AUGUST 17 1914

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We 110W have the most complete stock of .

Souvenir Jewelry which we have ever J.

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°' lib' ...~1'r rave to buy in this Provnice `. -oN1~i csiN'r per word encli inner

'i'-~ _ - tion for advertising in this coluirn

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.nil T GORDON IVES is Guardian Cash must accompany order. Mini- ._‘l -_-'_Q~~._ agent in Montague. mum charge twenty-five cents,

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other S°“Ve“IfS is V€l'Y attractive and of excel-

We are 3lWaYS Dleased to show vou any.

Jewellers & Engravers

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For Fine Photos

Go to the

Cook Studio

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New Desbrisay Block

We devote our time to

Art---In---Portraiture

at the

Bayer Photo Studio

New Boston

127 Grafton St. Telephone 192] 1

..; UST HORSE RACES, R11- erslde have been cancelled for this Year on account of the war. A. -I. Fraser. Serra. Montague. irlez.

...°lilR. CARL McDONALD Guardian

representative in Sourls, will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter at the office of Undertaker Dingwell.

..."1'he ladies _of the Christian

Church Montague, will hold an ice- cream B0°iB1. on the church lawn, on Tuesday Aug. 18th., at 6.30 p. m.

4097-8-15E2iM1i.

...°Gll‘AND CONCER'l‘.- and enter- 0B1l1m6nt in Auditorium, Montague on Tlinrsday evening, August 20th, ‘by Miss G-orman and her pupils from Charlottetown. Reserve the date Thursday, August, 20th.

...'.DON"l` MISS Miss Corman’s

concert and dancing' exhibition by ber pupils in Auditorium, Montague on Thursday evening, August 20th. This will ‘be Miss lGorman's first visit to Montague and she has an ‘excellent program prepared ns adver- tised in other columns in this paper. ‘Admission 25 and 35 cents.

...'GRAND CONCERT in B. I. Si

Hull, Souris, Tuesday evenlng,18th, 812 3 D. m. Besides Miss Gorman's numbers on the program as adver- tised Miss ¢1<Ileanor Ijowe of Char- lottetown, who won well merited praise at Miss Gorman's last con- cert for her graceful and artistic dancing, will appear in Hungarian dancing in the “Marguerite” S01., dance from Faust and "Starlight"

number. Miss Lowe will also appear in boy’s costume with some of Souris young ladies, the Misses (lar- rett and Miss llaker of Charlotte- town in the “(lstende” society dunce_ Misses Baker and Garret will dance also give a vocal duet in pantomime The Highland Fling will he ilunced in costume by one of Miss 1I<:‘m'an’s Charlottetown pupils. An extra. moving picture and “God Save the King" will bring to a close a very 'interesting and entertaining concert.

Finishing For The Amateur ° _Admission children l5c. Adults 35 We close on Monday after- and 25° --_---""'

noons for July and August.

We have received direct

For a Good Photdfrom Bostona splendid line

of black suede colonial pumps.

-Visit the” These show the very latest

_ ...__ - styles in new American mod-

A° E Lyon Studm els, are dressy, neat lifting

and very comfortable, price 4.50.

Alley & Co 135 'Queen St.

Finest work, moderate price. Personal attention given to $ Ama teur’s Work

“Fon SALE”

Foxes, Silvers, Patches, Reds,

Greys very lowest prices, Island

Dalton

man" Pedigmed Fon.

IIIX SIIIEII UUIIIIIIIINS

I1" ‘RNISHED Arm CORRECTED DAILY BY THE FOX EX- CHANGES AND INVEST* MENT COMPANIES LTD.

Par Price

Alberton Dark Silver 100 110 A.E. McLean Co., Ltd. 100 115 Belmont L00 145 Beech Wood 50 55 Barkers' l00 125 Brighton 100 3.10 Belfast For Oo. 50 70 Beech Hill 60

Charlottetown C h

50 100 175

errut ers ' 100 200 (new issue . 100)

100 100

150

Original 100

Genes Solo Dance and in a comedyl

...°TH.[’l MORNING Guardian can

be obtained in Souris at M. A. Pac- quet’s.

...*Don’t forget that the entries

close in the Montague Race5_ on Tuesday the 18th. Have you sent yours? _ 5003,

...°WE'RE ALI.. going to the M‘on-

tague Horse Races on Monday the 24th, Ave you coming,why it is al- ways the best race ol _the season, and looks as though it will be even better this year, if that can be pos- sible.

...°SUBSCRIBERS 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.

...'HI$}'il'lAH, IIURRAH, for Mon-

tague The Beautiful, on the 24th. Biggest Horse Race Meet ofthe sea- ton there that day. If you have never been there, you must surely come this year, cheap rates on the special train. 5003.

