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Whyglike ‘_ su_¢_h ,
when. for `af"triflirig
you. oai1;f..secure__a_ safe
positboxiii a vault
is absolutely fire ‘roof ?
strictest
Deposit boxes
up. We
DQMINION TRUST coMPAN_Y
A 'V' __  » :_'1‘h`e Perpetual' Trustee ' in
PAID UP CAPITAL ' _
 profits over $ siowawqv
Controlledb Coin an 
¥¢i.ND p y Q26
Trustees for Bondholders. V 
_ Advisory Board _
W. H. Aitken, Hon. Chas. Dalton, Frank R. Iienrtz "
  ~  M. Davison,
to show themlto'
_V ' rms-r~or_su.»»..__.. , ’¢‘
"~ lllX Sllllll
i."...°’l`l-IE MORNING' DAILY Guar-
tllaiicen 119 obtained at W. A. John-
ston’i;' ‘\ionte`guue.‘~- ` "-‘ '
_...°Mn. mil. il. rinse-AN ow-dun
representativecip Bouris will _gladly
receive subscriptions and advertising
matter at the. oilice of nndertlkei'
-V'W.* L. Dingwlell. ‘ _
esnasoai nl s
psid for has expired and thus
iesue,_ns all papers are
promptly on expiry
BERVICE.- The people
the Present train ar-
o.re looking forward
of the railway
addition ' of | an-
.°MAR'{l?.TS.- The n':irket..prlces
have gone _soaring
quoted being at an
,Potatoes lbi-ing sixty-
cents a bushel, butter thi;ty-
cents a pound, and eggs nine-
cents.. Potatoes are arathsr
article, being difficult to pro-
cure even at the price stated The-
V V' Manager  V  ,W  #egg circle is now in active operation
_ ' i  ~  * mil akin 'tell fit s c li-
_ MOYl'i8 B|0C|¢ Ch3Yl0tt8t0Wn _slildeaishltdlédctgrj ein idflileniin; gba
_ ‘ ’ t. . _
mn? G f- V
...°FIBHING.- The rrospect for the
fishermen of Georgetown and vicin-
 -V-_-Q. -_f _ "W f lity is at present a gloomy one. A
» _ lmrrier of ice which c n l 'lt
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Ns_ture’s Purifier
~_,.
_ / _ o veys ly s
lnmpearnnce the idea that it has come
tostay presents an effective obstacle
‘fo the setting of any lines. An e'-
fort is being made to postpone the
opening of the season until some
time in May. as the present date
will be unavailable to all fishermrn
,in the vicinity. The fact also of the
season helm: cut shorter 'this vesi-
_will_ give but 'sn exceptionally short
term for the lobstermen.-`G.`
l ._ -A lvll\'r'l-lim on 'rnus..- Tr.. an-'
hahitarits of Georgetown were sud-
denlv alarmed one evening reccntlv
Why the rinsing of one- of the church
.l‘ells, nt a'n_hour when no servi‘:e
was.i:oing mi. As this is seller ll_v-
tl st ' liof
le gna
I' ge of the
. in.tely_`
'their'
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American Silver Blacli 
0 mein' office.      _fj y
 Sense Screen, '  -
__        
 0  'incorporated under lawstof _Massschfifi§ell§_;.-151145    *
..Vc.plal_ siocll $400,000.00, V_ rar Yalu¥ _$100.00 ner share- ~
A 1 if 1  V A?lsets'of_ ssl Bl kr" all i'
‘ l ‘Th Co ny will own twenty-_ ve..__palirs_ _pur__ _. iver ,ac oxes e lg-
ible for__re(;istr!:t;i§n, which will be placed inlthe ranch-_;lbout_ September TSI." 1914-
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Silve`ii,l3lacl`<0 Foxes' in' captivity. V " ' 
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 - Tlie'Board ot Directors is composed of successful busm¢SS m€_HV0f 111211 - l
islisliding, who have invested heavilyjof th_¢;VlrjV»own_ funds to makethe companys
I  ji' V ‘ l V_ ,  _Vol (A . _ ._ _ .
‘_ " _ 1  _   _ .Subscnpht;ion_B_;__ b _bed ff th
- _  A__lai¥¢'_Part'0ft11¢ °0mpimv’S SWG  ._v1i1s'” wi Su SC” _ »_We° ef ° _
' un'g¢lV¢1_"po;tl_qn__at per, $100.00 per share. X0 p. c,_paya_ble on application,_.balance
Vcrtoi' before August 15th, 19121. Aélpllcation ni? be_iné.de .t0 Vany of thc D1¥¢Ci_Q1'S.
"or director to the company’s o ce, 53 S tteet Boston. Mass P1‘0$P¢ClUS
__ __  The Company` will have anup' to date ranch  l¢V¢I'-Y_`11_l0d_¢U1’¢0HV¢"l- 1
`_”eli(;e,  'an idenl location' near Charlottetown. ` ` ` ‘ ' ‘
 V  _  V'  .Management  _ V,  V _ _
7 0 `- Thémenagement of the com'pany__will‘be~i.n tIie'-hands1-of_men_wh0_nreex-1 _  _ __  _,L/~.V__ V 2
'l ~ "   e sl
~ peiienced _`irif__the»__Fox_busin_ess, and who lfhaye  a_,sl1CccVss'_Vf0'_f;'1the ’r'trlsing‘ of
‘ca , . ‘hey ore'_very pr ty, an
reasons-ble'in`pi~ice. f 2165-4-25lii2l.
