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'l`Ul-YSDAY, JULY 7TH, - 1914.

- DTIIIY 0F EVENTS

TODAY.

. Teil at Morell.

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The Guardian extends a hearty wel- come to the teachers and student. teachers now resident in our city and to be with us for the next few weeks. This is our holiday season, when those of our citizens who can. leave their work and take to the shores, . the country, the fishing streams, any-

To investors in the Fox lndustry Throughout the United States

Au excellent chance is off-

ered to get in with a good reliable company of Ameri- cans now building ranches on P. E. Island. _

For further particulars

write the

Boston Oflice of Bay State Fur Farms, Room 76, 45 Bromfield St.

1' here where there is nothing to do .und when those who cannot, wish :they cnnid. we truss that nur visi- tors will find tim* in the midst of 'their arduous duties to enjoy at

:least a little of the out-of-door life and that the out-of-doors will be on 'its best behaviour while they are here. We know that our citizens will -do their part to make thc stay ot 'our visitors a pleasant one.

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A NEW HOPE

we note -._» our exchanges t.hat\ lllrs. J. A. Wilson of Ottawa, "Con- ‘vencr of the Household l-Iconomic Coin- mittee of the National Council of Women," recently visited Halifax for the laudable purpose of arresting. and possibly lowering, the high cost. of living.

In an address before a convention of smyilinrly well-intentloned women she adi/ised them to co~operate with thc producer in eliminating at

Boston, Mass.

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BIRTHS

(`fll"F`l.\`.-At Bay' Fortune on .Iune 23rd, 191-l to Mr. and \lrs. Charles Collin, n son, <`ongrati1latiuns.-- F.

. DEATHS

JUDSOX.-At Alexandria on July Gth, James fi. Judson. aged 83 years. Funeral will fake place from his late residence on Wednesday, Rth lnst.. at Z p. m. Interment at Alexandria cemetery.

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HOVEMENTS 0F THE

GOVERNIENT BTEAMEHB

HALIFAX, July 4-'lbs government

steamer Stanley, Captain Bloie, which is at present on the slip at Dartmou- th. is to come oil’ shortly. when she will losd construction materiel for work nent Caps Negro, which began last. fall and ls being continued thronji the summer. The Indy Laurier is et present at

western buoy work ond ls iortly to lsynpforg lewwssk for snovsr- hlnl. 1

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OILIBRATING THE FOUl!‘l'll. -_.

YKSRINGTON, July 4-'llle whetlll

least some of the profits of the mid- dlcman which, she claimed, forced up the price of food. In support of this advice she quoted Principal Cum- ming of the Agricultural College, Truro, ns stating that the farmers in his iicinity rr-oeiwd fniir cents a quart for their milk while the citiz-

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Your Savings

Ifyourefertofhodovsrnment

Reports you will sseertain that this institution is one ot the oldest established of Csnndhn Banks, with s Snrplns Fund of nmiy .innnu in npmi me a high proportion of esslsrsssrves. We invite deposits, large and ll. is

The Bank of

Nova Scotia

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!SLAND BRANCHIIS '

l T H E G U A R D | AN.,|.ens.o( ,Halifax were paying nine history or that province. The admin-

cents for the some commodity; also that those same farmers comvlaincd that they could find no market, for their produce while the citilens of Halifax were paying exorbitant pric-

son gave any special! l‘0Cll76 l0l‘ thc

ol the cost of living accumulates on that middle ground between the producer and the consumer; that the ever increasing army of middleman who exact their toll from tlifprico pnid by the ultimate consumer has very much to do with this complex problem. Yet the elimination - of the middleman, which is the real problem, has not yet been provided for. Between the producer and ultim- ate consumer there is a zone which must bc exploited by experienced business men. These men must have their toll; it. is the legitimate wage for legitimate work and there is nothing to show that they are more voracious or more exacting than eith- er the producer or the consumer. A characteristic of these latter days of ours is that every man-and pos- sibly every woman-wants to exact the highest possible price for every- thing he has to sell, and the lowest for everything he buys. This char- acteristic has been developed until it has become ii religion, and we are living in ri religious age. lixtortion- atc exactions of this kind at both -nds of the bargain have more to do with the high cost of living than any thing else that has so far been dis- covered, tariffs, middleman and all included.

