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~ (5-_ ...°I'1‘ PAYS to buy in this Province -'ONE CENT Por word eseh inner- X X

'fig --- tion (or advertising ln this column. .

/'-" ' lf-`~, \\ ...°’l`I-IE MORNING Guardian can Cash must accompany order. lin- I

/_'J _ w,-'1~__ betobtained in Souris at M. A. Pan- mum charge twentrilve cents.

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vi x' w_ ...°'r. ooanos rvns is owalm L. sea N. Paquei. senile, ifgllll Company '

y'g C HOW have the mqgt gomplete stmk of lsent in Montague- builders are busily engaged in build-

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' cuvrnir Jewelry which we have ever shown. :fl "‘°MR’ CARL M°D°NAI‘D~ G““"u°“ " "my ”‘ C"°'1°“°t°“'“"

_ _ ‘ii lu Our line of “Black Fox Jewelry” as well as

other souvenirs is very attractive and of excel- lent value.

We are always pleased to show you any-

thing in our stock.

W. W. WELLNER

_ Jewellers & Engravers

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A A' "` `“ "M M""""""""`“`“"""`“" """""”'“"" EASTEHH PEHSOHHLS

Estabv 1868 ___ Wim. _ _ ---boat proved to be sesworthy. The

- BY W5 _ 53 i" ’ "_" _ 1'-U ...°Miss Bell0'Hare Bouris, left

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Boys

et your hoto A i tgaken at tbl; 'l “H

I Cook Studio ___=.,______ _*___ 0lMlss’i.liure Mullei-1y.° g st

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Men, here’s your big bar-

gain opportunity in stylish, smart and dressy oxfords.

The oxford seasonis now

rapidly advancing, and we do not wish to carry over any styles.

So to~day we offer you this year’s styles in oxfords, in tan, patent leather, gun metal, regularly selling for $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 now $3.00, $3.37, $3.75.

Alley & Co 135 Queen St.

Art---ln---Portraiture

127 Grafton st. Telephone 1921 at l'4

noons for July and Kugust.

-Visit the-

Personal attention given to

ST. TERESA’S _

representative in .Souris, will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter at the ollice oi Under*-Bk" Dingwell. , '

..’SUBEi(JRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date.

...°Nl<7W BOAT OU'1‘.-- Messrs Louis

anll Maurice Marcou and 'Richard St. John. Bouris had their new boat the Adi-_iial Charles out for a trial spin last Thursday night. Through the trip w_ai: nather short on account Oi prevailing circumstances, still the

lioat wus purchaseh from Captain Perrv. Souris.°

last week for Boston.

...'Dr. l1'c_uston, Kensington, is at

present visiting in 'Souris.°

...‘Mrs. McDonald, Picton, is visit-

ing'in Souris the guest of M.r. Law- rance Cheverle.

.._°Miss Gertrude Callaghan, Souris,

is visitinf in Gowan Bras the ue

...‘Mrs. Wallace MacDonald, George-

town, returned Thursday, from a week‘s trip to Nova Scotia.-G.

...°Mr. Jos. Allan Morrison, North

Side was in Souris on a business trip Monday!

...'Miss Hume, Souris, is visiting

in Rolllri Bay the guest of Mn. and Mrs. William Keefe.°

...’Mr. Patrick Holland, Boston, is visiting in Souris the guest of his sister Mrs. James Cantwell.* `

...°‘\lessrs Frank Tierney and Lam-

bert Cllcverie left Sourisyesterday afternoon for their respective schools in Rock Barra and Bear River.°

...°Miss Grace Morrison and her

mothe Mr _ -R n ld M is

l\'orr‘e Pond the guest of Mr. Frank McDona1ll.°

...°lll!‘. Ben Conrad, of Georgetown, loft for Charlottetoivn, on Tuesday to enroll with the Army Medical

hnur, urriied home recently from

...‘Dr. and Mrs. Dnniel Mc-

We devote our time to

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a, ,he Men s Oxfords

Bayer Photo Studio

Finishing For The Amateur

We close on Monda after-

For a Good Photo

Ae E. Ly0n“'Studi0

Finest work, moderate price.

