IULY '20, 1914

I

Hrrnii i.ATas'r News e Till ' WN GUARDIAN rmsr or 9595 SEVEN

R IAN

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_‘nl oil, ,. til li , , _

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-' Let. Us' Show You

9 . Our Stock

lf'f';» ' . fy. . Do not fail to ive - ' ' lf' f you are in Charl tt tg fus d can when 7; ..._-- School of Sciende. e own ofthe Summer "

ment.

for it.

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of Watches

By buying :i wat-h _ fi - - __

. I you will save money. hfounwvill rhldkebhlygrgifljt lififgst. -lil

Our stock is very com 1 t , W

size 01* grade of watch youpilivzierit ylddtevllilll hlliilkit here--and at a price that will pay you to come here

_ W. W. WELLNER

J ll & E

ESlab» 18 58 ew€l`l$dsCirea?lzdl;Pi:e1isHouse

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- Get Your Photos at CO0K’S

where you are sure of good work, prompt de- livery, reasonable charges. Studio at New Desbrisay

We devote our time to

Art---ln---Portraiture at the

Bayer Photo Studio

127 Grafton St. Telephone 192] Finishing For The Amateur

We close on Monday after-

noons for July and August.

For a Good Photo

--Visit the-

A. E. Lyon--siiiaiii

Finest work, moderate price.

Personal attention given to Amateurs Work

I Calgaiy Alberta Canada Oil

Development » Facts

Well Ileiiiierl niiticlino purel-

lcling i\ll.i:i'l:i's lout-

hills.

Vliol, iroiidcr virgin oil

...°I'r r-airs to iiiiy iii this i’rovin°° _ -l-___ ..."I‘. ‘ GORDON IVEB ia Guardian

agent in Montague. » _

...°'1`l-IE MORNING Guardian can he

obtained in Searls at 1-LJ. Malbo_n'¢.

....'MR. ED. D. FEEHAN Guardian representative in Bouris will SIMUY receive subscriptions and advertising matter nt, the otlice oi undertaker Dlngwell.

...*M.'\CKER-EL.-Mr. John David- son, Fortune, recently pur¢hBB9d B new gasoline boat and intends to join in the mackerel -ilshing. Mack- erel are reported to be up around

dory lull on Tuesday.-°'

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-'UNE UBINT per mira ,gen igaai tion tor advertising in this column. Cash must Mtvuivany order. lint mum charle twenty-live cents. ;

. ,__°BUBSCRIBERS should renew u

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, B" all papers are

date. _

DAILY HY THE FOX

I-Inst Point. one men getting ahali- CHANGES _ANU INVl<}ST~

MENT (IOMPANIIEB L'l`l).

...'CARGO OF COAL.-A three

masted schooner ol Messrs Poole it

of hard coul from iliaston. She is

Eriterririse, will not make her regul- ar trip this week, ,.. Widncsdny, .and Thursday. The steamer will, - how-

Light, Cool - Summer Shoes for Women

You dressy ladies who

have been looking for something light, cool, smart and attractive in foot wear forthe summer months will be particular- ly pleased with the pre- sent display of light, cool canvas shoes shown here iiow. ` ~'l`liey are made by the leading makers of white foot wear in the country and lor style, lit and com- fort are unsurpassed.

_White pumps, with or

without straps $1.50, 1.85, 2.00 and 2.50.

White boots,low or high

heels $2.10, 3.50 and 4.00.

Alley & Co 135 Queen St.

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ver, make an excursion trip to 1’ic-

portunity for those wishing to spend

den and slid death occurred iit Mon~ taguo on Wednesday night, when Mrs. John M. Benton Passed irwiiy to her eternal reward, she had not been in

on Wednesday she iiDDOaI`ed to be no worse. The trouble wus leakage of the hnirt. 'thc funernl took plnco Fridniy at 2 o'c1ock to Briidcnell Cemetery, being largely attended.-B.

after having pluycd ii 'game of lbase

cr the L. O. A. parade mit, owing to the rain, the ilinmond was in rin un- _iit coiiditioii. ln the evening, ho'w- fever, :rho grime was pliiyeil but the 'game had to be stopped atiihc sev- Ieiith innings, on account oldiirkness. The score then stood 10--10.»-G.

