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THE CHARLOTTETQWN GUA R_i)yAN ‘ “`””" ’_.""_"`“`""" “""""""""";"""_"_"' Y _ NOVEMBER 20, 1914 
_ PAGE six
THE CENTRAL UUIRDIIIN _ _ . . .
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his Province. TIME CHANGED.-Th
ton Farm, West Royalty, advertised _ -
lt on Saturdav. _
Giant Pitcher in New;
Latest Capture for Uni-
versal Program
“l01 Bison" Two-Reel
Drama
Vllfll l\` \i.‘.'I:Il"\\`fi `.
_ i‘ iii- i-nm
`~' lt?-“.I5\l .-`\l‘I'l-`\l£A`.i F
' ii` if NND lA‘Ei’-Al-If
In Two Parts
______--
Did She Cure Him
A dandy Selig Comedy
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SONG
pnriit-tiliirs late
Universal Ike in Somewhégflizg/olce ls
Pursuit ol Eats
Mr. Cairns
15 minutes of contin-
. L ht "'-'““'_"'“'-""""
“ous aug er Come to the Matinee
Investment Proposition
it you wish to participate in the
1915 dividends ofa Company with un
limited possibilities, the Connaught
proposition should interest you.
if ou appreciate the earning capacity of fifteen
VALt.EYFlELD.-Rev. Donald Mc- elsewhere, ta es place _ ._
' L. 'ill 1.' ~l in Valleyileld, on Nov. ..lst, at one o'clock shixrll. H0 ll
Lum" Company '  at  lservices. - ten o’c\0vk as stated. ~ f _ _.3-_ T
Presents _ ' *_* Th N- h _ . e _
POWNAL CIRCUIT--The servilces I A_l;Mé_ FI§_LD__<§EgVIC1E0__FU_ND_.__-i » - C Int .- -_ - _ - - ‘O
1 ~ P l 1 a n e uar an ov. i. I1 B . ~. gc _
on I mmm Gnu" are WM in nanies from Green Bay, Robert Currie IS By Far the Best ' »‘
Held of Endeavor “The Agressor”  ...ii ,..l...1.'.~iiii.‘i~.~ .lt sw.. 1 ' _ _ _  , _. .. - _ __
 L-   °“°“;‘l_sr:°.tf.?°.t:.1:‘:.“r::..i‘.;?';.nt “A Leap mms -  Péoplgs a i  
Theatre _._
“Setting the Style”
The _Finnegapis set the
_ -° _t stye atte Hors.
1    ~_ Show __ 5-1[‘he____~_.  -‘
serious result ouurr
' ~ 'l . ~ 'ounglady and gen-
to Mount Stewart. The night being
very dark, they did not notice, when
within ii quarter of it miie oi' the vil-
lage, ti tenni apprtiarliing, und in von-
Y ' .
pairs of liiplitst quality silver black foxes, Capitalized
at the excecciingly low rate of $15,000 a pair-get
your share of Connaught stock while it is selling at
_ par value.
li For fuller information. call at our oihce or write
for prospectus.
_ Connaught Perfligreetl Black Foxes, Limited
1 Cameron Block-Box 54-Charlottetown
st»t|uteiif~<= both teams collided neitlier
,st-eing the other till it was too law.
'Both oct-tipaiits of the first named car-
riage were thrown heavily to the
igronnd, the young lady being render-
-ed un<'onst'ious from the force oi' the
|t`nll for about fifteen minutes and was:
'also out and bruised badly about the
head. The gentleman, fortunately os-
cnped injury, but both _carriages and
l\at‘ii<~i-is were broken to a considerable
extent. Taking everything into cou-
i ncle that a worse calamity did not ha
' ms were going at
rie,
RESERVE DATE.-- A grand enter- John Currie, $1.00.
ed h the --
tainiuent is being prepar Z"
young people of St. James Church and SUNDAY SERVICES-Murray llarbor
will be given Friday, Nov. 27. More services, Sunday, Nov. 22nd, Rev. E.
