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M0nday....S.euicinber,-2.sih, 1914 _ $800 Offered in Prizes

For Live Stock, ' °

‘ 'ie T Eli TERR UUARDIIIN *K -'--'-"-

; Dairy Products, veg- 5_.etableS,' Fruit, Flowers, Housekeeping Fish ,and Miscellaneous. For Full In

formation, write the Secretary,

- J. A. McCormack,

Souris.

..*T. GORDON IVEB is Guardian

Bzent in Montague.

..THE MORNING Guardian can

be pbtained In Souris at M. A. Pao- que ’s.

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. - Par

Alberton Dark Biivl' 100 A.iii. Mclasn Co.. Ltd. 100

Price

110 115

145 55 125 1.10 7 0

Belmont

Beech Wool

Barkers Brighton Belfast Fox Oo. Beech Hill

Charlottetown

100 50 l00 100 50 50 100

/ E' How About

Your Photo

-Better get it taken now at the popular ,

Cook Studio

We devote our time to

Art---ln--Portraiture at the

Bayer Photo Studio

21

127 or-eften sr. -rei ii 19 Finishing For The iiiegiguf

We close on Monda after-

noons for July and Kugust.

For a Good Photo

-Visit the- A

A. E. Lyon-Studi.

Finest work, moderate price.

Personal attention given to Amateur’s Work

“Silver Black Foxes

Marten & Fisher" '

I am coming\East with s shipment

about the middle ol this month and solict correspondence or personal in. terview with -interested parties. I al- so have n few selected Northern Mink and skunk. Companies or private individuals requiring stock will find it t thei ii t t k

o ravsnago omaean

appointment. Make an appointment anywhere in the Maritime Provinces. Contracts taken to supply stock of any description either this or next lesson.

BLAKE VANNATTER

Georgetown, Ontario

'Address me at Salisbury. N. B.

50638-20Mti

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Canadian Government Railways From Charlottetown

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t0 Canadian National Exhibition

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

Single Fare

Se tember_3, 7, 9 and 10.

Special)Exciirsion Fare

| iSeot. 1, 4 and 8.

All tickets geood for retum leav- ing Toronto Di- 15 14-

Choice of 2 Trains. Maritime Express. Ocean Limited

5l36&26Mtf.

Anthracite Coal

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Ballina; l§ll)0h"l"dn§xBeS§t Ameldign Scranton Coal also due to ?1'f1YS

r Schr. “Sinah C. Kiminski-

R0 tons of the celebrated Lack- awana Coal in E88. 5f°V¢ and Chestnut sizes.

Th1|¢C0g1 is all of the bgi

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pm--__,-.=,;,-;,:;=» rl.

charging at lowest DHCCS- Bmiaii Bell & Ce

Phonsgioi. Selling Agents Dom ieieeuétli-'ee'. :Ltd-

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A Men’s

A (Ixfords

Shown in

Patent Gun IVlotal

Tan

All Sizes

New styles

Good fi t t - ing

were $4, $4.50, $5, now $3. 3.37.,$3.75

Alley & Co.

135 Queen St.

Carruthers i 100 (new issue I

Dalton

Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes

Ori -nl

Kill

Dominican

Empire Easton Freeland

Great Canada Northern

Howatt-Dalton Ives _

Montague ' Miltnii Patch Fox Co. 50 50

Edward Island S. B.

Fur Producers Ltd 100 100 Kingsbury Fur Farms

Ltd. 100 100

Dinnis Pedigreed

Foxes (New Issue) 100 100

Mason Pure Bred

S. B. F. Oo. 50 50

New Eéigland and Prince

60 175 200 100)

100 |00

100 150 100 1% 100 125 100 105

40- 50 100 125

100 120 .100 125 500 500

ox o. 10

Mount Edward 100 Massachusetts 100 North Milton Pedi- greed Foxes

North Tryon Oo

North Shore

Provincial

Barkers Proino Re ai

10 115 110

100 100

100

.125

100 100 100 150 100 130 10 10

5 100 R. J. l(cNeill Oo. 5 Rayner International 100 Rogers Payton 10

Record

Rosemont

Smith

Seal River

Samson

Souris Black Fox Co. Spring Park Fox Co.

Silver 'I‘iD 500

Silver Fox Reaching Co ..... .,60 to

Thoroughbred 100

Sterling aylors

Three Rivers

Tuplin Irving ~

9

100 15

25 25 100 120 100 100 100 150 200 230 100 125 100 190

1,500

70 100

100 125 100 100 100

125 105 100 45 65

ware suitable for wed-

ding presents. Quality &

prices right.

