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Complete Change of program IT r-Ars to blglltnie province. 'ri-in EMPRESS.-'l‘lie S. s. Em- The brides going 'away gown was
HERE AGAIN---Our Mutual Girl
--NORMA PHILLIPS"-
THIS TIME, the plot takes shape-The Count Smuggler
is introduced-places of interest are visited and the
Newest Styles in Hats are Shown
@ Get the Habit-See this Feature Weekly
Pathe Presents
A Spectacular and
Thrilling War
Drama
IN Two PARTS
LOVE AND WAR
S Domino Presents
"" ri.. wlicll of salem
IN Two PAR'rs
This powerful drama re-
veals the atrocious fanatic-
isnl of the witcllcraft period
S of Colonial America.
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The Campaign Managers
A Man and rl Woman
The story of two _Castawavs on a desert Island,
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2 shows 2" 1| Anmlssiou rlviz clsurs || rin. 1.4s&9 pn. .‘.1§E..l’.I1‘.’.‘..“..’..‘.’.‘-‘.'“...l”l£’§§§§"{I$§.lfy-i‘$il§
ll.\Nll AND l’Il’l'l music and other
.attractions at the gathering of the
Clans nt Georgetown, August 
SACRAMENT A’l‘ KINROSS. -The
Sncrumeilt of the Lord's Supper \\'il‘l
be dispensed in the 1\irk, Kinross On
Sabbath, August; Sth. l’repurator_\'
services on 'l‘liursday and Saturday
at 2,o‘clol‘k p. lil. Rev. James Mc-
Dollgali, wil! assist the Pastor.
lN\'l-`.li\'l~iSls’ MISSION STATION-
A week of splendid evangelistic serv-
ices has just been coilclulded at the
\lil<slon .\'tllti0n of Inverness, P. IE.
l. The services were conducted by
Rev, J.  McKay, pustor af Lot 14
:tml |.ot 16 cliurelles. llev. J. S. lilc-
liny has had Wide oxperieiice in evnn-
gelistic work, hnving 'conducted
<-nillpaigns in all parts of Canada in-
cludill-,_~ extensive work in the`Cnna-
dinli West and the Maritinte Prov-
inces. lixceptional interest has been
lnuiiifcsted in these meetings the
church living crowded every night,
\vhil‘h was indeed remarkable coil-
sidcring the busy season of the your.
Many of those who decided for
ifhrist in thmn ngrviceg llnd wnrlderefl
fur in the downward road und ill
onlc cnses had not nttended church
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Scotia and Prince Edward Island, the Maritime Telegraph
and Telephone Company, have extended their field of
operation and given added facilities to their many patrons.
Prince Edward Island .is the richest province-according
to size-in the Dominion and the.-service provided the
public will now be more complete and extensive than
ever. ,
lo
th
of
who has charge af that Missimi Sta-
tion for the summer. livery prospect
points to li vi-ry successful suiilulcr
INCREASED FACILITIES
ill
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ight ndditionul ones, until the last
_ work in the field. These so;-vices have
been given by Rev. J. S. Mcliuy en-
tirel-~ voluntarily and “'il1l\0\ll9 lm!
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Company, if,
|s-uilcr when you can br cured for -25C.
, spoilt on l‘lltnzilil‘s Corn lixtrlictori
Fifty years in use find giinruntced to
lcure. Use l'utuzllii’s Exfrlllfllof. 25°-.
lit all doalrfs-
rsons came forward,’ and every
gilt when forty persons sipilifierl by
llow Christ. The lust night ._ large
:llilfs ollering was ta-kcii up for the
nllmcrlltion whatsoever and ure
linkflllly npprcciatlell by the people
Inverilessl lihll by Hidney 1301111911.
this field.
Col-ns Are Like Knots
Your by your they _crow harder
ld incidentally nmrn pziinfill. Why
We are dealers in the securities of this Company.
Full particulars will be furnished on request.
