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JULY g., 1914 -

_ THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN ,

Prince Edward .2 ' S -P°°l’l¢ ’ 'Tl‘°?“'°

IT PA\S to buy in Pl'0 °°‘

TH" *"°'"*U "‘**'f~ Tb* >~.i~r if-may usnwr -nu be had in

Nul'lhl.\l|‘it€Yl3Dd doflhtd ,ai (.`h8!'l0ll£~ yndhia station one hour for the

____ , tunn Saturday evening at 7.45-

A powerful drama staged and acted amid the wild L “ ’ ' __

and beautiful scenery of the Canadian West i ii.ii.r' rioi.iri.i\'.-owing tv Wm' ci¢y'n siiiev.-niii.; are being dcinrnycd.

- .. Drama

. f da) *MYR H hell h0li'l14)'. H11"¢l'li“lf5 Without thought as to the conso-

I he pl"'|¢<3 ` .-.r'-- :=.i./rr-'lul that all ads. must he in quences 3, bloom qr 3 twig is pulled

. this o‘l“cr~ ht-fore 10 a. nr. llonday on fomriorn a button hole grgto be

+li1e Glrl Bandit Comedy Drama

Getting Rid of I-lie » Ivlother-In-L..avv

A Live Comedy

_iilC_U€T7C" -r1;~-in-1" in

E ir, i:iiiu:~‘ i'ii=.cr1.ion on following day. , ` 2816.

7 :.i.\if.iiiii;-' _i i-ni\'r's.-sling i.anra

` _;,f'(fE[-T5 1»f,|,~'ITIfi\'.--,\lr. Arthur

` "§.;L;‘na§¢|_ t~.!.o for some years has

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riff.-n Conn'-ctml with the Cash SLHFC.

.-\zii!i<~l’sl, has left for his hom? in

A novel souvenir of l'rinr~/1 lidv-ar-'z

C “ /'liai'lotH-town, After spcnfliht 21 Shuff-

ipi 1 .nrt inlunrr.. 'Ihrf

lI=~`l.nil :i its '.'.'.~i ». .= `

‘yup a -iiirrzflifl out ol a Hilrer .iii .1-`,; f - an-i ,, map of the Islai;-i,

li fi., i ir ii ( .in

vacalirin at his home he will 'leave for ‘ydnz-y when- he ahaa a_cc'1PUfll B i'o.=itir.n \~.itl| .\lcl,r-llan & "1- -‘lf-

.UH 'I' _, dv fm. ,, 1,, , d,,,y_ /-, ‘ Mgr, i;,,i,1_'E ,pany friends in ,lmhvzrst l..,,;,i.l~.- all ' mam.-risils for v»‘ork:ri'.'. F'-'SYM his d‘-'l"*"-'l"~`-

i fl' with l 5"/ W' l’i/ '__"

}» ;-.. ,nf-it . ‘., ithout .'.

_.___ `i.~f»,-_d ;.f.'-,t /.rflt-r 5-,r --ri" of Y-!l.'f’E

1-.w:i'.'en;r'-3. l'.~\'l"|.‘\". 3255~l;-f$l'i§vll~ILii.- I

,\(;l'2.\fTS \\`_\.\'TliD.-I.i\‘c ,mil _fB‘

ii,-i'-,i,_. ;,-,-ents w;,nted in every district y_hr,)ngh,,i,|f_ thi; l’ro\'in|;e in scll stock

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BALLS. Ofliical League....Sl.25 ea. junior Official I.e:igue......$l.l,0 " (Both cork centre) Bounding Rock, :'>0c. Cockof Walk 25<:. Lively Flyer Z5c. junior League , 25C. ' HATS, From Boys Bats, 25C. to “Hurley” Professional m-'idel at 1" $1.25. .1

(}l.flVF.S.25c, to $3.5() each ‘~ ‘

Ml'l"l`S, 2.5¢' to $5.00 “ Sl-I()I‘I PL/\'l`l~1S l0i:. a pair

Catalogue Free. Call and get one or \\‘ rite

a _,_G. E. RITCHIE

99 Grafton St. ~ - - Ch’Town

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_‘ ‘in the (‘;,n;nl,, Atlantic Fox and F111'

