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.  ‘AGE TBI# M *_* 7 " was i.s'rss'r Nan 7 “"1 TBI CHARLOTTTTOWN GUARDIAN 'Nw : rms-ro! ann.” < ""1 AUGUST 12.11911
This is J
Your
Chance
The Following Facts will Convince You
Are the Foxes for the North Milton Co. from the
highest grade stock in the Province. ves this is a settled
fact. Are they from a strain_ oi_ very heavy breeders, yes
they are;-did_the parents oi this stock sell last year for
$30.00() per pair._yes they did:-are the young Foxes for
this Co. capitalized at 515.700 per pair. yes they are. It is
also a fact that the 5 old females of this stock reared 22
pups last year and 21 pups this year or 43 pups in 2
seasons, one of the greatest records in the world. `
Investor this is the Co. for you. write the Secy.at
once before the deal closes, for prospectus &c.
North Milton Pedigreed Black Foxes, Ltd.
36 Elm Ave.-Phone 274-L-Charlottetown
3536-7-l7Mlmo.
\ Don’t let
This Offer
3 BELIEVED ll CANADA.
neu or r-‘sith ni Dominica.
Hudson Bay Company, to siccoeo the
Canadian, has bien so long identitlad
with Canadian niiairs that his name
is familiar to most of the people .f
the Dominion, says Chestertlsld in
The ‘3'a'-illy Herald. When the pre-
limirarles for the dewlopment of the
Canadian West were in the inakpig.
and when those \"l.o had decided ‘o
risk their all upon the construction
of the Canadian Pacific Railway re-
alized the need of strong 1, -ort at
the world's financial centre, London,
Sir Thomas, or Mr. Skinner, as he
was then, was approached and asked
to interest hi'-:self and the strong
commercial and financial circles in
which he moved with Canada and
Canadian affairs. Especially was the
need in London of a strongly-held
publication to: expound Canadian
matters and to defend Canadian pro-
jects realized, and Mr. Skinner agre-
ed to supply this need, establishing
*_ “a weekly journal of information
the well-known Canadian Gazette, as
and comment upon matters of use
In The Square of Satisfied Customers
This Square is increasing every day.
Another Car of those Stylish
Crown Line Carriages
Arrived, Now set up ready' for your in-
spection, they are the nicest yet, we
keep our stock iip-to-the-Minute.
Join The Square
of eternal Satisfaction by
Buying From Us
W. Grant & Co.
Ch’town
With “The House Of Quality”
and Co.
_
don by Dr. Edwin Seabourne of that
I city, upon L. Payzell. of St. Thomas,
J and interest to those concerned in
Canada, Canadian emigration and
Canadian in-vestment," a journal
which is still published.
Later Sir Thomas became a direc-
tor of the Canadian Pacino Railway
and numerous other business con-
cerns. He was appointed by Queen
Victoria to be a. member of the Colo-
nization Board, established for the
purpose of assisting colonization in
Canada. from the congested districts
of Scotland and Ireland. He present-
ed a handsome chain and badge of
oilice to the president of the Canada
Club in London. In fact, Sir Thomas
has never lost an opportunity to show
his interest in Canada. Ho describes
himself as "editor, publisher, proi..o-
ter and capitalist." He is an Eng-
lishman by birth and descent, a son
of James Skinner, of Bristol. He
was born in the west country seaport
town seventy-four years ago.
Having frequently visited Canada,
and taking great pleasure in enter-
taining Canadians who visit England,
he is better known throughout the
Dominion than many “alive Cana-
dians. According to all accounts,
Canada has well repaid Sir Thomas
for his friendly interest, and a goodly
part of his wealth, which is extensive,
, is due to his Canadian financial and
industrial investments. _-,_ ,,
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Mnn‘s Month Enlarged.
A most unusual operation, by
which a. man's mouth has been en-
larged, has been successfully per-
formed at Victoria Hospital in Lon-
an Italian, who was badly burned by
a gasoline explosion some three
A ,. badly disligurcd. His skin and dash
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Buy in Today on the
CUNNAUGHTS
A chance 'to secure shares in the Connaught ranch is the best on either side of the small anerf-are
investment you could possibly make. The fifteen prirs of pedigreed
Island Silver Black Foxes are capitalized at $15000 a pair the lowest
portion of any company now on the market, and besides this the
companv will also engage in the ranching Mink, Fisher, Martin and
Skunk. An up~to-date ranch is being erected near Charlottetown and ‘
th_e keeper is _a man of known experience in the care of foxes, and .
l;p~,,-;,,.-:U will be associated by an advisory point by other permanent Fox H
,»~ ,l _ ranchers.
