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_ filiolks
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like pleasant medicine;
flitt1e_ folks _ need mild
harmless medicine; little
ill of childhood are
quickest cured by gentle
df-.
laxatives; __ 1
Ny_a|'s Baby Laxative
sweetens the- ` stomach
and cleanses the bowels.
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¢».'L=_-p»=_-V1 r===.»=g,-:upon'».=::__-=.==»:::
Children - like it and
it always does them good.
1z5c_`_l:ottle.
_Everything required
fofbaby at our store.
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1 _ _ .
mi.-meieewommme. A  onannnm- f _ lemme elm. _ _ _ Pica raasir _
in cllflote
an
*When you start your letter on a.
Remington Typewriter, you can- ba
sure that it will keep going without 2
hesituncy. stoppagaror breasdown till.
HWY Bro all written. A~Milne Fraser, 8
Halifax, N. B. 2g55_
If LLOYD 0£0.ion_Al<lD_' _
Lia. -GnUuGn|LL 4' -
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bour of premeditation which he gives
. PP I _ 7 E hon. ‘
to be measured by one who -takes lan, 29 pointaf 9, Miss Stella 1-Ion- a team of fox-men played an All I
Now, since Mr. Churchill relies on
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Central Drugstore
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NUlES; HlU|V| THE LEAUINS
e 1BuSINiSl lillillii
` _ _..._
If you want to increase your speed
in shorthand or typewriting' attend _
the specla/l classes each evening at
the Union Commercial College. Gregg
shorthand has been proven to be the
fastést system of shorthand and this
system 'together with the touch meth-
od of typewrltiug will enable to bee-t
all your records.
Bank clerks, correspondents, steno-
llrfipllers and others wishing to inl-
prove their penmunshlp will find the
advanced night classes in. penman-
shlp ut, tbl; Union Commercial Ctll-
ege the means of securing the desired
improvement in -their writing. This
clus_s__ charge of an expert pen-
man. " c" steady rzrovuthi and the';
size of the classes is sufiicient Proof
of success. _ _ _
If you are working during the day
and session of the Union Commer- _
cgi College you can |§tktepd,_t_l;g__|:j\zht 1
casses_ Learn whi‘e you earn and ,
vet ready for a bigger position at
the some ti°m`e.
The night classes are rapidly filling
up but still there are a few vacant
desks und yours is reudv for v0\1~ l
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5 :me-.w secs: "" 
 Quiel Diglnily
is alwavs imparted by simple
lines and substantial ole ghnce
Some new models of this type
.alilg i_.lJg.;_,i'ate_d here and many
peopalgaprcfer '
These. Monumwls
to the artistically carved de
signs ornsmemed with taste-
ful _decorations.;'\.` _Whatever
your preference ,we are ready _
to eupnly the style you desire.
Consult us ` ,
csiwntik & nm.
” r6df‘- Kent St.
r4_'94-9- i0_M`wfni3il _
“Chii__|fmesi gifts  hand-
lomgf fun ,at,.gre\If)ly_ reduced.
lmcqpi at .l'ulcn,’|§ _ _ fl _H9600
fun-cole.. _ -1816-'l.-z6Me4|
  _,_,_`_ __»  ___ ‘
::A_.lTher|nos' Bottle ie Just _thc-
thing' you 'want.` lit’ will keep 'liquids
plyiu not for -hours no'n1atter~~ how
cold- r wintery the weather.. Shown
int 'elses and. finishes at $1.75 und
32.! 'P e 'Maclxluiion _Drug C9-»
Cor 'Great George and Rent Ste. '
'. ._ .-. ' Mlm’
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;°sr-n1=1»nzo saws. _ 1
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AEM;-sob. ~ ee-sgxisag-1;. or
_ uae*  _» _¥'\°7',
Jo ?‘mdholM, Wallace; Sf
e. oem. nmuep, sydney. _ _
 oueknnn, Novi 14-,-seir.1»6ui»a
a,___w,,_ annoy, Helifu; sehr. 'Pula-
du,.'l~i lu, i-miles; s. s. onset, nia-
tirne to- review the spacious srgu
ment. .
