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' PAGE six " ”'= THE cHARLoTTETowN GUARDIAN """"""”"""' ' OCTOBER '15' 1914 "`
“Princess Patricia” .
Vglunfeers THE Picrou BoA'r.--'Phe s. s. next,:i‘hursii_ay evening-will be classic
C01- Faffll-\h3l`» Capt- Bunmalli M3l0f Gal-llc town lasct evening at 7.55 o'clock. Gorman's pupils." _ 6060-
H. R. H. Duke of Connaught
Reviewing Troops Review of Highlanders summer-side an-ivoti in cnariomiowu cnariotéotowa Hospital win be iieiti
Striking tents before leaving for Front
7 7_3() &9 p_ m_ 7.30 to 8,30. soLD|ERs' Mau..-'rho Post oi-
Fivé C€l1iS S PMNTERS -;1:ENT_oN__ A” lice- Department has issued a circular
“Mystery of the Dover Express” ..;..,..'... .......... ' nr. .... de...
.If Second Mystery in famous series 4'
. . ANOTHER ISLANDER.--Am0n" evidenced by the standing votc of
C1681( 15 Called In to Solve the Mystery the many Island boys who volunteered thanks accorded him. Mita Millican
Bhd h€ SuCCe3d5» HOW - for the front was Corporal waiter gave an appropriate reading; Mrs.
l McLean. sou of Mr James McLean,
fnckviues Fin¢5t_|] U & RUbb2fS for _several years and is now in Eng-u tion, all of which were thoroughly cn-
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0 GOOD WEIGHT.-Mr -Tamer! Steven- up which. the Guardian understands,
A of the Desert “Sa,crlfice” son, Rustlco, a progressive farmer. was very satisfactory,
. ' ' SUDUEN DEATH.-Tl i.iiil OC-
All ll`iE€IlS€ dfiima enacted In A Vltaggaph nineteen hundred lbs., which he sold c le (0 \ the free & Open W€Sf€FH COUUIFY Featuring for 111/A cents ner lb. '14, 1914, or Mrs wnliam Dai a ed 22
Watch for the Reform Candidate
IT PAYS to buy in this province
Northumberland arrived at Charlotte-
ON TIME.-The late express from
last night at 10.15 o'clock. on time.
` SIGNALLERS-Class will be held Friday evening in the Armouries from
master painters meet to-night at 7.30
p m in Ofi'er‘s Hall Queen St. lu__i-
N0 FURTHER ARMS.-It is under
stood that the Military Department at Ottawa has prohibited the issue of any
Q small arm ammunition to any rifle _ev ning. A very lsrg congregation
_ ,_ _<;f_;1vs;oclation in future until the _gafhered to hear an ifddrcss by U10
Georgetown, who has been in Winnipeg
had thirteen spring pigs in Charlotte- town last week, it weight of (1,900)
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Sllhaéfel’ is the order of the day in Scotchfort,
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War pays no dividends Don’t talk war-talk business
The Silver Fox Ranching Company
Has no shares for sale, but it offers the following facts for your consideration :
THIS COMPANY was _the first incorporated company to
engage in the business of breeding silver foxes in captivity. BREEDS ONLY THE VERY HIGHEST GRADE of pure blood original ranch bred Island stock, and has the largest number of such an1mals_o_f any comp2IlY 111 existence-all registered Class “A’ in the P. E. Island Fox Breeders’ Association. _ ()WNS “SIR WILFRED”-the most famous fox in the world, and many others of his class, which _assures tli_e perpetuation of the very hlgh.fU1‘ Value Of fh€_¢.C0U?DH!1Y S animals. Will not buy. sell or harbor an inferior fox. GIVES AN ABSOLUTELY TRUSTWORTHY PEDI- GREED RECORD, under the Company s seal, with every young fox it sells. _ _ _ CORDIALLY INVI 1 ES intending purchasers to in- spect its ranch. animals and records. OFFERS OPTIONS ON 1915 PUPPIES NOW, on a clear, broadly interpreted contract. SOLICITS _CORRESPONDENCE on any phase of the Silver Fox industry. _
NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPARE for the greatest busi-
ness boom of the present generation that is coming on the white wings of peace.
The Silver F ox Ranching Company
Alberton 53 State Street
Prince Edward Island Boston, Mass. 5936-10-7Mwfm6i.
En __ _ _ I __ . (‘ourl. yesterday morning John R. Din-
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gall werc charged with having driven
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Notice to the Public My Growing Business
demanded more room. I have moved into the TANTON BUILDING (four doors further north) which has been fitted up for this purpose. by F. J. Holman &Co., with large and well lighted workrooms, and a
Brighter, iiigger and Better Store
With this better equipment and a fall and winter stock
of specially selected.