r. 0572- 3. Weeks. B. B.. of Pownal, will preach _ ,
In excliouge with _Rev. l.. ll. Jéwett at Ll
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.- White Sands, ll a. in.; tlupt- Bear, Ii
Mr. and Mrs. Adiiin Jay, of Moull; an- p. in.; Murray Harbor, 6.30 p. m. ' ~ ‘
nouiivt- the eiigageiiioiit o itheir dough- _.___-
tt-r, Iiiiss .\largni>rlti- Annie Jay. to CAPTAIN MURCHISON FOR THE
.\lr. \l'illlniii F. Tully, oi' .\'t»wton Upper STANLEY.-Captain J. J. Murcliliion
|=‘,,n,»_ _\i,i_~i,;_ late of the D. G. S. Earl tlroy, receiv-
‘. -f- ed instructions yesterday from the
D rt ent at ottawa to hold `
sideration, however, it is almost a nur-
U
it diphtheria and four ol' st-nrlet fever.
ls, ltoad, Ituv. E. Hell performing the corn-
) mony. A sumptuous suppi-r was serv-
t-tAvE _vbu 'vous FLAG? .tt Marine eps m _ _ _
the present time you should show himself iii reattluesi; to proceed 19 llal- At. _ ~ f -_ .fl  i. Q'
your colours. Cliasteiflnely eriamelled ,lfax to take command oi’_the D." G: S. just wha`t~ .Happens  ' ' ,_ . ,.  _
Canadian tiags for your lapel, 10 cents “Stanley. Only o. few minutes betore _ _  m
. rd 'as received Messrs. Bun- Nllltll E|)l80¢l¢ Ol ° ° leader and 'everybody
each; per post, 12 cents. Guardian this o er vs
Otlico. B206 tain and Bell received it wire front the _ _ _
--- Dominion Coal Canipany asking il_ The Million Dollar _ t
OATS SHIPPED.-The school dia- Captain Murchison was available to St€ ' »
ti-it-is of .\lurray llarbor. Guernsey. take_conimand'ot a steiiiiit-r hpunddlo  _gy ° 
____{_____._.- Cove, White Sands, Beach Point and Belg um with supplies from Iana a. S '
rush ‘thnu h..\\e fornarded to (liarlotte Captain ‘Vlurcliison was of course By long() any etter than '-  J0l|_l_l_ BUDDY 5
ii Pield Service Fund. obliged to decline the latter and
Matinee  and avolg ttllle itowiihfiirtlio Ari y " I _  _ / A _ .
_ at I t 5-lI_l busliels ot oats. This amount was ____ __ __ _ _ _
at 3 15 g shipped __iroi_n Murray Harbor station WOM EWS ‘N51-'TU-|»E MEE-1-|NG_   r  S Josie Sadler
E g  on me hm mst' -Miss Hazel Sterns, Assistant Super- i . __ _
    ;:1°.i.:;.:;:‘.:f;‘   ._ _ . . .
__ »_ 13 would ‘le wen to 'emi wil advertise' Nov. 9tli. The notice of the time ot' i ' 1 . .. _  , . _ 1 ._ A
L ” 2'" jk' "Y" ' V "Wm ot A'.H0r“" & ('°" "1 this l5` l meeting was very short but thirty
img' In “"9 “d‘ is listed U' splendid members were preseiit to hear Miss  `
Hn" of Grinders' Pulpers' and Rom Qterns’ very instriut-tivt> papers on e   e a -_   
t‘utt<-rs. 'There is no denying the-Lu' m .,:, _ .. lu _f  Q
int that either one of tliese iiiachliius ' t\___°__,ik rx_;:n?ga__3“t‘h9 l_Tr:_3l‘_;\0I:-gui,  fi |»1g  y |"\ W   |'1"\ 
Th C h ` G tl “ t
e  t  a  n_ilI_pay for itself liandst_>n_iel§`_ir\ _n bm _-or me mv__nd_ ‘Sh__"__`|__0 gave __
_ S ‘or ‘““"'. “\"5°“" um '“ pmmg 1 I" vi-i \' i;ood deiuousti-ation in bitndaglrig,
purt-liaso oi one should visit the show showing how to “ae mam. lufferem - _
m°"“° of A' Hurn" & V0' 0592' kinds of bondagtis. This was' the first V - ` »
nieeliiig held in thc neu' roonis ol' the    
institute and tho nieinbers were very
ot the mee
ill lo held on Wvdiiestluv evening
night last, is ten ay _ W _ _ _ _ _ _ _
tlenian troni Scott-hi`ort wt-ire driving _\~__,._ 25",, as I_,.,_vi¢u,,.|,. ,,,,{wunCe_|_ . .i
4
An Ocean Liner”
'V Canyon _imagine Flora
Badie jjimp head first
trom the upper deck
of an Ocean Liner-
while in motion - and
fight agaipst the waves
unt.il.rese,ued., ,, `
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T-UCiCl>F!
