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JULY 4. 1914 _ 'nn :ann nn THB CHARLOTTETOWN GUAi¢Duil| -nu an mi- _ PAGE wiprgnn

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`»\\4\`5"\ '~ _-___ ___

Q; gl ,__ Trading in

x ‘_ Considerable

' "\**" -_ . Municillals _

i\

The following is taken

from one of the current

real star" financial

»< .

\ numbers of the “Mont-

Real Comfort for Your Feet

- Sandals give your feet a real treat for hot weather-thev are the coolest, lightest and best fit- ting things you could wear.

Infant’s sizes 3 1-2 to 7 1-2$l.00 Children’s 8 to 101-2 1.10 Misses’ 11 to 2 1.20 Women’s 2 1-2 to 7 1.50 Men’s 6 to 10 1.65

Alley & Co

135 Queen St.

l _,f

ll Get the

P h o t o a t

COOK’S The Studio Where Baby’s Al- ways Welcome

Latest in Photography at

the BAYER PHOTO STUDIO Leave your films with us for finishing.

We close on Monday after-

noons for July and August.

-. Phone 192.1

For a Good Photo

-Visit the-

A. E. Ly0l1"""Studio

Finest work, moderate price.

Personal attention given to Amateur’s Work

E ' ' -__-1 ' __/an-_-_uL_»

~LlME

Landing t o d a y

b`ef`s¢hr. John Mil-

lard 400 Barrels St.

John Lime.

ll. Lyons &. Co.

Our- Coal le ln The Lclfl

pag€.

“Heads of localbond

houses, which do a con- siderable business in handling municipals, state that while the bond business gener- ally is very quiet they have all along been sel- ling good municipals without any trouble.

_They state that the yields on this class of investment is still very attractive and there are people in the market who are taking them on while they can get them at the present level.

In other respects the

bond market in very slow. Industrials are almost nothing doing in that line.”

We have a splendid list

of munici pals to offer con- servative investors.

. DOMINION TRUST COMPANY

“The Perpetual Trustee” - ADViSORY"~ BOARD

W. H. Aitken,

Holi. Clias. Dalton, _

- ' Frank R. Heariz,

H. M. Davison

Manager

Morris Block - Charlotte- town

" ...°I’1‘ PAYS to buy iii thi! Province

...*'1‘HE MORNING Gunrdilll 0al\'b¢

obtained in Boutis et B.-J. lhhon s.

...°'1‘. GORDON NEB, ie Guardian .gent in Montague.

...’RESERVE TUESDAY JulY 14th lei- ole 'ree Party ee Georzewwv- Special train leaving city at 8-5-

3169-6-26m!mw'Ii.

...°iur. ED. D. FEEHAN Guardisu representative in Bourie will 815411? receive subscriptions- and--advertisi.u8 matter at the Uflice oi undertaker Dimgwell. -

...°BUBB(lRIBERB should renew A week or two beiere nie time they have paid ior has expired and thus not miss an issue, ae all papa" are discontinued promptly on *Wm date

...'HARD COAL FOR BOURIS.-

'1`he Schooner McClure will load Hard (foal nt New York for Sourie and will arrive lutter part of July. Persons requiring Hard Conl Will please book their order ior delivery from this vessel with Captain Will- iam Mcllonald. Souris or A. Pickard, & Co.. Charlottetown. 3257-6-30M6L

Sllllll Mllllll

i L . :iek~l-l~l-i~i~l~l-i°~i-i~l-l»i~l~i°~i~l-l°~i-r Nnw Yom: srooxs

July 2nd, 19l$.

thru L01 Clone

Y -3?

THE GREAT EASTERN

' PICNIC

AT BEAUTIFUL

St Peter’s Bay

in 3°?

