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Dresses

_ highly finished. Th`s finish is permanent and will not wash oux. 40 inch. black, white, - saxe and copenhagen 65;; yd

Stanley Bros

cainbric dresses for children from 2 to 6 Years Of age w‘e` have ever shown at the price. Ever) dress is worth from 75cto

» $1<but they’re all on sale at 5Q 3, 5 Stanley Bros

7 The finest! range of print and French

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A Special _Importation

of the following two lines cotton dress materials give people the claim of 'obtain~

injg the very best fabrics at home.

_ RATINE a cloth of the very finest qual- ity. Well woven and firm_ with a splendid appearance. _40 inch wide, white, black, b1uet,navy and champagne 65g; yd

7 M_ERCERISED POPLIN. The finest

medium weight cloth made very firm and

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`,..*IT PAYS buy in tllll Prollilwcl

..'.°'1‘l-IE MORNING Guardian can be

obtained- im Souris at H.J. Mahon's.

...°FOXES FOR SALE. Apply to George Keele, Souris. 2426-5-l9Mtl.

...°Mr. nn. D. irnnfus Giieraisn representative in Sour s will gladly receive subscriptions and ,advertising matter at the office of undertaker Dinlgwell. l _ -

"__ . ...*AN AOCIDEN'1‘.- Mr. James McAulay, baggage ‘master on the Bouris train, had his foot rather painfully injured Monday afternoon, as the result of it box falling on it.

...°MARIE HORSE RACES.-Week

neaduy,'.luly Sth, 1914-[$190.00 in purses. Races as follows: 2.24 class trot und pace, $100.00; 3 year-old trot and pace, purse $30.00; 2.40 race, $60.00. Entries will be receiv- ed up till Monday, July 2nd, 1914-. Alfred' Webster, Marie, Secy.

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NEW YORK BTOOKI

June 16th, 1914.

High Low Gloss

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-_-'ONE CENT per word each inlet- tlon for' advertising in this column. Cul: must accompany order. lini- pium charge twenty-five cents.

...°T. GORDON IVEB is Guardian .gent in Montague. -

.JSUBSORIBEBB shouid renew a

week or two before the time' they have paid for has expired and tthne not mise an issue, ns all papers are discontinued prompt!! on expiry data

...' NOTICE.-r A meeting of share-

holders of Belfast Silver Black and Patch Fox Co., will be held in Ver- non River Bridge hall on Monday, June 15th., at 2 p. in. All sharehold- ers are requested to attend. A. E. MacDonald, Bec’y. 2822-G~MI~l6i.

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Subscriptions will be received by

His Vlorship Mayor Sterns and Dr. J 'l'. Jenkins. Prim-e Edward' Theatre ...$04.05 H. H. Sterns . . l-l1.JJi- W 1* llceks ... .... 3-' 0.1 l`rcl. Vitkis ... .. .. ... 5.00 G. l.‘. Wright . _ u.|_»0 Colonel F._ S. Moore 10.00 The Faithful Circle of King’s

Daughters .(per Mrs. Edward

Chandler) .... ..

W. S. Louson @...

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- _ SECOND ANNUAL SHo.w_‘~ A

Prince Edward Island Floral .Associatsone

_Wednesday and Thureda August & . _ ` f,

Officers: P. E. Islandy Floral Association = ' Honorary President.........T HE HON. MURDOCK McKINNON ' '-

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9. 10. 11. 12.

President J. A. Clark _ Vice-Pres, King’s Co........Mrs. D. J. Stewart _ “ “ Queen’s Co. .... ..Mr. C. R. Smallwood “ “ Prince Oo.........Mrs. R. T. Holman

Secretary-Treasurer. _ _...Min W. Davison

' iExecutive Committee

King’s Co......

.Mrs. John McLean, Souris

.. J. D. Stewart, Georgetown

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Mrs. E. R. Brow, " Mr. A. A. Alley, “

. ._ ......Mr. L. A. Haszard, “

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Abutilon, 1 specimon.

Acu/.-ia. 1 specimen.

Amarylis, 1 speciman.

Balsam, 1 speciman.

Begonia, flowering, 1 specimnn.

