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mind ina if _
lnierided Suicide
The citiven who was brandishing n,
fierce looting ranor says it wnniyg
suicide but corns he was thinking
about. Needless to SW his w'lfq|
bought him Putnam's Cora Extrgat.
or and hid the razor-very wise, bs-
cause Putnam’s cures in 24 hours;
try it, 25c. at all dealers.
Foxes' For -Sale
lmmedisie Delivery
'Ihr-es psirl SILVER BL LCK very D rk
Aldu t Foxes none exceeding three yur;
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A iew ‘pe rs ve %e CROSSES from 59
p.c.to9 p c nil er lack
A fee/ use CRUSH' FOXEB to |91]
ngpersiivlynfgllsoalpriops on account of an
excess n tee r.
li interested oime t. . Bt.John and see
the Foxes. Prices snrl 'eruie ilghtl
Fundv Fox' Co.
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‘ _ ..~ _ little practice", and they will doubt
 less add further to their reputation
4 ._.°I'r rays to buy in mn Province'
...°PROFITABLE EVENING - The
this winter.-G.
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. pie social and b mm- th Q, h id ...'SMEL'I‘ SCARCE.-Bmelts are
,a;'°c'§§s§)°Mg,}&',1”§ DA"-Y Gyud' on wednesday night, Dena 1iiiii? ent reported to be vary scarce bv the
-tow! M ta he at W. A. ohn- Fortune Bridge' by the La.,-ues' Aid Fortune Fisherman at the present
' °“ ws' Society was a grand success ond a, “md--F» _ '
"" large sum was realized -F
...°T. GORDON IVEB is Guardian ___ ` '
Bggnt ' Mant _ Hi m | |  
,_ 1_8 :ld “$532. wsu:  v\1°n°, _..°Gs:oaGE'rowN_-st. David n _ ___ A _
Presbyterian Church, Georgetown,
_'ll/lr. E S. Johnstone of Fortune
___»MR_ mn D_ FEEHAN Guan” ‘T119 R975- A- J- W- BHK. ‘WWE t° Bridge, was in Souris Monday on a
rellgesentaltglve in Bouris will gladsil; 'F11-ea?PPeT;r.B;ul;,(;':1,;é.P;;d2§’ 8'; uma' business "ip--F~
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matte; 3 3; ldmzgsofeithdggfggehsiaql The Chsrmsd I4if°~ A special ...°Mr. Fred McKenzie of Bay For-
L_ Dmzwem Hu phono number 1. 5. Christmas service will be held on tune, was in Souris last week withi
__.°SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
Wednesday. nee. mn, at 'Lao p. ni-.;
and a Christmas Tree Social gather-
a very line load of.pork.-F.
lg ' t by gh ' mg' 0” Th\ll`Bd8Y. Dec: 25th at 7.00 __."I‘he many friends of Mr. James
:£5-9 oaidzgr efsnex nf; mm _they ID- m. All are heartily invited to Aitken of Day Fortune will be pleas
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not mm an issue' as an p‘;'l‘m_. 3,: these services, and to the Social ed to hear that he is much improved
digggntmued promptly on “mud Zflthefillg- from his recent illness.-F. I
date. '
___ I ...'COMPLETE WORK.-Messrs. L.
___.PORK C0NBIGNMET__Mr_ Ross McCormack, and Earl Dingwell, For-
Douglas"of Fortune Bridge, took a
large load of pork to Souris, Tues-
day, for which he received a flue sum.
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:y¢"~._` .\ ' petition held by tire Courier, for the
\ /.R ._ best written letter on Sante. Claus,.
\ xg - open to all Canadian children uiidei
` ~' ' . \12, closed some time ago, :ind it if
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Here s a p en 1 :ft °.‘;.';i."‘;’.§“..°.*‘at...;.‘i§_i°.'i”:t;i1i.
.ond and third went to different
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for Women Folk _ ».::  f_°‘.::ai 
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,honor of her province and town, and
Queen Quality boots ar: the most stylish, well made, they ,han hear more of me result., 0,
dainty, neat and good of all sh-1e`s made for womc. - ley a c ' ' ,,
bailed as the best wherever goii shoes me wcrn. ---'WINTER sP0RTs~-A messing
The soles of Queen Quality
boots are flexible as a glove,
the heels are just right and the
entire boot is made to fit the
foot perfectly, no burning,
soreness or chafing- Queen
Quality boots don't need break-
ing in-
The new styles are so smart
 G  she” _Georgetown boys labor under serious
_ ` disadvantages, compared to their
\  ‘ idecldedly gratifying to note that tht
- .___ _ ‘\ first prize has been carried oil by one
and fit the feet so perfcclly
that the boots li ok much
smaller than they really are.
