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OUR WORK OF DISCOVERY to himself. It v»e_want to draw a VALUABLE HORSE Puncunggn CHURCH 0ps;N1N(}__.rph, ,nw
~ -°-"° 'mall 11W8Y "Om his 581111295' Nt “B -Mr. Wm. Boyce, Bonshaw, ‘sold Q Presbyterian .Church at Bradabane
One of the surest ways oi making talk about his goodness. If wc want nnn draft nnrn,_ weighing 1419 will be open on Sunday, Nov. ind.
people better is to recognize the to quench his desire for goodness, let nnnnnn tn John Home for W0 him; Three services will be held Sunday, good that is already in them. And , us talk about his bsdness. How slow dren dn1nn.n_ _ng 11 ,_ ,_n__ 3 p_ m_ nnd 7 n_ m_ An
if we start to move them worse we-_We :ire tc.; le_i_u~n this less0_n._ Hotw _.___ are eordiallY invited
need only, as a rule, talk about their | sadly we iin er others in re us ng o UNDER REpA1R_Tne Dominion _
failures and mistakes. No one could use with them the method of encour- Government nuildingin G1-ent Gem-gn GRQWING L0pGE___Th¢ pan;-]_y_
Iflll'lY 8061156 _P811 0! _l:¢illZ_l:_llD_fl I-°'l1E9l€l_U1ll Wl1l_°ll 0‘;é`__l‘“l`d mg; _T Pa; street ls at‘pressnt being both re- Stream Division, Granville, is gett- the awful evi 8 t at t F001 0 I 8 P8- lic" Y USG( W f UH- 0 _° paired and repainted.- The repairs ing into inll swing again and has
SUD “'01'ld in which ll* lived “mi .U“`i5¢'B 10" 5" 0”’ °“`“ hem” Wm are principally to the root which nn- added several new members to
W0l'Y°¢l~ __\'_';¢» ash hi' H:_ld:_°“"3_ th:_“"”`l;ht\;e flange' bug ll? ins 2,25 “:__r' Lder the stress of the heavy rain re- already loug list of names. At the
men imc-ns. e sui _ear i y, “ _eff H l- 0 m0\'¢ 0 P SS Y 6 H Y eently, is showing weakness iii sever- meeting on Tuesday last Mr. Claude .
_ - "_ _ n - _ 5 Dutch and Spanish Prince. It is 1’l3i°`-v'5~»`l°5?»Z 'Wifi “ii 1551-ig`°l»`3é»'§€§§.§f.°.”‘?. ‘.`.1.`;“..‘.§’ .`i.`§..‘.i ’“‘.§§§..`.flT. °‘ "‘“°°°' -- ?.I‘iI`..’I.‘“.i.§”.‘¥..”.?§f.°E..S§‘§‘;‘i.‘ii‘.i"E52 °1e==°“ me M*-= L°e‘“°°° °°‘
- .._ _ - ' t ‘_ _ _ __ _ _ _ being of noble birth could only be-
guliaekbbfdflfpwlriglszutfiislm Tsieifhigg in him some genuine :cod that can be mgfyogr §_;RW_.*_\_§_1_§_l_f_adFi_i_i;::_ii_;er __:u;:__i__ nag.i_¢;;i_i:___;i;:etin_i__l:diit_tl;_d_y_;'_El_¢;d i'J_:>tl_: come the »mo__ganahc wus of the draws th_»=_m__fnv=\s'-_" _('hf;_S_t \;§@f1_i_l\@ Qfsggt ms “am"g`p°'"t towanl Imp_e__riai motor engines ninnufgctured the order. The Pearly Stream has ,_ 91"” me ‘U ’“ “"“m“g 15 ‘““"l’°s ' by EBBPS- BFUC9 Stewart & 0~. iS always afforded its members great the bride the en V
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TWO S(.`(_JI-KE NANAIM() I' S _ el g
1l10TE`R=` #>`1‘lN'1` T0 J-Uh fi°l*}_1 °“dd°{_ the §_”_““°- *° “$01” *Ee lend. Plflfius an Ord" for immediate THE can FuRRY.- The construe-
`SUl 0 fm “Ve e men 'F “fn 0 attention for one oi these motors, of gi f th une 1 th gap
vAN"")I'vF‘R- B- V" Oct' 25” “."k' It is sam that F_“"‘”gd°" has 4 horse power. Ti?i?ve‘l'se ifiaigulrine to 53-1Ietoi(iP0ia:
