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MAY 13 'T914 ‘ i.r'rns'r Niilws ` I ‘ ` THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN smsr or aim" ` PAGF .s"Vl‘2N

HaveiYou r

Appointe a Trustee

UnderYour

Will ?

The following is evidence

of the necessity:- f

Extract from the address

before Detroit Bankers' Club by Joseph T. Talbert, Vice- President National City Bank oi New York-

“A well known life insur-

ance compan_y~~has been fol- lowing up all its death losses of tive thousand dollars and over_. As a result of its in- vestigation it finds that after seven years ninety per cent of the beneficiaries have lost or spent the entire amount paid to themi’

This company acts in the

Wliiicity of 'lri.stee under

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Call and le_t ns explain

the matter, as it ailects your estate.

DOMINION TRUST COMPANY

"The Perpetual Trustee” 4 p. c. on Deposits

Advisog Board i

W. H. Aitken' Hon. Chas. Dalton

- Frank R.'l‘learlz

H. M. Davison,

Manager

Morris Block

> ` Charlottebwn.

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Artistic Photography, En largements, Developing and Printing for Amateurs, Pic- ture Framing &c.

THE ACORN STUDIO

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All dressy .vomen will' be

particularly pleased with the new showing of

Natty ldeas in Queen Quality

buttoned boots. Shown in patent styles with black cloth tops, new last and toe. $5.00 a pair.

Another boot with patent

vamp, cravenette quarter, kidney heel, new toe and last $5.00. f

Alley & co.

. 135 Queen Street

Photographer

\Ve in-ve placed in our studio two

n \\ wish in iii ’ M wh

To The Amateur

...°T. GORDON IVES il Guardian

~ ..."l`HE MORNING DAILY Cilwr-

digg can be 0hta11J8(1 Af. W. A. Juilli- ston’l, M0l1t&¢\l\\°-

...°THE MORNING Guardian can be

Q* f __ obtained in Souril at H. J- UB-

hon’e.

,..°MR. ED. D. FEEHAN Guardian epresentativs in Boliris will gladly aesivg subscriptions and advei-tisln¢ matter at the omce oi undartnksr W. L. Dingwell.

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A NEW YORK STOCKS

May 12th, 1914.

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Low Close

Atehisfin 952 ‘Am. nent augur- zii 213 zili Am. Bmulters 61; Anvil. Copper 72% 72% 721 Brooklyn ll. T. 921 92 92% Cmindian I’uCiiiC 1922 191% 191;,

283 281 213

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No sule

i 101 1092 111 insi

Erie

illinois (Je-lit... Mex. Petroleum

‘ Miss. Pnciiji 172

Northern Pacific 109%

iPennsyl\’ania 111

16; 109; 110% 165;;

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166

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rlpot--i1i.2`0 ilp 20.

Nluy July

October

1275 1258 1275 1240 1224 1240 1176 1165 1176

Dcccnlliei' 1177 1166 1177 GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

High Low Gina. 951 951 9-it 86% 852 35%

67 (Ji

e i : ers i' ms nurl prints. ay ent These with our u|i~tfo~ilut.v methods Julv Wheat r we can give yoil best results. May Corn

_ o Juiv Corn

Bayer Studio M..

67% A " cet os: os;

1942 1972

Jiilv Porlt 1972 1067

For a Good Photo- ~--~

-Visit the-

'l`he Noted Trotting Stallion

(Capt. Aubrey)

P... Rmrd 2.07 1.4 Trial zoo i-4 Enrolment No 30

Will stand at Charlottetown

next door to Pearden’s livery stable, Grafton Street, on the following dates. Friday May 15th until Monday l\/lay 25th noon, and on the same' diiys forniizhtly until close of season, subject to slight change of__wlnch notice will be given. _lerms $25.00 for the season with return privileges should 111-‘\_re not prove with foal. l‘ui'tlier inforrr-ation and pedi-

Hrce cards upon application to

C. A. MITCHEL

School Street,

_ Charlottetown £305-5-l3mwfMl8i

3-5- ¢-.~,.

\\~<-as 1;

Our Coal ls"ln The Lead

-»f‘¥:.i.':."s.*.;ir.tla_i§‘a.:::.'::°.t°i.i‘;;t.'iii duflnl the comi | season. Parties requlfllll Mme are requeltndl to their nr¢}ei‘l with an '(*!:g§f&gned, win |Mmu or Domln n ' 3 . . We are llc: on wclilrsdiglthoonen It hi hes!

mfasrgypm ogfisign., no m€£mg

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Expert ilpiical Service

Our business is to ex-

amine Eyes. We sim to give our patrons the ben- elit, the most modern and approved methods of ex- animation.