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F. B. McCurdy & Co
MEMBERS OF HONTREAL S'Ii`0CK EXCHANGE
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:;'l`lle l’ei'll:.inellt Silver Foxes Ltd.,
will pny nmri- money to the investors
tlmil the lligllly cnpitnli"/.eil (}0nlplll.-
ips flint proiilise 1; 191|* llividellil.
I-`i,.;lli'e out which will pli_\' you hffst.
3922.
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the prettiest weddings of the season
l vuling,
when Miss Jessie Milri-isoll ’\lncMiI-
ian, youn est dan htel' M
James ('lnrkc Mn.cDoilald, son of
Ilunicl MacDonald, of Sydney.
The church had been ilccorutcd for
the occasion by nlcnillcrs of the
:hoir, of which the hrillc wus n
popular member. The bride cuter-
-d the church leaning on the liriil of
1er brother, Malcolm lvllicltlillan, by
.whom she was given nway. Her
costume was adainty li'/:del ofwllite
hrocade silk, trimmed with Chiffon,
gracefully caught up ill l-‘fench
knots. The bridal veil wus sur-
"liountcd by xi corllliet of ol‘aiil.{e
Ulossoiils on a Juliet cap. Her
hridnl bouquet, irns of lvhite roses
'ind lily of the valley illtcrliiiilglell
with sprays of fern. Miss Mary
\iacMillaii, rl neice of the hridc,\\'as
hrideslnaid, her costume being of
white embroidered voile, worn with
i large while hat, picture illodvl.
Her bouquet wus white carnations.
The groom was supported ty Ilev.
W. -I. \'lncl.eod, of Now. lllnf-l.';o\\',|’.
li. l., a college clnssiilate of the
rroonl. The ushers were Donald
lr, The choir of St. Jnines was pres-
-ult. Edward Schaefer pi‘csi'l"d, nt
'hc organ and as the bridal 1-ul-ty
entered the church the hymn, "Uh,
Perfect Love," was rolldereil. 'Ihr
:er-rmony uns performed ly llcv. .I_
KV. A. Nicholson, M. .\_, lissistml l,y
. » -l( .., - 1 ~. _ llev. Ilr. Pringle, of St.. /\.ndrcw's
Ialihl. Ottawa. Montreal, St. John, Sherbrooke, Kingston, , miie (mm Quin ldpmcl IT _ A |
’resbyt.eriiili church, -lydzi/ly, nrd
nutritious suiillllcr food. .$024. V, ` , _
Sy1lnoy,Clnr|ottetown.St Jo'ln'| Nfld. London. [ng ll‘-‘\’- \1VfUT "IWW RMU ‘ll *fairs
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First National Fox Exchange
S h of P. E. Islgiud, Limited
c urman °
Brick Blogk  Po Es In
DIRECTORS
Dr. A. W. Leard, l’resi.dent  M. Hicks
Hubert llowatt, Vice Pres. A. E. McLean
. Dr. J.A. McMurdo, Sefyy-'I`l'eas. T. D. Carrutllers
George Mct)u;irl'ic, Manager
This eitcllrillge buys and sells Ifoxes, Furs, Real Estate,
Farm Lands, Fox Shares, Stocks, Bonds, etc. Nothing but
first-class Fox Stock handled and none but thoroughly re-
liable companies represented.
Persons desiring to buy or sell Foxes, Fur Stock, etc.
will consult their own interests by cumlnunicating with
us. Write, cull or phone;
REI"l‘lRl?NCI'fS: B;-'ink of Nova Scotia, Royal Bank of
Canada, Canadian lizirlk of Colnlllerce. Sumnlerside, or
R. G. Dunn & Co., and Idratlstreet agencies.
A sllionc 68 Agents Wanted l’. G. Box 25 0
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is that it has been tt-le Hardware Home of the Ch’town
Mechanic for half . I century. Mechanics know tools
and they learn ver quickly where they can buy to the
best advantage. 'I` iis store has been known for more
than fifty years a . the favorite trading place of the
man whose succe depends upon the tools he uses.
l
are good tools, them our prices are right, and that the
best tools are the lost economical in the end.
here. We have o lly quality ones, and it isa part of
our business to see that you get only what you ought
to have.
