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and to arrange about the

Painting '

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“The Minister’s Bride"

An old-fashioned play in four acts.

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The Mrs. Mrs.

Miranda Meek,..Miss Nellie' Gillespie Ephrlam ..Mr. Kenneth Martin

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Joe Crabbe . . . . . . . . .. . .Mr. Tennant Miss Smiley ...Miss Mamie G|l|esP|¢

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ST. JAMES HALL, November 27th

LIST OF CHARACTERS!

Miniiiter's Bride, .

Miss Blanche Toombs'

Rev. John West. .Prof. Theo. Ross Crabble..Mias Hortense Phillips Charity . . . . . . . . . . ...Mrs. Tait

Jones .....Miss Alice Saunders Charity Mies Maud McLean Seegbod... ..Miss Pearl Hunter Sha pe . . . . . ...Mrs. P. Barlow R hi ..Mr. Wm. McNeil

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CANDY FOR SALE

iiiiiliil. MEETING iii 0 il|liii|S PEUIGHEED EUXES

The adjourned annual meeting of

the _gglhn R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes, Ltd., eld in the Board of Trade Rooms, Tuesday evening, was a very

repirsegiative one.

e reetors’ re ort was

together with the bliisiness stiiifigiliittsiit for the breeding season 1918-1914.

on 9-CC°llI1ll of the extension made

I0 the Comiisnifs operations, it was resolved to enlarge the directing hoard, Last year’s Directorate was re-elected en bloc, as follows:-Mr John R. Dlnnis. Charlottetown; Dr B, C,

garden, Sackvflle. 'N.B.; Major A, A, artlett, Charlottetown; Mr Charles Lyons, Charlottetown. and Mr W, E__ CZUUGTOD. Charlottetown. ‘ The two“ new Directors are Major Chas. Leigh, Cliarlottetown, and Mr (1, ii, iiiagk (‘ilai'lottetowii. f ' _ I‘lic regular annual meeting of the (;oinpauy wus held in the lioard of 'lrude Rooms on Oct.-13. 1914. and on account of the unfinished state of the business was ailjourneii, to meet again on Nov. 2-ith. An English brokerage firm held un option on $80,000 of the (-0mD¥my's stock. and as this did not expire till Nov. lst, 1914, a closing out oi' the year's business was pre- vented before that date. This firin is “OW Yl€i§0ll8.ting for ,a second, option.

The following is the. Directors'

report:- ` To the Shareholders of thc .loliii R.

Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes, Ltd.. ,

Ladies and Gentlemen,-

We beg to submit for your con.

sideration the following detailed report ot' the year's business.

The Company commenced operations

last autumn with eleven (11) pairs of silver foxes, all registered in the Prince Edward island Silver Fox Breeders' Association. Today there are in the breeding pens nineteen pairs ot pedigreed silver foxes.

At it special meeting held March

25th, 1914, the Company resolved to extend its breeding operations by retaining the young foxes whelped during the 1914 season and issuing share capital to the piibllc on this additional asset. Supplementary letters patent were obtained, authoris- ing the Company to issue up to $750,000 of capital stock. Thereupon the Directors put un issue of $200,000 on the mitrket. and the President and Secretary were authorised to proceed with the disposal of it, twenty (20) per cent. of the par value oi the shares being set aside for agents' commis- sions, advertising and expenses ol' sale.

Had all this issue been taken up the

Company would have paid over sixty (60) Der cent. in dividends to the shareholders. During the early sum- mer months your Drectors had every reason to believe that this issue would be quickly disposed of. The depress- ing trade conditions which followed the declaration of the European war affected the industry very adversely and caused quite a falling off in the sale of stock.

Up to Nov. 21st, 1914. two hundred

and seventy-nine (279) shares (par value $100) have been subscribed and fully paid up. Partial payments have been received on fifty-six (56) addi- tionul shares.

The Directors have sufficient money

on hand after deducting the expenses ot' the current year, to warrant them paying a dividend of eight (8) per tgznt. and expect to be able to declare an additional cash dividend by the end of the year. This will depend on the contingency ol the unpaid balances on shares already subscribed being paid up, or additional shares being

subscribed.