Park Fern

Proton Regal

B. J. McNeill Oo.

Rayner International

iogere. Payton Record U Rosemont -100 Smith 100 'ieel River

Atchison 982 982 Am. lleei. Sugnr Am. Sn-alters 63 621 Amul. Copper 6il§ 69 Brooklyn R. T. 92 9|; Canadian Pnciiic Erie 28§ 28h Mex. l‘nti‘oleu|r_ .Gill 583 Miss. Pacific 17; 17?. Nortlierii Pucillc 1101 1092 Pennsylvnnln 111 ill Reading' 153; 15;” Southern Pncilic 97 901; Southern Railway

St. I'ii.ul Union Pnciiic 15451 154§ U. S. Steel 515 _ 50; Utah Copper 535. 57;

HON'l’l`il\l AL STOCKS.

High Low

(liinuiiu Cement

Dom. Steel Corp'n.

Moiitrcnl Power 229;*

N. S. Steel & (lonl

Com. 505 49;,

Richelieu & Ont. 80 H8 Slinwinignn ' Spanish R. (tom. 10; 10 'l‘orm\t_o Ry. .

zoo;

(lO'|"l‘0ll

High bow

Snot-15.25 unchanged. July 1210 |258 October 1245 1220 December 1254 1210

Hllh LOW 7l|} 78* 79 '/BQ G91 67 65 E 55* 2190 2 l 85 2030 2025

July Wlrelit Sept. Wlieut July Curr Sept. Corn July Pork Sept. Pork July Lord Sept. l.n|i‘.

1022 1020

CHANGES AND INVEST- l\0N'I‘ COMPANIES LTD.

Par

ohn Agnew Fur Farms

Ltd. 20

lherton Dark Silver ...100

100

seiuraay, Jniy me iiiii. i`11-15-»»-1`»"°'“°"" °° “°'

_ _ Beech Wool `

The Parishioners of St. Peters Barkers will h_old a grand picnic on their B"K'“°*

beautiful church grounds on Sat- g3;‘;°°HIf8" ""-

urday lilth Qf July' Ilhsrlottetowg This_picnic will possess all the ceimziiere

attractive features of the best Dalton

conducted tea-party and afford 11211' Pedlsreed Foxes

the pleasure-seeker one _of the N If"‘F<l““l most desirable outings of the sea- D§;i.,,§§;,'° _

son.

Should Saturday the 11th prove

gnlfiiifxekralzle, tm: lpéitclhic tvgilln be $351216 dn r md

e onay e' ore l: `“'~'°“

tine day following Thursday 13, g‘,',°::,2;,';°;:;‘ "°""‘"

Saturday 4th, Tuesday 6th,Thurs- ive.

day 9th,- miun' iam rm oe. 33 6-7-3M3,4,'I&9_ - Mount Iddward ' -

100 50 100 100

50 I0 100

100

100 ion 100

l'vlDll'0 100 ssteri:

100 40 100 100 1.00 100 50 100

lassnchusctte ......100

North Milton Pedi-

- ‘nd Flon.

North Tfyol 00.

orth Shore rovineiel

100 100 100 l00 100 10 |00

5 loo, , 10

|00 ` 80|

For (lo. |00 For Oo 100

|00 100 100

irvhg silver ‘

Close 29

Clone

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Clone roi

FUX STUCK |lU[lllllllNS

FURNISHED AND (JORREC/l‘ED DAILY BY THB FOX EX-

. _ Asked

Price

1.000

100

use zo oz; oss- 91; isis; -za; ss; in no

iii ioag ooo

24; oo 154g oil nag

23 229

50) N9 l34

11| izi-4

1258 1229 1240-

79 60; .65-l 2185 2030 l00l’i 1020

20 L10 l I5 145 55 125 110 70 I0 175 210 100

150 100 125 125 105 50 100 125 100 125

50 1| 5 U0

100 185 100 l50 105 10

6

|00 lil Iii 120 100 150 "0 135 190

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-‘ONE CENT per word each mu;-_

tion for advertising in this column. 'Cash must accompany order. lini- muin charge twenty-live cents.

