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“teething” time. .
P0W<l€1‘S. soaps, dainty
rushes and everything for
he Little Majesty’s Toilet !
Specially prepared foods.
In fact everything and
anything needed for the
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The Practical Watch and Clock Rent rer
168 Queen St. Charlottetown
P-' _ i
The Alpha Silver Black
& Patch Fox Company
Limited.
Capital and Stock Issue $225,000.00
Shares $ 2 5 _ Q O each.
Six pairs of silver black foxes
and nintecn pair of patches. All
the patches show a percentage
of from 75 to 90 p. c. and some
have already produced black
pups.
DIRECTORS
Angus Shea,President and Rancher,
Nail Pond, P. E. I.
Hon. S. T. Gallant, Vice-President,
Piusville, P. E. I.
Diimet IVI.SharbeIl, Portage P. E. I.
Frank Shea, Waterford P. E. I.
Calvin D. McCallum, Summerside,
P. E. I.
E. N. lVlcQuanie, Secy-Trees, Sum-
merside, P. E. I.
Write for Prospectus.
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_Ml-s_ (;_ V, Monro--l’eter 'lraiuor
__Mrs. Tralnor (llochford Ht.) -Hur-
ry Foster, (Riicliforil Sth) -ul 5°"
"(‘.ameron's Ilmuc-mnde llread" 115
Seven Cents per loaf, and the qual-
ity is better thnn cvrr. Ask for
r,‘sm~.ron’s llrend, and you have the
bread that makes for R000 "With-
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PERSDNIILS
Mrs. (DL) lllclisy and son of Hali-
f“x»~fU`° U10 KUESISS of Mr. and Mrs.
F. J. Nash, Ulty_,
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_ Miss Bessie Duffey, city, is Epmd.
lllll .._ tW_o weeks vaention with fri-
ends in lurk Corner and Kensington.
Rev. E. S. and Mrs. Weeks, uf
P0“/lllll. Hveut n couple of days lnsi;
WWI* in lll0llnt'»‘lte\\'ai't, the guests of
Dr. and .\lrs. Tooinbs.
Mis” M.\'l’tl0 MacLeod Amherst,
Nova Scotiri, is visltinlg in Eldonthe
gui-st of her cousin Mrs. Estelle Mac-
Donald.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Kelly' of Maine
IWVB lll`l'lV0¢l to Ellen-ti H holiday nt
Kclll/'s Cross. Mr. Kelly was in the
CliY_ Yf>st0r<iny looking into the lox
business in which he is interested,
Mr. Will Anderson after sponding
ii plciisant holiday with his grand-
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Anderson,
left yesterday uiorning on return to
New York.
Sister Ethenlierg, niece of
Mr Michael MeKoai~ne_v,
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"'“°l‘» 1°'-N00 this mornin ou"a the canadian- scores- were recorded ins. scringer has 'also pisyeti snI.ius'i‘m.ir~' CLERGYMAN Assumes 'cnc wiison has stated um: the Unit.
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“Bill to T-he mainland,
Misses Florence -Mabey, Helen
Y0llll~i< and Millie Gamble, Tryon,
Wh° have heen in the city for the
Dust three weeks attending the Sum-
mer Sehool of Science, have returned
to their homes,
Mrs. Charles Munroe of Amherst,
who has been rusticating at Brack-
l¢‘Y Bench, leaves this morning on ro-
turn to her home thoroughly delight-
ed with her»fli'st visit to The (lard,en
of the Gulf.
Ml". L. J. (laboury, Chief Post Of-
fice Superintendent, Montreal, and.
Mr. W. J. Johnstone, Financial Su-
perintendent, flttaws., were here yes-
terday on otiicinl business in connec-
tion with the local Post Oflice, and
they leave this morning for the main-
land. _
Mr. A. F. MeQuaid, barrister of
Sollris, who met with 9, painful accir
dent some weeks algo, was operated
upon nt; the (lharlottetown Hospital
yesterday for a dislocated shoulder.
At latest reports Mr. l\IcQuuid was
restiiig easily :ind his friends hope‘
for his early restoration. to health.
