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PAGE SIX ‘ "IEE tisrnsr Nails THB CH WN GUARDIAN _ _ _;- ,mu mi UQ-I  ' _ __ AUGUS120 T914
    :Iiiown at the People's Theatre last
ZOE
1 rge crowds that iitterided Evil
of  S, A. A Drama of Today 8 e, a two part Lulriii drama,
In Three Parts    .od comedies, niiide up n de-
Adramatic story of hu-
man heart-interest the
greatest theatre scene
ever staged in motion
pictures. I
ii-lin
Soon Here
A big British production N Orchestra 106 iity lie likvne to that of the people-of
illaltimore, Dr. lioole leases (hart
BHICODY 5C i .lottetown by the Cascapediii for Que-
liec, lwliere he will spend several days
A rip-roaring Juvenile i \riiiisiAs'ric iisrron -Among
comedy featiiriiign _Little mwn this week _ms ,,,._ _,_ ",,(,,,,_ of
Billy lI`i€ "SiC€rIll`l_£,f IOI. Somerville, Mass., who is spending
  ileliglited with his trip. "I never im-
IFOID  I0 10.30 wiis such gi del‘iiz,htf\il place as I havi
“ ” ' e " e was e ua im-
   Iiféiintl it to Ii _ I-I ll IIY
Q JT-`
__ program of motion pictures presented
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For Sale ‘
2 pairs Newfoundland
Silver Black Foxes, these
may be inspected at our
Sales Ranch. _ __
A few pairs of Patch and Cross foxes. We also
handle Mink, Marten and Fisher. _
NOW is the time to buy your stock. Call and
see us betore buying. Full information re Ranch
building and Ranching given to customers.
Agents for the ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER BLACK
FOX CO., LIMITEIJ.
The Farm Stock £8 Fox
Exchange of P. E. I.
Head Oiiice 36 Queen St. Charlottetown
Phone   0 Box 4 spr-all was iiiijiistlfiable
THE Pl UPLE'S -\nother excellent
proifrnm of inoving pictures was
ght, being much enioyed by the
E). _
“l1ick’s Redemption," another BPM
did drama, A Beauty Parlor irrad-
fe' and The Cliainpion, tvlo
Y Ei
liphtful eieniiig's enioyment
the visitors arriving in Charlotte
ii part oi his vacation in the Island.
'l`lie doctor is quite eiitliusiastlc over
the beauties oi the Islnnd, and is
'ined," lie said. "that the Islnn
esged with the hospitality and
imirtsy of 1slander‘_s whose aflabii-
iind then return to Charlottetown.
1’II’.IN(.`E ED\VARD--Tlie excellent
.it the Prince Edward last night drew
splendid houses. Six pictures were
The feature w:.is“tfaptuiii Jenny. S. A.,"
shown a three part niotion drama which
tells a story ul' it Salvation Army lassie
wlio saci°iflc.es her love to go to t‘Iiiiia
in order lhzit her sister iiiuy wed thu
iiinii ot` ht-i' clioice, 'l`liis picture has
to Lie sci-ii to he npprliviiitell. 'i‘iie
other pictures on thc prui-rraiii were
“'I‘ht- Iilue or the Grey", :i strong dru-
iiitilic story of the Aiiierii-_:iii i-_ivil wiir.
"lSuiiiiy’s S<:Iiviiic," Vitatzrtipli coiiiedy
iczittiriiig tliiit popiilzir coniiviliaiii, “John
Iluiiiiy", and iiilly's Itiot", ii sterling
izoiiii-ily eiiaicti-il alinost viiliroly hy
uliildrr-ii uiiil l'1~atui'ing llit- yoiiiigest
and siiiiillcst eoiiictliiiii iii iiiotioii plc-
tiires, littlt- Billy .Iiicoli;~'.. 'l`Iil- t:Iiilili't»ii
all aict their parts in ti way tliiit shows
i~:ii‘i-l`iil irniiiiiig. Sonic new pictures
will bc sliowii toiiiglit, one that is
spt'r:iiilIy wortliy ol' iiicutioii Iiciiig "Iler
I-‘irst (i|tiss" sliowiiig the downward
patli of ii woiiiaii uiti-r rn-i' first glass
ut liuilor.
