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Foxes, Foxes, Foxes
Just received at the sales ranch of the Massachusetts
Fox lixchaiigo on the Mount lidward Road, one of the
finest shipments of Silver' Black and Cross Foxes ever ‘
received on the Island as follows:
Ten Pair Finest Silver Blacks
Forty Pair Highest Grade Crosses
Ranches looking for good stock Should see us and get
our prices before purchasing. Teams always in attend-
ance at the Mnssncliiisetts Fox Exchange to take interest-
ed parties to our sales ranch to view our stock.
'l`l>llS IS YOUR (_)l’l’()l<'l`UNl'l`Y to get into the Fox _
business on the ground floor. :-
FOX MEN Glf`.'l` BUSY and organize your companies. i
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or Crosses.
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Foxes at an early date. _
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IT .PAYS to buy in thi! Province.
Pf)l,ICl*l (JOl`li'l‘_-w At the Police
Court. in Charlottetown, yesterday,
IT. Castello, was lined $5 or 20 daylt
for drunkenness. "
`~ CIIURCH Ol* SCOTLAND.- Rev.
Jas. Mncllongall, 'w'l‘ll preach at
(‘_i.inoe t‘ove, on Saturday, the 20th.,
at 7.30 p. ni., und on Sabbath, the
21st., nt Argyle' Shore, at 10.30, De-
_Suble at 3, and Hampshire at 7.
A\`0'l`HER PRIZE WINNER.-
Mcssrs. lice & Clark have lately
added uiiotlici' pure bred Holstein
cow, to their herd, with an eighty-
pound record. She was purchased
fi'oiii Mr. l\’lelvillt- liifnrd, Kelvin,
nloiig with ii piire bred t.\\'o-yeur~o1d
heifler.
 S. llAlll.ANl) siiili; from 0l`w0ll
for Picton t.oui;;lit direct to gio on
slip, coiisrliiiiiiitly thi-re will not be
any ri-turn trip to (Tlinrlol;tet.owii
flint. “'11-iiiiig_ lliiring licr wliuciice it
is r-xpectliil thnt. 'lug li-iliiiiili~i~ \vi]l he
but on. nnll will liitiitlln li‘i‘it:lit_ only
While on l‘lilll.i!. 2979,
\'l-\'l'l`l`\`(l "l.|<flt(lY.~ltcv. llr.
lioelic. :i:isii~itiiiit_ l‘Iilit.o|‘ of the (lath-
'»|i<‘ lfvfrintririiiill tlnniitliiiii (`liurch
l'fxt,eiision, who *eeeiitly retiiriieil
froin it tour of the worlil, rirriveil in
t‘liiirlotl.r-toirii, on l"i'idziy evening.
llc nupplii-tl at Toni-i on »\`\1ndny last,
in the absence of the pastor, Father
M. J, -\`mith, who was present. at the
ortliniition :it Kelly‘s (‘i'onn. In tln;
t-\'r-ning llev. Ur. lfochc iznvn :iii ex-_
i-rllelit li-ct_iii'i' in Iona, on “The
t‘liui'cli in Mission l.niidn." At Kin-
ltora on Sunday l<‘utlicr tl’lli-ion,
l»i'otliei~ of llinliop (l’lirii\n, Peter-
lioiuiiiigli, tint., ci-lclii-ut_etl ltliinn, the
pastor, Ilvv. -Toliii .I. llclionnlil, be-
ing nt the oriliiinlioii nt, l{i~lly'n
l`i'onn.
A lill'r'fs" W(»llK ll/lU\’l<)lV_Il~lN'l‘.-Miirli
iiit_i-writ. lu t_l.e inovnii int. that. is
better tliiiugs iii boy life wnu stint;
lnteil at lluntcr lli\'cr by iiicctiiigu
which wi-rc hold t.|u:i~ii di~riu~,; the lust
QR, to be more specific, \ ~`°ii ` _
|» ~ ` few rluys. (Jn l<‘riday t~veiiiiig ii con-
si<li~i‘:ilil+_ iiuiiibci' of boys liclil it bun*
quot in thi: liiill. A niiiiu of llolicii-
i:ii~s was uei‘vutl hy the ladies of the
pliice. The pi~ogi'uii'.\ was opclioil by
Mr. Angus Gillis, lciidiiig |ii~oii_~:itci' of
the allnir, who iiitroduct-_il-Mi'. Wesley
Steele, the Rural Boys' Se_crebury,
who roii<liict_eil it eoiiferniicc with the
boys. tltllcr out.-of-town speakers
whose iiddressei-i were well received
were Messrs. Nelson McEwen and Al-
bert Slnipiiou, of (Elini-lott,et,o\vii.