J. U5-l f’ . 2...' ,f-  _ , '- _ I-‘TD-
_ *_    Sourls, 15th' Rm,
0' " ‘ '~ ' Y' N ’ F* “H "°“> Ri°\"=1°°d Allie:-zen nm silver ioo
f- ttetows. 3188-4-24m2ipdLA_ EL McLean Co Ltd. 100
and Oharlo
" " Belmont
EISTEIII PEBSOIIILS Beech, wood
-_ Barkers f
L ...'Mil9 Anna Mloriliss left Geox--~ Brighton '
‘town on' `a‘ visit to friends in Pow- Belfast Fox Oo.
-“sl--G. Beech Hill
f "*-'* ' 'Ch rl £1.61
~--_°Mf~,Ch-Brie! 0Wel1 of Charlotte- Clgrutlherfwn
town spent Thursday revisiting his Dalton
".'1. B h l ' l
'wk or "Vw b1;or°su¢:;i¢:Ml;`e,iiez;°;VViormer home in Georgetown.-G, mnuig pgdigi-em Foxes
‘ '  - original
...°Mr. Allan Walker' 'left‘Georg». New ,una
Vf°W_l1 T,h\4|_'9dHY l-0_ f.aKeVa_posit-lon on Dominion
Vgthe Minto for the summer months G mpire
V _ ` -`--» _ Eastern
V ...°Mi-._> Jos. MacPliee left George- Freeland 
and considerable in.. §Vt0W_l1 l`0P¢l_iCly for, Picton where 5, Great Canada Northern
P6Sl¢f0H_on .one of the Government Howatt.-Dalton
boats ie' awaiting hii_nl.-G. . Ive;
, _  -_-- Milton Patel. sox
 Word has been-received thot Mr. ,Montague
A' O' M@'éPh°° 0"' form" DOBUDIIB- Mount Edward'
_;°’;1 0:;  M0089 Jaw. where he Massachiieeetts
_ V _ . _ g e oxe
' - V '** - North Tryon Oo.
-re;:..;l€lrs.» A. J. McDonald `r:turned Provincial
smflmef'  G"h‘;"Sl°t.°W“ YO Sllvnilxtlle Park Farm
_DB0 at _her home there. Prine; Hoya!
lMrs. McDonald hadbcen spendin the
VWi“f°l`\Wi¢l\ her soil Charles »i‘n Igiaii- ‘£2338
f .- __ ~ ‘
“X G' . _ 4. - R. J. McNeill co.
cesslul 'lxnicert “was g1v;n_i_°n_;`hes;€' Rollers Payton
P“tr|9k'° Hall- 500108 on Thursday Record
&V;glD2. under the auspices of the lgtgfgont
_-. .__  €.“.2§°1f.;.'.l1,‘.2:’...::‘1.;;f.Lf;.  
snow was inllin »' sam-'on
the public. But in spite of all there Taylor.
zzz: ;.§.°°“..:::.“:;  rr “°~°_°  
.ti ' ~ e weath" °°"‘d"' Tuplin Irving
ons been favorable it is probable
that the proceeds would have been
00111110. -thllll am0ulrt._ The program
WM one- ol thenest ever given in the
WWII- EBC!! 'one did his or her part
svlendldly. Among toss +.el<lm:'l>art,
ln addition to 1 those who hiiyd often
pleased* Sourisaudiences on previous
occs.sions',- were who nppeared'
he the com- |
eilorts
Doll
A them-
Bh00ni1 `ol!le'
re/tty' tab-‘
- Miss
W. _ M.
1'-ave Miss E
O `ett" t
o
ai-r Miss '~I’l1lll
the Dian
iiet were a
some lantern
W. M.
of ‘Wr
had
' I ws'e_‘eured'cf'- RhenVii_istic`Guiit by _
_M1NARD'8 LINIMRINT. __ _ _ _
~_I-leliiax.. _  ANDREW KING.
I was ‘cured of Acute Broii_chitis__by‘
INARD’VE| LTNIMENT. _- _ _
~ l LT.-COL. 0. CREW READ.
about
“UIQXA _ - _ i _ ’
V, I. wed _cnred~of Acute Rheumstlsm ' ~
.-1 Mluannis _i,I_NVIM.iiirl_'r.
linrkliilm. _0lit.x 0.' s. Bii.l.mo.
_ 5 lmkefield. Que.. net. fl, 1907.
