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1 111.. 111.~ir111~11--i 11:: 1111- on-11.,-r .\1-. MASIER F. it. Muttuock.

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Dandy Dollar

Trout Rod

Its nine and a half feet

long. split bamboo. three piece. extra tip. nickle dou. l ble ierruls and reel seat. cork or wood grip. tvcod cases and cottcn bags. _-\

first class rod forthe morqcy.

$1.00

J. G. i.<n1i'l.. to sell o11'i.i.~xfarii1 at East

!f1f-.s-- 11 or kt---p it opt-n as ht- ina; 1_3, ...__

1 l

'oi tin- itr-ti-1.-rty tltirniz oili1-~_- hours at

1 0 1

-- 1 UC 1011 8’

1-, \\, llyiidiiian to offer at uulr. .\ut tion on Tuesday. lst June. 1915 at e

_toon on tht- prentis

' .\lr_ and .\lrs. D. P. Murdock have

unless prvvioiis- the sincere sympathy of a large cir-

Iy sold at private- sale, all his props-r~ ole of friends in the death of their ty situated on the .\'orth side of Green onli' S0". Frank RUSSBL which 100k street. Brigiiioii. The propert;-' con- place Saturday night. After an ill-

sists of about S4.'»_fe street. and running

back about IT5 W

et fronting rin the ness of three weeks. The deceased ‘

as a bright little fellow and a great _

'ec-1. lt also incltitit-s the roa:l it) bv favorite with all who knew him. _ He I:-Z-5 ff-et running from Green Street WGS EW YBHFS Of Ike and is survived

im itigmarid .11-.=1111»;-_ which has re- by six sisters. besides his bereaved l

ct~1;tl_\‘ been opened to thc- public. but parents. _

tin- iurtiiaser shall have tht- rizlit lo

:_t-_nflinu iitirvl-.1-..~1~r.~ 1-an S1;-0 .1 plan;

mv otllt., or that of ,\lr_ llyiiiltiiati 1-1

MR. NEIL D. MLJNN.

Passed pt-at--H111 v atvny at !;1< 11111-11-

on Friday. .-\pril _I-.\_ 19| -. \lr. .\`1 il D. _ .\luiiti in the Ttitli y»»a.‘ of hir. a:1-. Thi-

q1'1.~<_-|1 .ss funeral was held on .\lo1i1la'f. .\l1.v 3rd.

Tm... gr.. ;1t_.-git,-1 131.1 @1111- rio,-3|-,,|,_.. Rev. .\lr. Gillis contlti-:ttn_; tht- service.

htiilditic lots '-- 'hc obtaint-tl i ii the

Rev. .\lr. Ste-vat". .\ fort.;--r lovccl pac-

_=u\,m1,.- 1-.f .*i_;1,-in-~_t_.1_.,tt-1, ‘yL.rn;_`- at tor also spoke very toticliingly on the

Sfllt-

life and Chris-iatii flirrai ti' of tht-

R_ 3EAg|5|-0_ deceased. lie 51.1-'l i~tito\v'i hnu for

_-\uct1aiict-r. |

1.1 . , ;~‘.i

A t Sal

iizaiiy yt-Ars. and 1-onli truljs suv he tvas possessed of tart- 11111-iliiit-.<_ He was a man of peace. ltiinl and unob- tru.~;ivt-. ll nafl '-’-at .sorrows in lift*

l » _ t C' "' , ~ and passed tlirot.-,2'i tht-ni all without

W" a murmur follo~v:1i_z t-lost-l_v in tlit- fool

.reps of his .\l.i~.»tt:. 10112, he had -ome to pay the last tribtite cf res-

____ .pect to all that 1-. moral of at ,worthy

OF STOCK. CROP OND IMPLE-

MENTS. 3

\\'1 an- 1-_iitii--r1.'~_--1 l-,Y Gt-orcre

Rf-j-a!tt.f1ppo.si'»» .11 .iwart/_ [arni t~n» \\‘.-.ii-1»,-_~»iaj-_ Bla; l"t`11_ if-1'-_ -_-_-iiinit-tit,-»

