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odorizer_ we know, use

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free

f-,_ Perspiring freely ? _

Drive away the dvr with _

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The s\vi~efnr=.=s ol low price selrlom equals Inc billorness of poor qilliliiyz"

ornmend it to you.

E. A. Foste

Central Drugstore

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GUARDIAN ' ' irmsr or nn." ` "7"'l PAGE THREE;

_'thc former 5 innings and the Inter 4 innings, while Saunders was behind

the bat. Mr., Samuel Murphy' um- pired eliiolently; ‘Thé' game 's ai-ted about 8.45 p. ru. and ended 'at 7.30.

INVESTIGATION ..

'AT SUHHEIISIDE

i. , _ , .

__( Continued from page one.) ____ were u‘a".e in prohibition cases 'which were br-arf. in January. '

The witness was cross-examined at

some length by Mr. Martin on the question oi the adjournments.

Mr. Morse, of Summerside/Rev.

W. D. Wilson, Field Secretary of the Teinprrnnce Alliance, and Rev. Mr. Armstrong., of Suinmerside, all gave evidence as regards the improper language alleged to have been used in Uourt, and also as regards the adn_~Iiiisi.ution of oaths, which they stated, in eflect, was noticonducted with bucorn-ing dignity and serious-

toivn club by the close margin of five nvss. They were all ¢|~05g.exam1|md

_ l>oirtr_ by Mr. Martin. This closed the The _ucnther was excellent and the case fr: thcprosecution. coiiditioiir:-_not particularly dimcult. -Mr. Strong was the flrgf, wit;-.egg 'lhe niutei: was very interesting. On called for the defense. The purport

f~ ' the side r.f the victors the handsome of his evidence in regard to the ad-

indivuluni performance of G. R.i lournnniutn was that there was ade- ,UCBIZ who added another century ilunte reason for those adjourninents. score to_his growing list, was the In the innttel- of the --1,mguug,,'»» outstni._rling_fenture, and was a large witness stated that he asked Mr. factor in his club’s victory. The Vlfilfloll "Didn't you tell me to fmiike York tenm's scoring was more even

than thai. of the city team.

At the 200 yds. both teams made

the same total, 307 pts. At 500 yds. the Charlottetown team gained n lead of nine points, making 3ll to the others’ 302 pts. But at the 600 yards the York team reversed the tiihlcs-._ to ri certain extent, scor- 1lll<_~fi43 pts., at that range to the

Civilian Club tenir-'s 270,

A team of the Suinmerside Rifle

Club was also to have taken part in til" ulatcll, but arriving late on the range, nnl then not being able to get together anything more than n

S... svunuu lui

of Qualify in r ' _ . ' _. .» -v ` .1-,i ` ._-_

SHOOTING ll'l`GHES_

_ 'rue lair sheer or the oléiiian"'Ri-

lie Club in connection with the Can- adian Rifle League, will take place on Monday next, along.-.with the Fourth Regiment (llub’s League match iii Kensington range, begin- ning ar 2 p. m. The Civilian Club will liuvn- a spoon shoot on Satur- day next at 2 p. ni., open to all in-iibers iz. first and Tyro classes,

_ at the 200, 500, and 600 yds.

rr_ngei~‘. '

A closely contested rifle match was

Lshot at Kensington range yesterday afternoon. the competing teams be- ing i'eprer.r.iitntive of the York Rifle Club ani! the Civilian Rifle Club. 'lhe match was won by the Charlotte-

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CIVCS and C811 I'€- son replied flatly "No, I did not.”

Witness thereupon told him he was

a damned liar. Mr. Wilson threat-

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and ,witness told him to " gp ahead, when somebody intervened.

regzard to Mr. Wright's adininistra tion of_tlie oath, witness thought that this was conducted in a very proper manner, with all due dignlrv and solemnity.

Witness was cross-examined by Mr.

Bentle_v,_

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he Prriclical Watch and Clark Re inircr `

Queen Sl. L§liur|oit_-town

` J. M. i‘roi:kett “

ll~lll .T(lllIlN/\l.lS'I‘ ll Hl'lN`l` 'l`U I./‘lil.`iilN IN JAPAN.

