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- ' 0 ssbsceipeen Paeee ......._............i:s.1-1 'rue source ei the ernuhie, ei eeiirse, Sir. In rsfsrsnss to your editorial -
"°'| W* ln* D” "°"‘°°‘°~““'-Lu in to be found lu admlttin Asia cs in Saturdays morning "Guardian" M me promoter or this cgmiliihlly :ight
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Q Head Office at Charlottatawnltnn denim nl tho authorising in these the Bmalluegsouofas theonttgnirxililx ge, enough to tell his client where it l - _ V
" B""‘°" °'"°" " °"“"'""““' respective enienies ee hnve sud in tbl". the blast polllltry shawl; we have enum be seen or wniuild he suilp-cgi; Offered io the Public 200 sharel $|00 each
ev ve ou » . _
Annum' Baud" nd “alum” Ullllflflllll 8 Will” 30”” Afl`l°B- it firgl; :sighs Inwoiilds lildfiithbut tI<i1;d!\i zgethmsbhghhloltheszupridcli welre ever A 'sau `
was their business to have excluded that an advertisement was running realised for the pelt of the Royal Bil-
' I rr 1-i E G U A R D 1 A N is srreier s commission is nel- lf” r um! snow H... ...neu to sus ns hence sms' `  _ .. A F I 5'
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i HIS I '°"'°"‘“"‘ "'_""_’_ “""“‘ "” lie eitineuship ee nn. ir it hed henu',L,°§,k,f,’l,f"b"my' I¢°°¢‘i,”°t gum; lfniiid ii; seg? would he he hcnesr. Capital Stock leaned _ ¢'n“¢
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p Asiatlcs, or if their labor w abso-'°°“ti°“°“°- in um pnnclpd “°W“'P“P ver H1803 F017 4 ' A _
_ DIIBY 0F EVENTS men, necessary mr the davspmnt :;;l3li<g:s;l;>g.:seg::'¢-sign nnxnsggige sol .eliggeulngenni slgglgoxhggnlnsnlig- ~ SIX FOX¢S  Glade  A. W Pllfe _
Ii his dull hours the
smoker finds his grea*est 
solace in his pipe. If you 
have a smolicr friend get
him a pipe for Chiislmis
out of our splendid line
25c to $5.00 each. Vl/ith
ard without cases. The
B B B pipe is nu extra
fine pipe.
is the best gift of all, costs
more but greatly appreci-
ated by all smokers.
.l. G. Jamieson '
DRUGGIST
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Montague Black Fox Ex
change
Correspondence Solloited
I.. M. Mcllinnon, Manager
l Montague, P. E. I.
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BORN
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fIII.l,,Il~l.-- /it Little Hands, P. ld. l.,
Dec. 13th, 15113, Nliss Annie- Liilli-i,
aged sixty-two yours.
GILLlFlPIl<J.- At Carleton on the
20th lust, to T. B. und Mrs. (lillispie
n sun.
 
DEMHS
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CLARK.-At St. John, N. B., on
Doc. 23rd, 1913, Mr. Herbert Clark,
formerly of Charlottetown,
HURRY_-At West Royalty, December
22nd, 1913, Catherine Boisner wife
of Henry Hurry, Sr., aged 65 years.
Funeral from her late residence, West
Royalty, today Wednesday the 24th
inst., at 2 p.m. Interment Hlgliileld
Cemetery, Rev. Canon Simpson, offi-
ciating. _
L..__f*-';“__  ___--_<-~_;'J
HURIIY.-At West Royalty, Decem-
lier 22nd, 1913, Cnthcrine Boisner,
wife of Henry Hurry, Sr., aged 65
years. Funeral from her late resi-
dence. West Royalty, today, Wednes-
day, the 24th inst_, at 2 ,p. ni. ln-
terment Highfield Cemetery, Rev.
Canon
1-'
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looked upon as the preserved of
Orange we u C' t 8 W 0 e O industries have been started in the
Somh |'Mri“_i _thus became Bntismlpriivincc by private capital, but none lt0 me why the name of the ranch 3497 l2 2 ,M2
:ind those British Indians naturally _ _ _ which produced thcse records should ' ' ’ `
same rights und privileges in the ricwl
tion of the difflcultY- The
__-_-*__-___-s
K
a
_¥i‘li.n"$"
TODAY' of the country, to have imported the describing what was to be seen and
_ "'°_ ~ . |l.B d C tll ll .