MEETING OF
ANTI IIIITOISTS
(Continued irorii Page 1.)
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Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Company,
INCREASED FACILITIES
By the laying of the telephone cable between Nova
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 he more complete and extensive than
ever.
We are dealers in the securities of this Company.
Full particulars will be furnished on request.
F. B. McCurdy & Co
HEIIBERS OF MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
i
lloiifu. Ottawa, Montreal. ht. John. Sherbrooke, Kingston,
Sydney, Charlottetown. SI. Jolin‘o Nlld. London. Ing
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Insurance Company oi Canada
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POWER PLANT SPECIALISTS
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BOILER INSPECTION AND INSURANCE
Periodical Inspection of Steam Boilers, Digesters, Iiconomizera
And Other Vessels By Experts
Specliicstlons Furnished for Boilers, Digesters, etc.
Plans for Boiler Settings, Dutch Ovens, Chimneys, etc.
Inspection and Test Prior to Delivery or Purchase
Insurance A Inst All Loss or Damage to Property and Loss of Lilo
And Poroonsalnjuries Resulting from tho Explosion of Steam Boilers,
Digestors, Economizers and other Vessels.
_ ENGINE INSPECTION AND INSURANCE
Inspection and Indication of Steam Engines By Experts
lnmroneo Agni st Loon Damage to Pro rt Caused By Breakdown
(Tl Eugliizr or Bursting oI)eFI'y-Whoa!
SERVICE PROTECTION SUPPLEMENTBD BY
INSURANCE
lor Full Infomation Write To
' W. K. _Rogers Co Limited
G.neraI Agent
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
948, ro, :Htl
Mr. (‘. ld. l\ll'KleiizIi-, ol i\illloii, ex-
prt-ssl-ti liiiiiselt :is h<\i:i|; opposed lo
iliv iiiitoiiiohili-s, Init it' llii- nitijority
ol ilu- pi-oplt,~ wniitt-d thi-_iii iii (Thar-
Iotivtowii lit- liati no objirctioii.
1\li'. l~`rziiik lliiglies was not in fav-
our of the 1-airs, lint, lie lliouirlit tlinl
the iiiitoiiiobilists, on the wliole, Iiiiil
Iwi-ii rntlier 1-xtrnvtigiiiitly i-eiisiired.
Ili-_ kiiew tlizit iiniiiy ot' llivni were rc-
spt-ctulile iiivii who ran their cars
witliiii a i't»:isoiialiIi~ liiiiit ol' spot-il;
llit-re \\'t-rc sonic, oi' <-oiirse, who did
not respect llie olijt-ctioiis of the
l'iii'iiivrs and ran llit-ir czirs wildly.
lilr. \\'iii. tiihsoii, ui Miiixsliiiclil, ad-
voi-titcd the i'f._-pi-ul oi' thc uiitonioblle
law.
Mr. \\':illt-i' Scott, ol' New llruns-
wick liil pwntiiit stiiyiiig at Itoclty
I’oiiitl siiid lie was ii slziiiiicli t‘oii-
si-r\‘:ili\'c and he wolilil stroiigly nd-
visc tlieni to siiili :ill party iii|l`i>i'l'i\1`..*_
iii thi- iinitlcr :ind iiitiltt- the ziutoiiio-
hilt- question piiri-ly one ol' iiiiloiiio~
bilvs :intl :iiiloiiioI>il\‘s alone. Ile
Ilioiiulit that ovi-i'_\' i-nr should ctirry
it siweliiiiiieli-i' and the pl-iinllics
should he strictly r-xiivtcrl. ’l`lirt-ii
livzillli ri-soi‘ts in Ni-w lliiiiipslilrc
liiid cxcluilt-fl thu aiiiloiiioliilos uiiil
thi-y wt-rt-_ :iliio l`oi'liidilt-ii iii Iicrmu-
dn. _'I`lioiisniiils iii the l'iiiti»d States
ivt-ro iirud ol' this iliii iiiid noise of the
iiiotor cars und llii-y woiilil coiiin to
seek quiet rr-sl it ilu- iiiitoiiiiiliiivs
were liaiiislied. Ile iiriri-rl on tlir- nieni-
li»-rs to sink pnrty iilliereiit-es aiiil
gra|\pl<\ with the question as one ol'
iiiitoniobiles.