Among the local 'young men who
spoke were Messrs. Gordon llrown,
l*l\`\\Cc Brew and Hurolil McLean, of
Hunter River, :intl Donnld Campbell,
of Brookfield. Rev. J. H_iMcHattie,
ofrljrooktielil, was n,lso present niiil'
spoke words of greeting. The
speiilners, some of whdm lurd been ile-
lenrites to the Boys' Conference,
spoke in u-lowing terms of the inter-
est in boy life which i'n.-'liated from
that giitlicring of boys fro-ni all pnrts
of the pi'ovini'c, and the splciidid iii-
terest that the boys almost every-
whi-ro arc sliowiiip iii the better side
of life, devoting themselves to the
interests of younu nicu iii thc organ-
ized Huutlny school clnss, the rltaiid-
ard l<]tl‘icieii<‘y 'l`c.=:t which offers nie-
dnls to lioys who curve up to stuiillaiwl
in ntliletics nnii r.‘l.lier tests that
:ire applied for the ileielopmvnt of
the :ill-rouiid life. On Sunday Mr,
Steele visited Elliotts, I-lniitcr River
:ind Wlieiitlcy River, nddrl-ssini_» large
niiiliciiccs in the lust two niimed
places iii which lic spoke of the spirit
of the in-w _inovomeiit und what it is
nccdiiiplisliing. It is predicted that
the boys of i-iniiter River ure soon tg
become iiitcrest.eil eiiougli to join their
efforts to get some of the splendid
activities started such ns are meeting
with success clscwlierc.
Between lNomen’s
Health or Suffering
The main reason why so many
women suffer greatly at times
is_ because of a run-down con-
dition. Debility, poor circula-
tion sliow in headaches, lan-
guor, nervousness and worry, _
BEECI'IAM’S
 PILLS
GYM Lnrgul Sola 0| Any lclaliic In the lull)
are the safest, surest, most
convenient and most economi-
cal remedy. _ They clear the
system of poisons, urify the
` blood, relieve sudiering' and
ensure such good health and
strength that all the bodily
organsworknaturallyandprop-
crly. In actions, feelings and
looks, thousandsof women have
proved that Beecham’s Pills
 Make All
The Dllterence
Sold eviirywherc. In linxeu, 25 cents.
Women will find the directions with ev¢ry bum
wry valuable.
_ Tenders
Sealed tenders ndwiressed to the iin-
dersigned will he rccei\‘ed untll, July
flth, for -thc building of n pariah hull
near Ht. I’aiils‘ Church, Sturgeon.
Plans nnd specifications cnn he seen
at the parochial, residence. Loweut.
or any tender nnt ncccsmirlly accept-
ed. '
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onCHABIl,PRUNING.-Mr. Michael
Cougblin, who ls at prelent,erigaged
in orchard work, returned yesterday
from Prince County where he was
pruning orchards. Ho w'l.ll leave this
afternoon .for Bot '48 -to prune or-
chards near the Consolidated school.
_This is it very promising orchard' und
was set out by Mr. George McKenzie
about eight years ago. Mr.- Rainer
purchased the farm last year and
hopes to make the orchard one of hill
most profitable line! ol forming.
POULTRY MEETINGS.-Poultrl’
meetings will beheld under the mls-
pices of the Poultry Division ol the
Live Stock Brunch, Department of
Agriculture, Ottawa, us fo1lo\\'S!~
Thursday, .June lilth, in the l'Ia'iit
Pisnuid School, commencing 7.30 p.
in. Fridny, June 19th, at (lriiiid
Trncn-die iii the Vomn Ban Ilull,
coininenciiig at 7.301). iii. These
meetings will be addressed bv Mr. T.
A. Henson, lloininion lP0ultr_v Rep-
icscntiitive, or ll'ir_‘Jo1in W. Marcel-
lus. who is assisting ll/Ir. l}ensoii._'l_‘lii-_
ebiact ol the nicctinirs is the organ-
i'lnt_iuii ot ,gi Ein' Circle in Lucli din-
ti-ict, and :ill interested ure invited
tn lic lu-csciit.. Tistrlics nn-_ iis‘red te
iii;ikoi__, spool-nl effort to iittcnd_ 2081,
OUR LONDON LETTERS
ftlmitintieil from [inure two.) "
of the Britisli`-i‘iicc. Said an o.gcd|
back-veld Door to him: "We always
iiscd to he told you Rnvlisli people
had no friends; but I find the reason
is that you don‘t mint; them becmwe
von liuvu so `n:iaiiy lirothei'n_” It is,
this sentiment of brotlherhood aiiiong'
ull who acknowledge thc British Un-_
'ion -luck that the (ivcineiii-i (llub is
st-liking to foster and develop in both
the I-Ioiiielunil und the Doiiiinioiia bc-
yoiid the i~ie:ii~1.