“To re ulate the s stem pr >erly
City, uccomlmniied by Sigur
Euehemin of Providence, lt.I., ure on
a two weeks visit to Charfi:ittctowii_ I
Miss 'llcleiia C. i\|eD0naliI, leit yes-
terdny morning to attend meetings of
the Women's Institutes at Kensing-
ton, Mnlpeque, Darnloy, French ltirefr
and Long River, durinfg the comiirg
week.
Mrs. A. E. Diinbrnck, Superin-
'tendeut of Institutes, accoinpiiui-
ed by her daughter, Miss Leona Dim-
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Warburton & Shaw
Hnrristers, Atiorneyas. Notary I’_ubliC. EIC.
Solicitors for Canada aukers association. Bsnxl
of Monireal,Canadis. Permanent Mortiiuiie Cor-
poration. _
iiicel---Old Guardian Oilice Prowse Block
Charlottetown. P. L. l. _
ii. A. McLean. K. C.. Donald McKinnon
McLean & McKinnon
Barristers, Attorney-at-Law
Brown Block. Charlottetown
n.c. iviens in i<.c.. W. E. scN'rr.iiY. it_c
mensdifi & BENTLEY
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Barristers, Solicitors etc,
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omacriedl iilatifcin rSii'g¢ts,uChurl’otietnwn
P. E. Island.
MONEY TO LOAN
Monson e Dui~‘s'v" _
Barrliters and Attorneys
solicitor. for Royal Henk 01 0"'-Wil
MONEY 'ro i.oAN
K Y` Ol
throughout tho hut weiither season
you need to use MucKinnon’s Efler-
vescent Saline. Besides the inodicinal
properties of this preparirtioii, it
makes 3 most sntlsfactory summer
'beverage cooling, ‘thirst quencliing,
refreshing, besides being a good sys-
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_TIP T() TEA"- the taste is uieiesi
was decked with maple. branches, .and
as coat-of-arms there was ii _chalk
sketch of two beavers girai'<:ln,_- A
mapleleaf. Australis's emblem was
the kangaroo and an emir',"and'1n-
dia had a small ,. tiger. At the
start the Mother Country was doing
well, hut,,tlie second half of the team
failed to keep it; up. In the range
aggregates the Mother Uoiintry and
Australia were equal nt 258, with
Canada at' 255, and India and Guern-
sey following. Australia secured the
lead in the »'500,yn.rds. In thc 00')
yards (‘annda. made ii big effort and
gained on the 'Mother (`oiintry by
four points. (lanuda had finished
774-and Australia uns 771, with o,
shot to go. Parsons had to get un
inner to \\'iii for the Gonimonwculth
and he took a bull's-eye,\Australia
thus taking 'the trophy iiy wo
points.
U U O
» The "At, Home" given by l.t.-Col.
J. G. and Mrs. Ross nt the Canadian
Pavilion in the (lamp on 'l`hursday
of this week was .uiiirkud by a. fine
spirit of friendship between Unna-
dians and AuEltrnliniis._ It was ii
llr1l>py tlioiight on the part of Col.
Ross, to nsk Col. lllerrett, Command-
nnt: of the Austriilinn tcaiii, to pre-
sent a gold watch on bclialf of the
Vnnada Club in London, to Sergt.
.~\rmst.r0ug, who was secoinl in l.iiv-
ing the highest ziiriziegate in the
Ciinatliaii team. Sergt, l-ltinl-_lnrt
had previously receivtfd ii. silver cup
from the hands of Hon. Geo. H. Per-
ley, who, though he is not even Act-
tem regu1,,toI,_ __ b,,ttlc_ 25c_ Mac_ ing High Coriimlssioner, \\'as_ r.-'ood
Khmon Drug (-o__ COL Great Geome enough to follow up Lord Strata.
and Kent Street_B_ Mtf_ conn s custom of iiwurding suclt a
‘ trophy.
liotli Canadian and _’\iisti'u.linn
   ifommandants, as well as llon. Mr.