Fancy Suiiings and Overcoatiugs
de d f STYLE,
QEACTUYY ahE:ltC)O‘lT4l?OalTT, aiiflna sd?/Tge gziiialodo the best in the Province.
Glad to Show Goods and Quote Prices.
MURDOCK ROSS _
Gt. George St. Phone. 387
and most everyone reports having an excellent crop, both in quality and quantity. But the price paid for them is not as high as might be wished for, 25 cts. a bushel being what is paid at Mount Stewart.-S.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev.
ments for week beginning Sabbath 11th. He will preach, Sabbath 18th, at Brooklyn, Peters Road and Murray
day 19th, at Iris, Tuesday 20th ut Belle River and Thursday 22nd at Point Prim at 7 p.ni.
INSTITUTE MEETiNG.-The regu-
lar meeting of the Marshfield Women's institute, Oct. 1, was well attended. Mrs Iluiihrack and Miss Sterns were present and helped to make an inter- esting afternoon. The Secretary reported that one dozen flannel shirts for the Red (‘ross Society had been hnlshed, also the following cash con- tributions for the same society:-Mrs William Bishop, $1.50; Mrs J. T. Fer-
Miss Lucy Lane, $1; Mrs Neil Stewart,
$2; Mrs (Rev.) Cofiln, $2; total, $9.
“ FIRE ALARMS."-Two fire alarms
were sounded in Suninierside Tuesday. The first one, about 10 a.in., for a slight fire at the residence ot' Mr William Sullivan, Granville Street. Some bed- \ ding had been put by the stove to dry iinil afterwards put out in the porch,
utos and took fire. There was no damage. The second alarm was about 5.10 p.ni., for n fire at the residence of Dr A. A. McLellan. - The firemen responded promptly and were on the spot in ii minute. However, there was nothing more tlicii sniokc and a little excitement.-Y.
W. M. A. S.-The Baptist W. M. A. S.
held their animal '1`hunksgiving service last night in the School Room of the
berola. Miss Edith Jenkins and Miss Duvida Iiuker gave rcuilliigs which were applauded. Misa Alma Yeo sung “Thy Will be Done" in flnc voice. Mrs. Harold Jenkins read “Playing the Game" from Pollyaniia. lt was much appreciated. Mrs. J. P. Gordon read Klpling’s "The Flag of England" and gave a decided patriotic turn to the service. A very liberal tliaiik-ofteriiig was taken for thc women’s missionary work. The room was tastefully de- corated.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.-Tlie
annual election of officers ot’ the (‘.hnr~ lottetown Council of the Knights of Columbus took place last night and resulted as follows:-G. K., Prof. J. A. Murphy, city; D. G. K., Lawrence Smith, city; Chan., Dr. J C. McMillan, Cardigan; Rec., Peter Doyle, city; Fin. Sec'y., W. H. Kiggins, city; Treas., C. J. Moran, city; Add., Hon. Temple Mc- Donald, Georgetown; Warden, A. A. Hennessey, city; l. G., Frank Hennes- sey, city; 0. G., John Murnughaii, city; Trustees, Thomas Campbell, William Moran und L. B. McMillan.
POLICE COURT.-At the Police
8 miles. These cases were adjourned for a wcck for judgment. The Pro- liibltion case against James llaynes wus dismissed. A similar case against George J. McCormack was adjourned for one week. John Doyle, of Valley street, apcured on complaint of Henry Weeks, charged with using insulting and abusive language. The evidence which was of a "mixed-up" character showed that there was it "mix-up," or family feud in which it was alleged that the children had been ill-used. The Magistrate adjourned the case for a week, for further evidence.
THE PEOPLE'B.-The Peopla’s
Theatre has s. reputation for attract- ing bumper houses and last night's programme was no exception to the rule. “The All Red Weekly” was of immediate interest to Canadians and was alone worth all the other pictures put together. It showed the soldiers nt Valcartier in all their routine mili- tary work and the Duke of Connaught reviewing the "A Child of the Desert" was a drama that ap- pealed to the oi' the spec- tator and the indispen- sable and happy re- union. is being taken in Cleek.” B
Sherlock the "mys-
police
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River at the \I5ual h0uI‘S. A150. MOU' 'of Haverhill, all of whom will have the
gusoii, $1.50; Mrs Scott Cairns. $12 “all star” cast and commended itself
plenty of excvltenietit, A splendid love _ piot rung Un-0ugh___¢_he play which and that there had not yet been am
-cutssic oaiibine.-'A feature at Henry Lawrence Bonthwlck's recital
dancing in costume by some of Miss
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HAI-LOVVE'EN`TEA in aid of the
in Mar et Hall Building on Wednes
day _and Thursday, Oct. 28 and 2i:_.o__0
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directing that all correspondence for the Canadian Expeditionary F0l'0@ be sent to Salisbury Plain, England, with-
W. M. S. MEETING.-The Tliaiiks-
giving meeting of the W. M. S. was held in Grace Church schoolroom lust
merican Consul, Dr. Mays. ills ad-
dress was greatly appreciated as was
Andrew Ritchie sang a song and the Sunday School orchestra gave a selec-
joyed by the audience. A collection n behalf of the VV. M. S. was taken
urred at Haverhill, Mass., on Oct.
