glance. ui .Chocolates ` fin Neil|on’s choco- rare nuts=of are em most de- y0l1 CVCI' Neilson’s Chocolates “The Chocolates That Are Different” E.A. Foste Central Drugstore A A\\\\\\\\\u~v/1nun1us\\\ t\vlll£ 'H aavizulm Hair Goods wa .__ fro All kinds of natural hair goods for so sale. Also' combings made up. Miss De D. Rudse, 171 Great George St, Char- aff lottetown. 2864-9-8Mwfm1Mpd. nla _ - all WARBURTON .G SHAW. , ei- Barristers. MIOPIIBYI. Notary Pub- ] if llc, Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank- dl ers Association, Bank of Montreal ,d Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor- ‘ inc ation. ` PF Olllces-Old Guardian Office. Pro- Doi was Block, Charlottetown. P. Ili. I. to fro - on of tho words of arranged with_Dr Lundio to reside at - ‘ section 151 and of the history of this the ranch and personally attend to the ction but from a careful perusal of foxes during and after the mating e following authorities: Re. J. L. season, and hope that as aresult there _ cuu'*Ma.n[gi. C0 1900 2 ' ` _ ' in -. . Ch- 753. will be no losses-of consequence dur- ‘lviitii ,Cape A.,-Breton and Victoria ing the coming season 9 0" 6 E» L~ R~ iii DDB- 37 81111532. Inasmuch as an idea -prevails that _ ' _ _ ' ' '--` In re Carlton Election 10 E. L. R., the removal of the ranch from Tigllsh ` ’ pps 68 and 141 ' ._ h` town' - . was the cause of thedestructlon of _ Queen, sto C In re Sudsbury and Queens Election the young foxes by the oia ones, your E. L. R 221 Dir . . ectors have decided to tost the It was suggested by Mr Palmer thai. mutter by removing three pairs of old 'Yilig “Hide the Order f0i‘ il 1‘0C0lll1£. I foxes back to the old ranch in Tignlsh, 1 functus oiiicio and have now no where Mr Dalton has madeurrango- wer to alter or set it aside. ments for putting them* in widely 'This involves the question wh th G ers separated positions in the original County Court Jud h ‘ _ ' _ D _ Ke. W en hearing an Tignish ranch In this connection it plication for, or conducting a re is worthy of note that s pair of board- unt. acts in a judicial or ministerial ers, purchased from the Dalton ranch Duuily- Tile iiuihofilies are Very three years ago, and which had not clear that the County, Court Judge in raised anyyoung during the first two ,_ _ ii- i the Dl‘0C€edings of a recount under season of boarding, this year produced , mi... -' ' ie Election Act exercises judicialiand raised a litter of five splendid ' ' ' nctions-- pup5_ ' _ McLeod vs. Noble, 28 Ont. Rep., at in January o_ne female fox was _ n share of the output of the pair ofidirector for Nova Scotia, resigned. A 546' ' killed by her mate' almost every bmw salary only chan of that which? he lilac ggmbzzdowhégxszevvilérrgfTixsieatg iboarders l1ereinbei`oi'e mentioned) and v In re Tliornbury Election Petition, in her body having been broken, and V|0\IliY f°°°|V°d-.While ‘the ` “'“‘;§li“g_ ma be Lmmdemiy expectéi aim the originai pair of iiordem The p Q-BD.. at D. 751. the pslt very badly cut up ami slob. Director has aetediwithout any ille nd A1; Mr W B Pmwse our Secretary Directors have agreed io board “msc past _ i I Per King Justice in ex Dario Baird. hered with saliva. It was a difllcuit °l'*\U°“ since the l9§°°°‘ofcu"eiifi are and Managgiig 'Director' leaves for t:he`foxes for tho coming season at 25 per of optimism prevailed, but, ashs usut; N‘B‘R" at D' 196' matter even to ski" it' Them were me other Directors have gveln “in the irout as an oiilcer in 'the Battery of cent( of the young produced ‘hy them., in* P. E. Island meetings, til e ilved. Reg ve, Owens 5 Jurist N.S., 764. 30 or more holes in the pelt. After Swing their services "cey i H Artiilcr raised here this sum- All of which is respectfully sub' llresent Dcssimist was ra or ou Pritchard vs. Mayor of Bangor. 