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PAID I.lP CAPITAL _ _ $ 3  
_ and undivided profits over i » 0°
TOTAL ASSETS 18 8 6
9000 I
 ._ . THE
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GUARD!.°.N . emsr ,or Aw' _
°'l‘. GORDON- IVES is Guerdiai
Agent in Montague.
MORNING Guardian can b~
in isuurls at H. J. lla
...°'l‘HE MORNING i>AlI.Y Guar
. dian can be obtained at W. A. .Iohn
Montaguue.
ED. D. FEEHAN Guerdiai
in Soiirls will gladly
subscriptions and edvertisinr
at the office of undertakei
Dingwell.
._..'S. S. EN'I‘ERi’RiISE.~'I‘he crew
ol the S. S. Enterprise ii-ave been en-
gaged for some time past in refi-tting
this steamer which has been lying at
McDonald's wharf all winter, A new
'coat ol paint has been applied, and
bthe im ov me t d h h
, r pi' e ns me e w ic con
sideralzly add to her appearance. Ae
soon ss the ice is cleared sufficiently
from the Straits the Enterprise will
begin on its regular round betwecr
Picton, Georgetown, Souris and
Charlottetown.-G. ,
Controlled by Company $ 1 1 _ .,.-Bui=¢1Ai.._'i~i.e uni-mi cook piece
. , ` AND .
Trustees for Bondholders 
Advisory Board
W. H. Aitken, Hon. Chas. Dalton, Frank R. Ileurtz
- H. M. Davison ~
Manager
on Monday morning of the remains
of Mrs. Ashley Allan, who died oiil
Saturday last. Mrs. Allan had been
sick for several months and the en_f]
when it carrie was not unexpected.
She had borne her long illness, with
such patient resignation, and recon-
ciliation to the end that to her
many friends the shock of her taking
away became much less ein-hiittered.
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MOYl‘iS BIOCIK Charloitetown .The funeral ceremony was performed
by the ltev. D. P. Crokefn.-G.
_ `| ...'liUf~lY PCRT.-'lhe Customs De-
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Our Coal ls- ln The Lead
We are now ready to Rrant orders for cargoes
"fcoi1l,tobe delivered by steamer _or schooner.
during ihe coming season. _Parties requiring
sums are requested to hook their orders with the
undiiré gn 2?, who al;eESe]ll;ngé¢lgents for Dominion
Cos cscoe or .‘. san .
We are ulsqopen to charter schooners at hifhest
rurrent rates o freight, to carry csvgoes n soul
from Sydney. Glace Bay or Louisburg C. B. in
Charlottetown. Summerside. und oiher lslnnd
ioris. ~
I Prices noted on Reserve Riinminc Coal. for im-
iiiedinte delivery, either F. Q. B. Cars Ch"l`o\vii
or delivered at any point on the P. E. I. Railway
Buntain Bell &- Co
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‘cannot be too black or too heavy
providing it is Coal. Get in a sup-
ply of t e best NOW you will
eel- more sure of comfort and
warmth. Our' grades are warranf
ted to -satisfy you in ouality and
price. _ ..
0. lions &. Bu;
partiii-cnt at Georgetown in which,
after the removal of the winter
boats, there was a temporary lull ir
now entering on -another `t;usy season.
The first clearance papers for 8 ves-
sel leaving port were made out by
Mr. Morrisey on Monday last
Georgetown has always the distine
tion of being the last to close down
in this department and the first to
open up in the spring. The arrive'
of vessels in port will he welcomed
especially as coal is becoming ii
scarce article in the town.-il.
 
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 Getting Your 
s the main thought of many foolish investors. O*-l -_they say -to» -th_emse'lves,‘
we will get our money back in tivo years _a_r_1d,we w'i'_ll.-.cli‘ance the rest.--But what
about-the fellow you' gut your money back from; is hc`,=going“jto get his money back
and is he going to keep on getting his money back? 7;_ ‘
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We shy, Dyes, ‘undoubtedly yes, if you invest in the fox ranch that has the
elt which will a big dividends on FELT BASIS-but not otherwise. Now that
P 3 `, P Y ` _ _f
is why_'you__s_hould put your mon_¢y into the best foxes inn_eartl°i.
