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FEERUARY 18. 1914 !_ -mi ».».-nge, gm, ras cnAnLofr'rs'rowN 'suaimuin - ~ 1...... 0, inf- _ W PAGE SEVEN

1 Some Snaps for /Women

--every item a bargain

Patent pump, two buttons and Qstraéi, very A stylish, ;

T smart an the latestrnode,

sizes'21-2 to 7, regularly T

$3.50‘f0|.'|ssse_s - - ..

A gun metal pump with separate straps, natty and V distinctive, sizes 2 1-2 to 7, regularly $3 for....$2_4o

Same as above but made

of patent leather, $3 for

.....52_4o

Patent buttoned boots,

American line, sizes 2 1-2 to 7, _chiciand smart, regular] priced at$4 for..." $3.25

I Same as abcivte but slighlt-

c eaper qua i y,

$l’3.50 for.. ...... .I..e%l22_l§;g 1

A gun metal buttoned

boot, sizes 2 1-2 to 7, a smart and dressy line regularly sells for $4 now. . . . . _ $520

ALLEY & C0. i

135 Queen St. 3

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.1-en- ; f f- _ -,-

"' 7 -T - - 7 - _ ’ W7. _ __ _,sc

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The difference be-

tween an investor and a speculator strictly speaking is that the for- mer huys securities-~ other_ people’s debts---- carrying a fixed rate of interest and \generally adefinite date of repay- ment,, such as deben- tures, first mortgages, etc. The latter usually buys securities giving no fixed income, from which he hopes to pro-- fit by an increase in the selling price of the sec- urity, such as real estate, etc.

One of the invest-

ments which finds most favor in the eyes of the former is the first mort- gage investment certi- ficate guaranteed by a strong financial instit- ution.

We would like to tell

you about the certific- ates, guaranteed by this Company, whose paid up capital and reserve is $2,800,000.

A call would be appre-

ciated.

_°» THE EASTE

l ...°'r. cannon zvms is ouarai agent in Montague. His olllce phon ‘ is -18 end residence phone 20.

1 ..-FRENCH Rivsn.-At nie semi ary meeting ol the French River-W men's Institute a very lntsres`

i

_ gig,

Phone 397 Y "

en you wish to make ,Q

. n appointment with the ‘

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‘ DOMlNlON

TRUST 1 COMPANY

lil Advisory _Board

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_ JAS. BAYER A

H. M.

W. H.A'itke'n Him Chas. Dalton

_ Frank R. Heartz

Davisn,

lcr, a silver cup, donated by Dill Bros., lor the best collection ol I land Weed seeds (not less than , kinds.) ‘ Open to the schools of Eas ern Kiugs.'

_.err rms zo buy in this province] ...grins nascar.-'rim following

,ls t e report ot the Fire Warden ol

an,'l‘lie Town ol Souris for the your. e ending Dec. 31st, 1913:-The town is‘

much better supplied with ladders now, than last year and the dues sro ,lfi general good repair. To the four concrete tanks we have added two more all concrete tanks, which are larger than the older ones, and all

1'- are now well filled with water. Two 0- pumps have also been installrd too Ellor the purpose ol filling these tanks. 5¢',A very fine gasoline engine with 200 H. feet ol standard hose at a cost ol

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tm

lecture on A Trip to China was

llvered by the Rev A W Wats

ed lor the Institute the members which were greatly encouraged

severe weather.

...’SEED FAIR.-The Committee

on the morning ol the Fair will

Prol. Theodore Ross, Department

:ind others. Two special prizes

Ltd., for the best three bushels `

...'A BPLENDID LECTURE O

‘the West Indies-An instructive up

interesting lecture was delivered, by

,, Rev. E. E. Styles in St. Patrick

Hall, Souris, on Friday evening,Feh

_i 6th. Although the night was vcr

cold, the audience was as large as`

could he desired, one and all which, alter listening with rapt

tention, went away with the convi tion that they had heard one ol th most. edncative and inspiring lcc- ,Bind EEYPf-lim Mt- tures ever delivered on the suhie in this province. Mr. Styles r lcountcd h-is experiences during h

1 ...‘TliE MOBN‘ING'DAILY Guard- ~inn can he obtained at W. A. John-

, s’!.on'¢, Montague. i

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who delight-ed his audience with th account of his travels. A bean su , ner ‘was than served by the memhe of the Institute. during which d r ch

the large attendance in spite of t

as follows: Address-T. A. Benso Dominion Poultry Reprssentativ Address-Prof, Wilfrid Davison, I specter Field Husbandry; Address

