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hand ground, honed, stropped and
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_ :The .old Southern-
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“Them as has, gets,” applies
with particular force to coin-
mercial education,
I_f you havea good business
training-'f-you get position-~
and ultimately wealth and
fame. If you haven’t-~-you
 "don-'t, ‘ -‘ ' -
< - Why not seize your chance
---your opportuniry - your
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qualify you for a position as
Book kceper,correspoudeut,
banker, stenograplier, office
clerk. commission merchant.,
Civic Service, broker, office
manager. `
Write for year book.
Wm. MORAN. Principal
Union
Commercial
_ College 1
.  noyriarnk slag
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with nickel plated top 50c. " The
MacKinnon ‘-"Drug Co., Conner Great
George and Kent Sts. Mtt.
_ .y _
::Buntain, Bell & Co. for best coal,
lowest prices. , 9-23Mtf.
. ____
“THE GRERIEST OF 
‘ THEaE IS CllilRlTY.”
. It is proposed to raise a fund, for
benevolent purposes to aid thos ' who
have sutlered loss from tire and _ _her-
ivise; also to help the two Or han-
ages, which are most deserving of,
and greatly need the recognition of
the benevolent public. _-
-_, To carryi- but ‘this object some of
the Medical meh of the City, have _
otlered to trot their horses at the
driving park, the use of which the
President land Directors. have kindly
given free.
The races will be half mile heats 3
in 5 and will take place on Monday
the 18th lust. at 2.30.
The Committee do not guarantee
that fast time will be made, still
they belieye they can ensure a very,
pleasant afternoon’s amusement not
unduly protracted. A, ,
We earnestly hope that the public
will see that this will be a pleasant
way of 'spending tho. half holiday,
while they feel that they are giving
needed aid to their poorer neighbors.
Admission 25 cts including Grand
Stand. _ 369-
PENSYLVANIA HAS
COLD STORAGE LAW.
PIARRISBIJRG, Pa., Aug. 13.-The
cold storage act passed by the last
Pensylvaiuia legislature, and which is
believed to he the first law of its
kind enacted by any of the States,
will como into effect tomorrow. The
rinci al ur ose of the law is t0 lim-
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Don’t Neglect
Your Watch
It is ndeiic1te piece of machin-
ery and inust he cleaned_ and oilei
occasionally. _
I have every facltity for turning
out the very best work-
All work _fully guaranteed and
personally attended, to by
F. S. MITCHELL
Expert watch and lcleck repairer
 , No, _168 Queen Street.
` - Phone B97- R. '
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naman' 'reunions sddresssgi in alia
‘  ~r.°.°:.-.'=".°t.a-1.r.'=-‘¢='°.f='..E-22.#
at Woo; Island l’ lil i. ' will be received
at this offic:un'til' 4.00 P M.. 0-;l_l'g/f_'~€,"°‘L*z'|
l’:."'..%;:':.£’.‘:i.$..'21"~L‘I.'..§“.“-.'il'-»»<»~»»»» --
Wood inland Qui»ei\’s llnuhw- l'~-W '~
Pi I s cifientiun and form of coni»!'l0l
can his hog: and forms ol telvlvf °m'""""
atthis De arimeni and at the offices 01
W E H iidman Fell Aim" Dlstrlm
En ineei-v Uhu-li>tt'e\o`vvn.P 1*-F-I-~ l"d °°
fD_s5iosgii{_i_ yo the Postmaster. IV W°°'l
lelllli » i » h ‘Q .
...~.‘:':§ii- ‘:.'\::'.§:.i.ra::'°°‘i'.:i£.:.-..:.i‘.
on the priiitsd forips s\i_D;§:4:£:\2g_=lf,:""|d
:iiiiiil uv" ‘orrlitil .iwlesiialuilif iesidenee. in
:pe one °ii'i";|3_nu. :_\:_<;___a__i_iii_;aL__s_i_si\_\\\_;fg_
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re:ii‘i9\i'.§§°¢§'»’eseh memoir ei tgifilrm
.m I. bstlven. - | db
siilizis ‘¥$‘.i'Zi.¢'3.‘.'§i>.i’i 5i’i.’i’t"'i'»'ii' hairy.
