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Annie McDonald ....

,` Percy Sennmn ...

.Q Marisa:-e*. Mclntyre ..a'..,_

Q Clnru Wnlsh ...

Lear” 6 Milton Sounders. ...:..

_ Miss Annie Lord U- -_ 1 J. w. \i'|nu»

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Mi'dind hurper 646 560

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MONTAGUE.

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~ J. M. .~\I'seni\Ult 266,750

Mrs. John Hackett ......1.4S2,525 E. E. Crosby 73,129

KENSINGTON.

Gladys Iloylis 168,350 ‘Margaret Cameron ..._

\ lilnrgnrot. Sutherland

' ‘lienimrslii ‘clouier .... .. ..

Mnrguret Fnsoley ...i Geo. Ilownoss ..

, e _Isaac I.owt.her ..l..

Mrs. F. J. Murphy Miss Glen Leslie 4......

\\or ,, . Helen D. Poole _ . . . .._

.;._..: new and l.<is_-.§_¢>_i‘_f>i.ti:n or V er Gis0itGn'i‘owN.

I l'nef.i0i|l_e"Si;;nalurcol ` Mrs. F. (7. Owen ..

"` Percy !\. Nzinuel .._. . . . . . .

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~_xI__ I W.--_-_-~_--__-;;_-_~;;;:.-.~~ -Bello mills ..._Ja,>§~i0|M,.s_ Angus Damwh ______ 106,150 ly . _ » - " I BllAU-WEANE-_ MT. ALBIUN,

"' ' " " " Dan Dixon ‘......91Z,'l50

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nay Morris ..._....‘..i0s,m

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.846i%00I ‘ QBARAUD.. 754,626 _J. W. Newton ..,... ......96,700 105.450 rims. A. Cobb ...... ~.. .... ...105,5z5 .13l.'N»0 STANLEY BRIDGE. ‘ .

. 26.300 James E. Flemming __, ......2‘.l,400 .$138,250 H. 1'. Pien-ring ......i0s,2’rs

.$15,175 w. A. Miller ............... ...2s1,ss0 19,100' » VICTORIA. `. , l .ii'.l.7o0.Mi-e. w. s Havent. .L. zs,'l-25.

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317.450 Sam' B. 1=`re_uel_i_ ._.,._..’, 44.'1\'<> _ Al.iaA`N'Y. _ -93.200 Fruiik i‘.1eKeiina_,....“.`.. .. . . . . ..L_

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Ida Dnivson L.`. ......107,2’l5

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eslie Campbell .... ......\_1_7,300

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.36,825 John Houston 129,325 31.925 MER-MAID. ' <13.9Z5 .Irene MU'tln` ..<... 138,760 483.250 - ' ' nus'r1Go. 1'34,17'5 Angie lluete ,....'. .... .. 72,350 ....s,z50 iviiielxrninv RIVER, ..94.27='- Jos. A/I-‘ora 114,725 1oi,i1s } mmL.iNG'roN. 223.175 Alex. cionnns ......5i,z50

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337.250 Wallace Wiiideil ...l05,l-50. 221.425- i~‘RuNoH llivnii.

lilinernuii Delaney ...... ......l02,725‘ G. 'l`. Sims ....2 ......... 31,300 NEW LONDON. S. D'iniiiiv_: 1,479,325 MARSHFIELD.

Ludlow Jcnliirls ...-......lI8,200

N. MILTON.

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Foxes, Foxes, Foxes

_lust received at the sales ranch of the Massachusetts

Fox Exchange on the Mount Edward Road, one of the finest shipments of Silver Black and Cross Foxes evei' received on the Island as follows:

Ten‘Pair Finest Silver Blacks Forty Pair Highest Grade Crosses

Ranches looking for good stock should see u_s and get

our prices before purchasing. Teams always 1n_ attend- ance at the Massachusetts Fox Exchange to take interest- cd parties to our sales ranch to view our stocl_<.

THIS I5 YOUR OPPORTUNITY to get into the Fox

business on the ground floor. _ _

FOX MEN GET BUSY and organize your companies.

We can supply you with the best of stock, Silver Blacks or Crosses. _

Call or phone and make an appointment to see these

Foxes at an early date. _ _

Options taken to supply high grade Foxes to be deliv-

ered when required.

Massachusetts' Fox Exchange

161 Queen Street, Phone 515

Charlottetown, P. E. l.

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wr-n‘d'».i1 Mnrrney... ...3o0,1.i0‘

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Hector Mebean ...91,72E'| NEW HAVEN.

