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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19TH. 1914.
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tion of Brltain’s available capital will ome to Canada for investment. Un- der the circumstances, therfore, the
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one great essential to keep business moving is confidence, aild Canada, probably of all natiolls of the world. has least excuse to ofl`er for any lack of it.
“ln the unprecedented and critical
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of vital importance that, as far as
possible, the events that are now
The Guardian has just concluded arrangements whereby it has obtained the ‘muy me and the daily work °f e right of exclusive publication of all the cable dispatches of the London the nation' Orders should be given
f t i h ld b . d -
Daily Times and the London Daily Telegraph in addition to the dispatches iac or es S ou e nm an every from Montreal, Halifax and St. John.
This service includes special signed cables from Ashmead Bartlett, who uve power and me i“°°m° of me
acquired great fame for his masterly work in covering the Russo-Japanese, country'
Balkan and Boer wars; E. J. Dillon, the expert English journalist who is in i close touch with all of the inside workings of European diplomacy, and others R f equal repute. e
invest, bankers must colltiilue to lend,
Cables from other correspondents in the principal European capitals will
the Stock Exchange must continue to
obs, Bfoggh(-35, Charm include the dispatches of Herbert Temple, W. Orton Tewson, and Frederick d
Villiers in London; Fritz Jacobsohn, Steven Burnett and Frederick Werner ability must endeavor to work hard
in Berlin; C. F. Bertelli in Paris and others who will cover the European war in °"de' U"-it individllal l“°°m°5- “nd from every possibie angie_ therefore thc income of the wllole
This service will afford our readers prompt, accurate and complete war 0
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Paish,“it is of the greatestimportance that everyone endeavor to act as if great events were not impending. Were confidence seriously disturbed. business would come practically to an end,and our ability to face the difllcul- ties that may be in front of us would be seriously injured. Therefore, it is
taking place should ilotillterfere with
hing should be arranged to main- tain, as far as possible, tile produc-
“But 'for this to be accomplished, he situation must be faced with cour- ge alld confidence on the part of veryone. lilvestors must colltinuc to
eal, and every one according to his
nation may be maintained at the high- st posslbl level
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"0 present, aild ill a conlparatively small
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Sir Rider Haggard. Wh0 hh! re- -natural that there should bea note 000 °f m°n°y mr War punmses' and ently visited the province as amem- of sadness even in our rejoicing over so great was their c°“nde"°e and bel’ Of the D0l1ilIli0liB ROYBI C0l1`llIiiB- the sinking of an enemy’s ship with °°“rB'g° that at the end of me war' §i§}'i`_and whose hameish iiohsehoid its iiundrcds oi. iives_ Oi. over the dc_ which severely taxed their rsources, word wherever Ehgish hooks are read feat and iiie siaughier of our enemys they were stronger and wealtllier than ave is speech in St- John s few battalions, but there is no cause for ‘hey had bee" at the "eg‘““l"g
Veiliilgii H80 Whillh WEB Ch9~l'3Ct9flS' pessimism or for fear concerning the C of the imaginative wi-ite,-'WM _iiie oi. me Empire which is now dow barely touched. From any temporary ooks. A note of seriousness, if not bly dear to us, because of our sac. lull in 0"’ l’l'0l:¥Y'9SB» from Wh5~l0V0l` f pessimism. was noticeable through rirlcee. 'rlilr lu not the first time lu °““°°' We °a"» “‘°"ef°'e- '°°°"°’ °“‘”' ut the whole speech. "Do the men which the Empire has been “ai grips selves nlore quickly than did the
fm. iiie and deai_h_~. She has been Motherland after her world struggle of
less than one-eighth of what it is at
pace of time the British people
_succeeded in raising about £1,000,000-
"(‘.anada’s natural store is as yet
situation tllat exists,” says Sir George
_l__ . _ V _ » . -_ 'Mrs W. E. Johnston. $1; Mrs. Joseph
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T H E G U A R D I A N AUGUST _ mm ‘/\‘_ Morrison, 500.; Mrs. J. Y.McF¢dYen,|
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$1; Mrs. Brennan. 500.; Mrs. John* Doughart. $1.; Miss Lily Higginp, 2508 Mrs. M. Sheehan, 450.; Mrs. W. G.' Simpson, $1.; Mrs. T. N. Dohaliue" $1; i Mrs. T. G. Gillis, $1,; Mrs J. Profitt.'
