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At Monte Carlo
tory oi a Woman With
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By P. A. MITCHEL _
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Royal Twlnlng and I were bosom
friends. Roy was accustomed to con
5 fide in me in almost everything- Mid ll!
isoon ns he became engaged he took
me to see his fiancee. Marjorie Good-
Ing, or Marjy, as she was usually call-
struck a vein of curiosity In me
moment I saw her. It is dlmcult-
indeed. impossible-for me to explain
I can only say that she seemed
strange to me. She had heard a great
1 deal of me from her lover, and 'when
she tumed those singular eyes of hers
Th B ol In li d UP°l1_11J§ it wasevldent that I was an
obj
e  hen Hoy and I left Miss Gooding
he spoke not a word to me as we
walked along together, and yet I knew
. he was saying mentally, "Well, what
do you mink or nerr" I din not renls
to the uuexpressed question for some
moments. for the simple reason that I
did not know what I thought of her.
“It is impossible, Roy." I said pres~
ently, "for me to pans Judgment on
the lady of your choice without know-
ing more of her. and I :lm sure you
dou’t wish me to say pleasant things
get up for the occasion. Have you on
served anything-well, mystical about
there. and the Iookoa Ura: Tvrinaxs
minded me of that portrait.
"No," sho said. “I'wIll remain hen.
My influence with him has not hem
moreharmthsrlgwd. Iftheralaany-
th leftw
eys. thesamopeenllar lmileon tha
“I am quite sure I could.”
smile on the lips of the “Muna Lisa.”
had been called upon to pay his hill
and had not the means to do so. She
had not yet been informed of his new
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  _ referred to-the gambling passion. “Wal”
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made rn_strrk1ng designs-
emhlems of the concerted
action of Great Britain and
the Dominion in the present
great war.
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By special arrangement we
have secured a number of ,
these emblems for the read-
ers of “The Guardian” now
on sale at the “Guardian” of-
fice at 2Sc each.
(The exceedingly low price
does not convey the excell-
ence in workmanship and
fine enamelling-you will be
proud to wear one of these
really handsome emblems.)
k d t H t 'l|:t 'l`\vlnlng lmd lost after his muh
“'07 an go ° 3 “urm C mn °'re°°m` l. g I \': . lli;: I, llternll I0 l`0l't‘0
     mending u trip to tile Mediterranean »|-,,.l,:,:,qgUl:, “ace “_ 'Y'
“"0 N0” ‘"3 il B*°PP'"§ P°'”'- Tm' 'l`|n-rt-nrt-three hypothetlcalesplnna-
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p e o raw oy away limw,
from his club in Paris. I wrote him to
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mystical?"
I saw at once that the something in
his tiancee that affected me strangely
was o. vacuum In him. I immediately
switched otf.
°‘0h_ I dou’t doubt that she will make
you an excellent wife. Judging sim-
ply from appearances. she will supply
certain deficiencies there are in you.
and you will pull together nicely.”
\\'h:1t I meant by Roy's deficiencies
was that he was usuully under the in-
fluence of his passions. One of them-
gumcs of hazard-was I1 vcry impor-
tant matter with him, and I expected
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till he sent word to do so
The hall spun and the red won, many
times thc amount of the stake-I have
forgotten how many, for I have never
‘fir
- "V", . ‘l me that .\Ir. Twlnlng had telephoned
i'  ’ ` I was to tnkc the stake off the red and
K _b".)5* ;\<q/ _ ,` place it somewhere else. I remember l
{/ ` 4 __ _ moving n heap of money seveml times
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_ _ _j meet mem _“cel I-’ir.<t.-Wrls I not in nn abnormal
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that when married his wife would
have trouble with him on account of
it. Naturally he tried to induce me
Roy and Miss Gooding were married.
g Income; the wife had nothing. They
I went abroad ou n wedding trip and
had been there about a year when Mrs.
and had lost considerable money. She
said further that she wished she could
get her husband back to America,
where I would help her ill the matter,
for she was :lwure that I had cou-
eldemble influence on Roy.
The letter wns evidently an appeal
for me to come over to Paris and save
what remained of Iloy's fortune. There
were reasons besides my Interests in
the Twinlngs to induce me to go over.
