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_ “val tmrasm iran THB GHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN "'i*i‘i" rms-r _ur mn- '- "ri PAGE’ SEVEN

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I Is the I I - r‘ - i _ o . ~ ri --M in me ..........:s. a..°s.:t°‘::.. ,gi 923 other Jewelry can exist onlv when one ',. ~.\-§ t’ .. §?3.E3?2‘“€aIi2iZ».‘?{}?““° “*°* “‘°i°‘”°‘S I T ‘ ~' -‘ Thatsansfaction injewei buying win L- `*~ _ be found here for the very reason that our well known reputation as Jewelers and Watchmakers has been gained only through persistent adherence to the policy of offering only such gems as will bear the

most critical inspection.

And the hig value we place upon your t _

age regardless of the amount of your expentIiEtluIr?:x.l

- \hl. \hl. \hleIlr\Gr Estab. 1868 Jewelers & Engravers

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VALCARTIER CAMP, September 2.

'I "_' ‘ -With a notable gathering, with at

, least 1,000 officers. the very pick of

if* $1

For Good Photos go to the

Cook Studio

New DesBrisay Block

T is only a short time that you

can ca l her Mother’s baby- soon she will be a school girl

and then a young lady. ~

But a photograph oi Mother and

baby keeps for all time the mem- ory of those happy days-and lat- e_r pictures will show the transi- tion from childhood to girlhood.

Make the appointment to-day. BAYER Photo Studio

TEL. 192-J

For a Good Photo

-Visit the- -

mm,_ __, ,, , _ , the flower of Canada’s citizen soldiery

' D-Ianni massed about him, Col. Hon. Sam

_ speech since Valcartier niilitary camp

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I"aII Styles in Queen Quality

The newest styles in the

famous Queen Quality boots for_women are now display- ed in patent and gun metal.

The line is made up most-

ly of buttoned models, with the new pointed toes and heels. Some excellent val-

..'ir PA`vs to buy in this Province.

. .°T. GORDON IVE8 is Guardian

agent in Montague.

m”5 ' "'°* rr-_-: 'M

--.°NEW HOME.-Mr.‘Angus Mc-

Donald is building a line new house.

..THE MORNING Guardian can

gnepbtained in Souris at M. A. Pac-

's. .

..'MR. CARL MeOONALO Guard-

lan representative in Souris, will gladly receive' subscriptions and ad- vertising mattcr at the office of Un- dertaker Dlngwell.

..°SUBSCI-IIBERS should renews

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not niiiis an Issue, as all papers are

gistcontinued promptly on expiry a c.

Hughes delivered from the saddle, yes- terday afternoon, his first fighting

A. E. Lyon--studio'

Finest work, moderate price.

Personal attention given to Amat r’sWork

L _

ues in perfect fitting, com- fortable and flexible boots at $4.00 and $6.00 a pair.

Alley & Co

__ 135 Queen St.

G Canadian I

overnment Rai ways

From Charlottetown _ Expert _

Optical Service

Our business is to ex-

I a.. i/ze”

Canadian National Exhibition TORONTO

has been opened. Certainly, no such spectacle has been witnessed on Can adian soil before, and possibly may never be witnessed again. With the officers kneeling and sitting in a sol- id rlng about a foot of the dale like knoll, on which Canada’s war lord sat his horse like a ceiitaur, cleancut as a ciinico against the sky, a picture was presented not to bc soon blotted from the ineiiioriei-i of those who be- held it, and as the impassioned sold- iery speech fell from the lips of the minister, in terse, blunt sentences, his auditors hung breathless on every syllable. And Col. Hughes made im- portant aniiouncemeiits. Coiiinieiiciiig today, 'Valcartier camp will be reor- ganized. Four brigades of infantry will be formed, instead of three. Six- teen regiments instead of twelve, Io,- 000 foot soldiers will be included in the first Canadian contingent, togetlie with horse and artillery instead of 1* 000 as intended up to yesterday.

here to Bermuda to do garrison duty as well as regiments to other portloii of Canada. for home defence.

ing minutely, forcefully, the plain, cas iron duties of every man who shoulder

adiaii colors. Fitness for service wu the keynote.

gage. You had better carry baggag for you don’t have to fend lt." was one of tho nuggets of soldiery wisdom contained in that speech.

I have so stirred a thousand strong men

|ns did those plain, blunt, martini sen- ltences, delivered in the centre of a war-

,,_.__-_-......_-.....i__-`;like scene, to those who will lead

Fare and One Third August 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, Sept. 2.