_ 500.; A- friend, 500.; Total ,$17.10 ‘ Collected by Mrs. D. Dsrrsch and Mrs. J. B. Profitt,-Mr. and Mrs. Bownall. $5; Mrs. B. R. MoFadyen. $5;| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clarke, $1; Mrs G. B. Simms,‘$1 Mrs. D. MoKenlie. $2; Mrs. Lyndes, $1 Mrs. Frank Marks, $1,; Mrs. J. H. Harding, $1; Mrs. H. M. Hogg, $1; Mrs. E. C. Hilts, $1; iMrs. Samuel Bemard, $1 ; Mrs. Alfred Glover, $1; Mrs, John Palmer $2; Mrs. _George Profitt, 350.; Mrs. John Mo- ,Gougan, $1,; Mrs. H. A. Lockhart, $1; _Mrs J. G. Clarke, $1; Mrs. James
_Hunter, 500.; Mrs. J. H. Hogg, $1;i Miss Lizzie Murphy, 500; Mrs. Herbert Bowness, $1; Miss Susie Williams. ‘25c; Mrs. Stanley Caseley. $1; Mrs.- George Morris, $1; Mrs. Evans Ingles. 500.; Mrs. James Murphy, 400.; Mrs. Samuel Caseley, $1; Mrs. A. T. Mosse. $2,; Mrs. Roger Mullally. $1.50; Miss L. A. Sims. 50c.; Miss C. K. Pigeon, 500.; Mrs. H. A. Leslie, $1; Mrs. Alvin Glover, $1; Mrs. Heath Bowness, $1; Miss Minnie Dunning, 750; Miss Mam- ie Bowness, $1; Miss Annie Nichol- son, $1; Mrs. D. Darrach, $5; Mrs. J. B. Profitt, $1; Mrs. H. H. Mosse, $2; Mrs. Alexander McDonald, $1;-total,
.. .. .. ._ .. $54715. Collected by Miss Matilda Clarke~
The, Misses Clarke, $5; Mrs. Hector Morrison, $1; Miss Emma Bell. $1;' Mrs J. F. Profitt, $1; Mrs A. T. Thomp- son, $1; Mrs. A. Delaney, 301:.; Mrs. John A. McDonald, $1; Mrs. James Kennedy, $1; Mrs. Jas. Humphrey, 500.; Mrs. Peter Gorman, 750.; Mrs J. T. Mullins, $1; Mrs. John Woodside, $1.;Mrs. J. Fyfe, $1; Mrs. B. Burrows, 750.; Mrs. G. Easter, 750.; Mrs. H. R.
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Collected by Mrs. Jardine-Mrs. A.
McKenzie, $5; Mrs. Isaac Lowther, $1; Mrs. John McLeod, $1.; The Misses
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made in striking designs- elnblems of the concerted action of Great Britain and the Dominion in the present great war.
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Mrs. J. li. Walker, $1,; Mrs. F. W. Jardine, $3.; Mrs. William Walker,
$1; Mrs. D. stewart, soc; Mrs. wcs- ` ley Champion, 500.; Mrs. D. Casely 250; Mrs. Charles Clow, 250; Mrs. Mclntyre, 50_0.; Mrs. Thomas Somers, 250.; Mrs. Charles Doyle 250.; Mrs. Bruce Payllter, 500.; Mrs. William Goss, $1; Mrs. William Payllter, 250.; Mrs. S. W. Bentley, $1; Mrs. Layton, Rogers, $1; Mrs. lt. H. Mosse. $1; Mrs. John Warren $1.; Misa Muriel Mill, 500; Mrs. Gillis, 50c.; Mrs. Emlnn Clark, 250.; Mrs. James Sonlcrs, 250;
-total $26.75.