Sunnyside ,~ » - .
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8
Ill
Preparation, he is not so ready in de
hate as the Chancellor, noi- hug he
the same keen eye for tue via media
between conflicting claims. This has 1
00911 been remarked by observers in’ 2
the House of Commons, where new-1y| 3
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SPIIHTINE
._ sun
 Yonx rt. o's riuzn sr-ioofr.
'Miss Daisy Rudge, Manufacturer _ -_-il' ~
°_f “'10 |1511' Bonds; also Wig-making, From yeaterday's Evmihf ' Guardian,
1/1- “\'°»t Gwrze st. renewing- are sae miie or the
; 2508-11-Mwfmlmo. - acoringat the-annual Drfle shoot 'of'
the York Rilo Club Vrhibh, ll briefly
~noe't forget to visit se. Peters reported miyeenraeyu coercion; ee'
Fancy Sale and Tea today Wednes- successfully -held at the York alle-' :wiht
day Doors open at --3 . Admin- t ':-- 'i _
sion 10 eentsl Tea lbpceldltl served range on an “may b“n"t°“_m¢"
f 4,30 _ _30_ - ' . ' ward Island, are
mm t0 5 _*__ 3871. LADIES 01-1A.L_LENGE MATCH. ntl. agmmlt anyjqa
V ln.. _ :-17
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BGBIUB
NEWS
e
grildiron
that the
even
for
one _
is re-
that
same. Place and date tofbe
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“lJ.E.I.--The Land of the Golden Pelt” ' `
The Victoria Farm Ranch Ownsfi, 
1, Mies Lena Hardy, Cushion Top,
W .
on by J. M. Crockett, ul points; _° ' .
12 Pairs of Pedigreed. Foxes
. Misa* Lottie Crockett, Kid Gloves. ` _
won by Archie Hallett, 81 points; -2-i-_
. Miss -Madge Crockett, Snap Album, , _ _ _
on by B R Brown, 81 points, 4, gag ,,g,4,¢,;,4_
isa Ethel Hardy,
Stand, won by Ray`Crockett, 31
oints; 5 Miss Lucy Hardy, Book, 3
on by Wylie Allan,
Brass Teapot
2-9-:-»:~
BUW LING
ai points, e fo->¢'»e~e-:-e»;»~:-a»».~:-:-.-.'-¢-:»~;~»z-;»-...
rs. J. H. Gill, Bon Bon Dish, won TIN \\0W1ius alleys at the Arena
y Colonll Crockett, 30 points; 7, Rink have been put into excellent or.
K; - -' ’ _‘_ *3’4°¢#¢¢~¢~°:°¢°¢°°!°°)°?~U»°2
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iss Huestis, Box Chocolates, won by del’ 1'9°°U!'-15'.. and they are .being well I
Harry Henderson, 29 points; .8,-Misa D¢1¢X`0l1iHed..LaBt night some good
arson, Toilet Bet,
atts, 12 points
. J. M. Crockett ..
. Archie Meuett ...ff . _ .ea _ l
7
won hy Parkes C.Um9f5 twin; duck Dina being used.
Crockett, 29 points; 10, Mile Laura The match was very exciting and end-
West. Water Spaniel, won by Frank ed inn win for the All Oomers by
|the narrow margin of 13 points A
W . ' _
The list of prize winners in the gen- return game will he Played tomorrow
eral shoot is as follows: luight. Following are details of the
_    95 `scores:-
to them that then. mu value is only Welsh B11 er won b Colonel Al- bowlin was witnessed _there w
_ d
4
Wei? BDQQCIA delivered by a Minister'
during the committee stage of n Bill
is unpremedltated Amendments apr
lnli' 1111011 him on the spur of the 7
oment, and the minister in charge
of the Bill must improvise his argu-
enf in r0Dly as he goes along I
this Mr liioyd George excels by his
f"l‘U1lW. and by quickly adapting his
tone and phrasing to the need; of the
moment. I reruembor an evening »o,
Year or two ago in the House of
U°mm°’15 When, after a fast and fur-
ious denate in which Mr. Lloyd Geo.