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,mini in-agdzils ipvoliiiig, ollic- ii thi. i~r-cclpt. oi illirit couiniis- for iiilllneiii-in;5 the ullotinerit. of

}iii‘l\t»‘\', rin eli»_'rl0yl‘0 ol :i (Irr-

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, and was ulli'gr.l to have used

for lilalikiiinlilliig purpoueii.

ie other iinun, 'l‘

(lrrninii ni _ _ . _ ` _

.1 t 0|..-_ year in juli and ‘iwfi-tc niershlc not twll. H1011' lllll 9°°'°» 1". “is ,_ 0 Charlottetown Guardian,

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lilun

llsh prjs two for

joiirnii

l.-y i~r-<-.ilvr-il the ilocumnuts from ln the baseball match plllyflll “fl _

_ ._ scrntcli train, largely composed of

l/Ullilli slots, they did not shoot in the matcl., but contented tliemsnlves Wlth “OU-0 Drnctlcc. Une of their l\il"`l>0". I.. li. Allan, one pf the best shots in the Island, mndo 99 pe... over ihe three ranges.

F‘ollowiiig are the details

B(!0|`t‘HI~'

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Stlncndiriry Wright gave evidence.

He said that on the 8th Jmiimrv, when the cases were first culled they we-i'e being heard in the Police (iourt. There was too much noise outside, however, Owing' to the

ll." huililing ind he ridlouined thc Court to the flat above. Witness silokc oi' the ailj0iii'rimcnts_ giving ir. lull expliiiiation as to why they were liuide. With regard to thc stnte- n_i.\.nt iurulc that Mr. Strong liud call- cil Mi". Wilson fi dmunerl llzir, wit-

iless did not hear of this till thc fol-

(!n.pt_ Duck 90 lgriiililthrit timchiila iilrlrxikri iiiiildmorthiti

(FQ (ll;l"fi"` *lf H he win lie certainly did not hear, the f- ~ 10V0 7_*~’ r irvnark. The document of which, it (.. ll. Ilutchnson -VJ “ was ullvifeil, he refused to compel W. S. Louson F8 delivery, snid Mr. Wright, was a cer- J~ U. MllfUl`l| 53 tiflcatn that the defendant had put U. W» l'=\l»fl=1"3Ul\ . -- 51 " in to Jnntify ri sale and he put his

of the

Total.

(I. Ii. lleer .... .. 100 llts, Il. V. Loligivorth . 95 “ .\ln_i0r “cells 93

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nd- 50110 mmf" Wim' lwvvvns l<>'!v°\lf --‘ iriririiii or. ir no identify it-nn die

urouiid lo mc Torn

397 rr.liilii1.~i I4: initiallod und lie presum-

ed he initinllcd this one, although he would not he sure. It was never lol-inally tendered in evidence, llow- ever. Mr. Wyatt asked liln;.'__for it lat the uilj0urn‘m'cnt and he gave it to him und he refused `to give it hncll. on thc ground that it was never put in evidence arid was his property. Witness was asked to order Mr. Wyatt to produce it, but hc said he had no"authority ,to do so. With 'regard to the iidmiiiistira- tion of cuths, witness stated that it was the invarifible practice with him to make ull witnesses stand and in proper manner receive the oath,

lvitneiv having been cross-ex1imin-

ed by Mr. Bentley, Mr. Mui-tin qc- clnred his case closed. ` ‘ 'Pending the nrgiiments, His Hon- ouf uiljoinned the Court sine die.

YORK RIFLE CLUB.