<'i»., Lirr-itrrd. ‘Zuarnntscs lo per cent. cash diviilnnds nnnunllr f0l' the ,pf-_‘ir iivg years. None hut reliable .nd hiistling n_-prf~sentativLs need ali- ,.i-.-_ For ful! particiiliirs as to coin- ,niis§§un, etc., write J. Stanley \\'P'l- il/if-iz, .'~1i,-cretriry'-Treasurer, l hzirlottc- ti.-,-fn. 3231-

i" ' v won ‘tint lioriiur'

pink nweet pens. 'ihu groom was at

ffirnicrly of f'liarIottetown, l'_ I-1. I

\\`lIlil)I_‘~Ii} lil‘Il.l..\'.- (in July lst

ii "‘FI~` l'f"-‘li-Y \\l:llflin2 U»‘>lT' VMC” of rrspf.-ct to one \»i'i-Jn: all e.<Urerr,ad 1,! th" r/:.-.irl"r.rr».'- of Dr. :Anil .\l\'S lhom-

af-7 all, 6, lJ.nn. .` . - 5. rshr.-ri I-ldria }~lalf‘olrr. Vail and Harry liflfll’-"1"'lf‘f-V-"‘\"‘ llnltfll l-'1 mir’ L. Dawson, the forirnr preaching an F-11?" ll? UV- Tufts Of 'Chl' l"i|"5'°» ;,ppr<,prifite serrron from the vrords lrf»i~;l»yt“riiin "liurrh, Thi: room '/:as -~{_f,r,1' to “hom 1.51.11 we (.07 '1hi,,; l"`i‘t'»§ll" 'l'-"f'»`rii'-"d `-'-itll lmlfbs r”S"5i liast tim ‘.\'urd\ of etcrnsil life." 'Il-ry '-.nd ezfinations. The 'ririflfe looked " '-'ffl' PY'-'U-I-’ if' ii ‘-"J"-fl ‘Il Will*-‘f F11'-ill with me" were used in the service. and silk sliadoi.-, lace and frfifriid H Tltf-1": were :..in_-' i;r,»ral trifiiites, z-.- larze .=hfiv-'f~r hoquet of 'lilies of ning them 3 bei-uitiiiil wreath from the vi-1\'~>'. She “iris aIU*H'1¢"l by her \'icti.r;n Divii=.ii.n_ rf ‘i., oi vi-hicn .sister Miss .lennic Cai! nearing I1 the deceased was 3 member; a hand- i'iHl¢ FRU" L¥'1Wn “ith silk shadow some cross from the employees of lace and carrying ri large hoiiqaet of the Telephone. Company; a crescent

1_¢»nd'r0d hy his friend \lr. Geo. Jost

‘After the ccremiiny there was a. short

reception followed by a delicious John L, Godkin, L. C. Worthy, i\.

Auhrcrv 3l,u.<-la.; _Rogers Fairquharsoii :;WAN'rED.-A register-cn anngginc, and _ ___c,_,.-. ,ind William llamni. The remains good wages fm-'cornpetent man. Ap-

irroofn the Pon of Prof. Vinnicomhe of avr-re le.id-to rf~~t ii; the Clifton Cen.-

Vlizirlrittr-tiiwn, P. li. I. eterj.-. I 2g31_5.11M¢_f_

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,i=upper.The hrido was formerly ot llnrcoiirt, `»`ew llrunswiek and the

-('0!\i\B'.!\lENT .ARRA!\GEMEN'l'.-- The Qlomiay nlternaouregular train

cc-nveizieurf of tea party excursion-

“ ” i -___ im muh of F0dh_h_ 33511:; campaign will be conducted dur-

Pal"tl“'lQl"S Heir: i-r:.\L”ru~'Isn.- iiu who an- ___ -

. “ ` ' o ' fe sire lf'u!iful hair should get Mrs.