100

Foxes (New Issue) 100

Mason Pure Bred

S. B. F. Co.

New England and Prince

Fox Co. 10

Mollnt Edward 100 Massachusetts 100

North Milton Pedl- ~

greed F010!

North Tryon Co

North Shore

Provincial

Barkers Proino ,Regal

`ll. J. McNeill Co.

Rayner International

Rogers Payton

Record

Rosemont

Smith

Seal River

Samson

Sourls Black Fox Co. Spring Park Fox Co.

Silver 'l‘ip

50 50'

10 115 110

.100 125 100 150 130 10

l00 100 100 100 100 10 100

100 10

25 100 100

100 15 25 120 100

100 150 200 230 100 125 100 190 600 1,500

7 »w f' ° _ _i g I “"5 VI _ GUARDIAN I ""` Im!! up uggvl ‘N1 PAGE SEVEN

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“The Perpetual Trustee”

Paid up Capital anildleaerve Over $3,000,000.00

lt does not follow that be-

cause you are a_young man, or a comparatively young man you are therefore re- lieved of the responsibility of making a will.

Very early in life we are

taught to live as if each day -were to be our last. Pur- suing this principle we will not fail to have our affairs in order-showing every consideration for our rela- tives and friends.

“Let all things be done

decently and in order.” This is a motif fonda- mental, and the Dominion Trust Company with its wide experience in the mat- ter of wills wishes to be of real service to you.

The company, too, is well

informed as to the common fate of the heirs :of those who did neglect to make a will while yet in this world.

DOMINION TRUST COMPANY

5015-8-17Mmwf3i.

Charlottetown Steam Navigalion_Co., ltd.

Commencing Monday the llt oi une. the

BTEAMER NOHTHUMBERLAND

eaves Charlottetown for Picton, N. ., Daily, (except Sunday) at 8.20 'clock a. ni., leaving Picton on re-

.Montague Horse Races I Monday, August 24th, 1914

Purses $45() _QQ Purses

Races Start at one o'clock

There will be the following classes and purses:-

Free For All, Trot and Pace, Purse $200.00 2.24, Straight Trot, Purse $150.00 2.30, Trot and Pace, Purse $ 100.00

ENTRIES, close Tuesday, August the 18th. Entrance fee

five per cent of purse, five per cent from money winners additional. Five to enter and at least three .to start. , .Purses divided, 50, 25. 15 and 10 per cent of purses. Races to finish at the end of the fifth heat. All mile heats in harness.

Any horse distancing the field or any part thereof, entitled to

First money only. Right reserved to change order of programme or to declare race off, where sufficient number or entries are not received, and make new class, to reject any entry, or bar any driver. Any number of horses owned or trained in the same stable, may start in the same class. National 'I` rotting Association Rules to govern except, where they conflict with the above conditions

No intoxicating liquors, or intoxicated persons will be allowed

on or near the grounds. Hot dinners will be served on the grounds, and will be under the same management as on former years, which in itself is sufficient guarantee of the best meal in the town. There will also bc well stocked ice cream and refreshment saloons, and the usual amusenients.

'l` he track was neven so good, there will likely be some former

race records broken this year, will you see them?

The management has added an additional seating capacity to

their grand stand, of five hundred, so their should be plenty of 'room for every body this year, there will also be an additional ticket olhce, at the gates.

The following tram arrangements have been made, carrying

horses as well as people.

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S'l`A'l`I()N

Summerside, Kensington,

F rectown, Cape Traverse, Emerald,

Bradalbanc,

Hunter River, North Wiltshire,

FARE $1.15 l.l0 1.10 1.25 l.I0 1.10 1.00 1.00

6.30 6.55 7 IZ 6.0() 7.23 7.30 7.54 8 05

TRAIN DEPTS.

A._ M.

Silver_ Fox Ranchlng Co..

and young stoc_k, offer few pairs Skunk, Mink, Fisher. Shares in reliable Companies

Bradalbane Fox Exchange

Bradalbane, P. E. I.

3 754- 7-30Mtst1mo.

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Mail Contract

SEALED TENDERS, addressed, to

tho ~ Postmaster General. will be received at Ottawa until Noon, on FridaY. nnce of His Malestfs Mails 0" B proposed Contract for four years, twelve and six times each way, be- tween Kinlock -and UISK RBUWBY Station via Orwell and Orwell Cove from thu lst October next.

Printed notices containing further

information as to conditions of pro- posed Cuntract may he seen and blank forms of Tender ir-ai' be 00' tained at the Post Office of Orwell. Kiniock and Orwell Cove and at the office of the Post Office InsD¢°¢0l`~

JOHN F. WHEAR» Post Office Inspector.

Post Olliro Inspector’s Office, Charlottetown, Aug. 1914-

4026-8-11Mtu3i.