I U C
l‘u|'linniaiit has iuljoiiriied for the
Everybody .that _.wants ,ii , flue.
glowing, youthful skin, should take
old reliable Hood ’s Sursapiirillm I1'
phynicinn's prescription," wlilcli
gives ii clear, liciillliy color. When
your blood is made pure, piinples,
boils, hives, eczema disappcai'._
Languor, loss of iippetitfji ,fU`¢‘*l
feeling, weakness are symptoms of
impure, unhealthy bloodu
1 Hoo&’s Sarsaparilla purifies tliia
fbliiorl. Get u bottle toduv V
ws has been of a. contradictory nu.-`
_ure, first causing panic, then bring-
' g a' sudden hope, then' dashing
I at hope. So at the moment' Lori-
on, Canadians in London, as well
' s many British homes, are in u dis-
esslng state of suspense, which nu-
iirally will have been ended hy the
best or the worse aiitlitiritutivc iieu-tl
long before tlici-ic lines are tii print.
(`.\I']l)MON.
lSLlNll lllllllfll
llll] Will Sill
it --
\§_,'lhe following letter linn been' rc-
(leiveil by Mrs. Muttart, iiiotliei' of
Ensign Muttart, who wus thouglit,
§p`linve pcrislied on ntezmici- lilir.\»
press, this letter being written iii
lboiiilon on June lst.
fgrllly Dear Motliert- 1 ani just writ-
ing you n few lines to let you know
"Hit I nan well nnil nm ciijoyiiig my-
_ielf very well._
Wc have been out taking in some
of the Sight'/B, Well, mutlier I. lliive
neon sonic s-tiiningc siglits, slid' sights
und funny sliflits. Uh to sec the way
the wonicii di-ink it in fcnrliil. (liir
t7oiigi'r;sn docs not begin till the lltli
so we linvc quite it time yet.; My
licairt. has been i-uultlciiicd v_cry iiiiicli
Wliili-inn i'eoi-sn of ii fortuiglit., during
which |)¢~rl<nl it, is hoped tliiit. i-iieliiliile
iinil iiioorliiiul lii'4:ev.uu iiiay indiirc rn-
ltei:l.loii which will lirinig politiciuiisl
hack to London in ti dcteriniiicdl
Hw""l'l"“ I"`i"""' `l'mw""'l l”l“"‘l f"" spirit to nolvc the mor-it nhntriisci
probloin tllul. |'iirliniiii‘iit. hun fnccd
for ii ci‘iit_iiry.
D U i
llnrby l)ny, thc great i-iportiiig
cvciit of the your which attracts nl.-
t_r_~iil_ioii oven froiii those wliorii the
lniiigiiiigc of tho turf is iiiikiio\\'ii,did
not fail to driiw its crowds this year
'l`lin race for tlirf,ic-yon.i'-old cults wus
in itself a disiippointmciit to the
public since iieither the fiivoritc
liinnyiiiure, noi' thc Kin;:,'s colt,
Bmkespciii' were the winners, the
blue rihand going to a l<`rcncli-bred
colt owned by un _\inericiiii. lint it
wasnpopular derby. The King und
Queen \--ere there, and the precau-
tions against Siitirngettes atteinpts
prevented any rcgrettnlile incident
such as tliot wliich irmrred last
ycrir’s race. It was ri cold but fine
iluy, and one noticed that thc meth-
ods of reiicliirii: Epsom iiidicatcd more
wealth on the part of those who nt-
teiided the event. (lne of the sights
in the way ol processioiis lim! al-
iiays been the hoiiiewnrd procession
of the Derby Crowd, for the endless
variety ol’ vehicles is iiiost striking
a coach and four iiitli livcried rit-
tcudaiits is found blocked up by ri
donlreycart, containiiig an east-end
cnster and his wife, and behind the
r:otivl~ iiiay ho ii grocci"s delivery
cart.. This year, liowcver, as one
iiritcr noted, almost the only place
uhcre liorses were iiccn was on the
race-coiirso: on the rond the motor-
bus or iiiitomoliilc was almost gen-
orally used for tractioii piirponcs_Yet
from the racing point of view "it is
ccrtiiiii that m_f_itor-car racini.: cnii
never liticoiiie as popular with the
crowd as liorsc-racing. It is the in-
dividuality of thc horse that pleases
the I3i'il:islicr, and tor this reason the
“noble aiiiniiil" is not likely to hc-
conio ciitiuct through thc introduc-
tion of mechanical traction.