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Tlie Hygrade Black Fox Co.
ewes fifteen .pairs of -.DAL'roN's .PUiz;ie`s_T__,iBREEn and nm only. why
netjinvest in $2,000 pelts before $200 ones, it is_)ii__st_as_'easy and a thou _.end times
afer._   
- `#The1¢`apifai-iz§¢i0n-of$i8,ooo_oo,pcr;pa~ii° is nofilbig-her andin manv cases less
ihan_.._hundred_s offox' Companies are asking for the’brdina_ry kind < f pelts. ~
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   A St     ancli hink
` 15 they-¢' any sense in putting your money in_any other ranch while' this one
hiis the DALTON FOXES. which bring, for breeding $2,ooo more per _pair than
any other, and for PE L.TS you know none can compare wiih ih¢m.'_l`lreir records
prove it If you use good judgment, this stock will all _be sold very quickly. Shares
$100. par value-._ Apply tothe undersigned. _
   Remember  . `
The Dalton Company are going to ranch this C_on'ipany’s foxes Yhu"l g t a l
ihe benefit and have e permanent investment for all time to come - .
-`  Paton, President; .L. E. Prowse .Vice Pwlident; G- C- N-TOY", Ulf'
ector;‘~1L,_ I.`.’_l!ar_rfson, M. D., Director; J. A.. c Webster; Secretary-Treasure r.
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iaiieiesy ...re .-`ppii¢.fii’.._ii fe-_ . . _.f.1l_.`._;;;.;;;...siim~ in i~1yir=d= Biaci
p-°¢‘_1“’ _|_,im{;__'¢‘,|., _feng an-_¢`¢.¢q1p¢`y _ten -per'  (__l¢_1__,l_i..  on application. ten -1 ~
pjei--ee_ii’ij(i'¢_i p.1___¢.)_qn June 1eih,,-and the.-at-lgneigfvn Alessi* lsth. 1914-
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...'FOR SALE Aryvhire eelves. D.
B. MacDonald, Bouris. 2195-4-28Mt.i.
...°BUBBCRIBER__B Ill0\1ld_|~enew a
week or two, _ before the time they
have paid lot has expired and thus
.not mise eu issue, as all paper; are
discontinued. promptly on expiry
~ate. '  ' ' '-
.,.'RINK 0V_ER. - The rink season
in Georgetown is'nuw pretty eiiectu-'~
ally closed after one of the longest
lad-most successful seasons for sonie
.line past. There was good skating
in the rink mi Saturday afternoon
his being the latest date at which
my rink on the Island was open.
l"he t-hankaof all those who hal/8 en*
‘oyed the benefits ol the rink for the
-past year are due tn Mr. Jos. John-
son for 'his elliciciit management
vhicli has given them one of the beef
year’s skating which they have hed
lor some time.-G.
ANODYNE
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Countless thousands
of familieshave found
it to be the surestand
aultgkeeé re%;_dj,§_for
u , oun re
Throat, Bowel Com-
plaint-lnternal and
external ailments.
IN USE OVER
|03 YEARS
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lun the bowcln rqgular
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...°iviR. CALVIN iinucisi.-The
death took place on Saturday morn-
ing the 18th inst. of Calvin Briico of
East Baltic, Lot 46, al: the age of
15 years, of pleuro-pneumonia, in
ln spite of ull that medical skill and
nursing could do, casting ii deep
gloom onthe commiinitY, and sud-l
ness in the home, i.`n.- ir.0i‘e so iii-i
the father died only last niimrncr and
two other brothers within ai few*
years. There are left to mourn the
widowed mother, one brother, two
sisters at home and two in the
United States, all ol whom have the
heartfelt svmpnihy of the community'
'n their sad bereavement.. .
EASTERN PERSONALS
...°'I‘l1e Rev. A. J. W. liack who
had been preaching in Orwell, was ai
passenger to Georgetown Tuesday
evening.~-G. `
 ’Mess_ri-=. Percy and Harold Keep-
‘ne, stu-dents of Prince of Wales Col'
lege have retiii-lied, to 'Gh`arlotti,»‘_0wii
‘rom Georgetown,-G, _ .