I was a man of business and had been
working too hard. with the result that
I was threatened with nervous pros-
tratlon. The winter was a cold one.
and my doctor had advised me to quit
- _ - ‘ .  _ b nce.
I ~ ~ =\~, 1 too. of the instructions I received or
after that but where I pluced it I dou’t
know, though I do know that every
time I moved ir there was a greater
abundance. I have lost remem rn
whether I received any instnlctiuns
after the first or second. nor can I
positively assert that I was not play-
ing on my own responsibility. There
came at last a sudden awakening, and
I seemed to realize what I had been
On reaching my hotel I went immedi-
in n bureau drawer and went to bed.
But I did not go to sleep till lnomln
by that singular face, nt times the
When I awoke in the morning and
went downstairs the lnndlord asked
me if I knew the American who had
killed himself the day before. I asked
the name and was told that it was
Twlnlng.
This is all the statement I have to
makc except that Twlnlng was dcnd
when I heard his voice. Els wife
when I saw her again had that snme
"Mona Lisa" look on her fncc. and I
fancied I could see trnccs of the smile.
But that should naturally be referred
to the hnaginntlon.
The nlullcy I had won was about half
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INTRODUCTION cent. of the increase for ranching he
address. 1 arrived nt Monte Carlo _p,u.po“,_ ,u
agent-9 o’clock in the’ eviléljllg 18110' The Glanadalo Biiver Black Fox | The promooars oi this Company _wh
11 GYYBSIBI-0|' D8- WED! mm tile! 10 v r r are retaining $80,000 worth oi
.ne gambling pavluon. erpecunsmand 5,°"¥;‘;§y;,,§,:m:,t:di,°1',.“°i,°‘;;,£,9_“f,°,d nook for tncmelvu. $20,000 worth *tara or both the inventor and th.
Roy theres I was surprised not to sea “0'000_ Tm, Oampmy wmpimup has already been disposed oi, Inav- ,company. an
him and was about to leave when an .d in 1914' vm, 20 pai" ol b,a`uu‘-ing $200,000 to bg glared to investors
attendant stepped np to me. asked me ml suv... mack Fox". at _$1530 at $25.00 per share, with g guar- or
my mime and. 'mon my telling him. pu- pan-, making a total egpimu, rantee that B dlvluena or so per ne
said that I was wanted at the tele- um, 0| ¢300_000_ cent. will M paid in NBII lu 1915, all
phone. Qn taking up the receiver and ~ or whatever more it may be. ho
asking who was waiting for me Boy THE FOXEB C The Gflgga1a»dal1s91§i1verBlatc;iFox isa dissatisfied can b notii
said; _ o.. ,-.mi , in guaran e 5
“I'm not feeling well enough togoto Bi! Phill (one your old) PFOVBD di' amd* °f 5° Pe' °°°t°- bl* “N m°n°7 |"°°m|’u7 "Ind"-
the pavilion tonight, and Iwish youto brcbderi. and fourteen pairs (1914\K°i°3 "° P” 5° P” Wm' U* “sh
Iaya stnke for me. Put $10 on thered PIIPU). making a I-0*-Bl of 20 Pair! l“d 50 P" °°'1t- in 5t°°k ‘U 1914-
ana leave lr were ull I send _word for -all younz iolw- S004 for at laser .TIN C°mP¢wv is in good standing
you to take It om" to y¢an_ Tm, company ml bought; and to each and every investor the.