F88 hed played a prominent part, the
tlcospnere cooled,.and Mr. Balfour
said: “The right hon. gentleman is
now in his conciiatory mood, and in
no mood is' he more dangerous!" it
was s shrewd remark, tor, great no
is the Uhancelior’s power of rousing
his friends, his other power of sootll
ing and coaxing his opponents to
make them yield a point is really
ore remarkable. At. such times he
is the very emlhodinient of fascinat-
ing uroanity. Mr. Churchill does not
possess this quick adaptability, and,
lacking lt, he cannot take rank with
the greatest parliamentarians. 'l‘he
power of timely conciliatory argu-
ment, which ivlr. Lloyd George, Mr.
Balfour, and Sir John Simon posses
in a marked degree, is essential tx
the_lilgncst success in thc 1-ionsc oi
Con mans. ` i
::For a liquid tonic you cannot take
anything better than Rexail Hypop-
husphltes a perfect combination of
tho seven hypophosphites. It 'builds
up new blood, bone and tissue, child-
ren can take it. as well as aged folks
.and it gives new life and energy to
lnvalids and convalescents. A bottle
$1.00, money back if dissatisfied. The
MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great
George and Kent Sts. Mti.
. _
::Buntain, Bell E Co. for best'
coal; lowest. prices. 9-23Mtf.
1
THE winner
rue rellrrlmrune
noi. noun src ,
(Special to The Guardian) ,
TOR0l~4'i‘U, Nov. 26-strong north-
west to north winds, with a few
passing showers of rain or snow.
Comparatively, falrand cold. K'
’l‘Hld WEATHER.--Yesterday _was
fair and cool. in the evening thé tem-
perature heing 32 degrees above. At
night, however, the teniperatiire went
up.
The tide- will he high this morning
at 9.11 and tomorrow nt 10.09; lt.
will bc high this evening at 8.48 an g
tomorrow at 9.33. l
The sim sets this afternoon at 4 'Z6
and tomorrow at 4 lli; it rises 1.1:-
morrow morning at 7.16 and ‘Friday
at 7.18.
The moon rises this afternoon uit
3.04. `
The last quarter oi the moon was
on Friday, Nov. 21st nt 3 57 u- ul-
'There will be a new moon on 'l‘hu-
rsday, Nov. 27th at 9.41 P- U1-
The length of today will be nine
hours and five minutes.
Her Father (sternly)-7Young man
can you suPD0l`t my dB“l¢_ht¢¥` in W9 4
style she's` been accustomed? Lover _
(briskly)-I can, but I'd` be ashamed
to.-_-Life. _ _ _ ‘
_ »_ I. _
WA hoop-in-'ia cough
:mucus enour www
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o\_9,’~.'_%'yl\iie'_y', 8elir.jJohii Halifax, ~_ ~ __ _ __ _
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10.
11.
12.
13
. Wylie.Allsn   . . . . 91
5.
6.
Vernon Crockett ._
Harry Henderson _
. Parker Crockett __
8.' Colonel Crockett .
9 Colonel Allan ._ . .  88 PTOWSO
Capt. 1-iardy 
Ray Crockett 
Geo. H. Jones 
14. B. lt. Brown 
15.
W. W. Gibson 
Orris Gill  
W. W. Duck 
Gu Henderson
Pope Cooke  .
Theo. Abbott 
-las. Maund  _
. Wm-. Watts. 
senson’s work wus, perhaps, e
Capt. McDonald ,_  
112. Cephas Meilett. ..
17.