-...°Mr. A. E. Jenkins of Georgetown
has taken the position of book-keep
er in the oflice of tlie_Eastern Cann-
eries Co.," lgtd.-G, _
...°Mrs. ll. Gordon, who has been
unending some, weeks. visiting frie-n-ds
in Kensiniiton and Hamilton. return-
ed recentlv to ber -home iii George-
town.-G. - `
...°Mr'. Wilfrid Parker, who has re-
cently; in his -capacity as bank-clerk,
been transferredtg Sydney, is 'spend-
ing his vacation at the home of_ his
“Cement Carvell Bros hav
1000_ bbls Whites cemen
.due in a few days. Write o
telephone for prices.
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Department ot Militia and Defence.
Souris, P. E. I.-Rifle Rang,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR
SEALED TENDERS marked on the envelope
"Tender for Rifle Ran So ` l’ E l “
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0, uris, . _ .,
and addressed to the DirectT>i‘ of Contracts. Mill-
tizi Headquarters. Ottawa, will lie rei~eivi:<l until
noon, May ll. cruximo, for the riinstriiciioii uf a
lwo target Rifle R_:inge-_at Souris, P. IZ. l.
_ Plans and specifications niiiv be seen and liill
information obluiiied nl the iiliices of the ()ill<.'ei
(.uinr_nnnding the fitli Diviifliin, llulifzix, N. 5,,
the 'l own Clerk, Suiiris, P. l-._, I., :ind the l)ii'e<‘iiir
General of Iinginnei' Services, lleadqiiurii-i'.»e,
Otiawa.
Tenders must be made on forms supplied Iiy
the _Departmt-fnf. and each lender must be aicciini-
p_anied by an accepted cheque on ii Canadian
Chartered Bank, for ten per cent (l0 p. c.) of the
amount fhereof, payable to the order of the Hon-
ourable ihe .Minister nf Militia and Defence.
which amount will be forfeited if the party lend-
ering declines lo cnleriiito ii contract nrii' ilu:
siiccessful lenderer _fails to romplete his rim-
lract in accirdance with the tender.
The lkpuriiiieiitdocsiini lilncl list-li' in aivci-iil
ilu- liiwesi or any tender.
EUGENE FlSl°I'l`, Colonel,
Deiiiiiy Mini: ter.
Department of Militia and lleieiice.
Ottawa, April lr, l‘Jl4.
Newspapers will noi lie pziiil ifiliis aclverlisv-
ment is inserted iiilz 1 ln ‘ ~ fr
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Shirtwaists
We have been selling a great many shirt-
waists the last few weeks and as you know, or
rather will know, there’sl a reason and we give
it below.
A very special line of lawn shirtwuists,
tailored style, short sleeves, low neck, patch
pocket. Trimmed with blue, black and red
spotted and striped materials
All sizes ................................... ..75c
Another extra special line of wiiite crepe
blouses with low neck, diamond collar, 
sailor ties, short sleeves ...................... .. c
Fine white French cambric with black and
while pin stripes, low neck diamond 
collar trimmed with plcot edging ......... .. c
Fine white cambric with black and blue
hairline stripesreversible cuffs, patch  
pockets and soft removable collar  e
S".'Tfi.if.’.lif.fil7lfi.ilfiii ........... ,$1-50
Same style, black mercerised cot-
ton poplin . . . . . . . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . .

"Tailored white pique, new soft low roll
collar, patch pocket, reversible cuffs  25
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Slonlev Bro
The .\l\x/:tvs hi\.S\/' .Sl..fiT‘ee
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" To DATE
G2* The BAYER
Ph0ll0 at .. PHOTO
COOK’S \ STUDIO
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l EVERYTHING UP
parents in (icorgibtown.-G. ' ‘ '
...'Mr. _Guy _lVlacPliee, who has been
.spending __'ni.i_ -holi_~_d_ays ‘_.at the home
'of his psrent,s'~`-has returned to l.-is
studies in Prince of 'W`a-les_Qollegc.-
G. .
...‘Mr.' Sydney Kennedy, a former
resident of Georgetown, recently paid
5 flying visit to his home town ‘ as
the guest’ of his sister l_\lrs., Nelson
Fairchild,--G.
