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A l "Silver Plate tlrct Wears" ' `
._  in beautiful designs, is mule
-Lf in thc ht-_wie-.i pkiie. it
__ »g__?;t*  hns been renowned ,`
1, _':.'~'_; \ "` for over 60 years. ,_ _ 
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the uiidcrsigiied up to goth iii_<»_  _i;i§oirt_
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with Ihr- btaiiley l$rid_i_fc lhiiryiiiglmiir presence, this sin day oi December,
Co. to Mniiiifaciiirc (_‘l:ci»sc for A )('_t_i'§f,_, A_ w_(;|,i;_;fi0N_
Season igig. Tciiilcr to state price
per liiiiiflrcd lbs. iiizilccr to find all
help, fue? und supplies.
J. ll. Sll\lPS();\',
Secretiiry,
Alberton. Hll phdlli ll '1-
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--TH HORNING DAILY Guardian
can be obtained nt' Lalerty'» Tonner
isl Parlors. Buminerlide. ,
--H188 HAZEL HORSE in Guar-
dian agent in J. O. Jn.rdine’| Book-
store, Sluinmerside. ‘ I-Ier office phone
is 45-1 und residence phone 26.
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew s
week or two before the time they
have i!B.id.for hu expired and thus
not miss an issue, as all papers are
discontinued promptly on exrtrv
date.
-AN l.\ITl<IRVlEW.-J. S. Hinton,
vicepicsiilerit and manager H. T.
liulman, Liiiiited, of Summerside, is
in the city, says the Halifax Herald.
Mr. Hinton is not only manager of
one oi the lnrixest business enterpris-
es in eastern Canada, but he is inter-
ested in the Park Farm company,
limited, ol Summerslde, breeders and
exporters of silver black foxes. Mr.
Hinton, who has just returned from
an extended business trip, speaking
with The Herald, says he is confident
the demand for foxes lor breeding
purposes, now great, will eventually
extend all over Canada, and beyonii,
and that the present prices for high
grade Prince Eilwiird Island breeding
stock will he maintained for several
years. Splaking as n business inan.
Mr. Hinton nays the ultimate future
of the fox business, as regards peltii.
is assured. He gives two reasons for
this. Une is the superior quality oi
the iur and the increasing demand fo.
it in the great markets; the othri
reason is the lncf that the supply ii
wild iur-bearing animals generally i.-
being exhiiusteil. Prices have mort
than trebleil in the past twenty year'
and tlie efforts oi the modern trap-
pcrs have become yet more strenuoiir
so that the supply must become les?
and lcss and Dually lic practically er
haunted. This makes the opportunit;
for fum irorr. foxes grown in\€&l>ClVi'
ty. Fashion and wealth must have
thc best of iurs, regardless ol'cost.
S'l`A'l‘lC UF Omu, CITY or Tomcno. } ss
Lucia Unubirv
FrankJ Cheney :nukes with that he is
senior partnorof thc_l1riii 0i‘_i~‘. J. Cheney
r"cCo, doing business iii th_c City oi'X‘0ledo
(lounty und State iiiorec-mid.s\nd that salii
ii w‘ll th (ONE HUNDRED
' _ .\'o':‘.\i:v_ Punmo.
H:1ll’s Ontarrh Cure is token internally
and nets directly on the blood and mu<~_~
ous _ siirh_ic_vs_ nl the system. Send for-
t t . .
_ Y mm /-ONE CENT pu- word ends
rr PA H “Lulu tu. PM tion for edvertilfng in "Ill
_ cm; net ueeonipuny order and
H' CLARK " °"“‘"‘° “°“'» "‘ alias aiecoinn uiisna. minimum
i.
per
charge twenty Eve centl. _
-COMPANION COURT of, Fores-
ter. mill meet in the Forester Hell.,
Sumuierslde, tonight. Election of
omcers and other important business.
A full attendance fa reqllelted.
» 1-ll Hlipd.
-NEW SPRING BAHPLEB in high
class American wall-l>aDerl Will be
shown by S. Li. Wauxer at the store
of Sinclair and Stewart, Ltd.. on
Monday and Tuesday, Jan. flth to
28th. All interested are invited to see
them on either of the above dates.
1-27MZi.
(From Saturdsy's Evening Guh-\‘f1iB“-)
-H1DEi~i_-In Bummerside the mar-
ket price for hides is eleven cents per
lb.
-PROFITABLE SOCIAL.- Rev.