(lil P otha order of the lfonouwbll'
fiil‘M|i.lmi- ei i?ue|_ii;__\;v<;i;_l§3__;g\;7,,§2
¢§ii<l's°r' °°iii°eli°viili') 2 iemiisii ii me per-
son nfl n de illnes to enter into s
eo tragt 2 is called u eil 9° 5° '°» °’
f ii to e ni ste the warg eon!i_'_actf_d |°I’-
'iisiieuiuii as not mented t °° N"
‘ixliiigiit does ue¢ Bind "W" *°
accent tire lowest or nl IIN 0'-
E’ “hi-'abuses
H” U' L Seorstar'¥.
Department of
D P D P
it the time in which 9838. butter,
poultry, etc., may be held in storage.
It also contains other important pro-
visions relating to the sanitation and
equipment of cold storage warehous-
es. All cold storage plants are re-
quired to take out a State license.
Not only the merchantle cold stor-
age warehouses but all similar D19-Hts
attached to hotels, restaurants and
hospitals, in which food is stored for
more than 30 days, will he required
to comply with the. provisions of the
new law.
Deafness- Cannot be Cured
by ioesi aeniiesrifms. as they cannot
f-“ch gigs diseased portion of the .ear
There is only one wa' to cure deafness
and that is by cons tutlonai remedial.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi-
tion-nf the mucous lininz of the Eustaoh-
lsn Tub .,V¥_hen this tube is inflamed you
have a #tim lin sound or imperfect hear-
ing, np whenifgiis entirely closed Deaf-
ni-ssis the res t. and unless the l'nflam-
matlomoan be taken out spd this tube ve-
stor ,dto its norinal con itlon. hearing
wlllubedestroyed _fgrevéiré iiige eegfehcli.
, _ arr , _w c s
i`iii`tli'ln:'lih%:illr=%iiiflaxined`condition of the
mucous sur aces.
H d rl D ll f
evil; :xiii giliiegness tgguggd byccantiisi-rlinlr
from all attacks of sunburn and 'pth-_I
gg-:»»:»»:»>-:»-:»~'.»»:-:~»:»-:~»:~»:~»:~:g-°.»<:~»:~§~z--:f f
° ° ' fs
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, , ,w,oo.»o, o'»'¢»,o¢’n.so.o¢,n'o¢'»,ee'eo.so.oo.n,n,o
- Death is no lrespecter of persons;
he resps his harvest from all classes.
“The youth in lile’s green spripg, .
matron and maid, ._. . ~
The bowed with age, the infant, in
the smiles .
And beauty of its innocent age cut "
Shall one by one be gathered to
their side_ - _
By those who in theirturn shall fol-
' low thee." ` .-
dire messenger marches- through life
and C8935 a blight upon all. '
Be sciatzitiered around and together be
B i
The young and the old, and the low e
and the high
Shall moulder to dust, and together
shall 1le." . 
o the beautiful creations of Nature,
he flowers. the herbs Ana the
leaves; but he touches with chilling
and the most beautiful of all-the
.Death has recently visited the
bony, and has removed therefrom the
flower of that home-s. flower which,
ange drew near
5-U. and seldom has that pass- ll
death of Mrs. Cameron. When the
onment of all that hitherto had been
cipation of what that fuller life (1
contained.
Her going has left many aching
hearts, which only that certain re-
union on the other side of the vale
can heal. She is survived by her
husband, her father, Mr. Chisholm,
TFY0". four sisters: Mrs. J.T. Waite, T
Sherbrook, P. E. I.; Mrs. Angus
MacDonald and Mrs. Frank Laing,
Tryon, and Miss Grace at home and
one -brother: James Chisholm, Tryon. _
To these the many friends of the‘
family tender their sincere sympathy
in a bereavement the greatness of
which only those personally interest-
ed can appreciate.
MR. GEORGE BROWN.
At New Haven, on July 20th, there
passed peacefully to rest, George
Brown, aged 57 years. The deceased
had been in poor health for about
three years, at times sutlering great
distress which he bore with ‘Chrls'tian`
patience and resignation. Everything
that medical skill and kind nursing
could' do was done for him but with-
out avail. - The late Mr. Brown was
highly esteemed by all who knew him.
He was an affectionate husband _and
father and a good neighbor.' He
leaves to mourn his' sorrowingwidow,
three ‘daughters-Minnie J., Elsie S.
and Ethel L., and one son, James A.,.
at home; also five brothers, John'W.
of Northam, Aubrey of Charlotte-
town, Emmon, Cameron and Henry
residing in the -U-nited States, and
three sisters-Mrs. -Samuel Auld,
Kingston; M-rs. Daniel McRae, New
york, and Mrs._ Richard Green, Cali-
fornia. The sympathy of the confi-
munity is extended to the sorrowisig
family in their sad bereavement. The
funeral service on Tuesday,-July 22nd,-
conducted by his pastor, Rev. J. H.