anoy... I sam' ax must see you ai mme of the year.. opuum, on f,,n,‘i1l:st'ol September, 41914, we can say. more than anything also over known
once. At what hotel are you sta¥iD8?" Wml Il SUBTMWG that “WY 5" ‘_ N’ have given you fi? per mm" It is goadhtor th’ “oh 'mn and
I winged for a reply, but no t-em, pedigreed and oi the highest strain frgglrosuiéhargh lieiprogigedéu tgfdmawa-_good for t e poor man. A poor mlm
:uma and very heat qaulity P. . Iaiandl ° ° B _ °““
"Roy" I ca"ed__,R0y are you |,,,._,.“, ,°n,_ ` elders in this re-capitalized company Foxes but he can easily raise $25.00,
thcre?`; D THE RANCH .Iviriiiebshtiiilliheytcviveizypttiiirgsgdfavod t5i(ii:0IJti)ri`Jplrsri;oii)2.Ke¢Eyba';°I1tii:¥m0:
All was as silent as the grave. I did ‘ , This Company can truthfully my 1 y
U0* kU0“' Whefe he W05 Stopping- bl" The ranch is situagad on gh; that they have not one cent oi wat- then he will have an income for
l`@S°l"°d to 5° at Wfe *md Seann the mf] kngwn G1¢|131m1a|5Farm_ owned ered stock in the Company. Now, life and lor his children to como,-
hotels for him. AAI was about to leave bv Mawr C_ M°Kmmm' former” `Mr. Investor, .ii you were a Com- and alter there will be money in fo;
U19 Il=1‘"i|i°l1 U19 N00 0f MIS TWUIIDB the homesgeag of gn- william M¢. nany and we the shareholders, we farming. Ono oi the rbasous ior.thia
0111110 up b€f0l‘@ lD€._'1Dd S°1D9l10W I Donald, and ia only 12 miles from would look to you for justice to is that P. E. Island has now 95 per
ffmvied Has s=15'Ivs= "Do as Roy has Charlommwn, 1,, 3 mm 1°¢,||¢, zive ns all that was honestly due ent. of the wor1r1'ston¢lncaptlv~lty_
bid you. lf you dou’t you may have ,umcieuuy removed “Um my ¢\1,.`us. We would not like lor you to For every one pelt that can be
cause to regretflt. Ilfyoilldollt ugly re mrbance_ _ buy 3 pairs oi foxes at _$15,000 par raised there are mor, tha
suit in n run o uc '.' es tat and pu
turned toward the room where a crowd THE RANCHER pany and capitalize your concern at
(-`,`|,1|mlIll,§f_l'(fll’gf about the roulette table listened to the $6
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",,,,.-" '~~ -'v monotonous call of the croupier, “Make Mr. Arthlll' W- M¢Ki!\ll0H. our holders, for It. The Glenaladnle Silv
" "YH D"" your bets!" Ranch Manager, has had nmch ex- er Black Fox Company, Limited, will
gl-1|-1|-In-lb-I-1|-ll-ll-dr-l|.s:»4eel-ll-It-‘QI-1|-A:-I
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Twlnlng wrote me about Roy. She "Mona Lisa." at times Mrs. Twlnlng, Cammmy’ M Queen street' Imndon' t° han been paid by some of h
said he had joined a club in Paris and dually dozed od with the two con- A th rl
ll o Zed
wbere gambling was much in vogue (used. much . Cnpitni Dividends
or I
;~;;g°;_-;~,;-g_lm_-f_;,fs_-;;_;-;_-,__-_-;;<;_;_f-3 Tile Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Company, limited
°l_.;¢“__' nmmcermue r-wma  . V. $300,000 _ _
rnuewutu-aatsmlmrmtm SHARES - - $25.00EACH
llpl, la those of the “Mona Lisa.” and  DI!'¢¢t0!l '
they were as uninbelllglblo to me ou
.. PREsmEN'r- OHN J. M_ DONALD
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°°5`.'§.‘?'§’.T.§’ 1i.”'....'."'§...“...;.. nr..." VICE-PRESIDENT-JosEPH EGAN
me to do your hlddinzf' F3I'i'l1e1'; S¢O€CIlf0f't. P. E. I.
The smue with which she said this SECRET ARY-TREASURER-MAJOR C. MCKINNON
reminded me more than ever of the Farmgr, Rea] Estate and Trader; Glenaladale, P, E. I,
I accepted her suggation and went  MANAGER-ARTI'I`UR  MCKINNON
over to Monte Carlo. Mm. Twlnlng Farmer; Glenaladale, P_ E, I,
had informed me that. the day before
my arrival at Nice. Royllad changed WILLIAM HENRY TOWNSEND
hi' h°*°'- 30° “U 11°* "Y WY- *"1* I General Contractor, Rollo Bay, P. E. I.
saw by her look she inferred that he
FORTUNEB IN FOXES
afraid or my unfair play, 1°;
eh a companv la oomvdled to pay
at 81°! promin. and. besides
ery interest is token for the wel.