Dr. Gauthier, of Palmer’s Road, hold
a social there on Tuesday in aid oi
the Prince County Hospital, at
was raised
__-_
-CHURCH MEETING.- The Sum-
incrride Pr.-sliyterian Congregation
held its annual business meeting on
\‘.'edn‘id.i_v evening, Jan. 15th. The
follow i ,' is a brief summary of re-
port' sented thereat. Receipts for
Gene-r Expense Fund from all
source. $2329.65; Receipts for Mis-
sionary and Educational pllrpvfles
from nil sources, $885.84; Receipts of
Ladies Aid Society $306.08; Receipts
for Session Fund, $55.18; OilerinsS
ol .~‘..  for running expenses, $70.90;
Total lor all purposes, $3647.65. Thu
managers reported a small bai-
ance on hand alter all i:;i:ii--
ing expenses were parl-
Eleven persons were received into
and ten removed from the member
ship oi thechurch during £110 Ye!"-
-DAIRY MEETING.--The annual
meeting of the Kensington Dnlrying
Association was held in the C. M. B.
A. Hall, Kensington, on Tuesday af-
ternoon, the Zlst inst. The Pi".'si--
dent 'l‘hos. McNutt presided. The re-
port of the work for the past yinr
as submitted hy the Secretary was
most satisfactory and gratifying to
the association. The association bc-
ing now (ree of debt and withusur-
plus oi $384.90 to its credit it was
agreed hy a unanimous vote to low-
er tlie manufacturing charge and thus
give the patrons a still higher price
for their milk. Already tivo new
milk routes will he added to the list
,. _ _
which the handsome sum of $150;
-' 1
ctnnlssiics 
ROBES. F
THE REASON is PLAIN-Ti. i. ci. na Seann ue io sie iveaiiief inn. '_r11¢ Prowse businqssfiii A
run by the Calendar and cannot be goverucecl lily fiiiezikfoi unsgasonable weather__. These sleigh 1°0b_¢-ES l.11\1»S§  _
ed by February Ist to give a clear road to the coming sga5Q`!1, npne must be carried over. S0 110W 1S»tll¢ ¢1I1i¢ 850%, _
ATS -
TS AND "1
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all others to buy your Sleigh Robe. There is plenty of coldwezither _ahead-and`tl_1eV'Rl11€S We `1'l1_'e` §i_Yh_‘S`.  
than you have known before. ‘ ¢ .ni . . _ . i
“MONTANA EXTRA” No. I Buffalo Robe,n1a<le
from No I grade Buffalo Cloth, which very closely re-
sembles the genuine fur. It has a strong, heavy Astracli-
an Cloth lining, is rubber intcrliiicd, making it wind
and uaterproof finished with ` fancy scalloped _edge
border, color dark brown. A warm liurd wearing robe.
54x 2 inches 54x62 inches 54x72 inches
gsm ' soo 1.00
l GREY GOAT ROBE, medium size,- clark color,
well furred. Clearanceprice   . . . . . .. _ _ _ . ..5.00
BLACK CHINA GOAT ROSE ~ii1:icle fioin high
grade china goat skins, thickly iiii'red‘ with long i-ich
glossy black fur, heavy plush lining, fnncy scalloped
edge, ii very durable and handsome robe, ulediiiill Size,
clearance   .....l0.l20
BLACK CHINAGOAT ROBE, sruiie as above
only larger size, clearai1ccpricc......._.  .....l2.00
BLACK CHlNA GOAT ROBE, iiindc from the
very best skins, extra large size, beaiitifully trimiiiecl,
clearance price _ .. . . ._ . . . .. _.s  _ _ _ _ __ .........l5.00
MEN’S DOG- SKIN COAT, ri fine fur coat, made
from large soft pelts. The fur is soft and thick, of uni-
- GREY CHINA GOAT Rosa made from. ' . 1
im 'rkiiis well' °i>v.=flf=d “fi.fl1_*'19i‘>. "li€é‘.T>.'."'f _.'»' ‘ 
naQl§)i?¢iigiIgrey`color. The skins are stroiigly' sewng n_ `
ea ~ robe is-thoroughly clcahedi `1.l!.1_€(1jl§'1_Fh h”-VY"
lush, finished with fancy scalloped edge border,  .
fbrtuble and good wearing sleigh robe, medium -Siie, __
clearance    .f
_ GREY CHINA GOAT ROBE same as above
larger size, clearance price .. . _ . . . _ _. . . - H  . - - - 7-5°
GR-EY CHINA GO AT ROBE, made from extra
No 1 skins,splcndidly lined
size, clearance plice 
and triinmed extra lar
   Egfr
BROWN GRIZZLY BEAR ROBE. ~This _is one
ol our'bcst.sel1iug robes, and the most _durable- rQl_"¢.-.’_i_o_ __
be found on the market.'l`lie skins are liigh-grade gr_izzly,_.
bear, oil tanned, and are very soft and strong thickly _
covered with long Brown Fur The robe is li_n_¢¥l"\vitl‘! _'
best quality plush lining, trimmed with fancy scalloped '
border. ~
' ~ Mccliiiin size Large size' Extra lnrg"e‘ _
siziin i5.oii isiio
T ii-iEN’s eoLUiii3iA ssaifisiz coAT, one of
form length in a glossy black color. It is cut iii loose
fitting style, wide deep storm shawl collar, and lined
with a heavy tweed, clearance price . . . . .