'ron.1.f

. Ilendwson 95 “

. Jonas 95

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ilnjm- omci..-Lt.__...... .__ ‘J1 ll. Crockett .. . 91 I3, R. Brown 90 \'_ iiroeireit _ . 87 nr, l\-Zcliorialil 8? .»\. Jackson “J U. Ellellctt 53

Tollal 892

BASESBIILL

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.li ll l.’»_»~ Aurlrcii-' l\l.

ii ri in ir

i.c‘i'.'ii|g silolen rloiziiiiiciits n with ih~ rri'.i‘l\l. Jllilll-

th.. (1. A, A. A. grounds yesterday, the (lliiirlottetoivn team decisively ilefeatcrl the Hummcrsidc teniu by the score of 13-2. The grime was too one-sirlorl to be interestinll. lb” Citi”

ent firm who had stolen

::()ver liuuilreds of people in (‘linr-

lottetownr know that illolrs Chocolat- cs are the purest, cleanest, most ap-

. ,_. , . - . . ~ __ ctizil u d deliciou c fectlo cr

oklo r0DI`llHl‘l\UlllVc Ui U10 L0!/S i'."L~'*"l~ "‘x mn” m tho mst In Inst tllllev hiive ever trigcd 0;ou‘ nwlll

'anaiiieiit Iirni, being sent- nings nur! three in the second. Suni-rnlw “na fresh M hlé Chocolat”

two p|'isoi|ei's were V.

. _ _ . 1 1, tt was nut, candy, chocolate and frt!lt cent

Hsm' ln un "ummm im TM “m`teri\ hteaniinscl 1¢nM(Iiihison rcs Nice varieties in bulk hero ut G0c

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*lin 0B"s`PACs: in 'rhe char-ah... .md

'will not soon forget THE B.P'l.ENDID » '§§RV_I0ill You Hhvm iucspnnsn I , ...

The Guardian;

closed advertisement in your paper six times, ‘ '

anoan FIELD. Bora IN CANADA ann 'run Usrrnn s'ra'rss,wHioH: snows Your; cmcomrriou cov- sns A Bnoap 1-snnrronv

Denied at The Guardian Office.

me cj' `

Silver Fox Reaching Oo., Mass. _

` Charlottetown, P, E, I, V

Deer Sirs.- Please. insert the en-

. _ _ Youre truly, _

(sgd.) WILLIAM ROGERS.

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The originals of these may be in-

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FAH ill] WIDE

1 ierisiis sTEXli voiuiuis

The lollowingfcw samples of lett-

ers recently received by The Guardian speak. for themselves: ‘

that sel.tlcrr.ent?” to which Mr. Wil- i

star Fajls. Iowa.

The Postmaster, Chai-lottetdwn,

enerl to throw him down t e sf P. E. I; "' ' "

'Dear Sl.r.--, I~i10Sll‘e ~to .get . into

The Court had been a-djisuriied ten, touch :'ivitl|1y`,§_ce,i'tiiiii puhlicntion_ ol uuiiutes when this occurred. With your city but cannot recall the nomo

an this "flare,-"'1‘iii."‘lii'st lance.-' er the name, if I remem/ber well, is G. ' ‘Il -thlanietiter--suggests -the name ol the publication to -you, please _hand this letter to the piinlislier, , , .If the publisher kindly sends me a copy of his 'public'i'iti‘on,'hc may se- cure a uewsunscriber. The publica- tion has handled Ioix-farming in your .province interestingly; A'l‘ 1.EAS'1‘, IT IS AN OFT-QUOTED REFER- Euoic. ’

voiir kind support I await response ol the publisher and shrill be obliged to both of you if I make the desired

The Charlottetown Guardian,

Mui-cli 2nd., 1914, and kindly send 'back numbers from that date. .

I wish to keep in touch with the

black fox industry in your Province

B A but am sending money order

place also Starch Factory on place, $05091. HRW, mill and large store and

all fini-shed and in gooii repair. All

but my hi-ulth failed mc. This is 1. lille Htunrl for ri good doctor ns

i Y it

ng one ri large range. I must sell

I ,',,l_i1Iw,i;.

_ Y//v suv/Na' i-rr, i=-W1 "1: -» EAST CA/rss “

FE CAPEFUL T0 3 EwoiLu:'r'r co i.'rl> _ specify ~ ' ' ' '

YEAST rorzonro.

CAKES wmnieeo. ` wiouvnui..

- _ DfCLlNE$l/B57/Tl/IES.