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Ladies of the First Methodist
D. Wright, $5.; Mrs. George A. Sharp, $5.; Mrs. James Burke, $5.; Mrs. A. C. Duchc-min, $15.; Mrs. E. H. Beer, $2.; Mrs. T. F. White, $10.; A friend,
A L. P., $2.; A. M. P., $1; Mrs, J. R. Dinllis, $25,; Mrs. L. M. Poole, $25.; The Womell’s Circle of the Kin s
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laughing and talking gaily, under-
I ~ stand that the Empire is atgrips for UIllt€d StatC$ life und death?"
To this wo believe it is quite safe to
bought with the blood of her sons- a
ln our own province there are H
those who talk "blue" and who corn- n
century ago, if our people are of tile
and_ ..ii. biood be the price oi Em_ same heart and industry, and we are pii.e_ Lord God we have paid in iuii_.. conddent they are Courage in the
ght for the Empire is not more ecessary than courage in the main-
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Daughters of the First Methodist church, $15,; Mrs. D. A. Mcliillllon, $5,; Mrs, S. E. Smallwood, $3; Mrs. H. J. Worth, $2.; Miss Nettie Seliar, $1,; Mrs. H. D. Johnson, $2,; Miss
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McDON.»\LD.-At Charlottetown on in Jlily 281.11, 1914, Mrs, Annie Mi-__
Donald of Douglas street, aged 67 years.i _ _ _ _
_ _ ___ol:liilis
WEEKB.-On ‘Monday August l7 B Sarah Weeks, Aged 77. Funeral on to Wednesday 3.30 p. m. from the w
ple’s Cemetery.
tlst parsonage, Summcrside, Aug. iztii, by nov. i.. E. Aclillimi
reply that they do, and that by their actions during the past two strenu- ous weeks they showed that they not only understood but that they had
. made u their minds that the
For further particulars "grips" :ere for the life,not the death
of the Empire. Behind the “laughing and talking gall!" was the grim de-
Sta,t€ Fill' Farms, termination of the "whelps of the
municate the blue to others. It will te“a"°e of the md“s"y am] Wm' do no good. As far as this province meme of the °°““try’"
or even Canada is concerned there will be no participation in the war except by those who go overseas. Ger-
man ships will glve the Canadian i coast a wide berth while British and ii French warships are on watch, and h
Room 76_ 45 Bromfieid St lion" to dare and to do in the crisis
Bost0i.i_ MaSs_ that came like a bolt from the blue.
No sooner did the announcement come that Britain was at war than
l from every section near and remote
came men in thousands offering them selves for service. And behind these
ghtcrs willingly and loyally acquiese-
derstand and they may laugh and
_ ' talk gayly, but not in frivolous for-
getfulness of the seriousness of the il..i.. : 1 . work in hand. War is a grim busi-
n'tTss, and the present war will
"”""'m7-W probably be one of the bloodiest in
history, but be worked out to
home e shall conquer and that the
of lilies McRae. Kent. Street tg Pm- wo
It is natural to feel solemn in the
QU](;LEY.TREN}{01,M_M the Bah. presence of thc awful sacrifice of
human life of which we read daily, ,
en were mothers. wives and dau-
g in the sacrifice. Yes, the men and tho women un-
flnish and that ilnish will be - quote again from Sir Rider-"that
rid shall he free."
