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irony-was followed by the words,
“Rise up! let us be going"!-there is
a future to be worked oiit-
Now, Mr. Editor, I am not a suf-
fragette, so won‘t you, please, tell
us what the women ought to do,
when the men don't keep awake to
their high ideals and duties. Must we
always remain in our "tame st.ate"?
or shall we "Rise upl and be going”?
UNION OFFICIAL IS
HELD FOR MURDER
JERSEY CITY, N. J., Feb. 3.-A
sequel to the shooting of Thomas
Conroy in a saloon tow Saturrl I
HY
morning came to-day with the arrest
of Peter P. Murphy, business agent
of the Hoisting Engineers’ Union ol
this city on a warrant charging con-
spiracy in an attempt to bring about
the death of John W. Burke, a mem-
ber of the some union.
Conroy was shot by mistake by one
of several New York gangsters who
calms here in search of Burke, accord-
ing to an alleged confession by one
of the men arrested just after the
shooting. This prisoner told how he
and t.wo others were hired to “get”
a man answering to Burke's descrip-
tion.
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How
DIIILY
- we seldom mount at a single bound
To the ladder's very top;
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round,
With
And t.
Who
For the world has learned that the
safest plan ' _
Is to
~\'ou have read, of course. about the
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And the tortoisr-the tale is old- <
they ran a race--it counts not
where- ` I
KEEP PEGGING AWAY.
st slowly climb it round by
many a start and stop. .
labours day by day,
keep on pegglng away.
are »
he winner is sure to be the one~ A little toil and a little root.
READERS
wen. we'er told-
wee he had time to
pause -_ . , ‘.,..._ .
and to browse about and 91111. ,
So the tortoise' won the race because
~ He lust kept cousins away-
And , the
The bare
And a little more earned than spent,
Is sure to bring to an honest breast
A blessing of glad content.
And so. though skies may frown or
smile.
Be diligent day by day,
And endless peace will be your re-
ward
If you keep on pegging away.
The
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J. Collins. Halifax
Jos. McDonald, Vernon
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rl. Cureton. Montreal
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Ross Dlermique, Halifax
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Beckwith, Montreal
Mantle, Halifax
Mercer, Halifax
Walkinshaw, Toronto
J. J. Smith, Toronto
Duggan, Montreal
F. C. McGaren, Toronto
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McLarence, Paris, Ont.
White, St. Stephen.
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following registered at the Re-
last night (utter the arrival of
night :
Bteeves, Halifax, N. S.
Doirofi, Amherst, N. S.
Brehaut, Murray River
-Rooney, Bt. John, N. B. -
Hogan, Morell
McNeill, Summerslde
ullally, Gowan Bras
elly T t
. Kennedy, Bradalbane
Dryden, Sussex, N. B.
McKay, Wheatley River
Delaney, Tryon
McLaren, New Perth
pbell, Sea View
eau, Rollo Bay
full wi
otel Charlottetown, between
last night (after the arrival of
train) and 10.00 the pre-
night :
llnttile, Truro
Forbes, Halifax
Morris, Amherst
Black, Truro
Stewart, Georgetown
Webster, Moncton
Jamieson, Canso
Fadtler, Canso
10.00- last night (after the arrival of
the last train) and 10.00 the pre-
vious night:
Artemas Moffatt, New Glasgow
R. F. Taylor, Moncton
J. E. Mohatt, New Glasgow
W. M. Preedy, Halifax
J. B. Gaudet, Quebec.
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UPON REQUEST we shall
be glad to submit offerings
of well secured and readily
marketable bo~-de of public
Utility and Industrial Corpor-
ations of established Earning
Power. '
inquiries indicating t he
yie d and class of Iiuestment
desired w I 1 I facilitate a
prompt reply.
We invite Cox respoudence.
Eastern Securities Co. Ltd.
Investment Bankers,
St. John. N. B. Montreal, Que.
Thought It Would Turn Into
Consumption. I
Miss Jane Dousette, Point a la Garde,
Que., writes:-“Just a few lines of praise I
l must write on account of your famous
.»emedy,\Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup.
[ had been suffering from is dreadful
cough, for over six months, and tried
everything but in vain. I thought if,
was going to turn into consumption. A
friend happened to come to my house,
and was so frightened when he saw me ho
nearly dropped. He asked me what I‘
was taking, so I showed him some medi-l
cines I had, but he said for me to try
Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup. I
bought a bottle and before it was finished
l was well, and did not cough a bit. l
I will recommend your medicine to
every suffering friend, for I know it will
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charges the annual surplus has average $B0lt~l6I.00 an amount MUNI I0 OV”
eight. times Dsbenture stock interest
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MEMBERS MONTREAL SIOCII EICIIANGE.
Direct Private Wires.
HALIFAX. ST. JOHN. MONTREAL. NEW GLASGOW, FRIDERICTON
ing put through)
December 15th. 1912. Loans made, and in
process to date.......... . . . . .  
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Loans made during month of November 1912
liudc' Nc ve_mber, 1912. Loaus pending (be-
Loans made and other Logos in process
thereof during the moiithof November, 1 9 I 2
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"llIl'.` CANAIIIAN IIUME INI/tSl`lllEN`l` C0.. LIMITED
Table Showing the Wonderful Growth of the C-II-I-C in less than Twenty Months
A Lg n Mad B Interest at _the`
nllaate oie eu 5 p- c' Per Annum .
Loans made April 22nd, 194111 . . . . . .
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Loans made during month of December,1911 f ~
Means made during month of ]une 1912.....
