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»' Faniériaav 14 1914*

_ _ ' [__ _ _ "ral urges News THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘ ' misfr or ini."

PAGB F IFTEEN

Some' Snaps for W.<1m_en _

--every-litem a bargain

"P3f€f1f Dump, two buttons and strap. very stylish, smart and the latest mode, sizes 21-2 to 7, regularly $3.50 for...... $230 1

A gun metal pump with

separate straps, natty and distinctive, sizes 21-2 to 7, regularly $3 for_.._$2_40

Same as above but made

of patent leather, $3 for

..._.;..... $240

Patent buttoned boots,

American line, sizes 2 1-2 to 7, chic and smart, regularly priced at$4for ..._ $520 `

Same as above but slight-

ly cheaper quality, regularly $3.50 for.. ...... _ _ $230

A gun metal buttoned

boot, sizes 21-_2 to 7, a smart and dressy line regularly sells for $4 now. ._ . ..$_'5,20_

ALLEY & CO.

135 Queen St.

,i--__A _,_ ,__

ff’ Phone 397 Y I

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en you wish to make _ appointment with the 131

I Cook Studio

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JAS. BAYER

Pl-IOTOGRAPHER

127 Grafton St.

Telephone 192-J.

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FOXFS _ FOR SALE I

1914 Pups Silver Black ALSO

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Silver Black Breeders |

est you WRITE or wmi: us FUNDY FOX C0 LTD

‘ Thrift does not mean saving for a short period and then spending the amount on some fancied extravagance,

Success is_' attained by

Saving and_ investing in some security which will return the money at a given date and pay inter- _est or rent for the money in the meantime.

The Dominion Trust

Company invites those who seriously mean to save and succeed, to open accounts here, and pro- mises to aid by suggest- ing sound investments whenever requested.

The man who merely

desires a safe depository for funds, without intend- ing to have those funds grow for use in old age or under trying circum- stances, will not be a successful man, and we can not make him so.

We will be glad to dis-

_cuss this important sub- J€Cl at any time with those desiring to save or those who have already developed this excellent habit.

i>oMiNioN

TRUST COMPANY

Board

_ W. H, All/een

Hou. Chas. Dalton

I"l‘¢mk R. Heartz

H. M. Davison,

Manager

i Morris Block A Charlottetown -

Advisory

Other Ofiices, Vancouver, Victoria, Nanaimo, New Wéstrninster,WCalgary,W Regina, Winnipeg, Montreal, London. Eng, Antwerp,

Belgium. '

12152-14Mstt3i.

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all for later delivery.

lf Quality, Breeding and l Lowest Prices would inter- '

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` March ._ .. May July October

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May Por __ May Lard 1095 1087

Atchison . . . _._ Am. Beet Sugar Am. Smelters 69 1 Amal. Copper 77} Brooklyn R. T. 92§ Canadian Pacific 217 Eric ............... __ 311 Gt. Northern Pid. 132; Mex. Petroleum ._ 72}

Miss. Pacific

Northern Pacific .

Reading .... __ Rock Island 75 Southern Pacific 961 Union Pacific 163} U. S. oteel Utah Copper 56

May Wheat July Wheat May Corn .. July Corn ..

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iottstown. P. E. 1.

February' 13, 1914. NEW YORK STOCKS

68..

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nnsyivania 112%

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MONTREAL STOCKS.

i‘win City .`

.Ottawa 167i 165K 157 Pulp

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COTTON.

GRAIN B: PROVISIONS.

89d 88; 65; 65’

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cannot betoo black or too heavy providing_ it is Coal. Get in a sup ply of t e best NOW you will feel more sure of comfort and warmth. Our grades are _warran- ted to satisfy you in quality and price. ' ~

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_,,__,____,,____,______,_____.,v._.___._.___._.___._____Tv._.,,_.__,:__VZ,______v_____,_._____.__________,____::__________V_____________:_________ lloyds that headed. the list of sub- If-ttetown are Lloyds Agents in P. E.

" "" ' criptious to purchase the first boat island.

-.-*IT PAYS to buy in this province ...°0NE CENT per word each inner- niet put out through the storm-| ------ `

-- tion for advertising in this column. .Wreck to rescue imperilled lives, and BEING A BUY Is ABOUT

...°T. GORDON IVEB ll Guardian C h .

_al must accompany order. Mini ltr over a quarter of a century Lloy- _ Tl-lit BEST THING IN LIFE.,

aswt in Mont-neue. Hin olive iilwsv mum charge twenty-live emu. ui maintained the only lite-snving / ---

"”'” ` 1 _ has Lloyds that originated in the such rr-islits; half the world is afraid.

