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Under the caption “Expert talk
on the fox market" the lsst number
of the Busy East published an article
by Mr. Frederick L. Rogers of Sum-
merslde, which is reproduced helo'w.
The Silver Fox market in Prince
Edward Island is just now in a very
active condition. Every day we
hear of sales of foxes being closed at
Gales of young males at $6,000 to
lnrges ustomers, outside of local
concerns are the people of Massa-
Sn far, Montreal and Toronto, being
with most of their money tied up,
have not invested to the extent that,
might otherwise be expected, When,
the financial depression is over the
eyes of investors in Central Cana.-'
dn will certainly turn toward the P.
E. I. fox industry. The most pleas-
ing feature to be noted is that Bri-'
tisb investors- who are perhaps the'
most conservative of any - have he-
come seriously impressed with the;
opportunities for the profitable em-`
ployment of capital in this business.i
ingham who recently visited the
['nited States and Canada, heard
of the industry and came immediate-
ly to P. E. I. to study it at first
band. The result of his investigation
was that, before leaving for home
he placed £6000 sterling in a new
Company which is being formed here.
Quite a little of London money has'
also been sent over to be employed'
in securing 1914 young animals. This ,j
good prices, and there is at the mo- . full confidence that his affairs 3 will
ment very lime srst class stock left. lbs handled honestly and csrofully
Of course there are a few_ companies
$7,000 each and of vixens at from., looking for capital that the investor
$8,000 to $10,000 each have been re- ,should be wary of but after all these
cently reported. The rrsrket is aleo'are the small exception rather than
, good for the 1914 product. We be- | the rule. We would suggest to your
lieve we are within the truth when readers that when a fox proposition
we say that over 25 per cent. of the ' is, placed before them, they make a
expectation has already been placed. 'rigid investigation into the character
The market opened at about $2000 , andjstanding of the men behind the
per pair higher than a year ago i scheme. If the men are alright the
with a much greater demand. Our;_proposltionis sure`to be a fair one;
t. c '
ch-usetts and other near by States _
we believe, is just the beginning of aI,
widespread interest in old England
i
\nslior"::|.'l‘ru1if--\vil,|iinli\l)'\-1| nl*.$.ln.l»u‘<_ur and lt is easy to see that' with thai
two for <1. nt .img r.ii.r»=s_ <r II; mini an r.-1-.=l|»t immense amount of capital employed
 Fur; F<7v_‘\rt|.|.l>irl'¢.l`o,:.l.(‘al.imrfue|, thu-e in industries that pay but B,
‘ fe"  ~ ' " small proht. once the attractive p0S-|
Bold at Bughes‘ Drugstore. gihjligies of fo; farming become gen- I
' . , crully known, large investments will
_ _Day Right
Do you begin the day with a
'grouch'!" Are you tired in the
mornings? Do you fail to bene-
lit by the restorative influence of
, sleep, which shauld make good the
, energy and vitality consumed by the
day’s work?
Then you are rapidly becoming
bankrupt so far as health is concern-
` I d, You should look to your habits
‘I of eating, make sure that you get
lots of fresh air in your sleeping
, apartments, andlrestore wasted vi-
' ' tality by using Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food.
This great food cure does not in-
duce sleep by any druggist effect,
but when you have been using it for
a few days and getthe nervous sys-
tem into condition you find yourself
resting and sleeping naturally and
hcalthfully. By keeping up this re-
storative treatment you will be able
to make good the waste and fill the
exhausted nervous system with new
vigor and energy. This means thor-
ough cure of' such symptoms as head
|_,_/_
,
  "producing the goods."
ache, sleeplessness, indigestion and
tired, listless feelings.
picked up several persons, That ls,
8 .. .
¢'~'.'»»`»..