Kentfnrd K. Scott ...97,200 Fred Beer ...1Z8,l2El

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on the naval question similar go time

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J L0.\`DON_ .lone '~¢;--A pnrry .pm O

in (lnuuida, seems inevitable, ,record-

" lm: to the reports 'ol the Auckland

correspondent: ol._the Glasgow Her- ald. New }.2eala_1'ld ,_,has ,ollgred an increase of the present subsidy from £100,000 tg #$150,000 if the British navy ninintaihs t\v<l`Brlstol cruis- ers in New Zealand. waters. This proposition has not heen nccepted,

rind if the nositioii of the parties ‘s

.V/QODBTOOK.. _iIune»iI.-f’1'»l‘<»_nightlsI` f session ol'tlle*Proll>ytAirian' general ».-» aaosnibiy. was .devoted-tq.¢na.r¢mtl1il='§ or wellfinlillllltiwrlvmoti irlomer mir.

:inn work _iii out-ot~wa';vi.ciimen|.é..'o1t of . in .se ye .9111 se, in _ttillx'§lil:c?dl»Iyti_e?i‘xll|i;1`lol‘§`_1l_gxi Tleldn. The i" meet‘lng_;w&;,e.`~piiblll‘.one.; and the ‘~ Knox and rlum wa‘s§'aga_in"_pa.eked to the doors. Ten minutes was nl-_ otted'uac_h' spodker. -‘ _ ‘ ' The Rev. _VVm.-_l1Iupi,"o,' in presenting the_ report 'ofthe easter-;i;pection _.__ home missions, ,'st¢_uted-j{thp_t.}_the rev-

_nue received dui-l&i_ `y_e_ar _pest 'wiis the largest ii‘\`,'_ _ _ `_ toryfof the

Maritime Provinéesi __ :_ _

-ordained missionaries w ' ‘

.io $1,000. Mr. Munro Pl`°9.°l,1l2ed' a resolution to taht? effect, which was carried and also will nlve tho. com- mittee powerto deal; with special sees where the sum stipulatedi will

not be snfnclent.

| The report ol the augmentation committee contained ,several recom- mendations regarding the 881811? I20

be paid ln. the Maritime Provinces.

| The Rev. W. F. Spencer moved that he .xniinimuim stipend :ln the Mari- time Provinces be one thousand dol- lars and a mansei and that augment- fl congregations shall give no less han six -hundred dollars and a free ‘ ouse. It was pointed out that the deommendutions ol the western see- tion in regard to tlieee matters were lmost odenticol with those being considered and the assembly adopted u resolution that these recommenda-

tions lie adopted.

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salary of l be raised

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sion of the/-New Zealand parliament, 'the government will “sk for U, votn of .£40_0,000 ,to biii1d~;\ cruiser ol the 'ci'own. Sir Joseph Ward will leitd

Ithe opposition, which prefers in imperial to local navy. Unli e

Canada. giogvetllor. there; ist no dHll\i»I81` of con ic between t e Wo ¢\H'|\\- bei-;1_ an the government has 5 mu- jority in both.

T0 WEATHER5

While you of course `kiiow-thief you perhaps do not

realize that to secure lol your homo the greatest protec.

tion from the elements, you should use . _4 _

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“engine Paint.

' In it you will lind the greatest wear combined `with the

beauty of perfect color and permanent effects. It give; absolute protection in all wenthers, B-H “English” worm last forever, but it goes a step farther in this direction than

ang other paint, hence, is the most economical paint to ug¢_

_-H “English” Rain: both in white and in tlnts, is made

according to this formula for its base: 70 percent Brand. ram’s B B. Genuine White Lead, 30 per cent White Zi-sic,

and guaranteed 100 per cent pure.

Call today and get-a beautiful Booklet full of 'valuable Painting suggestions;

l’EItNll.l. & `CilANll[~|iR

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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For Sale

2nd and 3 options twenty pair class “A” Foxes

'u-e-.1 on.-ugh-wwf; |I 3rd option on 5 pair class “A”_Foxes.

of Cuando. Limited. 'I

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Q of reliable _Fox Companies. 0 `_ The Farm Stock £5' Fox

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Investors in fox companies nliouldlweigli THREE POINTS . ‘ ' '_ |I _' This Ranch lnu an enviable recond which should inlerell YOU. ' I P I

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The pall of the DlNNlS RANCH is il record of phenomenal success. Thi' i. a GROWING' CONCERN _ ~- __ .

The present of the DINNIS RANCH isa continuation of its past history. . - . . ,, ,, . . ne inn. of ii. nmms iuucii me iimfm it who f- I ,..,.,,.|, l;l}'i.;S'Li':,'1;'§'.f|°;§if},»_?l"5llllhp'I'°§" °“'_'°“' " "°°"'°"" l'"°‘“"§ 'l°'="

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