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a W . A|.|.ew‘ nsfrre-srsssssrrs Si’ MY BEST F_lii»_'=ll_°_. - _

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n1r.i=1.1ss :mon our; i.as'r an- _ 1 _

vrcR'1‘I_ssME~N'r ohms: ssoivi A \ ,lg 5 .__,_MmmM,_

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Property for Sale

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_I2-5 acres of land for sale, 30 acres Car balance covered with hard and Off Wvlld. lots of alder mud on ;

ultic Station all within ten ¢l,ain,.,_ B55’ I0 get Mussel Mud. Also a sev- ntecii room house and three lots nt' ollful. D190 nlcorncr lot with dwell- g house und store in centre ol 1111139 Of Souris as well - as the .imestead with eleven room house,

ut buildings good with store, few ollars would repair for goods. No etter for a country store I had 1,11 could attend to while in lilisincss,

.ziiris is about seventeen miles from est Point and this is miilwu iv_

of foinmliii, 1 to

s* l' buve more than I can attend to ith my other fariiuv and lirniiness. Apply to A. W. Bruce, Red Point.

77-5-7Msnt3m0spd

` ‘_ r<_mcily.

The British Lloard of Agriculture

has received n comiiuinication from Professor' Erikson of the Central Iiotunie Fxperiinental Station, Stoc-_ holnr relative to ri successful ex- periment is killing the contagious matter in soil infected with wart dis- ease of potatoes. The Professor wishes to bring the method adopted by him to the notice of potato groiiievs, especially in England. He 1»xpe|'iii:l’irtcll by treating the soil with sr solution of forn1'ilin, and he - found flint noll intcntioniilly infect- cil would then produce ceknu tub- crs \ while soil not so tiwitf-rl produced tubers rrure or ll-ss infected iiitli the disease. ln his opinion, it has been proved by his i-xperiiiii-ut that ii dilute solution'

killing tin: infective matter' in soil coritiirniriiitcrl with the disease, :ind he prollosvu that expcrir_u»eiits should he arranged in Eirgluiul to test the

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FORMALTN ANI) THE WART . ' - 2

DISICASIG (JF P0'I‘A'I‘()ES. _

::Wn would like to show. you our

supplies for your bath room, ipr We know ire have good quulity*fu‘t do# cost. We can oder you some unusu ally good values. Sea our bath bruslins, 500., 750., $1.00 and $Z'.00 bath sprays $1.00 and $1.50 and our hath sponges at $1.50 to $3.00 Mc; Kiiinon Drug (70,, Corner Great, George and Kent ws. .Mtll

sip). _

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100, is capable of

iruuirio.

Sold at Huslirs' Dr meters

t,.‘,,n_mPg.0f people into and out of Trusting that my request rreets C ' ____ __ I "-"S

.;_; ;.;._._ .__ The Willow Hill ,

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

Ilcar Sir,-Please enter my ' Hub- l 0

scription for one yarn beginning ° .

,,,,,. KNOW 0,. ,..,,~ ...sm-,,,, ...Y Auriioiiizso CAPITAL..._____.__________ ____ __ _____s4s0.oo0 tln.n` through th°`n'1ffdi“lH»0i YOUR STOCK ISSUE . _ . . . . . . . . . . __ 230,000 ‘ly;2,;%;“§§;,,§’f§§,§‘*_§;,,,,, me ,O ,,_ Uuissusn srock _________________________________________ __ 220,000

,0',_ ij, H that does _not Gwen, ' (T0 be issued only for additional Class “A” Foxes.)

l>1'°““° °“**`1` mv S“\>°"iPti°l1 “Hd 11°' PAR VALUE 'OF SHARES each ........................... _.$100 ' "

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year which have been quoted here.

dell? also roiiuei-tifd with Eng- the tliird. llwm- m “H the best flilvorsgwnll har? Charlottetown, P. E; I.