...°TU.E MORNING DAILY Guard- S l giar 1803 the great philanthropic and of them and they four no one. Those hm _mn b° °bI'“l“°d *W W- A' J°|l|1‘ atrlotic fund which for over ii rent- who have livcd so long as to forget. _

ston l. Mont-n8ue. ry tins gfovided homes and orphan- the years _when they were learning

"_" _ _ --- ge or e widows and children of to adjust ticmseives to this world

_ -~-°GE0RGET0WN~-SL DBVW 11 rren who loss their lives fighting the have no patience with boys. They lrsshyterisn Cl\ur¢li._ G°oraet_0wu.- First Methodist-Rev. J, Hem.-y ations battles on sen and land. It hand out short-anne directions which _ J _ The Rovd. A. J. W. Back will preach at eleven and at ,evem Bible Gyms as Lloyds that initiated and sup- _even grown-lips could not understand | ' ' ' ;>_ll£U;1_l:iBY____F_\1Ibl_uary $5? at 11 a_i_i_i_i_i. up 2_30_ X my" _service wednesday ortcd in royal fashion the refugee, and they expect the boy to suppiv

trgubiiad “Se BPD; 1:; _________l;_-___\'¥l~»_________\: evening up -7_3g_ Students and atmm hat have since become endowed, for beginning and end and all the rest. grown up5_ a. Y 8' gem, cordially welconm ne care of the maimed and crippled l But, although thc boy means to do

59159110110 9311091151011. OD W°d11¢3¢lB-Y. ln the service of their country. .It the right thing and carry Ont. dircc- 3 Fcby' _18' at 730 P' m* A cordial Gracé Church--Rev. T. Marshall at "-15 I-l0YdB that. more than any oth- .tlons, responsibilities slip from him c

welcome is extended to all. 11 and at 7_ gunduy School and rtfactor, brought_wi_r_;iless tclegraphy ag easily as water from a duci\'s 0

' "“' Bible Class at 2.30. A cordial vi- ° °0mm°“ “S0 11 B 01361111 marine .l..uck_ There aic so iiinny things to to g

IYLEETING.-Mr_.mT. A. Boll- tation is extended to strangers ignd rom selfish motives no doubt you 'be leaned and everything is sn H.

son. _ou rymsn will a resssmwt- _ H t d t isiii say, and admittedly so, but nev- ‘rn ti inf; . i . -.1 h. in . - _ 1118 ill U10 |1811 M Ml1\'l'&Y HB\'l10\` (0 ege B u en S' rtheless one of the most beneficient lpilnircio nga,-61|, \ (lY,l,,,fm;,,v,,nlB 0 E ‘Hung loom' humuwcd' for once' but

r _ ~ = Y nc not missin the slightest 'ncident lriortll, On Tueiday, Féb. 17th, COIL i 1 t 1 di 1 1 1 th (_ f ~ , , _ _ K _ - I _ - rnencing at 7.30 i>_n>. suiiieet oi PRESBYT”-“IAN» iw" "‘;‘hs" "5 t 2 Wasgnf’ "h"“>~ l 1'-lvfyfhlllt' will be revealed with em-

95 011 0 SWB CBP- Y Like the youni' colt lic has to bc lellisliinenti 'l l

address will be the Marketing oi . _ h- t f t _ t I th _ _ ‘ ' I’ “ 1°" U0 |105! B015 Eggs Under the Egg Circle systmn St. James Presbyteiiu.ii.- llov. nie 15 01`Y 0 0 m01`l'0W Cf_1l1 21 6

A". interested are invited to M_tehd_ Dr. Fullerton at li and ut seven. ‘~°"y WHY °f aplmmng ‘l_|9“ste“`1.“' not exciting to the-_ boy alone. ‘All The ladies are Bpecxauy_askcd to 5U`H_1li€€l’B and c0llcgc students are “ted and tcatlgstruphesl '“_;‘e`?f“°kc(: the ieliltives :iid neighbors know ii- mvl :ind while the big boy keeps up make 8 special . ,mort to attend_ cordially invited to ull services, Sun. Y "N150" 0 8011018 _li DD 1011 0 bout it, rind, gust as in the ciiso of i

1223 day School and Bible Class under H815" 0" °°e”~“'g°mg B 'P5~ the colt tlitrc is always some one

---_-_--_--_ 011101611-li 1-CBCIIGYB at 2-30 ii. m. Pray- Enough has been sam to Prove whn si.-es its good points and rewiiidi: t.