An Edalr' Sp sua! Featu W*'tels°l~air lotion Call on her at the thoughtlessness of many eifwens

In Two lans l lcuuox Hotel ' 3235- who should know better, many of

’l`HOL‘Gl-ITLESSNESB. - Brough

the streets and trees bordering the

tossed carelessly on the street. This is reptated b__~.' several other thought- less peooli- and the result is the death of the shrub or tree. 'ihe act,|

-"l'»`U0"2*l‘l -"’}ll"- da"-“Ruff "l Haw' although committed “ithout any in-'nas decided that each member ol ard K. Simi" 'fl (1`mF'“f"'"' “attention 0! wroiw doing, is vandalir-r. thf- conirnittee will take n list of Prince I-`r-'.'n\?f'f'l‘f» l¢'>5l'§i}l'J;:l “egg which is pnnisliaqble as such, besides ;|,i.i1,f;n and canvass subscriptions dur- rii-ri'i‘»"l Ht l’f‘fl" 0" “° “Y it retard; very seriously the bennti-;in=: the ~i'anumii:n“ week’ A sum. .~'r. J~s@r»i.'s fh“!°h_ in _"le P'°*“’“°° tying ni me my wiiinn nii.giina cni~`ni about $50,000 is expected tn be

2 Sh0w5 2 Cool, Clean, Comfortable Theatre, Good 1 ,of fr w'i1:i2ni;;<;fiixlxizlilieiufilsfgféwin niinnia bc- interested in. i-his-.ii in the island.

o ld l,__ .__;¢

. ~ - -rin. mil. i- -ii. ,

7-30 & 9 P- m- M“*'¢» SUZPPY 5l*°‘”» N° walmi f in vinci: Edward Island. l Nor .~'oi.nir:Ri.\'. _ cnmiiiiiintsl <1". r>AuL's vlcsux- Fnvniirni

|;`l'l|eatr¢ devoted to pictures only. No tiresome slides to kill time

have teen made to I he Giialidmn that the presence of the soidicrzf now' in camp nt Brighton is not conducive to the peace and quiet ofthe neighlnr- hood, many ofthe lioys indulging in nlglitly revclry that is anytnirg Lut r-niovrd l-y those who are trying U) sleep during Che performances. An act of vandalism, which deserves the severcst punishn'ei‘t, is also charged to the men wearing the l\lu'_»'.»: uni- form. This was the destruction 'of a 'tree on and Consi-‘li-rniile ¢lu.rn:i:e tn the fence in front of the grounds of Sir Wilfrid Sullivan. Actions iii this kind will not tienl t.<, inspire respect. f-ir the Soldier hops and it is hope-l, for their own sakes and for the rihkfsé of the decent nn,-n ln the diflereni companies, that no further compla- ints will be heard.

FI_'\'ElfAl. SA`i'l`RI).-\\’- The fim-

qml f,f the late A. W. lanton, of Southport took place on Saiurdalv' ;.fteri.non and was very largclv at- 1:--d='i, inariy l.;i‘rini: rome from ri distance, as well as Iiwm the rrit' ani neizhlioihood, to icy the last wiliiitf-

‘.'v.-ri i.iclil_\'. .\ rxost impressive ser- mon vans nfind'.if:tr=d at the home by Rein ll, S, \\‘cel»::s, :is~'s1f".eil lr: Iiev.-l.

ymns “P.oe'< of Aires” and Ahide

- from the mother, sister and brothers

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ect a students building at Btndley, Halilax. The building will contain a. lgymqasium, debating rooml, a Y.H. C_A. room and a room lor the "glee" ` club.. It will be a union similgr to nie nina now nt llcftnl aim Toronto.

ing the week G-12 simultaneously in levery colin in Canada to solicit aid. on Friday night their was a very fentinisinnie meeting in nie \'y,c_ l.\_ Hall, Charlottetown, at whiqx ilizcrc “ere about twenty citizens in- ‘cluding the lien llr. _'I‘. F, _I.g`ull_¢rtan, li-. Robertson. principal of_Princc,ol lirilea i1'olle_;e, Exliovernor Mc-

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'l`vvp,Sll¢lY8,Cin'0ne

‘Wardsofsnnety iiminnaimntrain

Taken under the super vision of the New York City Bureau of Public Charities Scientific in con and details and conclusively points to a moral

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-VI'l`AGRAPH- “At the of the bd Angel" The Sinn is a thing nf- _nie nas: when Eliza sees _the_l1ght and radiantly passes intotts eternal

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l-Linnnn, Professor Theodore Ross, "

