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WEEK s -News For mr ouiiiniin s sirusoiv
.=ROK0!l` recently
of St. Pet-
two Auxilg-
M. B. Her
ond she was
oi welcome
li! Mill Ida
on ,hchsir of the isaies
Dllrlns bei- visit she
Mi-s._ Wallace Ander-
Mrs. -Lestock sho”-_
-The Societies had
last week soo
favorable circumstan-
. A PBI!! 0! 'farmers from Hops
Ri_v°l`. with their- families, visited the
E¥P°|'llll°|l§5l» Ilrln Yesterday and
eojoyed__ . n picnic in the grounds,
combined. with a. tour of instruction
IIll0l\ what ‘-was to.be seen. The
weather yaffavorable lor the por.
pose,-_ _ andthe _ visitors expressed
'much-s.dmiration`oi what they saw,
After they had taken tea and belore
Y-|l°Y_l°l¢-l-|10 fllflll. the Visitors gath-
ered tllzellller. and were- addressed by
some members of the stat! and spec-_
isl viiitors. Professor. Ross pointed?
out the advantages to be derived by
been more generou
what was being :loxli°:oi§;ul:il:x hols:
ur
Montreal Gazette slyoswol r,
- - hal- he
grl;:°l`l/Srl as a visitor, sod the nth.
8 Pere d it I
had been givin ihgrslrmvgcalitsol thanks
. -°~ . . Per-
MADE WELCOME Rev R
cival Alexander, M_ A" formerly 0,
sta|1l10D°. and MIB. Alegglldgl- with
'° chhhmh "°°°llflY returned from
Jhhall. have been spending th, put
gxontlimatm Covehead, the gong, ol
cr ' U- Cllllfles Hughes. While
_ °“lllE the continent they visited
mth* 1° ikau were Joined by his
'ir wh” hhh l!°°l\ Bllcnding several
13311 lla there. At Covehead their
d is F011. GBOFRG. who has been
"Ili Us the past five years attending
,C0 050 ln the _ home lend camo to
spend his vacation. Mr. Alexander
received his degree from Harvam
*Willy years ago end site; ordina-
tion immediately sailed for Japan
and ll“1`illE this time has been home
f“"1°ll§h but once. .When in Jap-
he is ellgliged ln the teaching oi
English in Aoyans College and il-om
the stall oi thirty teachers there he
is U19 °°lY chosen to train Japanese
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there, and Mr Donald_ Nicholson,
U- P~. elloke of what the Federal,-
GOV0l‘llmB!lt WBB vd0Il1g to encgurage
the farmer, -reminding his audience.
that durills the recent session oi
Parliment, the sum oi $31,000 hsd
been 'set aside to assist farming in l
Prince' Edward Island. Hs hiso
emphasised the need oi the long-pi-om.
ised railway for the North side, M;-_
Hogan- criticized the press ior always
booming the man who became pros-`
rerous by ouitiing I-is own homo,
but admitted that oi late, there had
is-_-s. 1--- l
students how to teach, In Govshssd
110 Was warmly welcomed by many o.
his old friends. A public meeting sm.
der the auspices of tho w_ 1vi_ g_ was
held in the Stanhope Methodist
Church 8(ldl‘6BBed by Mr, and Mfg,
Alexander. A keen insight was given
l“l¢0_ the work being done by both
Canadian and American Churches and
their personal experiences were listen-
ed to with much interest by those
Present.-Mrs. Alexander being an es
pecially interesting speaker. The lit-
tle folks-Frances and Robert eight
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(,lf.anl1ness- All real  1.
, I S03 f,    ENTERTAINMENT AT PoWNAL.-- nerfllihg 11i1;°v:p‘lsl:\ln§llvi:kIaehtlimhrlggt M' E'“°“° P“’k“‘“” Bl" "1 lllfmns
'A fl  *_ _e _ ` c ' '-
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' Bl Ben is the bi es! thin today
in thi alarm clock hgsiness. g
7 He is only three years old, but
he‘s already getting more work from
‘the Dominion than afiy cloclralive.