Judge liriwcy today passed sentence gtried _to stop it but failed. _Some of ____,. which co__t__a_____o__s consider “canary on more than two score Nanaimo ,the mines have re-opened_with non- CATHEDRAL HEATING CON_ ___ order to facilitate tho building oi rioters. The maximum sentence yviig union labor and the situation among TRACT___Tne contract for effecting me te______n_____ _or the Car Ferry is two years. Many union oilicers will the men is_ very hitter. _. the henting arrangements for tne likely to be undertaken thi__.Fau_,I,h__ snend the next year in jail- -M N*‘““"“° N1? lime °°“_"'= f°°m catholic cathedral, Charlottetown. _,,,,,,n,n,,t Ennnee, Mn D0w,n,,g_
In connection with the coal miners’ _was crowded with the wives and which is now under __ec0nnt,.nctinn_ has completed his ' survey and Mr strike on Viiiicouver Island it was re- children of the prisoners who were has been snnnred by Mens,.n_ Brnne Gqutelius has stated that ___ com;
t h ' t n tional coming up for sentence, gong before Stewart & CO_ The henting nf the ___'_____c__m_____ will be made immediatels
the hour of opening. T e miners _ then 1 ~u b b 1 W n,.eS_ oi-dei-ed I~'riink K. Farringdon, an Am- marched into court under guard of Zire ;:ean_r§yB:.:m_ snign am ow be to °_?n_§’e_°" __‘:_l:_e';_';°ktW°__P°§_';_t5-I _:the
special police and “wk their place m air-lined in order to facilitate the Weir _ flag .1 .1 ell; QI en. P er' the jury box, and on chairs provided circulation of the heat This sy? C0 0“_1a H1 WHY 1 B9 - 1'- UPIJ9.
i~_. ..--= _ 1 for them iii the court. when me lion- _om Wm _“tan the ming up 0, no zhep __l»l}_i__¢;§___l_211i§u¢;er. 081150 flyer 1;'o_n;
__ __ or commenced to pass sentence upon f", h 63 di t ~ tn n ud_ ll en ll 0|! I1 8Y D E
,,_4»;<_'_\"\\i't.\"\.-_ the men, who stood nn in answer to i§;_°' " 8" "8 “ ‘"5 ’“ ° “ rv so over the work- Mr- Miller. the :~_n.__,_ _ _[~.i»____ their names, women and children _tm ____ contractor,_ is _gow tat W_alla;_;_<_i, N_.S.,
_ -li, _ - the gallery commenced to cry so ly CHEAT PROSPECTS AHEAD___ 11!'l`l_iI‘-i»,Z1ll2 Ol' 6 5 ODS OI: _G P1811.
' '}\§l nnd several wives became hysterical Mr' Noves 8 prominent Boston It is exi_ie_ct§d__§;hat thetrailwa_y_ wil_l
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» I _ HALLOWEEN TEA FRIDAY.-S81-` Sabbath, hilt the !0ll0Wlng Sabbath,
"_ s_ Lguson ads, cake and pastry for 25 cents at.'Nov._ Andi service Fill llfllvld ill U16
St. James Hell. 2338. _morn ng- - _
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.,_, when their husbands were committed ,__ k_b k i t nrese _._ m Cnm. <‘0mD -4 ls y ar o_ n
K* ly? 'h ' to lull They “ere led weeping "om T ‘tsetowiiiliiy cgni-iection ulrlith the fox be Operated m the Sprmg'
if`*~i1.,i»~.`l.=._,.;,»».=‘_,...fif;~fi`*f-;f _ ~ ‘ ' ' ' - he _ -_ ~ --1 <- - - i _:_ -_ _ _ _ - ' ~ .es _ _ _ _ . 4 4 _ »» _.fi _;,.f_% ‘= ~f [the court and the Judge continued . _ e . “Sinn several _- n-_,~.»_ ,__ . '- ,.» __,-,¢,- ». _, ._ ~_ <_ - _ _ _ _
_,___-___.___? ‘iii i'_" _,. Qin, A’ his sentences They were women who giigzisin ul; lsiclmty of gthe city WEDDING lilaiinb-In Notre Dame "' ' " ' " ' ` had been hoping that, in spite of the and he states that _I the Massaci Academy yesterday morning at 6,30
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_ _ __-,;_:.\_ _ __ » __ ers pleaded guilty, they would be al- _ _ _ Mary Beaton and Dr. John u van,
. °~. ’/ 5 4 lowed oil on suspended sentence. S__`€:_“p;’_]_l_f_:d1; Qéigstiostzzypesgs both of Souris. Rev. R. B. McDon-
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forty per cent dividends next year, The bndesmaid was Miss Mclnt
Yfe.