McHattic, was very largely attended,
showing the esteem in which the de-
ceased was held. Interment was. in
the Presbyterian Cemetery, Clyde,
River. .
MRS. W. P. CAMERON. _ `°` ° ~° 'i' ° 0 ° 0 0 °
o
"The leaves of the oait and the wil- C
. low -shell fade. ,R10 5, ,__ _ R. 0. iviehean, Lieut.-cei-, H. ivi. na-
il on account
home of Mr. William Cameron, A1- Ul
consciousness _Of the approach of m
death came, with it came an aband- their positions thoroughly; » 52 e,,ch__pte_ J_ M_ .McIn,,;s_ g,,.f,_
 in iiivnmim -.°»‘si_.}"_i3l’i_lli_lll_li_ llilli §_
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__ (Canadian Press.)
N. B. LEAGUE,
..» 
_ _ tion prone.
Af St- 191m-Ffedefwtvn. 5. Ben-_-Sgt. E. Melanie  as. ist prize, ss
oil, ,- gor 7.*
At,- Bangor-St. Croix 13,-Bangor,
H 35
INTERNATIONAL.
At Baltimore first Baltimore 4.
With ceaseless, relentless tread this'~Montrea1 l; . ` _
Second Montreal 5, Baltimore 2, `
At Jersey Cit_yeToronto 8 Jersey
ity 3. i
At Providence'-5-Providence* 0 Buf-
Itochester _and New' York postpon-
of rain.
NATIONAL
A,t New York, postponed. on accou-
Ai; ameri First iirooki ri
4
Nor does he confine his attention “li '0f.l`"iU- Leigh, Lieut.-Col. D. Stewart, Cadet
i "rm y 4. - ~ ' - - -
t Pittsburg 3;‘ V ` » Pte. B. May and Tpr. P. Hooper-31
Second Brooklyn 7‘, Pittsburg 3;
At Chicagofldoston no _game on
h
,flowers of the home. account of rain. J. McQuaid, Cadet E. Auld, J. H.
No American League games achcd-
ed. ' '
.._,.__,____
Much interest. was-exhibited yester-
despite the wasting winds .of psin_ _(lily in lille \‘9f»‘1l`f1 l.>l\S_elll1~,ll mil*-Cll Of Sgt. J. Berrigan, J. S. Mcilonald,
displayed marvelous beauty, which thc' Sunlmfffelfie V9-_.,Ul1l1__\"l0N0¢0Wl\ Gur. W. McCallum, G. R. Beer, J. .
:.__n__<=rgase<i- in wonder as the assi teams-  ' ' Denon. Gur. A. H. Miwxinso J
C
The game, played' `on the high
Glorious is the passing of the school grounds at- Summerside, was A_ _yohnsgom U01, Sgt, A_ L_ Robert,
_ llflliti ot and fast and both._aides certainly som A_ 1{en,,edy_29 pts_ cach_
ing been more glorious than in the worked hard for the victory., `
The teams were made up of pickled
on from both centres and knew
Nine innings were played and Sum-
hield dear in life, and an earnest an- merside made one score more than MOn,,,,,han_ Sgt_ W_ L_ Smith and (;_
hariottctown in the, last. innings.
The tenth innings was called oil
with the scoring standing 9-8 for
5“'“"“’““1°° irorneiias-25 pts. each; J. G. worth
_-___
HE WEATHER
THE TEIPERATURE
' TIDE. H008 ETC
(Special to the Guardian) '
'l`0l`i0N’l‘O, Aug. 14.-Light to
moderate winds; fine and warm,
THE WEATHER. Yesterday was
mild and sunshiny, clear at night, --
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 80 degrees above zero
and the lowest was 64 abo‘.c. The
lowest temperature the previous
night was 56 above. At nine u, m.
it; was 08 above and at nine p. m.
6 .
_ The tide will be high this -morn-
hug ati 7.51-andltomornow at -8.53'
_, n_ _sets this e cning at 7.11
and tomorrow. at 7.10; it rises to-
_on_Saturday_ Aug, 9th, at 12.03 9,,
m. `
'-"i”he'moon will he full Saturday,
ANZ- i16th, at 4.39 p.m.