19.
19.
20.
Melbourne Crockett  . ..  80
Fred Court   .  74
2]. Willard West 
22. ’
23.
2-4.
25.
26.
27.
28.
23.
W. J. Gibson    73
 72
Geo. Court   .  67
Y  
Gordon Brown _ ._ _ 6,,
_ Cecil Henderson  ._ .. .  . FOX MEN. -
.. ... ... *
M _
 .. 90 cInn1s
 .  89 McKie
,_ 39 Acorn
 fb.: ss Lundy
100-283
80-243
92--275
95-254
104-276
471 1321
91 92
ss vs
_liz .ion
az '11
si 91
. 87 421 439
ss
  85 ALL COMERS.
. Ebenezer Brown  .  85 _
80 64
90 92
92 82
86 110
92
440
7%-222
83-265
110-287
90--28%
108-284
469 1344
 85 Jewers ‘
34 Brehant
.. ..  B1 H‘arD€l‘
   so Duck
Strain 84
..   75 435
 74 ..___i....__..
INIIUUH lil [Bill
As has already been announced,
another indoor baseball league has
been formed in Charlottetown, under
the uuspicies of the Y. M. C. A. 'Ihls
league is composed of players from
‘66
I'
. .  G5
63
_jI".`_.ifI".'..IIIfff ez.
., r__
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the world can produce or money can buy.
_ _ ,_ ._ _ ..»
Dalton.Ou7ton,Raynor and Lewis Stocki
The Class A pedigreed Island foxes in the Victoria Farm Ranch are the beat
8 pairs are the breeders ofthe ranch that produced a 52 p. c. cash dividend for
the shareholders this year. The 4 pairs added are the best possible in every respect,
two pairs being from the famous Dalton ranch, one pair of Uulton-Rayner and one
pair of Dalton-Lewis-Oulton---all 1913 pups.
These foxes all come from the line that produced the world’s best pelts. They
are all sound, strong, in perfect physical condition and have become accustomed to
their new home and are thoroughly contented.
The Victoria Ranch 1913 Dividends
The Victoria Farm Ranch. located on the east side
of North River, four miles from the capital city. is
recognized by foxmen :te one of the moat modsrnly
equipped and appointed fox ranches on the 1slu.nd.Here
have originated most of the successful ideas in pen und
kennel construction, safety devices and alnrlns
Ranch Management
The ranch is under the direct and continual super-
vision of Mr R.. H Sterns, President of the company.
He is assisted by a. competent caretaker of long exper-
- ieuce and u trust-worthy watchman. The services of
Dr W. H. Pathick, veterinary specialist, have also
been secured.
Ranch Expenses
30 ' __    sal
'Fhls shoot, which terminated the
. th
h
most successful in t e history of tho
the Abbies and Victorias and many
in the ct . Tonight there will tate
15 p. c. of the proceeds 'ofthe increase for each
veur have been set down for runch expenses, This
pays for feeding wages. salaries, taxes, maintainence
and upkeep of the ranch.
Shareholders of the Victoria Farm Silver Fox Com-
pany will receive this year a 52 p. c cash dividend.
Directors have also received excellent first-llund ox-
periencc which will he of use for sitcccctliiig years.
Estimated Returns
\Vitll 8 pairs of foxes clivisedlis breeders and 4
pairs of 1013 pups the company should surely receive
30 pups. These at 10 U00 each at most conservative
figure. will bring in a dividend of 85 p_ c not on the
paid up capitalist' $216 000.
V A pplicati ons
Applications for stock should be made directly to
the Canada Fox Exchange & investment Co A u- py
of the lust pr -sneelus. application blanks. and all
other information you may need can he had at our
offices, *tamper Block, formerly Bunk of New Bruns-
wick, Charlottetown.