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and Mr. -l. S. Roper, M. A., I...L.B., liarristier of Halifax; all 0! whom spoke in favor of the undcrta.king.'It

with fine weather, the anniml picnic of S. l"aul’s Sunday School took place on Saturday, heing the first of the neai;on’s round of these enioyabl cveiitsju connection with the t!un~ day Schools of the cit_\'. It was lar-_fel_\-_ attended, the pleasures ofi fn outing involving a pleasant sail up a beautiful river and several hours' rumble on beach or in green fields or nmid woods, huttressetl by :i siinip- tlious spread for the delectntioii Ol the inner man :ind with opportunity for agreeable social intercourse and do lightful coriipauiiinship, serving ns an irresistible attraction to many even -nirt connected with the proinotinc liud_\'. The scene' of the picnic nas Westville, that i°verlasti||~,'ly popular resort ol excursionists th:-in which perhaps there is hardly g better place in the whole province. The steamer liarlniid took the [arty up and bro- uuht thi-m'l1aek safely. At West- \ille the picnickers made merry on the beautiful grounds of Mr. T. .»\. St;-'»<‘:irt, and enir-ycd totl-eir hc:.rt.;' rontint and their appetites' full Lent the good things prm idezl for their refreshment. Without doubt the Nc- nic was athoroughly successful and enjoyable aiiuir.

l ::\\`e believe that the rlispensing of l'rescripti<u1s should be the mimi important duty of the druggist and for that reason we have equipped our rtorc '.'.'i*.li the most up-to-date pre- cription case- and utensils. We have also stocked the finest chemicals so that when we cater for your prescri- ptions ivv do sn with the 'J-rm belief that we can give you very satisfact- ory service. Kindly risk your physi- cian to write on nur pad. The llc- fiinnon llrue (.`o., Cnr. fireat George

of the flecciisefl; pillows from Comliic- d K t _et _ Metp i . » “ ° 79 tor Tanton and iiiinily. 'lhe pall- an pn S Th€ H0uS€ Quality

liczirt-rs were .\l1:e-:srs Andrew McNair, ._____~_.__.___

ply to J. A. C. Ellis, Mnntngiie.

Uncle’s Namé’s Sake Cmnedv a La Plentv

“Badge of Honor”

A Western Drama Hiram Green Detective

Watllll F01’ w0lf€ or'T||e Conquest of Quebec i

A Page from OUR OWN History-In Five Big Parts

2 Show; " . . . ts ' Shows at 7.45

Nightly Admission il-`ive Cen med 9 P_ M_ Y

Go Where the Crowd Goes, then you Won’t be lonesome

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A In The Square of Satisfied Customers

' This Square is increasing every day.

Another Car of those Stylish

. Crown Line Carriages

Arrived, Now set up ready for your in- spection, they are the nicest yet, we keep our stock up-to-the-Minute.

Join The Square of eternal' Satisfaction by

Buying From Us < W. Grant & Co.

Ch’town

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Canada Atlantic Fox & Fur Co., Ltd. Canada Atlantic Fox & Fur Co., Ltd.

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-~ Canada Atlantic Fox

and -Fur Company Limited _

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Forty Pairs Pedigreed Foxes at $18,000.00 a pair. FREE KEEP FOR FIRST YEAR. (This ranch will be one of the largest in the world and is now under construction on the Union Road)

Canada Atlantic Fox and Fur Company, Limited.

C/\N{\iu/\,~.' nififici-2: Charlottetown, Prince lidward Island, Canada i</wcii: Near Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Authorized Capital, - - - $l,000,000.00

|11 Present lsaue - - - - - 750,000.00 O Common Stock, no Ilonflf; or Perfcrrcd Stock M

3l].UB[1V

to iw issued PAR VALUE SHARES $50.00 EACH

N l’izoi'osi-:ii lssuc-on 40 I’aCi‘ris Foxes, Ranch

‘arm an iquipmcnt.

'i-3 I’/wMsN'rs-20 p. c. on application, balance Q.. Aurzust 15th, 1914.

CIIICQUES PAYABLE TO

H1 CANADA ATLANTIC FOX and EUR C0.. LTD.

Applications may be sent to any of the Direc-

¢ tors, who will be pleased to meet applic- "¢ ants at their several offices and give full

information.

