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_ DNESDAY ky   L. TEST News :rl-IE  7 4 i A kms: or ALE." ' 'f   l9_ll_
 Karakul Sheep  
-rr Pars 'ro ii in tim Pr vim -one oem' a ii i _
_ P PaUY» lm! e - _“Y 0 tion for advutifggwthscmlgd. -
capital $150,000 Shares  each -MR. P‘RA!\'l\ LAFFERTY ll,Ca.sh must accompany gi-der. Mini- fl
200 shares available for immediate subscription; °““""“” A‘°“'L’ S“"`”°°"m°' mum °h°"° “'°“__.”`°'° °°""‘ "`
50 P~ C- 021811 011 application; remainder in 30 days - -suesemuefiis. .hal-;iati....wB.e I-rpm bitfgneijiiup apt? swat.. ~t
' ' ° ' . week tw beore te me Ley an eo n 3 gr y'gTn¢0.»
The proceeds of this sale:is_for legitimate extensions, have gm ,gr has mind and thu.” Parlors' Bummmmm a r \ R
Il0t fOl‘ dlV1deIl(.lS not miss an issue, in all papers are -- ‘
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Dr. C.C. Young Karakul Shee Com L' 't d
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prices offered us and pay ourselves 100 p. c. dividend this year. ifciiieir. over tw.. houi-S solid
pre
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discounted promptly 01| “lilly *
1 There is now no manner of doubt that a good average grade of ““t°
Persian Lamb fur can be produced in the first cross from our _.D
stock. See it for yourself on our farms. imen
2 'I` here is alSo no doubt but the fancy priced grade of Persian 'Fm
Lamb fur will be consistently produced after a few years of ’f“
selection. That is why we offer no sheep for sale now. If wefllfiv _
were promoters merely we would sell our sheep at the huge nniiwn wharf in s.....ri.rsi..-e at 0 no
0N’T MAKE ANY other enguge- ma
t lor 'lhursday evening, August
Tuke in the moonlight exeurs~ -
on hoard the 8.8, Iimpress under che
utsplces of the Siiiiimerside Im- mer
amen; Association, leaving the lem
MR J C LEWIS, Guardian re~
eentetivo ln Alberton, will gladly
eivs subscriptions and advert slug
FIRST NATIONAL FOX Ex-
nge of P. E. Island, Ltd., Sum-
aide ofler for sale three Gloss "A"
ales, tour Class "A" mules, nnd
ee Pairs Class "A" foxes.
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tenths of all the reallv valuable Karakules in America, were ""“ ("m°"""‘ 7’ 1 will
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imported last year oy Dr. 'i oung. We also own all living rams! _TN ,,,,,,,t ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,c,,,,,,,,,, this pri
rhern Maine ranch-lireil mink, _,
ch I can supply at reasonable 4-' 
ces nm! at once. Now is the time ‘
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3 We own the sizcoNoi.\ii>oi<rATioN and all their progeny, nine"‘°““*“ "°°' "“‘_°” “‘1"""“”‘g I.~“~l HAVLON HAND “ "“'“"°" °’ ‘-” 9 f,  ‘ __¢- ___/f_\  4.
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called full-blood sheep than all others combined. They number- UU" will l"` the """“1l1<l“‘ “ill 0" fi;
y nie hound to adviiiico in price
ve ulso number of niiirten, tishe
if “
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of the FIRST lMPOR'l`A'i`Ioi\' and all valuable blood lines. i..iii...~.i<-i~, iiiiiier the auspices of the t" buy- Don't wait too lute ng ‘ - __ `=\`\`, ._ .V _ »_~g,_\~'~i_~ _ _ __
4 We reckon our assets by izl.ii0D 1.INE;‘ but we have more so r~‘\1~~~ii»1~1»'i1l=> Imiwovement Aesf>ciu~ *ll* ` ' r- ~.\ ,\i¢_,§,_.,‘>\ ‘ an §=l?"‘  `l‘
i .' \ .’ ° <2- _ EJ ' ' ` ‘ A " " `
es ol all kinds at very lowest \-` .__,.f , _ “Da
n€ar1yfOur Score' 'thc  hiiiprceu tomorrow evening, 131
5 We are the only breeders entrusted with a permit to enter Kara-l1:j;,',ff;{,‘,§,,§."'§,,,"§i\,,§,'f§§,,,:,:§’1,1: 
kule Sheep through American qtiarzintiiie. Others recently tried' nn.-n rf.. pifioy ri most pleasant two