_Anthracite I Coal

Now landing ex Scbr.Bav31‘d

Bames 1800 Tons Best American Scranton Coal also due to QYYIYS

Schr. “Slnali C. Kimmskl

750 tons of the celebrated Laclg awana Coal in E88.5f0V¢ an Chestnut sizes.

..n;;.ei' ii~=“.:h:'.:.'°:is q par ies . best are requested to b90l¢ th°.',‘i orders at once, and delivery ‘avg be made from vessels while is- charglng at lowest prices-

Buiiuiii Bell & Co Phone 404. selling Azfnfs 00111'

Dominion

Empire Eastern

Thoroughbred

Sterling

‘aylors _

Three Rivers Tuplin Irving North River

Upton

New Haven

O’Lcary Patch

Crystal 50 Victoria 100

1015 COMPANIES.

John Agnew Fur _ Farms

Ltd. 20

Empire (New Issue) 100 100

100 125 100 105 100 100 40 45 50 23 10

65 25 10

55 105

EIIITS "FRUIT SALT"

Errors of Die! _.,

»;._-._,T_~ can be iéulckly and safely ‘”

__ ____.__ cerrectc by the prompt ._ f '_ ‘~»_i_1‘,._ use of Ends "Fruit Balt." _‘ I I .`lIl\ hvgv-erhllhgllsnlimlildlvevifar ` ' . , ._ all functional disorderlzf

, NUI* the liver.

' 'l J. C. IND. Llil-. "Fniil Salt"

I-ulu, l.0liDON. lnlul

~ " ~ Alun fn Conds:

_- " 'Harold F. Ri|¢IiieT|< ge.. ld, ~ ,'_, ' ' lilfcflml Si.. 0 ONTO

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.....60 to 70 100 100 100 125

rn about 4.00 p. in. Connections ade at Pictou for all points in ova Scotia.

BTEAMER EMPRESS

Leaves Summerside for Point.-dw hens, N. B., Daily (except Sundny) bout 10 o’clock ii. m., leaving Point- u-Chene on return about 4.30 p.m., dnnecting with express trains for harlottetown and Tignish. Connec- ons made at Point-du-Chone for all olnts in Canada and the United tatel.

G. W. WAKEFORD,

Manager.

hsrlottotown, May 29th, 1914.

2676-5-30Mtr.

Bonshaw Ferry Timetable

for August

LAUNCH DOLPHIN

will leave llonshaw for Charlotte- town, calling at Mc.-\rtliur's wharf, West River Bridge and McEweii’i; wharf.

Friday Aug. 7, 9 li. Tuesday Aur,'. ll, 4.30 ii.

ITL ln.

Royalty _I ct. .90 . "

8 .$8

Chariotteto wn. 1.00 9.00 “

York,

Bedford, Mt. Stewart, Elmira, Souris, Bear River, St. Peters,

Morell, Peake's,

Cardigan, Montague,

Returnin aecia

.80 9.26 75 9.42

10.10

1.10 7.15 1.00 8.15 1.00 8.43 .90 9.16 .75 9.38 .45 10.30 .25 11.00

Arrive, 11.20

I train will leavc Monta ue aft

feb

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er the races

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Teams will meet the trains and convey passengers to the race

track at reasonable rates.

The management have spared no pains in preparing forthe

pleasure, comfort and convenience of the public.

We had about four thousand people at our races last year, and

we trust to out number that this year, your friends will be there, to see you, and we will be looking for you.

ADMISSION--`-Adults 25c, Children l5c

T. GORDON IVES, Se

crctary.

Island City Painting Co

Contracting Painters

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House, Carnage and Sign work.

203 Kent St. Phone 280-1. _

F. L. WALLER J. A. DOYLE

To arrive for here

in a few days per

nut sizes ~

inion Coal Co. Ltd-

A 't Black Diamond Lille- Chlltdvlnlply 23rd. 1914.

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MISS D. RUDGE Ff°°l°"°

Manufacturer of fine hair N°"h°m goods, including gent1emen_s Ive, _ Wigs and Touqes. Also hair Montague

Milt n Patch Fox Co.

gpodstfor sale. _17l Great George Edfévam Island S_ “_

‘ee ` Fur Producers Ltd 0I.2WlfIl2l’l'lpd. Kingsbury Fur Farms

100 40 50 100 125 100 100 100 125 500 50

100 100

Ltd.

3-.e5Mif. <0

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Semen.

600. 50

g ' ~~"" ' ' ‘ - ' ...,,i-widny' Aug. 14, 5.30 n. n..

.S. S. Hillsboro

9.30 ‘ 1000 11.00 " 11.30 " 1.30 2.30 “ 8.00 “ 3.30 " 4.00 4.30 " 5.00 "

6.30 " 7.00 "

SUNDAY.