_The length of today will he four-
PARIS, Aug. 13 (Special)-It is
stated that the lfrencn government is Lnndrigan (M,-E_ JaS_ Warburton), R_
watching a series of extraordinary v_ I_0,,gw0,.th ,M,,,_ B_ 1.-_ Long.
experiments at: Havre with nn inven- wo,.th)_46 pt,,_ cMh_
tion ofa man named Ulivi, who is $1 each_Sgt_ A_ Mccajw (M,-s_ H_ _` I
said to have discovered means for M_ D,,,,i,_,0n)_ Major C_ Leigh ,M,.s_ --.-%.__;-
proJecting. ultra-violet rays a ,dis- A_ B_ Wa,.hu,.ton>_45 pts_ each; Gam “
t"'"~°°~9f f°‘“`~t¢e” miles fmd exploding D. A. McKinnon (Mrs. E. Stewart)
giinpowder _ contained in n metallic w_ J_ McEB_chem (Miss Helen Muoret __ . 1
box; It is said that the rays also Q.,,,,t_ A_ R_ Brennan .Ml-5_ D_ L_`_
_will explode torpedoes at the same HO0pe,.)_45 pts_ each; F_ G_ K,_mne_~
_istance ‘ -‘ dy (Miss Kitty Peters), C0l.'I-I. M.
' I
NEGRO LOST ‘HIS LIFE ,
TRYING T0 WIN BET
. -..._ ~
KINGSTON, Aug. '12.l- Daniel Iftoy- _
le, head baker onithe R. & 0. steam-
er Kingston, was drowned today "
while attempting to win a bet. Short
ly alter the boat docked at Prescott
Royle left the kitchen, where the
temperature was 110 degrees - and
made a wager that he could recover
a walling stick which had been
thrown into the river. Divrng rru.~.
the deck of the steamer, Royle had
gone only B. short istance when
he began to cry for help. The strong `
current, combined with the ice-cold
water proved too much for him
Hundreds of passengers heard him and
the iinfortunate man sank to death
A colored waiter named Waters at-
tempted in vain to recover the bod
that cannot he ggi-.ed tp Hell'l _0ll=r.rh
l‘ \‘E‘6.
°“.'°'__s:;lli’J'.°iii:1is'ii'i=i'ig'f& oo. Teiese. 0._
_ ..
'liaise l1'a'lfl'au“i¥i3ily Pills for constipa-
tion.» ~   '- > » lh
Y.
Royal was a negro, The chef, wlo--_
had been his friend for the past
twenty years, is grief-stricken over
is death. ' '
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C. Monaghan    
smith  ._  48 -
Arsenault  . . ..  44
Burke     43
Collins    
- BANKERS' MATCH.
Valued $16&-To the amount sub-
scribed by the bankers, the Associa-
tion sdded the balance. Conditions
same as in the Corporation match.
Range, 600 yds.; rounds, seven; posi-
oi
3
wwwmm
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W_. R. Coles    34, Znd prim, 7
li. R. Brown  34, 3rd prize, 6
each-Gur. J . D. McRae-34 pts.
Pte. L. R. Allen and E. G. Love-3/3
pts. each.
- $4 each-W. K. Rogers, W. J. Mc-
Eachern, Capt. A. R. Brennan and -
Lieut. G. E. Ritchie-33 pts. each.
$3' each-Major J. M: Jones-33 pts;
vison, Cupt.'W. E. Smith, Sgt. J. A.
Moore, J. B. Poole, Sgt.. A. McCabe
aniilvliiieut. A. R. Crockett--32 pts
each; Capt. J. C. McDonald-31 pts.
$2 each-S. Grey, A.  McDonald,
Lieut.~Col. J. R. Allen, Major C.
J C Milford, Capt D A McKinnon,
pts each; C. McKenzie, Trpr. G.
Jones, O. H. Baird, W. H. Poole, G.
Judson. Ptte. C. May, A. Ba Jackson,
J. J. Stewart, Gur. F. G. Kennedy,
H. Jones, and G. M. Moore-30 pts.
each; Cadet P. Landrigan, S. Bonnell, `
9. il.
A. Auld, Corpl. W. Seaman, Capt. W,'
TYROS.
J, Rogers-27 pts. each;Cadet (l.
Tliom-pson-26 pts. each.
S1 each-W. Gibson-`-26 pts; P. Bar-
low, Pte. G. Weatherbie, Gur. F. A.
-24 pts.
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_ Twine in your Binder. Thisii
that would not allow it ti fe
Green Sheaf twine runs 550
the bali. We have on hand a
stock right fresh from the
our price is right TOO. Do
getting your supply. ORD
DAY.