NOTICE:-This st 'ire closes every Saturday at 1 p. m.
‘ ,__ 1857-over I-jlalf .1 century-1o14 -.
 Buy Your Tools
.  where the
,Y Melshanic buys His
The biggest tllillg we can say about our business
He comes here because he knows that our tools `.
You don’t hav* to know tools to be safe in trading
during tbl: month of August.
it Filxes to Ranch I
I am open to ranch a limit-
ed number of pairs of Foxel
in one of the best equipped
Ranches in Canada. Ilave
been very successful in ranch-
i ing. Nothing but .flood Stock ron '.~i.li.`i~i"'e'.lln'.\l»' .\<:_\iloo/lxv
considered. Ranch open fol
inspection FOR SALIC. SEVERAL 1l".\IRS
Rogers Farquharson,
Charlottetown.
3925-8~4lVlttS3l. lfoli sAl.|-E.-50'“p§lrs`yoiin§`TKn'6li
 
Gasoline Engines
is acknowledged everywhere to
be the bust and most satisfactory
engine on the market today for I
-general farm work on account of
its Simplicity. lfficiency Durabil-
iiy and Low Fuel Consumption.
We stand back of these engines
with the broadest kind of ll guar-
antee.
We have been selling gasoline
engines on P. E Island for the
paste eleven years and our long
experiences in this special line is
always at your service.
ln addition tn our "0hin"en 'na we
have u line of small gasoline engTiles suit-
able for pumping water. ninnlnf Ilght
machinery. ,dc at prlessfhnl will mera!
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1 'ind for full particulars. '
p_ ()_ BOX 172, icon .<.\l.l~;-3 lflllns Youxc sll.-‘
“'|'||¢ Oiho” l~or.‘s;ll.i=.7n<ll'l“r>“.lrrl`“l>Tx£`<aI
'nclmlrllll chllrcll, liartnloutli. As thc
‘iiippy couple loft the cliurell Men-
llr-lssolln’s \\‘<‘ddim: march was rund-
‘rml by the origlinist.
llrivili; directly to thc lf'-lilo of
\lrs_ John I.;-.ml>lint, Jr., fl sister of
the hride,li reception was held, lifter
which Mr. and .\lrs, Mlicllollillll left
by thc 8.45 truin for points illom: thc
press arrived at Summerslde inet Of Shantung silk, worn with a small '
night at 8.85 o'clock, bringing 200 white hat. of Parisian model.
passengers and three and a half cars ' The ¢0l1€°\i0" Of W°ddi11K lifts
was exceptionally large and beauti-
-___ ful. Tile groom's present to the
IIAY SALE 'I'0D'AY.- Mr. R, bride was a pearl ring, to the brides-
aenirste will sell ily public auction maid e savhirv rim; and to tho 1
today, August ‘3, sixty acl-es of ushers stick pins. For some years
hay on the Rodd farm, now owned by the bride was a. valued member ofthe
Canada Fox Exchange. Terms 'of I-Iclio staff and took a keen interest .in
four months, approved joint notes. the (‘hristmas tree and fresh gin,
B809. movement eondlicted by that paper
"_`~' for children. Froiu the stall ol the
E\'J0\'.\l~1Ll‘I l)AN(,llT.--A very cn- licho she received n cabinet of cut-
‘ioyalile t\\"elvc o‘clock dance wus giv- lery; from the choir of St. James
rn lust night under the direction of church, il silver entree ilisb and fronl
Vliss Gorman in her liiill on Hrent the Sunday School at Woodside,
George St. A .number of visitors to \»\’hf‘r0 shi* hall IIIWHYS been lx worker,
the city were present including scv- n not of silver Sllufms. The groom is
eral from I’-oston, Mont-.toll and -\`iini~ ii ll. .\. of lialllollsio, 1911 class, and
ni-rsiile. Needless tn shy the even- WMS ll Il\“"\l"`|‘ “I the ‘vllmlnli <12-
Enl: \\'li.s thoroughly enjoyed by every- hitting 'tcanl of that your. He gradu-
llne who lind thc pleiisilrc of being ated with honors at Pino Hill (‘-ol-
___,____,,__JA__`__________,=,___`)____,____ lc,f.g»~. in Mny lust and received a tw-.0
yellis appolntlr»°nt at Muraplma Col
dlcu’s chulcll
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Oats (wliltc)
Hay Loose (por ton) $15 to $16
Eggs (per doz.) 20 to 2:lc
Print Butter (vcr Ill) 20 to 230.