“_” ` -Purley, urged the desir-.ibilityl of
____(_(_l(iti_“_‘_1_@dl"Q1p§Sf{_2_~) maintaining the llisley nieet as nn
Empire afiiiir, and (‘ol. Merrctt went
filmlllllil allll nl€I1tl0llil\H tli'e Prices so fur as to promise that if (‘nnndu.
obtained for breeding pairs and also had to drop out owing to insistence
for skins, the article concludes: “'|`he in rei;ui‘d to the proposed new regu-
f0X'l1F90lliH1=! iI\‘lllSU`Y is at present lations, then Aiistralia would take
in ii very speciilefive condition; but .mens in visit ine Dominion in order
there seems little doubt that it (50 mga: ,their brother rifleiuen,
should prove very reniunerative if , , ,_
carried out on ri fair 'scale under in- Bishop Stringer of the Yukon, who
tclligcnt miinagenient.” with llrs. Stringer has spent the
’ ' *--------~-T past-flielf-yszir in the Old ffountry,
Mrs. W. A. Brennan and Miss Dor- sails to-day (24 Jiilyl in the Em-
othy Brennan, of P, E. Island, have press of Britain for r‘nnail;i, 'i`iic
registered nt the offices of the High visit has been aiiytliing but n holi-
Vonunissioner in London. day. for Dr. .\‘trin§fei~ has fulfilled
1 » » numerous prea~':liinf.: :mil lertiirini: en-
\lthough the Aiistralians were the gagcments tlii‘oiil:liout the liritish
victors in the shoot for :lie lifijah Isles, his muin object being to in-
of K0lnpor'e’s Challenge (‘iip at Bis- form, and evoke the interest. of the
103’ this Wceki thc Struggle W8-S 0X- old lrmd in regard to his extensive
trcnirly close from start to finish, uml Solltm-y dl0¢e5¢_ Seen .ln the
for at no stage of the contest were ave of his departure, llishop &`.ti‘iui:er
the leading teams-the Mother Colin- expressed appreciation of the hospi-
tfv. Australia and Canada-senurav tniiiy extended to himself and \~.-no
cd by so much as seven points, and personally and also of the ready syni-
i'h0 Allstflllifms Ollly CllllCh0<l tllflil” pnthy accorded to the claims 1'. nrle
victory by the last shot fired in the' for his work. The L`10,:)(!0 episcolial
match. 'l`he contest attracted n` endowment fund is now only about
lurize withering of spectators, who £1,300 snort, and the nisnop iss also
f0ll0\'-'Oil H10 Sll00l1il1I1 With R00" ill'fencminiercd clergy who nro willing
¢0l`0*"lt- 'l`llC‘ bll1Ckl>0l1Y<l 0r1'\VlliCll‘fto take up the work in the diocese
M- when funds permit. It is ii far cry
from the heart of London to the fro-
 I   nrirsolitiitles of the Yukon, and when
_une saw the Bishop seated ircur the
F01' Infant! and Children, future Gnveruobllcneral at ri iiiost
~ lsumptiious repast in l‘iccaflill_v, there
      i came to iiiind the story of ii mu-
B ment \vlien, lost in ice and snow on
ears the  _ the prnirics, he was glad tp gnaw at
Bmnatua °f his senlskin boots to save his life.
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Maine and Connecticutt Black
Silver Fox Company Limited
Authorized Capital - - -
Shares, each - _ - -- ~- ~- - 50.-00 -
Directors - »
Harold S. Skerry, Westport, Connecticutt, Manager of
Southern New England Telephone Company, President;
William Hill, Westport,Conn., Contractor, Vice-President;
George D. Warren, Fortune Cove P. E. I. Farmer and Fox
Rancher, Secre_ta_ry-Treas; Charles Lyons. Weston, Conn.
Gentleman; William A. Warren, North Newry, Me., Lum-
ber Dealer and Stock Breeder; Francis A. Sweet, Cascum-
pec, P. E. I. Gentleman; George M. Matthews, O’Leary,
Highest Grade Foxes
Low Capitalization
Experienced Rancher
TERMS: 25 p. c. With aoplication. Balance in 30 days.