To a mere man, however, the fact;

that a woman has tackled the prob- lem is a hopeful one. He believes there is much that a woman can do in the matter of reducing the cost. of living; indeed he believes that the main body of this modern incubus. this high cost of living, is to be iouiid in the realm over which wo- men specially hold sway. We realize that this is dangerous ground but ue realize also that until the pro- hlcm is tuken hold of by thc women it will not be solved. It is a hope- ful symptom, therefore, that they are entering the field.

There is a mistaken idea that the

high cost of living centres around the food problem. Hoiiseholders will bear us out in the statement tliat the cost of the faruily's food is by no means the highest item in the yearly expense account. The wardrobe is a much more serious matter. Take,

' for example, that mysterious

thing, a lady‘s hat. To mere man it bus, since the latest turn in fashion's wheel, leon an unfathomod mystery that a lady's hat should cost from ten to fifteen dollars, while he him.- sclf can buy the best silk hat for five dollars and a good enough "go to nieetin" felt hat for three. More-

over, mt-rc man has never yet been able to figure out or to understand where the ten, twenty, or ' fifty dollars worth of goods or work is to he found on milady's hat. The hat is mentioned only because it is the only item in a lady's wardrobe that he knows by name, but he is of the opinion that all the rest of it is proportionately unreasonable.

It. is because of this and some sim-

ilar mysteries that need not be men- tioned here, that men hail the advent of woman into the ringiin which this problem is to be wrestled with. A reform in this one department would

generation has seen his feeble and futile protest registered against it in vnin. Woman alone can accomplish lt and man still hopes.

me nsniiossfifcrions

The prov-lnclal -'elections in Mimi-

toba. .will be held on Friday ol this weak and as far ns it ls l!0B8lbl¢ YU iurlgo nt this distance. says an ex-

A ment. was returned with 9 standing H you M" my back

nl noisy-eight in thirteen nna this be M h M, *We believe tiwt thu dispensing was not materially changed in the - "dir nToni.hs hvhvom |:i\:'f" P'"°"P"°“' °h°“‘d h° th” m°°* four years whiehhnve since elapsed. ‘Bn env slvtfinl I0! MVB, I would ap- Important du" °' th” dmgun “"6

psrtmentmoi its mdmvor the Gov ernment has hem working with the

monntdmportsnnii which inlgiit have the cdect ol stanioedlng the psorle

nl Government are prsctlesll st s lsndsr and til s

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cs for these products. l>°!'|¢¥- Apart from these we do not gather Tl" FGUUU- ill 0lli>H\‘i0 "88 fl`8f"ilY B from our exchanges that Mrs. Wil-|3“1'I“'i3° t0 UU °°“°°l'“°d- M““lt°b°'

reduction ni the cost ni living. la r°8B°n°l>l° viéw Dems f° b° "mi

Them is no doubt "mg vary mwh Mr. Rohlixr will gain rather than lose

intention has been cfnan and capable and the only qneetion the,peoplo will be asked to decide -by,their ballots is

whether they will or will notnondorse decent government and general pros-

may provide n similar nxperiencmbut

'seats.

NOTES --.- Tho white and Indian fishermen of

,the Fraser River are appealing to |the governments of the Dominion and ‘British Columbia to pass restrictive ‘legislation with respect to the Jap- anese, who orc securing control of the

.fisheries in questfrn. 'l`he Oriental 'immigration issue is developing and increasing in importance in Canada, and it will require wise statesman- ship to .-settle it satisfactorily.