In three yesrsiime, 6,000 Canadian
dealers have adopted him. Nearly
half of the families in Canada leave
it to him to call them up in the
moming; nearly hslf the families in
Canada use him all day long to tell
the right time by. He is reallytwogood
clocks in one-s crackerjack of a time-
l_ C. W. Patterson .
Charlottetown
' W. N. Tanton
Charlottetown
Godkin Brothers
Charlottetown
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_W _ Rosary' glvlng A wonderml rendering ro the irlact that about two weeks ago tau
if a. goverment inspecting engineer
K .A V _\ __ Tliosellresent were thankful for the, wltll a party or engineers stationed
fa-""~~; ` ____ rosa testing the bridges and grades
’ . QARNEGIE MEDALS _Messrs with, it is understood, a view to as
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__ ,// ` 1. _ I ‘Z Charles Edgecombe, of Fredericton, °"`h°'ihihg th° hhwhh" °l "°Ph'"h hh°‘ _ '
l _ _ _ , ,_ N, s_,,,,,.1 N, Roni.. Norman, 0, Hal- weary before an I. C. R- flyer could  
_ I/ _ _ .  rl-ax' well known ln Charlottetown li: ru: eovgerallhin safety. Qfhetgoaldbgctl _
may be recommended ior` Carne ' h pr 5 h ' °“3' me °" 9 15 -
Q0 f _ Hero Medals as a result pf the thrgil? "hills hhhhleh bY hh” °°mP_hhY» Wm Ptus of e
- _ llrlg reseller they permrmod at neeixd repairs before bgiingsilrtilable for
' _ assenger tr n, A ough it Q Q
4 Springhill some weeks ago in saving f ghlv' F _
_ M_ W_ “_ M Kl’ ll s eieved that the taking over of
9 - manager Aoi this tlaandvdilgnwmliiahtlrhlg the “hh hy hh” ghvhrhmehh is hhh B O
' _ Commerce, and Miss Muriel Massey matt" °f himh' the travelling Phh' '
hi() “N who were memmrs or B batlrlrlg party' lic, and especially those .whose busin- |‘ " _ .
1 [rom dr0wnllrg_ new w,m_ Hlrrrlsrm' ess takes them to Prince Edward Is- l Ln", 
\ \\ _ 5 \ of Newcastle, -in a letter to The glhdh “re Tgerg h;°l‘lh€ thalwhgh _h°
’ Gleaner says: "I am in touch with ° hy W eh ° 'P ° ° °m° °
_ the olllclalr ol the Oarrlegle Hero ofthe-l1lack'fox will be shortened by '
' Fu a and ii o thi ir the d“Y“- “
a`___,¢’ ` all; worthy y,?ec0gnll;l0r,_ I C33 tl; h Pricparatlronst far the clemmenrllnr ‘cf   
- \ 1.- » i>leased.to lay the whole matter be- hr “hr h hm’ "me" ‘“° “ Sr ck | ` Shu-23 Pu- Va|u¢
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"1" °l°- Nw -11 -he 1-bu ure. `u.ff°"‘.T.f-’.'§..'l'°.2T`¢§l§?1.f‘e'¢.'i'i..lf."`.'l$'-.Z A H
former. Mr. John Kidman oi the §f,f°,',:"“l'°° °°,“‘,: °“"°""‘“"‘°“' h’ fright st mo with s sooo osrgs si 
my rmléhlllns 115°-or::v::°f.;lp:;;»i::.;1ln:uil-:xslt ogre; 6 ioo runes-ll!***“~_
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them on the organ. The mused the ° _f - 'O ay ~  O
audience not a little by yshtawing how RELAY RACE E1\g__. 1,, 
Japanese children amuse lfh°llll°lV°|- lay race open to seniors in the Cadet
M” “ml M"- -*1°*»1'd°l elle °‘l‘lf°" comps recently closed. st. nunstsom
‘Syd as l:lhhh° m°*l'l“K U1 7°" llld College came second arid__Darip;_i pi
o un ays Mr. Alexander occupied gi" 5_ D_ g_ third lu tl" ,lmrlmr
l-hv llllllllt in the Stanhope Methodist hi-0,5 jump for ssniol-,_ , _ _
Church. During this ber first visit to -.-.» . -_-' _-'>.