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Fw 22?' orgo ..s~;

4.00

M. MURPHY, Manager.

Time Table ¥:;;‘;*:.l. .¢.:‘.§} f.~}:’.? :S

ROCKY POINT FERRY

mums Pedigreed 100 100 Leavn__62_h'Town. l_;_e§_ve Rocky Pt _ _f ' '_ _ ~ 's 4 r -~ 8.00 au. mo Alu.

The ` I

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Tucsflny Aug 18, 680 a ni.

lil. m.

Ill.

Fridiiy Aug. 28, 5.00 a. - 394|;-S-'~l‘.1£?0l.

p_M_ 2_0() p_M_- _ Commencing July ‘.’8th the S. S;

Halifiix will leave (lliaflottotnwn for

I. Boston via Ilawkcsbliry iinil H.,lifux

I`uei-nluys ut noon, uiul S. S. Evun-

in F ul nt i

gel c r' nys. i-ofin.

Returning the S. S. lliilifux lcnvcs

Boston Sntiirdays ut noon, and thc S. S. l'lviini,'e1ino Tueslluys :it noon.

Fhr fliptlngr infiirniiitiun npl'lI_v to

.IAS CARIIAGHIER,

Agent.

(Tl nrlctfctown, P. E. I.

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Au ust 180

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“A n n 1 e I , .-;. \ from Slghn gsiinl "IP "-00-

Monday. Aul. I7-h

` TOHS b e S t Eauefll S.S. c0l'|lUl'atl0ll ;i_|E..i.li:.. slim.. oil."

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Liverpool

Tho S. S. "DlGBY” sails

Saturday, August 15th for Liverpool, via St. ]olin’s, N fld. _

This ship affords all mod-

ern comforts to passengers also possesses every device ti insure “SAFETY at sea.

I $65.00 Saloon

$45.00 Second class."

Fum¢ss,Wifhy & C0, Ltd

' Halifax

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. .'. '. u ing, ueen I In Stove and Chest, Change is Schedule, Increased ,lés _ C0 B *id _ Q S _

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‘ . tum sf. Join none. wainonim and CANADMN

Customers W 1 11 ::'.°:'.i:;.'...ff-.1-..:.:'.::'*.?°.-.=.-..~'f~.:.'~..';.°-.1 §¢',‘,,“%§'.. ALLAN LINE .om

pI€8.SC bO0k their ,‘¥,..‘}‘,',..’f‘.’..‘I.‘."‘.,...."°.'f.`.`.;°I.‘1l.‘..'5'Z' 3 sailing weekly vin si. Lawrence

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on¢nn¢"°“"°" c¢°'°ri°n'i. A3: nes.

whilst vessel is dis- =~.»..i.'~.:r~..,,...'°"- _ _ I charging- I i»i'i'°~”`i~1'-‘Lf-°f-i~f’i’3’»'i‘Pf ff .S.°..f.i.‘v.f;§.».: Exchange of P. E. I .

or S 0 SBRVlCB_b¢fween St. John and hom "vi-r0nuYEE|_>20|_" _ |i,,,,_,, __ 'rg

can be delivered ........'?...‘I“‘...'f:.‘.2';............i oe:-1-;i.»=.*f-it-..f'sfe2.i».»=.u.ni

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Souris Exhibition

Monday, September, 28th, 1914

$800 Offered in Prizes

For Live Stock, Dairy Products, veg-

etables, Fruit, Flowers, Housekeeping, Fish and Miscellaneous. For Full In

'~ANAp|AN ' 7 _.___ formation, Write the Secieiiary,

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Farm Laborers

Hard Coal __ _ Excu_§_s1oN

, J _ Miimnms rnovincis

> -- ' 4' , TUESDAY

J. A. McCormack,

Souris.

¢ i ' 1

For Sale 5

2 Shares Proina S. B.

Fox Co., stock (19l4.) I

2 Shares Railway Mut-

ual Fox Co., stock (1914,) _

Dealers in Class A Silver Black Patch and Cross

Foxes. Also handle, Mink, Marten, Fisher. I Agents for the ANGLO-AMERICAN SILVER BLACK

FOX CO., LIMITED. _ _

The Five pairs of Silver Black foxes in this comp-

any are capitalized at $16,000 per pair. Keeper has

years of successful expierienre. _ _

WRITE FOR I’ROSl’EC'I` US It will give you full

infomation,

The Farm Stock fd Fox

Aug I6 Sept 20

inn Aug A Sept 27

ume on Tuendan. Fridays and Saturdays for _

T___k¢T%:_:M`__ W K Etc. LAM Xlalenasontreal 36 Q\le€h St C\;a\’(\)01é€(:;)\$Al‘l

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