"F |l‘~"9l"i"E Wednesday eveniua at 7.150. hat in 'I large measurg' there is “ with n lllfllll Of Hllltllr. so it rarely sion in table manners which he stew.

| qq. Morning- Sublectz- Barriers and mart _IPM heal” eve", "1 L_l°Yd9 AS' 'happens that the boy is entirely 1-fl away in his memory at the time

Stumbling Blocks Evening- Con ‘°°I“'t‘°“ Outside of its emclmcy as viitlioiit a sympathetic friend- ani

ventiouau a business instrumentalit ast his

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i 1 y an ns men y tory proves that the golden thread msgs; these the boy Wimnglv dom i§_H New Zion-Morning prayer meeting °f Img' "“P“l8°s is closely l“term"fg' chores and errands although, as that

at ten a. m., Rev. Mr. Taylor

STUCK U T Ti _ __ M H “_ m__ and at 7 _ ,mi-ter 0iiiignt_i_0ns_ _ __ \ ,_,,' _ h .,d_ ,', _ h , t h 1,

Q_3_A ONS in. Sunday School and Bible Clogs Take" from Cmmdm" I"s“"“"C“ clinto lirsbrslii oil h\i's sl)i5iIie'iTfilll;oiisec;cif)g“y

.limtations furnished by F. B. Mc- at 2-30- A 00141111 1llVlfl1»fi0l1 is Of- _ _ _ _

Curdy sl Co., steak and guna Bro. fcred strangers and college students. " ` "-7" '“" " "'

liars. Members Montreal suing Ex. Morning Subject... The true recom- chauge, 164 Richmond St., Cha,-_ Dense or service. Evening:-The Clown

refused or Life made or marred.

People's Church- Service at ui.

. _ 7 v-

High Low Close will he conducted by Rev. D, Mc. ss; sas ss; l»°f1“~ _

25%

` BAPTIST.

Rev. Z. I1. Fush at ll und at 7

Sunday School at 2.30 with Loy

922 “ - 210; nlists” class of adults in Church au- 31

ditorium. A cordial welcome is ex-

132§ tended to all the services in this

church. Subject for morningt- The beat Valentine: Evening:--The Founda-

iiag tion of Religion- Revcrcnee_ 112g 168

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

7 96% Central Christian-Evangelist Rev. 153i A. J. McLeod at 11 and 7. ‘Sunday -66% 56

School and Bible Class at 2.30.Praycr meeting Wednesday at 8 p, m, All seats free. College students and strangers are cordially invited to all

High Lgw C1036 services. Morning Subjectz- Rock or

l3i‘uziliaii Traction 91 90? 90;. Sand, Which? Evening;- The Prison Detroit XD. .... ._ iz Opened.

Dom. Steel Corp'n 391 39; 39; ANGLICAN.

Minn & St. P. (S00) 136 135; 135% Montreal Power ._ ._.227§ 226 22?; St. 1-’aul's-Rector, Rev. T. W. N_S_ Sree] & Coal Com N0 sale Murphy. Services at 11 and 7. Holy Richelieu .li Ont. Shawinigan . . . .._ ._ _Spanish R._Com _._ Toronto Ry.

Communion after evening service.

2.30. All seats free.

munion at 8. Mntins at ll. Sunda

night of the week .and on Sunday.

SINIIMINI [lf llllll]’S

ar - eaded, practical and mercen

As a nation of shrewd statesman the English have left their mark upon the

Fi* *W rest of the world Equal) tr li

-l - - - y ue, ow-

aver, although not so readily recog-

Paper

Remnant Sale

A f t e r a successful

year's business in our

Wall Paper Department we find many lots of Choice Pattems mostly small lots, some have border, some have none. All these pattems must

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cARD s

To the Electors of the (lity ol

Charlottetown. Ladies and Gentlemen :-

Permit me to thunk you very sili-

cerely for the cordial support which you accorded me on the 11th inst, by means of which I was re-elected as Sewar anti Water Commissioner.

Alter so many years. it is V017

gratifying to realize that my early services in originating the Water System for Charlottetown, and aid- ing in its successful operation, are appreciated by the present generation of my fellow citizens.

Yours very respectfully,

JAMES MACDONALD.

Feby. 12th, 1914.

tv 12141/Ili.

be Cleared out at Qnge tg

mak _ com for our ' form, when the loud tones of the bell

3 1° his attracted attention, gives out the

rt idings, good or bad. And_thc men

_ pl Lloyds are never deaf to the bra-

ant new stock which has

Bed Room, Dining Run

Parlor, Hall and Kitcliell Papers all pretty dc8lE115 nowfon sale at exactlb’

HALF PRICE

Out they go lisiow east.