13 being prepared as well as possible, it eiirnest hope thltlit. durilaz \!ili1;2mC‘}'(;‘r;'ug_ mgzwiie Wm ybe unable to again‘lIlili9ii» s pp. cas 214. _I was sent to the London market and, in “"0" the "nc" linaf `i.e,.eiu,-im niaylheeept the position of a Director. His* Dried tile 7ii1 day of October, A.D. n h H _ Per Townshend CJ" in North Cape me last June Sales reansed £60 nate and mg sa B ac 0 y brother Directors deeply reilret losing 1915. . . of the share mms' retou Election, C.E.. L.R., at p. 38. ($300), which, under the exceptional “Kam be ha ~ i Mr Pmwse,B services’ as he was a The ,sport of the yrinamfmi genre. The jurisdiction l have on theielrcumstaiices, and considering the As the expenses of the Company r Y _ , atter of _this recount is purely stBt\1~,fact that the war has most seriously have been running on for some tlrine, or the Board* . miie over $7‘000_ »iiie diicciois CX. iy and the tendency of courts is to affected sales, your Directors consider while no returns have been com ngi h Di t rs rc Nt to have to am piaiiied that the eximiises ici. iim terpret these statutes literally and an excellent sale and sustaining the in, there is now a, considerable over- T e urec seam got. their caretaker coming yen, wmiid in, $Z,500_ W 'ith great strictness. The question ranch’s reputation for the highest class draft. and D1`0‘/1510" has *U be m“d°,“°“’;l°° ‘fix Mr John Gaudet who The ioiui flifi0blCflil0SS 0f Ulf’ C0111' im ere is whetherlhad or had not Juris- Qt fur' for carrying on the business for thoigici et mitfsdmmer He had been in pany is about $18000' wmle me osontly iooked.up and said. "0. iction to grant the order now in ques-i In connection with the sale of pelts, next twelve month! For this Dl1\‘- 0 H m amiuav I wish i Couid be a soidieh 011 It will 0° b hy nent iv" "well, dear," said his other, "you are not old no Monson a ourrv 5 5, Barrister: and Attorneys _ til lollql refer oy Bank oi“;C|nada 1 ifinonegr fo |.o"sN_», _; __ ~ 'Ele ‘ 'at A. A.;MeLoan, K.C. Donald McKinnon ` 10 MoLEAN & McKINNON _ ' l Iarrlatenl, Attorneys-at-Law ali: _Bmwn Block, Charlottetown. D0 ll 0.6, McLeod, K.C., W.E. Bentley, K.C. C0 C .tlloLEOD G BENTLEY. ca al Barrister; and Attorneyl~at#Law ti Oiilces-Bank of N. S. Chambers. fu Charlottetown. P. E. I. PATENT soL|ci'r`on 9 ;G WM. S. BABCOCK 'Lawyer (U. s.) una registered Pa a P. 9 tent Attorney, 15 years experience in ‘ Canada and U; B. Inventions prompt- B lyvpatentelf. Trade Marks and De signeibglsteredg infringement and m validity searches. Evidence collected to in patent suits. P ports Drepsrod for ir- counsel. _ \\ Expert witness in patent suits Pat h ents obtiined in all countries 99 Bt. d _- . ,M D it I ' f' er I years amount necessary io ho buid at onccigir _ ' _ . th Dire tors recommend ihsi P H °“'S emi’ °Y 0’ S" “ i iighti under $12,000. This sum James Street Montreal. Write for in tim.any power; t ltilflogtiilidieddzhuioxi,ifxgugeiitog 11:33; iogfleii-east tlomfig grills giiseassessmentcot 2% per cent. on ,before this Company’ ittiok overmtéiei is ti, be ifiiiseii immediately by a con. W - ’ B, l recount until gre _preliminary re-'New Orleans to studythese markets. the capital stock bebmade uiirosi aliglliliichwfzifgd ;1“‘;a:’§l°t"‘|iWa‘n‘d iilfiilzffious , tributloxil of tlitzisharolitiiatigzis, ng;-eeg slili uirements of a sufficient ailidavlt and_Wei have no doubt but that valuabieishares. the sense to as re un e ou employee .to ntht e mee ng yes Y. an ie necessary deposit with the clerk information will result from his en- _of the first pro B IDB 9- h Th 'i ir tion of foxes at thai DQR: ttiiglés the meeting _Wag B0me_ Eh s a security, had been made I have quiries. While bitterly disappointed at tie ohreg S sheen carried out *hat stormy but it e dediwith a good so lready held for the reasons given The expenses of the ranch have unfortunate results of the last seasonls railiicll; aerigoriigw in the ranch 4g foxes ,eénng on iho ipartilwf au and me th iat the aflldavit does not comply with been cut down_ to