Single Fare

September 3, 7, 9 and 10.

Special Excursion Fare

Sept. 1, 4 and 8.

All tickets good for return lcav

ing Toronto Sept. 15 'l»i.

amine Eyes. We aim to give our patrons the ben- cfit,the most modern and approved methods of ex- amination.

That our services are

appreciated, is evidenced by the large increase in this ycar’s business.

We guarantee to give

you the best results ob- tainable by the use of properly fitted lenses.

Sin le Fzirc Issue for Round' G. F. Hutcheson

Trip Sept 7th._ Good for return' 99 Grafton SL Qplician the day following. g `__________ .

Single Fare and One Third for

Round Trip. Good going 5€P¥- 5. 6 and 7. Returning Sept. 9th,i9l4. 5l368~26Mtf.

Choice of 2 Trains. I

Maritime Express. Ocean Limited LABOR DAY Sept. 7 1914

Anthracite

Coal e

Now landing ex Schr. Bayard

Barnes 1800 Tons Best American

Sf; to Co I, also due to armfg ran n “;Sinah C Kiminski

awana Coal in ESB- 5f0V¢ and Chestnut sizes. This Coal is all of the ba? natty nd parties uirmg _e ‘liestlarearequested I-§(b00k theilii

rd tonce, and delive_ W! De riiriidzd from vessel? wha; dm'

charging at lowest DYICCS-

Buiitaiii Bell & C0 phone 40|. seiiinz Asfms D°‘“

iliion coal co. .Ltd-

A ts Black Diamond Line. c§’§wn.Ju1v_ %r¢if.191‘- , _ _ _,

And the ability to shoot straight and

like it flush was Col. Hughes' con caption of what contributed in no small measure to competency. “We can forgive almost n"vrIiiv~" else " 'I man can pick the other f0ll0w_ _!II‘5I§, - Your men will curry unequ.v.,c..ii_. ...c best rifles the hand of man has ever ,made, the Three ltoss, ii. Canadian Irifle that has led the world of arms."

I Colonel Sam llughes may not be un orator, but no flowery eration could

itens of thousands of Canadians sons [into the vortex of a whirlpool of

|world war.

“ fortunately swept the obstruction in

i ticular poliit.

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THE RIGHT T0 PURCHASE

_ \VAS!-lIN(I'I`()N. September 2.-Th 1 riglit of the United States' to buy nicrcliant ships of any nationality fo

tertiny before tlic I-louse Merchant

tion nit-.rchnnt murine bill. Mr. M

when asked if protests had been r.

“A n n i "Do you understand," asked Repr

entative Saunders, “that there is grave

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objection on the part of Great Bri , I R°!°l`9 P“Y"°°

tain and France to our taking over |i0°0l`d

5il)_0 E033 b G S I :.‘:‘:.§i.;";‘:.‘:“..:":r.;’i.:i.i“;::f°t.‘:.i”i."‘:r.; , -

r Schn _ 0 :"I‘lOfIcouli"se I cannot discus? the dipd , V); lifelong of the celebrated IM- in Stove and Chest- §;23$.§.'; i£.§.‘§‘2..;’.$_“ff*T“I$€‘..°l‘.'. ii.

Iness of the state dork-tment. It

cannot successfully be disputed,

however, that this government has the

W 1 I I right to buy ships from German com

ponies or any one else :ii lloxiiisgnas it

bu‘¥llI tI`s°ss.tast};IIntlITt nrfdlyment of'”the

orders so as the Coal-°i‘i:.";:.‘:li.“:.'i 't:..r.1r..':.°;.a°. I " ___.. _r ---

`b d 1' ddgbdferved Representative Saunders. 3** UP"°“

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Can. C 6 Ver? ...:::.:.ii:°.::: :rs axis: :zz (5 ~ Q- ..r...:'a...

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Whllsll. Vessel IS C115' :::::::‘r.i: ~.r:.‘.i'..r.“° =°'°'“'“°'“~ ' I " '°,,r ‘.’-i::;:.‘.

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so d]lldiI»eIty‘t:oIIi‘iltactIi}:iMwII1ii)s;IlB |E?>sV€*I”‘:' ' _ ` - ,_ John Agnew' I-‘ur Farms

nlent that payment would be practlc- -. I-HI

d ¢‘ Flmpirn (New Islulll

chase of German vessels.

pected.