The promoters ol this Company
e all above board and will nog
I-mit any crook to oome ln ‘ad do
ything that ia not right. Anygng
lding stock in this Company who
‘ r vias the
ecnetary-Treasurer, have hu 9|- hu-
There is money in lox ranching
,000 and make us pay. as share-
Ȣv* I went ln, stood over the table for a pet-fence in breeding gong and has gsk von todo nothing like that. We
Q few moments, looking on then took a the practical knowledge necessary to want to let you in on the ground
_ .
 I  United 'States' gold eagle from mylemciently manage and care for the HOOP.
,/.N-A »  ‘ _ 'U __ ,' . ' pocket and placed it on the red. I felt animals.
'_ _¢_  ` "`, . _ " _ ', that I would rather lose that amount The foxes will be ranchad free oi
lflif lf- _ S ~ ` than refuse Itoy’s request. After Itwas charge to the Company for the tirst Whel. » lox compolly l¥\18l'8l1lf¢¢¢
,iii u°`  5' ""”\  ‘\‘.l"\'» gone that would end the mutter, and It vear. This means 3, large saving ,env specilif-d dividend to its Shore'
' "1, /__ ,f   was sure to go at last, because Iwouid to the sharaho,deri, as some comp” 'bo
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$3*
NOTICE.
ldcrn, and when said company is
7 .1 ` f ~ obey his instructions not to take It ot! mea have tl pay as high as Za per an incorporated body. You 11604 not
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not buy n pa/lr ol Sliver Blmgk
in at. least two years and
n 35
ir ($45,000) and form a fox com- wealthy peopla Woiiillr for it in Lon-
don. Russla, Franco and America.
PELT VALUES
The Fox Pelte have advanced
greatly In price since 1910 and you
can see for yourself- what money was
in them then.
Below are the particulars ol aalo
oi n consignment. of Silvan Fox Furs,
shipped from Prince Edward Island
ranches to London, Engle ld, and
‘sold there I". March, 1910:
FOX DIVIDENDS DECLARED TO DATE.
Poles
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" =, / "~' |, bet :l cc-nt since. And I kept on win- No. of Skins Kind.
' _ ' *l l ning; I have forgotten how many times 1 Silver £310
V , the red won before the same attend- " ‘ 500
f M H. _,c Q ‘ ant: who had summoned me to the tele " 210
_ ‘  phone tapped mc on the urm and told " 
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280
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540
310
" at £220 440
430
250
340
340
200
270
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“ at £210
270
200
280
290
420
£6,835
_ H I h U r at I to I ked I I AveragetIi£zB4,15.10 or $1385.98. po' skin.
I Roy was we fixed n t e mn er o cy lI1Yl'00lD- OC my Wllll DSI
S- These ngures may be verltied by E. C.
remained there u long while. They Through the long hours I was haunted °m,ui,.Y to Me“"_ C_ M_ Lamp,” & Folmwinl are divgdwgs repurgm
Bunbury   ..    ...$100.00
Spring Park  . . . .... . . ....... 90,000
Peerlcla  .... .. ._ . .. .  20,000
Prospect  . .  .   60,000
Smltl.  .  . . . .  .. ..   150,000
Dalton    .. ..... ...  625,000
Silver Tip    . ..   25,000
Murray Harbour     50000
~ Magic ..... .........  ... ..   100.000
Eureka      .  :10 001|
Union      _ 190,000
Riverside Farming Company .....  50,000
Royalty  .. ..... ..   .  90.000
Magnet     ....  50,000
O'I.oorv   . .  ..,.. .. ..  40,000
Pioneer  .. .. .  .  100,000
North Bhoro  .. . . .  100,000
Rosemont  ..     10,000
Tyne Valle!       75,800
Maritim       40,000
The _gverage cash dividends githese companies is
companies as stated by one oi the
Charlottetown daily aowapapsrq
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Gash Par
Cont.
$320,000 :zo
45,000 45
1ao,ooo soo
00.000 100
so.ooo to
250,000 Io
z3,15o as
100.000 I zoo
112,000 in
53.500 115
114,000 so
112.500 225
216,000 $40
110,000 aw
8,000 so
225.000 225
25,000 as
50.000 soo
11,500 so
13.333 ta
zos per mt.