in fn:-.1 to l{:t§1;»i_ t tart ht*-rs:-_ l gener-

friend. The tiett~n_~'e1i was widely lt

prosperous latin- r. and :l life long

'l`oiiservati\~e_ ~

lit- was a sort o, tin init- .\lr. !)oria!=l

.\lunn. l*rr'sl\_\"f,‘i'ia'i iiltlt-r. (lf a talli- il_\' of fntlr' _~'1i:i_=. t1.i'~-~‘ pri-tlvftw-:ist-ti l1iin_ two in th-- 1-rtiiw 111 -'n1tii_u muti- md le l1~a\'f-s a dis1~on~olal<- v'i~l

stead. hositlt-s the ft-.1lo\vi.i-2 brothers and .~'i.<i~_-r_-:~i);1ti iir Sotititatupltiii.

DRQGGET 111_:1,: to-:inf 1; p. 11. _ pl--_» - ig A _ -_ - -

T-,)_. 5011 ~_,-mg 1 ,,~,;,|~£_ _, yvarg-_ ou. oi1~ .son and his \\iie on tin- I.on1~-

"a-r~~",.‘|'--1-»=-:h»A._n---

if-.»'-‘r.=. " »i1.~.»_~ l_. pair io'-\‘i.~_ .\ls<.\;

ai ptirp1~s~~ lt--r-1'-_ T- 1'h<>i-‘c ltiilch

1 - _

l_<<»i1i»'_- -_"lu r .~‘1--lt _

IHPLEMENTS- I llrivinsz tvaizzon.

l -irivinz sltisz.-1. `-ati drill. liay mow-

iarrt-'~\'.~'. ~pf`s»i- i‘_ar.-ott-_~;_ st-under. plow. -, tt _ -» 1

-»\1 _

::i1ti1er,~_ I st: orivtnz lzariiess. set!

-'_ 0?.

ther at-f:<i<-s not eiitimerated, Also

Ontario: .\lr1-_ l‘. il, Eiiitfry. ani .\lr<. .\rtl‘_il»altl lit-ll \‘.'1>otl lsltxirls; \lrs. t-1-orge ltobt-rt~1»1t. lfnstun- “ri-liz" an-_l John .\_ in l.`s1>'~io1i. lo tiiourn tl.»_~

can tif.-vt-r be 1ill~-'l_

The remains of tit- latf- \lr \ltn~1

his three sons in Little Sands (eine- tory.

. l _ . >‘ _ _

it-_-_ liar ---;~1et»i r1»,'1;<-. i set spring tooth vs_--sins oi one \\' ws-‘ ttla-"c 0:1 mirth

f_ar11_.f- `.;.=._.ows. tart. farmers boiler. - ‘ -- - ~ - `

'riz-i-:_ '-'trfss tvazon_ road tart.l""f“"f’ Wacefullli ‘i"_‘l 'fl W-El nf-“ill”

ill ` _ ._ ,» _ _

,.` uint- r.11rr:f_-ss. c-ol.ar,=. hanit-s. tt-r |

tiaititj-' haf-'_ '_' grinding stones an-i

_ - ‘ i l.\-,ni tt-lit-ii the sunset gait-_-1 unfiai'

of the finest quality just _ o;>ened_ up. The patterns are entzreijr 1:-st-_'_ cc-1npr:`~s-

ing in part

\Vater Jugs

Fruit Bowles

'I`_umblerS

- I\appies, etc. _

G. H. Taylor E

_ 1 FOR SALE

ho11.sei_oid furniture. As iarni is soldl everj-'thitig nzust go, '

TERMS.--_'til sunis under tive dol-‘

giver. on apprc-vi.--l notes. z

B. CAHTER.

A-_1._tioi:»-cr.

S4-|'i4-»`}~14.`l-ll.

Shall we not seo tit--. \\‘:1itinl:.

stand.

