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'MEGANTIC - Sal. July 19th
TEUTONIC - " “ 26th
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Agent W K. .Rogers-City.
I1' Pairs to huyin this Province. DIB,Q0_Uhi1'._-People
mve_.___ _ ,eeiioiud liarthsir
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'mu s.f 8. uonwmms or tiie.iieht,t:ii1 Ld” and r°°°iv° i
Diamond Line which sai.led‘ coiui . 809.
Montreal at 9 o'clock Friday
with a full llst of passenger) '
is due st Charlottetown this Monday atri _ _ _ __
at Q o'clock. Buntaln Bell re _ gona ire being enlo\'ced,_andtq
dz Co, agents. ’ ~'.’ ;be '¢l§\>,g'_¢9_i\2i§`¥¢;~yfoun¢ men were up`
' ‘ ' _ _ before ‘the ' tipendiary on Saturday,
APPRECIATED.-Principal Moran Iehgrged with ugeeding thg gpoadlim-
the Union Commercial Col1e¢e.iit. The evidenee_disclosed the factin
Charlottetown and Summerside, has ‘one ease that the over-speeding wanf
ine Guardiau's thanks for ~a hand- justifiable as it was done to avoid'
some and artistic calendar. A pretty collision with three other autos and
little booklet, entitled a Little_a "am coming in ¢|,e_0ppo¢1¢_, du-*_
Journey to the Home of a Good tion. He sped up for a shortdistaneei
School, an apPr¢Cihti0i1 hy "M0Ili°Ito turn a corner. The other was dis-
tosb, (‘osmopolite" accompanies theimigsed Wm, 3 wa;-nin¢_ __ I
1- INSTITUTE MEETING.-At thai
BAND IN THE SQUARE.-As was,New Haven School on Thursday af-
previously stated in The Guardian teruoon the Women'a Institute held
would be arranged for, the chairman their regular meeting. Among the
of the Music Committee of the Cityihusiness matters discussed was
;Council, (Mr. W. W. Walker) has nowischool improvement. A short time
*concluded an agreemc-nt with the Citi-‘ago a festival had been held hy this
LICE QOUQT.-,As proof of the
agency ‘with-'nliich the automoblm,
i_ izen’s Band, which gave a perform- Institute when 5 substantial sum
Iance in the Queen's Square Gardens was realized for this worthy ob-`
' ` ' ' :last Monday night, to play a regular ject. It is probable that, with the
Iseries of concerts during the next 8l1‘D1'0V&l Bild l\BSil!f»8i1C¢ 0( the Cru!-
Ifew weeks-in fact while the weather tees, a hardwood floor will be laid
, - ‘is ans. 'rho concerts win hsgin fromiin the school before lone. After
itomorrow night, and than will take‘these matters were disposed of, _Rio
ifplace re nlarl on Monday and Thurs- BUPGFVISOI' gave some hints on “ e
huuhsuxwoumspmynmh, ’
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Montreal lo Liverpool
Royal Mil Service
Virginian.  -_ Tues Aug 12
l`un|sinn......  Tues Aug. iv _
V,icmrian..... .__. . ..'iuei\Aug_ M
Corsican.. ...............Tues r5.pt 2
Montreal to-Glasgow
Pcardinavian ......... Bat. Aug. 9
lit-~D»rian  ...._ Thurs Aug, 1|
Pretirian  Far. Aur 71
Ui.1mplan...... ........’i‘hurAug.%
Monirea |--IIavre- London
Canning of Fruits" and “How to
_ __ Save Steps." These suggestions were
I THANKS.-The management ol the‘,ihorouehiy appreciated hy the ladies
Isummer School hereby express then-'and called forth considerable discus-
‘thsniis to the following for hnviugnrion and interchange of ideas. Those
‘contributed towards the entertain- Iwho had found time to attend the
'ment of teachers while in session at `m0€¢iDE ¢0J19id¢l'€fl 'the afternoon Well
lthe gnhoolg. To professor Thompson spent, apart from the sociabiiity en-
,lor his organ recital; to the owners wilfhsed hy such gatherings.
of the automobiles who so kindly "`“`_“"*'*
_gave the teachers a drive through the!
city and suburbs, a-nd to the Govern-
_ment and Board of Trade who
through their combined eflorts gave
in enjoyable excursion with refresh- I0
Priisoiuis
Mr. Leo Nelligan, Tignish, returned
l:is home by the western train
nssrousmmrrv Iron wasps.
