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” PAID UP cAPiTAL

- ToTAr.- Assl-:Ts

5 AND

W. H. Aitken

` Morris Block

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act-

times before him a clear, easily _whore , understood record of every, ,_

,T DOMINION TRUST COMPANY

,§ The Perpetual Trustee

" and undivided profits over $ 3,009,000

L Controlled by Company' 18,896,000

5 Trustees for Bondholders 26,518,000 ' Advisory Board

_ -Frank R. Heartz , » H. M. Davison,

concerning _ h i s_

delays, no waits,

These .ac

and

etc.

tem the large also l age

Hon. Chas. Dalton

Manager. , Charlottetown

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Smart Models in Gun Metal

You will see here some

excellent styles in Gun-Metal buttoued-boots. The smartest neu est ideas are displayed- in medium, hich and low heels and a`l the new toes and sizes to :uit every foot.

You will le particularly pleased with the good values offered. Prices $4.()0,'$4.50 zuid $5.00. _ .

Alley & Co. _ 135 Queen ‘Street

For a Good Photo

-Visit the-

A. E. Ly'on--studio

Ifinest work, moderate price. Pcrsonal attention given to An;ateur’s Work. .

107 Queen St._` Cirtown

_ _

our Coal _lsilnfifhe

Bring Your Films Here

Your work will be

done we-ll, ripht and promptly at noderatc cost. _ COOK STUDIO

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To The Amateur

1 Photographer

f We huve placed in our_st1idfp

new wnshers_ for Himsanrl pri These with our up-to-date methods _we _can give you best results!

Bayer Studio*

cwri ¥ll.B.`

"Our line of separate soft collar

and cull shirts have just arrived from' _thc maker. They come in p_rotty,l plain shades also stripe -cflects and' lwith them we are showing_9, new Cul! link. nt, 50., specially made for the soft cuff. 'l'his is something decided-1 ly new and we feel sure you will like them, PATONS. 2275-5-9'm3i.

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. ' Expert _ "P 0ptical Service;

Our business is to ex-

amine Eyes We aim io give mir patrons the ben- efit, ~h- most, ni'-dem and approved met-had-1 of ex-

amlnntiou.

That our services are appreciated. is evidenced -_ by the large increase in

this yearls business, ‘ .

We guarantee to give `

you the b st resultscb- P

' tninanle by the use of

_I p operly fi.ted`lenses. 1 G. F. Hutcheson.

Gwinn St. - _Opuetni

_99 _ ,

_-161 THE ElS`TE,Rfi ` GU-llRiDll\N A *Z-

. I,VlliS ia Guardian

_ ...°'l`Hl1l MORNING DAILY Guar- dian cnn ba obtained at W. A. _John- at’on'|. Montazuus.

...°'l‘HE MORNING Guardian can he

_ on

’ ...°MR. ED. D. FEEHAN Guardian representative in Souril will gladly receive lubserlptlona and advertising matter at the_oi!lca of undertakar

...’SUBSORIBERB lllould renew a week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not mise an issue. as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry

phtained in Souril at H. J. Ha- A,

data. 5

LTD.

Alberton- Dark Silver A. E. McLean Co Ltd.

Wood

Beech Hill

Sharlottetcwn

Carruthers

Dalton iJin°1is Pcdigroed Foxes

original

New llsua

llominion mpire ` Eastern

Freeland Great Canada Northern I-Iowatt-Dalton

Ives Milton Patch Fox Co.

Montague

Mount Edward fussachusotts

North Milton Pedi-

greod Foxes

North Tryon Oo.

orth Shore

Provincial Park Farm Prince Royal

Proiua Regal

ll. J. McNeill (lo.

ayner International

Rogers Payton

Record

Rosemont

onuth

Seal River

Samson

Souris Black Fox Co. Sprint: Park Fox Co

Silver Tip

Taylors

Three Rivera. '.l‘\|p`ltn..lrving

Trout. River

'lpton

Fur Prolducers Ltd.