,l.0_DAY_ Indians under terms of indenture _ iglliil; ‘:o“ld°k;’ol‘K”' as H such advep
_.___ which provided for their re-patrin- tlnlng ln not n good investment
City lVlai;iStl‘Btc's Court. 9 u. Ill. tion at the end of their agreement. Again our Dominion Poultry repre-
The trouble now being experienced is fglztéatxllmg-   Belliségl-t3°U§¢lB;`lE'
,_ _ _ ' o n o ma a e
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4 1 due to uant of foiesigbt, or what is nnnnrn’ and nn nnn also no ln" than
- 2 » 19 3~ worse, the ignoring of the possible 1500 personal letters sent out from
r developments of pursuing a policy of 13)” I;-`;"is‘;*: ‘Uni ndiffiliini Wh;-t W”
.' ' 0 . . ll all ea B 0 r B OW.
Thll|'3d\ DCI? 25"! cllflil' “ l“i“°z f““`°‘ As fregagds making the admission
fi' t l li li d thi B
mtl. 92'-|_db°'"§h‘ ;l"*"‘?'l' siviscs aiuiii Accounts .$3.112 ..1n".‘l ...dit Situ. sift.
lm |¢_ 0 |_ lyo 5 _ Ufmng ____ ment of_Agrlcui..ure, ,as appears very
Guardian will not be issued on 'rue history ni the yenriy eeunsec- ;‘r‘;f;;1Y,I}l':etl1*;je “l\1_;1°“'l\;§m¢;1t: lllitlls
- _ - "Y . ~ a men B ll on
Friday- DCC 2_6ll'l. ' _ . tions of the U0l\lllli0l\ SBVWKS were laudable, indeed, in thiit the;
Wfhn lllvemng Guntdlnn W," Banks, for a number of years past, aimed to give all a chance to learn.
. ken n interesting study and The show was packed full of valu-
- "ol bc I-salma °n Thunday but ma a able object lessons and the Exhibit
 l ' ub i h ` ' ‘throws a “delight °“ the °°m`m°r°lBl put up by the Poultry Division of
a WI" be P I ‘ ed °n '“d.y and industrial prosperity of the dit- the Live Stock Branch of the Federal
53 u3u\|»_ _ lernnt pl-ovlucen_ Department of Agriculture, was thou-
-Adl/°fl|3¢" W!" P|¢\|° mn? The Prince Edward Island deposits \§htIf;ul§_Ii;.ea§1?lf3l{n:;;:lx3:]e:ty lflfn
_ . _ ,
lh¢9¢ changcl 10 U10 SBVHIBB Bank ill 1373-4 B- ,the demonstrations equally well
- -- mounted, in round numbers, to $454,- sylvan gy MWSYS- T- A- 13605011 Bild
- . _ ee.
   000' They increased yearly un 1893' Producers of eggs and consumers of
4- When “WY am°““l¢°d to 52-753# same who did not attend, lost a val-
__ 515, From, this figure they declined ,uable opportunity to learn easily to
slewiv until in isee-ieno they nnioun- ‘“"°ld m““‘°“‘“€ had eggs- “nd “"5”
'pl .l ' .l,. l U l l ' ing them respectively.