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Connaught Pedigreed Black Foxes, I.tcl
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 .1155 Phone 484-Cameron Block-Box 54 “°'""“l fm” ‘Wk °" °°°°“'" of
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fi"'l£'-if
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that New House
That new house of yours shouldn’t be supplied
with any but the best kind of plumbing-you
should install the most reliable, sanitary and satis-
factory systeni that you can secure for that is the
only kin that will give you the right returns for
your money.
The health and happiness of the home depend
in a great measure on the kind Of plumbi in-
stalled and you will find the best is the onlymltind
of lplumbing wc know how to do. We know we
can satisfy you with our prompt, eifecicnt service
gogd work and reasonable price. Call in and see us
to ay.
Fred H. Trainor
80 Grafton Street
i months ago. Payzell's face and head
were frightfully burned, and while
he recovered his health he was very
were drawn in a. horrible manner,
and his mouth was afterward of only
sufficient size to admit a. small ilnger.
Payzell found it practically impos-
sible to consume ordinary food, and
he was brought to London that his
facilities in this regard might be im-
proved. Dr. Seaboirne took charge
of the case and by slitting the cheeks
made a mouth of normal size.
 
“Tie on."
Gasoline Engines
is acknowledged everywhere to
be the best and most satisfactory
engine on- the market today for
1
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its Simplicity, Efficiency Durabil-
ity and Low Fuel Consumption.
We stand back of these engines
with tho broadest kind of a guar-
nntee.
\‘."o have been soiling gasoline
engines on P. E Island for the
. paste eleven years and our long
experiences in this special line is
4*--npr -A»-
n addition to our Ohio' engines we
have ri Iino of small gasoline engines :init-
able for pumping water, r\in_n|n'g light
machinery. ctc at prices that will interest
you. _
and for full particulars.
l.oc:il agents wanted in unrepresentcd
crriiory.
Amherst Motor Co.
3392-8Mswlnio Amherst, N. S
Bi: Thomas Skinner Has Beau Justi-
Eir Thomas Skinner, Bart, vsho re-
cently was appointed gov .nor of the
late Lord Strathcona, althcugh not a
£0 Cbnllire Programme, postpone, or
declare Oil. any raw. for any good
cause. The rules of the National
cept where they conflict with above ‘
conditions. t
HIS Hlllll IN l
lilllllll Sllll
“Full-a-lives" Healed ills
Kldnays and cured Hlm
Ipcaasvxnnn, ONT., Ano. 26th. i9i3.
“About two years ago, I found m
health in a vel? bad state. My Kimi
neys were not oiug their work and I
was all run down in condition. I felt
the need of some good remedy. and
havingseen “ Fmit-a~tives' ’advertised,
I decided to try them. Their effect,
I found more than satisfactory.
Their action was mild and the result
all that could be expected.
My Kidneys resumed their normal
action after I had taken upwards of a
dozen boxes, and I regained my old-
tinie vitality. Today, I am enlioying
the best health I have ever had ’.
B. A. KELLY
“ Fruit-a-tives ” is the greatest
Kidney Remedy in the world. It acts
on the bowels and skin as well as on
the kidneys, and thereby soothes and
cures any Kidney soreness.
“Fruit~a-tives” is sold by nll dealers
at 5oc. A box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c.
or will be sent on receipt of price by
Fruit--a tives Limited. Ottawa.
llalhnusieuniversill
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia.
FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
IN .\'r:w auinnmos .\'i' sruoniii'
Coiirsea leading tn dreqrees in
Arts, Science, Music, Pharmacy.
Two year course in Engineering
MacKlNlIl BUKSAKY.
$200. competed for at Mntricula-
tion examinations in September.
Twelve $50 00 Scholarships to
nominees of High Schools. No-
mination ovary second year to
Rhodes Scholarship. £3 0 nn-
nualiy for three years; and in
nlternate years to |85! Exhibition
Science Research Scholarship,
.£150 annually for two or three
years.
FACULTY 0F LAW,
Three your course.
FACULTY 0F MEDICINE.
Five year course. t
FACULTY OF DENTISTRY.
Four year course.
Session for Medical and Denial Facultiesbegins
.S1-piemhei'l.”»tli. an_<l for Arts. and Law Faculties
Septembcr2ilth. I<or calendars and information
apply to the Secretary of the Faculty in question.