 . . _ l5.l10
MEN’S PIECED CO
ON COATS, made from the
our best selling :uid most durable fur coats, a -coat we
recoiiinieiid lo stand lots of liurd wear. ‘The fur. is ofa
clark brown color, almost black, :uid very close and*
thick, leather :iriu shields, wool ivristlcts :incl flnfgc
shawl collar, clezirniice price  
cheese was rrianuiactiircd which net-
ted the patrons $30,473.12, and 5,329
lbs. butter which sold for $l,5l8.12.
The plant in each factory is in first
HH \n'lO|ll|l N reg I
Address: l°‘.J.Clll£NE§. & CO Toledo U.
Sold bv ull l)riiirE‘N¢9- _'l5C~
_ 'i‘n!<i_- Hiiil’s Fuuiily Pills for constipa-
lf) 1. .
class condition so that the outlook
for the coming season is considered
good The following are thc oiiicers
I-l.i.\‘Itiifi.'|id li:i_\‘ \'ie\v _ _*_ _ __ for the ensuing year: Board Direct-
K*
pieces left over from the making ofthe best Coon Coats.
Well furred and strongly sewn, they make a warm and
comfortable coat, clearance price..._...  .............l0.75
iunvs Riiceof>i\1 Co/yrs, made from sc1écr¢.é=
skins. The prices range from $40.00 to~85.00 andthe
values criiinot be duplicated in Caiiada.. . 
4.-.
.‘:.‘..l‘.‘s.;f“§s.;;:S°‘:..°“..§§°..“:§s 0112 Price  BS  Mid 51091!!
routes. During the your 285,907 lbs. _   _ _ . _ .  ,_
- \
ors-Thos. McNutt,' President; Geo. Pickering, Joseph Driscoll, J. A. iug.J.
E. Brown, Vice-President; James .'H_0gg, Norman Ramsay, T. A. Dris-
;-' .__ -    `*--~~-'fi-~~~ ---- ~ --“-
The £harlotieiown_ Silver Black Fox Company Ltd ~
Head Gifice Chailrloltetown P. E. l. 
Capitalization0150.000, of which $80,000.00 has been Subscribed.
Divided into |500 shares ai $l00.00 each.
9 9
PR0l/lSl0NAL DIRECTORS
(Oi. li. lil. DAWSON, insurance Brolicr, (harloliefown
JOHN C. SIMS, Business Manager, Charlottetown
JOSEPH D COFFIN, Physician, Plaster Rock, N. B.
GILBERT GAUDET, Barrister, Charlottetown
ERNEST S. COFFIN, Merchant, lharlolfelown
'_ coll. J. F. Profitt, Sccty.-Treus.,
- Salesman; Geo. R. McMahon, Audit-
Of.
\’iESl ERN PERSUUILS
-Andrew Noonan, Bedoque, spent
Sunday in Albany.
-Miss Hattie McArthur, Albcrtou,
spent yesterday in Summerside.J.
-Mrs. Chas. McDonald, Summer-
side, was n passenger to Charlotte-
toivu yesterday afternoon.J.
-Miss Hilda Meagher, Charlotte-
town, is visiting in Suuimerslde thi
guest oi Miss Violet Giiy.J.
-Misir*-Gettin McWilliams, West i
Cape. returned to her home yester-
day after a short visit to friends in
Charlottetown, J.
-Miss Dora Woodside who has beer.
visiting in Summcrside the guest 0.
hor sister Mrs. Reuben Dickieson rc
The above ccmpsny has agreements of sale cn six pairs of Silver Black Foxes from 1913 litters “med t° 1'" h°'”° 1” M“"“t° W"
being sc‘_ected from the best siock in the Province including pairs frcm the famous ranch _of the Charles ' --- i
Dalton Silver Black Fox Company Lid. As soon as sulhcient stock is sold the company proposes to in-
crease. the number to twelve pairs.
The stock no_w purchased will be valued at $12,ooo_oo a pair and the total cost of management,
ke_eSp, ca_re and feed will be zo per cent of the increase, so the shareholders will receive 80 per cent of the
r s re urns
S
The organizers will erect and rraintain an u io-d t h h `
_ _» _p- a e ranc at t eir own expense with all modern
improvements for ihc safety of the animals and will place iiicharge a competent andexperienccd ranch-
man who fully understands the care of foxes Shar h ld
_ _ _c o ers can rest assured that the stock will be of the
highest grade and the greatest care and protection in regard to foods, etc will be given. It is in the in-
terest ofthe organizers to see that every attention is i h ’
b g ven to t ese matters as it i.." only by their success.
in reeding that they are io derive their profits.
ugust Ist next.
