NQVEMBER 23'1914 V* ' . 'ran cnAR1.o'r'r.1-:'rowN GUARDIAN - PAGE NINE 
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WARBUR*0N G SHAW.
1111, Etc. Solicitors for Canada nk
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ers -Association, Bank ot Montreal OTTAWA Nov 21-Colon l A T
da permanent Mortgage C S ' ' ~ 9 - . has been called to the War Oiiice
fair ' "pun hmmgmn' ottawa- Wh° feflellllly left consultation and Colonel Victor
Salisbury Plain to take char f -
m _Old Guardian om _P Se o a llanls and Colonel Harry McLeod,
0 Cel Ce \'0Wse hospital in France. near the firing line. P.. of New Brunswick, are also asked “Having examined r the _Cunadi
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Block, Charlottetown. P. E. 1.
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A. A. McLean, K.t_.. Donald McKin
McLEAN C. MGKINNON
Barrilterl, Attorneys-at-Law
Brown Block, Charlottetowrl
has written from the War Ofllce tg 11
friend here as follows ay
‘The War Oiiice is considering the The Ag
quith Ministry and
q“em°“ M Bending the Caulldlall C011' military experts, as tar as l could judge l don hospitals, to see if they had any-
LL Plnfllsslnnal llanli CANADIANS MAY SEE
Barristerm All-0l‘l\8Ys. Notary Pub- _
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°“ l-lllsellf I-0 ESYDV. since the Turks have '
_ ,at clubs and otiiclsl headquarters,
lglfgxaéaxhgir git with the Germans -well pleased with tho way things
lNn° ox adm ‘mi “§§lll Went Wlfll tl\€ going. Everyone is quite sangulne as‘met many Londoners. lt. is snfo
hhenlsellzles silo; _35d_;l¥1l;il iwlllultteil ; to the outcome. I got a glimpse oi’ V _ _ V
:__,__ __ -‘climate also 8 LFS 1 li y. The ,inside plans, and you can assure your ‘ capital will be avaliable tor Cnnadi
greed well with them. = friends that a really hugo army
Wil- contidcnce is reposed in the sil
for their views and are in London to- Division I knew most of thc men. T
" M<fl-€°d- K-C-» W- E- Belllley. K.C. lcokmel Joh" Currie. M. P., of Toronto, ,being rounded into shape, quietly
Mct.EOD &. BENTLEY.
Barrllterl and Attorneys-at-Law
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"*‘mCes_'Bank ol N' S' Chambms' Char' 2 A 3 V ‘A Ill llry. Grate two large tart' all
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lnttetown. P. E. l.-
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DR. I. E. CROKEN
Vt-.ierinary Surgeon
Prop. Abegweit Fox Hospital
Ofiice Cameron Block.
Phone 484.
Residence Revere Hotel.
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DR. CLIF T
l'-HRONIU DlHE.\Sl'I2~i
\'i':toria liotel,Ch'to\vn, l’. E I,
()Fl"IU'E HOURS---l2 to_3 da ly. l'°`ees`\_i a
vancc. At Otiice or Rcsidcncc---55.00. 'l na
ment Monthly"-$l00,l.0
5569-I0-.'iM3m"
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l,=l§l=ie Price
1 Our present stock of
3 watches will not be raised 1
. one cent no matter how the <1
price ioes up, and we have .
1 some ne ones to choose
from, made by the leading
watchmakers of the world.
We are not dependent on
“wireless” in timing our
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strument, ship’s chronomet- ,
er, and o_ne of the finest reg- 1
uiators in Canada for that ,
purpose.
E. W. Taylor
1 Cameron Block
fl Charlott etown
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VICE IN EGYPT
for effectively, for the iiiial strokes. Grant
M. Kitchener.
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Iare all well, and anxious to get to work.
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the “l spent some days reviewing Lon-
are tbing of special utility tor a hospital
arelon the battlefield and in this way I
to
the I say that millions of pounds ot British
is`investments as soon as the war
but over."