_Atchison 95§ Arn. Beet Sugar 21% ‘Am. Smeltcrs 621 Amn‘|. Copper 72% Brooklyn T. _ 921 Canadian Pacific 192 Chesapeake and Ohio 51 Eric. ' - '_ 285 Mex. Petroleum __ 57 Miss. Pacific . 181 N_or_thern 1'nciflc ‘ 1101 Pe’linsyl\'nnln 111 'Rtiading ~ 1061 Southern l‘a<`:lilc ` 91% Southern Railway Union '-Pacific 1565 _U. s. stool » not man Gunnar ssc

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50 50 100 100 100

100 100 100 100 100

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' NEW YORK STOCKS

Mny 11th, 1914. _ _ High Low

951 zor

1901 sei 281

_ 55; 17%

- 1091 1101 ics 91;

1551 50 555

ll0N'l'Iu4lAL STOCKS ~

- High Low

sz; 71%' 911

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Brrizlllan Traction - 761 7-6 Dom. Stool Corp'n. 222 221 'Montreal Power 219 2181 N.S.` Steel &,0oal Com. .Richelieu &0nt. - 100 'igl`nr_\nl_sh River- (hum. \ 'l‘or`c'»n'to Ry. Xllts 131

. 00'l_'1‘0N

` I-ilgh Low Spot-13.00 unchanged.

.MM -, 1259 1253

not 130'

`_,-__rn1`v I _ 1221 1220

octal," use 1160 December. 1164 _i159 » 1 GRAIN 'AND PROVISIONS

. Hlzh Low

[Mn Wheat 94! _931 Jiffy wnani ' ssl ssl -May Corn 671 55| .1nlv_»Co‘r‘n ‘ 65% 65! May Pork _ ` 1980 1925 July'Eor`_l1 1- ~ 1965 1950 -May L`ar1;l'

July Lard ,

1002 991

UNI » r'.’.‘.i‘..’... S. "Ilia all /_ the

itll STUCK SUUUTATIBNS

FURNISHED AND CORRECTED DAILY BY T1-IE FOX EX- CHANGES AND INVEST- MENT COMPANIES

Asked Price

160 1 I5

Jul] 55 115 110 'I0 60 175

~ 110

100

150 100 135 125 110 50 125 100 140 50 750 100 125

100 125 100 120 105 125 10

105

15 Z5 105 100 125 230 125 190

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...° lunar .1l.9_!1. ..e.‘L!\_!£~.\_I!_I_e15_.._I\.1,1.. Lu!! . QolluI-_.n- Gash must accompany order. Mini- uium charge twenty-five coats.

.:liED FOX PUPS for Sale. Safe

dei'ivury,i_-guaranteed. Emilia stock Farm, Cogswell, North Dakota, 11,3,

2320-5-6m2wkspd.

...°NEW PERTH.-There will be n meeting held in New Perth Hall, Thursday evening, May Hgh for the 5-irpose of re-opening the Sunday fichool. Everyone interested in the

‘Rev. Mr. Henry of Montague and Mr Jartfn of Gardignn are expected.-

...°KENNE'1'H H. GORDON HON- ORED.-Thebalgary-news of -April- 29th, snys: The members of the el- gtric,llghf: department assembled Monday night to present to K. B. Gordon (w-ho i's shortly to bn man-_ led) a handsome oak cabinet, U1 gift. er tableware, R. A. Brown, electric- al engineer, in a few suitable words, expressed his appreciation of ' Mr. Gordon's services, and voiced the sentiments of all present na he wish- rl him nnd the future Mrs. Iizrdon much Joy and pros- perity and it pleasant journ- ey through life. _Mr. Gordon was evidently taken by surprise but in a few well chosen words expre-sserl his incere thanks to all for the hund- aome gift bestowed upon him. "The "Mr, Gordon referrod to is a son of "|r. John A. Gordon of Emmerson, ff. E. I., and thc future Mrs. Gordon is Miss Helen McLaren, :laughter of ilnmuel McLrren, Brudeucll, P. E. I.':

HORSE NOTES

i`efrello, (u sou of i’ro1ligul, 2.10,

an-l 'lhe lluntrcss, 2.23},) in H; the stud at (laps '|`rnvei'sa .under inc management of Charles Orosswell. Petrellc is one of the 'rest bred l.or- ses living. His dams producerd back to the fifth generation. He is 11 handsome animal himself an-d is v-cry

fust. Commodore l»0dyE\l'd. the spltlnlllfl

-:on of Dewey, recently, purchased by Duncan Robertson, North River, was seen about the city nn Friday look- ‘ng very spirited.

A yearlinn Clydesdale wus recently

sold in Westfield, New Jersey. for 15,000. This is supposed to be the ‘1-lglicst Price ever pi-.id for n yearl- ‘ug Clydesdale,

American horses ~wou nearly all he events in the biz trotting meet it Vienna, Austin.. from March 19 tn April 7. Austria and Ruesiiiure 'mw going in for the racing game in if-an »nrncst_ Hundreds of American frntters are lining exported to the 'European countrirs, and in Austra- \i,._ and New Zealand, \\-'here the 'rotting fever has taken a fluff. hold.