°'...RESERVE Thursday July 23rd

lor Bt. Charles Tea, Souris Band in attendance. 3329-7-im!-li.

...°WAN'i‘F.D.-An experienced male

-teacher for annsndale School sup- plement ,$25.00, Midsummer vacation Roy Howlett, Sect’y. 3312-7-3m7ip_d.

IIHUHEH SEHVIEES

FIRS'l‘ METHODIST.-Rev. J. L.

Dawson, the new pastor, will preach at both services. Sunday School and Bible Classes at ’Z.30. Prayer ser- vice Wednesday evening nt 7.30 Strangers cordially welcome. f

GRACE CHURCH.-Rev. Mr. Little- johns, _the n`ew pustor, will preach at 11 a. m. and Rev, Mr. Morse at 7 p. m. Sunday Scho-ol and' Bible lClasses at 2.30, ,, cordial invitation. is extended to strangers.

to strangers.

PRESBYTI-IRIAN

STI JAMES.-Rev. Dr. Fullerton

will preach at both services. in the monning the Militia will parade to

'the church. Prayer meeting Wednes- ,day evening ut 7.30. Strangers are ‘cordially invited to all services.

NEW z1oN.-Rev. fl. C. Taylor

will preach in the morning on "Christ and the Child.” His address to the children will be on "The Bad BOY-" In the evening the preacher will ho the Rev. E. Acklaoid, ooe oi the \1€\€' gates to the Baptist Conference.

CENTRAL (lHRISTIAN.- Rev. H.

R. Bell, Alberton, will preach at 11 and 7. Sundav School and liihle Class at 2.30. All seats treo. Prayer' meeting Wednesday evening ut 7.30 D. m.

BAPTIST.-11.00 ii. m.-.’\sso0in-f-i0n-

.nl Sermon, Iiev. Artliuir Hnrn, '3'.il0l1.- m.-Address, “The Church and thc Religious Instructlun and Traiiiing of our Young People." Rev. I, S. Now- lnn; address, “Temperance” Rev. W. I). Wilson. 7.00 p, ni.-Se\‘n\0‘l'l, HGV. G. B. Cutten, D. D., ollering for de- nomination-nl work. A cordial invitu- tion is otlered strangers no attend ull services.

ANGLICAN

St. l"cter’s Cnthedr¢il~I-loly (`om-

munion nt 8 and 11. lllutins at 10.|5. livensonig und Sermon at 7.

‘da --

ST. PAUIIS. -Rector, Rev. 'l‘. W.

Murphy. Nornling I’rnyer ut ll. Even- ing Prayer nt 7. All seats free. Holy (iommunion ui. 11 0’clock ii. m.

I’EOl’l.E'S CI-IURCI-I-liov. ll. Mc-

Lean, will prcuch mt 7 p. m.

ALVATIONIST

S

Salvation Army-Services each

night oi the week mid nn Siinilny.

nosoiulvi it

rox ulvouos

inlormatio s led to The Giiurdiun

vicinity ol the ilgure given. Addi tions will he Duhlished ns the inior- mation- reaches the Guardian:

p. c.