W0'-<ZZC‘.
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Hundred” follow the'ii~~ ~
dresses ala Finnegan
PJ _f-_
_ _ well pleased to have Miss Sterns.pre- _
A 'NARROW EscAPE"“Au “"°“l§;‘; sent, as was shown by the hearty vote --In Then' New j\Ct---
t h at the flosc
that narrowly averted Giaviiig a in _of ,,.,.nk,, te,,d,.,.ed 0 er .
_ ,‘ , -: 1-. nStrly  ` f ,  ~ . .
° “ " ‘“ . . ting. l`lie rcgiilnr meeting Applauded by hundreds last mght
I l Matinee Saturday
|=| Usual -Gifts for the Children and
_ Pleasing Programme
BOARD OF HEALTH.-At ti ment-
ing of the Board oi' iieulth hold \Ved-
nvstlay evening in the Count-ll (‘ham-
ber, the following iiieiiiln-rs were pre-
sent:-t‘ouncillors ltiley, i\lcl{cnnit,
ltattray, Jenkins and Miller; also Wa-
ter Connnissioners. lllt-l>ono.ld`aiul Nc-
t‘arroii, liealth officer. l>r. Johnson and
inspector Bradley. On nioiioii l\lr. Mc-
Donald took the' chair, and after tlie
minutes oi’ the previous meeting had
ibeen approved health otlit-er Johnson
isubmitted tt verbal report oi' his tour
of inspection throughout the city and
schools. liis re ort was most gratify-
ing, showing at grescnt three cases o
There were some cases of tonsilit
but taken altogether, there was nt
lot' year.
ground for the wild reports whl<~h hiivt-
bf-en t-Irr-uiutctl and \\'hit:h have had at
bad'eii`ect on city and country alike.
'l`o know that only seven ca.~u»s exist
in at city of 12,000 inhabitants \\'its';i
pretty good hill of henltli for this limo
_ WEDDING BELLS.-An iiitorestiiii:
event took place at lirttckley Point
Road on Weduestiay eveiiiiig, wht-ii
Miss Gertrude Victoria Jackson bc-
t` came the wife ot' lllr. Stanley Alexaii-
der Prowse, both oi' Brat-_kley l‘oint
pon, as both tea
lively rate when the collision occurred.
-S.
i
eil to it i\*\l‘ii\bTi"t`i\' invited gin-sts, tti'lt‘i'
w`liit'lt the nit-nib:-rs of lin' pnrly vn-
joyed iliviiist-l\'t»s in nitislc, vita The
presoiitei were iiunwrons: und <-osily,
l<_~stii`yiiig to tht- high t~.~'.\ot-iii in \\'lilt'l\
the l\upp_\' _\'ouii|.{ couple wt-rv hold in
the t-oinniunily. 'l`Iiv Gilnrtliuii joins
with their nuiny i`rit~ntl.~; in wishing
Mr. :ind Mrs. l'r<i\\'se it linppy innrrivd
lli`t~.
THE OATS CONTRIBUTION.-
"l`lit‘i‘t‘ art- now ='i0,0<lll biisliels ol oats
for the ,»\rniy Field Si-i'vit‘e l-‘und on
httnd in tho \\'t\rt-lionsv in Cliiirlotte-
town. The titiiitrilititioiis nrt- ruining
lug their gift and others. who had not
nt iirsl substrrlliotl are now bringing ln
libt\rul t~oniriI>uilons. When the list is
t-onipletetl it will be i’oun<i.tluit vary
i`t~\v t`itriiu=rs in i’rln<',e Edward island
have i`uilt‘d to rot-ipond. 'I`ht~rt~ is still
llniu for all to find their iiunit-s on the
book that will be published. Mr. l’:il-
rick tliurklu, of the ltullwny, has given
most valuable iissistunco :intl luis or~
unnizotl the whole railway transpor-
tation systeiu splenditlly. The coni-
nilttce oi' inorchants who have the
niattcr in clinrgo are negotiating for o
suitable stennicr and it is hoped that
in the early days of Ueceuibt-r tho
in splt'ntlidl_\', niuny i`nrint~i‘s int'rt~ns- vnrgo will bt- shipped.