ie ciic one 0 oin luul und tl\e‘ted to 52_16_lI353| when they agaln The premium lists M the show were
old Dutfh Riipubucts in s‘;“thGAh'i°“l took an upward move, climbing `|liberally distributed. The poultry in-
llfe 00m HE Ome 0 T005 - €ll81`B ' l l' ll dustry is one of the most important
Baths, the Premier of the new feder-lsloxlylgff 13 with B Lint ucflugtions to our Island. and Ons which ssllld
ated dominion ‘s face to f ce 'th i lun _ when t ey mac e the be the means °t building up and ex'
’ 1 8 W1 _“sum of $2 558 995. .pending our city to a very large ex-
serious difficulty, the successful hand-| The Novi; séotia deposits rose from tooo th k
t _
1'. f h' h ill ' ll h' . _ . I regret to be obliged o in
mg 0 W lc W reqlmlre 8 “il$2"l81'054 1" 18723' to $1'0'735'853 that in the apathy of our citizens is
tact’ ability and resfmrce u ness' Un 'in 1884-8' when they declined steadily to be found the trouble, and but for
del' the Old Dutch 0h€5"°hY in the until ln 1912.13 they had fallen to the same lack of interest, in things
onpe, in the 'rrnnsvn-ni end in the $5315 454 ireally useful. yah mich: hutvsdhlld
' ' ' long ago, one o e mos up- o- a e
Orange Free State the country was The NEW Bf\1llSWiCk 119110835 ill- cities proportunnately that it would
f D t h I _1_ th 1 I b a creased steadily from $1,753,920 ln .DG 170519119 11,50 find m3::1KV‘;ll§;`i‘;"n'1€l;°§§'
w ii c ami ies, e manue a or _ eems o e so
6 im-4 en sr iez 411 This province B le to move’ and
_ ‘ 1 -'// - - \ ' ’ ` tti ur own peop
’”’i- I  b""fg “““”1’°fi “““°°t ‘”"°“‘_’ _“Y ““’,hu<i its nisximunn deposit in 1904-5 it ,gf ‘funny cnmpisiues sud criti-
A 4    natives. As industry and mining fol- when it had $8,186,436 to its credit lcllims. when outsiders are brought in
.f ` lowed on agriculture, and as capitnllthe amount falling gradually to the to do things. I am sir
fflfnd its way into the republics ““"flgure above given for the current GEO L1'GI-ITIZER. _
tue labor became scarce. The Dutch, yeah , ._ Sem p_ E_ 1_ p_ Association,
t`l` ' th b 1' f th t S th Af ‘ . . Ch l tt t tl l`G¢1l1il`€ WB- WE
S l l m e~ e le . 8 ou “cal The amount' of money on deposit l( ar Obi; ii?iiivt1terl)eIst lost the Provin-
was no white man s country except ~ “P in t _
i _at three per cent to the credit of a. nlnl Seed pau- through apathy, and
or rulers and empmyem' e”d°“v°r°d people is a measure of their thrift, it looks as though it would similarly
to obtain an increased labor supplylnllnongn not necessarily of then. ln_ lose the Poultry Show. -ED. G.)
from the natives in the north, and - -
for long a sort of semi-slavery ex-I?uB;rm1 px-l)£;m.ssf' Prmce Edtarld IS-   
istcd in both the Transvaal and thcl tin ers' Ju flag thy the: alt st cs   
Grunge Free State, which was winkcd mtfin' hgs E; hc. emi T S t ?n _
ut hy the nuthnrities 'rhe uni-cut cr" .ng °_w" “" B““““s" as 5" Siu-lu your sxssllclli ‘“‘“°1° 9"
British rule put 8 stoprto this ‘cn little risk in speculative or in- the Fox Iuduohl-y which appeared in
_ ' _ ldustriil enterprises, at least not to the special Christnias Number uf
In Natal tlierc had been immigrii- the extent of wltndrnwlng nny non, your paper, younuotod the following
tion of British Indians from India'Bidemb1e amount from the Blow but oygruct from the report of Mr. Mc-
for mi-my years to work in the sugnr`(_M_tam ‘_ me of the gaviu B Bank Creadyi the Island Plllllllllty Ag°l\l'f"
plantations. These people were inden- i, P O _ ' _ g ` "A singie WR of 3 silver fox ‘mm
d f F ri d f n lhvcii the fox industry. with its op- ,u rnneh in Prince Edward Isinud,
mm 0 u pe 0 0 ve years’ but portunities for money making has Canada. WHS S015 by C- 1-9'mPS0“ &
iinfortnmitely in the ugreemcnt withlnot succeeded m draining the Envlnns Co., of London, in April, 1910, flor
the Indian Government there was nolfmm the safe cone” of the Savings ‘£.i40 ($2,700). Other pelts from t. e
pi'ovii-lioii lol' re-patriation t th c dl . _ Sam” ranch were *wld to the “me