.Mr. ]ohn'Wonnacott “

Mrs. E. Wyatt, Summerside Dr. Gauthier, St Louis

1.-l'<‘l.0WER.\' IN l'()'l‘h.

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Begonia. tuberous, double, 2 BD0CilY\0flS- Begonia. tuberous, single, 2 BD0CllI\€I1H. 11eg0nia_ iicx variety, 1 Hrrecimpn. , Cactus (need not be in flower), 1 “Pe‘"""1"-

Colosla, coxcombs, 2 speclmenn' Coleus, 3 specimens. Colons, 6 specimens.

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Am:-il. Copper Brooklyn R. T. Canadian Pacific Erie

Mex. Petroleum

Miss. Pm-ific Northern Pacific Pennsylvania

Reading Southern lfnciflc

St. Fiiul _ Union Pacific

Southern lluilwny

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99 701 91 1031 201 011 17 1111 1111 104 as

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2,35 B. R. i-iioimnn Roger Farquhcxrson

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sé Anna Fnrquharson

282 61% I7 11|; |111 Hyndmnn & Co. ... 16-ig 1141 24% 100%

A friend' .... ._ .

Ur. J. 'l'. Jenkins

Owing to on oversight fir, J. .

Jenkins’ mime has been omniittod, he having opened the fund with ii

T. W. Woodman Dr. S. R. Jenkins ..¢ J. H. Hill

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154 2'

. Middy Blouses

155; 154; ci; 611

U. H. Steel ‘

` A new lot to hand this morning. Best quality of white drill with collars and cuffs 'of red, bluet and navy drill, laced front. Two patterns of sleeves either raglan or set in. Sizes 10 years to 18 $|.25

7 Stanley Bros

lltiili' Cooper 570

Brazilian Traction ` Detfiilt \ nom. Stnel C0rp'n_

Mex. Northern Power- Minn. & St. l'. (Soo) Moiitrenl Power 2;’-il N. S. Steel & (foul

fiom. 53}

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Suimiier-' Shoes

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for Women

For real old-fashioned comfort,

combined vsith modern style,

and light weight in summer Shoes, "you need to see our new white canvas pumps and boots for women.

Theyfre the newest out-sent

direct by express from the

makers._ _ _

White pump, with or without

strap $1.50, 1.85, 2.00, and 2.50.

White boots, low or high heel, natty Style $2.10, 3.50, 4.00.

Alley & Co 135 Queen

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' Amateurs

Leave your printing and

developing for good re- sults at The ~

A I-Cook Studio

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' Baby days and Baby ways are over nll too soon.

’ A good picture, though, will keep the memory of thoso diys fresh though all the years of growth and change

When was your ~Baby’s picture lu.~t

token ‘Z `

Bayer Photo Studio

Phone 192]

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Do not forget to call on

Saturday night and get a copy of the Breeder at "Brown’s Bookstore, " All the latest ma azmes and news

Horsemen A

hand

papers at §rown's Bookstore St. Dunstans Red & White at Browns Bookstore

When doing over your spring hat, call at Browns ’ Bookstore and get a bottle of coloring, all shades on

25c per bottle __

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Landing t oda y Two male` and one female'

COTTON

High Low Olose

Spot-13.10 niicimnggq ’ July _ _ _129:i 1213 .1283 october 1205 1257 1202 December 1267 1261 1267

\ GRAIN AND PROVISIONS..

High Low Close

July Wlicnt 34; H35 33,1

handsome donation of $25.

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FURNISHED .AND CORRECTED DAILY BY THE FOX EX- CHANGES AND INVEST- MENT COMPANIES _ LTD.