Amateur’s Work

Tea Party AT

The parishioners will hold their

Annual Tea Party on the beautilui

churgh grounds, on

MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1914, A dev oi real enjoyment for those

who attend.

Abundance oi amusement. 1

P. R. A.

i°5°i°“ °f th” "°““°"~ held Mqndagl Aug|` 10 lttwas dtic ...°Mr. Frank McLaren, who ' has

ed to mde mate Y pos Done e spent the past wack at his old homo

you will not lsll to attend the best annual Prize Meeting pf the Pro- in Goorgelewli, with Mrs. (oepm 'md 15" T9” 'Ji thi’ “Mom Vll'lCl3l Rlfl€ ASSOCIHUOU adV€f' McLaren, returned this morning to

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Tea tables O, tm hm Au the d,,,_ At a meeting of the Counci e been Bu c

' id

Make a note of the date so that

-A i' I t ai ‘ will ir Char- -

lottetldgsna ,mr tllile iolidllvlilng oxhcduler d 20'

The 'C

Fare, Leave

Charlottetown 70 cents

Royalty Jct 60 " York 50 " Bedford 45 " Tracsdie 45 "

30 25 10

sgssrer 3§2;$gg

'U'5'5'U‘3'U'U as seas

Mt Stewart ‘ ' Pls uid "‘

F0395 ob vac: ‘GED E

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Peskes " Contracting Painters B1; Teresns. arriv

Passengers from M°“*‘"“`"° °““ Houie, Carriage and Sign worli.

some by regular trains nt the fol-

lowing reduced rates: __

Montague, 45 cents? R0b°‘""“0“ 4*’

cents, Brudenell, 45 ccnts, Roscnanth

35 cents; Cardigan 35 cents; Perth 15 _F cents; 48 Road 10 cents. - Passengers for Cardigan. M°”t“S“°

and in,te,-med|.,,te Bgavloplg will return by special train leavin: Si- '1`°"°°““

at 6 p. rn. Special train leaves

Charlottetown at 7.30 P. m.

Il the 17th is etgrmy_, Tea__wl_l_l____l>° l t tl t ne BY 0 0 ' md milavhbnill-:R or' C0llMI'1‘TElll-

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Anthracite

Hard Coal

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B533; l§&l‘i‘~5..§"aeS.°l iméléin Scranton Coal, also due I0 ?ff“fS ` r sehr. “Slnah C. Kiminskl M50 tons of the relebrated Laclsi awana Coal in E88.5i0V¢»a“ Chestnut sizes.

C-.il °f.ili.‘°fi2 u an pa _ Heat are requested tdlliwk lhellll' orders at once, and dellveiiy be made from vessels whi e ls- cliarging at lowest DflC¢S-

iierale lieu li ce Piumeloi. selling Amis D°'"°

inlon .Coal Oo; fLtd.

¢ndL' e. 2i"f..‘.'..‘?l2.i,‘f£‘.°.§i‘.l»l._”‘ _ ,' ~ _

charging.

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Island Citi Paintinr C0 ..--.-;“'; .‘:':l:.a"..°'.‘2.f.:::-. ef. .in

~in a few days per Free For All,Trgi2e_hdé_aee,

-< ' $200.00. _ , aes;

C031 SCh0‘?n§,r A n n 1 e lib? puree, $150.00. 2.30. _

500 Tons b e st $10009- ` ' quality of Hard C0-'=1l August me 1siii__%__014.s peg ° ~ _ , te , I' Cell , In Stqve and Chebt gdldltibllidln frtorlln mossy win- nut sizes. liere. '

Customers W 1 ] Special_trains will run from

please book their charleigefewnalmire, serine! orders so as the Coal a",<l,§§r;",‘;¢§_'§)‘©§',;f;,§,f §§’§§,-ng C3.l'l DC ` d€l1V€I‘€(l anything further, as every-

I a \ s ' f Whllsf. Vessel ‘S dis' ?l?.§"ll‘l‘3?.`3»’}i3l° 'i¥l’é‘.§'§,"9il?..

return to their home in New York. °

...°Mr. Michael Holland, who has

nronth"left yesterday for his homo in

Winnipeg.-G. _

...°Mrs. G. Albert Aitken, of Geo-

rgetown, has returned from the west- ern part. oi the Island, \-_where she spent sometime in Malpeque, Al- berton and other places.-G.