C. W. Patterson

F Mr. Farmer

- Do not forget_ to bu our fish supphes fr s. We can assure y fentire satisfaction i is line.

Cli’iown Fish Supply Co. Phone 3173 40-].Grafton Co

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charging. _

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500 Tons b e 5 t- Our business is to ex- -

quality of Hard Coal in Stove and Chest-

Customers will '

please book their orders so as the Coal can be- deliyered whilst vessel is dis-

North River 40 U 50

23

Pton New Haven 25 0'Leary Patch 10 10 Crystal 50 Victoria 100

1915 COMPANIES.

55 105

John Agnev' Fur Farms

Ltd. 20

Inkerman Fur Farms Ltd. 100. . .. Strathcona Black Fox Co. 100

CASTOR IA

For Infants md Children. lha Kind You llaia Always lluuglii

Bears the Siznstm-s of gy

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from made by the leading watchmakers of the worl .

We are not dependent on wireless” in timing our watches, having a Fansit in- strument, ship’s chronomet- er, and one of the finest reg- ulators in Canada for that purpose. '

E. W. Taylor

Cameron Block _ Charlottetown _

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Expert Optical Service

amine Eyes. We' aim to give -our patrons the ben- efit,tlie most modem and approved methods of ex- amination.

That our services are

appreciated, is evidenced

by the, large increase in

this year's usiness.

We guarantee to give

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

G. F. .Hfatheson

1 99 Gi‘RflC0ii St. OptlCi8i'i he--s-n-lr-xiao-J'

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tion for advertising in this wlun-_“_ Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum eharg`e twenty-iive cents.

...°liR. CARL MeDON.u_.D Guardian

representative in Beuris, will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter at the otiice oi Undertaker Dingwell. ~

...°B`UBBCRIBERS should renew' s

week or two beiore the time they have paid for has expired and thus not -miss an issue. as all papeiu are

gixscontinued promptly on expiry

te.

RUSSIAN VICTORY CERTAIN

(Exclusive to the Guardian.)

ROME,August 31.-A Bucharest des-

patch states that the great battle on the Vistula and Dniester continues along the whole front. The Austrian losses are enormous and entire rcglments ariiiililleted. The Russians suffered heavily. A liussiaii victory ppears certain.

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....GOOD FOR CANADA.

LONDON, Aug. 31.- The Govern-

ment has accepted the offer of Que- bec to supply four million pounds of cheese and from Alberta. of a half million bushels of oats for the use of the army.

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AUGUST 29-SEPT. 14.

' SPECIAL FARES VIA.

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

RAILWAYS.

The greatest uiiiiunl event of its

kind will again no doubt attract hun- dreds of thousands of visitors and every effort has been made to place the 1914 Exhibition on the top rung of the ladder: of success.

Some of this year's special features

announced are. exhibits by the Gov- »:ri\ni-uit ani the viii-/iiiii Proviiirw.-s, Paintings by English, Scottish Ani- irlfzsii and Canadian artists. Ain- erica's Greatest Live Stock Show Manufactures' Display, a dozen vau- deville shows puckcd in u single hour motor boat races, dozen band concerts every day. Dog and cat shows, Boy Scouts, Review by the Governor General, tho Duke of Con- naught, New Ginnt Midway, Grand Stand Spectacle of Babylon with a thousand performers n picturesque costumes against ii: ‘background of Oriental gorgeousness.

The Government lliillwnys are of-

fering reduced lures on various dates. Fare and one third, Aug. 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 and Sept. 2. Single fare Sept. 21,7, 0, and 10, und specialexcurslons fare Sept. i, 4, and 8, to Toronto and ro turn, wlien..J.Iio__-_ratc_wlll he $18.00 from Moncton, St. J'ohii and Campbell- ton, $23.(i0 from I-lalifai., $23.55 from Sydney and proporliloiiiitc fares from nll stations in the Maritime Provinc- es. All ticket.: are good for return leaving Toronto, Sept. 15, 1914. l‘:\s- sciigers via the Government lines have the choice of two trains, thc Maritime Express and the Occsii Liiiiiled, the lnitcr col.i|r.-ating at l\len

ai ith th i' (i I 'l‘ lil

tie iv o ainous min ru < day express “liitcrnatloiial Limited," leaving Montreal at 9.00 u. m., and <~ri°i\ ing Toronto at ll.J0 a. iii., and the Maritime Express with the night trains for Toronto.