__
Association. In ad
furnished by the club, n number of
valuable contributions were made by
the friends of the fellow-organization
in Charlottetown.
At the close of the
d
supper" was provide
York Hail. Then followed the distri-
bntlon of the prizes.
so included' musichnd speeches. The
principal speakers of
Col.onel Crockett,
Capt. A. R. B. Duck, Capt. Hardy,
Mr. Brodie, Mr." Day,
Chas. McDonald and
the Captain of the club. '
ililillilil EASUAIIES
CHICAGO, Nov. 22-Fourteen play
ers were killed and
ditior. to prizes
c ock, the opening". games of this
_ the Abbie_a_againstf`,Victoriaa and _t_he
shoot a “goose _ _
by tho ladies in Intermediates. As 'there is a very
strong line-up on each of the above
The program al-
the evening vverd
Colonel Allan,
Mi. Gibson, Mr. _
Dr. McDonald,` V ' _
ward yesterday afternoon.
175 WUTB illf-'-\l‘0d Mrs, Mclinggau, of New Glasgow,
ill 11 f00t bull slime in the season N. S., was.a passenger to Charlotte-
whlch virtually closed today. This town by the s_ -B_ Northumberland
record of casualties
iS 0111! B1iBl1f1Y lust evening.
below that of |912 when thirteen .__ __
nlayers met death
injured.
These figures were
press reports and pu
da ‘_ The l 'ured include onl those
1 UJ
who sufiered broken
strains, and sprn-ins.
juries.
and 183 were Misses Norma Murchison, sane Mc-
Kinnon, und Caroline Fraser, Clyde
°0ml>il€d H0111 River, were visitors to thc city on
blished here to- 3,,~tm-d,,_y__ ‘
Y
b°“es» 5°"e"e Mr; William Brehaut, Sr., and Mrs.
and internal ill- Brehaut, and ueligliter, 'charlotte-
' town, left yesterday morning for
Of the fourteen deaths, thirteen suc- T ' _
cumhed to injuries occuring this year th(;le;ivl;',tg_"wK},;e‘;';1e§';‘°g0hwill spend
Charles Swetlzer, formerly a Harm- ` - '
lin Univ°rBity player' ` Mrs James R Scott of Winnipeg
w l - . ' ' . _ -
17 in St. Paul, fol'o
died November ‘
ing i; “Ompi” who has been visiting in Charlotte-
r
tion of diseases resultingothom finjulir town for uw past two months len
les several years ag
tles,resulted with e
mentions' °m tives in Boston and Augusta, Me
fractured skulls, broken necks ____
spinal injuries.
The many friends of Mrs. A. S.
` Hewitt, Charlottetown, will be plena-
ed to learn that shfe is home from
0' er 2_8' ` yesterday morning on n visit to rela-
or ' '
 Boston where she underwent u ser-
- lofts operation and is much mproved
The third game of
the Connaught Club
stan’s College, which
Victoria' Park on Monday afternoon
in the presence of a.
spectators; resulted,
eating and exciting
less draw. The play
standard seen so far
was of a give and t
in health. ~
f to ll li t < ` “"'
33,1 gt' 9 33:: Mr. M. (3. Delaney,_Chlef Conserva-
wm, played M tive Whip, crossed in the Empress
yesterday morning en route to Bos-
1 . b ton and Montreal in the interests of
:gear ng: ,$92 The North Tryon Silver Black Fox
game, in a point- 'C°" Ltd'
f th b t '
iss cgeasgn 3:1 Mr. and Mrs. S; M. Hicks, of Sum-
ke chlrwter 1,' mersirle, P E Island, who had been
a . ~ ~
_ visiting relatives and ~friunds in
the first half the Conns. had the bct Monctm' N. B" mt that city on
ter of the play, while in the second
| t th d t ' t th Monday afternoon for Calgary,
glfsgg Cglfzggan ;g;,_w°gl th? iff; where they will ‘spend the Winter.