as the people in Boston and the New of St J0hn_ N B mme Dr J _,_ England States are Just waiting to Blake city did the honors of been see the iros ects of next year’s husi- ’ ' d B
1 P man. The bride was izowne in
r. _W _ ° _ _ »n»»~-_»:=»“’ - ::;1.‘;:.:‘;:z'.i.;“‘*.i;::“°e:;h.:::.:: ,\;. oeoeeooeooooooonoe ooo _ .
__ .Af _LA_R(.rES'I__‘ FOX CO'M_PANY.- The choir was nnder the direction of
Dr Clark W Chamberlain, the new (-am'-df* F01 Euhange yestcrday Mother St. Jolin, who played the
closed options for l0FtY D111” Of ddin rch Solos were rendered
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- " ' ’ e president of Denison University, at we g ma _
' ' ~ 1114 ure-bred Island Silver black - R it d M
ir-g for -‘ii BARGAIN
There are about 30 different makes of Pianos
IN CANADA
'Ihorc are pianos whose only selling attraction is
THEIR APPEARANCE
There are pianos fairly 'well made, and are just good commercial
pianos, but cannot he called a.
‘ MUSICAL INSTRUMENT There are pianos who have fought their way to the front, through
long years of hard work. They have inudo for themselves
A REPUTATION
WHICH GR ADE OF INSTRUMENT ARE YOU MOST LIKELY
TO GEF A BARGAIN OF?
EVERYBODY KNOWS I-IEINTZMAN & C0. KARN-MORRIS, MENDELSSOHN, SHER- LOCK-MANNING.
FOR VALUE Rl'TC£lVED
Compoiiitors are using as u canvas that we do not sell as cheaply
as they, but this is no test of valiics, or of what is ti
REAL BARGAIN
Wo invite n comparison of our prices on the above named instru-
ments, with any dealer in any city of this Dominion. If you cannot get as good value fur your money hero. don’t deal with us.
M I L LER BROS.
P ' ' ° --I was »educcd from 145 to 90 lbs Miss Gertie DeBlois, Charlotte-
to
_ __ ___ _.___,___ _tiranville, 0., was horn in the town P _ _ _ - by Misses Rose yan, c y, an ar-
- .ei inteiineiii, o., oct. 21, 1870. iii _P“I’? “W3 R SY_f1<11°=\t° Of Outside csv- ion Campbell, oi Boston. A dainty
_ 7 _ 1894 he graduated from the institu- ltahstsf nfcmdmg “_ Weu'kU0W“ All* wedding breakfast was served at thc
_` __ _ f `, ' (__ tion of which he has now become El10'CH“8d1fUl f_`l17§Hl'1°l€l` \Vl10 “Ye “OM” Convent. The guests included D _ " president. Subsequently he spent ml-l_*‘ f0X‘m“°“1“g_°\>Ullf¢l"Y W_iflJ H and Mrs. Ledwell and Miss Beaton, `=»Qg*_ " _ _ some years in post-graduate study at Calllllal of a_ million dollars, the sister of the bride. The bride and
_ \..__ _ _; the University nf Chicago and 00|. _stock of which into be underwritten groom immgdintely afterwards left on
LTA * ii "` -_'_ fi, umbia University. Dr. Chamberlain ‘fl New \'01`k and L0“fl0ll- There Will ii trip to St. John, Boston and New _-3-_jhen you gg Gunnmg ,.s,ni,1is\led for nimseif a v,-me rennt_n_ be no local subscribers, but the Yoi-k_ '
` _fin ' l tion as u l>hYs__icist. He has been a 1`*;“?;_Wil1ttl'$_ 10°l1t0fl ill the Vl"»lDl¢Y
_.nn » ` pro essor of t is branch oi science at 0 `» ar o e own. A DOG ONLY-To the digg oint-
G e o1,;_Bu_?1neSS _ Western Reserve Academy and Colby "-*" ment of those who thought thsi? they
.Y°“ “" _"‘°" '*- _ Q011,>_§,¢_ in 1903 ne became nmfesnor AGRICULTURAL COURSES. -- might have had a chance of picking
L _ { of physics at VBSSM (;011ege_ whiny, The world-wide recognition of the up 5 fortune, the silver black fox- of
____ ____________ ____ ¢,____c__5_ _ 3 position he held until his recent eiec. importance of the scientific training Sunday and Monday was yesterday
' li tion to the presidency of Denison 2110112 Hlbderll lines for thc agririil- discovered to be only an ordinary