0 on K on their honeymoon. Mr. 0'Brion was formerly a resident of Bouris, and went to Boston about seven years ago.*

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...*Miesos Grace, Mabel and Jean Smith of Chicago, Ill., who sro

sponding 9 few weeks on the Island, ,_._~ i'

203 KentSt. Phone 280-l. _,,,._,.,, 1,, G.-,..r,,ei0wn_ Friday, the _ ;_,__.,;_._,,__~._$

0 ‘ li;-_-galil

guests of Misses Mae and lthel

t. wAi_l.ril J. ll. lioilili amen.-f=. eff @9030 3-.6-5Mu_ “_” o

Montague Horse. Races

Monday, Aug. 24th 1914 Purses $450.00 Purses

To at-I-ive for here There will be three classes " "'

as follows'

Class rot and Pace, purse,

Entries close on Tuesday,

summerside, Cape Traverse

Best” held on the Island each

r, s o a o_r_r_ on, also __

Albert Morrison, _are viei_ting____in___._____1.-....,._._....f.W-------~-

COYDB 101' OVGFBSHS H°l`Vi¢0-*G- overseas, ,, small extra premium is

...*l\lr. Daniel Gnegory, Little Har- E

, ao pl a e as gar s ru

Boston where he has been employed and mcupution 01,1 policy holders fm th” Past tW°'Y°“fs~° Will be free to Cngul-fe iii the defense

of the Empire in any country.

Donald who have been staying in C,m,,d,, Life will he glad to quote Bouris nt the Seaview Hotel_ior the I.

past week lleit yesterday morn-ing on 405g.3_12M31_ ,

in-en working at the canadian Bank ed-Maritime Stationers. of Cor-mcrce, Souris, for the past

ing an eighteen foot motor-boat lor

...°SOUR1B CONCER’1`.- There will

be a good concert in the B, I, S, Hall on Thursday evening at which a splendid musical and literary pro- gram will be given. 4040_

.JTENNIB TEA.- A five o'clock tea. wus held by the members of the Bourls Tennis Club on their grounds, after which Tennis was played. The ellair was chapenoned by Mrs. J. C. Ferguson'

...’A PAINFUL ACCIDEN’l‘.- lllr. Jarvis Hennessy had his hand badly out recently in the iuill occupied by H. H. 'Acor'n. Sourls; Mr. Hennessy had it liandaged up but is not able to work.*

.JENJOYAIILE SAIL.-The moon-

light Excursion which was given on the Enterprise, Thursday evening, was immensely enjoyed, the evening was delightful and a large number of people from Georizctowu, Lower Mon- tague, etc., who took advantage of the excursion enjoyed an extremely pleasant evening.-G.

...°SOURIS EXHIBITION. -- ll

meeting was held last Wednesday night in Bt. Mary's llall, Souris, for _the pliiposc of deciding tho date oi thi: Sourls Stock Exhibit and Exhi- bition. It was decided after some discussion to hold the Exhibition on Snptenllirl 28th. This was the best date available as there are many ex- hibitions taking place in the earlier parts of Seplrr-‘ier and October. The departments are Stock; Cattle; Hors- esf Sheep; Pigs; Poultry. Domestic Department- Pickles: Preserves; Dread; Fancy ioodstllfls including cake und other articles. There is nl- so li Fllncy Work find Eniiiroidery drparimclit. Some dimclllty was ar gain encountered in selecting Judges. The ir_cr_i.ing was culled at 9.15 p. m."

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ASSUPANCE EU.

Can»adn's Oldest Life Company, in

lim; with its well known brood mind cd policy has decided to issue polic- ies on regular plalis at ordinary rat- es to men volunteering for service iii Canada. For volunteers for service

sked to make up for the extra has- ard. As the Company's old policies r inllis lt bl - rc d t vel ‘

K. S. Rogers. special agen-t of the

rites on any plau of Assurance.

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That our services are

appreciated, is evidenced by the large increase in

this year’s business.