‘ F01' IMD! Tenn the careless larmer
has been-ii sore trial to his careful
nslghborl. audit not seldom occurs
that one ili~kept farm-does more dam-
age to a neighborhood than the farm
itself is worth, and yet the commu-
nity fn many cases seems to look
upon the inflietion as something which
must be borne, and boo often the laws
against _weeds are useless' simply te-
cause the community is too goodne-
tured to enforce them. But some-
times the unexpected really happens;
Bild ii Ilillllléned near Macleod, Alta..
not long ago. In 1911 the weed in-
spector had notified a certain farmer
that he must destroy. by cutting or
plowing, a field of weeds ‘which he
had allowed to grow up on bis farm.
But the farmer was either too rare-
less or too busy to do as he was told,
and the weeds were allowed to ned.
The seed blew over on a neighhor's
land, and were so had that the fol-
lowing crop of wheat was rendered
valueless and had to be destroyed.
But the neighbor promptly sued the
careless farmer for damages, and
Judge Walsh, after patiently listen-
ing tn the evidence. decided that the
man who would not cut his weed
crop owed his neighbor about $700.
This, it is said, did not by any
means cover the damages, but it will
probably mean that in future in that
section weeds will be destroyed when
the inspector orders it. We do not
relish lawsuits, hut it does seem to
us that toleration of careless farming
is often suffered to go too far. A
whole neighborhood should not be
poisoned with weeds simDly because
one man is ‘ro ""/v to cut his. A
field of wer Ls 'z '~_ rommon danger,
     
1] ust I . Received      
ll lsrgeisales -We sent
' Cnr silk stock being very low owing to unusua y I. '
inslrucilcnis to ship our Fall Silks two weeks earlier thi!! “SMI-' T_h.¢Y -#W “QW h§\‘¢
and superb is the only word that properly describes them. - » » _
Splendid' Paillette- Silks
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New Brocade Silks
36 inch, in navy, clear navy, tail.
The New Brocade Silks are magnifi-
- ' . caston, brown, pal: blue, cream, copen-
cent We have them in the new blues and
other colorings in neat designs, 36 iu.'wide
and the price _is only ..............-$I.75 yd.
Lustrous Ducliesse Silk
A solenoid satin iinishsa silk, 36
inches wide, in many of the newest color-
ings including apricot  .........l.45 yd.
Striped Messaline Silk
Soft and clear finished 36 inches
wide in green and brown, black and white
hagen, pink,_ niie gieen, ` champagne,
miuve, apricot, steel grey, pale lemnnsnd
black. . _ . . . ..   yd.
Striped Paiilettes-
in shot effects with combination stripes in
many rich handsome shades such as gr een
and brown, grey and black, navy and
green, etc, 36 inches wide. . . _ . . . . . . L55
Black Silks and Satins
B1sckPail1elle Silks 36 inch, 99:,
1.35. I-45-
Biack Dnchesse 36 Inch, $1.45, 1.65.
Black Sliantung 36 inch, §$_r.15.
Black Satin 36 inch, $..z5, i.55,r.65
Sicilian   Sun. Aug. '0
'|`orrian ..   Sun..\u|;. 11
l'om_»-ranian..  Sun Aurrzr
-\`col|nn . ..   Hun .aug.;1l
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,,,,",,i§ {$f‘iZ_ ,',§{‘,,,-,.§i‘,_.i,,f_?}‘,’,‘_'°“ ""‘ rasmss Hsu. (signed) J. ii. sen- S
Zman, Secretary Summer School.
I school. nn oraniwo -All these S
isteainshlp "Harland," and to Profes-
‘sor Watkis and Miss Davies for the
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n. fn A ALLAN ,
2 ‘_ P _ S' _ M _ .I _vocation in October will open Tues-I
~ - 'U "¢°- °" "¢ dny, Aug. 12th. The school sessions
rsion at noon and two brief recesses
'fnot to exceed ten minutes each.’
*There are a few changes in text S
F3151”-n S_ S_ Corporation i1l’. E._1__edition) _will take _tiieh place
V i
nients 'up the East River on the, Su
.very enjoyable musical evening in St. “I
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:schools that are to have two weeks' 110135115' ilt bil! hummer 1101116 '1.h¢"°- 'un'
In-in hs from 9.30 to 11.30 on the W
  fyear round with an hours intermis- T0
turday nfternoon.
