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*SUBSCRIBERS should renew s
milk ur we were un um they
have psld iofhss expired and f-lull
not,mhs_ss issue, ss all PIN" I"
gstizntinusd pronmtlr on swirl
“SCHOOL EXAKINATIONB.-The
Wbi "Sands school took see Tues-
te Pl I
(ily, Dec. 31st, with a lair attmid-
gm; g( ratepayers and scholars pre-
sent. The pupils were examined in
the various branches by their teacher
Waite; Bull assisted by William Glo-
ver and Chas. Brooks. The intelligent
mgnnsr in which'they answered- the
many questions asked them reflected
credit* on them azd their teacher.
The oilicsrs and visitors expressed'
thum»Iv_ss highly rntisiied with the
progressoi the pupils-
.l.°nibir'i'aoUs: sniper.-rho new
steel bridge at Montague will be lor-
mslly opened for trafllc tomorrow ai-|
ternoon, .-Ian. __10th.. Arrstifrerneits
have _been made lor s special trsin to
run f\iro`m~Olisrlottetown conveying
Premier llathieson, Commissioner Mc-
Neill Bud other prominent men to the
scene. 0! tI_h'openin¢. A large gath-
erlng‘_ls expected irom'the surround-
ing country; The new bridge will be
beautifully- decorated iv the citizens
of Montague, wiisi firm by the doz-
ens,_bunting, etc, a-'.11 a parade oi
teams for the first time to cross will
take place, The bridge was built by
the ,McNeill Bridge co, New Glasgow,
N. S.. under the supervision ot En-
gineer_J..A. Cameron’ and does the
b\i‘lldar_mu`sh credit. It is the seo-
ond largest in this Province and will
he quite an improvement to the ap-
pearance oi the enterprising village ol
Montague as well as being lasting and
substantial. Tomorrow will be the
one chance in a life time and it is
hoped that every true citizen oi Mon-
taguewill _f turn .out and.-make this
one Dlthe grandest events in Monta-
u' - . . '
=  B . _
-'...°GO0D MEli‘¢'l'ING.-f.I'he annual
meeting ol the_Rollo, Bay Farmers’
Institute took place at Rollo Bay
hall on Monday evening, Dec. 23rd,
nesrlynail the members being present.
After, slew suitable remarks by the
president' the minutes of the last an-
nual -meeting were read and adopted,
also tha. qnancial statements which
showed a satisfactory _balance on the
right side oi the ledger alter pur-
chasing some due, pure bred stock
during the last year. The same
board ol directors were elected for
the *winter season and it was deuid-.
ed to have a sf~¢:.al on Jan, 15th in
aid.oi the Insiiiixn. After sorne oth-
er .business bf-ing tiuiusacted the
meeting adjourned Lo meet again on
Jal. 10th. -
BEACHCOMBERS GET '
$3.000 FROM GALE.
_ NEW. _'YORK, Jan. 17-The beach-
con'1bere_l1sve,been busy combing the
beathbetweeu Rockaway Park and
Ar\7er`ne_ior -treasure uncovered by the
fgaie,  ,work according to the
onloéimsimust have been netted 5
 value oi $3,000.
snmmt- s'ror_uu_ 1-i_1'r_s
' ’ ' _ _ ouloaoo 1K11.Lsn
CHICAGO, Jan. 7-One man was
Killsd,._s` score were hurt and traidc
was .,r?’io_usly impeded by a sleet
storm nit has nam chicago in its
grasp for twenty-four hours. A twen-
ty-thrse-mile wind drove the freezing
rsin before it and costed sidewalks
add ]lv$Bentl with 100.
ICE FISHING IB RESTRICTED
(KITAWA, Jen. 7.-An order-in
co neil has been passed amending the
fishery regulations oi Ontario so as
td _prohibit iishing throughtlie ice
maskinonage, black. bass and speckl-
ed_tl'i‘m‘t.
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tion. Isles Ins. Kashi
I _£l5¥ElPE_l, QIIILS
. _ ' -51.7 ' ` _
1 --3-L J.-Jigshl. ii- P-. Bonds. his
ielt §Ir'0ttaws.‘ -'- A ' '
...’°J. c. cms, ssyvuv, was s is
cent visitor to llontsgne the guest ol
Dr. J. D. McIntyre.B. .
...°WAN’l‘ED.-8pruee,Fir sud Hard-
wood Logs, wanted -for which the
highest price will be paid. Montague
Furnishing Co., Montague. 1-9Mtf.
...°MON'l‘AGUE RINK.-Capt. Br-
hum and Wm. McLeod are busy mak-
ing ice on the Montague rink and ex-
pect to have it .thoroughly covered
sIi0rtIy.B.