of this term These eopleasetuzd nm.B*1nk. f0l` W0 Und lillllt ‘l“I`1“l§ the jpurchasers at the same date for £530
' V _ past. three years, the hciivicst years and £500 each, respectively. Twen-
tlie country, and being industriousnoi the industry' the dc UBRH have uc_ ty_snven skins’ including the above,
_ D
prospered exceedingly. With the sc-' . brought .£7 600 ($.38 005) nn avcrngc
_ _ _ tually increased by $84 B20. » ._ _, ’ ' ' ,, f
quisitionFof tlieS'l`r:iisv;nl un.: l thnl Throughout an theseryears 8 few lirrlxifwof  ié4;0iotli (If;;;li?l)g» and is 230’ a larger Size L50’ . Till, 3356-l2.lill\ltuesfrlsatlf
absolutely true, but it is a mystery R0g€I‘S fI3.`l'(lW3l‘€C ’, Lllllltéd
expected that they would have the on the part of the Dublm pprpiipggpssiiac pllfliilslckilgwéeglélnallpdiin
_ _ _ In Novn. Scotia. on the other hand, Ivory Bkenllnnl ln l.n'gnl.d to ngnrnn
colony .is other British subjects. Butllt will be noted that since 18723 “_ “noted when more are no authenticnn
“ Iwi of um. _Orange Free Sl'“t°lheut eve sud u heir miuinus have 'ffl Pl"0°fs to verily them. therefore. I
spcciticiilly prohibits the entrance of been withdrawn from the Savings :think it would only be fair to the
.isinties inte thee province, while i~e-inann lt is Quin, me to ,mer that gglxmlgiilllsgzl.ilnpiiilifxlarnilnlanoplne
"’"l°“"° ’°g“’l““°“ “mt” l" ow” a vsrr lsrze proportion of this s- iduced the shnvs records te ssy they
Colony; Transvaal and Natal, whichfmount nas'bnen invested in one or ‘Were nrndnned by that Rnnnln
prevents British Indians enjoying cit-‘another at the many lnnnntrlnl nn_| My reason for ohlliug your oghou.
lze"Bmp on, equal terms with theterprises that have made our sister tion tl; this matter is; Supposc 8
white. There are various good and _ h. I l d Bu with. ‘PFOSPBC We i“V0Bl50_l` ill U16 FOX Ill-
PI'0V|“Ce 0 W0 0 n “ Y |“ diistry should be inquisitive enough
sound re‘“s°"_s why such restncuonslthe past few years. _ The withdrawals Ito wish you to corniborate the state-
slioiilil continue to *be in force, from the Savings Bank have been lments from this part of Mr. McGrea-
liut the Indians are now a strongicoincident with the establishment of dy's report, there is only ons source
i""“1‘f" “ml having formed ““ organb industries. with thc development of lg-,?lTen wll:,‘;gr,l;‘;&§:ldn;’§.;.li“ 3:8 re`
Ml; =1»ithBit'hid' Ao- . . v ere-
/_"‘_°“ C ‘ "‘ 9 r 1_3 “ mn BE h the proviiicc, for Nova Scotia did- noi). [cords of the Dalton R9,nch_ vlhloh nn,
"'"*lW“ they “V” °“"y‘“g 0" in Bout ,begin to develop until it became a lfellt on file in the office of tho Chasf
Africa, iii thc United Kindom and in lnanufucturing contre. lDiilton Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd,
India un agitation which is likely to] Nm” Brunswick’ like Prince Edward Fgpgpohlgztpre iopcntto that luspeplzion
ii i chin sects. Lord Hurd- _ . so vs nvss ers. a any ms.
"V0 “T 'ea 5 0 ilsland, has made little pl‘0gl'€BB 1" and the original sales sheet of the
M59' Vimroy of India' in 'I mccntlmaiiufuctiire and the Savings Bank [shove records which are there, place
speech in London uttered u grave deposits snow that its earnings' une llnn Charles Dalton breed of foxes in
“'fl|'"i"§ lf’ G'e“er“1B°l'h“ 0" tbcltzhose of Prince Edward Island ure n class all by its°H' w"'h°“l" 5 P09'
absolute necessity in the interests of salted away and naming three nel, “T313 SLC; gcléhfs 6rl;:1)l;.nized by pro-
the Government of India oi the cn;'t___ex%u:ivel;;0r t:eI0\wn;rB_ Foternhotf fgxhcompgmes is evident
e, in rnce war san are a rom e nc t at t e all clam t
Indian Association claims the l'BDOal thrifty neDnle_ what we nnvn wn |h_hvn Dnltnu foxes ol- ,lin-nlns_i Ong
of the old law Of the 0f““g° F"°,hnid. But there is it possibility ei »°';”° °““‘° *° “W “°“°° "°°“*\>’»
State prohibiting the entering onnoldlng too tlgntly_ ...There ls that In i';J*’is“c§’t"y"m‘:;-g“;t;’l§nl;df%1h°¢;m‘l7|;)l\%.