Lcans mad: during month of August, 1912
ssoo.eo
$4,000.00
S.l7.000.00
$22.000.00
l»s4.3oo.oo
$65,000.00
0003000.00
$225,000.00
OS., 3,7, ya, ,,_,`,“..,,,_ ,,,,_,.,., ,,_,,,,, ima cfm.: zna r|.ooR Paclric Btocir., _ vancouver, B. c.
llatlilolil l-;l'llch,- 2.‘$'ando.i0ad;:I1l)il. Loci' officu   B ` " ` MT*
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t‘Mac's Blood Food gets right down
following registered at ,the
Hotel, Charlottetown, between
to the seat of the trouble and brings
the patient back to health in a short f
time. A box. 50c. The Two Macs.
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“elcotch Glnghains ct merit, Ging- up _ , PROMHENT MAN DEAD'
hams that will wear and keep their ' atom' are ieaturmg " h`“(1ent B 'H ` :-
colon Worth Sewing _____{“]1rBngB cap., English shape, 75c. und $1.00. C.\PE'l‘OWN,_ Feb. 5-Blr.__-10111!
or spring 1913_ 12c_ and 15c_ per The short course boys ought ro get Gordon Sprigg, four times Premier of
ya. At Paton.. 2-siviai. °“°- “M31-
Cape Colony, ls dead, aged B-3 years.
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l_The Standard Bl
ack Fox ompany Limited
Head Office, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Capitalization $60,000.00 divided into 600 shares at $1 00.00 each  
PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT.
SECY
S. W. CRABBE, Esq. Hardware Merchant. Charlottetown
VICE PRESIDENT. HON. GEO. E. HUGHES. Druggist. Charlottetown
£9 TREAS . D. A. MacKINN ON. __ Box 129. Charlottetown'
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_ _ This company has secured three pairs of 1913 pups for delivery Sept. Ist next from the finest and best stock in the province `
irticludipiq the vv0rld’s famous ranch ol the Charles Dalton Silver Black FOX Co, Ltd. The other two options are now pending, from stock
0 eua r ` ` ~' ' ' '
q y high merit. l_n all live pairs will be installed in the ranch at $I2_000.00 a pair making a‘total of $§60,000.c0 divided into 600 
shares at $100.00 each. ' '
ESTIMATED PROFITS
Experts claim that the price of 1913 pups within a few months will reach the $i 5,000.00 "NOTE The above estimates are figured on ‘average litters and present prices. "I`her'e‘@i‘s A f
mafk Per Pair. for Pure blailk bffedefs SUC11 2-S OUTS Tlielitter of each pair runs from 3 to 5. Take every indication for the price of foxes to advance anywhere from 2 5 to 40 percent. .
the average at three, a conservative estimate, and after deducting ranch expenses, we will have I2 ' , within the next few months. and it wou1dn’t be:wonderfii] or unusual if _ the iive__pai;-7 »`_ ~
pups for 1914 delivery. l»t is admitted by the oldest ranch owners that the price in 1914 will be of breeders would produce anywhere from 20 to 25 pups in place of '1 5. ` ` "1" ' 'z~‘ -
' °°“5*defa11Y QV?-f $12900-0° a Pair- but faking the avefage at $11 ,oco.oo, the present prite the lit- OYSTER AREAS'-The shore front of Mr Lewis farm contains many live oyster beds and I A
ters °f 1914 Wm bring the shafeholdas in the Standard Ranch fX2Ctly $60 of o.co or a net ,dividend as the ownerlias Erst choice in leasing them, it is the 'intention of the com n to include this '
. of loo per cent, still retainin their ori inal shares in the ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' `
I   Th
Ellen
V’ but by ad.
fora
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RYE
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g 8 five pairs of breeders, . g lucrative industry in their charter when applying for letters of patent. » ` .
e Ranch
The Standard Ranch is situated in West Royalty near Lewis’
Point at a_ short distance from the junction of Noith River and
'S Creek, three miles from Charlottetown as the crow flies
ro E1len’s Creek isolates it from the main road
a Iooo.-yards _thus insuring perfect seclusion
is in close proximity to the keeper's re-
st all times, the location and arrangement
of. natural conditions. The sight is high
heart of “Vsplendid bush and the adjoining woods
.tablzlts and fresh fish in abundance when re-
and shelter arrangement cannot be{dup-
now. in operation in the Province and
of the  l“P'to-date in Prince Ed-
amount with this application- and the
to pay on or before_Ai\,lg, get 1/g__x§  i` 
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Box mg. Charlottetown, ' '
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D. IA. McKINNoN L 1 I   _      p »  -
v j. ' 'I__`he ‘responsibility of the care of the fakes
, Secy-Treas. The Standard Black Fox Company Lt¢'i._ Sh°F‘ld2°f5 °f 10h” -Lewlii L°“i5' P°i”t P
who wi‘l make a s lendid I
this
, _
. _  ~ _ ,_ J A _ ~ p _ success. Mr. Lewis
Dear Sm” \ _ -  _experience in foxlfarmini. He has visited hind
_ I h _ ` '_ _ _ ' ‘_ _ . of: tlie,_best ranches in t e Province and in
-» ereby make application to ‘take . . . . ......sharesv in mp sed,-,zltl-,,,-111;? au-the hes
. . ` i . p sp en, 1  easo _ is own _that t-nd to larger
the capital Stock of the Standard Bleek FOX C°' Ltd' of.. Mf- Lewishes hispurse interested as well as his
Charlottetown. I enclose' heeewit_h.r`ep_er_ centof. the
his best attention
t points of the
F97  of  
directors or
cheerfully mailed to
Treasurer, 1-, ,‘
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