to enter some so called Karakulcs from the vicinity of 'I`ran- hours outing. The boot leaves the
scaucasia, both at Montreal and New York but the sheep were  _"“il“'“!" §"h“ff “\]9“t 9 ,“~ f»-'~ Uflml
slaughtered by the authorities. >,"’. ,;‘_f“_"‘,“"lf§: §‘"fl“d t'°k°‘f“(. ‘;','°'
6 We alone have the facilities to select animals in West Turkes- ,E,';n`°7§;"'“' mg 'a Y an ’e;','93§`
tan and arrange their importation into America and exportation ' '
from the continent. »~i!Ai\‘iiso1iii': Nicw BOA'i‘.- on
7 Our herd of Karakules is the hcstziggrcgation of Karakul blood- I"““l1\Y les* °ili”~<="H "0@i”@<l 11 “HY 1"'
line in the ~v<>f1f1~ . 132;; ':.;“'...:'.:;:‘".‘:.€.t.i.:.“ 
8 Our only _competitors will finally _be the people of West Turke3~ ` ,,.`,,v.,.i f.-af.. <:lnn{'rriiverfie in einirge
_. tan especially Bcklizim. lou can Judge for yourself after Study- ui mr. i.@siii» cninpifeii, the iiegignei-
ing the character of the people concerned who will finallymifi iiiiiificr or the imiit, which he
achi(-gvg the grggt gu(j(‘_@gg,'_ lwas iii-lircriiig to Mr. W. F. ll.
N. B The Morin was taken from Spain to Australia In which locality did the lll'»`"fi€‘"\“"Y. ‘If lt"'lf*<l\\0- TIN! l""f\f Algerton Dark Suv"
breed hecuiiie the more valuable 1* lo Sl‘l<‘l'<=ifll‘- lillilt 'Hull °‘<iiiil1l’f'<l “Hd A
The Ostrich was triekoil nwny from South Africa. hy‘the Americans 'Nflcfrtil nizidli ifriniig nn the i,,,i|,]e,. Eelmont 100 1
a few years ago. See what America can showin Ostrich plumes ut the Panama ' who is iilreiiriy famed lor his nkill as ee
exposition next your as com ‘uareil with Honili Africa. ii limit liiiildnr.-J. ~ B“"l{"° [00
A considerable proportion of the lambs born in 1914 would l ““`""" "“`°"`"` glliiilsttonrfix on lgg
bring fancy prices. There will be no difliculty in breedingup every* WESIEERN PERSONALS Beech liiii I 50
sheep to the highest priced variety because the company possesses V --~ itiiiirlottetown 100
enough unrelated sires of proved exceptional value to continue' *~“”‘»° ~l“_"l" §l\"1"`v “Y “~=*U>_“- (ini-i-iitiws 100
crossing without inbreeding. ;\'i.;:;_.-_,i']f<.HiI1.»iily'iiitlgliiix-$11,! igiiirltqn pédmepd F Xe 100
Speaking of Ilr Young and Karakul Speep Mr McCreacly, Pub- U, ,,,`.,. ,mt M,..’ ,.q,,.,. ,K,\,,,,,,,. ' ”"’ L ' ° '
licily. Agent for P. E.l. says “The Persian Lamb industry bids fair H  " D
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to have a development here and throughout Canada second only to '»“fH- ""=‘"“ """'“'1y =»1\<l,*i“'i» F9115 icmiiire
th? Silvm. FOX.. Il-jrliii. mid liimiik ntl .\‘iip0i;;.i»i',  )'~;,,5te|-n 100
Robert Wallace of Edinburgh University, foremost live stock‘“"""` ""*“'*"""1“"'* "" 1'” “"`“;"""‘ "1"" l"1'@°1u'\'l
- ~ ' _ i. » - ` ' ` . IM ill; y ,_ \"i~.'t t MI'-.~i. .vli:Niilly's (;~» Q 4] N t
expert in the Empire says Dr. Young is in probably a better posi- ,,;}',_,_ 'M,f,;'_' ,,_ ,’._‘ “,§§.,,,,y, ,_-,.,,.,l,,“d H;°“‘:;tt_g';?tO‘; 0' lm”
tion than anyone else to get hold of the the very few really good i...i ii. 1.
sheep in Bokhara. If we could get the best of these out,eliminating| "‘°"*-r~"'- i\i~iitf.n Patch Fox C0. 50
all that sh0_w signs of soft wool, we can breed a far better sheep, E U N  M
than anything _we can get out now" Dr Wallace lectured recently M
on the subiect in London before the International Institute of Tropi~ M
cal Agriculture. United States Department of Agriculture says:   
“Two irnportations (of Kurakuls) were made in 1908-1913 res- \'
pectivelv. These shcep were brought over by Dr. C. C. Young of ___ N
Belen, Texas, (now of Charlotttetown, P. E. I.).fBuy only pure bred gp|,|-1_\pip in.;,<i iyrs oii'r.~.1.\1i~:i> l"°;i"°l‘11 :gg
ix 'riiic ciiiii-1 ou 'mit sick  “B ' 0
rams that have demonstrated their ability to sire skins of value.’