...*Tl‘lA PARTY.-The tea party iii'

iiid of St. James' Ciithollc i"hiirch,| iii-lil on 'I`uesdii_v last was in every wiiy n grand success. The weatherl lwris all tliiit could be desired and' {Miss Hiimilton’s grove which was sei-| ected ns the place ol Incetiiifz is one' of the most pictiiresqiie pieces in' Kings County. The meals are delect- able iiiid suhsh_iiil_iiil and iis ri speciii‘i train wiis run from Charlottetown tliii attcmlniice was 'exceptionally large, oveir five thousand being pres- lent. Eight hundred and iiity dollars ,wus rciilizcdr-fl.

EASTERN PERSONALS

l ...'Mr. J. Stewart, West liivcr,iin:i

ilclils spIirkliii.5 with gig- iiiitic rlevilopincnis. Over lout Iiuiidrel oil com

punics operiitiiig - re-

cry well I~’-ruriiicini; 2,~ 500 barrels higlicst griide

oil.

Aiiglysls: Highest griiilo

oil, 90 per ceiit. giiso- ~ 1'Ziiie.

Gontirmed universally by

eminent geological autho-

rlties.

We iire oltering lor sale 80,000 acres ol Alberta government (pcrriuinilly selected) oil liiiiil rights, rlesirnbly sitiintcd; prices $5.00 pei' acre up. `1nl.ui'- ested ui'gu~iiir.oi'ii iiuppliull with responsible iniormu-

- tion. Oil i-trick co|iipiiiiles‘ ro- qiiireiiieiits Completed on sliortmt notice.

Allieria Oil Co., Promoters 2ll King George hotel Buiding '

Calgary, Alberts

I 1457-'f-18Ms2i.

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qi... _,_ ab-' 1*! i"`

oiiftciiai iiiiirii Leia

site.,

_V&1`.s'_‘sL|'.§B.'!

We know you will be delighted with the O-Cedar Polish Mop.

We know you will welcome

the relief il: brings.

We lmow you will appreciate

the hard work it saves.

We know you will be pleased

with the way it dusts, clean: and pnlishes--all at the same time. That is why we sayz-

Try the O-Cedar Polish Mop for 2

days at our risk. If it is not satisla_c- tery, we do not want you to keep it.

The price-$1.50-will be returned

lui I tion ii it la not all. and more

tvlianuvlic You to be the ladle.

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0:il_;llti?a_lunDl`)‘lligli1Irlil1ddircov- Y \"\;_ I I

‘lnrrived home from Boston.-’

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...'Mr. Potiillo, Truro, in nt pron-

ent a guest at the Sen View Ho- tel.-*

-*'|`he (`. iii. Fl. Brant iirrived in

port at Soiirin, _ 'Thursday evening `r\liout 7.15.-'

...'Mr. Power, New York, is vieit~

‘ing in Soiiris, the guest oi Mi". fi. I.. Mnrcour-*

...°MIrs. Davison und little sun, oi

Trurii, ure visiting iii Georgetown, the guests of Mrs. Hogan ind inni- iiy.-G. '

...*Mr. Brent Hyndrimn, Cnneiliuri

Hank of Uominerce, ('liu.i'lot.teto\vi'i,is 'spending his holidays nt the Sen.

...'Miss Mnhel Sterns arrived home

tm, Cn Thursday from MOngague_|Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes'

calling nt Lower Montague, George-V OUBIIWI

town, etc. This will be ,,_ grand op-

., holiday iii inn iid: wciiiiici.~e.

'sunnan I;>i~:.~\'1~I1.- _-\ very riiiii-Il°‘f<=@lw~‘l

verv good health for some time, liut.M0l1tl\E"°

...°llASElliALL.~~'l`he "l'llliB" F0- l'l`0Vi|1"l8l

turned Tuesday from Charlottetown, l3l'll'k0l‘S

_Proino

bull with the l.Inpcrii»i1s. They we-nt to' “@5111 ltheleity liloniiiiy mornlr.L\; with the Il- J- M"N'~’ill Cf* V intention of immedii1tel_\' pla_\‘in_:_f aft-lR8~Y"¢’l' IUti‘1`nl\¢lU"al

- - ' - Rogers Payton

'1‘libinpson’s Montague garrived lnl l’ur Georgetown on ifriday with n cargo Alliertou bark Silver 100

A.E. McI.eun Co., Ltd.

