AUGUST 2? 1914 " “W '-"ve" "W ' rna'cn1mr.o'r'i°iri'owr~i ominnrsic *mn W mn- sara swan

Souris EXhibitioif7.`i'~_TllE.“l§§TE“"1901391511 ‘=`»-‘-’f‘»f-'ii'“l°=*»i`*»‘=*f“f°i*ti

Monday, September, 28th, 1914

-IT PAV8 to buy in this Province. -Mn. FRANK' JFFERTY is Gnar-

dlan' Asent in Summerside.

$800 Offered in Prizes e..;;i.v..i.°i.Liiia..?'eii‘ii..ii

0 For Live Stock, Dairy Products, veg- etables, Fruit, Flowers, Housekeeping, Fish and Miscellaneous. For Full In formation, write the Secretary,

J. A. McCormack, ,

Souris.

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Ei’ How About l

Your Photo

Better ret it taken now

at the popular

Cook Studio l

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We devuiv our time to

Art---ln ~-Fortraiture ui. lllt'

Bayer Photo Studio

127 _Grafton Sr. Telephone 192] Finishing For The Amateur

We close on Monday after-

noons for July and August.

For a Good Photo

-Visit the- A. E. Ly0n--studio

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Finest work, moderate price’

Personal attention given to Amateur’s Work

“Silver Black Foxes, Marten & Fisher”

I nm coming.Eaat with a shipment

about the middle ol this moiith und solict correspondence or personal in. t vi \ ith . terest d rt' I al

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hill: all

Your Chance

for Oxfords

Here is a natty oxford

style for men that is

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_a A2-35

€- - ` .£35-T _ -3--

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fortable in fit. It is a well H

you excellent wear and o

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ing right along for $4 00 n

er styles in t t leathe n metal anlda en D

ra gu tan

vorth $4 50 and $5 00 for $3 37 and $3 7

135 Queen St

er ev w -in e pu Les. - so have a few selected Northern Mink and skunk. Companies or private individuals requiring stock will iind it to their advantage to make an appointment. Make an appointment anywhere in the Maritime Provinces. Contracts taken to supply stock of

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Professional Cards

any description either this or next , season.

“ BLAKE vANNA'r'raR L-

Georgetown, Ontario

Address me at Salisbury, N. B.

50638~20Mti

i 5 ' 1°" 1' HM = H" 'S =SS°°l="°f'-Bink

of Montresl.Cnnada. Permanent Mortgage Cor- [

_ poration.

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Canadian

From Charlottetown 0 to canadian National Exhibition

Fare and One Third QRLEOD & BENTLEY g

Bsrristen and Attome sat law Uptnn 50

August 27, 28, 29, 30. 31. 5°Df- 2-

Single Fare

September_3, 7, 9 and 10.

Special Excursion Fare

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I 32| 55 I Sept. 1, 4 and 8. 3,,|,c|¢},,3,'::ri:i-"I-io';~lil(i Bhnlrrlbllytianaq John Asher Fur Fermr

All tickets good for return l€21V°

ing Toronto elif- 10 14-

Choice of 2 Trains. _ _

Maritime Express. Ocean Limited

5136-8-26Mtf.

M Anthracite i

Coal

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arrive

S-‘:r“.nS%’,;'r_C‘.’%li’nz;|f,° mIe{il)riinski" r ,

gtons of the celebrated Lack- ln St0V€ and Chest'

awang Coal in Egg, Stove and Chestnut sizes.

he

quality and parties uirin8f best are requested to k the_ilii.[

` This can is_aii of the best

mlaoo I)

O

l while dis-

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‘ Bnntain Bell & C0 Qiione 404. $911018 Agmts mm

°f<1°f= at °“f°» and "°“”°"' “’-‘ rders so as the Coal

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. _satisf_action,has been sell-

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Schooner “A

~ Marcia

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whilst vessel is dis- i charging. 1

j Coal C0, zlatd. ’ 1 h _ Li|\”- " C towh uly l9l4- ,

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olilgristeé-5', €ttoiéne§s. klintary P_ub_lic, Etc., S

I1. A McLean. K. C.. Donald McKinnon 3

Brown Bloclr. Charlottetown

Otlices in DBrlsay Block Comor Queen and Grafton Streets, Charlottetown

'meet---sonic of N. s. diinnihsn .

||oasoN .c norm i

nouns 'ro hom

ln St

_ _;_ g I agent in Montague. . .

ii ‘ - :ist ,i;..:‘iz.”:;‘;'°..;i°.°.. :iii ii . l10t miss an issue, as all papers are i 1” 1\_»,&/Q t. giscontinued promptly on expiry

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Alberton Dark Bnvgr A.E. Mclean Co., Ltd.