I
  irvn ciiiiipiiiiy, luis retiiiaicil from ii` ‘
of Kmakiil lambs are used in Canada to a great extent. Canadians 
W. E. l~Iiim:\ii, of the l"o.i'n.dor Oxy- ,R
iuit-`~t.ii his agent in Papo llretoii. R” 0
ces. ll. J. McNeill, Tyne Valley.
3322~7~3Mtl.
FUI SlUCl(_UUUIlllUNS
D
UEIANGES AND INVEST'
MENT COMPANIES
LTD.
Ask
I’nr_ I’i'i
100
McLean Co.. Ltd. 100
ch Wood 60
(lrigiiiiil 100
mlnlnn 100
100
40
100
I00
es .100
ontngue 500
mint. Edward 100
nssfychiisetts 100
North Il/liltoll Ped!
greed Foxes l00
Urth Tryon C0 100
ol`th Shore ‘|00
olno 1
egiil 100
. J. McNeill Co.
nynnr Iiitcrnntiniinl 10
'IINISHED AND CORRECTED
AILY BY THE FOX ICX-
ed
ce i
110
115
45
55
|25
.l10
70
60
175
l30
100
150
1?/5
125
105
50
125
100
125
50
GUO
115
110
100
125
100
150
130
10
5 9
  I A hat for every face fi-
  » d f t - t -
~ it.-.seg  p an igure a prices o
An unusual line of , <  meet every pocket -.
shirts we will be glad _   book L'
to show them to you . M, ’  50C to 00
at exceptional prices. 1 i  E 
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4;( W.
’ 
50 to $2.50  J.  Hosiery
.1-.5 
va-:_ .~ -;
x,.
Cravats 
Splendid wearing
 vaiaes ALL coLoRs
as *_ atalt prices if you have
tender feet or other
inspection here the new soft wise We can Suit you
Ors are SO Vamed that rolling lapels ahdl tight ‘glling either on a silk, silk ‘
shoulders are muc i in evi ence
but we show plenty of broad
narrow Widths and shouldered models too a
with flowing ends
PRICES
. 15. to $1.50 $5.50 to $22.00
 Prowse Bros. Ltd.
It is a pleasure to
_ Select your neckwear A grand assortment ot the
here.The style and col- newest in Clothing awaits your
'F54' Iii'
all CHU be Suited in lisle, cashmere or silk
nd wool.
l5c 120 $1.00
per pair
NW HEIQDHMM
' m is
“For that dip ln the Willy. YOU ' "` ’ '
>'.‘
spend more for them than for Silver and all other colors and'f,
species of foxes, Mink Otter, Skunk and Fisher. The Persianl in
Lamb fur is dtirable, becoming and economical. It is used by'\l
both men and women for coats, lobes, muffs, stoles, collars, cuffs, “
trimming, caps, mits, & cloaks. its use could he enormously exten- 
ded. but already there is ri wholesale demand in Canada for several C
million dollars worth yciirly. There was no domestic productions
until this ycar.
 .. _ ,, or
an bo i'cferi'eil to at this time.
r. lircd \‘lriitt.s of \e\\' \Vnterfoi'il, R
iriiii-i~ly of .\'iiiiimci'.~1idi~. ['n<l0i‘ the R
aiiiiiifinriit of .\'lr. and Mrs. Watts, R
if: iriirk uf the |"iii'iidiii' cfinipiiny has S
indii solid pl‘o;:i`<:ss and many fine`g
iros liuvc taken plnce by iiieiins of ,ls
xygcii 'l‘hcriipy_ (lnly ii few of these lg
'lho eliilil of J, I). (Wimiiiiiiz, New _qi
Wiitci'fi»rd, was <'.iii'|‘d of typhoid fev- T
in one \vc|-l\’s Liuitii n .uid the
tigers Payton 10
eirord 25
osemont 100
iiiith 100
eiil River 100
amson 200
giiriu Iiliiok Fox (ln. 100 125 '
Spring l’iirk Fox (.10. 100
lvur 'l‘ip 500
liiiriiiiglilireil 100
100
15
25 “
230 “
1,500
100
120 "f
mo c0i'im~d linen lining in :ill colnrie and
150 sliiidrs nt 2.'\f:t;-'. up, Hur swlniining
fl:
190 rieorge Ht. Mit. I
 l
r-cd (mg 0! Uni- lintliiiig clips, in,,de
f‘1I1eet qiiulity riilihcr, with iner- ,
TORONTO
in-fs show you now to float, swim ,
nfl offer gi`0.it npr-rt in the wnterl
'»rrts. up. The Two Miicn, l~lil (lreiit l UPF" canada
First Year Work.