A specially nice line and one
that will make most acceptable
gifts i s our patent leather
boots with dull and cloth tops.
see sample above.Thes_e go at
$40) $4.50 and _ .... ..$5_oo
|55 Queen
' ' ' ` ' iireres, as regards rink space, etc,
, - ‘nevertheless those who have seen
° ' them play, have witnessed a brand
tune, have almost completed their
contract. The contract was ici,
by Mr. Charles Stevenson, the
  EHUHCHI SERVICES
W°"k being the improve- ~ ' .
ments on the beautiful drives
and walks on Abel’s Cape one of the
old historic spots of Fortune. Re-
po_rt has it that in the days of Cap-
tain Kidd, treasure was buried on
Abel’s Cape and lots of treasure
seekers have tried to locate it and
report also has it that one man did
ilnd some ai number of years ag0_F_
'A PRIZE WINNER -The cum
of the little Island girls, Miss Roma
Stewart of Georgetown When on(
provinces, it becomes a most pleasant
her friends hope that in the future
such talent -G
of the Georgetown Hockey Club was
held Wednesday night to discuss plans
for the coming ‘winter and to elect
new officers. The meeting opened at
seven-thirty with last ,year's presi-
dent, Mr_ John Boudreault, 'ln the
chair. A new set oi officers were
elected, and then the club members
began a discussion, an to the advisa-
bility of introducing some changes.
Several resolutions were passed, re-
lating to membership, etc., but the
most important was the resolution to
enter the intermediate league during
the coming season. Although the
Charlottetown and Summerside con-
' METHODIST,
First Methodist.-Rev_J _ Heaney at
11 and 7. Bible Class at 2.30. Prayer
service on}_Wednesday evening at 7.30.
Students ‘and strangers cordially wel-
come. Subject for morning service-
The Gospel. Evening-The Gospel.
Grace Church-Rev, T. Marshall at
ll and 7.. Sunday School and Bible
Glass at 2.30. A cordial invitation
is extended to strangers and college
students. 1' ' ' ‘
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St. James' Presbyterian.-Rev.Dr_
Fullerton at eleven and seven. Stran-
gers and college students are cordial-
ly invited to all services. Sunday
School and Bible Class under efficient
teachers at 2.30. p. m. Prayer meet-
_ing Wednesday evening at 7.30.
Morning Subject-The Incarnation.
Evening-A Christmas Message.
New Zion-Morning prayer meeting
at ten a. m., Rev. Geo. Taylor at
11 a. m., and 7 p. m. Sunday School
and Bible Class at 2.30. A cordial in-
vitation is odered strangers and col-
lege students. Morning Subject-A
Christmas Message; Evening-The
Star of Bethlehem.
BAPTIST
Rev. Z. L. Fash; at 11 and 7
Sunday School at 2.30 with "Loyal-
ists” class of adults in Church an
ditorium. A cordial welcome is ex-
tended to all the services of this
church. Morning Subject-The First
Christmas Gifts; Evening-A full
Hotel. _
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN
s... _ W _.lg .-1 . . _ --1-5 of hockey that may well make other
“Black iurs In imitation fox.dou
and wolf also soul. mink, marmot
and coon at liberal discounts at
Paeons 307| ~|2-6lYE2wks
"Black furs In Imitation fox. dog
and wolf also seal. mink, msrmor.
and ooon at liberal discounts at
Paton: 307| I2-6ME2wl\s
teams look out for their laurels. The
Central Christian-Evangelist Rev.
A. J. McLeod at 11 and 7. Sunday
lsciieoi and Bible Clans at 2.30
p. m. Prayenmeetlng Wednesday -at
And a lastword-shop early
Gills lor Women
Fur ,Mufls  _.....$2_00 to 57.75
Fur Ruiis  .  ...2.35 to -il.25
Coats  . ._ ._.7_50 to 28.00
Stockings  . . _ . .
_.29 to 1.35
Gloves .... ..   ._  _.....25 to 3.25
lfaiidkerchiefs  ...Zi for 5 to 3.65
Umbrellas  . . _ _ .