Come early, sales C011- ducted on fini floor. Terlswi-

Csrlerli Comlllli'

ni. I

0ptical Service”

Our business is to ex-

amine Eyes. We sim io give our patrons the ben- efit, the most mudern and approved methods of ex- srnlnstion.

Tint our services are

appreciated. is evidenced by the large increase in this yesr’ii business.

We guarantee to give

you the best results ob- tainable by the use of p.operly itted lenses.

G. F. Hutcheson 99 Gianni st. optieiin

nized, is the fact that no nation is m01`° 3-Ppreciative of sentimental cus- tims or conservative of time-honored ‘institutions than the English people. An illustration of British conservat- ism is found in a custom extant to- ay in the headquarters of London loyds. Away back in the year 1791 French worship, the Lutlne, was uptured by Admiral Duncan and dded to the British navy .us the iiintrubaiidl of war. Subsequently slie uitered the service of thc mercantile marine, and while on lier wuy to Hamburg with a cargo of bullion, sank with all on board. Some sixty mars after the event, Lloyds under. iiok to salvage the cargo, lind ns it Jesuit of their efforts over £20,000 was recovered, and incidentally the £`iip's 'bell which bore the arms of Bourbon of France, and the shlp's rudder. And if one is lucky enough lt) gain entrance to the underwriters’ oom at Lloyds to-day, one may sec great arm-chair fashioned from the udder of the old Lutine, and per- hance 'listen to the sound of the bell hat for over half a century rested ri undrad fathoms beneath the waves. This bell is always used to precede he announcement of special news oncerning shipping. The announcer aking his place upon n small plat-

\ en summons of that ancient bell, for are its vibrations cease, the chances as that some will shout for very ratification at a financial

l arvest reaped, or wilt and shudder as they huddle down to figure out

_line loss that must be met.

:rain Pi-i1i.ANTi-irtorv or i.i.oitDs_

So much for ssntimenth but _there

lie another side of Lloyds that calls

tely, but nevertheless true, the mer- snary Englishman demanding his pound of flesh cannot somehow run his business without allowing patri- tle impulses and bsneflcent and phil- nthropic ideas to enter into the eckoning. Of course no credit is due 0 him for this sign of weakness to- ward which competitors charitably ll;rn the blind eye. And in the vast

nvslancpes of critlcisriifgiirled against Lloyds rom time to time, one is led tt wonder at the lack of appreciation Di an element of that institution to which the whole world is debtor. It

I r notice. Fortunately _or nnfortun-

was Lloyds that established the first

Sunday School and Bible Class at

St Peters Cathedral- Holy Com-

School at 2.30 and evensong at 7.

Salvation Army- Services snub

g _ . ._

_t_ics of John Bull are pre-eminently

d h ' -

HIT. swears to be the general con-

2162 leption of all outside his little island, 1090

& E g in.n.....t mn., ....i,.n.,n..niy nnntin lionrnni or T.n.nt.._ nm. n.....n....»,_` D. D. D’

Prescription

`-for I5 years- Tlie Slsnlsrdlsldn lenely un

I. At FOSTIR fenirel Drugstore, Charlottetown

I ervice in the United Kingdom. It H0111! B b0Y is BUCII 11111! BOYS are

li’ _turning cart wheels and doin various things not understood h

How one envies the big boysknuwn s bank presidents and otiicers ol orporations who look after thtlclour Yl’d_. blight-faced boys that run down

nn great city for a holiday from

thool. The trail into the big hotel

broken to harness und the process is home,

lint thrri. lic sits ns solemn ,in it

:iiiistniit strcztin of talk int_ei‘estiiiir to boys, bless lilni_ the amiill boy is fyllliz to remember scraps of instruc-

tlicy were given und basn‘t. rememb- ered since.

But towards the last tlie boy iia-

tlira comes out and there is the loy- . ous boyish laugh as lie is allowed to r-lioosv his |i:iddintr_ lllcss tlie boys! How they nrigliteii things!

led with the duns and gi-eys of its gr," boy lover Charles Dudley WM,

Silver Black Fox Farming Brings Riclies

The new England and Prince Edward Island Silver Black Fox Co. Lid.

has the best proposition to offer to the investor. The Company has secured 14 pairs of the best grade of Prince Edward Island Pedigreed Silver Black Foxes selected from five of the best ranches and from the best strains of Foxes on the Island. The Company was also fortunate in purchasing a ranch containing 88 acres with up-to-date buildings for ranching.