they are on watch now and will be thi until the last German ship has been ii sunk or securely docked in a Brit- pi ish or French orRussian port. As for till
Prince Edward Island our bridges and told her in eiiect that she is to get railways and wireless stations are out of the Far East, bag and baggage, safe while the Germans are giving before the 23rd. If she is ilot gone by their attention to larger places and that time Japan is going to make llcr larger interests. lt is quite possible iEi§ Canadian centres,
where there is a movment of troops
__ Ellllilll Wi]Mtll'S
on a large scale, Austrian or German
while to risk their lives in an at- tempt at train wrecking or sending out information to the country's cne- mies, and prudence demands that every precaution shall be taken. For us and for all Canadians the attiturio
throughout the anxious days should cei bs One. not oi flssiwndsncy or nes- pitiii ship which tile women or cou- elmiem but of iaith' in the might or ads are presenting to thu Iiiirlsrisl the l:Empire and in the righteousness i""""m°"‘:_
of the cause for which the Empire is mom" already anknowledgm”
battling. M
, Harry
Quigley of Wilmot Valley to George Tren-hoim of Muddy Creek,
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he Financial Post has the follow- war. At the present instant Canada ii}f°"°"'5¢°"' (C°"°°t°d by Mm' E' G'
common sense article in its issuefetands practically immune from the G ‘nf _ __ _ _ _
the 15th, which should be read and physical menace of war. our fields are Mahon. $1; Mre. 'i'. W. Donaiiuo, 50c;
violet Dulce tulcum, one of the be., carefully digested by ull cununlorir. [giving wcultli to the harvester, Mrs- William Pldseon. 500.: Mrs-
talcum powders money can buy sh- Let it be remembered that while and our other rsourccs are yielding "“m°” Enery' $1" Mrs' amen" Rm-1' $
. ers, $1: Mrs. Joseph Webster, $1;
must lay aside something to payitheir bounty in Brelltel' Dl°0D0i‘U0ilB _ _
share of the cost gf the war, we_than ever. Wealth production is pro- s-ii _ -l l- - _ i_______; e at our back storehsuses of_ceeding, and the opportunities for still -
M"' natural wealth scarcely yet touched sreater primary production are not
gh, caihmmes of Em-ape ping aidiminishing. This continent, lnciud~ G U F F B R G S ' er value on our wheat and other lil! Cliillda. will iifvflt llirlely and ° 9
|-"mg gi-¢pg_ go Wm the “mg ca. speedily by the changes in the world'e F
currents of trade during the war we h ve ii v v
NOTES
Germany llns been given a week to
hink over Japan"s proposal. Tlle_ roposal is a stiff one and Germany
nk about at the present. lit is most
y with Japan’s ultimatum. but not
she is compelled to. Japan has
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The Alpha Women‘s Institute of . i V ' 2
York (per E. Vesscy, I'rsident_ and "
Mrs. P. Brodie.`Secrctary.) $12.00 Tho Roynl Edward Chapter of the Dallgllters of the Empire $532.00 Mrli. Jolln F. Wllear, .. ._ .. _.$3.00 Miss William Mcl’llail, .. ..$5.00 Mrs. C. Harry Foster. .. .. .$5.00 Mrs. S. N. Earle. .. ._ .. .. ....$1.00 Mrs. W. E. Bentley. ._ .. .. .. ..$3.00 Additional from tho ladies of St. James Church- Mrs. Walter Robinson. $5; Mrs. Cllns.
ive-bster. $3.; Miss Margaret Irving 1...... ........ . . . . . _ . ._.$9 Mrs .F. Gill, $1.00,; Tho Ladies of Lower Montague, (per Mrs, G. A. - Poole) $27.55; Mrs Aneas A. Mc- Donald, $7.50,; Mrs. Hull, $5.00; Miss Francis Hull, $1.
Additional from the ladies of St.
Peters Cathedral, $19.; Mrs. T. B. Woodman, $5.00
A box placed in the market building gn Friday-Mrs. William A. Arblng,
00.
The Ladies of Long River, (per Mrs.
John Johnson) $18.50,; The Ladies of Georgetown, (per Mrs.G` A. Aitken.) $63.
The Ladies of Victoria Cross( per
Mrs. D. A. Wright) $11.50
The Ladies of Whim Road. (Der Mrs.
Wright) $6.10
'lihéiolsadies oi Montague, (Additional)
At Cost
Pairs of
Eg Price of
Class A
$15000
Foxes a Pair
Get A Share of Connaught Profits
The Connaught dividend will be paid in 1915-and it
ought to be a handsome one.
Features of the Connaught Company are _ Pure bred Island pedigr_eed_ silver black foxes, recogn- ized for iacundlty. _Low caoltallzatlonf-the fifteen pairs of f0Xe_S being capitalized at $15,000 a pair other interests in- cluding the raising oi mink, _marten fisher, and skunk.
Better get acquainted with the Connau ht proposition.
Connaught Pedigreed Black libres, Ltd. Phone 484-Cameron Block-Box 54
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