JAMES C. ’l'UPLlN'B RANCH
(Continued from page three.)
made in 1910, when twenty-iour skins
brought an average price oi $1,885.00
per pelt, with one at £540 (sterl-
present report on the iur market
more breeders. By holding the
young_ for one year,
the ranch would have
say thirty pairs oi foxes, producing,
at a conservative estimate, ninety
pelts a year,' which at $1,000 each
would amount to $90,000. - Expense
of running the ranch would not ex-
ceed $5.000 a year. The result. $80,~
000 available for dividends. While
any proposition claiming such large
returns as this does, must certainly
he 'classed as a. speculative venture,
we honestly bc1icve,that tht chances
_lor the -realization oi all _we claim
are as good as anything _we have
ever seen, and all the estimates we
have given have already been exceed-
ed by actual results. _
I GENERAL INFORMATION
The company in taking ovsr the
property have a contract with Jes.
C. Tuplln whereby he is tore-
main as manager of the ranch lor
one year at least, at a salary ol $3,-
000 per year, and to have the iree
use oi the residence now occupied by
him. '.Hc is also to instruct s man
wliorn the company may select ior
manager should Mi-_ Tuplln decide to
retire irom the management.
'l‘he breeding oi wild animals in
captivity has long passed the exper-
imental stage and there is not the
slightest doubt but that the raising
of fur-bearing animals is to become
from now on a legitimate, Perman-
ent and highly pl'0§l38-ble b\lBill0SB.
APPLICATIONS FOR STOCK
Applications for stock may be made
to George J. Rogers, Charlottetown,
or to W. K. Rogers, Charlottetown.
PAYMENTS
Ten per cent. oi the subscribed
amount must accompany all applica-
tions ior stock, (which in ease ol
stock not being allotted will be re-
turned) the balance to be paid 'on
allotment February lst, 1913.
_ The Guardian, while welcoming the
infusion oi so much outside csllltul
BORN _
(From. Yesterdays Evening Guardia:
LEA.-At Riverside, near Victoria.
on Jan. 6, 1913, to Walter M. and
Mrs. Lea, s son.
__ _ MARRIED
(From Yestei-day’s Evening Guardian)
l.
GLOVER-DELANEY.-At the resi-
dence oi A. W. Delaney, the bride's
father, Jan. lst, by the Rev. G. A.
Sutherland, M. A., Allred Glover and
Margaret Delaney both oi Kensing-
ton. ,
CAMPBELL- MAONEIL- At the
Mensa. Kensington, Jen. -lst. by
the Rev. G. A. Sutherland, M. A.
wun-su 1.. osmpben or Psi-ii Cornet
_:ng Sadie Althes. Mselhill- oi Caven-
il .
_ DIED '
(From Yestei-dsy's Evening Guardian)
_-ra _» , ,
CABFORD.-At Oyster Bed Brldlei
Jan. 8, ‘ 1913, William Gosford. Ful-
ersl 'rhursdly at one o’cioek.
DIED. ,
-At Searletown on JBF- UV
oi 0'Conh0ll lil
289
_ f Of- our 1mmsnsg_;'?¥¢“.K~0fi¢1¢rl?¥_-__.¥1s.tS
_gre only* 289 léit.
   are shown-.in  _fall __ _ _  i
1-grids as Ro ity, Trees, Wqierlite, sway at
_   'g;k__;-in, Hunter -and rker .are showni. *Sizes lfkftghpnd
-» _ ». . .
rie._0nr.    0
_ Ili
‘lady
grsst
ltd the
all the
so gs and
stunts
sheen
all its
t\1l_iP
street
great
ll
are
and
» Scotch,
scenes vividly
natural
countries.
ing) _ world's_ record, another .. at lAIl‘*_ '_  ,  YW*
.£530 (mixing). The market was its‘¢i:i?ms slrl`s"=m`¢i mosques when
tested by James Tuplln in 1911 with the Persianl srecsllcd £9 F5191' U7
s skin which brought £480 sterl- the temple bells at vesper time, all
ing, and in 1912 Mr. nsuon tested' oriental chinese street scene in fer
the market with one skin which ot! Peking are places ol historic ln-
brousht £410 sterling. tense next shown ni uns wondrous
The Foxes now odered lor sale are trip in. the airship. Nor is this
direct descendants ot those whose_¢0untry forgotten in a rugged scenej
pelts are now worn by the ladies 015|, im- away Arizona where the eov1--
the Courts oi F`=\.. Petersburg sndboys with their cowgirl; dance s
London, and Benin, and the leaderaiquafh-me on 1,0,-5, but and shown sll_
°‘ th” f"m°“5 °| Paul I-‘°'m°°1"“lthe reckless. abandon oi the life oi
the frontier.
states that the demand lor black lox The ballet Flow", 0| A11 Nations,
pelts is greater than ever. Bay in me MaXi° Ci*-Y ‘lf 00359” P81111!! and.
tht” °' fm" yea" th° b“°i“°" i°'tbe heavenly Silver Palace oi Univer-'
brought to a pelt basis, it would beisal peace with lu wart of Qryggal
nemmary in order to get 8 g°°d m" Fountains are hnales which are awe-
turn on the investment to keep over inspiring to the _vast throng’ who
one year s litter, in order to hsve,m_e made happy m the enjuyment of
seeing "Under Many Flags" at the
»New York Hippodrome.
success. _
289 hats worth
'Il Jan.