 
New Annan I
Horne Races Thursday, Aug. 27th
I9I4
The management intend holding
their annual horse race meeting on
above date.
There will be the following- classes;
2.19 Class Trot and Pace, miie
heats, purse $200.00; 2.24 Class Trot
and Pace mile heats, Purse, $100.00;
3 minute (‘1iiae Trot and Pace mile
heats, purse, $100.00.
Entrance lcc, 5 per cent. with en-
try. and 5 Der cent. from winners,
entries close August 20th. Five or
more horses to enter and three or
HIOPB t0 Start 'in each class. Best
three in five. All faces to end at end
of filth heat.
Two or more horses by the name
owner or trained in the game stable
may start in any race. Any horse
diatsncini: the field entitled to first
money only.
The management reserve the right
lrottlng Association to govern ex.
I I l 4
ciwisrss cuisii
11
an Juan, som-0 Rico. Aug.
11.-The German cniiasr Karlai-echo,
had an engagement. with English and
French cruisers oi! the Bahamas on
Friday, one warship appeared to be
disabled as the pursuit of the Kg;-_
laraho was abandoned and thofoizher
warship appeared to be aiding "tha
disabled cl'i.\i»br,- The Karlnraho put
in here for coal and left: the hai-'bor
mmeaisteiy at ruii space. ', '
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'FOIIGNTO -
A IISIDEIITIAI. AND DAY IDI-ldbl. FOR URM
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scammrc couasa. from Pr¢i»r»°°r1 1° Urhdfr lsuhuunud
PM Ye” WML A sues. rrnraicar. no '
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“v“c'c.iAfiE¢, mu, num inn, nsexq, swimming na¢.m°.
School Roopono loptombor 0tl\,.1l14
who In human. ~ V .
anclellsliciismlmllni _ IIIH-I-Il¢Hlll.\l.nln||||.
I interested.
majority tested breeders.
7318-7-28Mtustf.
I North River Pure Bred Island Mink Co.
V
Llrnltod
Capital $14000. Shares $25.00 Each
_ Head Office-Milton, P. E. I.
- 25 p. c. Guaranteed First Year
. One of the first Mink Companies in the Province to offer their stock to the
public, and now is your chance to ring in and reap the same benefits as all who are
The Company own thirty pairs of choice ranch raised Island Mink carefully
selected by experts from the leading ranches on the Island. All A1 stock and the
t The ranch is constructed on the farm of H. F. Sanderson of North River,
l who is the caretaker and ranches free the first year. ,
i “Estimated Profits”
_ 30 pairs Mink allowing small average of 4_pups to a pair _120 Pups or 60
i Pairs, estimating at the low price of $200.00 per pair $l2000.00, giving you a divid-
end of 85 p. c. on your investment yearly. - ~ 7
l For Stock or further information apply to any of the directors or the 
i Revere Fox Exchange
Revere Hotel Building, Charlottetown.
The directors are men of high standing and are as follows:-
President-Hon M. Kennedy, Bradalhane, P. E. I.
Vice-President-II. H. Pooley, Oyster Bed Bridge, P. E. I.
Sec’fy Treasurer-D. W. Howard, Milton, P. E. I. '
H. F. Sanderson," Norlh River; P. ELI. ”
George Owen, North River, P. E. I.
William Watts, Hampshire, P. E. I.
George Morrison, Bradalhane, P. E. I.
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Divided into
Silver Foxes and Furs Limited
Head Oilice - »
CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA '
Authorized capital $300,000
25 p. c. Preferred stock having first claim A
on each year’s earnings for t next five
years for gayments of dividenci $210.000
Common tock 90.000 `
The essence of good judgment when investing in the Silver Fox In-
dustry is low Capitalization per pair for high grade Class A animals.
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$300,000 I
,__.rq sail.
Aff'3“L.'°"1_0niZs will 2% made to have "
spccizil trains from rnon, Chariot- I
te\.own and Summcrslds and r d d
The dividend security of the 25 p. c. Preferred Shares of Silver Foxes
and Furs Ltd is on the very low basis of Capitalization of only $14 000 air
, W, arrangements.
CAPITAL $32,000
SHARES, $10 EACH
Patch Foxes are said by those
who have studied the question to
be the most proiitable corner of
__ , 1:2.- ___. .H thc Fox Business. Recent stat~
First National Fox Exchange
of P. E. Island Limited
Schurman
Bfigk Blogk  Po Ee Io
DIRECTORS
Dr. A.