A coiiinilttoe was then appointed
to draw up bye-laws for the Associa-
tion.
Tlie iiivetiiiir then ndjoiiriit-il to 1
ri`t~_loi:lr. After' diiiiicr the ilraTl.cdIiye-
lii\‘.'s were prl~_st>iite<I :ind tllsciissed.
iilr. Frizzle, oi' iii-iitrnl lietleqiie,
said that tht- farniers, to deal wltli
tlic question its it ouirlit lo he dezilt
with, had lo put their shoul<lt-rs to
the wlivcl and :ict iii iiiiisiiii. llc did
not tliiiilt the :iiiloiiiolilles ouglil. to
lie allowt-il to run iii iflinrlototown,
for il they rnii tliiire they i..-;'.iid :imp-
ly t-iii'roii1'li on the coiilitry.
Mr. Ilrodii: was of the opinion that
the iiiiiistioii should he regnrdetl from
lilitli its sliilitlpoliits. llc wnnicd lo
stop the nutoniobili-s from runnliig
only whore tlivy violated the rlglits
ol' the fnriiiers; and if they were
wiiiited ln the town lie was siitlsllvtl
with the iirriiiiizeiiiciit. Ili: lllu-il to
do lionest. square hiisiiiess. :ind lie
tlioiiglit that it would he lieth-r for
tlieni ll' they could any tliiil they were
nskliii: l'or their rights only. They
should not he selilsli.
Mr. I’raiii.:lit, of Iliizelbrooli, urged
on the furiiiers to stuiid 1oi',ctlier and
do t-vt-rytliliig possible to "drive the
niitoniohiles oft llic i'oaiIs_" No pur-
pose wus served ii' one niiiii hail one
opliiioii and niiotlivr iiizin :iiiollif-r. It
wus liselvss if the ears were to be lil-
Iowwl to riin on rcrtziiii days and
within certain liiiiils. 'I`liey iiiust have
n siilistiiiitiril law liniilsliliiir the xiii-
tmiiobilc entirely. lic ihoiiglit tliut if
n. vote were tnkeii iii (‘IiurIolctowii
the iiiiijority would he found lo he
:igiilrisl the riiiinini: of the mrs. The
ziiiloniolilles were ii nuisance. Iiieon-
vllislon he i~xprt\ssi~ll tht- view tliiit
piirly rniisitloriilioiis iiliould be ex-
:-liidvil from tht- qiil-iilioii, which
silniiild hi- dealt with ns one of nu-
toiiioliiles purely mid simply.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Tlie following were the oillcers
elected:
Presitlont, Ilomce Wrlirlii, Bod(-quo;
Vlce~I’rcslderits (for Queens) W. J.
Gibson. Miirslifield; (for Prince)
John Frlzzle. Central liedeque; (lor
Kin|¢'s) J. A. Dewar Perth' Sec-
retary, J. H. Gill,
Charles McKenzie,
gsnlzers for the
trlcts
First
Ziid
von;
Ilold;
Pownoi;
dis-
FOR OVERSEAS SEItVIfE-Tiils
morning s. portion of the Island men
who have volunteered for serine in
Europe with the Canaiiiiiii Overseas
Contingent leave for Vul Cartier
Camp. Quebec They will comprise
detathments from the Eiglity betond
Light Infantry Regiment and the
Ninth Field Ambulanie Corps The
names ot those of the latter who Iiawe
volunteered have alreiiili been pub
lished Those oiiicers and men ol the
82nd, who are goini, are Capt Cuiiip
bell. (Sunirnerside) Liout Martin,
Tryon Lieut Crockett, iorlt l.ie~u’t
Mi Rae, Pownall
' A’ (!oy_-Segt. J. .-\. Siiiiiiioiids,
Ptes., D. Stewart, ll. itzipsniii. J. \V.