' Secretary iVlcAd0o heartly cndors

ed the bill which provides for the

ar organization of a $10,000,000 corpora-

tion with power to buy, build and oper- ate ships iii the foreign trade and the

government as majority stock holders

To He ssid that as some of the lines to

_ _ f d his iilstabiislied would probably be opelri

f ae atai , ivt caltiiwou

In a not be attraocstiid,mtliea ;oveiPnnient pro

I .

A regiment will likely be sent from PARIS, September :.- Licutenaiit

Tlio'se iiiiouncemeiits came in the eneniy's fire. A shell struck his

last sentences of the ministcr's speech. miichine and he stopped the motor. He spoke for fully half an hour, detail- The aeroplaiio oscilnti-rl violoiitly in

it niusket or draws n sword under Can- into thc I-‘rciich lines. llc iundcd

“An unfit man is as useless as bug- _

VALCARTIER CAMP, Que., Sep-

,| teniber 2.-That an attempt was made I to wreck thc C. N. R. troop train early -Sunday morning about 94 miles cast of Montreal was stated this morning by Licut. Col. Crcelrnun, commander of the 21st. battery of Montreal. An iron rail had been placed across the

Itrack, but the engine of the special

the ditch. The train was travelling

| at about /i0 miles an hour at this par- i

. GERMAN LINERS.

,_ Good Luck Fox Co. 100

iitiiitrnl uses cannot. he disputed by any nation, declared Secretary Mc-

; Adoo of the treasury department, yes-

Marine. supporting the administra-

Adoo, refiiscd, however, to discuss ver F ir Co ltd the diplomatic phases of the situtiitlon

ceivcil from Grout Britain and Frnntre

____________,;` against the possible government pur-

Hearing on the bill was concluded

today and it will be taken up tomor-

_.,__._-_____._.___-- row for immediate conimlttcc action.

An early report to thc house is ex-

..*0NE CENT per word each In-

sertion for advertising in this col. umn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-live cours,

. .*MU8IC . LESSONS.--Professor

Watkis will resume his music classes in Georgetown and Montague, on M0". day and Tuesday, September 7th and 8th, respectively. lnteiidiiig pupils are requested to notify Professor Watkis by mail this week, to insure inclusion.

5215-9-1M31.

JAPAN'S WAR APPROPRIATION

TOKIO, September 2.-Announce

ment is niude that the goveriiincnt will ask the diet for an appropriation of 56,000,000 yen (about $28,000,000) for a war fund and 10,000,000 yen ($15,000,000) with which to build des-_ troyers.

BATTLE IN THE OISE.

LONDON, Sept. 2.- A Chronicle

correspondent sends a report ot' a third British battle in Lipper Oise Valley where the Gerniiins arc driv- ing in the whole of their weight to force a wedge. A battle raged thru- ‘ ughout Sunday and Monday when Germans, it is stated, sacrificed lives recklessly. The British were com- pelled to give away slightly but are maintaining their defenre lieroically. The battle is still undecided.

HALIFAX WILL BE THE CAMP

FOR NEXT MOBILIZATION.

0'l"l‘AW.»\, September Z.-It is un-

derstood hcre that thc present; con- tingcnt at Vnlcsrtici' will he the Inst; to be sent from that camp and that any further expeditionriry for-cus unn- ada may send will be mobilized at Halifax. The reason in that the St. Lawrence navigation closes early and the mobilization ground is required to he near the point of cmbaritatioii. Winter lilo at Vulcarticr would also be very rigorous.

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DOMINION

TRUST COMPANY

` “The Perpetual 'I'ru\tee”'

Paid up Capital and Sur-

plus of $3,l68,88l.13 acts as

Executor Trustee under will, as Trustee for Bondholders or Deeds of Trust.

Rents boxes in safe deposit

vaults-Acts as agents for Fire and Casualty Insurance Companies-Offers invest- ments in guaranteed iii st Mortgage,yielding 5 p. c. and in Municipal Debentures yielding 6 p. c.

Maintains offices in Mont,

real, St.]ohn, Charlottetown- Halifax, Winnipeg, Regina- Calgary, Victoria, Vancouv, er, New Westminster, Nan- aimo, London, England and Antwerp, Belgium.

Dominion Trust Company

The Perpetual Trustre ADVISORY BOARD

W. II. Aitken,

Ilon Oliwi. Dalton,

Frank li Iioariv..

H. M. Davison

hi A N AG Eli.

Morris Block-Charlottetown.

5193-9-31)/Im\\'f.Ii.