Sleeping car reservations nt W K.

Rogers & Co., Ltd., local agent, Char- lott P. E. I.

ctown,

5146-8-28ME6l.

“No matter what style of denilfrlce

you prefer, you will find it in our lnrgc and complete stock, just what you require. Everything from csmph- oratcd chalk at Bc. ~a package, to Pebeco, the famous imported, paste at 50 cents a tube. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street. niet!

CliARLOTTEl'0\’iii MARKETS

Oats (white) 57c. Oats (black) 60a. Straw (per ton) $8.00 Hay Loose (per ton) $10.00 Eggs (per doa.) 221:. Print Butter (per lb) 221:. Fowl and Chicken (each) 60-$1.25 Tub' Butter (per lb.) 20c Potatoes (per bush.) 45-50c. Tiirnips (per bus.) 504:. Hides 12ie. Calfskins 141:. Beef (lb) 16 to 20c. Young pigs (per pair) $7.00 to $8.00. Sausages (lb.) 150. Beets (bunch) 5s. Onions (bunch) 50. Carrots and Parsnips (doin) 12c. God Fish (fresh per lb.) 4 to 51:. Pork (Ih.) 100. Ducks. (each) 70°

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TRUST COMPANY

“The Perpeiual Trustee"

Paid un Capital and Sur-

plus of ll`3,l68.88l.13 acts _as Executor Trustee under will, as Trusti e 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 fiist Mortsage,vieldiniz 5 p. c. and in Municipal Debentures yielding 6 p. c.

Mfrntains ofiices in Mont,

real, Sf._lohn, Lharlottetown- Halifax, Winnipeg, Regina- Calgary, Victoria, Vancouv, er, New Westminster, Nan- aimo, London, England and Antwerp, Belgium.

Dominion Trust Company

The Perpetual Trustee ADVISORY BOARD

W. H. Aitken,

Hon Chas. Dalton,

Frank It licsrlz.

H. M. Davison

MANAGER

Morris Block-Charlottetown.

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' “` That satisfaction in jewel buyin 1 will M " ‘ be found here for the very reason that our well known reputation as Jewelers _and \Vatcliniaker_s_has been gained only through persistent :.irihcrPnr‘e to the policy of offering only such gems as will hear the

most critical inspection.

And the high value we place upon your patron-

age regardless of thdamoiint of your expenditure.

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Esiab. 1868 Jewelers & Engravers

For Sale '

2 pairs Newfoundland

Silver Black Foxes, these may be inspected at our Sales Ranch. 1 --

A few pairs of Patch and Cross foxes. We also

handle Mink, Marten and Fisher.

NOW is the time to buy your stock. Call and

see us before buying. Full information re Ranch

building and Ranching given to customers.

Agents for the ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER BLACK FOX CO., LIMITEIJ.

i The Farm Stock E-5’ Fox

eeeeeeeeem 1 "“'- Exchange of P. E. I . Bwimffl and M¢°"1°Y' Head Oiiice 36 Queen St. Charlottetown

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Great World Industry

is Yet in Its infancy

FOX FARMING is one of the most lucrative business enterprises in the

world today.

“It is fortunate that Prince Edward Island has boldly entered this field

of industrial activity, while the enterprise is YET NEW and wliilc the-_ rcivards

are so great and the prospects so bright as they are at the present iime”.

p (Report of Department of Agriculture March 1914)

The John R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes Liiniied

offers you a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. It is a well established Company, seeking

Capital for Extension.

Prospective Dividend for 1914 65 p. c.

“Experts in fox breeding in charge of ranches ensure best results”

Premier Mathieson, August 26, 1913.

The .lohn R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes Limited

is personally cared for by JOHN R. DINNIS “The Wizard Rancher".

“One of the most successful ranchers is JOHN R. DINN IS of Charlottetown.

This year he raised and paid taxes on fortycight pups at 7 p. c. of the woi°ld’s supply, and the largest number in any ranch in the world. Ile raised sixtccn pups

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from three 'young pairs and had four litters of six each .-The Golden Pclt, by

/1 4° ill J.R.Befr, oeeemeer, 1913.

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Write for HERD BOOK describing in detail the breeding of the foxes and

giving “performance»records” of ancestors.

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