.\r1\l. white against tl1-- t-\ i-nine star.

iars. -ash. S nionths credit will lic: Tl?" “`\"l1‘<\ntt- ot' tht' hccltollilig

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SALUTES AND SALUTATIONS

During the last few months we havc

t'r1.1w11 so accustomed to seeing tlieiiiil- ifary salute given an-l returned as s--arttly to iioiivt- it. if we have th111,1ci1t about the niatt-i' it is proliah-

i\ to _thc eilt-1-1 that it milk lrought 'i11- strf-t-ts must lit- ratlicr fatifzuing

]€W€ll€1' & OptlCl3.l'l 1 ftttitiioiso iii ttiiiforins Yet the soltlit-r's

*W isttiiilt- has liiaity a¢lvalita|:»_-s ova-F llit-

- -` 1-_,_.1.__ (;RE\-]- 1 \Y ll1"_<~' :zratviul 1111-l tlt-finiit' foritis of

-rt P . I

zrt-1-11111; to 11.~~ ziinuiitz 1‘iviliai1s. 'l`h1-

.___._..__ I ""l "TH-ll-\' “»` ll-\mi` .~1.l1lit-rlta.~.nr11:11:11' to h:1vt~, no qual-

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4-; S7 _ | ::'1 .<11 ii.:-.11 .t :-

MAY-lst in ith. general ra1ns=.‘

Silt to (ith, fit.-aring, warm. 10th to 13th, damp. sl:-111-<»rt~, lith to lSth_ ad- vanced heat l"th to '.'.'nfl. tliuntier sliovrers '.‘Ilrd vi, ‘_-7111_ 1-not pf-rind,

25th to Lilsr, :lamp and torizy.

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DIARY OF EVENTS.

E' ' 'roi§v_

City liilagistratrfs lion rt.

l’eople's Theatre. 12.15. 7.15. $.45.

Prince Edward ’1`l1eatrr.-, 3, T an-l

8.45.

p_m@i@_

]I.\ l{lil.\GES

_ l-.ll li.`i`.‘-li_ll"l`ll lif)i`l{S.

liiis 1.-11 tht- stil.-it-tt; not only dot-,~s hc

' Y-at'Z~iiit: lit-l1.<. Puilc-is and ;ki1o\t‘ wht-in to saltitc. but ht- is also

t'»»tl;ert-i-

i That

Water '

Time

i _ 1 __ years. .\ rf: bred froin| lit-its with an average of 106 1 -1-,2g~‘ in 3135 days are the] .strain that won the Gold. .\lc~~'ial at tht- init.-rnationall 1't1L' laying toiitt,-st. I

You se!-111111 get an opportunity to.

liuy this :rf-at lztyiiit: strain of ltcit-ks! at 'lit' prift- l 11:11--art-riiitz tl1»_iu for. `

I-.ggs for ha'-'hint $1(-0 per settin: :'it"I`t por lititiflr-1.1 pay r1l.| 1-l1i1"l<_=- l.'.' r-llt_ 1-:i1“ ‘

J. H. PRICHARD.

.'\'uiiiiii».-i'r_=itie. P. li. I.

_-H

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-- 1

Liiyii-3

Landing today per Schooneri

casl-ts of .\.`_t[_lohn Lime.

lim-_~.i 1711.. .1 I._~

Telephone, 000 barrels andi

taurlit f.-xactigr liotv to do it. At it .sta-

` in-il tiint- he is to raist- the right hand

Ha-,(. 1,@(.,, 1,,-Cl] for L_Zg1\\'z1li a circular i1io\'eiiit-iii to at statf-ti

,r0,h,,..i0u for Over `-1.-_{spo1. and after 11 s-:att-tl interval ht- is

io --ut the hand smartly 11wt1_v_

The civilian has no such straight

‘_and siniple path nxarketl out for him

hut must lt-arn to greet his fellows as best he can. Soiiie nt-ver acliicve any- thing but a frozen glare of recogni- tion; others compel tlteuist-lvt-s to “tzrlii iiorrilily a trhastly smile." but it is so iitet-haiiit-al a 1-oiitrotion at to fl--fi-at its 1-oiiipitratively gt-iiial pur- tiost-. t`i1l1f~r.-1 again lit-iziit _-tniliiig :tt

in lot- oi 1--. T5. tents ca-_‘lt such loni: range that wlwit 1\1f~_v»~r>i11t»

"l "l'>‘-“'»l‘l¢\ri-sr1- th1'irt11.~1| hits nr--in.1- turf-lv .spent its itirvv.