Fowl and Uliiekcn (each) 50 to 750.
Tub Butter (per lb.) 10 to 20c.
Potatoes (per luis.) 50 to 55c.
lirnips (per bus). 25c.
Hides 1156.
Cnlfskfng 181:
Beef (lb) 10 to 20c.
Pork (lb.) - - 8 to 10l0.
Snulages tlb.) 14 to ltic.
oling pigs (per pair) $7.00 to $8.00
Ileets 50.
Onions (UL) 5¢~~
Carrots anilrarsnlps ldoz.) ' 20c
(‘orl 'Fish (fresh per lb.) 4 to 5c.
lllnckerel (euchi 10 to 150.
oln-rims nlsmenv -
mllllzigullls sloon
Pilrify your blood by tzil<in,f;
IIood’s S:ii‘.=llprll'ill:i. This iiiedi-
f-inc has been :ind still is the peoplc’sl
nii-ilieine becuiise of its relilillle
elilmicler :md its wonderful .slivi-i-ss
in the trentincnt of the common dis-
o;i.<es and nilmeilts-sc-rof`llln, vu-
tllrrh, rlleuluzltism, d_\:spepsin. loss
ot' nppetite. that tired fceliiig,
general lleliilily.
1l<ln<l’s Szirsnparillzl. has been
tested forty years. Get it today.
 
"For that dip in the hriny, you
ni-ed one of our biitllilii; clips, m,,ilv
of Plllest iililllity i'ilbber, with mer-
cvl‘i2l‘ll lillell lining in iill col,,rs and
slllldes nt 2.'\L‘ts. llp_ fiur suiininillg
wiilgs chow you how to tloiit., swim
:lull ollor irroiit sport in the lrntor
3.'»f't.~:. up. The Two Males, 140 (lrent
George Ht. . Mtl.
l-‘ff '-r-'-“ff-r r ‘ c -f f ‘ "ff-' ef ~ W-ef
GUARDIAN CL
; Twenty-live cents.
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Ona cent per word first inlsrlinn in this colum. lull cent per worn '-
ncll continuation Cul: mllnl accompany order. Minimum charge '
Assirlsn .los 
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C y llol-:urs wnnren
iVl\N'l`l~l|), S/\l.|-ISl\I»l'1N, l¢.`\".fl.LI!~‘l\`I-I
lines, perinunent, big, l=nrilinl:s
glilirantcell, no cxncricilec, ten va-
cancies. Write Luke Brotllcrs Ltd.,
caliricn. Write Luke Brothers Linl-
itcd Multi ul
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FEMALE IIELI’ WANTED
WAN'l`l'ID AT l"Al.t,‘.ll.\W()(ll) IIOS.
pitul young wunicn for ward work.
1l'l2l0-7-28-liltf.
lllllle, wanted :lt thc 'l`nunton Htlite
llospitnl Iriliiiiilg Si-llool for Nurs-
es. For pnrticlilnrs, _lldllrcss l)l'.
Arthur V. Goss, Supt., 'liiuntoil
State Ilospitnl, 'l‘:ilint,oil Mllss.