Asiustics. They similarly demand the scattereth and yet lncreasetnn; ll the toms name' ls his advertlszfnglt 20'
restoration of thu right which I-hcy'mou@y lying in the savings Banks less than fifty-eight times, If, is h
formerly enjoyed to enter the Capelenmlnn three ner nent were invented alnie ttlp colnjure with, eh? b X
Province. In the case of Natal, they 11° er “K5 °°mP5“Y “"8 DTD'
“nge the nnnlltlnn Ol the nnll lax nl ;:Id1nd;stn;‘;i‘; Tig: we lx? mix: illoted in Prince County appropriat..
~ to itself ii copy of the World's
.153 iml'*0H0<l 00 llnindentufed Indlam- sible and practicable the re- Record Sales Sheet and was not hon-
A fvllffh l‘0i"l¢ which NNY lnslst “P'|turns to the investors would be very
on misss s ullssflsn which may vw- much ineresssd whiis the hensdt ee _,___ __ _ ___
bnhly have to be decided by Privy the nmvlncn M B whole would be hp V I ,_ 
Council. The Natal courts have de flulcgly mu11;1p1iod_ MINKRWH LINIMENT
il.‘1.`1".Z"Z‘ .Z.??lZ5“.'3§Z5 e'?3§§‘““§£ .$.11 ‘.1 I.‘;.”?Z.§ZZ§‘l,"‘.5l°Z§. ‘l°‘.’.§.`{'2 ?“"'“~ . ._i`"l’“3" tilt.
- _ was cure o cu e ronc s
Mohsmmedsn rltss which permit millions the amount ee its credit in- MINARD's LINIMENT. y
polygamy. is not e msfrlsss sword- the ssviugs Hunks; ii would nee he L'l`--C0L- 0- CREW READ-
Ins ts the Mslwssmvus law 0| the con much ee ssy thee the amount ns s‘i";’;'s cured of Mum Rhmmamm
British Elllllift. Bild ¢Bll¥l0t bil f¢8l5'|at present invested-in industries by MINARDIS LlNIMlllN»l~_
tered as such. This practically means employing many people-represents Mu;-khum, gnu 0_ 3, |;1|,L1NQ_
that the Indians mustjoreswear their very l11ll¢l1 m0l‘e in actual value to Laketleld, Que., Oct. 9, 1901.
religion in order to get married, or the investors,
their union will not be recognized
and their children will be considered
llegitimate. These are the principal "sled, _  out
rievancee 'of the Indians, and they zzchoeolates-good chocolates - , f d
l l, n ,,,,,,,,,- lo, tu, lend s finishing enueh to eny gire ||“|¢ fgngw ‘ 3 ¢ ._..
re 0° G upon M n y make it more pleasing and sccevfuhle
maintenance of s white South Africa.
d l tl ll l tel thll ll
es. .,u..n... n. i... si... .....n.. gg, ,',';,;°;;,,‘;¢,,°,g§g,‘,,, ,_  we have them for
he hed h es ehti v-hi is ididu su- ° _ _ _~
"“°‘f._°l5'°“"""5 “75“'5.°:'.“‘f..."°&  l},"'°|_‘il§_'.‘f,_§,'§§; 22 . -.,,,,,,_ --psi-mm.. I F ennell er Chandler
' “nu holiday boxes. The \!acKlnnon Drag _ _ 1 V . _ _ ‘A n 1
5 ga. Ooruer _dreatdeorge |ad_K;;t ~ .. _ - ,l A _ Vleggflu go' i
_ .‘ _ , .‘__ '>'vi'»,~'o.-':'f',~i   " ” ' =_ =` . - ' i '  _'ws  
" " ' A' 1"  i ` ll?"    l "  . _'l";5'i_*'l'?"i"‘ Vyilq ‘if "il i--.l»i:r.~l.;1`i`-'. i f .1 -_ .~ ' ' .- 'J 1  v1.l"l'.  Ll ‘
 ' -ig ‘ ‘ ni -..»..:».1..‘n{__,k_,. p.  , ' _,,_~ =:' _    .. ,. -:|f_~, we , .
sr ref’ .__, ; I  __  _
. i _ i.-uns, s$lf.st.>'.r.\   _
as cured of Rheumatic Gout by
Wdehl-_ »- ...agaihsif _ I
eight times in one ad. is one ol the
worst knockers the Dalton Comllfllll'
ever had; but when he comes to ad-
vertise slisres to the public he uses
that name fifty-eight. times with the
purpose purely of assisting to sell
his own stock.