A really noori nod is one oi llir- ri11i~

t-st gifts of Nature. It diiltiscs so jolly and comfortable a glow that. it`_ wo spy the happy possessor in the dist- :tnct-, we 1-ross the road just for the pleastire of niet-ling liiiii. But this is it rare t‘a._-c. and we are more like-lr to plunge recklessly into a cab in or- 1lr-r to avoid an acquaiiitaiicc. Thi-ro :ire eiiiliarrassiiicnts 1-nongh in the matter of nodding without iuention- int: our horrid dotilils as to wilt-tlior or not we shall ht- rccugiilzcd. Yet those doubts will canst- men to pass t-at-li othcr with averted eyes. or with it jatllity tiiivoiisciotlsiioss that nt.-vcr tit-ri-ivt-tl 1ti1_vht11l_\' front flu- 1111.-ziiiltitixz 1ll` liii1t~.

"h`l'§l€ A.\`ll GET YOVR SHARE

I 'Ol-` l'.\Tt').\`S $1.01) \\'ORTii of this

wt-t'lt`1 1-naps. Spot-itll Hosit-ry ‘.5 for

C. Lyons &. Co

231-. .\l111o.~'t tip to tlit- knot-. Slllt hoo! llost-_ 251'. and 5012

1010-5-lT_\lIii

Om cont por word llrtt lnoorilon

il Twontyvflvu cont;

ll tzuitiuilt ciissitlin ins.

ln thin column. hllf cont por word

each continuation. Cash mutt accompany order. Minimum charge

W Fi

BELYEA»-MACKINTOSH ~~-\i P`ll':=l Prcsl1_v|r-rinti t'h-1:1-li, lio.<i0li. on the `lR|l1 of .\pr1l hj; ilvv,-l)r. \\'-nt. 'l`1|fl,=. .`~lr. iloht-r= \\`il1-_v lit-lyt-it itiitl Bliss l\'ntl1r111 .\l;1~_' .\‘l:i1'l\`iiiioslt_tlaui:li- ter Of .\lr. l‘t-if-r .\l:1<'l{ilitosl1uf l'. li. l.

THE FJCOTTISH POLICE

Ai 11 ritct-liiitl of tht' t‘liit~l (`t\11-

stahles of St-ollitinl. ht-ltl in litlitilttirpzh the scttrelitigv rt~pt1r\t_-tl that 77|) invni- bers of the S1-ottisli pollct- had rc- spontled to the call of King and coun- try. and were now st-rving in liis Ma- je-sty's naval and niilltury forcoi-1. bt--_ ing 203 from 'county forces and 567 from city and night forces. He said that many more woiiid have volun- teered. but in some places Chief t`on- stables had been compelled, owing to local circumstaiit-es. to refuse sanction to men to leavve the police service. At the same meeting a motion was carried by 19 votes to li in favor of the appointment of females as police con|t_obles;_ to carry out nnyuduty

_ .~\gt~nis \\'nnted

AoEN¥s'viA'121`T`Eb *T6'§Ei."F6§

The (lid Reliable l-`onthill Nurser- ies. We teach our men to sell. Ex- perience unnecessary. Highest commissions paid. Handsome free equipment. Stone Gr Wellington. Toronto. Ont. 9716-4-29lilE26l. lit-lp \\`1t1|tt-tl--l~t-iiittl ~

w`ANi"E1'>`-o1Rt.`w|'rH` soon' nel

ferenct-s. for general housework. Apply at this office. 9672-4-27l\rli.(.

F' - -< 1

For Sale 1?c>1t""`"SA`Lé_TiiitEé"5un`E ' srtso

Slioriliorii hull citlvt-s. ont- yvnr old. \\'. H. Inman. Hampton. I

sash-5-lslvistpo. _ |

FOR SALE-RUBBER TYRED BUG-

GY_ Aiitlreila J. G. B.. Box 284.

Suniniersltlv. l‘_ II. l.