"Young gentleman of excellent con-

nections, appearanoe and savoir-faire deals-gg 3 secretaryship to some iiuhle- inan. financier or gentleman of leis- ure. He is versatile and possesses knowledge of the world. Congcninl companion, fond of open-air life, good

uatured and willing to travel.” This advertisement recently appeared In the London Times. Whether he got the job, or if it was to his liking, We have no moans nf knowing but it was ‘probably some kind of n l0l» like this that tliosq Engllslnren who have been sending homo letters lanockiiig Unna- da expected to find here.

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LETTERS SPEAK VOLUIIES

The following few samples ol lett-

ers recently received by The Guardian speak for themselves:

Star Falls, Iowa.

The Postnlalter, Charlottetown, l'. ld. I. `

Dear Sir.-- I desire to get into

touch with s. certain publication of vour city but cannot recall the name at this time, The first letter of the name, if I rememfber well, is G.

If this letter suggests the name of

the publication to you, please hand this letter to tha publisher. _ If the publisher kindly sends me a ¢0py of his publication, he may se- cure a new subscriber. The publica- tion has handled lou-farming in your province interestingly; AT LEAST, I'l‘ IS AN OFT-QUOTED REFER- ENCE.

Trusting that my request rreets

vour kind support, I await response. nf tha publisher and shall he obliged to both oi you if I make the desired connection.

C O C

West Roxbury, Mass.

The Charlottetown Guardian,

Charlottetown, P. E. I. _

Dear Sir,-Please enter my sub-

scription for one year beginning March 2nd., i914, and kindly send back numbers from that date.

I wish to keep in touch with the

black fox lndustry in your Province and KNOW OF NO BE’I"I‘f:Il WAY than through the medium of YOUR UP-T0-D.-\’l'E PAPER.

I dnn't know the exact rate to U.

S. A.. but am sending money order for $3. If that does not cover, please enter my subscription and arl- vise me ol balance due. l

I O U

gffortll, Sulatli and West., is przieticnl

f nn ...nnnn News on1mLo'r°rs1'ow1v cunizoriul ms. nr nn-» JULY 7 W1'

of the Morning or Evsning'Gnnrdlana

to you. r

O O O

` Wlnnlvsg.

To The Guardian.

Cliarlottctvwn. , ‘ _

I enclose renewal subscription, B9.

ing "one of the sod," 1`mlls the paper when lt. docs not_come.

With all success, -

I am. etc.

.ooo `

Placentia, Newfoundland.

Editor, Charlottetuviii Guardian,

cnnrinttntnwnl , W

Dear Sir.-We send herewith the n-

mount for subscription. We find your Paper very interesting and will xrive you our advertising when we lr-now what we lnve to oflei' this

yelif

C O I

New York.

The Charlottetovn Guardian.

Charlottetown.

Gcntlemen,- We beg to enclose

cheque to cover the six weeks inner. tion of our sd. and trust again to have the pleasure of space in your

Paller soon. _ _ _

Waterloo. Ont.

The Editor of the Charlottetown Guardian.

Dear Sir,-We appreciate the VAL-

UE OF SPACE in The Giiardian and will not soon forget THE SPLENDID SERVICE YOU HAVE RENDERED US.

0.0 l Silver Fox Ilunchi-|10’ Go., blues

The Guardian.

Charlottetown, P. E. I. Dear Sirs-- Please insert the en-

closed advcrtisement. in your pnpnr six times.

REPLIES FROM OUR I.'AS'l‘ Ap.

VERTISE MENT CAME FROM A BROAD FIELD, BOTH IN CANADA AND THE UNITED STA'l‘ES,W}l'ICH SHOWS YOUR CIRCULATION COV- ERS A BROAD TERRITORY.

Yours truly,

fsgd.) WILLIAM R061: RS.