Agriculture; Address-Hon. Murdo l/lcKinnon, Gommissioner ol Agricu ture; Addresses-Judge of Exhibi

a

oflereil; one, donated by Garter dr C

White Russian Wheat, and the oth

is|$800, has been added to the hand en- D- gins, and 450 feet hose. The captain FB ol the Fire Company, reports threo azculls, and Bfteen meetings, with an

soo pros am of duets. owses. average attendance oi nine out bim- readings and phonograph selectio The ‘made a very pleasant entertadnmen i

A very creditable amount was reali

nslteen mon, who were paid $67. t. first call was January lith. The Z- lfirs was confined to the burning liqivild- of ing. Good work was done. The sec- bY,ond was under control when the llc firemen got to thc place. The third

was at night when the building was saved with some damage. Good work

ill was done. though under some disad-

clinrgo of Souris Seed Fair and Poul- v,,nl;ag@.;_°

‘ try Show are making active prepara- _________

` tion. The Fair will be held on Fri- ' _ '

day, Feb. 27th and promises to su pass that ol last year. The progrs

g EISTERH PERSONALS

b° 'Mr aiu R ivi

k business*

et. `

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Pl-IOTOGRAPHER

127 Grafton St.

._ Telephone 192-J. I

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» FOXES FOR SALE l

1914 Pups Silver Black Atso

Beautiful 1 _

, Silver Blaclr Breeders _ I all for later delivery.

f' If Quality, Breeding and

Lowest Prices would inter- est you. Warn: or wins us. FUNDY FOX C0., LTD.

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Other Offices, Vancouver, Victoria, Nanaimo, New Westminster, Calgary, Regina, Winnipeg, Montreal, ` _ London, Eng, Antwerp, Belgium.

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the people. He vividly described great hurricanes and terrible volc

lecture with a number of fine vie

ment of the evening.”

The World Wide Fox

Exchange Montague,, .‘,E. I.

Oilers for ssla to-day

_ . 1 .--.` 4 pre- Alaska (Island born) 1014.

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I- . prs. Yr-1: ~_1 f _ f. pain can A.ioii Delivery on

»i=-5.-f. _

2-. se- g.. COAL

cannot be too black or too heavy | providing! it is Coal. Get in a sup ply of t e best NOW you will eel sure of comfort and

grades are _warran- you in quality and

G. Lyons 8|. Bn.

Phone 1 1 I

J. W. Carruthers, Pre J. A. Mclntyre. Sec. Tres.

`ch'alrmrin for the able and impart

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_,‘ _ ` ..».,',* 1' V 1 2 pi-s. Class B. " _ ' _ ' _ , ‘ 2 prs. Class A. 1914 options 1 Sz. .5 from

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siiteed.

F Horsemen

The

American

Horse

Breeder

every week r

10c a copy at

W.. J. Brown’s

------* ...°s'r. MARGARETS suANon~

the l<'armbr’s Institute, on Moud

evening, 9th inet” A meeting W

held in St. Margarets under the

cold weather a goodly number

Donald, in opening, pointed out extravagancs of the present day

those of (on, nr years. Ho also

im; mnn today showed the same arable comparison. The lively

a vote of thanks was tendered

manner in which he dlschsrE¢U duties, the meeting adlonx-neil

if ci\ii'\si;'"i1l'ss.

--no

nook iuo'ri-isisi ir 'rououiii

simur or rms."

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twelve years residence in the We Indies. He told about the ciima

with its advantages and disadvant- ages and spoke ol the beautiful sc n-

ery and the flourishing condition

an-

ic eruptions and exemplified those of

his experience. He illustrated his

‘the audience showing appreciation

eir close attention The hom

th ' - . mails candy sold by the M-lssl ‘Band greatly added to thc enio

spices of the St. Msrgarets' Ins ute. Notwithstanding the prevaili

semblcd. Mr. R. C, McPhee was ap- pointed chairrnan. Alter the trans-

action of some business relating t .

Institute work a discussion book place on the much discussed subject "The

high cost of living.” Mr. R. D. Mc-` A

he

is

second speaker, Mr. J. S. Mclnn , took a different view of the subiec and showed how great the rsnvunei' tive prices received by the produc today were in comparison wit

that the -mp# received by the llbo

r_`c,:.-ision, which lollowed, was takn "' part in ny Rev. K. o. iiicriimo

meet on Wednesday. F°bi`\\%\’Y U*

lllllllill ANI] SIE

ooniriim own °-oainromuu'

Children love this "fruit laxctive. and nothing else cleanse; the tends

st te

e Ol the V

B5' extinct.