Mr and Mrs Patrick Stewart of this city, who received a telegram yester- day anouncing h_er_unexpecteil death. but giving no particulars. Beside her husband and two small children, there are left to mourn her futher and mother and six brothers and six sisters:-John Stewart, Daniel, Wil- llam, Martin, James and Joe. The sisters are Mrs James Gillaii. Mount Stewart; Mrs John Mclnnis, Mrs Thos. Griffin, Charlottetown; Mrs Clarence Stenchfleld, of Wolfhurry, und Flor- ence at home and Mrs Walace McNeill
sympathy of a wide circle oi' friends in this the first break in their family. The remalns,_ accompanied by Mr Daly, are expected to arrive in this city Friday night. Funcrul notice later. '
PRINCE. EDWARD. THEATRE.-
Tlie excellent programme ut the Prince Edward last night was enjoy- cd by large audiences. The feature picture was it powerful story, "The Price Paid,” in which a grafting poll- ticlan pays the grim penalty. The tlramiifization was produced by an
to the hearty approval of thc audience. “Shot Gun Jones”_,was a second ex- cellent drania in which a \vild West- eriier reforms and _becomes at useful citizen and restores a fortune to a fascinating girl and her brother, left orphans and penniless. The encoun- ers in the westerner’s life provided
where it sniouldered for a few lnin- makes it decidedly interesting Much result of the representations of the
laughter was heard when --His \Vife»s Dominion Government and the British
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The Egiiioiit Bay and Mont Ciirmel 5
Exhibition, which was held yesterday, was a great success. The attendance
The Judging was done by Prof.'s H
nent arm. The number of horses out was greater than usual, and some oi’ them were of excellent quality. In cattle the Ayrsliires were superior. In the class for aged bulls oi' this breed three extra good ones entered the ring. After considerable inspection the red ticket was awarded to the Club bull from St Chrysostoni. a large deep- bodied bull of excellent quality, six years old.
In thc class for aged cattle a large
and deep-bodied cow, owned by Stanis- laus Gallant, of St Chrysostom, come first. Mr Gallant also showed n very fine helfer out of this cow. In Hol- stelns some flue cows, lielfera and bulls were shown. Shorthorns were not up to the mark. A very excellent yearling bull, purchased last spring by the farmers club nt Moxlnivlllc from Professor Ross, camo into the ring. Ho should niuke a grunt im- provement in the shorthorn cattle of the district.
I Both sheep nnd pigs were better than usual. Very little poultry was shown, und the qualify was not extra.
ln the building the exhibits were
excellent. There were eleven exhibits of large smooth sweile turnips und tive of soft. The potatoes were large, some of them much too large. in two baskets every potato weighed over a lb. The pumpkins too, were very large, and there were fourteen entries ol’ beans. The women’s department was also well filled, and some good sam- ples of _fruit were shown.
The Fair was formally opened by
His Honourthe Lieutenant-Governor at 2 p.m. I-le congratulated the people on their splendid exhibition and then addressed them on the needs of the war.
Prof. Ross dwelt on the value of
the exhibition ln_ stimulating every farmer to do his very best. He pointed out that 153 out of the 200 institute
cmnnii ii-:ins I
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Catan-li is as much a blood dis-
ease as scrofnla or rheumiitism. It may be relieved, but it cannot be removed by simply local treatment. It breaks down the general health, weakens the lung tissues, and leads
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THE si-:Lic COMPANY PRESENTS
“Shot Gun Jones”
E 'ld estern of the gamiest typ_e, tamed and reformed becomes a useful citizen, and Tegtbreg a lost fortune to a fascinating orphan and henbrother. An interesting
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HIS WlFE’S FAMILY HIS NEPHEW’S _
Comedy! Yes! “gag as ;i§_i_idy. It’s a joker A W_th(;0;:;d1y_augh_
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Zgzllaoriwsf ufiglliitxz largest exhibitor was Joseph 'H. Arsenault, \vlio made 41 entries, Mrs Joseph Le Clmr' EE' Darby, L. A. Arseniiult and Ia. 1- A;-genault were also large exhibitors.
Much credit is due ltcv. 1)r_ Iioudic; ault for the success of the liair. 04. was oil hand all the time and KH 0 much assistance to those directly in charge of the departments.