U I K

T710 Originals of these may be in-

spected at The Guardian Office.

sraiirs o.\' _-vii \i'ooi.w11'i'i.

l.O.\`llO.\', July 4.-llccausc a man

was dismissed for refusing to erect n machine on n concrete bed laid by iion-union workmen, l,500 mcn at Woolwich Arsenal have struck and threaten to call out 10,000 others,

»\l.DElll`il*lOT FORCE HELD

FOR IRELAND.

LONDON, July 3.- It s stated

says a special cuhlc from London. to that confidential orders have been received by Lieutenant-General Sir Ilouglas Haig, Commander-in-chief ut Aldersliol, to hold certain troops in readiness to move out of camp nt. short notice. l’a.rticuliirly indicated nre the first Cavalry Brigade, com- posed of the Second Dragoon Guards the Fifth Dragoon Guards, and the Eleventh Hiissnrs, and the Second Infantry Division.

It is undeitood that the North of.

Ireland in their destination, but the troops will only be moved in the last necessity. They will be marched in; for regular campaign, though there/ is no present intention to call up reserves.

Inquiries at Aldershot camp show

that there will be no protest iinioiu; the oflieers if they are sent to Ulster f~0 Kew the peace. but that n very diflcrcnt iltuation will arise if they are called upon to attack the Ulster volunteers or tg endeavor to enforce any gencrul disarmament. ‘Ibis work, it. is contended, is rightly that of the police not the military.

“Preparations of ,nn important cnn-

mcter are being made with the gre...- cst secrecy." This Aldershot nc-.rs rr-ads ominoiisly when taken in son junction with the 'fact that Irclauu,

ly Btnudinu' to arms. Nevertheless Klinisterlnlists still t.-ilk as though

be far reaching as the expensive "lid" mute was in sight' The ‘daily Chr”

Jacksonville Florida '

concerns women in all C1881-WB and #ll 1 ' ' lofi the stage. for n settlement in nerr

ages. It is a matter that man nlou».([¢;4n_f,;, Chariogguown Gum-dgan_;Well Within Bight. _- cannot rcmedy, for every lIa_cr,er. I’_ E, 1, 1 It is a settleriicnt which will not during the iifntimn ni the nimnrl "

r Mr. l..-- has asked me to send ffor your paper as be has become in- terested in the fox ranching business ‘and in order to post. himself would take vour paper to keep up with it. If not asking too much, he would appreciate if vnu would send him an -issue giving thi- dividends paid last

"" _ . - year which hun- heen minted here.

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,.r11n|t.c\ille, ll/lass.

Chnrlotn-ef-wi. Guardian, -

('barlottetown P E I.

change. thelfo is little or no serious . - - liggs and Orangemen quiet untii so-'id

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'ff' eral election 'ln that province on mornin: 5831. Drwllmlnz this is the °f B """t°"“\ °°“"’“tl°“' .

June -nm 19|0_ me Rama, go",-n. edition which has the most lox news

thought that the Roblln Government Gentleman _I h,,,."|th endow sort nf compromiaeln ellcctod. Home will he turned. out. In the last gen- mm," Ord" |m._mh6u.ipt,,,n to vm" talk nl statutory Commission, others

in it.

proclaim il you can nnil them to me

Redistribution has given to Manlto- ' store with the most \| -to-dnt, rg nn nan... dim.. ndoitinnsi mu but :,:‘,':t'{mff'° ““'°"“" °"* °' '"' °‘“" nrincinn me anti uteduiin. we hive there is every reason to believe that _ 15|-mm,g|,_ _y_g_ 3:; ¢h°t:|“°‘¢ °\\U\7li°8\l B0. the new seats will retum supporters Deer Fir,-Enclosed find P.0. Order num" we (1: ";th°';_hfg°'a‘:_n7;'_";:'l’{:i ni the present administration. ,in navmwt of The Guardian. I nm om W, .-,,,, si., ,,,,, vu, ,m,,a,,, l Premier Roblln has had n success-,H~b0\l¢ 'D °"l‘*°\‘° I 'Ui "Wil |10” Of! l¢l‘vi¢¢- Kindly sali your physi-

nicli- boldlv asserts that civi, wur is

cally satisfy unyhody. It will: l:n B makeshift arrangenzciit.

avowedly tempomry, only Lole:'.1bh,~ as an escape from worse evils; but for the time it will suffice.