, . SHARES mo ' i our
The Twmmgs had been ,D Nm 3 :rl t<|:»en¢;l;:]<;r;'?emI;ldmId nxtnczeazz Q rgrthgulnv r. we will azure it out cent.. still should each pllr n
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f' fortnight when I arrived. I found 1, ` _ bn __,, ghanu H., “|1135 st "soo W, have una", Dam OH I he
' ° Mrs. Twlnlng there, but not her hus- ° money "t gm? ""‘ h; 20 *__ 'gg 1| ' 0 "1" I
First National Fox Exchange .,..._ B. .... ..... .. ....... 0..... p,§;°gh-;;";g}'g,e{g;gg\_;; ,'_yp;g5,,;°;‘;,* 27.3 t... ..‘I.lZ....°°“ .... .."..‘§i’.§’..°“é‘°...“ I3”§“..i‘.’.‘i» T.“.“?.'.3 iii? .‘;‘§‘§."‘i.‘i.l‘1*
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C Uma" ' 'rm .- la . _T | l °“ . "°“ "° °“* 8* »°
Brick Blggk Sulnmersldeg Po Ea I. ` wife  mhe tha; he lgldilost nienrgy nperggmg, W" “' " "3 °““'° ‘"7 ll-oms¢g_dl::,ll to Milner C. Gllieltia- 000. Low, lt we had to psy .vm 15
 0V€l"y lllg E Ill Tl DYE. Oil( S 6 DOH .IIOIIIII -
ranch produce four pups it would ml
an that your dividend would he D-
bout 800 pgs osat., lashed oi 00 pl
cont.
FINAL WORD
A neat deal has been writtvl
. . hmm per cent. of the lncrleus for remain
_ . was pr pared t hear that he had lost If ""‘°d '° “'h"`h "f 'hm ""'°° fm" dale. nurpom (wlrlelrl iq bt 1
Dr. A. W. Leard, President S. M. Hlcks we ,est at ,fam Cam, H ,, d rmltmnn l lm. l should reply. 'To \, ' °°"" °'° ’ °
K hxut Ranches, Grudnoifoxn. ata..
w iiur .mr all the me obidt th*
_ . o rl n All c eques malt be made payab or than some companies pay) lg mm, *N14 kgq “fora hirll
Hubert Howatt, Vice Pres. A. E. McLean ,,,|,,,,, he, 0,, ..,,,.~|,,,, ,,¢ Nu., .0 ,_.,, the third- Bn: whvthefof not we did it to "ran olfnmam sum aunt la mm. em we more tm. to ;.°“ °'°" ‘°
Dr. J. A. McMurdo, Secy-Treas. T. D. Carruthers if '°
George McQuarrie, Manaier
This exchange uys and sells Foxes, urs, Real _Estate,
Farm Lands, Fox Shares, Stocks, Bonds, etc. Nothmg but
first-class Fox Stock handled and none but thoroughly re-
llable companies represented.
_ Persons desiring to buy or sell Foxes, F ur Stock, etc.
wlll consult their own interests by cummumcatmg with
us. Write, call or hone. _ '
REFERENCEPS: Bank of Nova Scotia, Royal Bank of
garérdgh   oif Commerce, Summerslde, or
. . nn ., an ra street agencies.
Phone 68 Agents Wanted P. G. Box 250
ilmfmw
rl" 5 lg tu lllll-nnnuamnnn--A-, 'huh U..   M 
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_Manfred at me with a very angular G-
Ilhfllfhlld. Wllfllllidihllthollb
precsion. I had seen n copy of the
celebrated picture, the "Mons Liss,”
whose disappearance from the Louvre
had attracted so mush attention. bm
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thero with h r. hoping to recoup. Sho ""°°”'° "' 7 ‘"' "ll" W" th* *V Fo! Co. Ltd. _ 390309 '01' l'Ul°|l|'l1lr OXPUIMI- \ Wo he ttiotl “U
had refused,ennd he had gone alone "'“ °f h* 9°"°" WU' W0 3 UI" I0 I A POINTER "..____, .‘ ` We ranch the Iona free- for th V’ IM
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