~ l d bt ' ith ‘
gsm” now puyehgg rhzesgn eg? Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stewart, of
teams, the College
matmw; bn," won the only nm- Vancouver, B. C., hothgnativee of
in which there was a decisive result;
this province, the latter heing form-
the other two being botli»drawa_ ‘"`l-'- Ml" 52'" "h*“’l"’|'*- °‘ ~Ch**"
The Bt. lJTl.tistan's
.team hae' arranged
____ lottetown_ will have the svmpathy
gon," foqtbni _nf manv friends in the death pf their
to pm, me' Mm \|t.¢.'le'rlaswht¢r_ Marv Evolve, aged
Mace footballers tomorrow alteraooif. 'thlfbv Years and seven months. '
Il\\-»\ and wma warn
me erm tm "" ~  ~ » »'»,~
championship and wished a game with ». I V _ .ff -
{,»..~ ....~ ao. _ns new--'nt of three-' 'u“i.,}_f°'f-jg" ‘ ' . ‘_
or the Ab&gwait_~o1ub being abroad it
is' rindrt that. li decision was ar-
rived at that the Club could not put
e team dn the fle\d‘to defend. the
championship on Thiireday. Aa scou-
seauenee, on invitation. the Collelre
hee imrmed into the breach to five
the Indiana a (fame. St. D\lnatnn’n
will may without Fark, the crack
hatfback, so that an interesting game
may be expected.
I-_dn-_ll-anal-_-n-»~»4
Ae tlivfootimli season has arrived.
in fact le almost at an and one won
.-l._.- . ,, .
indian Root Pills
an not a new and ilntrlked re|nhdJ~'°-
dl h . H
.;.:, °c,:°.:<a,r.....,...;
I'
".$\‘i'2.'f‘.i..i`._l'i§‘¢,i..<l.°“ “il H
do ,end were the _ inedeuneie
'l"§”°°"°.'° °‘.l'-‘:.'“°'....i..'»°'¥.s°lr:“.':.°.‘.‘..°'.:
, on u
lhellgleldhny anld Liver Troiihlee. To-
do theyare iust an elective, inet as
Ribble do ever, and nothing bettu
hu yet been devised to q
l v
place in the Arena Rink at 7.30 0'- -
Lmgue' The teakisnlthat “im meet an I Dats........ .. . . .. . . .. ‘
_ Stamper Block, Charlottetown,
mentioned teams, it can be depended ___ "__ _ _ _ _ _ .
“T011 that U16 Eames _will be full of Ihereby make application for...........  ....  .... ......shares in The Victoria Form iriver _ _ 
interest and no doubt there will he _ _ -3
9' large ““""'b°" of S-_pe°_i“t°"“ present' Black Fox Company, Limited of Charlottetown, P. E. I., at $100 for each share. With this order you will rind _-_l
- .
 amount of
`  " Amo\mz_.._......_.... ........... ..Nomo......  .........  --._  _  _... ._ 
my-1 _ ` .
M,-__ Harrison Carve” was 8 ,,,,,,,,,,e,,,_ Occupation ...........  ..... ._   ...Address.. . . ...........   ............ ._
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get on toe Murray Harbor train out- 2786,TI.2IMtfEfmWlf »  
subscript-ion.
Hi- _-_..._ _
Mr. Alex. S. McDonald, Orwell
Cove, and Mr. Malcolm McPherson,
Eldon ure in Charlottetown today,
Mr. Alphonse Doucattc and Mr.