Bideiord S. B. Fox Co. ......200 llelmont Block Fox Co. Ltd.......70 Barkers Block Fox Co. Ltd....... 75 Beechwood Black Fox C0. l.td........ 30 Brighton Block Fox Co. l.td....... 35 llunbury Block Fox Co. Ltil....... 15 Carruthers S. B. Fox Co. .... .. 110 Ch’tow.n Silver Il. Fox Cc. Ltd.... 100 Dalton lllack Fox Co., I.td.... 10 l)eInney»Smith ...... 175 Eastern Black Foxes Ltd.... .. 30 Empire Black Fox Co 100 Eureka Fox Co. Ltd.... . .. 100 Freeland General Fur Farms l.td........ 70 Georgetown S. B. Fox Co. 35 Hartlord Dark Silver Fox... Hackett S. ll. Fox Uo....... Howutt-Dalton S. B. F. C0....... Humber Silver Illnck For Co.l.td. 35 In:-pcri-al S. B. Fox Co. ....... ..100 J. ll. Dlnnis Pedigreed Foxes 70 to 75 Mt. Edward 40 Montague Black Fox Co. 50 Massachusetts S. B. Fox (`-o....... 50 Murray River Silver B.Fox 75 New Haven Fox Co. Ltd. 50 North America S.. B. Fox Co... 30 Prince Royal 40 Peerless... .... .. 75 Provincial 8. B. Foxes Lld....65 to 75 Prince Albert...... 60 lioymlty .... .. 50 Rosemount Consolidated .. 15 Rogers-Payton . 40 Spring Pnrk...... 50 Samson S. B. Fox Co._..... 100 Silver Tip .. 120 St&ndard...... ..0 Sterling 30 Silver Fox Ranchlng (lo. 60 to 70 St. Georggh; llny 20 Seal River 'I'hol°o\ig{lbl'td..i\-. .. . 45 Three Rivers 25

. 55 22

25 40 50

Upton .- Victoria Fnrm... W. Il. Hays ......100

risN_i_im<_s

saaihzn 'rsinnnns addressee to

DIILY SEI.E0`l'|0|lS FOI! o

if `Tll|”§~`_I`El\”S”_flEPRll uAU_liDlliN ‘K

Furnished li 1.8 mum..

Ga¢|»anuaD7uu11nannauuaunocuacaaapsuie.

GRASS.

“Grass is the forgiveness of nature--

hcr constant henediction. Fields trampled with battle, saturated with blood, torn with ruts of cannon, grow green again with grass, and carnage is iorgotton. Streets abun- doned by trailic become grass-grown, like rural lanes, and are obliterated. Forests' decay, harvests perish, flow-

ers vanish,.._~but grass is in‘.:mortal.‘ Lieleaguered by the sullen hosts of winter, is withdrawn into the im- pregnatile fortress oi its subterranean vitality, and emerges upon the first solicitation oi spring. Sown by the winds, by wandering birds, propagat- ed hy the suhtilc horticulture of the elements which are its ministers und

ofthe world. its tenacious libres hold the earth in its place, and pre- vent its soluble components from washing into the wasted sen. It in~ vades the solitndes ol deserts, climbs the inacessihlc slopes und lorliidilin-g _ninnacles of iiioiintains, modifies cli- mates, and determines the history, character and destiny ol' nations, lnobtrusive and patient, it has im.-

|mortal vigor and aggression. lianisli-

,eu from the throughfare und the field lt nbides its time to return, und when vigilance is relaxed, oi' the dyn- asty is perished, it silenty resumes the throne from which it hos been expelled, but which it never nbdicnt- es. It bears no hlazonry of bloom to charms the senses with fragrance or splendor, but its homely hue is more enchanting than the lily or the rose. It yields no fruit in eiirtli or iiir, and yet should its harvest iail for a single year fnmino would do- populnte the \\'i'irld.”-John J. ln- galls.

Marie Horse Races

WF.l)_\`lCl~ll)A\' .llll.Yli_ l‘_ll4

$190.00 in liiirui-s

linens start ut one o’clock p,m_. There \'.-ill he three classes, 2.24 class trot und pace, I'ni‘i:o $101). 2.40 trot and price,-l’ilrse iill Three your old,--i’ul‘sc .... .. 30

Iiiices end ut. fifth hent---

lintries will iiiipear Inter, 'l‘liis

truck is one of tl;c best if not llic host track on tlu- Island, und has been lcnigthenetl this spring null put in first. clues roiiditiuli und if the weutlier proves lu.vor.'il>le it will be no doubt one of the best races ol the season.

There will he in addition; Ton, dinner, ice cream und diiiiring i-uilooii, rind everything that will ninke the day ii most cnjuyulile one.