ST. MARGARET’S COLLEGE
A RESIDENTIAL AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
(Founded by the late George Dickson M.A., Former Prlndpll nl
Lolle n rs Dickson.)
ge, nd M .
ACADEMIC COURSE, from Preparatory to University Matrlrlllztloi-III#
terling 100
‘ CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL
‘~l
,   tl, S
lllc Scclct-ll'Y. Mr-  child uf lsnnc Hpeiirs was ciirlul of
'ylnrs
125
125
MUSIC, ART, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, PHYSICAL EDUCATION' -
Cricket, Tennis, Basket Ball, Hockey, Swimming Bath.
' ‘
J. WAI.Tlil{ _l()N|~IS, Sccix-t:\ry,
Charlottetown. I’. li. I.
Please send mc inforipalion
about the l\':ii`al<iil Sheep :uid in-
struct mc how to acquire ;.:i i;i-
tercst in them.
NAME ......  ...................... ._
ADDRESS ....................... ..
3784-8-IM'/i
vV5lll(`|`.l0ll('-`S»Wlll llc pleas' priiiiiiiiiicril the case liopi-li‘i<i~i.
cd to meet prospective in- M.
iii'i'.<l of fcmulc tiwiiible.
next few days and explain F
tions.
as well as thc exact nature
of the extensions to be made had lost nearly nll use ot' joints and F
1) . th ~ ' _ muscles, lint after two niontli‘_s use Kl"£9l>Ul`Y FUI' Fllfml
y e(omp;my thls year of the l<‘arndoi' finds himself greatly D
_ iiimrovléil and alilo to resiimc work.
Phone’ Charlottetown  Z The little son of John W. l\Ic\":iI,
Port Hood, has been cured of infrin- M““°“ P""" B"°‘I 
tile paralysis rind John W. Ilolllins
ciirlcl. fuvvi' ziftirr two pliysici'-.iii:4 had T
i».‘.‘i:t.oi' Mcl<lncliei'ii, Sciitclitiiivii, liain N
on ciii‘f~il iii |’»rit'l\i.’n ilii~i<~ii:<t‘ iiiid I
Vvqtors. in g].0upSdm.ing the hi-nrt troiililii, iiiid his wife luis lieeii N
c
W. Ii. Hicks, iii:iniii:i‘i' of the Har- (`
is Aliiittoir Co., llliiceilliiy, cured of Vi
[lug new industry In detml lieurt triiiible and other cuiiipliuiia
W. H. Monroe, New Wiiterl'oi‘d, suf-
x'i.i‘eil much from kidney trouble und E
lireo Rivers
'l'iiplin Irving
urtli llivgr
`iit.on l'-0
ew lluven 23
(_\’liiiiii'y Patch 10
rystul 50
ctoria 100
John Agnew Fur lf‘u.rins
Ltd.
nipire (New Issue)
100
100 105
100
45
65
‘£5
10
100
40
55
105
1015 COMF'/\ NTFS.
20
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llalhuiisieuniversilyf
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia.
FACUl.'l‘\' OF AR.T% AND §(i|E\‘<:3
Wi-its for Prospectus.
School Reopens September 9th, 1914
u|s_ ann: iciisnu. miiuuii. uiss .i. r. ummimn. muipi.
ir'   _. ' . i ' ---W
IN Nl'I\\' lll'lI.l)l\`1J!~' .\'|‘ S'|`l7l)lil»l\'
(I-nrlsrwi leiulinv tn ilragrgeq in
flrls. Scenes, Munn, Pharmary.
l`~~o v»mr1~v»\if~~»iiri Vnginccrinq
 
20
100
nr Producers Ltd 100
Ltd.
innie Pedigreed
Foxes (New issue)
100
100
Sl. Tl. F. C0. 50
-_ - \ linen cured of gall stones and ,,t|,¢.,. `.\`r~,w Englmid and Prince
ailments.
Mrs. I3. .-\. Vzirniiclmcl, New \\'at.»ir-
ldrlwnril Islnnil S. Il.