CLEVER WORK BY AN AVIATOR r OF THE FRENCH ARMY.

i, Cuiiipagiic, of the iiviutiuii corps, while 5 flying ovcr the German liiics nt ti hcl-

ght of 1,800 yards, was siibjccted to the

t- the wind, but thc liciitciiniit siiccccil- s ed in righting it niid iii vulplniiiiig

s safely und gave iinporinnt informa-

tion tzoiiccriiiiiig thc Geriiiziii position.

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PHUSPEEIIVEI

Fill DIVIDENDS

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The following risi. or prospective fox ilvidends is compiled from unofficial information supplied to The Guardian In some instances the dividend to be declared may he inure. in others less uit approximately it will be in the vicinity of the figure given. Addi- tionl will be published as the infor- mation reaches the Our-_-dlan:

p. c.

A. E. McLean Co., Ltd.. 50 Bideford S. B. Fox Co. ......200 Belmont Black Fox Co. Ltd.......'l0 Barkers Black Fox Co. Lt.d....... 75 Balnngowan Fox (lo. _.150 Beechwood Black Fox Co., I.td....2l0 Brighton slack Fai co. Lta....... as Bunbury Black Fox C0. Ltd....... 15 Central Fox Co., Ltd . . . .._ 100 Carruthers S. B. Fox Ga. 110 Cli'tow|n Silver ll. Fox Co. LI:d.... 100 Dalton Black Fox C0., Ltd. Delaney~Smith 175 John Il. Dinnie Dundas S.B. Fox Go. ... ... .........500 Eastern Black Foxes Ltd.... 30 Empire Black Fox Co . . 100 Eureka Fox Co. Ltd.... 100 Freeland ................ .. .......50 French Illvcr Farming Co.. Ltd.,,,, ‘.225 General Fur Farms Ltd............... 70 Georgetown Fl. B. Fox U0. 35

Gleualadalo 9.13. Fox Co. 100

Peerless ....... ._ . . . . . 75 Provincial 5.13. Foxes Ltd. -G5 12075 Prince Albert ............... ... 60 Pioneer Fox I"nrining Co. 50 Pure Canadian E-l. B. Co Regal Il. & S. Fox C0... 75 to 80 Royal S.B. Fox C0., Ltd. ......-.300 E-loyalty ....... ftogers-Payton Riverside Farming (30. ... .........300 Railway Mutual Fox Co. 50 Spring Pork . . ......50 Samson Ei. B. Fox Co ..,100 Silver Tip .... .. . ...,..150 Stundal'd...... .. . 30 Sterling 30 Silver Fox Rnnchiag Co. 10 ‘J St. Geor¢o’a lla, 20 Seal River . . . . .. ./I5 'l`horouglibrcd...... 2° Three Rivers 4.. 65 Upton .... .. ..`. 55 Victoria 'Farm .......... Ilosemount Consolidated . . . ... ......I5 Eilis Silver and Black Beauty

Fox C0. 125

ini silimiiiiiuis

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FURNISHED IAND CORRECTED DAILY MY 'trim icon mt- UriANGl<J."i ANI) INVEST' IIIENT COMPANIES LTD.

Par 100 100

Alberton Dark Silver

A.E. McI.ean Co.. Ltd. 115

Belmont

Price I 110

100 50 100 100

[leech Wood

Barkers Brighton

Belfast Fox Co.

Beech Bill

Charlottetown

Carruthers

(new issue .

Dalton Diiiuis Peiiigrocd Foxes

Original

lloniiiiioii

I-Imnire

50 50 100

100

IUU

145 55

HU 70 60 175 200 100) 100

1.50 Iliil

17.5 lllfi

"5 THE ROYAL INVESTMENT EXCHANGE 1

Eastern

.'10

W. B. Hnycs ............... .........100 Hartford Dark Silver Fox... 25 Hnwiitt-Dalton S. B. F. Co.__.... 50 Humber Silver lllack For Co.l.td. 35 Hackett S. B. Fox Co ..... .. 50 Huntley Sli _ 0 - ., . . ........10 endersoii Silver Bloch Foxes Ltd 400 imperial S. B. Fox Co. ..........130 Judson Co. ......... 75 ilnllle Len! Sli. Fox Co., Ltd. .._..95 Maritime B. H. Fox Co. 150 Mac B. dr S. Fox Co., Ltd. .50 to 65 Magic Silver Fox C0. 1-10 Wt. Edward .... .. 40 Montague Black Fox Co Aluasachusetts B. H. Fox Co....... 50 Murray River Silver B.Fox 75 R. J. Mc.\`elll C0 .... ... ...~-.100 New Haven Fox Co. Ltd. 50 North American S.B. Fox Co. ......S0 Prince Boys] 40