the "Garden oi the Gul!" during sum- Lmiihgy 13URNED_1r the dlrl
mer months Mrs. Alexander made sou-ous (ire which visited Harcourt,
wmv very warm friends and in speak- N.B. isnt saturday, s report of which
llll! of their kindness said it would was published in the Goss-dish sy
'-\1W“Yl 1'°l““il\ 8 \Jl'l8l\i- lP0t in hfr the time,'Rcv. R. H. Btavert was one
Irriemory. All are now en route tlo of the heavy losers, his lib",-y val,
ennezsee to visit Mrs. Alexander e spd at $1,500 was destroyed in his
l’f""°h h Mr' *md M79- Wllllml ¢B-lllllil boarding house which also fell a prey
a.. Annapolis, Boston, New York. to the flames. Mr. Stavert had only
Philadelphia. Delaware. on their wav. 5200 insurance on his library.
Their many friends wish them a. safe _.___
l°U"\°Y- ` Wl2Dl)Il;G1BEL{.iBt-A very quiet
. even oo p ace as evening in the
FRIDAY-  Peter’sm(iathedral, Rev. Canon
TENDE G __ _ mpaon o c ating the contracting-
ins oi th? hl`iiif13ih;’1`cE<;Ii:lm4'll;seao)l1`l°il;c g“‘;l';'§‘; lr’°h;hMMi“; ‘§h,{rth° E' 1x°°g§‘;~
F.tBtltClr lr 3v80 l‘.l1 FB.. . -
wlilss decl`<l,eds to ahlxpt thhiotlhtlhlla-i" ell chie and Mr' HM" S' Stewart' 5°"
_l_-M_ Ularlh summersldel R E_ L. of the lata Mr. W. B. Stewart. The
for a brlcs church with stone trim- nlzrlfads ggfgggggaybg £1f;g;'l;gb:§“'
if ll-
Y N__ _ tlful gifts received, among them be-
_ll;l,`glo?tetow_§°v wlrlJ';;‘:ll;uI(1°hé‘;‘3ic°; ing several substantial cheques. Mr.
.n the Tryon Methodist Circuit oei. md M"` stewart lea" this mmuinh
sunday next Aug 24th Services for on their lmneymoon trip taking in
me day will be' at ;r,ry0n in me Mglntreal, Toronto, Niagara and
D'l°l`l;ll1K» Cravaud in the afternoon 0 er points of ilnlnst'
“hd i°°°"“ “t "Wh" Pom: VAULT.--at the athletic
- __ meet held in Hamilton, Ont., Satur-
'M§l?o(?lEglHFglf;¥lor]:§éownwuigfg W; day William Halpenny of Montreal,
visiting friends in Scotchlort return- Iormerlyr Ott this “til Won the pole
ed to the city. Mr. McDonald intends vamgr dl” ea ing Arc bald °‘ T°r°n‘
leavlng shortly for the Canadian wen to. apenllly cleared this bar at 11
Let 6 nc es and Arc ibald second
whore he intends taking up the law '
business _,Phe man “en ‘_ at .11 feet 5£ inches. One mile re-
' 71 hh °l M B' lay-1 Boston Halpin Young Cald-
Hmry Hughes Wm hh Pleased to well, Burke, 2nd, Canada, 3rd, New
icarn that she is recovering irom bei york »l1lme 3 22 2_5 Thls ls 8 new
recent illness.-Miss Mary Hughes Caralllrm record the'olrl belrlg 324
Charlottetown is visiting in Scotch- 3_5_ rl-hr-er, mlle handlcaD___l’ H_
fortl-Miss Annie McDonald, Miss Kallelmarry IriBll_Amerlean' A_ C
Lhhra Hhh" ‘md Mfsl J°59Pl1 Mc* New York irom scratch; 3rd, Allen,
Kenna who were attending the club gf” Catherlnes 125 yards vplrrle 14
in Ch rlottetowu turn n- _ " ° - '