Miss Kathleen McDonald, teacher,
Nc\v Annan, returned to her home
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aturday afternoon. ° °
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Mr. J. J. Enman went to Morell
turday afternoon to spend a short 
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Mr. Temple McDonald, M. L. A
atiirdah mornin on a short visitiA“gu' ' m
_. , y g 1, .. t ..\, t wne.
    wAT[RII’°°ks' A new "History ‘if Englandu to Memmmcook' N' B' illamgd el; hczraior dfel:vl§e0Rev. Jiivlfilil
t 1 Harvard, an English clergymen, who
ns in Charlottetown Saturday and The. msd' the higher inslitutions of
. learning in North America, “Har-
turned home in the afternoon. vnrd Uonege_,, held its mst c0m_
. - ._ mencement exercises on this date,
Dr and Mrs. (fonroy, City, left; qt 9th _ 1641 The uschoale
p
so
o_o »:e»:~:
grey and white, blue and white, blue and
grey and navy and champagne combina-
tions............  ... . . .......l.25 yd.
New Tweed Coatings ` ,,_w,,__
New Idea _ _ _
We were fortunate in securing six pieces of tweedcostings
Pallerns as they are in great demand at present, the_ cslorlngs are
champagne and black, dark brown and fa_wn, light grey, plain
lllc ian, bright red and mixed brown,5z to 58 inch ,'2.i_ 45 ti i_.95 yd.
Sze our White Blanket Coating 50 inches wide at $1.25 yd.
 .
Black Peau Dc Soie 31 iiish 31-35-
Black Taffeta 36 inch $r.;45_.
Pailerna
liic
I`i l‘l*.‘i|LN \'l‘|f)‘¥AL I I` E-Fares Unsi-
.of l\le1kle1ohn's History, w c has MISS Milly “nd Edna Hllmit » 0
I 1; gf ' r,_ Charlottetown are sponding their va-
iotlieiiwi. 'to llsnton S1220 to Poitlano been IDF 90ml? time OU Drill
xll.:ii. ways-  John__s__§ 9.01 s. m. ltlr.s~im~,tai,,'5 Elementary Agriculture and c
;l_:_y_v_._____t;:£.;t:_day_-_gzciun ridun fur hast- _ Nature Study replaces Spotumis Bob g
“iti_»i;ir__.__in5v|e_;t_\_~es{`.:ntralxvliargnostop,any and James’ Agriculture. "How
nil ax". e ent 8.)'i4 An rl B. ri.i\ . . '
, ,L ,,,__ ,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,,, ,,, 5 ,,_ ,,,f'_ ,°,‘,to he Healthy ~ will he the tort hook
i.u_h»s,h`~~itpoit and Si. John. f,in Physiology & Hygiene and Fraser W
”"f"“ R“"“"-` "“"°” S"-'l°h“ "°"°°°° .ss Squair's New French Grammar (60 M
m. 'l ucv-iiiiys Fridays and Saturdays IorI
1i.i;rv.on direcg.. C ,cent edition) takes the place of
,,\n°_f{“'{‘,,‘&‘-“_‘::f§‘:m&;‘;="{,,£X§:;k Hfai Cran's Elementary Oli.-:ct Lessons.
'i‘nnr.1.iagsi;5 it .low all-set _. _;A_ii _ _ _ _
M-\*»'"|" Sl *1`-‘M5 ll’ UNE-Dlf0¢¢1hands of the dealers in the course of
svrriciz bei ween Portland and New Yurk.i
Li~;tv.s Franklin Wharf Mondays ai In
in :en ii. m. and Tuesdays. Thursday and I nd
H .iiirdhy si ri 0p.m. I ,~t,_
_.~ii.'i‘hoi»¢:i.l|‘,\N=iTi-:A~»siiiPl.iNw- 1 “‘ _
liirect all the wiiv by water between tion us possible.
iinntiin iinfi New Yr rk.
__I.i=3v.- lligili Wharf week days and
_lrlll Fiji( li P, IT] _ _ '
for tickem-,iiiernturaand information ,,,,,,,|,er of the Royal Gly/,e¢»_¢e_ notice
iply to local ticket agents. Baggage).