Fox l‘o. .. ...    10
100
10|'
100
.'10
lfl
Mncl(ENZ|E BURSARY.
*200 iiompctoll fiif' at Mittiiciila-
ti n 1-xniiiications in Septeinber.
Two vo 95ll(‘0 Scholarships to
rioiiiioois ot' High bl-:H0015 No-
iiiiiiittio-i »»v°rv iffinmiil vmr to
Iihudes Srholarship. L'2l 0 an.
nuiillv for three wars; and in
i\'t_»=rne!o yours to |65! lfxliibilionf
Science Research Scholarship,
~Gray Marine Motors
Standard the world over, Made in sizes* from
3 to 36 H.  1, 2 & 3 Cylinders for boats of all'
Types and sizes.
Write for free Catalogue giving prices and full
iford, cured of rheiiiiintisiii, neiiiticil
iid stoinnch troiihle. Severnl of her
.El-`»0 iinniiuliy for two or three
)'|‘ni'l\. A
L'lY GF LAW,
information
. FOR SALE BY
Your
Chance
The Following l"acts will Convince You
Are the Foxes for the North Milton Co. from the
highest grade stock iii the Province, ves this is a sett ed
fact. Arc they from a strain of_ very heavr breeders, yes
they are;-did the parents of this stock sel last ear for
from the treatment.
This Offer
Slip
liiivi- liven inont eutisfnctory.
12 Alley Ht.rm~t, (fliiirlol.t.i*to\vii.
Mli.l°I1i.
('nptnin Johnston of the Siilvnt.ii'>n
.\i‘my, New Waterford, is using the
l~’ni`mli»r for "cliii'gyii‘cii’s sore
tliront," iind the little son of l<ln~
sign (`.ol\viiy of the Snlvntion Ariny,
.‘-lydiir-y, has been trentcrl for ciir~
iicliv, nnd the results in each case
W. ld. I'hminii’s preseiit iuldrvsn is
L, _______________, __ __.___-___
 
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  /I   mlmwcs "N wcclvlnh great MIP 'lhreo iifizirtiniirso
F
Straw
Hat
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FACULTY OF Dl»`.NTli'IR\'.
'fusaiuii 'f »r *Wit-ilfrfil iiiiil lleiilnl Enciiltiiis begiiiii
§"D|\"l\ll<'i'l1:lli.:i~i_|l for Arts, :ind l.:iW l"sciilti<~.~:,
Stipleiiiln- 2£l_lli l'ui'c:il<-iiiliirei :iiirl iiifiiriniiiiuii
.apply to thi- Sscrl-liiiy nt the l":iculr\' in niii-sliuii.
JCULTY OF MEDICINE,
l`i\'o rear cour/-e.
Vnii' \~r-ir "om-wg
l4Il8»3-2Mtl
_Y W Y V Y -N
Stanley, Shaw & Peardon
Sole Agents for P. E. I.
,-..._-3
It
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$30000 per pair, yes thev did;-are the young Foxes for
this Co. capitalized at .‘ll5.7(I0 per pair, yes they are. It is
also a fact that the 5 old feiiiales of this stock reared 22
pups last year and 21 pups this year or 43 pups in 2
seasons, one of the greatest records in the world.
Investor this is the Co. for you, write the Secy.at
once before the deal closes, for prospectus &c.
North Milton Pedigreecl Black Foxes, Ltd.
36 Elm Ave.-Phone 274-L-Charlottetown
3536-7~l7M1mo.
my
3 Sailinls Weeklv via St Lawrence
Mmm T0 LIVERPOOL Fmfn T0 GLASGOW
imtnql .Victorian .....Au|. 4 F;-pt.
9.‘:!‘.°.':.1;-tif: ..:*:"~-~- i\.:».=~.'.= .arf 'O
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llnntreiil. Scandinavian... Auv. 8 Sem 4
!ontr¢al..llcspei'lln . Auu. l5 ‘ cn* 12
‘Seeing is Believing’
If you want to see the
fruit of expert shoemaking,
look in our windows. A
trimmer looking, finer feel-
ing and longer wean? shoe
than the GOI;D tZ_Oi_D can
nn# LA 4'»..._
Sale
Every straw hat we
have ‘must be sold this
season.
Plenty of time to wear
them-but our time for
selling them is over and
they must go.
A good selection left
to choose from, all sizes
and shapes.
$3.00 Straws now $2.00
$2.50 Straws now $1.50
$Z.00'Straws now $1.25
$1.50 Straws now $1.00
All ne w stock this
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