f "1ias~Le‘rseii\_`fNlws

i* ‘ " TH!! ouiiunrnfi ` ' -on or on-» ' * 1 ;rAr§n

_ Company

Perpetual Trustee

f

and Officers in regard to`Es~ tate matters and investm`ei*`i,ts -all of which the Dominion

_ Trust Company possesseg

clue-»ui» A-f _ No Greater Cost

z. ,i__. , _

There is no difference in cent '

but a wide difference in Efficiency 0f_S€'1’V1C_¢,asi between an in- dividual and the Dominion Trust Company acting as Trustee undera Will. " l I -

The difference in quality of

service results from the funda- mental _difference .in ability and Equipment. »

No individual can havesuch

qualifications for trusteeship ?5 these? Ailured Existence dura-_ 1112, the term of _the *Trust- Collective Experience of,fDirectors

_You are invited_ to consult

with our oflicers _in regard to your trust business. Send for our booklets on Wills-

' -Trustee; for Personal Trusts mgf-

, ._ . S' _.no-n.~..ni».i

_sisimuzneesfriai z _ --

Advisory Board

w. H. Aitken -`Hon. Chas. Daiion '

Frank R. Heartz `

H. M. Davison,

; ~ Charlottetown _

iD_0MlNl0N TRUST COMPANY " _ I 1 ' The Perpetual Trustee {,’,*‘,f,§§’,," Ped

PAID UP CAPITAL A D°'“i'“°” ' and undivided profits over $ 3,000,000. ",§3f.‘§§{’,f,',‘,, ` 122' yrowu. \SSETS .‘5.’.f.‘;‘;.€.‘;.'1.‘i2.‘:.”°’““°'" A Controlled by Company ' $18,896,000. lliiio. mei. re. co.

V AND ' Mount iiiowin-o

Trustees for Bondholders $26,518,000. ,

Manager

eisissiiiieulrninn s.

5 .-.°rr Pars to no 'in-intein-ovinee

...~'r. oorwon rvss’ in dinrainn

--agent i_n_ Montague. His oqlcc phone _is 18 andresidcncc phone' 80.. _ _,

` 'L ...°_'1‘Hlll MORNING DAILY' Guar-

stonfs, Montague. , '

l~> _.___ '»

...'ANYONE WIBHING to secure

‘or wire the World Wide Fox Exchan- ge, Montague, P. E. I. 1149-4-mai.

-‘....,. ,

lfaeli. J. S. Chaissrm, Si.ni'is. _ iI~\»3-4-6m6i.

...'A-CONCERT will he held in St.

"Patrick's Hall, Sour s, on Easter ‘ Monday night, the 13th lust. Doors oven at 7 o’clock, concert to begin at 8 o’clock sharp. Proceeds in uid of St. Mary’s Hall. 1770-4-BM3i.

invi-

R [lil SlllEK_@ 1ilil|0l|S,

_ l s FURNISHED AND CORRECTED. DAILY BY THE FOX EX- CHANGES AND INVEST- MENT COMPANIES

LTD. -

Belmont ’

Beech Wood -

100 115

Brig ton 100 110 Belfast Fox C0. 50 60

50 60 100 175 100 110 100

igrced Foxes 100

100 135

Empire 100 125

100 40

100 100 100 100 140 50

Montague 500

100

Massachusetts 100

North Tryon Co. 100 -

Provincial 100

Park Farm Prince Royal

Regal

R. J. McNeill Oo.

Rayner _International

Rogers Payton

Record

Rosemont _

Smith

Seal River

Samson

Souris Black Fox Oo. Spring Park Fox Oo.

glilver Tip aylors

i T,‘iree Rivers

125 120

100 105

100 125 100 110

5 5

100 100 10 85 100 100 100 200 100

100 500 100 100

_ _`:' Q; ;;_;' '_;_~;__7;‘j;_;_-__‘ ;__;;V__';_';_;_;`

‘ " Y,our,~E,a‘steri ` ~ P lr o t'o‘» 'Hieir e i

_B

3 'and phone' 397 Y»for.a appointment today. ._

1 Cook Studio

i , i i ' I

lm

' is .-

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~..‘.-" ,__ ` 7.

. ` ,/ #|11 isili

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0 _ , " \ _- L

-1:5..-sg

_ COAL cannot be too black or top heavy providingit is Coal. Get m a sup

ply of tebest NOW- you will

eel more sure of comfort and warmth. Qur grades -are _warran- _tedto satisfy you in quali

i>ri0¢_- _ I2" '

_ _ 1.; .i__...l’_‘.*_°*.=_._=_=..=_ , ~

. _,... __ .~.-:~.» ._-

I EASTER.