_ 999131.1112-

Fo`n`§A'1I€ll'secoNo 1-into Tauck

wnggon. Apply to Percy Proud. -"°'"‘ “*'£':,___ ’?._’itff@£‘!‘.- _

FOF BAK CHEAP-A general pur-

pose horse. - Apply l‘5iCumberlandl

nn lR¢AIl§l`A

ron sA1.e-T1-ine: couursns

for slort-, Apply Golf & t`n.

nous-5-i4111:t1.

l Help \\'1i|1tctl--Mule

WANTED A MAN T0 WORK ON

farm. Married man preferred. Can employ wife also. Apply hy letter. 1', 1). Box 272, Sotirls,

Mitzi-."1-lt'-illtiiptl

To Let To RENT"-ron summer: MoNr§

a liouttt- partly furi|ishetl_ situated on Fortune Bay; suitable for hath- iinz, fishing. c-tc. Apply to W. A. Townsht-ntl. Fortune Bridge, Box 30 . 9986-5-l:'_m2l_

l Waiited

WANTED-A number of godd grade

cont, fresh nr soon to freshen. Ayr- shire grades preferred. Apply to A. Mclltte It Sona. Charlottetown. R.

_ ll.f.\'o. 6. 9964-5-l4M3lpd WANTED 8E'cDN`°D HAND MARINE

engine 10 org. 12 h. p. will either hire for season Jr purchase. Ad- |I_-- lip.” DA I‘\-_-l_nA-o.-1-.;

iiotvn and .iiglily resperteil. llc “asf

untill tin 1111 111111 init.-

Tlie policy holders uf the Mutual

Life of Canada will be pleased lo note that the report of the Dominion Government for the year 1914 shows that this Company continues to pay magnificent dividends both on the annual and quin quennial systems. the rt-stil! being an army of satlstled policy holders who voluntarily ad- vertise the merits or the .\lutual of t`:tnat|a. '

One sigiillicatiit fact is that this

Uonipaiiy still leads all others in amount of endownic-tits in force in Canada. lt has nearly 54.000000 more insurance in force on this plan than any other Company. which speaks for the solid and substantial character of its constituents.

Another important fact is that the

Mutual of Canada has the lowest ra- tio of lapses and .not taken policies to the new issue of 1914 business. This speaks for the class of incn insur» ing in the Mutual Life.

.\lr. Arsenaulfs otiict- is located at

135 Kent Street. Cliarlottetown.

9999-5-lT.\l3i.

VON HlNDENBURG'S RISE

Llintleiihuri.: had retired. His niili-

tury car(-er had not bt-1-ii a _~‘tict'ess. lit- had bored tlif- war dt-partmt-nt tvitli plans for tit-ff-ating tht- Manu- rian l.akt-s. .»\t niaiiot-tivres hc :tl- ways had the ent-iny (and sonic- iiincs his own force) hoggliiig in a titura.ss_ lie. could not sit in a cafn without using his ht-or for a pmt-tical -_-xpt-riiiient in pli_vsit»al gt,-ograpl1_v.i says T, P.`s \\'t-ekly.

The Govt-riirnent hail --veit gout- so

far as to sanction the draining of that inarsliy region. .\'o more could \‘on| liindcnburg spend his holidays in ex- periiuenting with transport 1 waggons _ His occupation was gone.

So in desperation he wt-nt to tht-

Kaiscr with a request that he sliould rt-tain this bulwark against Russia. That inouarcli agreed. ,.-\i1tl so it happened that the old` warrior was recalled from rt-tireiuent to conitiianil the fort vs that were lol resist invasion and so save Bcrliii. li:`_ a 1-pot-itil train and an old uiiiforiit he oht-ycd, and went to the front. ‘ 'l`\vice he appears to have sticceedcti iii clit-ching our allies' advance. l

Therefore a certain curiosity as ml

his personality has arisen among his ciieinies. Rough. uncouth. bear-likt-_ he appeals to the iniwgiiiation.