James Dunn both of Rusticovillc
have returned home from the State
of Maine where they were employed
in tire lunihcr woods.-R. _
Mr. Theodoris Doucette, retired sea
captain, formerly of Rustico and now
living in Summerside, was in North
Rusticoron Saturday the guest of passenger agent for the Eastern
r and Mrs Pineuu -R Qteamship Company, St John will
.___ 'bc pleased to hear that he is now rc-
Mr. william Donor-tee, captain ol wvefins ffm" his '°°°“'° l““°“‘~ '
the schooner Marqucritu, owned by gi- _-1- -4
Mr. Campbell of Summersidc, has rc-
turncd to his hoinc in Rusticoville, , . - . - __,
the schooner heing laid up for thc lchflaimis sins In lnndil
winter.-R. - llome fun at greedy r duct
*’“` Ipricei af Yafoffe big special
'i‘hc nuany friends in Charlottetown | _ 1 "_24Me4|
ofYMI‘.A`li.A_R. Thompson, travelling fur .Le  6 |-
_i_._.r-----__.._ _ -_-1
“ilu-i~imas gills in hind-
some furs al g cally _reduced
prices af Petrn's big spatial
for sale. 2876-11-24-‘\\4l _
We Buy Feathers
WE BUY FEATHERS, old oi
new and allow you cash or trade
lor same. _
Bags supplied to bl ing them, in
Keep the ciiierent ki: di separate
Ben' Q. Werke
FURNITURE RBPAIRING,
We repair and re upholster lu'nl
fure.A sma louilay will make those
broke n articles good as new. Phone
ns, we’il send our team.
Beer 'Cl Wee ks
` PICTURE FRAMING, Lmgeii
stock of Ani-llc Mouldings to
choo_~efrunho1e,- upward of :oo
patterns low prices, and you gel
the frame on time.
Beer Q. Weeks
LIQUID VENEER ard VERI
BRIGHT are the two best furni-
ture llehes, Liquid Veneer is
belt iggnew furniture, pianos etc.
Vt-riblight is best where the article
ieold 25c, 3oc,$__ oo
Beer Cl Weeks
. RU BBB! SHEETING, Extra
sooo quality, will outnear the or
dinary klni three times 'over-
- Beer Q Weeh
'Milton Silver Patch l"ox‘(o.|
Capital $l6000 Shares $50
Cross Foxes Advance |50 p c.
Did you ever stop and consider that there arc large pl-.»|i\~
in ll. -raising of cro~s foxes ‘f _
'ill re is now open to the shrewd investor rl chance to get
in on th- :round floor and share in the prolitaot a Company. -
that ro). .-.-~ to rnnve cross foxes on purely husin%BS l1'H\Cll"“-“-
'P115 1-_vliilmny will own sit pairs of clioloe cross foxes-_
and is cnplttllmod at $10,000 which is most reasonable for tim.-
` clues of stock.
Invest ln Cross Foxes
A few reasons why an investment in this Company wi I
yield good profits
tlu capitalization is low--six puluin
lst Because umnom
- ' h h 'n that cross I lxvs
znd Blcause  bldzfgllllhlg. invariably _‘pro-
duce the coveted silver species and the So_cy treas ir in is
position to give the names of several ynrtles who have had
results as stated above.
th r v h m ringer Nr. D W. llov/ard.
std B'c‘ua° Milling: has hldd several years experi-
ence in the handling and caring of foxes
_ arran ementn have been made with
hh Becune ~ W8Mciv-toah (Veterinary Surgeon)
to visit the ranch daily Dr. Nclnwsh has madeaapecial study
offoxee and fox diseases, and will prove of incalculable vn‘ue
to the company -
, Ocfobera re iort of the C_M Lam n~
5‘h 8 cu". Co., Ltd. il on'1nn'a great furrllgra)
shows asharp advance in cross foxes-150 p. c above last
March sales
For further Periie ulere Write
D. W HOWARD. Sery. Milton
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Provieicnsl Directors
President ALBERT l.Wl!I. Milton. gpwnp (ogg, p|m.,,,_
OLD FEATHER BEDS taken
in exchange lor furniture and
ed _
t dl" leer Q Weeks
invite, Gills, lydney. l _ _ _ _ 'mere seems to be a good deal of die-J ~ '
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