Iiockad through to dosti nation. 15
I. rl. '!‘H()MPS()N. T. F. & P.A. B
A. E. Fleming Ag(-_nt. The
H" “”""' “‘ P nnnitsl $90,000, divided into 900 I
 Shares- The names Oi the 8DP1iCi1'11i'-S
nre:-David L. Walker, New Annan;
_ Edward J. Wright, New Annan; Har-
Furneas Wilhy Q. C0.. Hd ry
' ll
  Summerside; Judson Simpson, Lot
‘ _ 16;
From London Steamer From Halifax ]_Owthe,._ North Carleto;,;_J_ E_ M,,t_
---- sh rl n .1 i is *IWW
EM" on u y 'McWilliams, Cape Traverse; Arthur,
Jul.\'5l.h (\'iaSt.John'n) wr,
Rappahannock Aug. 2 ,.
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Ju|y19¢h Knnawhg Angn-it rr Walker, Edward J. Wright, and Jud-
ton Simpson are to be the first or
.\u2.'f Siienaridonh Aug. 26 E
From Liverpool Steamer From Halifax 9
-- - Tabasco July] ghe
July" Digby /mm: L. Peck, Banker, Hillsboro, N. B.;I
£'\UE- 5 Tabasco Aug. 25 J
lhri abovv iilsamsrn navli ii Iimiieri nc S
eommodntion for saloon pausongers and (1
lin-ight Agents for the increase the capital stock of the
Prospect Silver For (‘o., Ltd., from
Allan Linn Steamship Uo. ni Hai fax,
iruurliiss wrruv a nn.. l.'i ii ,3__
these new books will be in the”
few days, und teachers are expect-‘
to bring about their introduction
hout hurry and with as little fric-
FOX COMPANIES.-In the Inst
given of application for incorpor-
tion of the following fox companies:
New Annan Fox Ranch Co., Ltd., I
Walker, New Annan; Harry Stew-_
rt, New Annan; Thomas Carruthers..
Fulton Simpson, Lot 16; Leigh
s, Brandon, Manitoba; Edward
gilt, New Annan. Thomas Car-i
ithers, Fulton Simpson. David
rovisional directors. The Era Silv-
r Black Fox Co., capital $45,000 and
following applicantszt-J. Nelson
mith, Lower Coverdale, N.B.; Jonnl
ohn Bowness, Montrose, P. E. 1.'
ercy W. Turner, Merchant, 0’Leary,
.B.; Lewis Smith, Lower Cover-
-»ile, N. B. Also nn application to
60,000 to $195,000.
ation at Arlington Lot 14 the linlf of his fortune of some $7.000
nests of Miss Susie  Morrison. “I” give" to the propwed i“sut“`
tion. Newtown was changed to Cam-
\'i.'Rl 'lcML d, fWii ,
;,,,r h,,;)(,§;:,‘;, ,._~_(,:e eguesg of §[‘;._pe]§_ lish university. As soon as Hnrv.
nthieson for the past month, left “TWH I7e‘I“e“t was “mde known' U
S t d . n to ms home_ class of stlidents began a course of
8 “T ay on “nur ` study under Nathaniel Eaton, remem-
iw 3,: M t_ bered lor his strict and severe dis-
L me B ta 01! “aux returned Sam ,cipliue At first Harvard was little
il It C Ill* h '
g,,n?,r,s_aaf?;.°?,I;.ingo ntiendgana the ir.ol'°€ than nn Indian school. Efforts
Summer School in this city for the Iwem “md” to °d_“°“te a few of the
past two weeks_ nlorigines as teachers of their own
_.__ race, hilt the attémpt was ri failure.
I Miss Annie nnrl Mr. D. s. Frnser In 1640 the Rev- Henry Diineter-I
afar [m\1n,: attended the Summer later forced to resign because of his
School for teachers returned Satur- i`@IiZi0“S OPINIONS- Ii€Ci1m€ the limi
dny afternoon on the eastern trainilifeiiidehi Of Harvard "C0ll€iZ€." i1Iii1|
to their homo in whim Rona cross. he presided at the first commence-,
died in 1638, leaving a will by which
bridge in honor of the famous Eng-
°_ 'M vm lc of tl tow tlicrc were ii legislation and thc previous intima-
founder, while a .number of tlie|fonni r ie 1_1.