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PUPILS NURSES, lllAlll'} l\~NI) Fld- :l‘""`. I. lil. I. Ilfltll-T-21)l\‘lt.f.
FUR S.\lllG.-O.\`l<l PAIR lllll~llIlJl'lllS
Rnyiicr nlzllc, llult-llcllfi'c\v fclllnlo,
which ruined four in lfllil. l.ittl‘i'
died ill ]!ll4. \\`ill sell clienp. ,\,
C. Christie, Amherst, N, .\`_
_ :silos-7-ir.l\1l,l.
l’1?M‘l-I lll\'l~IR l~‘oxl»:.\‘ Foil ls'/\l.l-1;
I ll:l\'e for sale li lililllhr'r of l'cui'e
River lfilxvs illrllldiili.: Silver blllcks
und i-l'iu=l~'cs. l’iirtiv:~l irlllltillg first
Class stork ill. rczluolilllllo p1'ii'l‘l~i
crllilllllllilriltn lil. nnrc by pllllllu or
lrltcr ll. -I. Mcliellil, Nurlll Wilt-
MALE lil-:l,l> wliuren
u'.\N'l‘l-Ill ,\ (soon sM.\ll'l‘ lilly 'nl
lcrirll the llry iifnuls lililsiliess, _\I,,
ply to .\`tilllll'y Iiros.
w.\N'ri<:il--iii~;l.l. `ilors. oill-:lim
rllotcl. :l1iil'.\-7~|ol\/ul,
ron .-_\i.i'J-i~:1<:'ll'l‘ lu\iri.~‘ li.\'§i"ii
ruined mink. ll. ll. Cox, .\lorcll.
3199-s»;lll2i.-l;s.
fiiiilllicl row bout, nlso side llonrll
Apply 100 W;llter_l*ltl`eet.A38l»t-H-3li:3i
(llnss A option gliumiltecal. Apply
Box 385, llllurlottetowll.
Y _A 3727:?-28M6i.‘
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Il(lf~l'l' IN THIS (`I'l`\` .Il l.\' 1l.\l'l‘Ili~,
l<ul<l Lrooirli, cnnieo netting. Finder
please lcuvn in-rc. :nilll-li-:l.\lsl_
i.ol~l'r iN 'lrrllliill-li-N .\ l..\i>il.;S-
‘.“’u|th_:~iil vllitcll lllrllioignllilell t`.il_
(_.. limlel' i'e\\'lirded by luliving nf,
brllllk t‘olll‘nd’s, (leol'l;etuwn_
. :iilosi-~‘-:l.\l2n..|_
ver black foxes. Class “A" pedi-
gree. Cranford Hayden, Ht. l’e-
tr-r's, 1'. E. I. _3i800-8-3M20ipd.
bred Blink, 5 shares in 1914 divi-
dend fox company. Silver black
nnd patch foxes. T. Gordon Ives,
Montague l’. E. I. 7-31M tf.
Sliver Foxes proved breeders, had
five pups this season. Also /two
pairs of the young, born on the
Island. Apply "Forman" care of
Guardian. A 375§;7-3‘0_l\fIf;fv.__
_‘IM PItI'il’ARED T0 CON'I`RA(f'I` ON
qulrlilg foxes rlmched under most
8498-7-15 m t f.
are "snsT'eilrsisi*;;vex’ov: .S“°°'°'“°“° *”5- Meir 1>r°n-gl
¢i°”¢- -*PP1Y.B°‘ 17°' glalglgwgl ii. r. ' - .silos-1-zllllol.
FOR BALI-1-some dark, northern .
mink, also one pair cl seller. wi-in WANTU)
vi'AN'i'iED' fi"'i~:A'i'nl-iii' (WITH
WANTED A sncoNn ci.}ls<l TEA"
'l`EACIl£Re' WA~1|»;|)
l~2X-
perlencc preferred) for me prinn,-y
Department of the Fanning school
huvplemvnt. $60. John <~.r..lg,.\'ec'y' s
of flrustees. 3760-7-30MI<Ztf. S
21. Protestant preferred. Alex, .
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LAST CHANCE T0 SEE
f Series No. 3
i_ IN Two PARTS
“LUCILLE LOVE”
The Girl of Mystery
Ford Sterling
IN
His Wedding Day
A Colncdy that will make
you forget your troubles.