O C l .
The big fcuturc of the Vaiiarlii ('_liili
Dinner which wus held on "l`liiiri\duy,
28th inst., was the presence of ll. ti.
indeed, when lthiiik of tl_ie_gi'cnt;
loss wo have sustnlnutl iid losiiig
dent' (F~oiiiirinii<lci- uiiil the ot.lii~_i'ileiu'
olticern of whom 'l tlioiiglil, so uiucli,
especially "Ci'oiglitoii”, you know
liii'..', it. liiirilly si:enin__ii<{_suilile_ that
they are ironc. Now l_ i-iluill not. writii
iniireli ns f_ liopc to acc you sonic-
liliiu- if the lioril i-ipuics nic'till after
Clic (‘.o=ii|;i‘i~s.~:. We iirc lioolurd to
lciivc Iilerc the lst of July. `
 YOURS ANI) l*I`ll~‘.,
if _ iiicnu.
ng ---__-------
llleuralgiaf _-   A _ _
‘ _ 0l The Heart
'1‘lll.\' l.i'~;'l"i'Eli 'ri-‘_l.l.H til" wim-
iililiii'-III. ‘ttll'A_\_< 1 l~I I-Ilfi-‘l<ii!'|`i<:|i
i_l_Y |)ll.-(`H‘ASl<I_`S ;\§l<l|(V|~l
_ _, lfooll _ 
i\ir`_ .iiiinm ii. if1t.i'~k,'i~‘ni;n~_rviiit»,
York {‘ouii_ty,N.|’-., write's'f-“_l` linbc
lioieii u. gi~et.\t sulicrcr froiii \v`liiit"'tlin
doct_orjH'snit_l was iieiiiziliriii. of' the
henrl_._ 'l'lic_,pziiii stortoil iii thc back
qi the neck and worked down into
iilio rogioii of the heart. Tliouixli I had
tiilron ii lot of iiir-.alliciriii of one kind
faint iiiiot.lii~r, I could not. get iiuy-
_thing to help me until I' used lir.
i{l"liase’s Nerve Food.
"_l“Wlicii I bep_ziri tliiil t.i'ciitiiiciit l
_éoliltl not i'i_~i~:t in hed, except by sit.-
‘ljing , iiprlglit, on account of the
drcailful pniiir-i about the heart. null
tho quick, loud bciiting. ’l‘hc ‘cliuiigv
which ln~._t‘luisc's Nerve l~`ood ,_lnn~:
iiiade iii my condition is woii<lci'f\il.
it has entirely ovcrconic these syrup-
toiiiu, and is niiikiiig iiie strolliz and
well. If this stiiteiiiciit will help t_o
ivilivve the isntli-_ring of others, you
are at liberty to use it.”
Dr. (`-hase's Nerve Foot] is ri triic
tonic und the greatest. of nerve re-
storatlvcs. 50 cents ri box, ii for
.50; all dciilcrn, or Edniniisoii,
§atcs & t'o., I.iniitcd, Toront_o._ _
OPA
and* the IJ%i'i‘w 
` Crystal Drama,  _ '_
inn/ i -1 t _,_-
 Ike in the Battle' of Little
" _"Tin Horn 
With Agustus Carney the great comedian
Adinissidn Adults 10c _ ' _ .Children 5c
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, F°f Sale
2nd and 3 options
__ twenty pair class “A
3rd option on 5 pair class “A” Foxes.
1 _ 6th option on 10 pair class “A" Foxes a numbe
of extra good class B options. _
Also Mink, Martin, Fisher and shares in a numbe
of reliable Fox Companies.
The Farm'Stock £5’ Fo
Exchange of P.  I.
_ Head Office-36 Queen St. Charlottetown
A P. O. Box 4 i Phone 485
1.