Jack Leonard, well known to local "\orseu\en. is now' trai-nfiniz n numll" wi .horses mr the llay Circuit ln Eastern United States. ` - Secretary Gocher. of the N. '1‘._A.

announces that n booklet containing the names of horses raced during the mast two years an-d the classes to \vhlch~i:hey are eligible under _ the new time allowance rules will be is- sued within the next: twoowesks. pa;-tins mn receive some ry applying to Mr. Gocher and remlttlng twenty- five cents( ' ' - J. E. Durkey will train his BinE8`fB =tallion Pavlan. which worked _at u1an'Farni as A yearlinz. in the 1.30. He has eng88`¢‘3 B' “au at

Greangaie ti-ack. .Zavian is full wrotlier to Bottom, .Z8}, owned here. 1 _ Horse-trainers in _thc'- United Stal” 1,-E reooiving very flattering ,oflers to gn tn Europe. Lon Macdonald has ‘wan Offered tlftydollans a year for 11 'nur-years contract. - There was ,fgood doa-l of unpleas- :untness at the recent Toronto -horse show; some of the competitors were usssusnea with urs iudzes' dwi- sious. _ '

Tho trotting Dark nt Garfield , ln "ery nearly ready for racing, this -,nina din- tn th" skilful uianagerrent .f Mr. Alex. Gillis ns road-m‘a.kel‘ 'rnn races nm expected to he held on In\y_ 4 nna h-orsss nml classes will ‘in éiniinunced later. The following parties have fouls 'sired by liottoml which were 1.0m within the vast ten q_,“,,,_ m,"¢-_,m Rnhertsmi, North Qivgr; Nell MCN01ll, Nllftll

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SPRING SICKNE S . COMES T0 E\'t'I1YONE

Spring sickness comes in some de- zrec to every man, woman and child n our climate. It it that run-down condition of the system that results from impure, impoverished, devital- _Izerl blood. lt is marked bv low 0! ippatite and that tired feeling, and ln mnhy cases by some form of erup- tion. 'Ths best way to treatspring sick- 'neas is to take I-lood's Sarsaparilln, Ask your' druirsist for this all-th0- “ear-round medicine. It D‘\rifles, en- | ehes and revitalizrs the blood.

.nic Pnonrs dulliirrrrn. --na claritin. sum si_._.1_ -rn °m°°" L.ii°ii°fvia "i°ii.i1'if.i| do ‘ at ii - £i'llre:f°50 :sr cent., bona stack.

Company ilao' guarantees 50

_ -ilivld d-iafl9l5._ liitli

£lirqi"t”$|=-of -iiioatln th:

ap, receive cull' dividends

to thetfiiiounv at $125.00. on every $100.00 invested, pnvidihg-you an

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;'¢,,'Tf”.;| *cg* 2.288-5-lll3i

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alulale,

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W' _L' m“5”‘°u' mork is cordially invited to attend. Y" `

PRICE is not the consideration with the majority of those who purchase

Cadillac cars.

21530-5-12M

They can afford to possess any car, no matter what its price.

They are influenced by the prestige of Cadillac ownership.

They are influenced by Cadillac sturdiuess and Cadillac dependability.

1 They are influenced by the economy of operation and maintenance.

They are influenced by the minimum depreciation after years of service.

T hey are influenced by the super-luxury and the super-quality of the car.

They are influenced by the super-smoothness in .its running.

They are influenced by the service which the Cadillac affords

They are influenced by the conviction that the Cadillac provides in surpassing

measure, all of those qualities which make motor car ownership desirable.

B. R. Holman

Provincial Rep.

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River;/ .Imnes W. Stewart. Mt. Ryan; John Mc.\iill1m,_Fa-irview; il. C. .llc-,

Iliiniey, Nnrui iriver; u. J. Anderson-1

Stanley; Andrew Mclnnis, l?arnsclitle.|

,Without exception, the foals are con-

sidered among the finest ever seen in the respective pa-rts of the province in which they are located. '|113 lloard_0l R'evie\v of the Nut- ional 'fretting Association has_deni- cd the nvpligntion gf P. A.Bellivea\i. lof Moncton, for the reinstatement of |1-13], L., alias W. ll.` Pointer. This horns was expelled in 1909 f0\“ H" loflense committed at liillsgrove, ll.l.