The Directors propose to allot to

the old shareholders whatever shares rcmuin unsubscribed and fully paid up hy Dec. 31, 1914. This is subject lo conditions and resolutions which may be embodied in thc ininutes of

the annual meeting.

To facilitate the distribution of this

stock, the Directors pursuuiif, to it t-solution carried at tho regular annunl meeting on October 13th, have applied i'or supplemeiitury letters patent authorising the dlvisioii ot' the one liuiuired dollar shares into ten shares

of ten,doliars each.

The financial statement will be 'sub-

mitted by the Secretary-Treasurer for

your consideration and approval.

Respectfully submitted in behalf of,

the Directors.

J. R. DINNIS, President.

W. E. CAMERON

. Secretary-Treasurer.

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of biisiness transacted up io Nov. 24, 1914.

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Sales Account (being $27,-

900 fully paid up stock, _ less 20 per c.ent.), 22,320.00

. $23,320.00

Expenditure.

Care and keep of foxes, $4,045.00 Furniture and fittings, 155.00 Wages account, 78.00 Stationery and printing, 28.75 General expenses, 417.83 Dividend No. 1 (8 per ccnt.), 17,440.00 Buluiice in thc hunk, 1,155.42

$23,320.00

Stock.

Stock subscribed and fully

paid up. $27,900

Stock subscribed and parti~

ally paid, 5,600

Stock unsubscribed, Nov. 24

1914, 106,500

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Small Deposits Welcome

It you wish to start n Savings

Account do not hesitate because

an have only ti small sum to

gin with; you will be welcome

at our ofiice. Some of our large accounts began as deposits of $1.

It is our aim to have customers

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ISLAND BRA ICHES Chailottetown Suminerslde Aibsrton 0 Leary Kensington

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' Balance on haiid. December < A _

A izs iN' E/ich PAci<AoE. 22,1913. $1.000.00

,;657_1|_2(,mgi Amount reuliscd, 1914, :is per

Capital O B 000 000 Surplus $11,000,000 Total Resources 850 000 000

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Read Books

London Newspapers advise the PUBLIC to Read

plenty, a.id not worry and concentrate th_e mind too much on the WAR, read ood Books. read light literature, but read read. (Don’t read War News only) This is’e_xcei,ient advise,

all who can. read, BOOKS are cheap,.never were so cheap as

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Thousands of Books from 5c, 10c, 15c, 25C. UP-

' R pints of Popular Copywright Books, regular grice $1.25, our

Baie gcggnbffgo gieits and 60 cents per copy, just received from the pu iishers. _

D Rai h Connor’s New Book "The_Pa_troi of the Sun Dance Trail" (iustout) mailed to

P ‘any address for 51-25-

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iii Elliliiiill SERIES

The very successful football record

of St Duustun’s College was raised another notch yesterday afternoon, when the senior team from that instl~ tutton defeated the Connaughts in the final game of the series, thereby win- ning the, championship.

The game was played on a dirty

field, too muddy for much fast work; despite this. hvwever. the same was not at all dull, and at periods some very brilliant flashes of play took place.

The'St Dunstan‘s kicked off in the

first half. This half might be called the Conns half," as the boys ot' the red and white were compelled to rouge as often as four times. The (lonns repeatedly got the bull down to their opponents line, but seemed unable to get the ball over. The scrum ol’ thu Conns was not working well, wliereus the Saints scrum worked like ti inacliino. The Conns continued to rush their opponents, meeting re- verses which would llemoralise their play for a time, but as the whistle blew for halftime, however, they had just sent the ball from their end for one ol' the prettiest plays of the game. executed by Harold Gillis.

The superior practice and training

of the College boys was clearly evi- dent in the second half, although the Conns were by no means a spent force, showing wonderful endurance with the little training they have had.

Although tho. Conns improved .in

the scrum somewhat in this half, the Saints opened out their play better and kept their opponents principally on the defensive. .