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ples APPLE FRITTERS, i.
watches,having a '1`ransit in- I
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 Ll linto the egg mixture, ii little at ii.
tl 1). ll l ll. ll . li
fx' powder and one-fourth tonspoontui
I me' ea "5 “l I 9 nl? ave fl-1 Mix and sift one and oiit>.-third cups
“ge ‘ugh Damv mlm Wm* Dial" of flour, two teaspoon:-itul oi' linking
cream, drop the apple iind ogg
ot'
EAST |N 131A CHU1-NEV (App1_E)_ llllrll lllf ll\<‘ l2\lllf'l~lD00l1f\ll 0V<‘l` lll0 'Bill' salt. Add sratluully. while stirring.
‘mu ul um ““"““ ‘NWI "i“ldl’~`d Cllefr' ,t:onstantiy, two-thirds oi' tt cup of iliilk
Pure and core twelve sour applcn. les'
Peel one medium-sized onion. ltenio ve
seeds and stems from three peppers.
one of which should he red. Chop ap- ‘
. lo l ' t
pier, peppers, on n ant one tup o'
'uni ' ver' line" dd the juice of foul'
it llnlf cup of currant jelly; lot simincr
very gently for one hour, stirring tre-
APPLE FOAT, ll.
,~_ nh _, , a Put them in it saline-pail with
lemons, one pint. ot` cider vinegar and Just' °"°“gh Wlller lil f‘0V"l' llllilll ll
icook until tvnticr. ilicn put tllelli Q1-Q11 311131111-1
lthrollgii tht' coiunder :intl add
-and one egg well beaten. Wipe, co
lllllli fry until delicately browned; drain
the 
,,,,L,,,1|_,._ AM one ,nm 0,- 61,10/,_ v1,,c_ gratetl'rii1<l und juice oi` hall' ii it-nion, APPLE FRITTERSY "_ ‘
gar, two cups ot sugar, one tnbios-
poonful t-:ich oi' salt ttntigrolliitl gill-
lrer and one-fourth ol` at tcuspoontul ol'
cayenne; cook for one hour more, stir-
ring constantly. Store as canned
i'ruit.
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APPLES FRIED WITH ONIONS.
APPLE FARCI.
Iswvcttlll to taste and stir ill a truce ot'
nutmeg. Fold in the stifily bca
wlliles oi' foul' eggs and put thc dl
on ice. Serve with whipped or pl
lon - _
351, Parc and core tuul' tart applcss tl
~ cut in one-i`uurtli inch slices :ici~l>.~‘= I
_ Pt.-cl onions und slice. Fry in int un- _ , ‘ ,_ ,
(_'|10011@ 1;"-1 1-911 appms, N(,r|_1,¢1-1, til n rich brown drain on soft brown 2,32?i;](;c:);`§£‘%Eui_“£n(:§ln;g};:=:;:_"`2
Spys li possible; wnsli, wipe and core. ;Dl1D€l`- Fry \ll1ilHl‘€<l fl\\lll`l~€l`S Of liilllle 'OM 1,,uSpL,onfu| of me1,,.,1 `,,,§,,,,,.
l’;’..‘;°§..”il§..“¥.l:.‘;.;“°..§‘:.ft; '.a‘;:;;i ll‘2..‘;“;.f:.‘..i*".‘i »i’.‘i‘.?.¢‘1?.‘;.“l.°.i:i..“l.i;   --l  1-   
from stein anti blossom end, lioltling lcenlm with the fried Onions and serve ‘X111'11,1,,°f1,Q`1§°,,f§.§s,},,,I3r{7;;f 1l,f`f1,,‘;';,"§-iff
corcr in oblique position and pressing llllelll ll0f-
downward toward center. Fill these
cavities with raisins, dates or figs, sug-
ar, cinnamon. Canned or fresh pine-
apple is tlelit-lous filling. Always use Qlwrlnr und core live naples wllli- __ _
raisins, placing ilieni in the cavities nnl pnrlns. l_’ul_ into frying pan and AVF"-E FR'TT“RS' ‘"'
first to prevent the other filling from melt line-f llrippiiit-is in lt; wlicn hot _ _
slipping through After liiling place lily a layer of apples 111 11, Skh, side (nic cup ot sweet milk.. outa ogg, one
` ‘ ' m1`l<\i1.~.pooili`\ii ui' hlikiiig po'.\'<lcr. onc-
ro,
pare and cut two metliliin-sized sour
apples into elghths; then. slico tho
y _ _ ,leiglitiis and stir into the batter. l)r
lcel six ling apples and slice the-ni. .1,y 1119 sp1,0nf111 11110 1101 (1991, fag 1,
op
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'ld lirown paper und sprinkle with powd-
nd
llc
am nppit- Sprinkle with two ialilt-.~z1iooi »
lfuls ‘t lolilon juice and po\\'dcl'~-~l sug-
,:ii'. l’l‘cpnrc a batter by sitting one
cup oi' tlour and one-follrtli teaspoon-
l`iil ot' salt. Add two well licnteli
nd
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Great .