Paul von Better-kt-ndorif and von

l-lintit-iihurg was horn in 1847, and at tht- ago of nitietct-11 1-ntcred tho third rt.-trinit-nt of Foot Gttitrtis as a lit-uten- atit. llc coinniaiitletlfa-company in tht- war aifainst .\t1.-11-111. Di1=tint~tio11 1111111- to liitii t-arly. For at tht- liattlv- oi l{o1ii;:i:ratz, with |1111 forty nit--1 to support liiiii, lit- look a haittcry. ’I'lirct- guiis wort- catpurt-d when lit- was stuniictl by a bullet on the head. But ho rosy _np and led aiiutlic-.r charge. takin: the rt-inainitig guns.

This brought hint the Ordt-r uf tht-

llt-d I-Jalzlc with Cross(-tl Sworris.wiii1‘li as it rule is rt-sc-rvctl for oflit-ers of liigh rank. _

lie ciitcred the i-'raiico-Gernian war

in tlit- attack on St. Prcvat. in wliich the Gcruians lost nearly half of their force. A fortnight later lit- 11-as lead- ing a charge at Sedan. after which hc tecc-i\‘t~tl tht- iron Cross.

ln 187;' ht- t-ntt-rt-d tht- lirit.-g

.\t~ari1-tny_ will-rv war in its mort- arl- vaiirr-tl stages is taught. Et‘\°i‘,\‘ ."l'Hi‘ tihottt 11 hutirlreti and thirty pass tht- cntrstnt 1- r.-xainiiiatioiis. a proportion ol about twciity~tive per ct-tit. l-`ro|it ilit-.se students the General Stall is selected. To get to this stage three years' study anti two years' probation to a gt-iieral staff oflicer ure rc-quired. Von liiiidoiihurg passed ull tlicsc stages, and between each promotion served a year with the colors.s0 that his thorough preparation in t-vt-ry itrt of war was assured.

ln 1889 ht- rt-avhc-tl tht- rank of lit_-ti-

teiiatit-coloiit-I. :tftcr wliirli lic wt-ill hat-lt to lieatlqtiartt-rs.

After further promotion he took

coinmaiitl of tho Ttvcliii'-Elglil Dill* sion. anti tltrco years later found him- self at |111- |11-ntl or tht- l-`o11ril1 Arniy t`or|1:=.

Tin-11 :11 tin- am- of sixli'-litllr li"

was nlacctl on tht- retired list.

1.1111-l,v von lliudc-nburi: has I-cc"

tho idol of Germany. lic has been sul- fering front gout. and a rc-port spread ahntit that ht- was aillictt-tl with llnll- stoiit-s. livt-ry "iicltl post" ltns l\l‘u\liI\Ii to him recipe:-1 aiitl remedies. and tht- wliole of feminine Prussia has ht-on oifering help.

But this solicitude was not thc gcu-

eral rule in military circles. .\'ot oii|_v was he looked upon as a crank, hut he was too outspoken for a cuurtier.

Oncc at niatioeuvres tht- Kaiser was

leading one party. and \'on llii1tle1i~ burg tilt- utlicr. The haiscr. by it dashing pit-ce of cavalry strategy, cornered his rival. Afterwards lic ask- ed the defeated general's opinion.

"lt was very pretty. your inajcsty."

was tilt- answi-r. “l1ut if this had hot-u a rt-nl war wt-_ would liavt- gone in ht-liintl your nicn and those who were not slaurrhtt;-rt-il would have been driv- cn into llic Baltic had they run so far."

'l'|1l1t rrtiiark it-1111 not wt-ll rr-4-c-Ivt.-tl.

for cven in thi- present grim busiiit-its- of war the Kaiser has striven for the limelight.

\‘o11 liliitlciihurg in rcportt-tl to be a

nian of kt.-cn. even bright humor and lilgli spirits. He is reputed to be recli- lcss of men. hut his position has been so rlt-itpt-.rtiiv limi probably the lioavy losuoii are no index to lilit character. l-‘ew soldiers are reckless of human life; At thc same time he has been reared in it hard school. and has spent inut-li time in battle and ti long llfc in military study based upon the hard principles of Von Moltke.

ln apporance he is said _ tn ht-

°‘1\-nrty. rugged. nquare of jowl." with a sweeping moustache. He is by no means the average popular soldier. Publicity he avoids. no doubt seeing in lt dangers that have no compen- sating values. And with rt mln of the I-llndenburg type. everything must contribute towards the practical end ln view. Thus is is that we know nothing of his life except tha outline of his military career.