Application may be made to _any of the Directors. Send
your application at once, as this is one of the best oppor-
tunities of getting into the fox business.
Pros ctus forwarded on request. ~ _
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Fortune Cove, _P.' Ii. ` I. _
$82,500.00
A s s e t s
Five pairs of _Highest Grade Black Silver foxes, eligible
for registration in Class “A” including a pair of tested
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active part, and has addressed many
meetings during their visit. . '
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THE WAR SITUATION " I
W; (Continued from page 1.)
place their cuviilry were routed by
I-`reiidi und 2,000 captii-red. -Ger-
man patriots were repelled near Lon-
gury and two lierinnii olliecrs and 20
soldiers were killed.
Gernuiiiy has invaded French terri-
t0l`Y nt lliixeniburg und from Alsace
Lorraine.
li`ItAN(‘l‘I l'tI‘}'l`AI1I.\'l`l‘}»*.l.
LONIPU-'\`. /\lli:. 3.-Frniice has iii-
vaded (lermuny with two army corps
niimbcrlng 55,000 men, with hciivy
artillcigv. A despiitcli froui Paris
says that they crnssml the frontier
ncar l.nsr‘hcuclit in the Viisigei-i Moun-
tains. 'l`he tveriuaii nrniy is advanc-
ing to iiicet them.
BELGIUM’ S POSITION
AEHIAI. l<` l(,l11'l‘.
A London ri-port, suys that Giirrini,
the l<‘i'cucli .»\viutiii', rammed ii tier-
mau Military Diriiziblc in inid-uir ile-
stroying thc crew of 2.5 iucii inn]
moctiiig death hiinself. `
LONDON, .-\ug. 3.-(ieriimiiy has
sont an ultimatum to Belgium oiler-
ing an cntentc providing Eiclgiurn will
facilitate the nioveineuts of Herman
troops. '
llEl.GIUM'S ltl~1FU.\`AL,
LONDON, Aug. 3.-A Brussels do-
spatch to the Exchange Telegraph
says that Belgium has refused tier-
inany's proposal for nn enteiite. The
Kair~ier’s refusal to recognize Bel-
giuin's neiitiaiit; is reported Li, l,~i_-
the basis of action. Belgium will
not allow the l{niser’s men to cross
her territory en route for France.
l'»Rl`2~lSl<ll.S, Aug. 3.-According to
a local newspaper the Gerniuri troops
-have reached \'ise on the River Meuz,
only 12 miles from Liege, Belgium.
LONIlU.\`, Aug. 3.-_-\ Paris des-
patch to the Telegraph says that the
Gerinaii troops have taken possession
of the llelgium town of Arlon.
l3|tUSSl'll.S, Aug._ 3.-Belgium luis
cast in her lot with Fraiice against
Germany.
COMMU \`Ii`A'l`I()N.\` CUT.
l.O.\`D().\`, Aug. 3.-A Paris des-
patch says all mnil and telegrnphic
communications with Gcrmniiy hnvt
ceased, as well ns all railway com-
munication uith Brllziuin.
The (lurinans have blown up rnii-
way lines at/all the frontier stntioiis.
No train is riinninl; in Belgium. Some
100,000 tlerinuns in Paris are anxious-
ly wondering how they are to return
home.
l'l‘_\ LY’ S Nl<ll"]‘llAl.l'l‘Y.
(‘(ll’l~`.NH.\Gl‘lN, Aug. 3.-Italy con-
tinues her neutrul stand but is ino-
bili'/.ing all hcr forces.
The Itnlliin residents of Paris nro
forming ri voliiiitner corps to help
l<‘rn.nce. 'l'he Ifrencli liners at sen
ure being ordei‘ed by wireless to re-
turn to the nearest French port.
J.\ l‘A f\` 'S A'I"I`I'l`UDl'l.
'rm{lii_ Aint. 1.-Jani.ui's nl.t.ii.iiili~
on the l-Iiiropeun crisis may he de-
scribed ns one of wnf.i'lil`iil waiting.
lflhoiilrl 'Front llrituiii liecoiiiie in-
volved in the war and British rilrllffi
and interests in eastern Asia or In-
dia he incnscril or 1ii.f_iicked, it is
isiiid tlint Jnliriu, in l'ulfilment_ of the
tcriiifx of her nlll.'in<¥0 with lirciil.