Send a Photo Colored From The

l BAYER smnio- I

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liiiiiill |]|SPLiY ` S

lil Mlllllllll

_.___ - `

~'l'ho Millinery openings held in this City usually mark the beginning of each season. It reveals to the lady folk the trend of fashion for the in- coming season; and at no time in our recollection have the styles been so extremely pretty as they are this season. Dame Fashion has been very gentle indeed to the feminine sex, in introducing a ‘ ray ol new niillinery which is not too extreme, and seem to have struck the happy medium.

S. A. McDonnld’s openings have

been viewed with great interest for many seasons, owing to the import- ant part they have played in tliel millinery trade of this Province. The only new miiliner taken to Charlotte- town-this season is now engaged by B. A. Mcllcrnald. Miss Bessie Smith, the new designer for the_.i1rm\hae the reputation of turning out the ._ most stylish display ifn Canada. One ol the leading M~i1linery establishments in writing about Miss Smith states the _followingr Miss Bmltb has work-'

.edfn our copying' rooms alougwitli' _hundi§ds'of~others for h number 'of

seasdhs past, and our hcs.d'de`signer~__ considers Miss' 'Smith the peer of

sei-_6fi`i_e`s ;vl}ajve. been in tgcosstiirit de-‘- menus e reel tnivpeopie oi' onnr-’ luttetown wouldbe ready to appre- ciate a lady of' such natural _born skill. The ladies ol this

asked to pass iudlment on

hibit this ample; when 8

the

_,Donald's_M lneq

tires time this lpqlqn

he thrown open tc.

_ For Your Friends -

L Telephone 1942-J.

Tuplin Irving 100

Trout River 40 »

Upton 50 Victoria Farm 100 ‘

class A.. Foxes will do well to :stitc-

...~CriEAP sins Broan i\G.».1N_--

fSixty pairs of ii'isnorin:in's new rub- ber boots for sale nore vneap for

_ Asked

' Par Price

100 115 100 100|

115 iso

iss

so 'iso ioo 125

12 25 100'Mex. Petroleum ._ . 100 125 230 100 200

1,500

100 100 100 40. 60 115

_ W >v__1\`-\`\ \ \.\ 'A ' V

\ `\

\\ ,

:;iK!DNEY,, ’ PILLS.

”f&T’._ \\\ .r~ \

iiggléz K |`DAif\if,§i_5_.r,-;, ,J

_‘I-. HT'S D 9'.-if `.""- U'/inrrri “sw”

H21- , _'=;j.

y

The World Wide Fox. Exclian e ~

Odersfor sal to-da

8 8 pre. Class A. 1914 options 1 tb 2 from

rs. Ill pairs Claes A. 1914 Delivery Guar- snteed.

J. IW. Carruthers; Pres. J. A. Mcliityre. Sec. Tres.

0plieal Service ‘

Cnr gusinesvsvis tio ex-

e _ e e to

rzlgeudur gifted: ihenlren- efilv, the most modern and _ spproved _methods of ex- eniinetion,-fg _i i fr That our |e`r_viccs.src_ appreciated.. is evidenced by the large increase in »

_thl:vyeu_’e pagina; _ 1 3,; ev gum mee gee

`y?i_thef brit result! ob- terieble by -the use oi” pfoperly Eited lenses. ‘

G. li. lliilciieson

°l>¢l°i¢\\

1 I' ‘1

.- `f..'

», '...°oNn.oni~_i'r per .wore mn inm- tion for advertising in this column.

gOg_sh _must accompany order. Mini- fmum charge ,i[.w°l_1i-Y-“Ve cents.

7 ri". runnin Guardian -reprelentnbve in Bouris will gladly

_dipn csnbe obtained at A..John- 'receive su lclflnticns and-advertising

matter at the oilice of undertaker W.

_lf Dingwcll.,=Hi| phons_number_is 5.

' ::Addcd tof the purity, reliability andeillciency of the prescription is that important lactorpcleanllneea. The prescription department of the _Rekall Store is the cleanest in Char- lottetown. Evcrythllls is kept under

-‘glass covers. The prescription coun-

ter is spotleesly clean, the most im- proved weighing machines arc used and only expert pharmacists take _part in any of the Work. Add to these factors our prompt services, ,quick delivery and reasonable charge -Theeclars all you need in good pre-

scription service. McKinnon Drug

'Co., Cor, Great George and Kent Sts. Mliltl.