THE
have
bank
And it
are in
have to
the raising of poultry
we can
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Peerless. \|{ay,_1.,_y }:)'1.'E . I » i
We csrff ' pw you how to be indepcn
dent of tb money yourhusband gets for
should
her own
not vgriattcvrtlhdvv busy you
br hd`5v_'littie-tiihs you
you how you can inake a _
good inc_o e and build up a substantial
bank acc unt b oullr rni-un the >
be certain to be made. The fox busi-
ness in P.E.I., is now very Largely
ln the bands of men who are promin-
ent in other lines of business, where-
as a few years ago it was held by a
few individual farmers. The large
amount of money necessary to estab-
lish has made it impossible for in-
dividuals to own foxes outright, but
the establishment of incorporated
companies has made it easy for our
people to. become interested in the
business, The investor can place his
‘money in companies now with the
if they are of the other kind the pro-
spectus will certainly appear very en-
ticing. The Company of which the
writer is manager earned about 75
per cent. on its capital. Last month
it paid a dividend of 50 per cent.
and has added a large reserve to
its capital, without having to rn-
sort to a re-valuation of its animals
which are carried on its books at
what they cost in 1911-12. Reports
of the London fur sales of October
last are certainly very encouraging
and seem to point to a realization of
the prophecy we made in an article
in your September number, viz,, that
fox fur might be counted on to ad-
vance in price. With a decline in the
price of almost every other fur,
owing, it is said, to distributed bus-
iness and political conditions gener-
ally and to la‘rge failures in the fur
trade in central Europe particularl ,
Silver For actually advanced {0
per cent. above the extreme prices
Daid in March last; and the humble
cross or patch fox, so much despised
by breeders of Silvers, has breeders
so fashionable as a moderate priced
fur as tn bring two and a half times
the figures realized last spring. Some
furriers claim that "flat" furs are
'oing oil for awhile and point to the
decline in mink and marten as evid-
ence of this trend of fashion. The
point is simply. this, that the sd-
vance in fox furs is remarkable and
seerr.s to show a world wide interest
in the glossy coat of the crafty Rey-
uard. And Prince Edward Island is
SAYS MONROE WAS
AT A STANDSTILL
NEW YORK, Feb. 3-Captain E.E.
Johnson of the old Dominion liner
Monroe, which sank oil the Virginia
coast last week with ii loss of forty-
one lives, arrived here yesterday and
was shown despatches quoting Cap-,
tain Berry of the Nantucket, which
rammed the Munroe, as saying the
Monroe at the time of the collision
was attempting to pass the Nantuck-
et; starboard .contrary to maritime
regulations. _. ~ I ‘ - ~  
"I suppose Captain Beery's trying
to save his ticket,” said Johnson.
‘We were at _a standstill when the
Nantucket hit`us. I.think his report
that the N_antucket's engines were
reversed must be true, as the Nan-
tucket backed away immediately we
were hit.
“I was the last man to leave the
Monroe, and I stepped directly from
the deck into a lifeboat, as the port,
rail was then beneath the water. We,
rowed around for some time and:
Y -_ »f_- _ -_
lIIH||.ll'S Llllllll '
uma! Enom rnurr-cAN"r HARM
If your little one‘s- tongue is coat-
doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally;
food will gently move out of the 'bow-
take this harmless “fruit laxative."\
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt c
and sure. They also know a little ,°
given to-day saves a sick child to-
morrow.