_.85 to 8.00
silk wnistn ._ . ..._2_95 to 1.50
Neckwear   _..25 to 10.00
Wliitewear  . . _ _
,.25 to 6.00
Fancy Linens  ...10 tn 3.05
Mufflers .... ._   _..75 to 2.25
Hand Bags    ._...l.00' to 9.00
Luce Scarves     ...G5 to 5.00
Lengths of Dress Goods .29 to 2_65yd
Aprons     ......19 to 1.10
liar Pins      .25 to .75
Satin Underskirts  ...2.50 to 5.00
Jerseys ....... __   ..._._1.9»i to 8.95
Dressing Gowns   ._.3.85 to 10.65
l-lair Ribbons   ...._.15 to .40yd
lhndkerchiefs  ...B for 5 to .65
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Suggestions From the
Christmas Store
weve i>ru=PA|<~o.TH1s Lrsr
IN .isriair or ui LPFUL-
LNESS '_ ' F
WE have tried to print here only a
` Ssnffdl ll-if df gift things for
-1111501135 with the pricerenge cf i
each iiem Hfiwei-er, we wait 1° im.
press upon yo ithaf we could not pos-
siblv list even in this cnndgnggd form
ALL the items in the store approp-
riate for gift giving, nor could wc
possibly convey io you on these
printed pages tl c worthiness of the
values provided in gilt goods of every
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I _ V Only a personal inspection of
the goods on display and their price _ tags can convince you of [the advantages of
purchasing at this store. Again we say, keep thlslittleilst at hand for realy reference,
the more you consult it the more valuable you’ll find it.
eirly in the day, early in the month.
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Gills lor Men
Sweater Coats _ . . . . _ .
_.$1.50 to $7.00
Umbrellas    .85 to 3.50
Gloves     .60 to 4 85
Handlrerchieis  .  .10 to 1.10
Suspenders  _ .  _ _ . _
_.25 to .60
Shirts  ..._ .__...._1.00_ to
Neckties  ._ . _ .  .25 to
Mufflers  . _ i ..  .50 to
Pyjamas  ._ ...l_65 to
rlucks  ._  .25 to .05
Collars  .   .15 to .20
(‘.1ub Bags    _.____l.15 to 14,50
Suit Cases    _ .2.85 to 27.50
Gifts for Bnby A
Baby (loats    ......1.65 to
Baby Jerseys  ._  .60 to
Paby Bonnets  .  .35 to
Baby Dresses  _ .  .65 to
Mittens   .  .15 to
'l‘oques    .25 to
Gloves .... ._  .. .  .22 to
Wool Dresses  _ _ _ .l.85 to
Stockings  ._   .25 to
Beauty Pins .10 to .60 DP
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ANGLICAN M 230- All Seats Wee- 'night of the week and on Sunday.
5.25
baseball club gave the Charlottetown 8 D. m. All Selltd fred- C0ll¢8€ stu- St. Paul's-Rector, Rev. T. W. St. Peters Cathedral-l-loly Com- __
,boys a mighty had half-hour last dents and Strauss" are cordially in- iviurphy; services at 11 and 1. rnunion at s n. m. Mntins at 11 and »-Best assortment of Gia., >,,,,d
iiall, though with a hastily-formed vited to allservices. -I-Ioly Communion after evening sec _eVcnS0hg Ht 7 D. m. I Crockeryware in the City. Black &
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“Phe EASTERN Biwzteroxes Limited* _ 5
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Ranch and Office in Charlottetown P. E. Island
Authorized Capital ‘ $190000 5'71¢11‘€S 961671 $100
The Eastern is a Sound. Safe
Proposition
Good Fox
The Eastern Black Foxes.
i.imiieu The company had been
ed with an authorized capital of
is n mending and selling comildlly
incorporat-
$195,u00, divided into 1950 shares at
culculatcii to PUSH ul" (’\’|s°"i°ns Ur' '
' H. il. llll.hS()N, Merchant, Charlottetown, l’rincc Edward lsiund, Vicc-
n1REo'rons.`
Island
Co., Limited.
P. E. I.
ward Island.
of Canada.