SPEcuL_iociiis

°A. Milne Fraser of Halifax, who

now represents both the~Smith Pra- `mier and_Remil.1iig\ton tyliewrlters, will be at I-!ots1__Vlctori.a, April 4th to 8th inclusivsf Mr. Fraser will ‘bu sled to call upon -any one interested in the purchase of 'a nuw‘or second- hand typewriter. Send hi-m 9, Post. Card. 1177-4-1M3i.

‘

A STUCK MAHSKH

i’ x-_x-i~ii-z~i-i-i-z»i~i-i-x~x»z-i-z~i»i~i-i-

STOCK QUO'1’ATION_S

Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-

Gurdy & Co., Stock and Bonds Bro- kers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, 164 Richmond St., Char- lottetown, P.E.I.

April 6th.

NEW YORK STOCKS

High Low Close

_ ............. ..9'I§ No sale

--69;

Atchison ._ ._ Am, Beet Sugar; Ani. Smelters .... .. Amnl. Copper Brooklyn R.'r_ ...sal 921 92; Canntliai. Pacific ...206; 2061 1061

_.....29§ 29 29

..._.66} 66 661

...'l7§ 76% 761

_Miss Pacific Northern Pacific .. Pennsylvania __ Reading ._ ._ Rock island . . . .._

.iiig .mi

.isss _ ...Sli 3% 3

1105 no

Southevi Railway Union Pacific .. r:_S. steel ...‘

‘i Utah Copper . . . .._

159! 1592 159

...Silk 63k 63

_ iuoN.'rnEAi. srooxs

i High Low Clos

‘*iiiini>r1+ i _

Bmiiiiin Traction ..~_ ...sz a1;"si

;~- Sl/ _ Montreal -liofwcr 224 ~” A N.S. Steel '& Coal Com.” No sale

'Quebec Ry. ......... ... 14; Richelieu & Ontario ......102§

Shawinigau . ..136| 136 136

ip, ‘*H|G"EUMAT5£*fr” Spanish River .........No sale

Toronto Ry. 138&

` COTTON _

Spot

May . ...1266 125-7 Jiilv _ ._ ...1240 1228 October ......l.168 1160 loceeniber ......... __....11'1\:i 1105

i

` GRAIN da PROVISIONS

,,

1160 1165

Wheat

Corn .., Corn Pork ...E077 207-2 2077 Pork Lard ...1050 1042 1050 Lsrd ...1067 1062 1067

July Mn? J uly May J nly May July

...ssl ssl ssl

Colored glasses are very necess

MOHIRSUB, E. I. ary to somejust now. We have themr

in large or small sires. from 25c up.

° Y ic. w. 'rayiorur soo-tn sine Queen

4 pn. Alaska (Island born) 1914 i ' 2 pts. B' ri ai ii SQUBYG. 1149.

OUTBR-EAK OF _BLACKSf.

_..._ V

PERTH-,.West Australia, April 4-

It is reported that -_blacks attacked the Catholic ~' Mission of; Drysdsle Riv- er, murdered two priests, six lay helpers. r and 'several half' cnatcs.

_ ' -__-

Vtihcllt ill. Af naturdlfbornc artist' -_ ' _ ` ` H ` " wiiqse, work, has _b‘esn.s_.d_n_i_ircii'v/here-g ‘_ _ ‘. E - < e`ver.'_slie' haswbeen en aged, and her: V __ _ ` _ _ p - ~

°.§§.9..*.`i_.!.A- in KH Yu-lim Alma limit

Bignpturool ‘_

Land for Sale

One hundred acres freeh ld

mill s ` _ Fields are' laid od

I :wel 'acres mn. ..ii`.§‘~.'::¥;'i’.i‘.'.=."°.a“..“.:f°”

' miiesfmm Charlotte . sLu;r|e Fox Ranchmlxii connection. _

JOHN HORNE.

wine isoiesmiino °° aegis' 'L

...25§ 25| 25%

114§ 1145

’ » PERSON_ill:S'

terdcv afternoon

Mr.- Wesley Newsome,” Chariot

~tewi`i, was in Victorialsst week.-

Mr. K. C. Holm, Victoria, left Tuesday to attend the horse show Amherst.-V. ;

Mfrs (Dr) 'Jenkins and Mins M

Montreal.

Hospital, New York, returned h Saturday.

been visiting in Cornwall and No River has returned home.