Mr. Chester Mchure, Mrs. Mchure

and their daughter Miss _Lonn were registered nt the Queen Hotel, Mon treal last week. '

_:ls so as to uvobl l\:1\ing in use for-

Sl’AlN iS 'l‘U H.\Vl~l

.'\ STRONG \.\V\'

ll.\D_|tID, .llny 9.~.\dmirul Mir~ unrln., mini|=t_e1' of m»;1r`mu, 'f`liurs1l'iy' tabled u hill pro\ iiling for nu annu- al credit. of $7,'.’00,tl00 over 11 period of nine years, lo he used excl\\.=."\vely in the \.uildin1_f of wars-hiys. t'n-hr the In-ovisiru of t\u~ bill it was in- icuded to develop the hpunisli nr>~cn-

_ciqu builders in 1'<inr-1truL‘tiou uf l‘:-it- |tle<iiiL‘s. The minister nf_\1a1-inc ex- pects flint, u battlesliip to be laid down in 1017 will be built eut`1\`U\Y by

.\'l)t1Ill8l'ds iiiltl \\-'ith' >`yu|\`iRl\ mu-

terials. ~ `

The Prince Edward lsland Hospital Annual Meeting

Notice is hereby given that in p\\r~

suance of the Act of incorporation it Public Meeting of ull contributors to The Prince Edward Islnnfl Hospital, will be held in the Parlor of the Young Men's Christian Association, Ch11`l0f»l1€t0Wll. on Thursday the 25th duy of May. lttifi :it the hour of tl p. m., fer the purpose of electing Trusteex-: for t.he goverunieut or flu-, lust.it.utiou in accordance. with thu bye-ln\vs'auri for the trniiuiictioii of .such other business as muy he brought before it.

-_ B. Balderston, I Secretary oi Tniatcos 2Zi'_’»'r-5-12ml~'>i.

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A American Silver Black Fox Company

_ lvlgln éf-fiole; ° Ranch, , -

l 1 ` ~ ; * Assets. ' -

' ' The Company will own twenty-_five pairs of pure Silver Black Foxes all elig- ible for' registration, w_hich_,will be placed in the ranch about September lst, 1914.

Ranch ' ~

‘ Management

- 5_3 S___'t,__a"l:¢°s`~'Sd'l:ree'|.'., 3 _ -Charlottentovvn,

_ Bqatén, lVla,`bs. P P._E. I.

j. f' "1 into oratetl _under laws of Massachusetts, U. S. A. Capital todlt `$400,0_00.00, , , Par- Value _$100.00 per share. I ‘ it _ Stock 'Full Paid, Non-assessable. __

'flie Company will have an up to date ranch with every modern conveui-'

ence, in an ideal location near Charlottetown.

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_' The management of the company will be in the hands of men who are ex- perienced in the F_ox business, and who have made a success of the raising of Silver Black Foxes in captivity. \

'_ Directorate _ _ _ »

` j The Boald 0_1 Directors is_compose_d of successful business men of high i standing, -who have invested heavily of their own funds to make the company a success. _ - . 1

- - 5 Subscription ;

, A large part of the.fcompauy’s stock having been subscribed, we offer the

unsold' portion -at par,.$100,.()0 per share, 40 p. c.-payable on apphcation,_balance on or before August- 1-5th, 19.14. Application may be made-to any of the Directors, or director to the' companyls office, 53 State Street, Boston, Mass. Prospectus

and further`inforin`ati'on` may; also be obtained at the above address.

' L ' Officers '

,- Newsom, President. J. C. McConnell. Vice President G. F. Bond, Treasurer. J. S. Donnell, Secretary

_ - » ._ _ Directors

J. E. Newsom, _ . ]. B_ Wilkinson,

-Newsom & Mc_Lcod, Wholesale_ Produce, ”i reasurer Ridgway Furnace Co., Treasurer & Director Mass. Silver Black Boston, Mass. ,,

, Fox Com an , Boston, Mass. ' p_ G_ C | _

J- 8 Nll5C°““°"- Mason & Contracfgiydlggston, Mass.

Investment(l;3a§k§i;; Bioston, Mass.- A A Potter

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' _ _ (Provisionss _ Bond Dealer, Boston, Mass. 2'" ,§',‘°° P’°§* M§"»'b‘,§'°,~S°"{‘f§“ Ea“k' Tiers codii'§¢li¢(di`M§ii§i}'onion co

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Retired Ship Chandler&lNholesale Grocer, Dry Goods Merchant, Crapaud, f- Boston, Mass. Prince Edward Island.

` Corporation Counsel References

- Stebbins. Storer & Burbank, FideligOTnist Company,

Boston. Mass. ston, Mass. 1

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