A complete stock of H
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you.
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Wholesale (li. Retail
ut stops or
lost time when you carry GreeifSl1eaf
Binder Twine runs very even
absolutely free from knots or
pound, and it does not waste
very large
n't put off
ARVEST .
Rogers Hardware Co., Ltd.
inns 'I f
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anything _
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LADIES' CHALLENGE TTl.(`I'l’HY
si
it
T0 he competed for by the thirty-
six mcnrbcrs of the Association whose
scores in the Special Aggregate are
tliehighcst; who are also nominated
by the ladies who have subscribed
$2.00 or upwards towards the pur-
chase of the trophy; vacancies tu be
filled up in rotation; nominatlvn Shilli
be'rr.ad`e annually by lot; the trophy
to be held for one year by the lady
whose nominee makes the hii§l10Bf-
number ol points, and -shall become
the property of the lady who wins it
three times, not necessarily consecu-
ltively. Number of rounds 10. Range,
‘soo yards.
"-'Gur. J. D.`McRae (Mrs. J. M. Da.-
..-vison)~ 50 pts , lst prize, $5.-- ...-
$3 each Trp 1’ I-I op
Inge); W. K. Rogers (Miss Dorothy
\
On To dlifdiii
FOR 'l`llE EXIHBITION ! I
hairs sisrrnisisii 3 io 11 
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PLAN FOR A V\!l'l‘ T0 IIALIFAX FOR THB GREAT
it a-.iii he nigh tonight an 10.13 sn-ei lust- E-'Mduuie' (MfS-=°J-- A- 1-Oni* A M l I
tomorrow at 10.57. worth), 4_9 pts», 2114 Prize; $4. -' ~
The su v  -» _ . o er (Mrs.  . _
morrow at 4.59 and Saturday at 5. Weeks)-49 pts. each; Gur. `A. Croc-
'riie moon rises this evening at kent (Mrs. J. A. Alien). L- R- Allen AE|;?»;'é?:|?.;L|i2gg|€}M_ - --
6.41- - - (Mrs. s. Grey) w. R. cores (Mrs. ii. R
$2 each-Lieut. E. Ritchie (Mrs.
I3. Prnwse), Corpll Seaman (Mrs.
K, Rogers), P. Landrigau (Mrs. I-LD.
Johnson), R. C. McLean (Mrs. C. R.
Smiillwood), J. B. Poole (Mrs. J. I..
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(Mrs. J. B. Whear), W. H. Poole
(Mrs. I.. 'I-T. Beer)--47 p_ts each; G.M.
Moore, (Mrs. S. R. Jenkins), Lt. J.
_ TUE HORSE ACES. ,_ _
,_The first _quarter of the moon was Stewart)-48 pts. each. y pyR0'|‘5€|||4|¢A|_, D|§p|,Ay_ 1'-'_
YOU SIIOULD COME. '
Splendid Departmental Exhibits.
Every Nova Scotian should come to the Nova Scotia. Fxhibition, with its
teen hours and thirteen minutem D0ghe,_tv)_48 pts_ each. G_ R_ Bee, -iplendidiistofspecisi attractions and its magnificent oxomplification of the varied
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esonrces and great commercial and industrial achieveinents of this iii‘5'vihce hy
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The various lines of transportation will assist by low rates in ho!ping,,you to
FAKE A HOLIDAY AT THE FAIR.
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42l~July2l, Mttsltli.
H. Mcf. HALL. Manager Q. Snere'f_'a,i'\y.
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Davison (Mrs. D. 0'M.,R2fl<lli‘). -LA-
Rodd (Mrs. W. A. Allan), E. G.' 1.'-ivc
(Mrs. W. A. Johnson), Pte. B. May
(Mrs. A. A. Barnett), corp. w.‘J.
Mclnnis -\Mrs. B. C. Prowse), S. Bon-
nell (Mrs. B. Rogers)-44 pts. each;
lil. H. Monkiey (Mrs. V. L. Good-
will), B. R. Brown (Mrs. W. S. Ste-
wart-)-43 pts. each; Percy Barlow
Mrs. F. P. Csrvell)-v-42 pts; Sgt. J.