Britain, will nssist that roiiiitry.
llowever, il the war is limited to
liiirnpe, .fnpmi prnlinbly will rriiiriin
neutral. .lapnu is preparing ln-r
nrmy and nzivy forces.
IIGHIINE UN 1
fllilltll llllHlllll
l.ll<l(ll'Z, lil<Il.i1ll`M, Aug. 3,-Ac-
cordiug to an evening newspaper pub-
lished here 20,000 iicrrnnn troops
crossed the French frontier this
morning, nenr Nancy. They encount-
ered the French forces and were re-
pulsed with henvy losses, The news
.has not been confirmed.
(Canadian Press.)
PAIIIS, Aug. 3.-'l‘he invasion of
Freiich territory hy German troops is
regarded in ofiicinl clrclos hero us
nralring wnr between the two emin-
trfes start niitouinticiilly without n
formal declaration.
AUTHORITIES OF
I’ ACIF'lG INTENTIONS.
SYDNEY, Aug. 2.- Rev. Mr. Kin-
snlo, missionary to the foreigners nt
New Waterford, who is very much
exercised over the report fi'om Hali-
fax stating that the authorities nn-
ticipiitcd trouble from Austrians und
liuiignrians employed in Cape Breton
industries. assures the authorities
that in-case of Great llritriiu being;
drawn into the conflict, these peo-
ple will crcute no distiirimiicc here,
and trusts the authorities will see
that they are iiotniolested. While
they ur.r.ui‘ally have their sympathies
in the l»i'r.i~.ent struggle, they iiiic fur
i'emnvcd from the scene of wnrfnre,
and wish to curry on their peaceful
neciipaitiuii here witnout hiiidrniice or
aiinnyiince to uuyonc. They huve rio
intention of going to wur, he says,
ou tiikiiiif direct pnrt in the struggle
in which tlieiii country is engaged.
CALL T0 200,000 AllS'I`RIANi~l
IN UNl'I‘l*J‘l) S'l‘A'I‘ES.
Vv`Af~illll\'(l'l‘ON, /lug. 2.- (loui-
iunn<l1'i' M:.xiinilliiiii Iiurstyii, Niivnl
/\ff_ni~lic of the Austrian liliiitiiissy,
hui: sen; out the “fiery cross,” the
cull to iiruis to ‘.l00,000 Aiis\i'i.nns in
the llniteil States subject to military
duty.
AT'l`l'l`L‘I\]~} Ol" ll. S. lJl‘ll"lNl‘lll-
\‘l`Ai.4IIlN(.i'l`(JN, Aug. ‘.?.- Presid-
ed States would not issue a neutral-
itv l-reclamation relating to the
Flurnponn war until it is more fully
informed regarding the situation,
fll.\Y CALI. OFF Tl-Ili YACHT RACE
Ll"`iDflN, Aug. 3.--It is reported
that Sir Thus. Lipton has decided to
witlidrnw Bhumroek IV. from the
NACO.
LT.-0015. C. ORIW BEAD.
Sussex.
I was cured of ‘Acute Rheumatllm
by MlNARD'S LINAMENT,
Markham, Ont. 0. S. BILLING.
I wal cured of Rheumatic Gout by
MINARIYS LINAMENT.
Halifax. ANDREW KING.
I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by
MTNAItD'S LINAMENT.
Lnknllsld, Quo., Oct. I, 1907.
'iliyilrigen Peroxide for bleaching,
elviiiisiiig und heiiliiig. Hydrogen
l’i~roxifl'i for cleiinsirig sown, cuts
und skin 1-iiiptinns. Ilydrogen pm.
oxide is ii spleiiilid zilrouiid disin-
firtiiiif., ii. bottle 750, que, und 251:,
iieivoiwling to quiility, MacKinnon
llrlllr tm.. (lor. Great George and
Kent Streets. ` )lE¢f_
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1-wivip,
Standard Black Fox Co Ltd
Issue of $30,000 Worth of New Stock '
'l`his issue is for the purpose of adding two pairs of this year's
:ups to the present five pairs, making a total of seven pairs, five of
which are breeders.