A Pal' Value Of C8011 Sh-'=1f€ Will be $100-00, ten per cent payable on application and the balance on
one O_(_I_p;iséi;i;:_ri_ng the prices bein_g_paid_at the present time for spring pups ihc cornpanyprornises to be
_ investment propositions in the market and it is safe to predict that the shares in this com-
pany will soon sell at a premium.
F A copy of th_c_ _companys P_f0.SP¢CtUS_.will.._be...mailcd.on application to_ t_he Sec’y-Treasurer.
lonetoall applications for stock must be made to Ernest S. Coffin, Provisional Sec y-Treasurer, Char-
terday.J .
-Miss Vera Baker returned to
Summerside yesterday aftel'_no0n .al »
ter spending three _weeks in Char '
iottctown the guest of her parents J
Gordon and Mrs. Bnker.J`. `
-_.L
- -W. T`anton, Summcrside; Fl A
Leiurgey, summerside; C. C. Wallace,
Toronto; registered at the Clifton
House, Summerside, between 6.30
last evening and 6.80 Bstiydsy
evening.J.
-ALC. Stewart, Toronto; Chas.
._ Webster, Charlottetown; J. C. Ellis,
Boston; registered at Queen
Hotel. Siimmerside,' 6.30
last and 6 30
v
-- -1 In
(Froni Yestcrday’s Evening Guardian)
--D. R. Morrison and A. C. Rogers,
Bummcrside, were passengers to
Charlottetown this morning.-J.
-Williiim Curtis, traveller for Dear-
bornc & Co., St. John, returned to
Snminerside from st. John satur-
ilay. Ho was n. passenger to Char-
lottetown this morning.-J.
--Patrick McPhcc', Coleman, passed
through Sumincrside this morning on
_-iiirs. Albert simpson, charlotte-
.iis way to Charlottetown.-J.
town, returned to her home this
.norning after spending a [cw days in
iummcrside.-J.
i» -Fred. L. Rogers, Alperton, was s
Passenger to Summerside this morn-
ng.--J.
-Miss Florence Hunter returned to
iummerside this morning after-
iliehdillg 9- fi’-W days st her home in
\lberton.-J.
-A.  McLean, Lot 16, is in
liimmerside today.-J _ _
*Miss L0i9 EIISOF. Ellsrslie, re-
.urned to Summerslde this morning
l_*f¢0l‘\SD6ridlng Sunday at her home
in Ellersiie.-J.
uorrrsoun _usnxmrs _
.
Corrected for every wsqnudly md,
Saturday issue.
Potatoes 35
Bcete per dos. 12 _
Lard, per W. 14 ¢° 15
Bee! (small) per Ib. 3 to 15
Bw' <i1“i-mer) ner lb 'si io 1
P0l‘k _- 9 to 10*
L5mb» Der lb. (ln'.alJ 10 to 14
FOWI 9 to 13
Mutton - 3 to 12
Butter 24 to zs
Eggs, per dos. 25
(Pressed)
Hay (Loose)
Pork
Turnipu _ _._ _ ll
to lm
Women'n Button and Laced le ntli
takin anufhpnlola _.ho¢1ie|lq.- T
'a noe or not »_o_d,\, __-i»gt,_o,q _i
' $150- Sun .we .§2l.°‘i`§ll¢r»._»ii
_ up io dere styles, to  .,,__,,_~.;~-._ 1,
- oi-n'izTba..»  
_see wireew. _ 3*
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For-ce. ~_Lrd_  '-
fore Aug.” lst, 1913
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E Address 
SFCOFFIN, P. O. Box 94, Charlotettown, P. E I.
` I Sec’y-Treasurer, The Charlottetown, S. B. Fox'Co, Ltd,
Enclosed please find $ ._ .........being ten per cent and the balance ‘._I a
mi-° so
mini
 Sir---I do hereby apply  shares. in The Charlottetown Silver Black*
<..-f. _
U°f¢5f°¢k Of Region Dinner -Ware is no iv compleie_Thi§ is
-_-An who a e waiti .f * 205 -and it is
' \
gree' to pay onl-or be* I
*hush '-‘%°iii‘¢. = iiatrernlf.
y 8 ug' or  _ s pattern c`an's'e`c'i1i'e whatever
Q J _/ '_ *_ ' _ ' l ,_
_ inner Sets 97-piecés . . .  .. .,f,, _ __,__ _
TCE  as ¢'¢.,"_`l'. .¢q_-»_oi,.,..`,.,__ _ __ "*_ ._'_‘_ _*_ _‘_ _*___N °._.i_..‘,' i _` _- ‘ ‘ ° "
i   B1.AcK o eo
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1 ~ Sunnyside '