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ll. the Prince Alcxuiirlcr of 'l`cck,who
out nt thc right; hand of the chuir.
man, Sir William Uslcr, llurt. Ito-
plyinz to the toast of the l)oii;iiiion
und the lloveriioi'-tlciicriil, l'riiicc Al-
exander expressed his plensiirii at
thus incctiiii: (liinudluiis colle_ct.ively
for t.lic first. time niuec hiu iippoiiit-
nicnt. to riiicceeil the lluln- nf (lon-
iiiiuglit. (loncliidiiii: it rcviiiw of (Jou-
aila'n comincrcinl, ui:i~ic|ilt_iiriil ninl
industrial coiiilitioiis, the (lovcriior
llieuigiiutc- pi‘oiriii»ied to imc livery cn-
dciivoi' tn mllicre to tliosc high tru-
rlitioiie which his |ii'viloi:eustii's lnul
csthlilinlicil, and to \\-irk ~.tl-o|c-
liciiiteilly for thc good of the llniiihr-
ion. ‘ _ _-
'l`hr\ rciiinrkii of Sir \l'illin.iii llnlcr
were iiiteriistiiig in nn iiiucli its hc
took ii dctt-riiiined sl.iind iii |'l\i.:iii'rl
to iiiniiitainiiig 'Uilliliila no ii wliit.c
iiinii's couiiti'y_ Altlioiiglr l-'liniliis
must lic recognized ns fellow -nub-
jects of the Rmpire, he held that one
country had the right to decline to
admit theni ns denizens nf' that coun-
try; in lnct, Sir William took the
position thnt. a surgeon does when he
decides that in the interests of the
general bodily health, one iiiciiiher
must lic aiiipiltuted. Ptty lor the
minor injury iniint, not hc allowfedto
result in more serious hurt to the
lgrcntor wenl. Sir William caused
some mcrrinient by his diagnosis of
the complaint. from which Uniiuda ts
now siifforlng, which he pronoiiiiced
to he over ‘ prosperity, or plethora
ol prosperity. lint like a discreet:
physician, he pointed out the bright
iildo nl things and reminded his nudl-i
once that ll Canada was suffering
some net-hack, ln natural prosperity
there was no corresponding set-
back, but the reverse, in re-
gard to intellectual progress, nnil in
this connection he pald ii trlhute to
the high standard maintained by cer-
tntn Canadian publications.
O O O
On thc day of mailing this letter
the (`apiidian.polony ln London is
_under ii cloud, lor in the noondny
hours t _ _ oke ol the dilntcr
to the  Ireland. Aii hap-
~ -_ 'I‘HEO. GALLANT, P. P.iniied on a tomar tragic occasion ln
tho limory ofmortttmi disaster, the
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plication and mail -it at once
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Make Your Money Work Hard for _You -_
You can’t do it if you put it in a Savings Bank at three pei' cent or in the so-called “Gi
Edge bonds" at six per cent. lIcre’s how you can do it. Buy shares in thc Sovereign BISC
Fox Company Limited and get a dividend of fifteen per cent or over in October 191
Our exceptional goorl luck this spring enables us to pay this dividend from the progeny of U1
four pairs which wi: now have. .Roiiit'~_iiibei‘ the Sovereign is starting with fifteen pairs in 56
tember next and that is what you are buying the share in-Just think of it! thirty foxes of the
highest class in the world all pure Dalton-()ulton Stock and all will be registered in Class “/_\ »
should we have as good luck next spring when we will have our fifteen pairs and present pric
i .bc maintained we will be able to pay 100 per cent. _ _
I)on’r put your money in any company whose foxes are not registered in class "‘/\_"_. thefe
a reason for it, can’t you guess what it is? You intended to invest last year, but you did n0t d
so, that is where the other fellow got ahead of you-Do it now, you have onl until the tent
'of July to get this full’s dividend, should the amount be over subscribedbcfore that date th
money will be returned. Note carefuliy the following features which distinguish our.c0ITll>i“)
from other companies organized in 1914. We pay a dividend of fifteen pel'3’_`¢_ent or Over!
October next from the eightregistered _foxes now in our ranch. To this willbe added 22 foxc
of this year’s pups which will also be registered in Class "A”. Rancliing'*_done at actual co_s
Compare this feature to Companies that are capitalized on low grade stock_‘Qét(`¥_\yllHt_.ihFY Cliil
is a low capitalization when the first calls on the tprofits are from 15 p. c. to p. c., the Swéc
ness of _low prices will not equal the bitterness o low quality. Do not hcs1tate,ifY0\1 £§°t le
before, if you do not invest inthe Sovereign, you will be left behind. Fill in the followinll 3
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_I hereby make'ap`plicatiori t_’thé;Soverei`gtlfSilv l_,13lack Fox Company, Limited,-of St.
Louis, P; E. Island, to take the_ - ii-.A _V of shares 'i ti he capital stock of the Company Sift
_ _ opposite my signature below. i- ' e of shares $ 0.00 each. ‘ _ _
3"' Iericlose 50 per cent`.'of'tl1_e-  _ `_t of each share so applied for and will pay tliebal-
_ ance _on pr before, the exphation 1. _fdays from this date.