'-EECTUI-IZOI-I
EXTRA _ `
Sophie Picks A Dead  A
1N'Two PARTS --
2000 Feet of Good Hearty
Laughter -
Selig Company Presents
John Bousall
oi ri... u. sI semi service
V. S.
The South African Di
mond Smuggling Gan;
I courlliuous silow
w ELK sua if NHSSIUN
~ ' . ` . - ' Warren errigan 0
, _ ‘ . . rcllestral
~ lei- lego, San liernunflu. Trinidad. FROM 715m 10 30 lN_ , B I oc
- ucv. nr. rllnclc, on in-hall of si.. i ‘ ' The Magic Skin 8C0l1y Sc
_ ,H _ _-\ndrevr's rhilrcll, Sydney, pruscntell
NICMII.l..\N~Mtl)ON;\Ll) NUI IIALS the ,_.|.00m with 3 p,,,.s,3 of g0ld_ The
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U\R.l.M0|.,I.H J y I _Ulm of I-Zroolil wus n niqlnber of St, An_ i . < _ l i.. "1=|
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:;‘f..§;:.‘.°'2.l;i°.a'. 2:; :.2-. ~::.‘.f'.'“:'  izlulwllfwwv Mums l F ire Insurance
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If K of l`. :ind 0 t (H I )  
urs. l'lnn~ii-c Mncliilinn, of w ni- “ 9 ’““‘ C- 
ride, was united in nuirriage to  strmv (Per mm $6-00 
as is represented by
E. R. BROW
Charlottetown _ _
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Then Insure In good strong stock compm
les, which never contest an honest claim such
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Karakul Sheep
Dr. C.C. Young Karakul Sheep Company, Limited
Capital $150.000 Shares $100 each
200 shares available for immediate subscription;
It/lulpeque. _Second class salary' 0
No sheep for sale now. -
4 We reckon our assets by lii.ol
nearly four score.
slaughtered by the authorities.
from the continent.
lines in the world.
:icllieve the great success.
llroeil llccolnu tho :noro vuluuhlo
50 p. c. cash on application; remainder in 30 days
The proceeds of this salejis for legitimate extensions;
not for dividends ` ' '_
1 There is now no mzinner of doubt that a good average grade of
Persian Lamb fur can be produced inthe firstcross from our
stock.,Se_e it for yourself on our farms. _
2 There is zllSo no doubt but the fancy priced grade of Persian
Lamb fur will be consistently produced after a few years of
selection. That is why we offer no sheep for sale now. If we
were promoters merely we would sell our sheep at the huge
prices offered us and pay ourselves 100 p. c. dividend this year.
3 We own the slaeouo llviPoR'rA'i`ioN and all their progeny, nine
tenths of all the rerillv valuable I\'al‘akules in America, were
imported last year by Dr. Young. We also own all living rams
of the Fliisr ii\lroi<'l‘l\'rioN and all valuable blood lines.
iD i.lNi~:s, but we have more so
called full-blood sheep than all others combined. They number
5 We are the only breeders entrusted witha permit to enter Kara-
kule Sheep through Alneric.'ill qliairafitille. Otllers recently tried
to enter some so called Karlikules from the vicinity of Tran-
scaucasia, both :it Montreal and New York but the sheep were
6 We alone have the 'facilities to select animals in West 'I`urk_es~
tan and arrange their importation into America and exportation
7 ()ur herd of Karal~.ules is the best aggregation of Karakul blood-
8 Our only _competitors will finally be the people of West Turkes-
tan especially I3okll;ira. You can judge for yourself after study-
lug the cllnracter of the people concerned who will finally
N B lllo Morin \\'.l.~' inkon frolu Spain to Australia. In which locality did ths
Thu Ostlicll wus tiickc-I away frmn South Africa by tho Americans
ll. fo\v‘y_ofl.rs ago. Seo what Alliericll. can show in 0sti'ieli pluiuos at tho Panama
oxposltlon next. year ns eoinourod witll Soul li Africa.
crossing willlout inbrec-ding.