h he ed h°l11°M0 37 67, (new record) . The time
457 Wenlllg--M185 Fl0"`l° Flin". for this race is a new Canadian rec-
rlcotchiort has resumed her duties as or
teacher of Glen Roy School
The classics are ior the towns and Edward Island are now growing
cities, the country is saved by gra»c. brighter, and it is expected that next
It was by grace that a very large year will see the car ferry connecting
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_ _ _ _ ._\__\O. rl Aéll. number oi music lovers in Pownal Caps Tormsntine, New Brunswick, il
' ' ~- . - Wy' district had a great treat served up with Carleton Point, Prince Edward H
, _
OWU mhslcil’-U. MT 0 P J0“°B 8-B' sition entails the taking over by the
. _ x *listed ‘YY MF- M¢“ll1“°l1.  T- C- L- ieheral government of the branch line in
K' ' ' _.ga-_'==_ ;_____4 - ' _ gg;hNEfs‘;2f:;1$gr{g°mbef5o0f f-l:1°l?dY*`l' running between Backville and Cape ln
_ - now n s. o a -- if d - - - _
A hem, and Mm wh' D- wilson. ,n*_€ !llo]1l°li;i;noIliethe;nmgesiggrixgliimrrrrefgl sliver medal for second and bronze
s, were twelve members ih the pr°grhm the ferry on both sides oi Northum-
' including selections from ,Yon Weber brrllrml Stralt
‘\
Ohammhde' Shhhlhrh Bhth°v°h» Bach The rumor to the efiect that the ted-
and Ging. Mrs. Wilson with the true eral government will lr, the near l,,_
Sc°f’°h,“f°“°h and a very hhe "'°h`f ture, absorb the New Brunswick and
smégth dy? ’;°h°;m° hack aghlh Prince Edward Island Railway is
n c h _ . .
_Tar reqiest Mr?) Jémegngingy hgftfe gaining considerable ground, owing
looa into the music lovers heaven at the Cube. went cueruuy over the
purporer I am rleslrour or gettlrlg the breakuater has already been built
ughse and H. L. Bethune.
nspsctors-0. I... Prowse, B. Doyle,
Bmitli and E. Rice.
Clerks oi the Course-Messrs. Jas.
oyle, George Lewis and l’ope Bcer.
' Announcer-Mr. J. A. Webster.
Secretary-Mr. W. A. Gaudet.
-With competitors » from lialiiox.
New Glasgow, St. John, Picton and
Wmherst, apart from the Charlotte-
‘town entrants, and each place ‘icing
Pl' ‘ '
rs esenhod by its best, theic was
'considerable reason to expect very
_interesting sport, and that expecta-
ti o was inll realized On the day's
res
cause to be satisfied, ber representa-
tives gaining the most -points. J. P.
Hooper was unbeaten in the sprint
track events, while N. Winchester
rrled ol! two o1_the~ three cycle
nts Oi 'the visiting cornoetltoisl
o y .
ults, Charlottetown has good'
A.F. Campbell (Abegweits-A.A.)...... 3
Also ran: R. E. McKenzie (Picton)
and James Duily (Abegweits A. A.)
which was a very interesting event.
Time, 10 3-5 seconds. Maritime re-
cord, 10 secs.-.1 . W. Humphrey,
1895; F. L. Stephen, 1898: F. 0.
Schaefer, 1908.
Pu'r'r1N‘G THE si-lor um.)