. Lowest Capitalization
_ This is undoubtedly the lowest capitalized company on the
narket today. Seven pairs of Silver Black Foxes for $90,000 or
ess than $13,000 per pair. '
A large portion ot the new issue has been _taken up by the
iri;s_ent shareholders, and the balance is now being offered tothe
in fc. - '
This is an exceptionally attractive proposition, for in addition
o the foxes the company own 55 acres of oyster area.
Terms-25 per cent with application, balance on or before the
irst day of October, 1914. _ _
Application for stock may be made to the following directors:
-S. W. Crabbe, George E. Hughes, John Newson, John Lewis.
D. A. MacKINNON.
Secretary-'I`reasurer,
August 1, 1914. l’. (). Box 140, Charlottetown
3790~3»lmstt3i
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Tenders for Silver Black
  Foxes
Sealed tenders will he recci\'eil by the iinilr-i'si;;ncil llnl-il 20th. of Au-
gust for the liiirchnsn of iwri pairs extrii Nilvcr Illuck Foxes, owned l\Y
tl", "(`nriii<li-i Silvvw liliirk Fox t‘u,” uiiu pinr two yours old, having had
ll lll_m~ this spring, the other pnir pups, bi-oilirr ,ind sister,
'l'h,. pull- of pups muy lm teinlcred for together, or separately, ns suits
hiiycrs.
lll`tl'}i']I)l\(l, &C.
Th.; iw.,-yoiii--olil femnle, "leo, the pnir nf pups, is taken lrnin litters of
ilml fmiiiliis fnx gtylml iii tho |'ri»spr~ct_iis of "'l`hi~_ !\'ovr~rr~i;;n rlilvei'
l’.ln.ck Fox ('u. IMI.” l’nge 3 olwliicli llr. lniltun is chairman, "the
iiinst. lirfilifle lox in the world."
Sho wus l`iirmei'ly owned by the lliin. (`|iiis. lliiltnn, und carries the
nliiininiiiii liuttnn in her our,-referri.\il to on siiun- pnlge nl above men-
tloiitnl l’rospo:tiis, 'iii Chas. l)iiltiiii`scertilicufn, iis~-“riiily used by him on
his best, stock.”
Hlie raised 45 pups ln seven yours for Mr. llnlton, (lwiiig nf ii nervous
tainlierniiiciit licr removiil to new quarters iliniliiless eiiiisiwl lim loss of hor
litter lust, yi‘1ii‘,) this yi-nr lil,vi'ovcr, she uns united with gl fipleiidld young
Riiy‘f'l0l` dliiz. arid rnisoil five bluck llsiiiities, two of wliicli we now tiller
for snle.
)Ir.l)n.ltou lins tested the lnmdnn innrkct with n few Dclts ul her nil-
sprln-_»' some yours apo, und some of them neiirly touched the $2000.00
lurk.
lfiihc ,,,,,¢,. ,,[ th, (\v,,.y¢-,lr-Old fpmnle was selectrwl from the Dnlton l`nllCl\
,,n,|c,- ,, W,-if_¢,,,n llgcenlm-nt, by ,_ li»xii\.,n iiiiil fur dealer "nd proiioiiiiced
ily l'rofessor Jones, ns one of thc best Hllcclinziis wiis ever Pl'lV1l('flK
cd to see. _
ln coiisiderntion of tho nliove, all of winch we ran PPO" bil ‘l0C“m""'
tory evidence it necessary, we can justly claim this qiinrtette nro oqilfil,
und in some respects superior, to iiuy foxes on thc luurket.»
For furtlier lnformntir-n, apply to iindersigned. Address all tenders,
ELl)()Itr\llO i~lIl.Vl'Ill liI,A(lI{ FOX (‘O. LTD-
; enrg of l'rrsidont,- K. J. Stanley, |
Harilwnre _\lerchnnt,
Clinrlottctnwn, P. E. I.
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