nniversary Sale
The Usual Anniversary Sale, announcing my 5th year
in Business, will begin to-day Nov. 18th and continue until
the 25th inst. The following will give an idea of the wond-
erful values to be had at “My Store” during this Sale.
Men’s and Boys’ .Suits
A few ot those wonderful Men's Suits left-worth $15.00 for $10.00.
Boys’ Suits with extra Pants and Caps to match $9 00 for $6.75.
All other Suits for Boys at a big reduction. ' ,
Waterproof Coats
Any Waterproof in our Store Men’s or Ladies’ at 25 p. c. discount.
REMEMBER l-Waterproofs later on will be hard to get.
Ladies’ Coats, Dresses and Dress Goods
All Coats and Dresses less 20 p. c.-All Dress Goods 20 p. c.
Sweaters
Our sweaters are a fine lot to choose from and will be all under the 20 p. c. rate of
Hats
All Ladies’ Hats 25 p. c. off-All Children’s Hats and Bonncts 33 1-3 p. c. to clear.
Coon Coats Less 20 p. c.
I These Coats run in prices as follows;-$25.00, 80.00, 125, 135-yours at 20 p. c. off
FRIED APPLES, l.
0” if bought on or before Nov. 25th.
Wllcii t-ooifcrl diiain on b:'l:~\'l| ,i:\.pci‘    
tis 'll' i 'l>r~i. '; -~ - - -
"" `°""‘ ' W U ”°`“ " M" "° . Will be sold at a good reduction ranging from 10 to 20 p. c.
I Kid Gloves
11 1 1 - 11 1 1 1, ' down, sprinkle with hrowi si far, _ V _ U 1 , , _
‘e app es " 'L pu" ‘H ms ee" ` H" un- l“‘"‘lll \<‘=\Sv°°“l\1' U1 “<1 - 011°-lnlll purchased last Summer which will be less 10 p. c. during the next few days.
sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon. Wllell llealli’ ll0ll@ l\ll`ll llllll l>I`0\V . .
Sprinkle each apple with Sugar and p1aC€. on p1at1er ,md Sprinkh, Wm, cup oi chopped apples. l~lo\il' to matic
cinnamon. Place in not oven until Sugar: Set in 11 lint Oven and continue “' "‘-‘““" “lm °`“°“gl‘ ‘." """’ ""“""l'
the sugar melts then ntltl one fourth lffylns apples one layer at a limo. lf°lll lllv Shown. Fri' in tlenp rat.
of a cup ol' water or fruit juice and
liake until tender. Basie frequently
with the syrup. Serve either hot or
cold with whipped cream sprinkled
with cocoa.
APPLE FLOAT, I.
A simple dessert may be ninde as
follows: Bout the whites of four eggs
to tt stiti' t'rotli, add tour tablespoon-
FRIED APPLES, ii.
Quarter and core tive apples with Corn and pare four apples. l‘ul. into
out paving, Put into a frying pain one slices one-tliirtl inch illicit. leaving thc - ~
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cup o sugar, one » pit
ter and three tithlespoont'uls oi' waiter. ur. lemon juice and cinnamon. llip
Let this melt and lay in tht' apples cilcll slice in frittcr liallor und fry lil
with the skin up. Cover and fry slow- deep lat. Drain on lirowii paper and L
fuls or poivtlcrcu sugar and bent un- ly nntll lirown. ‘siirlnlrle with snsur. \ Q Q
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Blankets
APPLE FRITTERS, IV.