The Treasury Stock (not issued) $250,00000

to be used only for further purchase of

Itilr Bearing Live Stock if deemed advis- a e.

l OFFICERS

President-Sir Frederick L. Borden,

K. C. M. G. etI€., Ottawa

1st~Vice-President-D. C. Mc _ay,

Halifax, N. S.

2nd Vice-President-Fred J. Taber

_ Boston, llrlass

Sec’y-Treasurer-J. Stanley Wedlock,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Thomas Nagle, St. John, N.fB.

I Wllll¥n Craze, Live l, England.

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Solicitors-Johnston- _ nman, ~

Blnkers-Bunk Gflgtlyh' `f EJ

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Ranch

_The ranch will be located on the

Union Road, about six miles from Charlottetown. on a farm of 165 acres. A_portionof_this property is covered wiln a bc-autiful_grove of spruce and hardwood making an ideal spot to prosecute the _l<ox-farming business.

The service of one of the most

experienced ranch-builders in the province have been secured, and with his skill coupled with the advice of our Veterinary Specialist, we will be able to give our shareholders the most up-to-date ranch yet built. It will be

agisolutely safe. sanitary and comfort- a e.

Equipment

A comfortable house for the

keepers, barns, ice house, watch-tower and everything necessary for the con- ducting of_a first class ranching pro- position will be provided.

Ranthing Expenses,

There wilbbe- absfolutely noiiiarge

for the ranchmg of the foxes for t e first year. All charges for keep food and everything connected with the maintamence of the foxes-salaries of the keeper, watchman, veterinery inspector-will be paid by the promot- up lst, 1915. This

for

I . Estimated Earnings of this Company

Largé vs Small Companies For Time year,

The tendency in this as in all other 5'[()CK 1915’ 40 p/URS

important industries at the present time is to centralize fliié `business. with the idea that the more foxes that can be ranched under one management the smaller the percentage of expense and thc' better the returns in dividends tothe shareholders. With forty pairs of foxes breeding, if two or three pairs should prove _to he barren it would have no material effect on the annual dividends, but if only five pairs were in the ranch and the same thing occured it would make the dividends comparat- ively small.

Future Policy

While the comgany expects to earn

large profits from t e sales of live foxes

for breeding lpurposes, it proposes to retain annual y aconsiderable percent-

listimatc number of pups 1915,

120 at $0.000 each ............... _.$720,000.00

Retain five pairs to add to

stock at $6,000 each ............. ._ Estimate dividend to stockholders

Equalling 88 p. c.

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OCK 1916 45 PAIRS

Estimate number of pups 1916,

135 at $5,000 each ......... .... .. $675,0 Cost of Ranching,ctc.,cstimated at 20,00 Retain five pairs to add to stock

at$5,000each ............ Estimate dividend to stockholders

Equalling 80 p. c.

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OCK 1917, 50 PAIRS'

Estimate number of pups 1917, _ . 150 at $4,000 each ............. Cost _of Ranching,etc.,estimated a Retain five pairs to add to stock

at $4,000 each .............

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Guaranteed

DIVIDENDS

The Company guaran-

_ tees to the shareholders ai

dividend of not less than

tenper cent pei' annum

upon its paid-up capital during the first five years

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age of _each year’_s production, placing itself in a position where it can ‘pay good dividends from the sale of urs alone, thus making it from the outset

and permanent fur-farming indust

1; Managment

our ment in

by the names

Equalling 72 p c.

St0C x

7 probable. . _

Dear

Estimate dividend to stockholders

At the end of three ears’ operatlonsthe'

_ khplders would theretllre have 55 pairspf

a safe and permanent investment, f0 es~.m- _the ranch, and would nq‘lq¢ive,_~on the _ carrying out i_the'orig1nal idea of the above estimate, $1,805 0()0.00, equa md an aver- ‘ promoters which is to establish a safe| ,889 of, 80 D. c.,,armually.' In this estimate the

ry. price has been decreased each year totake care

of any drop in values, which is altogether im-

APPBICATION FORM 'C - '

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mann f i- ara in ure CANADA Arriurrtc

- it and business, wiiiniiin

to u total__dlvlde`nd ~°_f *Rv verelifirt j

up capital A

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