‘mong visitors to Charlottetown returned home in the afternoon.

been ill for the pant week. L.

treal. _

Mr. Murdock, representing the R

for hlis firm.-V.

. ,

ing his mother and relatives in toria before making an extculiudf- to Europe.-V.

Miss Ellen C. Davey of Alblaii E. I., who underwent an operation

out of the Hospital and doing.; nice

D001)

home from Halifax where was eng'

Co., wholesale iewellers, Halifax.

to Dromore on Thursday, arriv

Ci n iipniion llelieved , Entirely at 0ur ll

3 Unless Rexall Orderlies relieve y

165 5 165\

Canada Clement ......31§ Detroit, D0m. Stdel C0l‘D'n ..:33 32} 33,

1257 1228

Mn_v Wheat . . . . . . ...91i 902 902

...87 861-86%

...G81 ‘68} Gif

. ...2085 2080 2082

,bowel troubles and niuke you

i* like coming back to thank us

Southern` Pacific ...S45 9_1! 24%

,telling you, about them, than c ,back anyway, and ask us to give

l strong as we can make this gun

......5'Il 57 57-§_tee. and we want to make it str

because we believe that Rexall

ing and ,strengthening them,

-to pro_m'ptly relieve constipation

they 'diller from old-fashioned, ha

-lief and often 'leave the bowels

,worse condition than ever. T

taste like candy and even chil

good for children and for deli

boxes; 10c., Z5c., 50c. i

You can buy Rexall Orderlies o

at The Rexall Stores, and in

,""'4`~ _.\__- -_'>,..}-`

Mail Contract

the Postmaster General, csived at Ottawa until

years, six times per weel'¢¢M=h'_ over Kensington No. 1 Rural

pleasure.

Printed notices contnininv info

Contract may be seen and bl

the Post Olllccs of Kensington, dian River and -Princstown and

or. .

JOHN, F. W1-IEAR _

'Post Qlllce Inspector's Oillce.

4th ADH] - 1914; ‘

1812-4-7Mtu3l.

We have an order from

one of the large Aquariums inthe United States for a number of live seals. Any one having some should im- mediately oommunicate with us. .

178 Grafton Bt

IMG-I-lmttdl

. . ie

Jenkins returned Saturday fro

` Miss Blanche Toombs of'Mt. Sinai

cms

Mr. iviorssiiena, oi oioery, »-no nesil-

rui,1

M;-_ John Ryan, Cardigan, was

a

The Guardian regrets to le&l‘\1 U1

Mr. W. T. Wcllner. City. left y

terday.on 9, business trip to M011- "”"*”"-_*-

was in vicwrio Friday on bueiu

Mr. R. S. Lea, Montreal, is visit-

Vi mv

._ Stanley s

(lalgnry, Alta., on her loot is nil)

Y

Sheetings

and

-= Pillow Cottons

Rev. Father J, B. McIntyre. Tr endii>_ was in'Oharl_ottatown yeet. r dav and returned home in thi? alter-

Mr. Lloyd E. Wellner has returned

Ss

with thcfirm of H. R. Bergma

made his regular trlp with the ina

ing

hom; at noon. When Mr. Coffin c not make it. no one else need try

8.11-

isli

(J\-ll'

ome you

l back your money. This is just

ran- o

derlics are the best bowel remedy made.

Soothing and easy in action, they

e cleanse the bowels, thoroughly ton-

maks you feel great. They promote pfeasy and regular bofwcl action, nelp‘

and

overcome its cause. In these thi h

rs ,

disagreeable salts and other pby which usually give only temporary

sics

dr

like them. They ‘ are partied

ca

and aged people. In vest pocket tin

ply _ th

town only of us. McKinnon D

_lCo. _

SEALED TENDERS, 3.1111 688011

'_ 5 1'8-

‘ .. on

Friday, the 16th May, 1 > _ the convey-ance of His Majc_ 'pin ils. on n. proposed Contract (leur

Route from. the Postmaster \Gcneral's5

pose

- _ rm

tion as to conditions of W0

a

forms of Tender may be obtaincdl

“_

the odlcc of the Post Office Inspect-

,- _ Post Oillbe Inspector.

|"i.Tv|z sims lf

Cll"l'0WN FISH SUPPLY C0.

Phone aio-J. Prompt Delivery

Mr. ir. J. norman. elm-iotteiown, ‘.1

is at present .in Sydney.