It is lilnllcant that he shouldl

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Agents for the celebrated National Carpet Sweeper 2.50, 3.00,

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The following is a list ot coinpsnics

which have paid dividends on account 1 for 1914. Spring Park . . . . . .....101 Prince Albert __ ._ _....10 Rayner International declared 40 |

pald.............. _ . . . . . . ...20_

R. J. McNeill Co., cash 50, stock 50| Rayner Stonehurst. Silver Fox ,

Co., paid ._ .._.200l

Rayner Clarke & Ilariow Fox co., 1111111 . . . . . . . . _ . . . ._.2r1’

B. I. Rayner, Went Gore l N.S....... . . . . . .......paidl05

Black Prince Fox Co. _ _ . _ . . _ _paid 50 General l-‘ur Forms, Ltd.. ..pald 17 Mount Edward paid 10 Murray llarbor cash .30 Upton . . . . . . . ._. ..caab.10 Westmoreland Silver & Patch ` C0. . _ . . _ . . . . ... cash 35. stock. 70

Silver Tip . . . . . . . _ . . . . . .. .cash 15

(Added tlireo pairs.) _

Imperial Silver Black Fox Com- l pany. l.ttl.. Montague. . . . . . ...l5

tatltletl three pairs to ranch and hold securities for balance due on sale of foxes which when col- lected will enable them to pay

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Crapaud Fox Company ..cuh, .40 Willow Hill Fox Co., _.35 p. c. cult

New London Fox and Farm

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Yarmouth Sliver. Black For and Fur co.. Ltd. _ _ so

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tl-lnlf of years product added to °' “hw” 5° “VII

breeding .tom i° 7°" "°°¢°f°° 'here 1 vm 111.

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(Also I pups added to ranch) i” ¢|_°°' ll P°'°ihl°. lomewliei-0 bo-

Diamoud .. .. ,.30 i-neu Bermuda and Newport. News

Payton 1| thin the Bunn! H-in-and T111-ny

0a..*-'WMS *hm lhflilix all over a¢;111_

,¢|Ic had qulh a time of li.. It vp"

ttnotock. _ _ A hrthcrgushdtwenadthtocom-

hull into in thc Buy 0( lfuudy,

"l'Ivcrytliii11; was lett-ihcd down, nnti

nt t.n_.en sho would roll scupperg un. dt-r, until we wondered if she was ever coming back, Then che would tango bnclt with a dlp on the op- ptisitt- side. Every time she dipped. _tons und tons of outer would como over the iorecaetle. 'Iberia was not. the least big of danger.

"vthon we arrived at Newport we

“`°"t 0" llilfifd. relieving the ships there. Five were doing duty there. but just for 1; any nm; a hp", and .when they steamed out thaynvnivqtl Lo the tftlnfhttrlnntl nnd Niobe. Ches- uitt-nlto llny is nbout thirty miles “°'”0BS. B0 we had our work cut. out to gtinrd lt, especially nt night, when one can hardly goo 30 g¢¢¢_ M0;-dere tvere that should the Prim Eltel _l~rlctlricl\ como out. the Niobo mould liilltrugc her, no we proceeded to clear action. That night everything was read! and everybody in high spirits. M181' erult-ing over 80,000 miles (which we have nlnee the wir broke Dui) nntl not meeting A German. lt. W1" "“|°°-i ft inns waited them. We l-Ml -1\11\t»°r_ unit than the imgioq nouutlcd un to action atattonl. My work- over for a while, I wont up to UN ‘tuner dock. Hara ever-ythtns tt-na pitch dark. The only light was "Ol" i-|10 Phosphorus, and than was

Plenty ot that, tor wa warvilotégh- ins along at ittiiborot However, ey did not coma out. Weil, nero in hop- ihl thi* W0 tnnt. than Icom".

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