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Paid Up Capital and Un divided Profits Over $3,000.000

While other securities

are of uncertain value owing to market fluctua- ti0nS, Our Five Per Cent Guaranteed First Mortgage ln- vestmelit Certificates are al- ways worth -their face value. Their e x t r a strength isdue to the fact that each certificate is secured by a specific mortgage on real estate.

Guaranteed by this

Com_pany. Write for particulars.

DOMINION TRUST COMPANY ’

"The Perpetual Trustee" I

ADVISORY BOARD '

W. H. Aitllen, .

Frank R. Hrarlz,

1 H. M. Davison

Manager

Morris Block-Cl1arlotte- town.

8041-8-l0Mmwi3i

We havea number of odd

sizes in underwear, long or short sleeves and drawers short and long leg. Some have become soiled in the win- dows and we want to clear

them so here’s a chance.

85c quality 68c

$1.25 “ 800

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'Slietsri llev Bros

The a1v.~”c.\/.s» buss' Store.

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Hon. Chas. Dalton, ki

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MISS D. RUDGE

Manufacturer of fine hair

goods, including gentlemen_’s Wigs and Touqes. Also hair

goods for sale. 171 Great George D_ treet. 4 4045-8-12wfm2mpd. "`

»-fur

NOTICE

We are now open for business. We handle foxes of a ‘

nds. List your stock with us.

' FOR SALE

One pal r Class A Breeders, a bargain.

Ii li`clil:lll»s Class B.

I 3 pairs Newioumllzllid Patches

One Silver Black Male Imported Stock. 2 Pzltcli Males showing 80 p. c.

'l`wo Fc-males Fislicr.

1 Male Fisher. (b) l class “A” Option.

We also liuiidle stock in Companies. Write for prospectus of

e Alplga Silver Black and Patch Fox Co. Ltd.Gll;lrzmtcciiig 25 c. 91 .

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The Prince County Fox Exchange, Ltd

Phone 66 Summerside, P. E. I. M. SHARBELL, Mgr. E. N. MCQUARRIE, Sec'y_

049-8~12Mwstf.

way, New York,

Public Schools.

all incidental expenses.

pany nothing for keep.

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United Si

Ranch located at Central Bedeque P. E. I. Authorized Capital $150.000 Stock Issue 87.000 Par value of Shares $25.

Terms of Payment. 20 per cent on application. 30 p. c. in July' Balance on or before Sept. 5th, 1914.

lverBlack Fox C

President-F. G. Lang, Tryon, P. E. Island, Sec’y and Manager of

the Tryon Dairy Association.

Vice President-Ephraim Bell, Cape Traverse, P. E. I. Farmer.

E. W Webster, Portland, Oregon, Capitalist. A. Stirling McKay, Summcrsirle, P. E. I. Secy-Treas of Brace McKay

& Co., Ltd., one of the largest mercantile establishments of the Island.

Gordon Dawson, Cape Traverse, Farmer. ~ W. J. Lyman, Boston Mass. Representing the Ronda Hat Co. Broad-

George Vlfoods, Tryon, P. E. I. Farmer. Sec’y Treasurer-Wilfred Boulter. Tryon, P. E. I. Inspector of

Five pairs of 1914 Silver Black Foxes, selected from the _highest grade of

class A Stock. Particular care was taken by the promoters in _securing foxes having prolific parents, some of which were among the season’s earliest litters.

This Company guarantees that in the event of more foxes being added

they will be from Island foxes of class A. The number already secured arc of the Rayner, Tuplin and Oulton strain.

The Directors have entered into a contract with the Maritime Silver

Black Fox Co., of Central Bedeque to ranch their foxes for a term of five _years at the low cost of seven and one half per cent of the yearly increase. This includes

The care-taker of the Maritime Co Mr. John A. Dawson has this year shown

that he is most capable rancher and cannot be excelled in caring for foxes. In- vestors will fecl satisfied that it is under his care and management, the foxes of the United Silver Black Fox C0., are to be ranched. If no increase it costs the Com-

Probable Profits

Considering the low capitalization and the moderate charge for ranching the

directors look forward to a dividend in 1915 of at least from 60 to 80 per cent.

Prospectus mailed on request.

Applications for stock received by Sec’y or by any of the Directors.

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Tryon, P. E. I.

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Ranching

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