Again, the Company that obliterat-
ed the Dalton name from the sales
sheet would knock anything with the
name'oi "Dalton" in it, but still
when they wish to sell shares to the
public-what they could have bor-
rowed they take instead-and so it
goes, everything pointing to thcllact
that the “Great Old UOIDPBUY ll*
the king pin of them all, and I ask
in future that every person when they'
wish to use the name of this Gom-
pany, to do so decentlii 8“\`1 HWY
will not have any kick coming from
me.
There is no reason on earth why _all
the records sent out by the Publicity
Agent, and others, should not tell exe
actly who made the above prices,
and in all fairness I ask that, in fil-
ture, this shall be done.
Thanking you for your kindness in
giving me this space,
I am, Sir, etc..
W.B.I’ROWSI4},
General Manager Chas. Dal-
ton Ranch.
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.
Corrected for evfry Wednesday and
Saturday issue.
Oats (white) 35
Outs (black) 38
Straw (per ton) $5.50 to $6.50
Hsy (per cwei 10 in so
Eggs (per doz.) 30
Butter 25 to 28
"hlnkeu (pair) 80 to $1.20
Turkey 25 t0 /.il
Geese (each) $3.4.) io 02.00
Fowl (each) 60 to 80
Ducks (each) 752- lil $9.00
Potatoes (per bile) 30 t0 35
Turnips (per bus) 12
Cabbage (ea.) 6 to 8
Hides 11 £0 Ui
Pelte 50 to B0
Calfslrins 13
Beer uh.) 10 en is
Beef (quarter) 8 t0 10
Pork (lh.! 8 t0 10%
Sausages (lb.) 12 t0 15
Godflsh (lb.) 5
Corncd Codlish llli.) 6
Lamb (lli_) 12 15014
_uutten uh.) io in iz
Beets 5
Onions (lli.) 5
Carrots (dom) 10
Apples (pk.l ` l5 to 20
Rabbits (pair) 35 to 40
"Sargcut’s Genuine Food
Chopper is just the iliiug that
would please lier, Cuts raw oi
cooked meals, vegetables,fiuit,
nuts, etc, Is made very strong,
and has five cutting knives,
No zo a good family size Lco
Island Bred Silver Black Pdlgreedloxes
Dlroctcars . ‘ .
Frank R. llsariz. Preeiil nf ~
Lical dlreclor of the Cana-Ilan Bank of Commerce
- Member advlsorvBi\ard of Dominion Trust Ce
ll. B. Tremain, M. P. Windsor _
C ll B Longworih. Charlottetown
I. c-I Director Eastern Trust C i.
A W Weeks, Charlottetown
Capt T G Taylor. Charlottetown
Agent Marine and Fisheries for P E I,
Bankers and References Bank of Nova Scotia
Description of Foxes.
Female No I. born 191|
Mother 6 Pups |913
This fox is the celebrated Dal-
ton bred Vixen "Bluebird"
mother 6 pups ln 19:3 (an even
3 pairs) which were sold and
delivered in Octoler for (Forty
Six. Thousand Dollars) cash
which we believe lobe the record
cash value for any litter of pups
On P. E. Island in One Season
Female No 2 Born 191|
’l`his female ‘s .a high grade
fox born ln the ranch of F. F.
Tupliu from his best pure bred
Island stock and had a litter of
5 pups in 1913 a very liigli per-
centage- '
Female No 3 Born |9|3
This young breeder is a choice
highly bred Oulion fox and is a
grand dangli' er sud a descendent
of the foxes wnose pelts sold for
record price in igro, and is tirel-
ative of our male Prince Royal.
The pedigrees of the above
Male No I. Bom |9ll
This fox was littered in the
ranch of F, F Tnplin, New Au.
nan. from his highest grads of
pure Island stock.