Loren, W. (7. Crosby, J. J. \\'alsli :ind
C. H. Duffy.
"B" (f0y.,-Sergt. E. (‘. Ilolwrtsoii,
Segt., S. ld. Cliaiidlcr. Vis. \\'. .\ly¢-rs,
(Y. (lrokeii and L. .It-iikiiis.
"C" Coy..-Pts.. Tlioiiiiis liiirns. A. A.
Coriiey and W. F. Siidsliiiry.
"D" Coy.,-Segt. I., J..\lai'sli:ill. Pies.,
M. A. Marshall, A. (‘. Iii-ii<iii'::oii, J.
Marshall, and J. \\'iil.~:li.
“E” Coy.,-Pte D. .\lt-l.<~iin.
“I<"‘ (`oy..-Segt., I.. lioclir-s and Pte..
E. lil. Robertson.
"G" Coy.. Pies. II. iii-rt and J.
White.
‘.‘H" (‘oy..- Segt. .-\. I.. (follett. The
ineii leave fully eqiiippcd.
(`. P. R. EIIPRESS OF RUSl\`I.\.
YOK'OI-IAMA, Aug. l'l.-The (‘. P.
R. Liner Empress' oi liiissia, recently
taken over by the British Govern-
ment and ordered to he delivered to
the British navnl aiitliorities at
llong-Kong, arrived frmii \`iincoiivoi~
today. The steamer do<li.(f:|| two tier-
mnn cruisers crossing the I‘neitic
with lier lights cxtingiiisiii-d.
DAY OF SPECIAL PRAYER
I.0Ni)0N, August lil---'I'lii\ llishop
of Iioniloii Iiiis pi'o<~lzlini<-il i"i'id;iy
Aiigusl. Zlst, :is a spot-izil day ol' pray:-r
uint iiitt-rct-ssioiil`oi~ \'if‘tnr_\’,Iiiil wiili
perfect cliarily to :ill iiicii.
~..........-M...-» -_.N ._,.....M.,-~..s.M..W...,,.__
trict, Win. (Hillieirk, t'<-iilriil li.-tit-i|i|t»,
'I`liie \':i<'aiit'ius iii rlisliditls l, ‘_', Zi
ziiid 5 ol` l’riiil.:e (joiiiiiy sind ilie dis-
trir-ls ul' I{iiii_1‘s (‘ouiii_\' llii» |<)xi»i.iiii\'i-
Coiiiniiltee was igivi-ii powi-r lo 1lll_
Mr. l\ic(`zi|l\iiii, ol' Soiitlipoin, ilivii
uddrcsscd the iiii-4-tiiii.: on llii- titles-
tioii ot' ustzilillsliiiig at 1':ii'|ii\-i'.~i‘ lndi-»
peiidciii paper. Ili- said lliail ilic i`iii‘iii~
urs iieeded at pziper oi' their ii.;:i i~ iw-
preseiit tliieii' cast: :is ii oai|.;li|, io ln-
i‘t-preseiitvil. lie iiioriid lli.i._ il Ii.- l<»i`l.
to the Exvtriiiivc lo iluzil wiili the pru-
posul to cstiililisli ti paper ol' ini-ir
own that would "publish triii- slnic-
Iiieiits alioiii. autos ziiiil :ill olliri' nutt-
tcrs in the iiileiwisiii o1‘ the l'ni'iiis‘i's,
and we tigrc-c to support iliait pirpl-r."