Robert Wallace of Edinburgh
_ A considerable proportion of the lambs born in 1914 would
bring fancy prices. There will be no dilliculty in breeding up every
sheep to the highest priced vzlrictv because the company possesses
enough unrelated sires of proved exceptional value to continue
_ _ Speaking of Dr Young and Karnkul Spcep Mr McCready, Pub-
liclly. Agent for I’. I‘I.I. says “Tile Ik-rsizill Lamb industry bids fair
to have il development here and throllgllout Canada second only to
the Silver Fox"
University, foremost live stock
expert in the Empire says “Dlx Young is in probably a better posi-
tion than anyone else to get hold of the the very few really good
sheep in Bokhnra. lf we could get the best of tllesc out,eliminating
:ill that sho_w signs of soft wool, we can breed a far better sheep
than anything _wc can get out now" Dr Wallace lectured recently
on the subject in London beforethe International Institutegf Tropi-
cal /\crlcul_ture. United States Department of Agriculture says:
f"l wo importatlons (of Ksrakuls) were made in 1908-1913 res-
pectively. These sheep were brought over hy Dr. C. C. Young of
~ llelen, 'I exas, (now of Charlotttetpwn, _P. E. I.) Buy only pure bred
rams that have demonstrated their ability to sire skins of value.'
The Skins
f Karakul lambs are used in Canada to a great extent. Canadians
pen_d more for them than for Silver and all other colors and
, Lveclgfsfof foxels, llgink b0tter, Skunlé and Fisheiz I’l‘he Persian
che, fm. S ,nh Ku M _ ‘» , _' am ur is ura e, ecommg an economics _ t is use Y
t,-lcg N,,_ 3°; ,,,|j,,,,,,‘l,g °A,?,f,l;f,;’l’l ‘§;‘;_ bqth men and women for coats, robes, muffs, stoles, collars, cutie,
cl-ict. supplement slum. ll_ MCA, trimming. caps, mits, & cloaks. Its use could be enormously exten-
gl,__§5gritirg.k_ 3125-1-zsllsi. de_d. but already there is a wholesale demand in Canada for several
w,lN'l'l;n ._ nv sm-i0ND*"" Chjwjs million _dollars worth yearly. There was no domestic productions
mmmble terms with parties “_ teacher for (able llead West, N0_ lllltllthls year,
cher for Rennie: Road School.
Andrews, Sec'y, Hunter Rive
f nil _ W. H. C. mul- _ _ _
or ililicfgnirhnc. 2555-1-1llMzolpa_ wAN'rl<.n-no.-xnnmof nousn lfon
ll-.lim olli /loans
lncalanmu wmtdlu ilnrqlrllented
sfrllory
man, wife and children in city
to T. W. ,Mu l
3349-7-13Mtf.
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Water
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CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL
J- WALTER J (EES, Secretary,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Please send me information
about the Karakul Sheep and ln-
struet me how to acquire an ln-
terest in them.
D._ ogre
.1
approved conditions. Address Gor- _" 'Ii‘f’If.°f'.'l!_ "'§‘l'y: , _.___3.7,1z'7`2.7;\l1.2l~ I The Secretaryi Mr' 
den lliclullllln, Nom. iriver. TEACPIEH WANTED- MADE 'rm-
Walter Jones, will be pleas-
ed to meet prospective ,in-
vestors in groups during the;
next few days and explaln__
this new industry in detail
as well as the exact nature
of the extenaionsto be H1866
by the company