1- . tl ...*Mlr. A. D. McKinnon. Secretary re Sourls Silver Black Fox Co., return-

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PARIS Feb. 17.-Paul Jacquier,

Q Under Secretary ol State,-annoirnccd

in the chamber ol deputies to-day

of thnt negotiations had been concluded mf with Auguste Rodin whereby the C_ French sculptor presents to France e his whole collection of Greek, Roman

(Canadian Press)

W5» CALGARY, Feb. 17.-Collins, the by youth sentenced to die today lor the

n . an rs. ei nnliiiig, ef Grand Brac, were vis tors to Souris ’ Saturday*

n.

"; __.*Mr. William Neal, Bear River, 3 paid n visit to Souris, Saturday on

oi ed recently from n business trip to 0* Charlntt.town.°

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8' murder of John Benson, and who has 0** been in a state of coma lor thrcu V' days, spent a sleepless night' but -vpn

conscious when the death party nr- rived. He was able to walk in the gnllows, although, when lie reached

Oftho top stair he became exhausted. BYlHang1nan Holmes did not consider 89 the emnciatcd condition of the pris- *1“' oner. who weighed seventy pounds, ti' wen the ri-ani; that it was twenty “E minutes before lize wus' pronounced

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B. (Canadian Prose.) sr OGDENSBURG, Feb. 17.-The for- li ry steamer, City ol Belleville, runn-

gaid` ing between this city and Prescott,

r--Ont., was burned to the waters edge

lav-ltodsy at the dock in Prescot.. The dis-‘ loss is estimated at $20,000

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in Syrup ol Figs" because it is ner- leetly harmless; children love it, and N_S_ HMM & Con com 4

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his STOCK QUO'l‘A'l`IONS.

“_ .luotatlous furnished by F. '-1, Mc-

Curdy ii. Co., Stock and Bond _-iro- lers, Members Montreal Stock .hx- cliange, 164 Richmond St., 'Jhar- lottetown, P. E. 1.

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Get Your Summer Dresses

Ready . Now !

lt's a well known fact that people keep putting off unpleasant work

until the last moment and what a great number do not start to get ready for the spring and summer until the season is right on them Then all is hurry and bustle and one hears on everys`de--why don’t you have this and why don’t you have that and the answer of course is sold out.

Be one ofthe thoughtful ones and get your sewing and nrepara

tions fdffhe/OspriOng'and summer completed in time. ' ""`_°_"°

Rosebud C_1;epe_s_

One ofthe hits ofthe season is thc roscbud crcpc. A ground of

' fine white crepe with rosebuds in mauve, pink and blue stamped

on it 16;; yd

Striped Crepes

The beauty of the crepe fabric is its easy washing and laund-

ering. No ironing required Simp`y pull it out -that's all.

White ground blue stripe Blk. ground white stripe

“ “ mauve “ “ “ white spot " “ bluet “ White “ black “

as ia black ii 16C

Riveria Crepes

One of those dainty soft wash fabrics used extensively in Paris

this season by people in the know-

Plain Pink Sky

- Mauve Macteriinck blue

Tan with Pink stripe

Blue “ white “

- Pink “ black “

Blue " black “ White “ blue “ 25c yd

Ratine

A fine heavy cloth ol beautiful make- finish and appearance for

dresses or suits 30, 32 inches wide.

Pink Mauve

~ Sky Champagne

Maeierlinck Blue Sflc yd

White Indian Heads 20c, 251:, 30c yd

----Remnants----

We've been house cleaning and have come across a lot ot

ends of' all sorts of materials. The;/‘re all measured up and marked

at small prices to clear and can be found on the front counter. j

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Silver Black Fox Farming' Brings Riches

T he new England and Prince Edward Island Silver Black Fox Co. Ltd.

has the best proposition to offer to the investor. The Company has secured 14 pairs of the best grade of Prince Edward Island Pedigrecd Silver Black Foxes selected from five of the best ranches and from the best strains of l<oxes_on the Island. The Company was alsof fortunaltqe in purchasing a ranch containing

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88 acre'l`l:gttl:;i‘f>1iIi;1Os(l;l:<l<lis1Ipzgillzilueqgof shares $10. Prospectus of the Company and full particulars will be forwarded to interested parties by ad-

dressing

' New England and Prince Edward Island Silver

Black Fox Company, Ltd.

201 Devonshire St., Room 234, Boston, Mass. Tel. Fort Hill 2370'

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