'l`liie rosollltioii was scloiiilwl liy
Mr. Aniziis Mt-l:’Iii\_i~_ iiiiil ti itisriissioii
folluweil on il. it was sttilcil that Ilii-
plapcrs had iigiiorcd llit-iii on tlit- qiies-
tion.
Mr. l\icI{t-iizitr, oi' Iinitllilliziiie, said
lic had no fault to liiiil _vltli the party
that put lliv iiuloiiioliilo liiw iii iiioiioii,
and lic would vote for tliviii alqiiiii its
lie litid done lie\'<irt~. ilu was ii strong
(`oii:~it:i'viitivt- :intl Iizid no init-iitioii oi
cliaiigiiig his policy; but lit- wars
ai.-guiiist the auloiiioliilcs :ind woilltl
do till iii his power to Iiaiiisli thi-iii.
The Coiiscrvativc I’ai'ty liiiil dont- :i
grunt iiiuiiy things l`oi' the l'iiriiil\i's
and there was no titiestiuii niioiii llinl.
'l`lie ziutoiiioliilc qiivstioii was iiol it
party one, :ind they slioiild :ill no
about it in iiiiisoii.
iilr. Jus, (Ioilfrey, ol’ Su1`l`olk, said
llint party or iio piii‘t_\‘ they did not
want iiiitoiiioliilvs.
Mr. J. ll. Iltiiilziiii by i~<~t|iii-st :ul-
drcssetl the nit-eliin; und iiiwilt-stritl
iiiratliist t-xti‘:\\':|i.',aiil sitttl-iiiviilii slivli
as lnid lim-ii iinidc by eei'1;iiii ol' illi-
speakers i't-|,::ii'tliiii: lliu press.
Elililllllli Wil|V|iN'S
HilSP|Iil SHIP
S1`IlS(‘ltIi‘T1|lNS Rl".('_I'll\'i<lD.
FoIlo\\'iiil.: are the siilisr-ripi.ioiis rn-
eeived to (inte to the rimil [,.,- tim
liosliitzil Ship which the won:-ii of
Viinnda ure presenting to tlii- Ini-
pvrinl Goveriimentz-
The Indies nt h‘iiiii.ni:‘rsiiIe iiiiil vip.
Pt--an--;...;,,___
OLD-TIME REMEDY
MAKES PUFIE BLOOD
Purify your blood by taking:
IIoud’s Siii'sapzir'illu. This iiiodi-
ciiitfliiis been niitl still is the pr-np!o’s
mcdieiiic lieesiise of its rvlinblii
chnrticter nnd its rvonderifiil sin-cess
in the treatment ot’ the common dis-
ciiscs rind ailments-sr-roi'iil:i, ezi-
tnrrh, rhenmniisim, dyspepsin. loss
oi' appetite, that tired feeling,
geiieriil debility.
Iliiotlls Siirsaparilla has been
'e=1f~l lffirfi' yours. Get it today.
\\>»\0n
wright, Summerside Wont ;s5_s5
Collected by Miss Sgarp rind Ming
\trong, humniersids West $34.15; 001.
lected by ‘iiiss Floss Hunt, Summer.
side Central $154.25 Uolloetgd by
Mrs '1' Ramsay and Mrs E E Sig
claxr, Sunimerside Central 885,30
Uoliected by Mrs J F McNeill, Sum
merside East $5920 Collected by
\\is \ ii Leard Summerside $28.60
Nliss G 1. Holman. Linkietter Road,
etc $51 80, Mrs McQuirrrIs and M;-5
Saunders, Travellers Rest $50. Mrs
~lutherl.ind, Schurniun’s Point $7.65
lliss i.ou'iss scliurniiin, (entral Bed,
uint, $28.oll \Iiss Hazel Davison,
teiitreville $23.80; Miss McFarlane
Ferniiood $26; Mrs. McFarlane, Low,
er Liedeque, total 25718.66. _
The lutlits oi Albsrtoii and vicinity
(per Major Agnew) 809.75. `
The ladies of Tignish (per M;-5, A_
-l. Mcl"nr1iiiie) $3il.l5.~
.\Irs. ’I'lioinus Adams. Port] llili, $3;
ii il'it~iid, Port. Hill, $3.