_H.N. Schofield (New Glasgow) ......‘1
J. McPherson (Abegweits)   ...2
John Pringle (Picton A.A.A.)   3
Also competed: R. E. McKenzie
(P. A. A. A.) sohossld won with o
throw 0! 38 lt. 3 ins. after a. keen
contest, only s foot being the diiler-
snloe between him and the second
There was a close iinish in this ra-cd'
man. Maritime record. 42 it., by
B. Hill, of .Sydney Y. M. O. A.
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100 YDS. DASH FOR JUNIORB.`
Stephen Bird (Amherst M.A.C.)......_1
Ernest Carson (,Connaughta)... 
Jos. Doyle (Abegweits)     3
Also ran: G. W. Wigley, L. W. Mul-
lins and C. H. McLean.
This event was run in two heap,
Wigley and Mchcan not qualifying;
b
for the iinal, which was nicely won __
Bird in the time of 11 4-5 seconds.
220 YDS. DASH. _
J. P. Hooper (Abegweits) ...  ...1
H. N. Schoileld (N.G. A.A.) ...  2
(Continued on Page Fourteen.)
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Len McDonald, of Pictou, in the
jumping events, and H. N. Schofield,
oi New Glasgow, as an all-round eth-l
lete, were most prominent. McDon-N;
a1d's and SehoiE|eld's successes are all
the more creditable in view oi the_
(act that their respective places were
sparsely represented, there neing two
competitors besides McDonald irom
Picton and one other apart from
Scholield irom New Glasgow. .
Furthermore, McDonald has the
honor of breaking and establishing
the only record ol the day. In the
pole vaultlng competition be set up
a new mark for the Maritime Pro-
vinces with a vault of 11'it. 1 incli,l
just an inch better than the previous,
record, which was made in 1903 by a
Charlottetown man, William Half-
penny, of the Abegweits, who is now'
in Montreal and only on the day be '
lore had won a pole vaultiug com l
petition in Hamilton, Ontario l<or
setting up a new record, McDonald
will be given a special gold medal
The longest list race of the meeting,
the live-miie event, was won by ilu
gers, of the Wanderers’ Club Hall-
lax, the only victory to go that way
Michael Thomas the Indian the Is l
land’s representative, gave p
through lack of condition after hav-
ing completed Just over hall’ the dis
tance Rogers ran in excellent style
and deserved to win
A feature ol the sports was an ex
hibition of motor-cycling given by
the last lap to complete a mile he
met with an accident, the rear wheel
of the bicycle slfidding in the sand Of
he track, and turning over with the
der Both luckily escaped unhurt
ad Mr Parkman finished, it is es
timated he would have done the mile
1 min 42 secs
The Drlzes for the events consisted
each case of a gold medal for first
edal for third These were distri-
m
buted at the conclusion of the sports
by Dr Johnson President in Char
lottetown oi the M B A A U oic
Worth’s Band contributed an eniov
sole musical program during the
course of the proceedings
Following are the results in dc
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are three too many if they aired not -appetizing, _
wholesome and nou“r`ish'iiig." Cut- out heavy/ .
meats and starchy vcgctablm for a while-cat 
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100 YDS DASH
Hooper (Abegweits A A )
Schofield (New Glasgow A A ) 2
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with Sliced Peaches or Other Fruit;
Shredded Wheat is a natural, ellemental f '
food made ofthe whole wheat, steam-cooked, ,
shredded and baked a crisp, golden brown
For health and stomach comfort in the warm
days nothing can equal this combination l,
It supplies the maximum of nutrimcnt with
the least tax upon the digestion Make
your meat Shredded Wheat
Always heat the Biscuit in the oven ie restore erlspusas. For
hreakfast lorvo with mill: or cream or fresh fnilts of any kind.