$100 each but the full capitalization
H. V. JENNISON, Barrister, Presidzlit.-New, Glasgow, Nova Scotia
Director Charlottetown .Silver Black Fox Co., liimited
UDL. ll. M. DAVISON, Vice-President. Charlottetown, :Prince Edward
President and Managing Director Charlottetown Silver Black Fox
H. D. JOHNSTON, M. D., 2nd Vice-President, Charlottetown, Prince Ed-
Bccretary and Managing Director, Prince Albert Black Fox Co., Lini-
ited, Charlottetown; President Amateur Athletic Union
Director Imperial Silver Black Fox Co., Limited, Montague,
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--Ranchmg
Because ol thc lateness of thc sen-
suu the directorate lms thought it
iiilvindlilc to ricler thc c11nsf.rucf.imi ni
President Mount Edward Silver Black Foxes Limited, Director
thc Eastern rnnch until the spr`iui:_
, _ I - ti i - Pri Albert Black Fox Company, Limited.
ieicd by Nw H105* “”‘s°"'“ "° “ ,B “ot being issued at vf°=°H'=”'l““ w, F_ H, Monrdgmnnv, Farmer and For Rancher, Bedcque, 1'. ic. 1.
HUGHVMURRAY, Norfolk Hotel, - - - New Glasgow,~` Nova Scotia.
D A. CAMERON, Broker - - - - - Picton, Nova Scotia
JAMES STEWART, Secretary-Treasurer, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia
BOLIGITOR » ch 1 tt t
HON. D. A. MACKINNON, of MacKinnon &. MacNcii, '- sro e own
PHHY thdl- is s°““d' sale' good and UY f-he °°'“Ps“Y 'md th” “°°°"°'y _- Ex-Governor bf grince Edward Island '
~ ‘ - BA KERS . .
_ f tha first year. 3
i-niubie in every respect. ”""f’"“°° °r nno1s1‘?i':.IiIrxi{ .Sr§pNh)~hiNSsi(iv(hirdAAoaN1‘ _
DOMINION TRUST COMPANY, - ' - - Charlottetuwii Braiicli
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island 1'
V09t0|`”"“d t" meet the demands 0! sufficient stock is bein! issued to PAY
those who desire to ‘invest in a com- mr the ave pairs of foxes now owned
lt is now no very near breeding time
that the shifting of the foxes might
prove inimical to results and for thut.\
fact the foxes have been boarded out
fhr tholwinter nt a cost arrangement
thnt`wlll not exceed l or 2 per cent.
of the value oi the increase.
The Foxes, Now Owned. Are The A
Best in Both Fur and Breeding
'rin nigh quality 01 '»h° '°’°“ “°:’
d b the Eastern comiwdy B
ow? by the fact that. the average to-day with breeding stock so wholly
Pro en y 8 was $18,000 B pair, good, capitalization so moderate,
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purchani pri: ve been secured and are prospects so good and the director-
Five ps rs B
gh best 'stock obtainable both ate more reliable.
e very
lit and prolldc breedinl
"ir :rr gli: Jock is exclusively Dal-
: "fouiton ooi-ann. Re¥d°" °““ “P” '
ii? Neghtiations are pending for
' ¢ more pairs.
this company and there are not maui
young companies before the public
Options sold. The company has al-
ready sold, under agreement of sale,
3 pairs of 1914 pups. Ii enough pups
the purchase oi wo are born to fill these sales it will
‘ t mean a dividend oi at least 30 per
Figured in every W” "h:v;:t;r::r; cent. on the entire amount oi present(
°' m"st°" -have been K stock issue.
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oonsiderstionw by th’ |“°°'“°°°" °
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The Time to In-
vest is N OW----
There are hundreds of people onthe
Island to-day-you know of some oi
them-who have regretted that they
didn't invest in the fox busin`ess \be'-
iore this. Oi course _you know your
own business best but ii you want to
get in on the ground floor of -a black
fox proposition we heartily recom-
mend the Eastern, where your
chances of loss are mosf; remote and
the possibility of Drdgl extremely
bright.
A Word About the Ranch
Done at Cost
The ranch, when built, will be iri-
catefi ncur (fhurlnttctown und thu
ranching will he :lone ut thc autnnl
coat. of fccding und looking nftei' th:-_
foros--nuf on a percentage basis ns
most companies are figuring on.
'|‘lic ranch management including ii
duy care-taker, night watchman, vct-
crinary, etc., have not yet been ac~
cured but the company will sparc no
effort to make such details equally
good with thc best now hciorc the
public.
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Stamper Block, Cliarlotletown. P ii. l.
Gentlemen; --
Ihereby make application for  shares in The Enters Black Foxfs Limited and
Canada Fox Exchange & Investment Company, ijmited.
enclose herewith the sum of it __ .. ._ _ _ _ _being paymrnt in full for same.
Should stock not te ailnnd money deposited by me shell be returned in full
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