Nriu is the time for yfiii in X University. turist is peculiarly evident from par- specimen of the common or garden ‘§,`_'_t_,‘r|“}_§__;‘f_*§`_'_“;_2_§’_f_:‘,_ _f"___f Congratiilutions to: _ _ ticulurs that are now_to hand with dog family, whose closest resembl- 1e,>f»,.1|ie<-, i.tfire,_\s_|isr,._.e, _» (rowri l'rincess Marie of Roumanin, reference to the Ontario Agriculluriil ance to the costly animal it was mis- _y_o_n_f_'_<;l_iii.ch _wriune you l . 38 years old today. College. The number of young men taken for was its dark coat. Yet the ,.,un,ri_,,_°‘" me Omen” 2:, - Rose Stahl, popular American act- taking _the regular course at tlie col- group of urchins who saw it on the \v.i¢f>rmiin's 5330 nn ,. _- ross, 38 years old today. lege this year is greater than ever common and chased it for a couple of 'l‘nn_uin__'s_ Dollar _“___ _. ` Arthur Yager, thc new governor of before. There are now 430 studl-,iits hours on Sunday afternoon were con-
_ _ 0n|."g5'n,,’,_.','_,i'_‘j_'_'_' ",150 _','_»_» Porto Rico, 55 years old today. in the four classes, with about half vinced that it was a real silver- ‘_ r' _;’1,"i_;- Charles H. ldlihets, president of the the number freshmen. When the rag- black that was their ouarry, and "_ W. N. Tsnfcn, _’ Brooklyn rieseiinll elim, 54 years old ister was last gone over it shonfed equally convinced of the same thms Jn: siiiiiiyeiiin today. 321 Studi-iiisrroin_onoirio, foiii from was the teamster who sag thi-
' :.5 ~ Quebec, three from Now Brunswick, animal in the vicinity of the xper -
'__ _ ____ _ 1 eight from Nova Scotia., three from mental Station on MondaY~ AS Pre' '” Manitoba, 11 from A1berta_ four vionsly related, when the supposed
-. - _ _-.~....- ,-»-».~_.~.~» . Q from saskatchewan, 12 iron. British fox was last seen alive it was limn-
T P. B h L k Columbia, 21 ffroi-ni England, one ini! bl1fllY§ ill filcf it was not “b1°_t°
‘ _ from scotland, ne fi- irei .n, 11 use one of its front less. show us
O 'ana uyers LU O are OO from the iinirenoststiigfl tures" from the pretty shabby treatment that
South Africa, two from South Amer- had been mefled Out I0 it bY the boys ica. one from Spain, and one each wha had trlefi '59 °"'“t“r° lt- The from ,'.f1¢xi¢0_ 1nd;8_ Ge,-ma,,y_ fi,-gt. coor dog as it turned_out to be had inn went Indies and Rnn,in_ fp,-my in fact been brutally ill-used by the thi Cosmo outnn n re ation excited urcliins. and _when it was dis~
S is c ir sz s _
- vered lying dead in the field yes-
oi young agriculturists. The fame of C0 it fm __ le B was b_____k_
Ont.ario’s great agricultural college terday ‘me °f S n E
cn
is worldwide. In this connection
local ugriculturists may be reminded __H0USn._HOI_D DAINTIES Bening
of the opportunity for scientific in- cheap at St James Han F__may_
struction in their particular business _ _ _ by the special long and short winter f 2322 10 mmm' courses that the Agricultural De- __ _ partment here is conducting tlils "TURN To THE é}R0lCERY ass;
winten tion of l-lolrnan's ata og an
BUILT RIGIIT
by Grape Nuis kosd
i Siomsch, Nerves and'ihi_nker Rcmored
The number oi persons whose all-, Mr. E. E. Crosby, of Caps Trav-
ments were such that no other food erse, was in the city yesterday. could be retained at ull, is lnrgcl --
und reports arc on the increase. Mr. P. A. Smith, Charlottetown,
"For 12 years I suilered from dys- has returned from s. visit to Boston
pepsia, finding no food that did not and New York.