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If You F. G. JORDAN, Esq
tion Fill
W h Charlottetown, P. E. I. _ _ -
I
is f h Lani son Silver
Please send me a Prospectus o t e p
an other in
_ Cross Fox Company, Limit d, along with y _ ` - 9 U U U
Informa formation that will as-ist nie in arriving at an intelligent '
estimation of the proposition. 1 I I
,‘,;;;,‘;§i ;..‘....    i  li_.___ .;. This Form and an it ithout
li you have not received a copy of the prospectus ofthe
Lampson Silver Cross Fox Co_., Ltd., you cannot form any idea
as to its attractiveness as an investment.
`\ You must see the prospectus---study and understand the
proposition before you can fully and clearly appreciate its merits.
The capitalization is extremely low, being less than $1,000
per pair---the quality of the foxes is high, including splendidly
‘_ V
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I _ _WW __ ..
_-Merely Fill in Your
'I' Delay-» ow is the Time to CT- Nam, an, ,,,,,,,,,
_fgurridn silver cross and patch foxes from 50 to 95 isilver
ac ' -
The present issue of stock covering the forty-three f0Xes
is but $20,000. The Directors are retaining a large portion of
the issue. What is offered for public subscription _should not
be oftered long. Now is the time to fill in the form _in the top
corner ofthe advertisement and learn all about the Lampson
Silver Cross FOX Company Limited.
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What Others Have Earned with Patch Foxes---. lugs to In
IG. li. sold ti pnir of crosses to J. li.
:ind llicy protlliroil uno ptiir of silver
lilnci-t foxes with-li sold for $9,000.00.
A. M. sold two pairs oi' patcli foxes
which protliicorl litters of silver black
, foxes, yielding tho owner big returns
for tho iuvcstniwnt.
(inn pair ol 60 p. c. patches purchas
lil by parties in Crnpnud in 1913 pro
tlnccfl among their litter two silver
black foxes, one ot which sold for
$2,500. the other female was retained
by the company.
I
H. L. HEWSON, Amherst, N. S.
PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS.
MYRON E. HENDERSON, Capitalist, Halifax, N. S.
Secretary-Treasurer-F. G. JORDAN, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
D. A. MacKINNON, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
J. STANLEY WEDLOCK, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
F. R. NEWSOM, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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An Up-to-date Ranchi Th k About C
The Lampson Com§;any’s Foxes are being
ranched by the Canada ilver Fox_ & Fur Company
Limited, near Charlqttetown._ This ranch is ideally
situated-the grove is youngiand uniform, supply-
in€_1ust suthcient seculsion to make the foxes feel
at ome-the ground is remarkably level, the soil
cannot be excelled for the purpose of Fox Farming
-n. '_
ri'
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Careful Management
The Lampson Company’s Foxes will be lfed.
housed, cared for, and protected by the _same efiic-
ient, experienced ranchers that are caring forthe
foxes in the Canada Atlantic Fox_& Fur Oompany’s
ranch. Every conceivable appliance and protec-
tion that will add to the safeguard of the foxes has
been installed by the Company. ,_
ii ' i
and Investment
Canada Fox Exchange-.-. --
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~_P.<_st,t- _ . » l_ ~ , . . _
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the Lampson Fox. Company
When you consider that the fo_rty~three foxes in the I.ainpS01r1 _
_ Silver Cross Fox Co.,Ltd.,are capitalized at less than '$l,00G per"
' Pair-Whe“Y0UC0HSid€1`illatllhe Compapyf' have _forty-three foxes
[__ y from which to secure an average production you will justfbegin to
realize the advantages of the proposition. . ii.
_It stands out first of ttllras a‘ I ilped e igv¢§¢me` " ”¢';dl`ri-'
binmg high quality foxes with logs' capigtalizationi-liizficitint
management-the same caretakers as the Canada Atlantic
Fox & Fur Co. Ltd_.,_ 'Ihe Lampson 'Company is first and
foremost a proposition that should pay good dividends on
a pelt as well as a breeding basis.
sed-it has the good points of the be t ro ‘ sitions to-
gitgier with distinctive features that shgulg plglie t'_lie Cloth '
P Y 8111008 the highest dividend-producers in 1915. L»~ .
- Shares $25.00""Ea‘clii“»iSubscribe Now---
\ ~ The earning possibilities of the Company are unsurpas-
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