the lowest, possible operations, the Directors yet firm Y b I rio B t th Com is ,_ I . . _ ,- ie requirements of section 151 and is limit. Dr Lundie, who has taken the believe that the ranch will again eong ng o e » formatl ` . _ ii D335-5-7§?tf. S , tl _ ‘ a _ Mrs. Youngwedd-I think, dear. You a _ought to get your life insured. ti Youngwed-_- Do you want-people to tl belief upon hearsay. ' Mr. Cousins presence at the counting the better en e were any votes improperly counted he could state in what respect theywere ob- jection ble no s ted in the affidavit. The t t . i' , i abled him to state facts if there were any to be stated. It ther " s a ement Third annual report by the directors do by the Deputy Returning Officer on Thursday the.7th' day of October, i \_ the number of ballot papers cast A.D. 1915. ' any candidate could only be in-i Ladies and Gentlemenf-At the close correct if he improperly counted or of the Company’s third season's opera- improperly rejected any ballot papers tions, your directors report as fol- or improperly added up the votes. ilows:-- That Mr. Cousins, who was present! The season of 1914-15 has been a tching the counting abstains very unfortunate one. No less than m stating that he saw any specific 15 litters of young pups were destroy- t of wrong doing on the part of the~ ed by the parent foxes. There can be ' puty Returning, Ofilcer at this poll fno doubt whatever but that the litters ords a presumption that none took were all born and the mother foxes C9- were in excellent condition. The The provisions of the Election Act Directors and the Veterinary person “V0 made £0 Safeguard the rights of ally examined all the mother foxes parties. In my opinion it was nev- and found them healthy and with intended that they should be used milk. Your Directors have been un llilffilss will put to expense a can- able to find any cause for the destruc- date whom the .returning officer has tion this year, by their mothers, of :clarod duly elected on the mere sus- the young pups. Last yearthe loss izrn or belief of any applicant that was _easily explainable owing to the cgularitics have been committed by heavy stormsthat prevailed, hut, there uiililiiiglltiiiiuiiliiiigniiincers in the were no guilt: storms to account for it ' W Clusive e a o papers. tie osso t sseason's young. Since ~ ; `._ I num lodntimd tliitiiconclusion not only the losses occurred the Directors have i it A ‘ e" are ex n to s era M A iagents f say I wasafraid to take chances on consequently iilslliiioielii 0 1| youl- _coekiagr-~ Boston Transcript.. . w qt\n»u§\r¢L;s~¢.-_-_-_-_-_-:_--rf-‘-‘-`-‘-'--of-'-‘~‘-'ff-‘-`-'-"‘ '-‘- . ,_ _ i .race-‘rams ,iz ‘ _‘nie 1ario¢1ictioasM_ ' si, ` V C f' . f _ ` §d?lgN€l"?W€\a?"!“9d~ N°t“{1*Y|_%li.` -i. if i' ‘W _ __» edict on in consequence e 1.160-I _ i A/ ' ' ' ~' “Z _..__' ‘ ~ 2 » ~ ifeotivs ailldavit the order is voidgalldi . ' no further proceedinll lii°_l‘°l|"4°" »°““_ - __ - he hadiii _:nag gifetitdclan be ivan < V toavo 0 sr r or "hy W” me in supporter his suggestion _ |01 _ “nd ofltkmg gcfat the’ Judgment given by `Mf"vYNJ{]¢° , ‘ ' Lamont tu chambers in the su§'sdia » \ , _X i _ t fs ktch anintheR_e Wi' ‘ ' '- ‘” “li” “W “'° ‘gi?:§k°n1e°éii: sue' reported iiimzz' \ vemure b°y°“d hi' 'Western Law geporter p. 60. In' that ' verily believe that me they Judge hem thai me amdavik. f ' ,0m°°’ “t L°”5_ upon which the County Court Judg! mme 'W *_*-*' made 'the order for’ trracouiit was °t th°.,““’¥},b°" °f suiiloient and being sufficient he had i, K papers cast etc. _ .’l_‘hat I iiiiisdiiiiion and that no. subsequent , ' _ ' '. "°“°“ ¢° b°"°"° °“'i_d? \'i5u°"’.'i,-application should be entertained to Q _ W __ °**»` _ ’ ' _ "W “am p:;P“ty¢iR°t“"““5 0m°°' set aside .the order on .the :round of . , ' i "‘° "id f' ‘ P° “g§‘d.""'°". “M ‘tus iuauniewiiey or the amdavit. 'rhsro “°"‘”"‘“ °"‘" P” *Y.