198 KENT ST Cl~IAItLO'l‘TE1'OWN distress me," writes ii Western laliy. --'
l.>38,0,17MEtf _ _ ._
' ' h turned from a visit
We are having a good sale of BULBS and our
large importation is going out fast. There is no
prettier decoration for window, lawn or garden than a
s'iow of Ilyacinihs, Tulips, Da Ilodils, Narcissus, Cro- ' ein. roof ian... ciiiiimsieisa im", me., mi.
' A _;___11 i..____l..._._. :__ nnftia _.H1 L-:..~ Ll...
gradually growing weaker until I town, as re could leave my bed only a short Montreal.
'I FY YT W _ W Y E while at 'ri time, and became unable
to 5 wk ii10ii<1_ Miss Dollie Drake, Mill View, spent
D
'"1‘hme par, fi o 1 was hui-noted Sunday in Mt Herbert, the guest of
yi " s -
by an article on Grape Nuts and de- M158 ENB 1089-
cidcd to try it '
Carte Auctionee ha
H 0 I I 3 n d B ll I b S I "My stomach' was so weak I could M~ Benj- rv '»
_ not tnkn C,-nnn.,_ nn, I nned Grnnn gone East to attend the big lumber
Nut with milk and “mn watel-_ It B810 Bt BBIIB RTI/BI* Bild WO0(I IBIBD
B He win be been Friday.
helped me from the first, building up \ my systcm in u manner most uston- "“"° ' inning to the friends who and Mlm Elle Inzs. Mt. Herlwrté 213:
thought my recovery impossible. f°t“""¢d h°m° 31"" H l’1°°°°'“ V _ Us n I was ann, to take Gmne_ iii Milli View where she was the guest
°° .oi Miss onine Drake.
Nuts and cream for breakfast and
lunch at night, with an egg and Mr Gem Deversaux »
_ principal of
°f‘"’°`N‘"° '°" ‘“““"' the Knikoiii mga seiieoi.-has ra-
a
‘I am now able to eat fruit, meat _“_ au"
and nearly all vegetables for dinner, _:"_T;;l dvligxigs tack Devemnnx but fondly continue Grape~Nuts for h° g 'd hi U' _“_ am. 'and breakfast and supper. °' '";_‘;'°t HT,” fl tht; “bool -'At the time of viiiginiiins Grave- °'_‘_""° ,° °f,‘° ,.“n“f,,n und". n Nnts I could scarcely speak ii sent- ° -v‘;"__‘;’ :_§m°°"__N P 7
ence syithcut cli_a\i_ging` word! around an n' ' '
"___ 'Herzog von Oroy. with entailed
estates at Duelmeu, Westphalia, but is also the French Due de Croy, and
and never Duchess of Croy. Owing to __ _
matters have been arranged.
Anaemic Since
How Missd Holmes Regained Her,
r.
____ what you can save by buying your
winter’s groceries from I-Iolm»in's Su.minerside_ 2335-10 ZBME-Iii.
Niiiw’
ad sth” Nan°Y Ionner
engagement the Duke oi Croy was
reported, it created considerable
t'° attend' comment owing to the alleged op-
position to this international match
thy the Duke's family. The Duke not
v possesses the Germs!! title oi
e squabble over _the future title oi
- ___Childhoo|l
~ ' Health.
l
I! ou are nnaemi you need more
Y Ci
iron in your blood, and the tell-tale: symptoms are a pale lace--colorless' lips, ashen finger nails, poor circula-f tion, and short breath, and more -
serious diseases are easily contracted' when in this condition.
What Vinol did for Miss Yvoniie_
Holmes of Fall River, Mass., it will' do for every anaemic run-do\vn per-l son, She says: “I have been weak? and anaemic since childhood, always; had ‘that tired feeling! Tonic after'
tonic was tried with little or no re-l sult until Vinol was recommended, and alter taking three bottles, my appetite and digestion have been im- proved. I do not suller any more from insomnia, nor do I have dis- tressing headaches as formerly, and_ I am stronger than I have been for years."
We ask every anaemlc or run-down, weak person in this vicinity to try ii bottle of Vinol with the understand-
if it does not do all we claim. E. A. Foster, Druggist, Charlottetown.
oi New overalls
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_ _ . _,_ _
Now is were istftime' and we are prepared for _
big business with the nlftiest and most complete I
I line of overcoats we ever stocked. _ _ '
TWEED OVERCOATS-in browns and heather mix-
ed sizes 36 to 44 $650 Bild 575°- ' _
FREIZE OVERCOATS in heather, grey and brown
mixtures, sizes 36 to 44, $9.50. ~ _ _
HERRINGBONE TWEED OVERCOATS combina-
tion collars in brown only very dressy, sizes 36 to 44 $10.01.