Male No 2, Born I9I|
“Prince Royal"
l`his choice male fox was
littered in the ranch cf R. T,
Oiilton st Alberton and is same
blood and family that produggd
the pelts which sold in ihe Lou.
don market at A 500, £530, ,(540
sterling and he is considered one
of the finest foxes in P. E. Is.
land both as regards pedigree
and quality of ‘he fox himself.
Male No 3, Born l9|I
This male wssliitered in the
ranch of F.F Tuplin, New Ah.
nsn, from his highest grade pure
Island stock;
Foxescsn be seen at the oiiice
of the President. The Company are only offering 2oo shares of
stock tothe public of which fi considerable amount is already
spoken for and they expect the small balance will be qnhgkly
subscribed for in view'of ihe showing made in the past by the two
old breeders The Directors have already had several good offers
for 1914 Options as the quality and breeding of these foxes
make them sought for by new ranching conipaiiles,The Estlmted
dividend for roi.; is So p. c.
For all information and prospectus apply io
MAJOR CHARLES LEIGII, Secy fb. Trees,
P- 0. Box 255, Charlottetown, P. F. I.
Application for stock in the Prince Royal Black Foxes Ltd.
I or we hereby apply for. . . . .. .......sl1sres of $100 each in the Capital
stock of the Prince Royal Black Foxes Ltd and agree to make the following
payments
20 por cent with application
H0 “ " on .Iuny 15. 191-1
50 ‘ ‘ on Mni'ch15. 1014
To Major Charles Leigli.Socy & Treas
Amount enclosed
P O. Box 255, Cliu.rlottetn\\'n. P, E, I.
_...I
lmaking n hid for gencial investment. 1, --_ _ TW _,H _; ____  _ ._ _ i---_
Enormous llemand
PRICE FIVE (,'1i`NTS
Bl’ POST SEVEN CENTS
THE
Christmas Number
OF THE
Charlottetown
Guardian
`Wi|l be Published on
zznd mceuarii
it will roiiieiirnmong other
Int resting Features-
'lhe land of the Wonder-
ful biiver Black l"ox
Four Page Illustrated aiiiclc.
Four Pages of lllustrailons
pf Elfeiiple and Places in
llalf page rrprozluciion of
the Fathers of Confeders..
tion.
Guests M Yule
_ By E. L. Slecdman
Christmas Legends
Tho Joys of Chrisimn
Time
l’aula’s Christmas
B H I .-i
Games for Clirliatrfiiz R as
Christmas Tree at Wide
Plains
B W. D. '
Home for Cliiiatmaamsbn
Christmas Romance
ller Cbriifmu Gift
'lhe Church Maine
Order early io prevent ni,
Favorite
"My grandmother died at age 122.”
my llfe."
“My Fraternal Insurance ls much cheaper and just as safe.
Do you client yourself with these poor arguments? IF S0.
you had better turn over a new leaf and let The CANADA LIFE,
take care of your responsibilities.
W- K- Rovers. ii; ii 
1 n Provincial Manager “"“"'
I have all the insurance that I need,”
“I think I will carry my own risk for a while,” ` l
“I have no family physician, never consulted a doctor in
1-. 1
Fiction:
"No mnttci' \vhiit 
the gift is not complete without cho.
colates. You will find here such fam-
ous makes ss Rockwood, Cadbury,
Lowney, Ganong, Neilson, Nylo and
every other good confection put up
in beautiful holiday boxes priced at
25 cents to $5.00. The Two Macs,
149 Great George St.-Metf.
F_-QU!-15, ._ ..;sL¢_,___,__ ~r -5-___--W___ np- - In-i ---ii  ---Q 5;'
» EASHMEHE STUEKINGS
ii
Yesterday Patons received a lnrtlfl
consignment of first quality Cash-
mere Hose suitable for Christmas
gifts. 3516-12-23M3lEli.
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llere are ilie Skates
Used by Best Players
Hockey l
tho corggneon s almost ber e-skating days are right around
If you want to get the very best ak tes t eh l 'out nog.
;:1\:|° Dl'i°° if Will PB! you to come to A Foiinall .t %handler's.
hmiegwgfgolazipllgalye thorn recognised ae the headquarters for I
than _“vpn” °l vlllrers in the Province some here for
5°* ‘" 1°* lwsksv sksess rink kdm shi as shine suv-
i’°""' l‘°°*°¥ ltlllll. Ducks-ever;thing' that i:.noiie|lor'1 to 8°
.on the ice.
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