°”"""“““‘°“ “““ made entries' and Your Money will Earn More in
he Connaught Fox Company
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Among the visitors were His Iloiiou_r
the Lieutenant-Governor. Rev. l . I . Arsenault, Rev. J. A. Macdonald. HUV- F
Mr H. D. Doble, M.L.A., Jolm Grady. of Summerside, and many others.
The Fair was a success in every
way, and was a great credit to the people of Egnioiit Buy nnd Mount Carmel.
full information-
EHMIE MEETING - .
ather McLean, lion. A. E. Arseniiulf, The Connaught Pedigreed Black Ifoxeg, Limit.
ed, has the basis of a big dividend earning company -highest classification-lowest capitalization-_ efiicient management and competent caretakers.
The fifteen pairs of foxes in the Connaught
Company will make your money cam more money for you. It is a company built upon the bed~rock of sound business methods.
Write or call at the ofiice for prospectus and
Connaught Pedigreed Black Foxes, LIMITED
\ Cameron Block-Box 54, Ch’town. J
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lations during the war. A coninilttec of three, Messrs- Jenkins, Higgs and
was very large and the number of Imperial Council of Commerce' ap' exhibits wits greater than usual. D
Ross, Reid and Tennant ani Mr J. A. 0
Clark, Superintendent of the Experi- gen autumn in Toronto to dismiss i al F
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Family” and “His-N`ephew`s Scheme," (;°“B“l at W“5hl“gt°“ E0 me U‘ S' .ii ' T ` ` T JE 8 I two uproaring comgmes were pm OIL Government in the niut_ter. The ____ __ -_-__ 1 » -- To-night a new and exceptionally good Secretmy “ESU Stm,°‘l that m reply to ' .;T.'.". /1 `
feature Di(,tu,.e will be put on besides a. telegram by the (ouiicll of the llourd
the 1-eguhn. prog,-amme_ which will to Ottawa two loiato inspectors had GRAY _
make tomigm-B show unsusauy imap come to the island and had been curry- ___ _ o__1_o_»;_<_:o -N E ~ \ eating ing out a series of investigations, and ‘ . ` \‘,j _\_\.f ,
that the first time they came to town .- ,| _.--.---- |ji||,§;.,_`%
the Council ofthe Board would consult gi- ' i
with them. U' '_ _‘___ _ __ 1' _
A letter was read from the St John ' " i "/ :_//
church. A very interesting Program- ‘ Board of Trade, inquiring about thc ; 'ag E \
was presented. Mrs. A. W. Storns industries of the Province und the out- -“ _. - presided. Several delightful selec- look for a continuance of business re- / ";`.'- ‘ -_ tions were given on an Edison Am- ' »__
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-lyndman, was appointed to look into ° - ~ '
he matter and re ort thereon. ° °
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A communicatloili from the British
eulliig for unity in commerce during Smndard World Over Made in sims' frgjn
io present war, stated that u Congress , ’
f Chambers of Commerce would meet 1 1'4 to 12 H0136 POWCY-
uestlons of trade and conimerce. Write for ffee C3t3.l0gU€ glVlIlg and fllu
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constituted. with local pliotage authority'
ing of the Board of Trade instruct the Council of this Board after considera- tion. li' deemed advisable, to make
lish a new pilotage district nnd fix the llniits thereof comprising tho navig- uble rivers flowing into the harbour oi’ Cliurlottetown, the hnrbour itself and Hillsborough Buy, extending from the harbour to un imugincry line to this bay. or such other limits as to Iiis Excellency in Council may seem meet; and further, that the pllotugc authority for such district be collati- tuted by His Excellency in (!ouni;ii_ composed of three pilotage coninils. Bi0n@l‘B. one to be appointed by His Excellency in Council, one to be ap. pointed by the City Council of the said city, and one to be appointed by the Council of this Board of Trade."
The resolution having been dis.
cusssd, it was decided to refer it to
The Secretary announced that owing
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Canada Portland Cement has been used and ,endorsed
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ill until it is delivered to you. ~. '~
to the war it had been decided that _ ` there would be no meeting of the ' " ' '““-"'-'“”
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i.oNnoN. o t b 14.-'r , ‘ ' S“Pl?lY I0 dal* When YOU buy here ou ar alw' sure . may aaaoanzag Eine the hi3rf`.fp.i;°§f Kem!!! fresh cement. This is abiglfactoize ' ` Wa” rentfl ofhcigl dtscriptions off' the P ' " 'V E' 'V' flgi;f.ing at the front are written by . nee per barrel 4 Bags $2i30» -1' 1 » 5 g_“’r§n§’.“‘§’t"f,‘;“;h‘;'_(§;’:‘r’_f‘,°':{“§|°_P°°-9°' _ Bags returned in good condition are takeii`Ibaclt` at 7c
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nm imma gmniny that ,
Marshal sir John French, the ' Q V _
oonnnaadqr-in-ciiid, was : up