Belmont

lieech Wood

Barkers _

Brighton Belfast Fox Oo. 50 llocch lllll 50 Charlottetown 100 Garriithfvxs

Dalton

100 lilil

.'10 l00 100

100 100

_100

Dominion 100

100 100 40

Great Canada Northern

Howiitt-Dalton

Ives Milti-in Patch Fox Co.

100 100 100 50 500

100 100

Mount Edward Mnrisiicliusetts North Milton Ped’l- greed Foxes

Nurth Tryon Co

North Shore

100 100 100 100 100 10 1 00

100 10

Record

Rosemont

Smith _ »

Seiil River

5lH.ml~1u11

Houris Hluck Fox Co. Sprln;;_I’nrk I='._x Co.

Silver Till

’I‘lioro\1ghbred

Sterlinil ~\_Vl(iI`B

Three Rivers Tuplin Irving North lliver Upton .G0 New fiuven 23 r1'Lcory Patch 10 (‘i‘ystnl 50 Victoria 100

~1il1ii (‘.0lil1'ANIES.

25 100 100 100 200 100 10ll 500 100 100 100

10|) 100 40

John Agnew Fur Forms

Ltd.

Empire (New Issue) For lirodiiecrs litd

Kingsbury Fur lfnrins

Ltd.

Illnnis Pedigreed

Foxes (New Issue)

Miison I'ure Brcii

20 100 100

100

lllll

- S, B, 1'". Co. 50

I>IiIIs|>Ii:lll/‘IMS

in suiiio iustiiiices the dividend

vicinity oi the ligure given. tions will he Dlllilishod iis the iniition reaches the i.i`-uiu'dian:

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Vi““’ "Om" ”°“""' ' uiiieierii S. Ii. riiii oo.

llelrnont lllsck l"ul U0.

. _ U.iirkei's Block Fox Co. li

from Boston] and iglviiiting iit _lim _Beechwood muck Fox Um Ltd__._ Q“”".“' _ ‘ " "‘" °" *‘°°‘““~ urigntim siiieii im; oe. I.tii.... ‘°““”'_ _, iiiiiibiiiy niiiek rox oo. i.ni....

(‘arruthers B Il Fox Co

.__°Mrri. Davin, Lou Angeles, Cali-_`C'h.to“_n \~i|vc’,_ n'1,~0x 0;, {§’;“‘,f" is f"f""‘"g till” “,l},’“"‘”f, “' niiitoii Isiiicii Fox Ce., Ltii.... ._

‘I ome iz ier mo ier, rs. ohn D‘,lnm,y_8mm, ____ __ bumrnlngs’ HOuris'_. J(il1Il ll 1‘lllIllS ..... 65

'_"` ` Duiidos S.Li. Fox Co.

" 'Mr' D':l""“' M°“trc"l' r"t"""°d Eastern Black Foxes I.td.... 3i

‘mm Ch“rl"u'"t°“f"" Th““d“y""h°'° Empire Black Fox Co llll he aceoirlpunicd his duiightcr tothe Eumka F0! Cm Ltd____ 100 Cl‘“'l”tt°t"“’“ H°“Pit“l-"° Freeland ................ ..

"___ F h HIV F l C . L"`d.,...

...°1vii-,. poriies iuiiiiie. riiiiifiix, is Ggizful

'Hnfndins 11 few WMS in Montague. oi-.orgiicowii s. iz. For co.

Simon W_ Ci-abbe iii., giiiif-r or his sister Mis. 'r. G. ooofi Luck pox ¢¢0_

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...___ ...°J. A. Nicholson. wlie and dau- l

. t O d a y;ing last. Mr. Nielillson while herd

M’] iriirciple rgnehes He went' homsi

J l ' vi ry enthusiastic iiver the business, lard 400 Barrels St- mr.: ::°°':::‘ ':.":°....°I.::.:.":;.:.r= I

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g-liter, Miss Lola, of Seattle, Wash., who have been visit/ing in Montague lnr the last alx weeks with relatives

Lime. . _

left lor their hom on Frida morn

was greatly-interested in the silver . lox lndustry, and visitol all the

and still more proud oi his little . niiivii province. He leels sure tiiati

o

Fur Farming.-B.

nsusx-r rmlss n/ionic. ` I.