M. Crockett (Mrs. F. S. Moore), A.
F. McDonald (Mrs. W. A. O. Morson)
--41 nts. eats; cept. W. E. smith,
(Miss Alice Wleeks)-39 pts.; J. 
wird (MTB. C. Leigh)-38 pf,g_
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,Ind f0\‘ 40 Yflfl P\'¢!°|'ll7_°'_i "ld Prince el Wales College ""
.mmmmended by Phyucnfls . 5oc pays for all charges, membership, exhibiting ani i
Acwlll "0 °'“\°\’-A' 3" d|'”K8|3fl admission. Apply to C. M. Williams, Brx 289, '
A‘l lovers of the hesutifiilf.
` in nature should at‘ten`d‘the"
the first show ofthe ki-nclnv.
The best blooms grown'l=
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A Guarantee That Means Money to the Shlareholdleris oil” the
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_ WHAT THE GUARANT-ss MEANS
  TAYLoR’S siivim - it-`LAcir 'rox ,coui>ANv. Liuirso
Because of the sma'l number of Si ver B ack Foxosin existence and the fact that they cannot. increase at more than ii. certain rato,liigli profits are assured the sharelio'-.ler for a period that is vrii-iowsly estimated at from five tb
Wh tl ` I '. try is 'nccd on ii. pelt producingfbasis the shareho'der in the Taylor's Compzinyxvill be in possession of stock which will probably bo paying up to YC por cont. profit.
. Behiliiil ‘:z(i1`£i'anteepof the Tay.or‘s Company which means MORE THAN 40 PFR CEN FROFI I' to the shareholder is a stock of the BES t' ;B[.0ODED l<`OXl§S on the Is and. a modern an l \\~f\‘\ equipped ranch and the
meat. _
'l'eyior’s Silver' Black Fox Company, Limited of Montague, P. E l.
Capital  ' . - e i l,8il0 Shares of $l00 each
PRESIDENI: I fo ‘ nel M ll. liiiwards of Cowie Q Edwards. Marine Insurances. St. John N. B
D}|{[C1'0Rg-ll. A P»iwell,K. C- "amber International Waterways Commission. St. John N. B' Dr' T. I.. Bishop. St' John ll. B' A' A. Alloy, Clnrlnftetewn. P. B. ly. R'  Taylor, Hontsjun P. I. I. Ilon. A. D. Richards, Dorchester, N.l°
_ For»..Any information Regarding the Company, and for Prospectus Write to or cali on -
R. A. Taylor, Mangger of the Taylor's SilQ,\;_§?i:§_9;_g,Eo. Ltd. Montague P, E. l. or Secretary, C. H. McLe»-n, Treasurer, A. C. Jardine, Of Jardine & Rive.
837 8 i3M6I. Barlster. _t. Julm, N- B. Real Estate. St. John N. B. Prince Wlliiaiu Street St. ons . B.
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The special Guarantee which goes with this Company of an increase ef not _less l|nn.un younl foxes fo he raised by September. l9l4, means that nt the present market price for foxes tiio siu\reho‘dei'- "ill receive a profit of
more than 40 per cent. In the ordinary case the litters from the seven pairs of _ foxes wi l amount to I8 to 21 pups which will give_ the sharehoiilers a profit considerably in advance of that promised under the _-' 1 ii-nntee. At the pre-
sent time young foxes of this year‘s breeding fetch |17.a\.d the price is steadily advaticing,It will therefore be readily seen _that this special guarantee m uns a. great deal in ire to the shareholder than ii. straight ii- . my guarantee. and
that whatever hap ns tne shareholder, is enabled to benefit by the increase in the price of foxes which is advancing rapid y just now. and which from every indication will :ulvanco ati I more before next season
. The officaliaeof tl&ev?éJniy£l ar_\:__pilhmer;_ofd:tri;nding,_ the maneken_zont.is.the_-best-to he had, the foxes are of the best breeding strains on the' Island. and with the steadily advancing price and the limited rupply this Comp-
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tis to ea ll ' ' ' ‘
any stmlfhe seven pairs of foxes w ich form the stock of this ranch are all pedigreod stock several of the famous Dalton and Tap in strains and of the best blood on tho Island.
-nm Mmmgm-_ M;-_H .»\,'l‘ay or,is a wel known fox. man of the. Is and who has had lgralt doa' of experience in the breeding of Si ve_r Black Foxes.He is a so Manager of the Smith Company which has doc'ared a. dividend of 40 per cent.
The Ranch is situated on one of the fineltloceionl onthe Is and and is under course of construction at the present time. It is up to date and weil eqiiippe in every respect. and Mr. \Tay or's experience has been large y drawn
from in rovldiniz the most scientific accomodation for the -lttle animals.
lintii September, 1914 the ranch is free of all expense of any kind.