,L 'rl itunes.; tliese Gooilrlxvfi. pi-C 01'. - ` »' ' ‘ ‘ . _ ' Gentlemen -I herewith enclose

Diiiiiiin were. ui\ni:(il‘.'oi'. siiuieiirled vntclii-r. Flor Clinrlottotown Mil- ii, l'°‘é_"‘l.‘ M°Ki"“§';{Drg'ét('°'!_ iofvfgr money order' forisubscripf-ion *S0 YUM' mme yearn* |(_‘ni'l~y rind Campbell both pitched,” 'F05 ,Ge0I`l19 BU en 1'0°\»F1- 1- morning daily’ presuming this iB'¢__he

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Any One y _

Of the Vast Army

of former tea and coffee drinkers can -tell of freeclom from that kincl of trouble since the change to Postum-

“There’s a Reason” `

The drug, caffeine, in both lea and coffee. is e coinmon but often un-

suspected cause of headache, nervousness. heart flutter, incligestion, ancl

various other ills. _ _ I .

Poslum is the easy, pleasant way back to comfort. It is _

free from caffeine or any other drilg--lin Eno color-a de-

lighllul, mappy taste, and is within reach of eil.

P (A -_ lbeboiled--I5c smif 5cpl¢ga. I;:¥:|l|‘IrPotIu:'1n-amszluble powder-Ameda ir the WP Will! |\0\

water instantly- 30c and 50c tml. » '

¢;,.......ii mi. i.i..a».-nd rho °=§¢’£_i»¢r.eui» ' ‘

in about the name. 1

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edition which has the most fox news in it.

you have BUY IJBCIS

numbers which _ within the last slr months have giv- en anv special fox news, I would np- preclate it _you can mail them to me. taking tho amount out of my sub- scription. .

Yarmouth, N.S.

Dcar Sir,-Enclosed find P.O. Order

in payment of The Guardian. I am about to organize a. fox ranch hers and Want '.l‘Hls} PAPER BEST AI)- A1"1'~EI) TO MIY USE. I want all kinds of information and leave the Bholce of the Morning or Evening Guardians, to you. y _y __ f, V;

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_ . ~ . Winnipeg.

To The Guardian. ` _ I

" Charlottetown. ' , ' , I ,

.._ .fr .»_..|= :#-

' I enclose renewal s_llbscriPU0f1- 13°' lng "one of tbe.sod."» I. llliIB» T-IW paper when it does not~~c0ll~ ' 1' g With all BROWN.

I.sm..'etc.--~'

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. P1°.¢¢i=tl_»..N¢ 4.s'l'l‘1‘“"‘l-

Editor, Charlotteliowl (lllnrdlan.

Ohnrlottbtovrni ~

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Dem- Bfr,-_-We send btewith the a- mount' for, subscrillillvlh- W* 'n“‘\ your nepersefr. i“‘9\‘¢1;'iill‘K_ °.“‘* Wm rm you our. eavertlniimwheu we know what we have to ollel' f-Nl year - ` '

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New York.

The Charlottetown Guardian.

Charlottetown. ‘ ‘

Gentler.`ien.- We be`§""’ "to" enclose: cheque to eoisr the six weeks inner-» tlon~,o| our ad. and trust again to

paper leon. ‘_ _ .3

V _ - """"wsmim. om..

The Editor of,,,thq-_ Charlottetown,

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have the pleasure of since. in your _

vise me of balance due. ‘- _ ' . ‘ 2" -- _ ’

I‘IEAiI):0`liIi‘ICE: Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Jacké0nvmo_ Flmdm Ranch at Sherbrooke, one mile from Summerside, P. E. Island.

Editor, tlhnrlgttfétoxn Guardian, A D I R E C T 0 R S

Mr. L.-- has asked me to sein! Frank H. Hall, Farmer, Summerside, Prince Edward Island.

for your paper as he has become ii- .- ~ Wasted in the ,ox ranching business Edward W. Manson, Merchant, Summerside, Prince lddward Island. d d and in order in port uimsm whiiiti Austin Scales, Mink Rancher and Farmer, St. l<.leanor.~_, Prince Edwar Islan . take yvurkimvcf iv kites \1ilh\vlU\ Hubert Howatt, Rancher and F zirmer, St. Elezinors, Prince Edward Island.