Asked

Price

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Ltd. 20 1:0

lherton Dark Silver ...100 L10 A. E. McLean Oo Ltd. 100 ll5 Belmont 100 1 --> lleech Wool 50 55 Barkers l00 120 Brighton 100 110 Belfast Fox Oo. 50 70 Beech Hill 50 Uliarlottetown 100

(mrruthera 100 `

Dalton’ 100

Dlnnls Pedigreed Foxes l original 100 ~ 150

New illue _ _ l“'\ ""‘

'Domlinion 1001 125 luiplro 125 asteri: 11-5

Par

Sept. Wlient. July f"orn Sept. Corn July Pork Sept. Pork .lilly Laird Sept. Lard

82; sie sig 703 702 703 075 070 673 20:47 2.062 2062 2020 1995 1995 1012 1005 1005 1030 1020 1020

»::lNhen ldrivlng, motoring or cn-

ioying out door life, your complex-

sun and other natural enemies' t. fine skin and good complexion. If you wish to protect yourself against thcsc \ complexion destroyers you should use McKlnnon’s _Witch I-I_nzel Cream, A splendid preparation for keeping the skin satiny smooth, vel- vety soft, and daintlly clear, a bot- tle 25c. McKinnon Drug (`o., Rexnll store, corner Great George and Kent Streets `, Mtf.

"We only repeat what everybody

tells us when we say our “Soda water" is second to nuns in the pro- vinces. We have every flavor 'you could' wish for und give good ser- vice. E1 A. Foster, Central Drug- store. 2991Jli~1|3M3i.

‘ “FOR TURNIPS use Swift’s An- imal Brand' Fertilizer. lt can be depended upon to produce a sails- iactory crop/ Selling at lowest prices ,Wholesale and Retail by A. Horne ,& Co. 2854-6-l0ME6i - `

ion will be assailed by dust, wind, ‘N°"'h Mum" Pam' '

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reclnnd 40 l' ur' Producers Ltd. ...100 Great Canada Northerl 100 Howntt-Dalton _ 100

50 100 127 100 125 B0

Montague

M nt Edward lgsusnchusetts ,......100

fvcs 100 .Milton Patch l'ox Os. 50

500 750 100 100

110

greed Foxes

North Tryon Oo.

North Shore

| rovinciul Park Farm Proine 10 10 Regal 100 < R. J. McNeill Co. 5 G Rayner International 100 100 iogere Payton 10 15 Record ‘ '- Rosemont _ 100 120 _~ Smith MN Seal River

Samson

Bouris Black For Co. 100 Spring Park For Co 100

100 10| 100

100

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125

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Silver Tip 500

13. Dracena, 1 specimen.

14. Ferns, foreign, 1 specimen.

15. Ferns, foreign. collection oi' not less thm, 4_

16. Ferns. native, collection of not 188,, thu" 4_

17. Ferns, Maiden Hair, 1 specim8n_ 18. Ficus, India Rubber Plant, 1 p0t_

19. Fuchsias, single, 1 pot in fiowc.,-_ I

20, lzuchsins, double, 1 pot in ilbwer_

23,' ("em"‘U"‘“~ dollme- C0ll@°_l'/10” Of not less than 3, distinct., 2.. Geraniiims, s'n1:le, collection ,,f not |e_.s than 3' ,Ust,,,,.t_ 23, Gernninms_ silver lmveil “ml im-iog~;1t¢.,1_ 3 ],(,¢,,,| ,listinnt -' 24, Gernmiums, sented les.V<‘fl. 2 Dots, ilistincf, '

25. Gerpniiinfs, Ivy leavcd, 1 pot.

20. Gloxinins, 1 spucinmn.

27, Heliotrope, 1 plant in bloom.

28. liydranpcs. 1 not Dlnnt in bln0m_

29. Ivy, English. 1 pot.

50. Tmpaticns, 1 specinian. I 31. liochin_ Fire bush. 1 speclimin_ ,

32. Liliums, 1 plant in flower, '

33. Petunia, single, 2 specimens. , ~

34. Pctuiiia, double, 2 specimens. ,. ii , .

35. Palm, 1 plant in pot or tnli. ' - ‘ I

36. Collection orn-nmentul folingeplnnts, 12 vn,.,,,_tie,, only _ _

37. llnngulig pot. or li-riskot. '

1 A t _ll A Vx I t CLASS 2.-(‘.U’l‘ l"L0\l'EliS.

. s ers, nui e , witi eng s sms, collection of 12 l om ' -

2. Astsrn, Victoria, ii blooms only, not less than 6 d}ls€inc€'p:,`1°Ot,-,,_le3_s than "hw" °"|‘l"“-

3. Afitefs. C`<‘mf"l1. 0 bl0¢;mS o'\1\;, not less than 4 distinct colors. ._

4. Asters, im other vnrie y, 0 b ooms onl , not 0 , . -

_ Asters. cgliection ol not less than 12 ybloouis1.SS 'hun 4 distmct colors'