_ 1 - ~ ' . '_
V "L.._J.VRedflin_ has received li new"
t of_fDress-~0rna1neiits, Hair Band- §
ur' etc 'I ` et d 1`
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Directors
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Buys fi
Boysf Boots
here
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8 |1_ shed himself, and ls now North Milton Pedi.
m‘8l18~E|11g -a store at Elbow Slisk G r ,d F 9
. .QPLENBID QDNGFRT, Rayner Internatlnnlil
_ _ g and a cold “ind 5 B1 k (3
blowing. Thiel” addition to very sigh; xxx  cg'
'sloppy roads. was not inviting to lsnver Tip i '
Ulllllllllllli   _
rvnsu swam. V- __...'oNn»-omwr. w is - 'URNIBHED “D °°f"W°'1`UD _ _
_» < ' 'uon~_iee:=»ev»rriri'i~»i:»)"iu°i:'°x.§°i\m'°.ii. °‘g‘Y BY 'nm 'ox Ex'  _ _
-' ‘ lOaeh 'm _"accompany 'oi-der. Mini- HANGEB ‘ND INVEST' _ ~ ' '
M, |,,.m,m ,,h~$,~»,,_,,,V,_n,6.mu V umm' ooiilraulliis _
Asked V '
Prim a » _
160
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125
110
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  Shirtwaists _
100
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10?) 110
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_ We have beenseliing a great many shirt-
walsts the last few weeks and as you know, or
ratglzir will know, thére’s a reason and we give
it ow.
_ A very special line of lawn shirtwaists,
tailored style, short sleeves, low neck, patch
pocket. Trimmed withblue, black and red
spotted and stripedmate ' l
igg All Sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 . . . . . . . . . . . . .

(}°' l ` "n ~ l s
 _ ‘Another extra special line of wmte crepe
100 ‘ bloilses with low' neck, diamond collar, 95
sailor ties, short sleeves ...................... ._ C ~
_ Fine white French cambric with black and
white pin stripes, low neck diamond 
izs. collar trimmed with plcot edging ......... ._ C
10
~ .ll _ sine White camprlc with black- and blue
my hairline stripes,reversible cuffs, patch  
ill pockets and softremovable collar.  0
'B Same style, white pique  
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50 60
100 175
100 11.(
100 -_ 115
100 150
100 100
100 135
100 125
100 110
40 50
100 125
100 100
100
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12:1 ,
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100
100
100
100
100
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200
100 iio _
 53.0; #fl‘_'~T< _0_‘?¢l_f‘?fT¢_¢f?#€¢_ f‘ffi$l.ss
Tailored white pique, new soft low roll
collar, patch pocket, reversible cuffs 
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100 200
500 1 ,500
100 100
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105
100 '
100
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STUDIO
l_irnitod_'
 Motto: lfermancncy. Aim: To roduce the high- `
   Pells     
 " Hier  F°#¢e..e¢r_s€1?1§>i?l?0._   _
_ VPér'ma1i¢il'tf'0if1cé'rsVheve;;allr¢sd3<.__béen ~_e1_éj¢te°_d'_`ieild  
f ~e‘t<>e,e@o whisk" ev.-rfilipefese  lleeii'  
e Excellence, worth andf ofl'riiisi f
Genuine Breeders Proposition
Which_ Has A _ »
V Every Good Feature to Commend Itself _
A very line selection of breeding stock, grade A, personally selected
from ranchers grade A in honesty.
A capable management who knows the lox business from A to Z. _
Moderate capitalization. V
Low ranchin ex uses
4 ' _g pe _ .
Every Wise Investor looks to the future and counts the cost. Large and
permanent dividends is what he is after.
The Permanent Silver Foxes, Ltd., is a 1915 proposition. Why?
BECAUSE! The owner of the best stock will not sell his good breeders,
- but he will sell pupsfrom them.
These pups by being bought in advance can be bought cheaper and
therefore can be capitalized lcwer though every whit as good as the
rents. " `
 being capitalized lower the investor gets larger yearly dividends.
Even if he gets no dividend in l9l4'in a _veqgfew years he will have
received more money than if he had put fis money in one of the,
very highly capitalized companies that fpa a 1914 dividend.
lf the Permanent were capitalized o $0,000 get pair instead of
$18,000 it could retum to the investor 40_p. c. of is own money this
fall as a 1914 dividend and still have $18,(Xl0 'per pair left.
The higher the capitalization, the lower the; dividend lower for all _
time. Application for this genuine high class breeders stock may be
had from the followingz-  _
Alexanger Ross, Charlottetown President Donald McMillan, Charlottetown
Col. C. . Emery, New Port Vt. Vice-Pres. _T. E. E. Robins Charlottetown
Benj. Rogers, Charlotnitown, Secy-Trees. Thos. L. Cooke, Murray River
` Wm Kearn?,Murray .Maniaing Director Wm. Landalgan, Murray River
Hammond ellnesouthport, rector Arthur C. ood, Alexandra
Murdock J. Mc od, Murray R. Director Daniel C. McKinley North 'River
Isaac E. Burden, Pownal, D rector VJ. Jervis Stewart Charlottetown
Chas. Lyons, Charlottetown _B. S. McKinley, Charlottetown
E. C. Blanchard, Newport, Vt. Chas. Newson, Rocky Point. '
Oflice 156 Richmond St., Chftowu
Branch Office Murray River _
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