Speciiil train nl'i':ingemc|its from

(‘lii;il'lottet.o\\'n :irc :in l`ollowii:--

Fare Time

Ph:irlot.tet.o\\'n 700. ' 0.00 Royalty Junction lific. 0.15 York 550. 0.26 Sussex 5012. 0.34 lledloril 45c. 9.42 'I‘rucniiic 45c. 0,51 Mt. Stewart 35c, 10.10 St. Anilrciifs 30c. 10.14 Morcll 10c. 10.36

Notice

We beg to isilvise our patrons that

it is our desire to Hive them entire satisfaction. If tlioi-ic who Phone us their orders would kindly tuke into consideration the situation we are in when f. lrundreil or more rush phone orders come in, with only an hour or two for iilling and delivering them. We have two delivery teams in uc- tive service and ii our putrens would kindly ninke nn ciiort to liunil in their orders earlyvwe guarantee ant- isinction in promllt llelivvfl’ "H ill every other muy,

Charlottetown Fish Supply Co.

Phone 340-J.

173 Grafton St.

servants, it softens the rude outline-

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Sale of '

Dress I Embroideries

Our whole stock of Dress Embroid- eries will be put on sale this morn- ing at very low prices. We have gone right through the line, and give you below a synopsis of the values.

27 inch wide Fine Swiss

Embroideries for Children’s Dresses. Regular 90 to $1.10 Sale Price 78c yard

i 27 inch in the very finest

qualities. Regular $1.25 to $1.35. Sale Price 98c yard

_ 40 inches wide. F ul-1 dress

width Swiss Embroideries. Regular $1.00 to $1.85. Sale Price 75c yard

l

__ 40 inches wide. Full dress width Swiss Embroideries. Very 'fine qualities and neat patterns. Regular $1.25 to $1.65 95c yard

display of tweed and worsted suits in _ _V the seasons latest styles, made by ` master iailors in sizes to fit every fig- F at

ure and fancy. Prices ranging from

$7.00 up.

Si i_'1”l‘\l€Y 'POS

The olwuvs-busv Store.

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You” Get Good i

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The following list o. prospective fox Marie urrivp 10 45 S Ut t Q -.,-,J,¢.;_A;.¢._»\ _

y. . _ ... _;_ 1_3 _

dividends Ls lcfgrliilviieo from imerneiin H ,H l t rounds mem” S a a E ,OW ,_\

.- im si ni 1 . . . ._:_._, ' 4-; _ >

In 801110 instances the dividmld to be I L 0 I" '1-4M.s'.|-izii. H 'I' 5%

declared may ble more, in others less L J "__,-_ _ ,il hut approximately it will be in the ¢ :j~__-1, `}"-‘_I §

When you are looking for an un- “f-_ .1 -r .- » < .y

‘usually _good offer in men’s suits, you ` _iiii-;-if -;~._`T ,I had better come to Reuben 'i`uplin’s. ‘

Here you will find an excellent

Reuben Tuplin & Co A

Kensington __ _-

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Dr. J. Woodbury’s Horse

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iioRsEMEN. Arrenrionl '-1

These are the Preparations which

have helped to make Canadian Horses famous.

They have many iniitators but no

equals.

Ask for and Demand

Liniment l

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the undersigned and marked "Ten-

*worse-rural’

Dr. J. Woodbury’e Cele-

135 108 100 it

oi the Driving Park Association,

dere for Catering" will he received up till July lllth . for the privilege oi .catering at the annual Scottish Gathering to be held on the grounds

l1en\‘Y"f.0Wl'|. /lilriinf. l8f_h, 'Nw

$4 U9

highest or any tender not necessarily » -' 00\|.

brated Condition

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CANADA-

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Powders i

For Sale by All Dealers

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“,°"°" _ - 'r. M. im=i'ii.i.AN,

Secretary.

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J Veliio-_1-sum.

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