0. A'ntirrh-inum, (snapilragon) col-lectioii of 3 cnt blooms,

7~ A'0tl"`hl“‘\m» (5“*1l’0"0l§0“)C‘llleCtion of li cut blooms only, <list.inlt,

8. Balsam, 0 specimens. ‘ _ g, ,

0. (Jarna-tions, 3 or more cnt. 1,130,-fm, distinct ,Ulm-B_ -‘ ~ 1 l 1 -

10. Varnatlons, Margnoritcs, 3 or more cut },](,,,,,,5| ,li,,ti,,ct ,.,,l,,m_ A 11. Galliopsls. f . , , ' l ` 12. Chrysauthemuins. floulile, 3 or more 1,10(,m,,_ I - I 13; Cosmos. 2 varieties. 1

14. Clematis, 1 spray. ' 15. Dahlias, double, show, 5 blooms nl _ _-S .- _ _ ._ , _, _ ,

10- Difllllaa- d0“l’l°» P0mP0T‘» 5 lilooclrmsyorill' tn:l`ilitl`i?dln£"d‘lurs » ' | ' l 174. Uanlias douilrlc cactus, 5 blnoms_ only’ dygtinct c51,),.B_ ` I 1 ' _

18. Dahlias doubllo Peony flower, 5 mooms nnly' mstinct emma , _ _

19. llahliias, double Cactus fancy, 5 blooms onlv dwtinct colors ' ‘

20. llahlins, don-ble Collnrette, 51,1(-,cms 0n|v`d§,,r,,nct colors ` 21, Dnhlins, double, decorative, 5 blooms only d stinct colors

22. Dnhlias single, 5 blooms only distinct colors, ' , 1

23. Dahlias collection, 20 bloogs only,

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26. Dlnnihus, sinrile Dlnin edge. Gliloioms only distingt ¢i0|,»,r,,_ '

27. Diantbus single fringed, 6 blooms oniy dist,-ict c0|,,m_

28. Grasses best collection. '

29. Everlasting, best 'bouquet with ornamental gross:-s.

P0. fl~n'ill`ardl1v, nnniml, double, Gblooms only.

:-11. Ge-roniums, sinele 6 blooms only, distinct colors.

32. lieraniiims doub‘i‘, 6 blooms only distinct colors. _

33. Gel-aniums, collection of not les; th-an 12. distinct. ..~i, Glndiolus, 5 spikes of bloom only, distinct, C0101-5,

35, Gladiolus, 12 spikes only distinct colors. _

36. flladiolus, best spike grown by school children from bulls suppllcfl |,'y nggnointign, m

37. Gorletia. 6 heads.

39. Uollvhncks d;ouble, 4 onlv cut. blooms fiietirici: colors,

39. Hydrangea. Panic-ulata, Grandiflom, ,,. h|.,0mB_ _

40,, Larkspur, 6 specimens :

41, Marlgold. Alrican, Gblooms. ,

42, Miiznnnritte, bunch of 12 spikeS only 3 or more varieties,

43, Nnsturiums, bunch nf .2_spikes onlv, 3 or more colors.. \

44. Nasturiliims, 6 spikes 'own by school child.

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190 1,500

Sterling 100 125 Ta lore

y 100 100

Three Rivers 100

‘ 115

Tnplln lvvfnl 1110 rr:.L iilver 40 Ipton ' 50 05 .New Haven 25 25 O'Leary Patch 10 10

rystal ... 50 55 |victoi-ie 10° 11-"

100 45

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," ‘ "" ' ” ' il_ .’Black Silver and one female cross.

1 per Sch; John M , _ _ . 0"' cm I' In The Lead `Al1 fourteen months old. For de- ’

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(3) A-il Exhibits, except potted plants, must lx- izrnwn bv the exhibitor, r~-id no Exhibitor shall be eligible

for more than. one award in each class. Potted plants must be owned nt least one month Dl‘°'l0“9\! by 010 Exhibitor, . '

(4). All exhibits must be plared in show room before 11 s. m.. August Seth. except from the _Weet.