light, cool, smart in ap- gem W ‘ pearance and most com- Bark," °°

made shoe that will give §'“`"““ "`°’ 0°'

(new issue _

yours today for $3 00 0

Oth

E Eastern Freeland

G

& Hewitt-ohms 100

Ives ,100 Montague 500 Miltnn Patch Fox Co. 50

if

Kingsbury Fur Farml-

Ltd.

iunis Pedigreed

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New England and Prince

Mount Edward 100

ansachiisetts 100

Warburton & Shaw °’°"’§.§i"i~‘i,’“..’§°“" in

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orth Tryon Co 100

orth Ehore 100 ’rovinc al 100

mtaeoia ciihniim oisee. rmwn sleek Barker! 100

Charlottetown, P. E. I. P;-Qing 10

Regal 100

. J. McNeill Oo.

, ayner International

McLean & McKinnon Roger. rayon.

Barristers, Attorney-at-Law R°°°"l

Rosemont

s ith

,H -' S521 River

G°v°f"m°“f Ra' Ways STEWART 8- CAMPBHJ-

Barristers, Solicitors etc, sii~rlnsTi>in-it vox Co.

.\'1v~:r ip Silver Fox Ranching Co.......60 to 70

P. E- Island. Thoroughbred 100 100

_ MONEY TO LOAN sterling 100

TORONTO __c.iuei.i51;._i;cf. w.s.sii;rLsv.ir.; Three Rivvl 100

uplin Irving 100 oi-th Riva- 40

aylorl 100

Charlottetown. P. Island New Haven

O'Loary Patch

_* °' grystal

Empire (New lsluo) 100

Kihgsbury Fur Farms, Ltd 100

receive subscriptions and advertising matter. ‘ ti.

-FOR SALE.-A thoroughbred

Blood Hound for Fox Ranch. Apply hox 152, Summerside.

5132-8-26m3l

-HAVE ON HAND onurnber or

Northern Maine ranch-bred mink, which l can supply at reasonable prices at once. Now is the time to buy. Don't wait too late as they are bound to advance in price. Have also a number of marten, fish- er, foxes ot all kinds at very lowest

prices, ll. J. McNeill, Tyne Valley.

3322-'I-3Mti'.

-ONE CENT per word each in-

sertion tor advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany oi-der. Minimum charge twenty»rlve cents.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can he obtained at Liiiiertys Tensor. ial Parlors, Sumnierside.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

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

-FOR SALE. The livery Sales

and Excliange Stables oi the into John A. McDonald are otferetl for sale. For particulars apply to

\VILFREl) 'l‘AN'l`()N,

. Solicitor, etc.

, Suniniersidc,

01015-S-24i\'l6l

GUARDIAN “-

..*iT PAYS-to~buy~in4hirProvirics.' f:QN1,,fC];}Ni1\""§'e{'§&,j,Ld mah imeie

..*T. GORDON IVES is Guardian

...*SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

ate.

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<n\'rsHs:n arm connaorieo DAILY ‘BY 'run rox Ex- ur ANGES AND INVEST- MENT COMPANIES

ixrii. _

Par Price ioo 110 ioo iis

elmont lg()

o i00 ioo

145 55 125 110 70

richton

50

eech Hill 50 60 harlottetown 100 175 arruthera ' 100 200

alton ,

innis Pedigreed Foxes

Original

omininn

mpire

100

100 150 100 1215 100 125 100 105 40 50

reat Canada Northam 100 125

100 125 600 50

Edward Island S. B.

100

ur Producer! Ltd 100

100

Foxes (New Islus) 100

ason Pure Bred

S. B. F. Co.

100

100

50 50

Fox (io. .. ... 10 10

115 110

ioo _izs ioo 150 iso 10

is 9

100 ioo 10 is as as 100 120 ioo ioo ioo iso 200 zao 100 125 100 500

190

1,500

125 125 105 100 (5 65

- C°|*"b~7 Doom

25 10

55

ctoria 105

1915 COMPANIES. I

B0

100

Ltd. 20

100

kerman l-‘ur Farms Ltd. 100. . . .100 ratheona Black Fox Co. 100 100

Hard Coal

n a few days p_erf

nnief

500 'Tons b e std uality of Hard Coal ,

ut sizes. _ _Customers will lease book their

an be delivered,

1. tyunstih

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To arrive for here F » ‘l

Expert Optical Service

Our business is to ex-

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

amination.

That our services are

appreciated, is evidenced

receive subscriptions and advertising

ers recently received by The Guardian speak lor themselves:

The Postmaster, Charlottetown, P. E. 1.

touch with a certain publication of vour city but cannot recall the name at

name, ii I rememlber well, is G.

the publication to you, please hand this letter to the publisher.

scription lor one year beginning March 2nd., 1914, and kindly send back numbers from that date.