“°f'l}7"'“¥ is in that se ue not report orftne “lf °°"°"“' “"1"” |’°"' _ “Pi uinauvit's_eonteuts._ it does not apnea: .~ i » Rgprrg ¢°““t°d b°u°t'_‘ in f“."°§ '° tp' havebeen founded on the belief of _i l ' *"“ A|“°“de' J' M°N"m &°‘ -the applicant as in this case. Besides. » i I ,_ _ 8 i I ti:'h°t°‘('i°" i“"° give” in °"_”; the remarks of the judge are simply - ‘ ' §m‘;iid°be J§si‘}g;d“i' i dmf"i”1‘ ::"°'1n_ ehiter diets seeing that he hem he had ciusion that the '})epu:'y"§eufnfi';g no :jurisdiction to entertain the appli tion to compel the County Court; - "'_“_ -»~ Oiiicer at any poll at this election had ca e , committed any irregularity in count- Judge to hold the recount' ' ` ` . -*_ a and not to be counted. `The_`annual meeting of the Charles ' lf there were any improperly rejected Dalton Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd., was which should have been counted for held in the Knights _of Pythian Hall him he could point out why they yesterday afternoon. Mr Charles should have been counted and if the Dalton presided and opened the meet- votes were improperly added up sure- ing by reading the following report:- ly he or some one else must have DIRECTORS' REPO T. R » -*_ made an addition which differed with To the Shareholders of “The Charles that made by the Deputy l_tetu_x_7iing Dalton Silver Black Fox Company, Stfllcer and if so why was t thi Limited." a of H i ma ».- " *T for ii . _ . _ i -.I _l .1 1..-4 .' °'_ I h ll not' roceed with the " ingtthe ballot pi;i»ers.~In my! view it is recoufita appiiedp ici. an i a sand not be efs or opin one which order that the order granted La proper reading of the. section re- by me .herein on the second day oi -““ ’°“' oetohsr 1915 he set aside and vuoatea mg/Ir' axfrburkzn "Swat 39°" and that_the returning officer and his R disiinctio en egvgre tgi "W clerk be discharged from further atten and th U e Wfen 5 °:;° `dance and that the deposit of $100 be - ° °““"° cteq °“ ° returned ,to the applicant or his argument that the applicant Cousins aiwmeyf - ~ , , _ was himself at the Poll in question ,_ A, _ , I, » _ _ when the counting took place and for ' ' ` ‘ that reason his belief should receive f _ I » I ~ greater weight than one who rests his V 4 -‘ _ _.7 ` 'ii its name implies -the “HUDSON” K ` is a cold weather or__ ` ‘storm ulster Without ~a~ .vestige of the common' lines and commonplace appearance of the ready-, made. garment. (I Style, service and com- fort are tailored into it in heaping measure, and you have your choice of scores of rich, imported fabrics to choose from. (I Take another look at it~it’s Worth While. (I 20th Century B1°aI1Ci_ Of course. e MOORE .& M¢LEoD R. T. HOLMAN, LTD. Water St. Summerside Y' - » fi 1 i ~ ~. -n 4 i _ __ __ ~ I l' 'T p y have 8.. land directors 'and' also oi’~ Mr. Log-‘al ese Pr minary requirements voluntarily assumed full charKs at alcause of the destruction of their youn8i15 Der Cent- interest (M1118 ill*-lil" l|°»"0f‘N°W' Brunswick 'Mr' 'Smith' 3' , _ ' -.i - -___ _ 4 i _ most energetic and valuable member tary”el1owe&1 WISHED T0_.BE-A SOLDIER A little ladwho had been intently :itching thc bronzed soldiers Wil0 rl just returned from the front, _ e ugh, be- ies you would have to leave nurse, il you would not like that," "Oh, I ouid take her with me,” "But, dear. ldiers can’t take’nurses about with em." Yes mamma., _they can. Why, pany, s o two unanimous reelection oriau the is- on ' . C mp ance utmost interest in the industry, has prove a paying business, and that the pairs in which the Com an i v ith th ell , _ , i , _ » _ ' - '- ‘ ` Sunday when we go into the park the soldiers we see have nurse- aids with them." | Ae we <0 A\.oi~i<,~ GENERAL - i°i_i_ Polar . our THE PLACES or l ` s ¥1‘~T:" rii ii ll l Hi- 3.* u~n'eaEo'r-orroos -“FK - - mists Rianv is me New 2-in--'n "5 ouirs Hoosi-;= - f ’*“T"' arises- i _ '11-ll\'ri‘M ' ~ 5; <_ou-'roi i. .':_ _ ___h»o/as NICETIME cd* onwrae Now THsT_eoii.oiN