MADE IN CANADA
A CANADIAN FOOD FOR CANADIANS
The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Limited
Niagara Falls Ont.
es Toronto Office 49 Welhngton Street East
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£1
37/ Q- lore the commlrrlonerr at l.lrtrl,,,lrg connection with the ferry terminal 0 “uh
-!____`__ ._ . y lgt eg Edit the summer engineers have been en- '
case n.ar Chariot e own, . . .,  
_ _ _ _ ll ed l d 2_000 gaged locating the wharves, break- _
The Biggest Thing in the Clock Business 25° §§§"'§gu§g°1f§§ T..“..?.'L..§.,..l wrcervrnd on... morn... _i 1..... Trivellcrc Rc.: P. E. I.
some three ears rr 0 I r urls B are now going forward, and during  
keeper andacmckerjack of :in alarm. _ racts a'nd clrcumstan,-,ea n this all-1 another’ it is undsrstoodl will  
B, Bc rl ld rn “des ra" can » soon he commenced When finished  S l B l M
G. H. Taylor
Charlottetown
H. R. Crockett
tides is carried from the bridge out- fl`acl£0l‘H Br* HDW Bwallilllg l'-he Bfflv'
ward for over a mile, leaving a com- al Of the hi! <‘l1DR°ltY dl`0dE08 Which
paratlvely straight channel upwards are on their wav there.
of 100 (sol-_ wins The importsoos D Similar work is going on at Caric-
the port of Montague as s shipping ton Point on the opposite shore, and
W, A. White.
h“"“"°"l"' place certainly warrants such expen- it‘is understood that it will be iinlsh- The roxe.
W. W. Wellner
Charlottetown
 I ‘the farmers ship their"-surpllus pro- - 0"°l` B- th°“9lmd P°"°°“° 9-55°mbl°d
- `_ 5-- il 'Qi-r [ew days' work lol- private llm-tl. teur Athletic Association oi Char-
( A P. EJ I.  A  _L   Messrs. Poole & Thompson hadiheiii gW°htY'°"_f'h a“h‘;“l hem “hh hfhch
docbcleaned out. W. A. Poole & Co., h‘““Pi°h°°lP' l “W Mhfll-lm° S F r
0 i irooolnl oii_»August seth. ilil. the trains o!~ihIs Bailwav will mn Lower Montague, had, their wharl Bmllcll Of th” Amamlll' M-l1l°l'-1° WUC lc 5 3 U _ _ ‘_ I
diture and it will be a si-cat hoon to ed in about a year.
the whole surrounding country when -
duce. The dredge also. performed s at' the grounds of the Abegwelt Ama-
for which $115 per day wss ohsrgsd lottetown yesterday afternoon at the
at Kildare l’. E. I.
Bathurst N B Lumber Merchant.
john Nag'e, Bofton, Commission Merchant.
J. L. Peters, Digby N. S. Dry Goods Merchant.
P. W. Holdsworth, Digby, N, S Drngg st.
ii. if of 'ls nalckllselliedirnfi wean 'I ' _.__ these hresirwsters lfvui form s .mug Bosfor,Mss\ Digby N.S. cave of D. . prou c, oe on ass.
P ` . _ _ 4 .
an inner v=ef_°f §¢°=l \l1== Huufsl hlm DREDGING.--Dredge No. 9 has h“fl’°\' ff” th” f“"l’-- J. C. Ellis l76 Ailaniic Ave. care of John Nagle (0. C0
f°l‘ llfv- Hill blE» lwld _l'l€\“'°“ “Pd completed operations at Montague, Unth B few Wee" h5° dredging wh’
hands are'cssy to_rend in the dim mrrlrlllg a out over. ¢lrree_qrl,,_rter.s ol being pushed 'in the channel leading
lllvflllllil’ llgllf- HI' l“l‘E¢ C°"\l°l’f° i 1 thi _ 1 to the proposed entrance to the har '
s“"‘°-“"‘l“‘"“"' "‘“" ‘.;`-l""°"°" ;=Ti5h°3?l°f °=iel=7<?$'¢hL-fl-l if l-gli ‘wr “"0 “=°“=°"d~ °f rms 0' mud PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS
.He "nga H” m'"l"°s-sua 'Y 9' ‘en The dredging at Montague is the and l`0°k5 were l`em°"'°d- Abohh l-l“`°°
intermittently. Hispricc $3.00 is easy most satlsgacggry job that was ever W¢¢l‘S GEO this dredge was sent away,
:S  b°lfla;'r}:fls,lal},:al';:?,ff; A done by any dredge in that hsrhorl it being iound that larger and strong-
lclanflby :hc followinsiewclm. Thirteen feet ol water at low sprlm: *F "°’°°l“ WH" "°°”*“""`Y- '1`ll° “"1”
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]. C E lie, Boston, Master Mariner M ringing Director.