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black fox industry lnryour Province and KNOW OF N0 BETTER WAY than through the medium ot YOUR UP-TO-DATE PAPER.

S. for $3. If that does not cover, please enter my subscription and ad- .vise me of balance due.

Editor, Charlottetown Guardian,

for your paper as he has become ln- terested in the fox ranching business

tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge twenty-five cents.

..THE MORNING Guardian can

be

quet's.

...°]l1R. CARL Mcl`JONALD Guardian

representative in Souris, will gladly

matter at the otlice ol Undertaker Dingwell.

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LETTERS SPEIIK VLIIII 'TS

The following few samples oi lett-

f Star Falls, Iowa.

Dear Situ- I desire to get into

this time. The first letter oi the

If this letter suggests the name gl

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

Dear Sir.-Please enter my sub-

I wish to kee in ‘touch with the

I don't know the exact rate to U.

A., but am sending money order

Jacksonville, Florida.

P. E. 1.

Mr. L.-- has asked me to send

Y' l

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Just received a nice

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assortment of New Silver-

by the' large increase in l. this year’s usiness.- It We guarantee to give

you the best results ob- tainable by the use of

properly iitted lenses. G. F. Hutcheson 99 Grafton St. Qptician

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ware suitable for wed-

ding presents. Quality &

prices right.

C. W. Patterson »

obtained in Souris at M. A. Pac-

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Il not asking too much, he would appreciate it you would send him an issue giving the dividends paid last year which have been quoted hen, '

Granltsviile, Mass.

Charlottetown Guardian,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Gentlemen, -I herewith enclose

monev order lormilbscription to your morning daily, presuming this is the edition which has the most (ox news

in it.

It you have any back

numbers which within the cheque to cover the six weeks inser- tion ol our sd. and trust again to

Waterloo. Ont.

The Editor of the Charlottetownl Guardian.

Dear Sir,-We appreciate the VAL-

UE OF SPACE in The Guardian and will not soon forget THE: S_P'LENDIl'l‘ SERVICE YOU HAVE RENDBIRED US.

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Y Yarmouth, N. S.

Dear Sir,-Enclosed find P.O. Order

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~ _. , are above criticism.

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Contentment .

Is the greater part of life and content ment in the possession of Diamond or other jewelry can exist onlv when one _ has positive ltnovledge that the jewels

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Thatsatisfacti.-n injewel buying will '

be found here for the very re ison that our well known 1eputat'on as Jewelers and Watchmakers has been gained onlv through persistent adherenfe to the policy of offering only such gems as will bear the

most critical inspection.

And the high value we place upon vour patron-

age regarrlhss of the amount of your expenditure

M M £39.

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Estab. 1868 Jewelers & Engravers

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.1\' ' - f $555? ... f.-1. ,gg two- .ornate-.n.sesg,_,@,..

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in payment oi The Guardian. I am about to organize a lox ranch 'here and Want THE PAPER BEST AD- A1"I"ED TO MIY USE. I want all kinds D

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Winnipeg.

To Tho Guardian. I ..

Charlottetown. br,

ing "One ol the sod," I miss the wi,

Placentia, Newfoundland. H0

Editor, Charlottetown Guardian, 149

car Sir,-We send herewith the a-

mount lor subscription. We ilnd

of information and leave the choice your paper very interesting and will of the Morning or Evening Guardians give on our advertisin when

to you. kno

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Stock riiisnrs, horsemen and -eders will ilnil Mne's Vcteriniiry

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I enclose renewal subscription. Ile- ink;

paper when it dons not come. inf,

With all success, (im

Try

I am. etc. liiiiinit-nt Z!5c.l\ii1e`ii Spot-,iiil Lotion 250

hiiu-'s (‘o1nlltion l’o\v|l<>r iffic, iVliie'.~x

oi I`t4~inv<l_v 251', 'l`ln» 'l`w0 Nlars,

cllili this in

v 2 we iv what we have to otlcr this

'i-nu just wlntt iii iieetlcil in help- llmm. “'h"" ‘"'~Vlm"g ‘S “'r°"g will pri-vnil on the iiitercoloninl Rail li their stuck. llere you will get irinulioii rt-l,'iii'iliiig the iiilniciits i ol`i`ei:t your horses nnii cattle.

these i'<~ineilies. l\lii.i~'H While

wziy faire will be issued from ull stu

Sept. ist. 'l`icltcta good to r'_-turn.

Si-pt.7th, 5145-8-28ME2i

(iroiit tleorge Struct. M l~}ti`.