Hubert
Dr. J. A.
S. M. Hicks
A. E. McLean
T. D. Carruthers
Real Estate,
etc. Nothin but
8
none thoroughly re-
or sell Foxes, Fur_ Stock, etc.
interests by cummunicating with
Scotia, Royal Batik of
Summerside, or
G.Box25 0
-r-
istics prove that about 25 per cent
of the young of Patch Foxes are
good Blacks.
Ten pairs of selected Patches
. have been arranged for, and the
ranch is being built on one of the
most desirable locations, near
Charlottetown. The Company
will own and control its own
ranch and equipment.
l Provisional Directors
F. H. Beer, President, Major Chas.
Leigh, A. Miller Matheson, Charles
Ii. Morris, Arthur E. Smith, Dr. C.
H. Beer, W. Frank Morris, E. H.
Beer, Sec’y-Tren. ‘
The Magnet Fur Co-
Ltd.
lcnvc Vernon,
Station
Vernon
.llillview
Lake Verde
Village Green
Mt. Albion
I-lazclhroolr
Mt. Herbert.
lliinbiiry
Smithpori:
Charlottetown
Charlottetown
Royalty Jct.
Milton
Colville
North Wiltshire
Hunter River
Fredericton
Elliots
Brsdalhsns
limcrland -let.
Cape Traverse
.-\lhany
Kinkora
Freetown
Kelvin
Kensington
New Annan
Sumn-ierside
Travellers’ Rest
New Annan
Return tickets
for Stock can be rm win ne issues from an .trier
D|re¢;[0r,0r to thg stations to `\'cw Annan. Special
wh@e°ff|ce trains leave to return utter race is
vs
Charlotte- ° '~
e uce t
rates on other lines. particulars ol
which will bo printed later.
Bflnll 8l1d_ other aninsementa on the
grounds, dinner and tea tables, lee.
cream and temperate drinks,
The management are determined to
make this one of the best taco meet-
ings ever held fm ,, country track on
Prince Edward Island. Admission 25
cents.
Following are the fares and train
f ' and
i-liimmcraidc on the following g¢hc,|_
tile'
L_L.l-1
Hllecinl trains will
(`hril'I0f.Ll!t.0\\n
Fare Time ,
$1.00 7.30 ,
1.00 7.37
1.00 7.45
7.54
8.03
8.09
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at one first class
J. A. lleDONALD
Secretary.
Association.
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and the parents of their fifteen pairs of animals are without a single exception
all registered in Class A according to the requirements of the Fox Breeders I
You will make a mistake if you invest in the Fox business without look:
ing into the merits of Silver Foxes and Furs Ltd. ‘
_.ia
Write to any of the directors for complete prospectus and literature, or
better, send your application today for what shares you wish to take.
Par Value of Shares $10 each I
Preferred and Common Shares are the same price.
_ TERMS OF .PAYMEN T
_ _20 p. c. with application, 10 p. c. each 30 days from date of application
providing however that the full amount is to be paid on or before August 30th,
1914. Applications for less than ten shares must be accompanied by remit-
tance of not less than 50 p. c. of their value.
Discounts for Full Payment with Application
On applications received in June, 3 p. c; in July, 2 p. `c. 4;' V
_oinsovons 
FRANK R. HEARTZ, President c. J. srswAR'r, '
i.‘.:'::s:;:‘.‘2:.1:‘;;r..u'°si'i..‘.‘..°.'::.‘:‘i';..°5;.';:t.‘?.‘:~ m“i'li.r.':;.§:i:.°.';.‘.‘l.':.f.”l':.*.'°?"'.»'-e
President Prince Royal Silver Foxes, Ltd. Alborton, RUE. Island.
vs emi George aims, oiiariomwwn, P.n.i. F. L. ROGERS. ~ ,
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rmiam w. K. asgm oo., ma., om.-.i ri.. Uifwtvr RUT1-l5\ytoiips°|i~Iii» sash End.
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sm-mos Gr Steamship Agents, Pl'°li¢!°!l¢ P Inland Fox Breeders'
Dffoobr HlokottBil I' Oo. Alborhl. P I, '
Dimes now. i»»yI»°§ silk ann. me Lui A- E. SHAW.
84 Great George Street, Charlottetown. lil King Street West, Toronto, Oniarlo,
BA N K I R8
Royal Bank of canada ami of Nov. sms. '
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