16.- The Lands `

at the Par- ` received the .i. A; so--~

on he

, Iv°5'_B~ W. B. Hn'_.'cs ........

2250-li-U0 1\lf-i°3i- ~. _‘ Iiiirtferd nnrii siivei- i~-tix...

---°‘M\'f1-."°1"‘l°1\- and W0 dwsht- iriieiim S. ii. rox oo.......

ers, of Hiimmerville, Mnss., iire visit- H0wat¢.D,,|¢_,,n 3, p_ iv, ri.;i.,,___, ‘"8 1" Munttlifuoi W0 B“°5l'5 Uf Mr* Humber Silver illnck Fox Cu.Ltil. Fffwk Miiflihi'---H rmimiai s. B. Fin cu. smiiiZ§i`i»».»».f». wifi l.?.‘;72“..§i‘3.. at a;;;"'.1.';i;"

and Bertha, of Glouster, Moss., are ML Edwam visiting in Montague, the guests 0( Montague gmck Fox (3,, MPS- 9811161 M-°G|'0Kor.-B. Massachusetts S. B. Fox io.......

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` , Watches in stand Railroad i|i~ Q lvwiion.

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“;;;,“°,;‘;,; I E. W. ‘Taylor

»_ !‘.0\ith _Side Queen b`,iua_le.

FUX Slllllll UllUllllllNS

"I ‘R NI-SHED AND CORItEU'1‘l-Il)

5 _ il

100 15

Fill lllVlUlli'll§

The following :ist ol' prospective lox

,iivirieiios is compiled (rum iinoillciiil iiiiornintion supplied to The Gunrdiiiri

declared uiny no more, in others loss out iipiiroiiiiiiiicely it vllll Lu in the

my . I/at I l . ll l/?\'i ll A D `* ' ` ~ ~ I1"

ll,

discontinued Droniptly on expiry

l'l X-

Asked Price

110 115 145 55 125 110 70 110 175 |30 100

' 150

125 125 105 50 125 100 125 50 G00 115; 110

100 125 101|

150 130 l.0

25 120 100 150 230 125 100 1,500

100 12". 125 105 100 45 05 ‘I5

lil

55 105

20 100 ll)U

100

lilll

50

to lu-

Adili inior

.Q _* l;5:=¢?-‘3L=s=

111 ioi 10 110 "riot

'ii 22:. 7(

_ >- »- ,_.,_, A S-! ` ?~2-€wggse=s

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ll. li I

in

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und the icci,re.'ikr~i‘ Leiiii; liiiilt hy

sf-rviie, li(-l;\\'f\1‘ii lliivliei-.` xinil Levis,

gf] U, 1-ii" its trliils slliirtly. lf thviie ure s Blu. yi 'Y ' l hiihly bc mode hy the cnrl of the surii< nzcr.

Executors

In any case of serious

illness the patient is us- ually taken to a special- ist, a man who has made a particular study o f ceriain kindred kinds of disease.

ls it not natural, too that in order to secure I the best results for your beneficiaries, you appoint as your executor the I

. most reliable trust com- ~

pany at hand? I

The Dominion Trust

Company has rlever lost a dollar of estate funds under adiriinistration. , The cli.'ii'ges are iioii-ore , lliziii those allowcd ihc

| private executor, and `

olteiitlines less.

Again, by appointing'

this company as execu- tor you do not take the chance of death inter- vening in the midst of administration or of _loss ‘ of funds iihorugh irien- I perience in liandlirig.

A conhdi-nlial discus-

sion of this subject is in-

vited.

00MiNioN l

TRUST COMPANY

‘The Perpetual Trustee" ADVISORY BOARD

W. H. Aitken,

Hon. Chas. Dalton,

Frank R. Heartz,

H. M. Davison

Manager

Morris Block - Charlotte- town

35447-18Mstt3i

Miirriiy liivcr Silver Ll. FOX 75 ic. J. iiIi=.\eiii t:.i....... ......100 New I-Iiiven Fox Go. l.til. 50! North America S. ll. Fox Co... I

l'ri'uce lluyiil l‘eer]r~ns ....... ..