tie

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nts. g ‘W fif-

\ \ My-\-\

bably supplying the entire capital “_ i . ‘IL _,_ m.Nem om 5 . -_ o \

\ _ /I \

l\|0 100

Freclnrui 40 Great Canada Nortiiorn V100 | Iioiviitt-lmlioii 100 .rves ion izs

SIIII hu

125 121|

§Montague 500 Milton Patch F3; ilu- 50 | Edward Isliin S. II- -Fur Producers i.td 100 Kingsbury Fur Fatml

l.td. 100

plums Pniinreed

Foxes (Now lanuel U"‘

Mason Pure Bred

| S. Il. F. Co. fill New England and Prince

; Fox t'o. .. ...

_Mount Edward Marisgcliusetts

North Milton Padl- greod Foxes

North Tryon Co

North Shore

Provincial

Barkers Prolno Regal

100

lui!

Iii()

;-\

Q5'-E

pi ion 100

100 100 100 100 100 150 100 130 10 10 100

Rayner International 100

Rosemont '

Smith

Seal River

Samson

Souris Black Fox Co. Spring Park Fox Oo. 190 Silver Tip 600 1,500 Silver Fox Ranching Co.. to

Thoroughbred

Sterling iylorl

Three Rivera Tuplln Irving

25 100 100 100 150 200 100 100

...._60 100 100 100 100 100 40 l'\0 23 10 50 100

- ably to the government." Mr. Saun ers __ , 100

persisted. i -s V Klngsbiiry I-‘ur Farms, Ltd 100 I

| . , "I think there is nothing in that oh- , ,lnkermun Fur Farms Ltd. 100. . _ .100

yeoiion." me nie reel-entry. -' - \ strain-ons suck i-‘ox co. ioo ioo

-., ».» of-1'.-wi.. ..-.'.:`.~".”,¥-, s-`\ -_ -, ... 'fr . ~. .v-, _.'».;._ ,. . , _i

125- 100

100 15 25 120 100

280 125

'l'I 100 125 125 105 100 .. I 6.5

25 10 |55 105

ACTIVE SERVICE

Can always be Depended on when

you put your travel business in the hands of 1 _

Toronto St. John

21. . I on Application.

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Good to return \ H S k to Sept 15th i ome W as

Excursions to the West every

Sleepers should be Wednesday

reserved early at This Office.

Tickets Issued Over

Local Tickets to P. E. Any Lille ill Callada

I or the United States

I. Points Now Issued.

i` .

AT LOWEST FARES.

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Souris Exhibition

Monday, September, 28th, 1914

$800 Offered in Prizes

I ' For Live Stock, Dairy Products,vcg-

enables, Fruit, Flowers, Housekeeping, 'Fish and l\/Iiscellaneous. For Full In

formation, write the Secretary,

J. A. McCormack,

Souris.

I. in - ~ *'-

“The Silver Black Fox Industry"

` If you intend making an investment in the I

' Silver Black Fox Industry , ooo services Ana AT Yoon comiuanp

Accurate and Authentic information may be obtained

without charge or obligation, .

L Offices: Royal Bank Building, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

i i reoto rs:

I-lon. John Agnew George D. Dt~Blois John (). Ilyntlmtiri \\ illinm Ii. A;.;'iiew

Moiitrczil Office: London ()[i`ice:

Sli) New liirhs Iiuiltling St. l\/l:\ry’s Cii:iiiiI'_~i-i':=,

3-flflii-7 9l\/Itsiti' IGI /\ Siiriiitl |

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i A BARGAIN

Gasotins assists

We liave for sale 20 Woodpecker

Gasoline Engines, 4 and 6 H. P., all guaranteed perfect. _ We secured these Engines ata very low price and will give our friends the benefit for quick sale. I These Engines are well‘ known on the Island anyone having one will recom- mend them. We are not in the Gasoline Engine business, we got a snap owing to change of agents and are passing the bargain to you.

If you are running an old unsatisfactory Engine throw

it away and purchase one of these easy running machines.

i Coal Dealers, Charlottetown. 5451-9-3mlw

‘ VV. K. ROGERS, -_

CITY TICKET AGENT. - ‘

s no “,

Exhibition Exhibition

Sept 4th’ 8th R2\t€5 Bild DEIEQS

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Cali and see the Engine we are using. Vs,

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