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HILF

on the Mother

.\ |i:ilinL= llycs

llaski-ts

llouks llnois

lliiitons lliotinis lii'iishe:<

l`:ini\ini Hoods

t 'nrpi-is

I `lit‘niic:il-i Vliiiiaivnic

I ‘locks t 'lothmil _ foliar:-i ninl I iifls Vutlon tloorls

1 'limbs

l’\ir|.'-im-i Vnlars :intl liyv .\'liiii`s t‘iil'ciy

lm ls

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ru s

l'I:irt‘l\i-iiwnrv linibroidsvici l-I|u_‘lric .\pp.irniu |"¢i|thc-rs

Some of the

Baskets

lloots llimks

llutt ns lirooms lirushes

".'|nne4 Goods

l`.1rpi~ls

Cliei|iic:\'s

Vollors and i 'ufls

iinttori Gund.-s

t`lolnin||

('ombs Polo a and Dye Stufis Cutlery

Dolls Drugs

Bnrinernwnrs

Hectric Apparatus

Feathers

The Canadian

There is Milk in this

Cocoanut

the nations of Europeare at

W war, the people of Canada have a

duty to their own land as well as to the Mother Country. While regretting the issue forced

Country and giving contingents to

England’s aid, let us also give all the help we can to ourselves. Caiinda’s own big problem is that of a country which has imported inuch-and suddenly finds those importations cut off.

You will get at the milk in this cocoanut at once

by glancing at the following lists:

LIST NO. 1.

Some of the thinks we have been importing from Ger'

m my. Austria, Belgium and France to the value of $38,000,000 per annumz-

l~`urs l’linrnin<~eiiin‘:il- Fringi' :intl 'lkissoln l're|mr:itnuis ilnvi-siiml .\lit:s I'i:in~» l'L\its hiss nm] (lla_ssw:n'0 |’iin\n Key lvurii-S -uns i--i Img hirsus

It-lilmns

{i|liln‘r liiniclsi

ll. :iii ly

lions

.ll-we-lrv

Kiiitli-tl iiimils

Liiinps

In-ritht-i' I Goods

|.:|t'c

Iiubi-is

ocuil\uii\'t~ 'l`:'i'.'.1

.\l:|chint-ry

.\lil|in ‘ry

.\lint~l5l \\'ait-rs .\l\is;iitr\l lil.~i'lun\l~i\i~' .1 lptical in.<iriinit-n|~i l'.'iinis'ainl i'o|i»r\~

.~'vi-us

-*line | aces Hill; Kiinii-rl arnl niln-i Hint I , >‘il\.uiy\'1iii-

.soups »\`pirils

-"iin~kii\g:‘. and >'|n~l.s~

'|`ime ltet-oiilt-1:;

'l`olint'\'<»

'I`oi|t-t .\ilii‘lc§

'l’inn.- Toys

|`iiiIcr\w-ni'

\\`miill»nwurc

\\'_oi»||e|i iiimrls

\\ niches

|‘n|u-r‘.~i I’i-ncils

l’er|'iimt's

|’|z\nus.

LIST NO. 2.

things mentioned in List No. 1 that we

now make in Canada in competition with the manufac- turers of Continental Europez-

l'linrmri<w.-utii-ni

l'ri pnriil if,-ns

Ihnnos

Pinmi I‘:irls

l’\

lIS(‘S Ribbons Ruhhcr tinorls -

I~`urs (ilziss and (ilnaswnre Gloves :ind Mitts

(inns Hints

llusii-ry Jewelry

Knitted iluctls

Lninps

Lcatlicr tiiioil.-a

Liibels

Nnrliliiory .\iilliiii~rY

.\liner.1l Writers .\lu.f,ii:.1| Instrilmvnts Uulical lnslruiucnts Pnlnts :mil iwilors

. eeds

Si vi-rwnrc Silk K nitlerl Hoods .\‘<|u|is Spirits .<uirkiiigs :intl Socks Tinie Recorders

'vl|`_oiIct A rliclcs

ools

lliidcrwcnr Woorlrnwarc

I':ip -rs

L Woolleii Goods

Pcriurncs Pipes

manufacturers of the articles in List

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in connection wltli the Quebec Pro

vinriul Exhibition at Quebec (lity Aiigiial Zllst to Sept 5th, special fares

ivziy, ltetiirn tickets at first class one

tion l.i-vis uiitl East on Aug. 29tli,aud

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No. 2 have now an advantage greater than any tariff wall. The competition of Continental Europe has been with- drawn and will remain withdrawn until ;the war is over at least. Let the Canadian manufacturers make the most of the situation. And let the people of Canada rally around our manufacturers and help them make the most of it, for we need them and the things they make as never before. _

The immediate result of the European war, in Canada,

was a check to business. _ _ _

The second result will be to stimulate business-if we

keep our heads, G0 AFTER business and ADVERTISE in the newspapers.