james England, Travellers Rest, P. li. I. Farmer.
Howard Ansin, Digby, N. S- Manager Maritime Fish Co.
- The promoters of this company jimes Eng'and,’l‘ravcllers Rest and ].C.
El‘i~i Boston have secured 2 pairs from the noted Dalton -James Rayner Ranch
I’of those pairs are 3 years old and have raised io Pups, the other pair
are 1913 Pups, the male being one of llie off spring of the above mentioned pair,
and the female from another pair of Mr. Raynors.
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mail at 25 cents a box from- The Dr. BFOWD-
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` h°mhh °’ hh' cmwhf "h°" hhlhh puy for keep of Foxes up till May lbth il)i~l. `
_ _ _'- _ about four hundred of them present. Th R h -
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More little ones die durinl hot Th’ ¢r°‘::::°“gc,;;fm:g:2;d°?,: 900 The Ranch will be built at Travollcrs Rest and no cxponu-s will be spared to make
weather than Bt 807 OWS! time Ol pgfngmaaa or the . Ort! u' on this one of the best and most secure ltanchus on Prince Edward Island.
the year. Dinrrhoea, dysentry, chol- ° P D  Locrriorr of Rurch
, P, _ whose shoulders fell a good deal i ' '
93%. °f§ lllfllllilumt and sltomaehddisgrderh hard work for l the sdtisiactory peg- The Ranch wl`l he located X of a mile from Travel ers llcsi._Sl|\ilon. ll acres of woofls
come wit ou warn ng. an w en a _ . _ - '
| i hi il li d li i and right 6! wa have heen eased from Mr. li. C Marchhenk for In yt-urs. ilils is counted to
m°h*°‘;‘r° l:h°h°:ho:_€ 23:1 no srl: £5332? 0;) tl; guccgezgethz mbgsgf be an idea' wood); for this purpose. high and dry ground well she tered.
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,, ,ll ur, ,lm th, rhlld hr, lug, which it is picsrihg to sou was The Ranch Keeper
° t Y m chitvell were as iollowsz , ‘lhe Ranch and Foxes will he under the care of Messrs James Enifnnrl 8:. son.
who have had experience in keeping foxes, and as they are Fish Merchants and own a Stock
Farm, these things make them well equipped to supp y food
A general meeting of the Provisions' Directors and Stockhrfclcrs wil he called for
15th September llJIB, for the appointment of olllcers and making arrangement for ihe manage-
ment ol the Ranch after May loih, 1914.
265 shares of this stock has a`roady boon taken up, moetol .lt in :Digby N. S.,
Boston, New York, etc.  -'-_», »'. _  .z;`_.'_'ir-ii ig*
Parties wanting to see those Foxes, location of Ranch and other. portion ` belore
investing can call on or write tc
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Dsily`_Dsi|y _ _ ,_ _ ‘_ 0 m l ll roni r. James aynor 1
1 5'-l-`l'1`|°N.h slixn. gala. Bah. Sha ' 322;, ol tlxnxnltzlrzrrcagggvlagx lin- They ciuld not'b: bought today for less ihsn»$4o,o>o
p_ “_ “ ' 1 ' ' the meeting, and with them cams - The intending investor can assure himself ihcre is no imported stuff mix-
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