It took the Saints fully twenty min-

utes hard play_ to overcome the stubborn resistance ‘of the Conns and touch dowiif the' biill/ , The Saints dribbled to the Conns ond und iii thc ensuing play (‘,ni'raii got. the ball and went over the line, uinid the thunder- ous applause of the lusty College rooters. Curran further excelled him- self by converting with one oi' the nicest kicks seen forsomn time. send- ing tlie ball over the bar betweeii the posts from a dliiicult position ut right angles.

The Conns tried hard to cvcu up

matters, but were uiisuccessi'iil, and the game ended five minutes later with the Saints the victors by the sz-ore 'of 5-0 and also the cliiiinpions of the series.

Mr James McMillan refereed. il is

needless to say, satishtctorily.

A game between the Abegweits and

St l)nnstau's would now be intercstiiig.

"Remember every cent you spend in

purchasing Rexull goods, helps to boost the Patriotic Fund, helps to feed the families of those who have gone to the front andhelps to keep the Can~ adians employed. MacKinnon Drug Co., corner Great George and Kent streets. intf

Prssguits

Mr Gibson Taylor. son of (Zantniu

T. G. Taylor, Charlottetown, arrived

Vhonierlast night froriialuuiiioiitoii, Atta.

Mr. Frank Stewart, of Bruce Stew-

art & Co.. Ltd., went to Tignish yes- terday niorning. `

Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Woodman, (‘har-

lottetown, returned hoinc last night from Steilarton.

l\'ir. W. K; Rogers, city, left yester-

day morning on a business trip to Mon- treal, Buffalo, and other cities. lie will be absent about ten days.

Rcv. Dr. ileartz left yesterday

morning for Amherst iiftcr nttending thc Jubilee t-clcbrntioii oi' thc First Mctlioilist (`hui'ch.

Mrs. ll, G. t‘rosliy, St. .loliii's, Nild.,

who luis liven visiting hor dangiitor, Mrs. 'l‘. li. Wooiliiiun, Spring l’urk Road, city, and Mrs. Charles R. Ro- gers, Suininersidc, for the past few .nionths, returned to her home Tues- day niorniug. Mr. and Mrs. Woodman nccompanietl hcr as far as Stcllnrton.

Mr. (A. G. McLcan,'Centrai, Lot 16,

was in Cliarlottetown yesterday. Mr, McLean is Secretary of the Lot. 10 Dairying Association. lie informs The Guardiun that the output of' the factory this year is fully up to that of any pre- vious year anil prices are considcrulily higher.

SON' OF K,\ISER IN

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l.O\'DON' Nov. 24.-Prince August William, Emperor )Williani's fourth son, siistained a fracture of the thigh and severe contusion of the jaw its the result; of H motor accident. while milking 3 inilitary *our se"-‘ ~ “"‘- er's 'Amsterdam despatch from Bch lin.

Thm People Can Increase Weight

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_ We are now showing an exceptionally fine line of finest bedroom furniture- in the newest, classiest designs-a big variety of the best woods and finishes.

Brass Becis--Dressers--Chiffoniers

In a bewildering variety-long lines offering to choose from. We've many a

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in genuine mahogany--quartered oak-circassian walnut-

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No trouble to choose satisfactorily here--biggest variety-lowest prices

See That 0 Handsome Bedroom Suite in

Our Show Window---Every Piece Priced _

One of the best values we’ve been able to offer for some time--one of the

prettiest suites ever offered for the money. It consists of the foliowmgz-

Brass Bed $10.80 Mahogany Dresser $19.90

Similar to the bed shown in the picture Three drawer Empire mahogany dresser

with large shaped British bevel mirror plate--

in this adv-4 poster style. lt’s all brass with il high C1355. attractive StYi@ Such 35 You

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large 2 inch corner posts-5-8 inch fillers and our Spegial price

is full size. Your choice of either polished . _ _ or dull satin finish-full size. You would ex- M3i`l0g3lly Ci'l€if0Ill8l° ,

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There’s limitless entertainment in the COLU_M-

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