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f,‘,,,f’,‘fm,,‘,"§e ‘,'}gy01"w'§f,'fd ,,,,,,§ ,,,‘,,§’ an dward II. Monkley, Summerside, Prince Edward Island.

issue sivlns the dividends pina ins: Arthur H. Locke, Ranchman, Sherbrooke, Prince Edward Island.

_ ’ Graniteville, Mass. _ O F F I C E R S , A _

Arthur H. Locke, Ranch Manager and President. ‘ _ `“ Frank H. Hall, Vice-President. - -

, Edward W. Manson, Secretary Treasurer.

- HE. DIRECTORS of The Willow Hill Silver Black Fox Company Limited have T recently decided to enlarge their ranching facilities and to add other young f0>_c-

` es`t0 their present stock of breeders and for this purpose have had their

authorized capital stock increased. ’l`his will give the investor a chance to place his money in a fox ranch that has a record behind it. _

The foxes of the Company consist of five

pairs of proven breeders and five pairs of young foxes, the product of our own ranch, except in so far as it is necessary to introduce new blood. All of which will be capitalized at $23 000 per pair or $230,000 in all. This will include the plant and all necessary equipment for the proper ranching and caring of foxes in captivity and which has been constructed in accordance with the most modern methods :md at a considerable expense to the press nt own- ers. ‘ ` `

Of the five pairs of breeding foxes above

mentioned, one pair_and the first purchased by the present owners is 4 years of age and_has already, produced 24 young and has raised 100 p. c. of this number. Another pair thc fe-

’ male of which i_s the progeny ofthe first litter

of the above pair has produced and raised 15 young‘in three years; a third pair the male of which is the progeny of same, litter has sired 12 young during the_ same time, all. of which were raised to matunty.

The Coiriiany has met with exceptional

and continu success since its organization inthe year 1911, having raised 7 young from 1 pair in that year; 11 young in the year'1912, 'and 16 gaming in the year 1913 and of these 16 young p.c. of them raised young during the present year. There are 19 young inthe ranch of the present yea_r’s product|on,a are healthy and doing exceptionally well.

The Company has paid in dividends to its

shareholders since organization in 1911, over $100,000. and has foxes in its ranch valued at

_ $287,000.

Every fox owned by the company is eligible

for registration in “Class A” of the Prince Ed- ward Island Fox Breeders Association Stand- ard and the original brcederswcrc purchased from the original Island Stock of B. I. Raynor, Silas Raynor and Robert T. Oulton.

Of the $230,000 present stock issue of the

Company, about 75 p.c. will betakcn up by the present shareholders and the balance will be offered to the public; this will enable the future shareholder to secure stock in breeding foxes of the highest quality obtainable at a very moderate capitalization.

_ The management of the foxes of the Com-

pany will continue the same as during the past thrcc years.

The foxes will be under the direct charge

of the President, Mr. Arthur H. Locke, (t e largest stockholder in the Company) and the only charge to the shareholders will be the actual cost of feed and caretaking and this cost has not exceeded an average of 1 1-2 per cent. per year of the value of the offspring of young foxes produced and raised by the Com- pany. I

The past success of thc C0mpnny's busi-

ness is in a verv large measure due to the ef-. ficient inzinagcment of thc care-taker, Mr. Locke; he has sho wn great aptitude in ac- quainting hunsel f with the conditions of animal life and cunning Reynard in pm'iicular _and he can be counted on to look after your best in- terests in the Company. »

Application for stock in the Company may be made to the Secretary or‘t0 any

of th_e Directors on the Application Form attached to the Prospectus or any form to the like effect, 20 p.c. of subscriptions must accompany each application and the e

balance on or before the 15th day of August next, 1914. _'

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DR. De`VAN S FRENCH PILLS ii. ii. guluiing i'lll for Women. $5 a box or three for $10. Sold at all Drug Stores. or mailed to my Address on rccelpi of price. Tris Boossni. Daie U0.._§t._Q;itnnrly_c1~;gl[illyrl~?,________,__

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