o rn a yrup of Figs,
which contains directions for babies, '
children of all d f -
ages an or grown
ups plainly on the bottle. Beware of
counterfeits sold here. Get the gen-1
nine, nude h "C ll i `
PRINCE OF WALES
WILL ATTEND
I
A wouAN's Nnnvn
An Englishman unveiling through
*£4-£3
I- H ,Ceylon described a startling expert
rails-    ence that befell his hostess st a din
"' - r in Trincomalee
D, _ __
The dinner was excellent but whim
The best meal will be lpoildd
if the coffee be of poor quail
it
.IENDERV BTOHAGH LIVER ,by hearing my hostess tell the -Ins
_ ' tive servant to place a bowl of milk
AND BOWELB' on a deerskin near her chair
 f~       
WF Ill _ owes need s. gentle tho- ' _» ._
rgulgib cleansing at once Wben'your :1|l:;°p:;,;_h;,;:§,"3’a:‘;‘,;h3:;‘:ls°?`:aw
c 1 u emu' peevhh' Mules.” pale' e. hasty movement would have meant
su H
&,,‘,)r;?|§hoP'c:l%d* sfgxgihszfgrbrsyfg but forrall that, our eyes were fin-
feverish give a'teaspoonful of"'Cali- spectmg "ery “°°k andcomer M *the
,Crum éyrup of Figs .. and m B ,ew room. However, it was not imtil the§
hom., an the c,o“'ed_up' consuprlmilk wa; placed on the d1eer:;kinIf_-hat
ed waste, sour bile, and undigestedighe “na 8 app°“"°d' A" t en' ' 't°
' K
ed itself from my hostess' ankle,- and
',’},",’,d ;‘;,f§,,_ "°“ 'me “ '"1" "‘“"'“', glided toward the bowl, wnei~e,_ it
Sick children needn't be coaxed to was immediately kmed' ~' ‘
Minions or mothers keep it handy bmi although she fainted. when the snake
cause they know its action on the my dead °n the floor' H°w many
 i<:i.<...‘i:.“:=‘:‘ .  °=  rnaliiy or .
. y s. forn a Fig Syrup W
Company." Don’t be fooled! ln
who has it any special attention.
was emphasized by the Medical Heal-
- GRECIAN CORUNATION 'th Ofllcer in Toronto a few months
'”"- ` ago, when be reported 14 deaths F
LONDON, Feb. 4-The Royal Fam.,durl11e the month from whooping
ily's holida'y party has broken up at cough, and only ten from scarlet fev- '
York Cottage, Sandringham. The er- typhoid fever and measles com-
King and`Queen, with Princess Mary, bmed.
was about half over I was startled
Although she spoke as calmly as it
ddcn death, we all sat like statues `
ur amazement a lar e cobra uncoil-
Imagine the nerve of the woman,
ould have remained motionless und-
r such circumstances? .
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  I (of ee
from being a failure.
V I" crmsm cu saunontu - ilontfslly m
,Seal .Brand - ‘
f I
_will save even a poor meal > ( 
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or each eonunuu n an mil I P
Twenty five cents
_ cuA|u>|AN cLAss|riEnA,ns,. 
-~,;-'-'-'-'-ff-= ‘f-‘-----~'~" """'"'“;.' @""`-
whooping Cough w__ IEMALE HELP MALE HELP WANTED
Many parents think lightly of
hooplng cough, and treat it ss a
ecessary evil, not giving the child
The seriousness of whooping cough
Prince Henry, Prince George and, So many people write to us about G
Prince John are now at Windsor. ,the relief and cure of whooping cough
Prince Albert' is reipining the battle- Ihy the use of Dr. Chase‘s Syrup of
ship Colllngwood,"and the Prince of Linseed and Turpentine that we can
Wales is returning to Oxford. :recommend it with the greatest con-
ANTED PUPIL NURSES AT THE
Taunton State HOBPWBL Fm' Var'
ticularc address Dr. Arthur V.
Goss, Superintendent, '1‘s\lDf»0l1
State-Hospital, Tsuton, Mass.
_ 8746-1-8M3'M0l.
~ ‘ ' ffl l ih' lum. lull cent per were
0". “'!l"r;:"Trdé".l: mu lonecnm xifznrder. Minimum charge
5!-._-__ -S...-'--_ '1-iA__--_"fx-"' ';""'-'YE-V 'Y ' `Y`
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I, I rw sal-§_
fill SALE - IIORSEPOWER.
thresher and cleaner, in good con-
dition. Apply J. J. M¢Phai1.,Ar-
gyi, Show _ iosiiz-5Meipa.