-- ment, when nine students were gradu-I
' ____ AGNoS'r1CitsM
Miss Akfreda McNeill, Grand River, l ‘
who has been in Charlottetown for The hrst popular exponent of sg-
the page two weeks atteiidlng thel nosticism in America, Robert Green
Slimmer School returned to her' THEEFSOII. WHS Ii0l`Ii at Dresden- N-Y-.
home Saturday ,',|¢e,-noon eighty years ago to-day. The word
"il tic" ' d b P of. H
`“'_ quent of American orators, to at-
Miss Minnie Brown of Chimg0_ has _ ley to express the religious status of
arrived in Charlottetown on a visit H1055 Who P\`0feBS°dIY "<10 DOI-
to hor mother Mrs. wilnsrn Brown, know" anvihing as to the existence
Miss B,-own on the trip down visited or non-existence of a God. The label
in Toronto, being the guest of her ivns accepted hy a large proportion of
sister Mrs. Ernest Mellish. the greatest scientists, but it remain-
Messrs Daniel McDougald, Charles _
Richards, Christopher McGul,gan, Ev-Iwhu" his °°“t°f"P°"“`y- Charles
crett and Walter Buell, who have Pr“dl°"gh'_ hom "1 the same Yami
been attending the Summer School was Preaching atheism to the English
I T h ,. as an ers on the masses, Ingersoll dontcnted himself
or eac ers, we e p s g
Eastern Train Saturday evening re_ with tue more scientific position. .An
t,,,.,,-mg to ,hair h0mes_ able lawyer and Possessed of those
__ _ _ _ quahities- which carry a man far in
Agrnfs Hnlifnt. N.r!.
Mr. Patrick Murphy, Principal of ated. While Harvard is the oldest Oli
Cardigan School, and Miss Murphy' American colleges, there were severalf
of Hope River, were pnssengers byinnivcrsitics in Latin America loiig‘
the vvggtern train 0,, Saturday mom- before Harvard was dreamed of.
ing
gll0S WBB COIIIE Y l` llX-
ed for Ingersoll, one of the most elo-
tempt to populrqrize the doctrine.
politics, he disregardedall personal
considerations to spend the best
L .
Plant Line
Direct Route
to Boston
Ilommencinl June Zlth. the well known
Htl. Halifax sails from Charlottetown for
li sion via Hawkesbury and_ Halifax
'l‘u eudays at nuon, and the luxurious new
tain crew steamer "Evangeline" 5000
ttnn Fkidays at noon
S S Haiifa ie Bos
Returning the . . x Ives -
inn Sei urdays at noon.and the S Bdtvange-
line 'I'\|s ~¢lr\yii at noon. For Riders and
furlhsrinfurmatiun. apply to
Jas. Carrsglier,
Agopt.
Charlottetown. .EJ
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TIME TABLE .
 Rocky Point Ferry
ilfr llllnboro will rnn ns followsz-
Lv. Clffown _ Lv. Ry. Point
7 00ii|.. m. 7.80' a. m.
8.00 A- m. 80 a. ni.
:lm =. m
. lllu
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0. a. m. _.
12. p mi _
3' ‘il 2'
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inyuutr
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wsssspr reserve'
assess §BP3??P
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What for
Breakfast
Finds ready answer in
rape- uts
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A regular morning dish _ the thing
these Summer days for anyone who wishcsfo
be “quite fit" for a day of strenuous activity.
Grape Nuts, made of whole wheat and
- mailed barley, provides true _nourishment in
appetizing form for both body and braid.
“Tl1ere’s a Reason” for
r _GRAPE-Nurs
Sold by Greene everyivliere.
years of his life in warring on Chris-
itianity and all supernatural reli-
'gions. In addition to his numerous
lectures. he engaged in notable coil-
trovcrsies in the North American he
view with such men as Gladstone,
_Dr. Henry M. Field and Oardiinal
Manning. Ingersoll neither aflirmud
I nor denied immortality, but admitted
that "In the night of death hope sees
la star, and listening love can henr
the rnstle of 'a wing." _
"BIRMINGHAM OF CANADA"
CELEBRATES CENTENNIAL.
Hamilton, sixth in size among the
cities of Canada and often called
"the Birmingham of the Dominion,"
invites the world to be its ,guest ,dur-
ing the. week beginning td-nay. "The
busy, bustling city on the beautiful
buy at the western and of Laine On
tnrlo was hom just a hundred years
| ago, and, in order that the centenniali
may .bc Properly marked, Hamilton
will for this week lay asidcfits busi-
ness cares and devote itself to the
entertainment of such portion of the
woi1d's population as responds to its
invitation.