That our services are

'Thompson Seton has to say

1, F OX industry by sending for

092 092 1007 1002

002 1002

May Lui-d Jiliv l.~nrfl

A Qt‘...§.f.'I.9...'i,‘...'..»”‘

A. E. Lyon--siudioi ills Kind You llaiii Always illiiigll*

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. , I Bears the ` Finest work, moderate .price._ s,,m-mm, 0, % __

Personal attention given to; , Amateur's Work. ‘ l' S _ , 107 Queen st. cifiown ;Read The Article

on the Malagash Silver Fox Co. in the Guardian of May 13th,and see what Mr. Ernest

about the SILVER BLACK

a pamplet of the Boston Silver Black Fox Co.

Address

N. F. VAN HORSEN,

Agent in Montague. U

,,_'0Nlll OENT per word each inscr- tion lor advertising in this column. ash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge twenty-tive cents.

.Er<pu:‘li~ncod, plain cook, highest

-___ lwnges. - Apply bv letter giving ru-

ierence to Box 111 Bu.;u.i.i:rside_

_2341~5-13M wfmti.

...'sUssoiuaams should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid lor has expired and thus not,mls| au. issue. as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date. ., -

...°IMPOR'l‘ANT MEWFING.~ Mrs. Dunbrack and M-iss McDonald, will hold a'\von~1en‘_s Institute meeting in order to orranize in the Montaigne l~'iibliC Hall on May 13th at 2.30 p m. A lull att.cn.dance` is looked inr

2335.

HORSE NOTES

'l`hc well knowi; inure, Unggtnnt Blossom., owned by Olivei- .lny, I4`nn~

ning Brook, has brought forth 2, son, ‘ hl°ll Droll"-1505 to develop into ii speedy trotter. This foal is u beau- tiful chestnut in coli'-ur, with two white feet und 2, white face, and is sired by liritiiniiiu, the trotting _stallion owne-d by John lliichnnan, cf l’inette. llisi friends wish Mr. Jay the best of luck with his well-bred colt.

:zltnxnii Syrup of Hyi>o|»llo.~i;lill`r.i-.;

restores llniiltli, uti'l~lig.t.ii null vigor to the rntire i-iyntrin ily fiii'iiis\iiii.' the nleni-iits iii'cesi»'~:ii‘y to vni'it~l\ i.» pilrc. watery blood. it. 4-.i'e;ii,i~.s ,» keen iillllilf-ml. aids :lin--..iioii. ii' stores ‘~if.nlit.y, nlrvilulii _ilu i:.'llf‘i‘.il

' UUNTHEAL STOCKS lliwiltll. $1.0() ii |l1ll,l.li‘_ MnKi|||i¢>||

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High Low Ulolls

B ° Y ' liinziliuii 'friictloii 763 765 702

ring 01.11° emma.. cement 2111 2s za;

F'l H Detroit. t sei

l ITIS ere nom. steel Corin.. 221 214; air,

d Your work. be l`d4.(,lg.reS`E0eIl)q\;’eOOul Com. N0 igie one We l Hg t ‘md Quebec Ry. No saint promptly at moderate Richelieu .ii ont. -my so eel COSlZ. Spnnisii lt. Conf. 10

Toronto Ry. 131

COOK STUDIO COTTON

High liow L‘/ioliulc

llrull tin.. coi‘iit'r (limit. iieorgi- iiml Kent ‘tr--ix.

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the health of your kidneys and that is insllred by the use of itexnii Kill- ney l’ills. Thev are the most eiici: tive, efficient remedy for .ill kiniis ol kidiiev itihmeiits. Thciv \-.'on't noni VOU U rent; if tlieylfuil to give .~1_rt,is- faction. _l’ricc, 50c_ 11 iiox, 3 for $1.25, 6 for $2.50, sciit postpaid to .aiiv iiiiilirss. McKinnon Drug Co., orncr Gro.-it U-i:oi';;c niid Kent sts.

'.:Good health greatly depends upon

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A Friend in Need

Have you a friend who

cannot iifnd a comfortable shoe? . _

We can fit him com~

fortably.

We carry the most up-

to~date styles.

Have you a friend who

is looking for the best “all-round” shoe made?

Send him to us. We sell

Gold-Bond Shoes. Send yourself to us. Price 5.00, 5.50, and 6.00.

14 Kirkland Place, . Cambridge Mass. 1

2338-5~13m12i.

Morris & Smith Charlottetown Agents

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

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Staple Department Special.

20O yards of 36 inch line soft Madapol- lam Cambric for underwear, absolutely free fromdressing. Regular 18c

special at 126

300 yards of 42 in. Madapollam finished absolutely soft and free from dressing ready for the needle. The proper width for economical cutting of underwear.

Regular 4Oc, special at 306

200 yards of the best, finest and sheer- est soft finished 42 inch Madapollam it is possible to obtain. Regular 45c,

» special at 356

yd.