This hopeful view arises because

the lniouists in the llouse of Lords yesterday presented priicticnlly u united front for passing the second reading of the Home Rule amending Bill, not that they believe in its cf- flcncy, but in order to stave ollcivll \V`8l'.

Nobody seems to want the amorid~

ine Bui except to keep the Nn.ti-mni

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for that reason we have equipped our

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Trunks to Travel lWith

Every trunk _in our stock is a bargain in every way.

Light weight, strong, stylish and can stand _any arnotuit of handling. ~ ` -

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Travelling Bags for Business or l Pleasure

The shore visit calls for a little thought about a grip

or trunk but anything that an excursiomst wants-can be had from good choosing at PATONS.

. O _ I O . Vacation Needs Tn Millinery

Patons have 'a variety of shapes that a_re_ in vague,

wings,_mounts, flowers and foliage, and milliners who know how to turn out the urine of fa:-liionable head dress.

Bathing Suits for the Seashore

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Everyone wants something pretty and attractive i_n

this line as the hot weather is surely here and, bathing is the order of the day.

Outing Skirts

for home or holiday ust=.~\vcll tailored and smartly finish- ed ideal for shirtwaists.

Dainty Lingerie Waists

in_ wide range to choose from; also _the more dignified tailored blouse with loiig sleeves. This pretty range will offer lots of suggestions. ‘

Wash Fabrics. Brocaded Rat- ines and The New Cloth

SPEAKING ABOUT WASH GOODS. wc simply can’t

resist mentioning these Dolly Vardens, Pompadours and Vanity Seersuckers of ours wliicli we know has had no small share in making the great wash goods season what it is and yet the prices of them are very moderate. The NEW designs are still NEWER than what was NEWEST a few days ago.

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Wanted

Mi'. Newly VVecl to receive instructions to pur-

chase all liis household goods :it Patons because his Father, Mr. Old Wed found sritisfaction when ho pur- cliziscd his home furnishinszs there. PATONS invite Mr. Wed-toB and Mr. Ought-t:o~B & Mr. Never-toB to bring all their male and female Lrionds who are sure to B-Wed to Patons for F urniturc or Dry goods.

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3 For Sale

2 Class A Options,now

on foot

2 Pairs Fisher Mink, Skunk and Mar-

ten

1 black Carriage horse

WHERE AND HOW TO INVEST YOUR MONEY

I let us show you a copy of the ANGLO-AMERICAN

SILVER BLACK FOX COMPANY, LTD., Prospectus It will convince you.

The Farm Stock Cd Fox 1 Exchange of P. E. 1.

5 Head Oflice--36 Queen St. Clizirloltclown

P. 0. Box 4 Phone 485 1

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I Here’ s the Stove

for Hot Weather

If you want to do good

cooking this summer with-

~ out discomfort to yourself,

use our new Blue Flame

Perfection Oil Heater. This stove gives no of- fensive odor or excessive heat-is easy on fuel

and puts the heat just where you want it, shown in 1, 2, 3 burner styles. See the display.

' Fennell & Chandler

trntor. Thnt province in rapidly de- of |Mm.m“i°n and lu" th' choice md Kent S E °' K0

is here you Infants 80::

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veloping its resourms snd in all de- Msn' V _ `

best interests of the people always ,

_§'_.;_ Sandals at Goff BIOS. ,

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flSandsls., in_nll'sizes frurninfarts to Ladies and Meni:

and You , 20Boys $1.35, Me11'e $16* Also cheaper line