Wool. '
tt- holc iii the center. Spriilkic with sul.:-
Our next lot of Gloves will cost us 20 p. c. advance. We have a fairly large stock
A snap for you in heavy Wool Blankets while they last, Grey and pure White al . 
This sale is for cash only and none of the goods mentioned here will be allowed out '
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Charlottetown, P. E. I.
If You F. G. JORDAN, seq. ' ______*+ _
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Ish Please send me a Rrospectus of the Lampson Silver
Cross Fox Company, Limitt d, along with any other in
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Informa' ggggigpgintgpi ‘;1:;illra(i;s(i§§t{i(;i;in arriving at an intelligent `  h   h Pa    
tion Fill
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If you have not received a copy of the prospectus of the
Lampson Silver Cross Fox Co_., Ltd., you cannot form any idea black. '
as to its attractiveness as an investment.
lou Ib1elfl>l£r§if:oll1hc§3a1I'l1fCl1Sll)3?§iliLllScl;hhgfyaglpgeghaclghibaigirllg the issue. , What is offered for public subscription should not
proposi ion - ' '
The capitalization is extremely l<_>W. llféillg l€2SS than $11000
per pair---the quality of the foxes is high, including splendidiy
What Others Have Earned with Patch Foxes-~
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T Merely Fill in Your
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 '"""       Name and Address
furred silver cross and patch foxes from 50 to 95 p. c. silver
The present issue of stock covering the forty-three_foXes
is but $20 000 The Directors are retaining a large portion of
be offered long. Now is the time to fill inthe form in the top
corner ofthe advertisement and learn all about the Lampson
Silver Cross FOX Company Limited.
An Up-to-date Ranch
A Things to Think About -1
E. B. sold it [mir ot crosses to J. R-
~ed one pair ot silver
l`il\allcllht`$>b,teIrlrl)~lli\lbli sold for $3.000~00-
A M sold two pairs ot lllllcll f°"°°
l ich 'reduced litters ot silver black
:bales gleldlng the owner big returns
‘liar the investmellf-
One pair oi! 60 p. c. patches purchas
ld by parties in Crapaud in 1913 pro
duced among their litter two silver
black foxes, one of which sold for
$2,500, the other female was retained
by the company.
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and
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Pnovlslomi. oinscrons.
MVRGN E, Hsnosneou, cspiuim, Halifax, N. s.
H. L. HEWSON, Amherlt. N- 5-
Treaourer-F. G. JORDAN, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
p A MacKlNNON, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
'.1 e~rANi.sv weotock. cmn-iomtown, P. s. i. ,
F. n. Newsom. Gh»rl°\¢el°W"f P- E- ‘- I been installed by the Company.
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The Lampson ComSpany’s Foxes are being
ranched by the Canada liver Fox_ & Fur Company
Limited, near Charlottetown. This ranch is ideally
situated-the grove is youngrand uniform. SUDPIY-
ing just suiiicient secuision to make the foxes feel
at home-the ground is remarkably level, the soil
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Careful Management
The Lampson Company’s Foxes will be fed,
housed, cared for, and protected by the _same efiic-
ient, experienced ranchers 'that are caring for the
foxes in the Canada Atlantic Fox_& Fur Company s
ranch. Every conceivable appliance and protec-
tion that will add to the safeguard of the foxes has
and Investment
n e Company Limited
the Lampson Fox Company
When you consider that the forty-three foxes in the Lampsom
Silver Cross Fox Co., Ltd., are capitalized at less than $1,000 per
1 G . _ 1 - -»- cannot be excelled for the purpose of Fox Farming - _ _ O f _th foxes
pair -when you consider that th- Company have orty ree
from which to secure an average prozluction you will just begin to
realize the advantages of the proposition.
It stands out first of all as a gilt-edge i_nve_stment, cpm-
bining high quality foxes with low capitalization-efficient
management-the same caretakers as the Canada _Atlantic
Fox & Fur Co. Ltd.,_ The Lampson Company is first and
foremost a proposition t_hat sho_uld pay good dividends on
a pelt as well as a breeding basis.
The earning possibilities of the Company are unsurpas-
sed-it has the good points of the best propositions, to-
gether with distinctive features that should place the Com
pany among the highest dividend-producers in 1915.
Shares $25.00 Each---Subscribe Now---
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