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w-'11 be responsible for the nrfrner placing ni the cards on their exhibits. (7). 'I'l\e decision of_the ind-gel lh all bg final. 2030. `

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RUT-.EB AND REGULATIONS OF THE _FLORA-I. SHOW, AUGUST 28-29.19155 ' \(1). Only members ofthe Floral Association can exiiiibft. The membership fee of 601:. mtitlen each mem- iiern te all oi the priviiezlie oi ine society. 'riiin ineium entry oi exhibits .ind im entry to the Sl\°“'~ - ( Entries for competiti must be n'-'ide fm the form provided for H16 l>\ll'l>0l° and lent to Mr. W. Devi

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‘5‘- l“*'l“' l*f“‘a 'un-v "‘tfr 'mv I\“f"‘~fr ~' fvhlhltn ln ar.v clmf. “--wlflwil they are entered under the some

nn..»1\.r hui, row one ff curb 'lumber -\\»~'i 1-~ f\=-i\1¢. Irv- ... »~~--~r.1_

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Niemislai fl specimens.

Pansies. dish of 12 blooms only, 6 distinct. colors, ”‘

Pnnsiri~;_ cnllect on of 24 lllooms, not loss than ll colors.

Petunia, double, .1 cut blooms, Only, digtinpt M10;-9, g

Petunia, Single, 3 cnt blooms, only distinct colors,

l‘hloX. Dl'll¥1f"'|0n0ii. C\1f» 0100015, not less thnn 1_2 spikes, with not morn |;|mn 2 of onn <'.f»l.»r.

Phlox, perennial, 6 spikes only, distinct, ¢n10rs_ Poppy, perennial, 6 blooms. 1 1 ' ' ‘ , _ Poppy annual, 12 blooms.

Roses, Prrpetiisl, 5' blooms, distinct colors. `

Roses, Moss. 3 blooms, distinct colors.

Roses, climbing, one specimen.

Roses, collection, not less than 6 blooms.

Salbin. 6 specimens. ` k ___

Salpiglosslls, 12 spikes only, not less than icolors. _

Scabiosn. 6 only, cut blooms, annual, 4 nr more colors.

Stocks. double, 12.spikeg ani.,-, not less than 4 colors.

Sweet Sultan, 3 blooms.

Sweet William", 10 spikes. `

Sweet Peas, collection not less than 24 varieties distinct, named, only 5 sprays each,

Sweet. Peas, li' varieties, distinct named, only 5 sprays each.

Sweet Peas, 6 varieties, distinct, with waved stnudllrdi. ¢0l0r, class, and variety 000190. 0“l¥ fl 9l"`1\Y“

Sweet Peas 3 vnrities named 10 sprays each (color blending to count 50 per cent. of merit.

Verbenas, not less than '12 blooms, 4 or more colors. "

Zflnnias. not less than 12 blooms, 4 or more colors.

l'1ou‘quet hand, for amateurs. ‘ ‘ '

Bouquet table, for nmateurii. ' " > ‘ ' '“"'|' f ' 1, 1

Bouquet band, for profession-als, . » 1 »

Bouquet table, for professionals,

SPECIAL PRIZES EOR WOMFiN'S TNS'l`I'f'li-TES ‘ 1'!! ' ‘ ’

Best oo`i'ection of perennials, out blooms, .

Best collection annuals, cnt blooms. 1

Best collection of roses, cut blooms. g

'Best collection flowering shrubs, (not including roses) cut blooms,

Prize, Diploma: "nd and 3rd prices. ribbons.

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Elec.. previous 'to the 24th oi |August. The pulse list and forms can be -bad by Writing Mr. Daviihl.

th” mvsf be nlaecri immediatch »~m~- oi... --.-'-».1 of nm train

Floss cards. eorrcsronflir-~¢»~ iii- -v~+~iv~~ will ro' hir-lahwl ~- “~~ c.1N\»itr~v~~‘1.- the Fecr\_i.\rv. -v-fi ihfv

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