HERRINGBONE TWEED OVIERCOATS com-
bingiion collars in check sttipid tweed affect, sizes 36, 44 $13.00.
]_1_f\C,0NAL OVERCOATS combination collars ln
brown and black stripes, sizes 36 to 44 ii particularly handsome coat $14 oo.
DIAGON AL OVERCOATS in greenish broéin eilecls
sizes 3610 44 very classy $16.50. `
CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS heather mixed, slzxs
36 to 44 warm and stylish $1600. _
cmNcHiLLA_ ovuizcoxrs 'iii mini and dark
grey mixed, siv..s 36 to 44 one of the handsoiiiest coals in stock $19,011. `
DIAGONAI, OVE RCOATS lu grfcnisli grey and
brown effects, sizes 36 to 44. Smart and correct $19.00
SI`RIPI§D TWEED OVERCOATS in brown and
black couibiuaiion, sf'z_cs 36 to 44. One ofthe newest $22.00. ‘l` f
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CI-IINCHILLA OVF.RCOA'l`S in dark grey, sizes
36 to 44, very rlch and warm $22.co.
BLUE AND BIACK OVERCOATS for men <f
quick tastes, all sizes $6.50, $9.00, $r2 co, $i3,5o, $i6.5o, $18 oo and $20.00.
S.A.McDonald ‘ » The lslsnd’s Leading Slore.
ing that their money will be returned gg
'""’ ’ - 7;’ i=_._.=
I _ &_
't
sold nearly all the shares
i
Coming Year
1 The prospects for the fl- ~ y e a r are exceedingly
bright. Twelve 1914 pups
" have already been option ed
and Io p. c of the purch-
, ase piice has been paid.
Options No. 1 and 2 sold
for $12,500 each and op- tions 3, 4, 5, and 6 sold for
P $12,000 each, a_ tolal of ‘I $73,oco for the six pairs.
This is an exceedingly
1 good startfor ayoung com-
pany. It is estimated that the,six pairs of breeders will produce at least 18
_ pups or 9 pairs during the ‘_ heeding season of i9i4.
The chances are that the yield will be inucli large: han this.
1 _Iustafcw sh'-ires of capital stock remain uncovered. It you have not seen to your stock now is the tim°. for ilie books w:ll soon he closed and nilcr
L (Hill voll Will have tn pqvq
premium.
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Tliemost popular of all the younger
fox companies is the Murray River Silver
‘ Black Fox Co. This organization, only
fourteen weeks old, with its proposition
. before the public for less than a week, has
v Prospects for the
Stock in the Murray River
Proposition is Selling Fast
~<'0Cl< ($\O~">'<>o'1, at $100 a slime par), Every day sees a big block of stock go into private owncrsliip and if you don’t decide--act-tolny it will be loo late. There are just a few slisres left so act now-today-right away.
Breeding Stock
- The breeding stock now in the ranch of the Murray River Silver Black Fox Co. includes iwo pairs of Dal- ton stock, 3 pairs of Tup- lhi stock and one p’iir of Victoria F arm foxes.Th=_:se are all pedigreed foxes, eligible for registraiiifn in Class A. They are put in at $18,010 a pair with a t o t a 1 capitalization of $108,000.
Ranch Expenses Ranch expenses have
been put down at ll p c. of the gross earnings-greab ly different to the fee of 25 p. c. charged by some ranches '
The keeper isa compet-
ent and trust-viorlhy man of ten years’ experience In
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raising, caring and attend- in g foxes.
Mail the Appliciation
Sign and send along the ai-
tacliel apnllcaiion lodc.y-b¢- fore it is TOO LATE-to The Fannin Fox Exchange and Invest- lmont. Go. Stomper Block, Char- ottatown.
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0f_N0WD'\I'l. Vermont. Holding in HIS Arms Ono of the (_‘liirle.~i Dlllfnll C0mpl\uy's l’ups pro- vlnus to iis 'I‘rani-iforouce to the Murry Itivcr
' Co’s Ranch
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Slamper Block, Chsrloiletowr.
Canada Fox Exchange and Investment Cc.,
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