Provinciiil S.l'l. li‘oXiis Ltd. -

lf'riIii:i~. Allii-rl. . . . . . . ...

Regal ll. & S. Fox tio...

lioyiilty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rosemount Unimoliiiatcd

llcger.~i-l'ii5ton , . . . . . ... lliversiile Farniiiig (‘o.

5-lpring l':ii‘k

1:'-rinipsori S. Li, Fox Co. ll Silver 'l‘ip 1( Standard.._... 30 Sterling -30 Silver lifox lliiiicliing Co. 00 to 70 St. George`s lluy 20 Heal Iriver 75 'I’horoughl»red...... 25 'l`liree Ili'/ers .. G5 Upton .. 55 \-’icti>I'i1i`li'iii~ni

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NEW (`»i\.ll l"|‘lllRY

Nl'l.\|ilNll (l(f)llll‘l.l‘]'1`l()N.

l1UNDllN, July 18.- - The ciir lcrry

(luiriniell l.nil`i iit llii'ke|ili<iiiil iovtlie .\'iitlcuiril ’l`r-.iisrviiitiurlitiil lliiilivriy

is nearing cumpl|:tion,iiriil is ixpuct-

uti ctor delivrr will iro-

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_-asa ss-Zs o=¢::;-iocé;-ig-ig;

Men’s Shirts

for

_ Hot Weather

OUTING SHIRTS of real

_good quality of Imported English duck in white only. Soft attached low collars 90c

ITINII S1-IIRTS of fine

quality English Regatta cloth, white g.g§roIindS with blue and black line stripes. Soft attached low collars $1.15

OUTING Si-IIRTS oi’ the

best quality of white repp with brown, _ggrceii and blue stripes on it. Soil; :Ittached turn--down col lars $1.35

OUTING SIIIRTs of the

very finest quality of hier- cerised French vesting-5, in fact as 'line and thin :is

' $1.75 BUSINESS SHIRTS fo r_

Suminer wear. Made of _Eiiglisli printed cambrics iii' conservative patterns

- Soft ;revei'Sible cuffs and

cletziclialale Soft collars to match, $1.65 and $1.45

BUSINESS SI-IIRTS l’ o ‘@-

summer Wear of white vestings. Jacqtiaitl t`I_o_~ tires. Soft reversible cII.fl`s and detachable soft col~ laI'S,.‘l§2.`l0 and $1.45

Collars for Summer. Wear

We have in Stock for iiurii

Splendid Selection of l.hC-'low zi meclium height W.G. Sz R. i-<ill;ir:~-. for hot weather wear. Si'/;i;>= ld. to 19.

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fl

(£21.

‘fl i_i. _._ ..._ if

($21.

C3.

('11

_.4 p.J KW r~ ,_._i,.~¢

Summer Sox

We believe that cashmere Sox

are the only solution lor the l.ii‘ed feet problem of Surnmer. They never get hard on the soles but :Il- vvays form a thin resilient l;iy<.~-rl tween the Sole of the foot and I

shoe. Every wanted weight.

xp; FZ .'

`i'cii'i. ev .bro S

The olweivsfliusv Store.

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Expert ~

0plical Service I

Our bulness is to ex-

amine Eyes. We aim to give our patrons the hen- eiit, the most modern and approved meihodsof es~

amlnetior.

That our .services en:

appreciated. is evidenced by the large increase In

this year’s business,

We guarantee to give you the best results nh- 1 tainabie by the use ct l properly Sued lenses,

G. F. ilulciicsoir I

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99 Grafton St. Opiician

For Sale

A Number of Class

“A” Foxes.

ALSO -Mink, Marleii

Fisher and Extra Patch Poxes, may be inspected at any lime.

WANTED; '

A Class “A” Male Fox.

AGENTS for the ANGLOAMERICAN SILV BLACK FOX C0., l.lMl'll'Il). lF lN'l`F,RliS'l Write, Phone or call at our ollice.

The Farm Stock fs? Fox

Exchange of P. E.I.

36 Queen St. Charlottetown

Phone 485 P. 0. Box 4 `

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