A hundred years ago England and
the United Status were at and
the tide of battle flowed up
the_ Niagara
citinens of that
H_amfiton.* He
a Vile and
llado hy Canadian Poétnni Cereal Ge.. LM.. W|ndeor.0n\.
streets were named after meinilers of
his family-Catherine, Hannah, .vin-
riri, Augusta, Jnrrcs and John. The
founder of the town was ri pilblic spi-
rited citizen, and gave to the city
the Court Hous: square, the Wood
market and Gorc park. Hamilton
grew slowly but surely, and in 1846
assumed the dignity of a city. It is
now n municipality of nearly 100,000
people, and one of the principal man-
ufacturing centres of tile Dominion.
An industrial exposition and a re
union of Hamilton "old boys" will
be features of centennial weel-:.
Although Hamilton was thc real
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‘_-'°”' r “'r~”'--' The Star's correspondent under-   .fi  
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f__ stands that in some form the naval ` ` ‘ ’
- question is very likely to come up
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Bupfn qilonh' are s/ioq .I
number of settlers in the vicinity tion wus that it would some only
long br-fore his rfrival. I-‘rol:ri‘.ily|
when the Government was satisfied
the first was Richard Beasley, who ns to its ability to run the gauntlet
carried on a flourishing traffic with of
the Indians. ' sooner.
F
the Senate. It may he attempted
NAVAL MATTER UP
AGAIN NEXT SESSION.
OTTAWA, Aug. 9-There is the
best reason to believe thnt ilic n.cti.|i
of the Cnnadinn Senate in rejecting
the Borden Government’s Naval Din
will not preclude the further consid-
eration of the naval question at thc
next session of Parliament
anew but an authoritative statement
s not forthcoming. The Premier has
already declared that if the Mother
Country builds the extra battleships,
Canada will- undertake to loot the
hill. This, of course, would require
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Incorporaied July 22, l9|3
Authorized Capital $500,000
Subscribed Capital $I23,000 '
_ Shares each SI00
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Pedigreed Black Foxes
. JOIIN R. DINNIS, PEDIGREED l"0XE¥, LTD,
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TERMS _ I0 per cent on applicafion
'.40 per cent September 20. I9|3
TIIE ASSETS - ' ‘
on which the issue of $i23,ooo is made consists of: _
» One pair 2 year cld Dalit n breeders (now in Dinnis ranch) that reared 4 '
youn_gin i9i2 and 4 in 19:3.; \
_-_ Five pairs of young foxes (i923) of lh D if 0 l
Tuplin sialains, all selected froin litf`érs of 6's, 5’seand 403’ U ton’ Rayner and
h s. " if
_ c0mP_my_ ¢ S0I€ il e Of lheciuiiie _luohn R. Dinnis and cost of organizing the
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R__nch"_P’_"“I‘.i',=“t' -hh” R' D""‘I5f CI”bI5“°f°W", P- E. I. Stockmaii and Fox
Secrrtary-'Dr»-ssurer- J. W' her J __ n_ A
Chsrlotietoyn. P. E Island, Farmer? Aliflidiilceil “Fur FIri2In§'inAc;,,,£§?'»‘»“;:.2
of the United Statis Depanment of Agriculture, " ' '
Diiecur---William E. Cimtrnu. B, A, 'Q ` '
from P. Bi island.-Professor of Econ nnics and Cdmrriyge q'j,§?,‘:.,'»?,g;:|1|';);r
_chnlm_e?_i:_cyor-..Chsrles Lyons, Charlottetown, Pl_E; 1i1m<|,.May°,» of _ I
~.riii;=>.~iilNNis iniiicii ',,
_ r .\l\;.“Q|Il,“I%the most successful large rancher on Prince Edin;-d Itlgtfd
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.  under the direct supcrvlsiod oi' Mtr ha  »
~a o\eto_iiin'|iueh dudpersonuliyteuds the minimis. An eilielen mio! mea
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*~  _t."fl*.|,5'f`Ill_5_hil\iiyl|i¢~n_`|\d 'guarding ihe Ranch. _ \ _
'    ,P“.‘P°°“" '° -l°\W‘l°"_ l°\i¢l. Charlottetown, I.,
50 per cenl November I5, l9|3 I