There was weighed , on the City

Scales. Saturiay morning six of the

_ qiioicest steers seen inohsrlottetown V for some time. They were from the

' barns of Blake Brothers and are in-

on tended for their Easter trade. The in lot comprised live Shorthorns and

,one Polled;Angus all purebred and certainly showed the great care and

ry _expert feeding for which this old es- m _teiblished firm is noted. Some idea

lol their size and quality may,be

from their individual weights.

Steer 3 Yrs. old 1810 Do. " -' 1750

Mr. R. N. Cox -went to Morell yes- E ”.`_'

_ _ te

lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs.

»-1|-ii

Do. ," “. 1660 Do. " ~_" 1650 Do. 2 Yrs. old 1640 Do. 1550 lbs.

3 A great many farmers and others enjoyed viewing these handsome ani-

. 'ii ii

.nd the Stockmen of our Island showing

the perfection of breedingiand feeding. These steers were selected out of a lot of sixty brou ht from Toronto

at, Z bi'

M,.s_ s_ C_ Clerk, Mt stewart, has the firm last June. Their carcasses

will be on view at Messrs. Blake Bros Store in \._-ie Market building

ee- the latter part_ol this week. 1817.

“Perfumes--`All the best makes and

odors- Princess Patricia ' a big

Og- favorite with us.- Try it-}f0c drum

ers Hardware Co., Charlottetown, ~75c oz. Sold only by E. A. Foster.

ess Central Drugstore. 1795-4-6M3i.

Smiiiiniiiisiulitri 7

had'

a- mais as they were an obiect lesson to

Cm Unly

ly ,Use of the - Popular

“FIG PILS”

ri you are eoneeinmc. piiiioiul

:have a sou , gsesy; upset stomach, 1, an inactive liver, sick headaches; or if you are tired, worn-out and down,- hearted, and the_ organs of digestion and elimintation fail to perform the all-important functions. see to it that you cleanse your 'system of un'-_ digested food, foul gases and exf- cess bile in the intestines and bowels by the use of the popular fruit tonic laxative.

FIG PILLS

i This remedy, being composed of valuable tonic, diuretic, sud laxa- tive ingredients, constitutes tliemthe best treatment for weak kidneys,

siuggighdliveirl; indigeiltion, constipa- ton, an at bi ions tired-out reeling. 'rry Fig Pins tinfnext tim, you are not feelin n to our us- fual good health andgyoll willybe con- vinced of their wonderful curative properties. Refuse all substitutes. ,At all dealers in 25 and 50 cent |boxes, or bv mail from The Fig Pill |00., Bt. Tnomas, ont. Bold at Geo. E. Hughes Drug Store.

I wi

Q.

Ill

W

ils

its time you did. Every ya

lowest price.

`._""`l

Did you know that Stanley Bros carry real good

lines of sheetings and pillow cottons? If you_did not

rd is imported direct from

the mills in Lancashire and comes to us at the very

Bleached Sheetings

1°* F'-'lain

BS

_ 03 inch ............ ._

70 inch ............ ._ 72 inch ............. ._ 80 inch ............ __

ng. 0 _

and

______________ ..32c yd. .............. _.36c yd. _...40c 42c45c yd. ........ ..42c 58c yd.

Plain Unbleached

Tvve `SpeolaIs

ugs _

70 inch.___ ........ ._ 72 inch ............ _ _

.1-3..

in .

Pillow Cottons

Y 'te

........... ._30c ayd. ........... ..32c ayd.

_ ~|==|;|n A ~

is - I

g 40

46 inch ............. ._

Automobile

-v

. ¢ <,

. . . . . . . . . .. .25c a yds ‘ 1

42 inch....._........t27c/85c'40cayd _ 44 inch _____ ..28c'f30c 33c 384: a yd.

.......... ..38c a yd. ..

_ J.

Rugs

t0

Best qifality of English_made all wool rugs.

Heavy _weight, fringed in tartan patterns

______________ _.$6.95 each.

Times Velveteen

Best English make. Bright Hunter Green Purple -

Full Purple Copenhagen Saxon Blue Light Navy

Navy

Tan ~ Tan Brown

Light Brown _

B. d nk at

at

Blacks

I Havana Brown .............. ....70c a yd.

656 75c $1.0_0 1.10 1.25 1.50 a yd.

Cord Velveteens

Saxon Blue..

` Black ....... _ _

The aiwm/_S

Hunter ,Green Havana Brown

____________________ _.75c a yd ______ ..65c & $1.10 a yd.

Stanley Bros

busy Store.

asm