HEAT pANE`1=‘oR SALE. ~A FINE
Great Dane Pup, Philirdelphiu Bfed.
clean points, fine brlndle, 10 mon-
ths old, weighs 96 pounds, under
good training, gentle and kind, has
the makin of a s lendid watch
I.strlcken,-,losing four officers and 22
The heir apparent wanted to go to
Switzerland '_v'la` Paris"for the Christ-
mas holidayg, but _the Queen refus-
ed. It is probable ‘that -he will take
the Order of the‘G`srter to Athens to
give to King Constantin and -repre-
sent his father at the forthcoming
coronation. In August the Prince
will probably visit the Austrian Kai-
ser at the l_atter's country seat, Ischl
in the Tvrol, and also see something
of Vienna and Budapest. At Alder-
shot next autumn he will be gazett-
ed to the 10th Husssrs.
MOORE SUSTAINED
r .' HEAVY LOSSES
TETUAN, Morocco, Feb. 3 - The
Moorish tribesrnanfsustained a very
heavy loss iii`”a`sti`ibbornly contested
battle with a column of Spanish
troops on Friday at Beni-Salem, to
the south of this town, while the
Spanish forces also were severely
-mon killed and four officers and 116
men wounded.
When scouts brought in the infor-
mation to headquarters that some
thousands 'of 'Moorish tribesmen had
taken up strong positions in the
rocky ravines' at Beni-Salem, the
Spanish Cornmandenin-Chief ordered
out a column composed of cavalry
artillery and infantry .to attack them.
The battle begin at an early hour
and lasted almost all day, the Moors
holding togtheir positions with great
tenacity. They were, however forced
to retreat. leaving a large propor-
tion of their numbers dead or wound-
ll I care to say. ,
|prevents_the terrible paroxysms of
fidence.
It loosens the cough, aids expector-I
ation, and by its soothing influence
coughing _which are so distressing to
witness, and which wear away the
strength of a child. By using this
treatment the disease is held in
cheek, and cured in a few weeks, in-
stead of months. Look for the por-
trait and signature of A. W. Chase.
M.D., on the bottle you buy. ,There
are_mony imitations. 4 _
 
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets
remove the cause. There is Only One
BROM0 QUININE’ Look for the
Price 25 cents
‘ Agsonains
Removes Bursal Enlargementh.
Thickened, Swollen Tissues,
Curbs, Filled Tendons, Sore-
ness from any Bruies or Strain;
Slope Spavin Lamenesl. Allays pain.
Does not Blister, remove the hair or
P _
dog, Whengfully grown will probab-
ly weign from 160 to 180 pounds.
Write, Edward Audinwood, Derby
Line, Vermont. 1070-2-5M6ipd
FOX OPTIONS ON 1914 PUPS.
Write The Charlottetown B. B. Fox
Co., Ltd., l‘. 0. Box 94, Charlotte-
town, P. E. I. - P13610-Mtf.
BARGAINS IN TEA AND DINNER
' sets. 15 tea sets regular $3.75
sale price $2.60, 15 dinner sets,
regular $7, sale price $5.25. M.
O. McGow-an, Kilmnir, P.E.I.
4143-l»_26M2wks.
1914.' Foxes, Mink. Marten, etc.
Organizing new companies my spa-
cialty. T. G. Ives, Montague.
__ -___  _sssz-1-14MEti,
signature ofE. W. GROVE on each box F01; 5 5LE__5 PAIRS MATED 51p_
ver Black Foxes at prices from
$3500.00 to $5000.00 a pair. Some
choice Patched Foxes at $400.00
,ppiiz Dark Northern Mink $50.00
'aI pair. -Marten at $125.00 to $150.-
00 a pair. Canada Ifynx one pair
lit $80.00. F. O. B. Portage Ln
Prairie. Prompt and safe delivery
guaranteed. Portage Wild .Animal
Co., Po: 223 Portage La Prairie,
Manitoba. 4183-»1 28Ml7ipd
Colds Cause Headache and Grip OPTIONS, BOUGHT AND s0LD,
4.