Men’s

Wool Makes

$2.20 to

Light Weight Underwear

Men’s light weight natural color Balbrig- gan underwear, long legs and sleeves

90c suit

Best quality natural color Egyptian Bal- briggan Underwear, either long legs and arms or athletic length 1.20 S1111

Combinations

White parous knit underwear klosed ~ krotch, athletic length _ 906 Suit

Best quality natural Balbriggan made with ' klosecl krotch, long legs and arms 1.10 S1111

Airywear, the finest and coolest suit in town, square knit of line lisle. Athletic

~ length, in‘ white only . 1.50 Slllt

Very line quality of English light weight unshrinkable all wool underwear. Fine and comfortable in fit, all sizes

2.75 suit

' Medium weight Penman’s natural color unshrinkable wool underwear, all sizes

f ° to suit

-- $2.90 3.65 |

you the best results ob- tainable hy the use of properly fitted lenses.

G. F. Hutcheson

Q9 Grafton St. Opticisn

We guarantee to give

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6811

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suis of comfort and

gwarmeel mtliJ.n0ur grades are warran-’ tedto satisfy you in ouaiiry and

filftinns ti tio.

One of the most lniportuiit. l--f '

sale! that have taken place in this province for some time was .that oi ins staiidnrd and registered trotting stallion Botton-, 2.381; owned ‘by Mr. D. A. Mc-Ktnnon of Chariottat,own,t0 Mr, T. Gordon Ivan ol- Montague, P. E. Island.

B01’.t0`H1 ll Ii SOM bl'0Wli gtgllion'

horn and riiiiied on the celebrated Allan Farm. Pittsfield, Mass. 1-is was sired br Blazers out qi K-Milk. by Kremlin. 2.07-|. His sire is one of the best in the world iiltliougb ,only twelve years old. and his dam is A n-oted producer. being the dsir. of four in the list. Bottom ie 5 pro- Golden Orme. which has been the lviost mcceniui breeding niche in all the worid's hiltory. He is a_ spirited en Mal. hnndlmwi. stlrcng and ‘lull ni vitality. His 1914 foals are without except among the ilnest ever pro-

duced in this province. V ' The iormbr owner has received

dozens of letters from intending breeders this year, but he was not, in a position to give the necessary Rt- t€I1ti0n to this valuable horse. Mr. IV" |10-B paid a big price for Bottom, but he has acquired one of tha best.- lired, best lonking and best, pro- ducing stalllonn living. He has visit- sd the Allan Farm and seen the sirc and dam of Bottom. B0ttom‘s fuii sister Berlra, 2.14§, has this year been entered in $40,000 worth of stakes in the Grand Circuit. There is no doubt that it Bottom had been given the nweslary trsllning- hewouid be as good 9 racing horse as Bei-ka.

In his new home he will receive the

vary best care. as Mr. Ives has hw! a great. deal of experience with horses, having owned an-.cnz others the noted sim Brazilian, 2.191. Bot- tom arrived in Mdntagus yesterday morning and is at present in Mr. Ives' stahie.

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_“Girls black und tnn button and laced hoots $210 lloW $1.iil. Splen- did vnlii.-. Golf Bros.

211216-'5-l`lM`Ji.

_:RED FOX l’UPS for Sale. Sole

dei-ivory zuaranteed. Emilia Stock Farm, Cogswell, Nortli`~Dnkotii, U.S.

6 p. c. School Debentures NOTRE DAME DE GRACE WEST, DUE MARCH, 1944

1 Price to Yield

» 5 po ce _ Details upon Request

R(_)_¥AL _SECURITIES CO ORATION, '-""'°"

Bank ol Hinitroal BN., Sl John N. I. l H. G. Flood. UMHBGT. ‘Phone M. B750'

Montreal, Toronto, Halifax, Quebec, Ottawa, London, Eng.

This cmnpnnv oilorsi to the .pi\iilic

at the .present time having piirclnised change from Mr. John D. Haslani

ing foxes having seven litters of him this year. $15,000 dolliirs worth and the balance is -now oiiered to

the stock is selling very rapidly und Company is small, this ad. is smnll its will he small as some of the largest iliviidend payers. Write for any of the following directors: John William L. McEachern, Mermaid, sons River, Director; William Duffy. row, Mermaid, Director; John J. mond Kelly, Sec. Trees. Tel. R l-6

_2‘294-='v-4Mtiidii.

'The McDonald S.B.F. Co

Capital $30.000 Shares $50.00 each

the host investment on the mnrlfot through the Farm Stock and Fox Ex- three pairs of -ileaiitiful Silver "lil"-k

fox pups now in his ranch near Albertoni P- E- 1-. and Cllllitallzefl M $10,000 dollars per pair they will 'be ranched by MY- Wmiam M°E“°l‘°"“ at Mermaid, Lot 48, who has had exceptional success breeding and f"l“‘

ir m et ht. pairs ranclled by

pups o g of Stock hi-is already been silbscrlhlrd the Public. Anyone Wishing to get lil

on a ground iioor proposition hadfhetter make application at once HS

will not be long on the market. The lm; that iioes not say that the Proi- sniallest Companies of Wlll WGN? V-he prospectus and appiieatlrn blunt! to A. McDonald, Johnsons River, Pres;

Vice Pres.; Malcolm McDonald, John- Bimbiiry, Director; Fraser T. Mor- Mc(‘-arty, Donagli, Director; 1-lain-_

Box 235 Charlottetown. _

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