The Indies oi Wliisloe, Milton, Loy-
_ii`i'ist, North Wiltsliire, Iiampshire,
‘\ortli ltiver, Royalty (per. Mrs. J_i
S. Morris) -$161.20. ~
Mrs. George Moiitgoriiery, 52,00,
'l`Iie Salvation Arriiy (per Iiusign
White) $15.10.
Mrs. J. H. Ilell, $2.00
Bliss Fannie Bell,`$2.1l0 '
Lubin Presents
Evil ye
Two Paris
eatunng Romune Field
mg in a strong Mexican story
o'f superstition and rural ignor
ance
Rleks Iisdemphon
AMa ste iliatwill wg;
Je lterest you
A Beauty arlor
Graduate
Comedy
Birds of the
_ South Sea ,Coast
” _ Educational '
Short Life and a Merry One
tsa cream
. His F ather’s Wife ' l
Dave Thompson at his best as th_e son-supported by Than-
' liouser Kidlet
if
2 Shows 2  Admission Five Cents  '7'_30 & 9
Time
p. m.
The ladies of Soiiris (per ‘lIa‘or
'l`he Indies of Zion Church, Char-
odist tlliurfrli, $12.00. 'I‘otiil $3,567.74.
_.._§___
3 _
Jeiilrins)    _ _  ._ ._ 1,00
Miss l')v.'i l’:iynt¢-i', Long lti\‘ei°..,l.ll0 is
Mnlpeqiie, (per liev. IG. J, Rattee) I
The i\Inr.~iliHelil Irntlies Iiistitiitei
(ner l\'Iiss Norn J. Fi-rgiisoii, Tren-,I
Mrs. ldlizzilietli I<‘ei‘giisoii, Miirsh-
fielil . . _ _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . .
  ...._.5.00
'I‘he I.:idics of St. James tiliiircli,
___ _
- J
llreiiiiaii) $120.75. , |,
lottetown" (p'er"]Irs'."".»\§ JfiI5IfiiTltT}W'r;tIl1diti6niiI (per Mrs, .\Iorrison`)-Mrs.
.i5s.o0. - - -. _ » _
_\,1,~g_ william Matheson’ Oyster Bed llicllonnld, $2; Miss Wllleuii lilclloii-
.iii-idg¢=_ g5_0|i_ iilzi, $1; Miss init. 52; MPS. (l‘l`-)
Mrs. William I‘ciirdoii. (Irnce lieth-_ A-
F liiclionald, $3' .\liss Jacqueline
.\nderson, $5-totnl  ...---13.00
Alliertoii, ndditioniil (per .\Iiiyi»i`
.\Irs. .l. (I. Arneiiiiiilt, (1-tr Mrs. S, A‘i"°“') ' - ' ' ' ~ » ~ - ' ' ~ ~ ‘ ' ‘
"  ‘--"""n'00
Indies of the First. :\Ir~tlio¢list
rs. Lnndi'ii:a.n (per lilrs. S.II. mlurch (WV -“"5 ]"‘i""_’l"M'ii9 E'
`.lei:ltins)      ,____1_00 Illfitcli, $2; '|‘lie .\lissr-s Izllis, -tl; .\
The Indies of \liirr:iy iliirlior North f"’fnd» $55 MINS II- M""l""» il! “"9-
(per Mrs. M. llniin-> ....... __ ......17.2oEI‘,`__‘ D"““°» $11 ‘“"“- "~ 1*- """S"“»
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. Mrs. J. W. Ilnwsoii, $3; Mrs.