lay up the horse. $2.00 a bottle,
delivered. Book l K free. I
men! for mankind. For Synovltis, Strains,
Gouty or Rheumatic depoaits,Swolleu'. '
Painful Varicose Veins. Will cell you
more if you write. $1 and $2 per bottle at
dealers or delivered. Manufactured only by I
~ iosr 'R
Ansossms. JR.. me nliapiielsni-Y Wim. 'rHaTA1i'r`v`wTa`o 'ro`E<“,i
'nm'all red leather sntchel out ' oi
the R. R. Station, Coleman, about
the beginning of the year, Tie good
' enough to return the same to the
ed on the tinlfi `
_ka
WJ. YOUNG, l'.D.l.l4l Lymlns lIdl|..lianlreal, Can. i
Nitgllge master, P.E.I.R. . , 1
_ 1061-2-4m4ipd. , _
wAT~171"I=YA MAN Fon oi'rIrTiTnT.f.
(gpm Work, Apply (.0 J. G. W0l`tll,
1n4 Prince st. 1040-2-amslpd
 
ro ter _
T0 RENT BLACKSMITI-l’S FORGE
i.t ilunter River, situated ln., one
way, formerly owned.-'by7 John* _l§‘.:
’I‘rai.ior. Apply Mary Mchearr on
premises or Wilbgrt Drummond,
Bi-ookheld. Terms easy. 
_ 1 .1021-2-sun.
WANTED- 
i/'A'1?i‘i"` T6” ""1§Fir"s`1»i_§ITT§fT\Ysi§
England, Tra.veller'l _Res'_t,,,P.E.l.-_ ,
anis-,1i9_1piivn»nns_i§_i_.3
Pra1wA1.n Mmx wAN'm.n,-_-vriA`i»i'r-
ed at once uninjured .female ngqli;
Wire or write stating -lirics.
Joseph Read. Box ~393, Picton.
__ ._ 103 -2- 101 ii
PRES$En HAY WANTED. NVE AR
open to buy some Igood pressed
hay. C. Lyons & Co. 1008-2-2m-lmo
WANTED 25 TONS FRESH FISH.
Will pay highest market prices for
smelts, tommy cods, flat fish, rock
eels etc. Call and see Haslsln il:
Sharbell, 28 Pownal and 53,_Water
St. _ __l_002-2-2m5ipd
WANTED A GUMBER OF- FRESH
milk cows, bought subject to test.
Address A. B. Box. 350.
asoi-in-slmti.
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‘Isle For eligible for r¢|llt.\‘lt1o_l.
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llettl. _ol-
vn. u. ml., ‘   _ T"
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The idler- iétrolabringsall the music
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' kenshopping trip tolowu, `\ ' ` A .
 of all the World into our home
right way is ,thc/'Pecrless_\Na_1, thati
by hatchi'r‘5,l‘.l1e_ eggs in ,a Peerless.
Incubator* nd. l'e'qri‘rlg,"`ch\¢kens~in a.
Peerless Brooqer. '_ '
' ` "Be amen., _lyyerf ao. ,
“ I boililrt a Varies: nfschlnegiom
s friend. it was tho flr t machine I
ever have seen. .l.brou:ht.aut three
hatches: the int hltdi l get eyy ‘
chicks from 196 eggs.. aegond sich
‘l§l§.i‘rlfl'.'f.“i' 'L1‘~". ’°~l»§€£§'r'$!.'.‘1. '.'I! I
églss. lztsnd gtaltllig another hutch
WSI . '
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Yours very truly,
' (sldkldrl. Sol. Rlthet."
We have ed I. book for you en-
titled " oncy in Eggs," _.if you
*gold he  esrnnnig how
otl|sr'womed_like you are malrng in-
dependent ineomd Irem the sale of
eggs and plump chickens. Expen-
enoe in not essential. We are practical
poultry rokefe ourselves und will fur-
nish you ol tllw information neeeue?
to  .bhickm pay' you hen -
Filing  this 
'elf ui.. I-..».$i... o.».` `
Pines und' ie the booklet " Money In
Ins.” _ V
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and all the new records are here ready I
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There is a “His Master’s Voice”
dealer in your town. ,Call
him play your favorite music for you, on
me vimoia. vicimlas $20 in $300,
sold on easy payments, aslow as $1 per
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