5.20 - _
Atchison
-Am. Beet Sugar
Am. §me}ters
Amal. Copper
Brooklyn_R. 'l'.
Eril
Lehigh _Valley _
minoizqh Pmlgm use
ern ac
Pennsylvania
Reading
Bouthe n Paciiie
Union Jaciiic
U. 3. teel»
-U! S. Bteel Pid.
Beth Steel
Hr:-'vester
,Il inois _
Mist. Petroleum'
Utah Copper
Canadian Pseilic
Detroit _
ontreal Power
it
Bhawinigan
Toronto 'Ry '
Brazilian
rt
Mex. No horn
gxnuary - -
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Sedttilh
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into the Isiand's great ' industry,
wishes the new eompsny"sbundant
only for $1.29. Only one to a custo-
mer. H. H. Bro_wn_'s. _1-9M3i._
s'roo1; QUofrs'1j10Ns.
Quotations_h_1_milhe& by F. B. Ile.
Cui-dy & Oo., Stock and Bond Brok-
ers, Members Montreal Stock' Ex-
change. 164 Richmond Bt., Ohsr-
lottetown. P. lil. I.
' WW YORE S1003# .
srocx QUo'ra'r1o_Ns.
 uorrmmr. sfrooxs I
Dorn. Steel Corp'n 58 "S71 ' 57!
£inn.& St.PBlll (B00)1§; 142 142
23 t
Riuieiini- .ontuio 110;
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val 125 121
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911 90; 91;
321 az az;
1601 iss iso.
44 41; 142;
1211 122.
123 izar
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The
former Board' oi -arbitrators
"5 .Um Tidmsrsh. 01°
chan-me kevin '_v¢_p»rv¢fr wwf*
6st_i;g verhsl-_ "-ol Y-lID_!°°'
W0 .
We fnust reduce Om-_Stock b@iQi:e`_stog,lgg_a__k1ng and to do-so . We _hd_V._l‘_-1_ _.___
discounted
The staple goods `tod'ey'Such  and linens `¥are_ wo1'_1h__ _.I5   _
Ps-
ol E,-_ T ‘_
R. L.
1 mein 0| the soanrs v°\'\‘
present indication
s. ‘lillbll-°Pf0'~
  E.,  3,   S to c k 1 S 
question
by s
the ‘
preseift
ior the
and
.iyled
-iw." _
Plllil
t moreuthan our rices but We ha,vé'i<1l=ié1d}éd‘fo include them 1n this sale
A11 hats trimmed and  Dress n1us1_ins_ '
A lot of Black Cloth Coat§""’  Wfappefetfes- »
Cen ‘  - I' _- _ I-_-'»[ ',i`§1$ ._ I - _ .  j»,'~"'
Ladies’ Winter' Coats. tCu_rt_a_ii:i'sf.  . B\1t'fOI1_S- _ __ _
Ch`ildren’_'S Winter Coats Veilings.   _’ I 7_C0af_B“tt0f_\3“ ‘ ' ‘
 ou..af~f Off 
Au 0 Fu.. _ » pres; 160008 stockings <b‘;:;°..'>
Liningsy _ .  Ssifesns. _Corsets (@X¢@P'f  __
_E;n_bro1der1es, . `Qoun.t_ei',pa_nes. Trunks, _
U-£i%3§>F¢11?>°' .__-_S£h?“'1_~‘f_~` » Suitcaées. 1  `
W“F§fi2¥°¢f’ A I .  Blankets _ 1 W°01_i_G1°v@Sg .
. _Aprons,_
Scarves,
' `Ve'lv__et_s,
Tbqfd'cs,#
Msflffs- C
iMe1i’S Shirts- ` sMé°’° Tisie    e ~ MMS Uf\_d@rW§_eb .. ..,.
M¢i_1»’§_'Glcives, Meri’sSoX,    
` MrQu’_S.`.P7J§ma.§.'. 1\.4fu.'>‘- I_1_TIi~1f1@_i___1<__<'rf.1I}__1_¢l?_`»__.
0 s Ribbons..  r rf 
  
the _w_-hole ~_-_stock-e1r~eeptiug. W. B, _ ,Comm-._.@¢
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Wool'§`i' ' ‘ _ Bidi u
_ »_]',;_ii1e_r_1s, l T* " _` Comforts,
011_._u.S_   Wl_io]e__LStock» of AIlen's
»` ,ev Y
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busv Sleeve.
door. ~'  _  `- ~
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_liaV%`Io_;per cent .Di§.Couu,t, gr`e§_1___‘j;g_§;_§:____t__».._
2.1
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Si1ksceI1kinds)- Milmgeiy Goods; _   repress T1-i.;1n'1‘ii.,<,»_S'_‘. - _ __
Laces (all kinds). Fa11cy;Handkerch1efs Small Wares.
White Shirtwaists. Ladies’*NeckWear- PO1"€1@1'S-
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