’erI<iliS, $5; (`. Il. Ii., $2 ~i_iit.:il 20.01)
____      _ __ 40~U0, Mrs. Harry Ilicl/viii, Hoiiria, fpvr
l.’I~Ispei‘iiiit'e, Siiiiiiiiursiile, _..2.00 Mm- Pawn)    "'--""1"l‘"‘)
The Vlizirloitretoiin Str-:ini Niivigii-
ion Vo., (per XIV. W:ikL~iiii'd, innu-
siii-pra  ........... _ f ............. .soo “'~"“"' -: -------------------- ~ <-~---~-3""-""
Mrs. II. W. Iioiigwortli  ......."».00
\liss Itosv I_mii;\\'oi‘i.li   .. 2.0?)
For the poor iioiindeil soldiers iiud
'i
sailors, from ii little boy und gi;-1
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'I‘lie lndiiis of Graco liflnthodislg
(‘!iiirrli (ndditioiiul)   ___. _,,___3_75
Totiil to ilute $!I,1l0ii.(;9
I.'I‘.-(‘f)L. C. CREW READ. Bus'-
sex. `
I was cured of Itheiimntie Gout hy
I-_v iVI.iI»'AltD’l~l l.INIMI<lN'l‘,
l\’liii~kIi:im, (hit. (1. S. BILLING.
I was mired ol Rlieiinintin Gout by
MIl‘\'AII.I)‘H I.INIMI'lN'l‘.
I]:ili nr. AZIIIREW KING.
I was cured of Aciite Ilroncliltls Iiy
i\’lINAIID`S IiINIMI~IN'I`.
Lalreileld, lille., (ict. S), 1907
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stock was gobbled up
pair not so long ago.
Presi ent of tlie Pnnce
President.
Secretary-Treasurer.
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Think Of It
Six pair_of young breeders and
seven to nine pair pups, all at
$18,000a pair. Why, sir, similar
rmanent Silver Foxes iii.
MOTTO:-Permanency. Aim: T o produce the highest grade of »
Silver Fox pelts.
Important Announcement ~
_ 'l`he Peinianent Silver Foxes Ltd., announces to the investing
public that its interests and those ofthe Murray River Black Foxes,
ated.
High Class Foxes at $18,000 »
H Tlieyfoffer to thc _public the choiccst Silver Foxes obtainable all
C1355 A at $18,000 fi pair. Six pairs of these-the l\/iuri':iy River’s-are
two years old and the other 7 to 9 pairs are this yeai°’s pups.
Your Chance
This is your chance to get into
a good strong company built up on
permanent lines! You never had
a better chance and you never will
again. We stand in the unique posi-
nies that we essentials.
we said we
Invest Today
Only a limited amount of stock
remains to be sold, and the splendid
offer- now made, backed' by this
strong sound, safe and PERMAN-
ENT company is bound to sell it
at $30,000 zi
vciy quickly.
Directors
ALEXANDER ROSS, M._ I). of CIi’town Ex- WILLIAM KEARNEY, Mtrcliaiii of Murray,
Edward Island Ri,,er_
Fox Iiiieedera' Association President.
coi. cuiiiis s. £iviEitY,'c.ii¢¢i.i of HAMMOND KELLY. Stock Breeder and
Customs of N¢WP°ff» V¢l‘ll\0l1i, Vice' Farmer of Southport. `
BENJAMIN ROGERS, Broker of Ch’town, MURDOCH J- M¢LE0D. Merclianl of Mur-
ray River.
_Form of Application
I hereby make application to Permanent ‘Silver Foxes Ltd of Char-
!glii<;f0WlI:. lgrince Edward Island to take the number of shares in the Cap-
I mc 0 the Sald Company Set Opposite my signature below. I enclose
Remember
While low _capitalization makes
for large profits. good breeding
stock makes for permanent proht.
The Permanent has both these
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T0 BENJAMIN ROGERS
on or before October
801110.
APPLICATION FOR STOCK I L
SI`l3l'€8 $25 Shares $25 `
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Secy Treasurer Permanent Silver Foxes Ltd
Ch’town, P. E. I. 1
Ido hereby apply for..._..._.......shares in the Permanent Silver Foxes,
 EUCIOSCCI find $............being twenty percent and the balancei agree, to _
1 1914.
   
 
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