...‘ll[iss' I.i'ottie`F_itz-gerald who had
been- spending _ t»l:|_e_; holidays' nt _her
home in Georgetown lies- _returned to
resume her studies' at Prince of Wales
College.-`-G._ `_ ` ____ » .
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` _...-°Mre. Maurice Donovan or George-
town has been spending the Easter
holidays in I-!_alil'ax _with h€I‘.l1‘\1_€fl"~nd`
.who occupies .1 position on the GUI-f
nnre now lying in the dockyard ut
that city.-.-GJ -
"For preser'vini" `yo'ill‘  inter gar-
ments throughout the summer
months from the ravaging attacks ol
moths and other pests, you will iiiiil
our Moth Proof Bags wonderfully ei-
fi-ctive. 'I‘hev are made in various
sizes, so that all garments from
waiats to overcoxits can be stored
awiiy safely, coiivenientlv und eiil-
clently. Two grades, 600. and 75c.
Two Macs. 149 Great George St.
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Boys’ Boots
Parents will find here a
splendid line of long wear-
ing. Eerfect fitting, comfort-
able mis for boys-the very ~
kind that will give penfect
services, comfortable fit at
- moderate _price. ‘Consider
these.'. ‘ ~
_ Scout Boom in velour and
_ box-calf$3.50,$4_.00 and $4.50.
. Neat tan boot:-i_ buttoned
» -ferlaced style $4.00 and $4.50.
Hiartt boot, neat, cut off
styles in tan and black, but-
tnned or laced $5.00. _ '
All above boots in sizes 3
to 5. . , ' _
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:E -
 Permanent  Silver  ~
. _. ' Motto: Permanency. Aim: To produce the high-
 ~ gg - ._ est grade of Silver Fox pelts ‘ ‘ 1
 ii-iigii class Foxes ai $18,000 e pair. _
A  _l  Permanent officers have already' been elected and
._ ~abo_u_`t__ $_roo,oo_o _stock certificates have. been- issue
 showing ihat investors are_.11oticir\gt_he‘f »- , -  _ -_ _
` A-_ Excellence, 'Worth and  of This ‘ ‘
Genuine 'Breeders Proposition-7
Which Has A 5
Every Good Feature to Commend Itself
1 A very hue selection of breeding stock, grade A, personally selected
from ranchers grade A in honesty. _ , _
2 A capable management who knows the fox business from A to A
3 Moderate capitalization.
4 Low ranching expenses.
Every Wise Investor looks to the future and counts the cost. Large and
permanent dividends is what he is after. _ _ _
T he Permanent Silver Foxes, Ltd., is a 1915 proposition. _Why?
BECAUSE! The owner of the best stock will not sell his good l.ii'c<‘<lei's,
but he will sell pups from them.
2 'l`liese pups by being bought in advance can be bought clieaper and
therefore can be capitalized lower though every whit as good as the
3 By being capitalized lower the investor gets larger yearly dividends.
4 Even if he gets no dividend in 1914 in a very_ few years_he will have
received more money than if _he had put his money in one of the
very highly capitalized companies that pay a 1914' dividend.
5 lf the Permanent were capitalized of $30,000 per pair instead of
$18,000 it could return to the investor 40 p. c. of his own money ihis
fall as a 1914 dividend and still have $18,000 per pair left.
ii 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-
Alexander Ross, Charlottetown President Donald McMi_llan, Charlottetown
Col. C. S. Emery, New Port Vt. Mice-Pres. T. E. E. RobmsMCha|-lottetown
Benj. Rogers, Charlottetown, S_ecy-Trees. Tlios. L. Cooke, urray Riyer
Wm Kean-n§€f,Murray R.Mani;§mg Director Wm. Landrigan, Murray River
Hammond elly, Southport, rec_tor Arthur C. Wood, Alexandra _
. Murdock J. Mc , Murray R. Director Daniel C. McKinley. North River
Isaac E. Burden, Pownal, Director J. Jarvis Stewart, Charlottetown
Chas. Lyons, Charlottetown B. S. McKinley, Charlottetown
E. C. Blanchard, Newport, Vt. Chas. Newsom R°°kY P0\I\f-
156 Richmond St., Ch’town
Branch Oflice Murray River
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