The capital stock is $300000 par value of shares $10. Prospectus of the

(Company and full particulars will be forwarded to interested parties by ad- ressing

New England and Prince Edward Island Silver Black Fox Company, Ltd.

201 Devonshire St., Room 234, Boston, Mass. Te_l. Fort Hill 2370.

P. D. COMPTON, Sect.

1135-2-iolvitf _

THE ORIENTAL ,SILVER BLACK AND PATCH FOX COMPANY, LIMITED

(To as iNCoiiPon.\_TEi>) __

IIEAD OFFICE ST. PETER’S, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Provisional Directors

President---William Sutherland, Farmer and Agent, Sl. l’clcr’s

Vice-President-Charles Quigly, Miller and Fox Dealer, St. Petcr’s

Daniel 0’Hanley, Lobster Packer, St. Peter’s

W. W. Cox, Station Agent P. E. I. Railway, Morell

R. W. McEwen, Merchant, St. Peter’s -

Provisional Secretary-Treasurer--R. W. McEwen, Merchant, St. l’cler’s

` Bankers

The Bank of Nova Scotia. Charlottetown

_ Object Of The Company The Oriental Silver-Black and Patch Fox Company, Limited, has lietiii foi'|\il‘d for l_li<- purpose

gg purchasi_ng,_ breeding, raising, and disposing of silver-black and patch foxes and all kinds of fur-

arin anima s.

g Prospectus of The Oriental Silver Black and Patch Fox Company Limited The Foxes

The Company have now three pair in their ranch.

No. 1 is a pair of Island silver blacks. Nos. 2 and 3 are two pair of Newfoundland silver patches of ilie very best quality, raised in

our ranch in Newfoundland last year. _ _ ~ _

It is a well-known fact that the Newfoundland fox is the veiy best fox obtaiii:ible_ 'I his fact can

be readily proven, as the oldest and most successful of Our Island fox_ ranchers have for years past, and do so yet, mate their Island best stock with the Newfoundland_ fox in order to get stronger,hcalth- ier and more vigorous stock in their ranches, and also better quality of fur.

Capitalization

The Company have these three pairs in their ranch, capitalized at $2{l00(l.(l0 (twenty-four thous-

and dollars). Of the twcnty~four thousand dollars, fourteen l iousand is paid up, and the balance (ten

thousand) is for salc in one thousand shares of len dollars each.

~ Upkeev _ _ _

Until September 20th, 1914, the ranch»ownei'_~i will niaintaiii llic ruiiiiinii of the entire rancli

` n char e to the Com an _

‘”"h°“t a Y g D Y The Possibilities

It is a wcll-known fact that fortunes have been made in zi short tiinc in tlit:_l’rii_ict: lfldwarrl

Island fox business and this opportunity has been by no means exhausted Fox-raiicliing is no longer an experiment but an accomplished science and one of the most profitable invcstiiicnt in thc world today. _

_ - Estimated Results _

If these three pairs produce at the lowest estimate, three pups each on or about April lst. IEII4,

and these sell at the low average'of $2500 (remember one air is silver-black), tliiS would uct l|ll’. Com an $22500 or in other words would return a profit ofp almost 100 p. c. on the money iiivcstcd.

in eight biontlis. Consider this, almost as soon as your money is _invested the _pups will be born. ls this not f_ar superior to invest_ing_ in a pair of 1914 pups out of which you wil gat nt; re__tu£_i_sCi3iCt{l 1915? This _fact is worth considering before investing. The Company guaran ee p. _ p y _ I, 1914, which is equal to 40 p. c. a year.

Ranch Manager _ _

Mr. G.H. Walker has had three year's experience in raising foxcs,and is a most competent man

in every res t. He also has an interest in the ranch.

pe” The _Ranch _ _ _ _

The ranch is onlv a short distance from St. Peter`s Station (about five iiiiiiutes walk) and witliiii

fifty yards of the keeper’s House, and is a most ideal lace to raise foxes.

Applications Tier Stock _ _

Applications for stock may be made to any of the Provisional Directors or the Provisiona

Secretary-Treasurer.

APPLICATION FOR STOCK

To The Oriental Silver Black and Patch Fox Co., Ltd.

St. Peter’s P. E. I.

I hereby make application for _ . . . ._ ...shares of thc Capital Stock of The firicnlal Silver

Black and Patch Fox Company, Limited, at $10.00 per share. Enclosed please find $......---- -being. _,....... percentandbcelagreetopayon or before-............... _._ . _ . ._.

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