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NOVEMBER 19, 1914. 
_ PAGE SIX Tl-IE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARD
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Edward
Hill/ ,
The lissanay Company Presents
Francis. X. Bushman
___|N__
His Stolen Fortune  
A Two Part Comedy Drama adapted from the story
published in Munseys Magazine
As the Wind
Blows
ln Two Paris
`Ane a thought s h e
c-_iuid never love the
-ian wh i forced her to
marrv him But the
husband proved that
husbitids can court
tli-ir wives with suc-
cess. An unique story
told with dramatic vig-
' OF.
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Making
Good
-l.ub-n f_`omedy--
Giving Bill
a Rest
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Cqnne and Avhid the Rush at  handle all kinds of job prlntiin':_ liftolt-
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H roes and Gentlemen”-By Mr. Cairns
Taken from Lord Roberts’ Speech to his men after the
Boer War
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THE CENTRAL UURRDIIINN '-
BRADALBANE. - Rev. H. _lt_
eil will pr-eiicli lu the Christian
hiireli at Briidalbane on Suntluy,
ov. 22. at the hour of 11 ol-lock and
New Glasgow at 7.
szow
RESERVE DATE.- A grand enter-
‘ttiirimcut is beini.: prepared by the
young people of St. James Church and
.will he given l~`rida_v, Nov. 27. More
'particulars later. 6572.
4 i.oAoiNc. oATs.- itt~t-t-i\~t-A ciiirn
the \rui» i= vii eo -
iuciit will bc iii the vicinity ot 700 bits-
liels.-1..
HAVE YOU YCUR FLAG? At
tho present time you should show
your colours. Cliaste, finely enamelled
Caiiadiiin flags for your lapel, 10 cents
each; per post, 12 cents. Guardian
1 Otlice. 6206
- SH|PP|NG.- Shipping is complet-
ed in Mt. Stewart. Owing to the .fact
of the tide not being high enough.
three st-liooiiers have been waitin-':
lii-ri- tor a week since loadini;.»» lt.
Clark & t`o., has sliippcd 31,000 busil-
t-ls potatoes this tall, and Messrs Mc-
l.i-oil and l~`eeliiiu liavc also inade rou-
sidcrulile sliipiiii-nts. Potatoes ai'-i iii
ii iiiusli bt-tit-r state of preservation
than last your, tliougli the price is
low.-- I.. _ -
lMPROVEMENTS.- lit iinotlicr
coliinin in this issue will he found an
aiiiioiiiit-eitieiit for Archibald lr\vin_
Kiiiirs Printer. (‘liarliittet_owii. For ai
toiisidcralilc time past Mr Irwin has
-_comedyi ` viioro than iiustainetl the re itatiiiti UI
_ pi
i his oflice as a high class print shop;
in fact a very liii'i:i‘ pcrceiitzigii til' the
linost, artistic printing that has reacli-
cd the public is the product ot' his
shop. Mr. Irwin has made ninny not-
_ablc additions and iiiiprovenients to
his plant, which is now equipped to
binding, ruling, and loose leat work.
' 6571.
I. O. G. T. SOClAL.- On the even-
ing of the l6tli, the members ot' St.
Lawrence Lodge N0. lil, together with
a number of invited friends, niet in
the lodge-rooni to liavc a social time
togetlicr. Attt-r ii very pleasant hour
spent iii gaiiies and other aiiiiiseiiients,
rcireslinients -were served hv the lady
` --- L---“ill” "7" ' -- T ~o`all pri-sent are due csiiccizilly to Mrs.
,.Iiiy_ Mrs, Mt-l.ure and Miss Mcllhee
"Foster’s Guaiacol Eiiiiilsioii will ' "tint your llrrw-,i'i'ipti\oiis dispensed at ‘who so ltiiiilly sat-ritied part ot' their
cure coughs. t-olds. broncliilis and liliv t'<'-iiirrii l>i'iii:stor<~ and you will get `o\vii pli-tisiirc iii order that the wants
all lung at'l`t~i°tioiis, Sold on its iiiifr-|_1ii.<t '.\'ii;it thi-_ doctor orders. Regis- oi' thi- iniii-r-iiinii might be wi-ll sup-
its 401- and T.',c bottles-E. .~\. lfostiir, ti-ri-il iiicii only ilu the work and prices plied; iifti-r iiirtlier games anti amuse-
Cemml Drug._,lm-,_._ l_ai'i: nioileriitc. l-I. .-\. Foster, ilrumzist. -nieiits the National Aiitlieiii was sung;
_________________ 6579-11-1911131 thus briiiiziiig to ti close ii very pleas-
ant and ciijoyiililc cvt-iiing. St.»l.awr-
ii-1-rv Rpxau Kmm.,-R(.m(_.,1\-_ ty, tual -T” ence Loilizu is in a ilourlsliiiig condi-
litful ii
tion \l.iu\ new ineiiibers liaviiii.: been
roy " it* ill’ to be \\'oiidt-ri"ul i'i_-nii-- “t`liei‘ry lllooin, a i`icll'g per`iinc , - - ‘ _' ' _ ~ .
p U1 at - ' -' - '- - - - - ~ ' ' ' ` added to the roll, during thc last few
dv for tri-ating any torni ot l\idiii\_\ dis- that has .ill the subtile, tleliglitiiil
` ' ` ' aroiiia of t`i't-sh cherry blossoms. l’iit up iwclis; and it is the desire ot' all the
500 and $1.00, iii pill [orni Tiot-_ Mar- I iii diiiiity bottles, per ounce, $1.00. -\l“‘l\llWl`S. ll\1li ill ll\\‘ H0211' fllllll`0 lllfilll'
G o.ii (leor;.i- "l`li< Two Macs, 110 Great (borgo niori- iiiziv tiikc their stand with those
eases. Guiiraiitot-il. in liquid toriii,
Kinnon Drug tio.. Cor. r ~ , ' - ~ . _ ». _ l _
,md Kem S,_,-gets” Migtf, Sit-ot-t_ _\Itf_ who are on the side ot Teitiperaiice.
- ` . 'ie-if
cnuncu or scori.mln.- fiilio"
Rev. D. McLean will preach at
Nine Mile Creek Thursday the 19th
at 7 p. ni., and Canoe Cove Friday at
the same hour. Sabbath the 22nd.
Churcliill at 10.30 a. m., and in the
People`s Church at 7 p. ni.
IMPROVEMENT8.- The manager
ot the Methodist Church, Mt. Stewart
are to be congratulated on the com-
pletion of a very creditable looking
stable and barn on the parsoiiagc
grounds. Mr. D. McAssy did the car-
penter work.-L.
THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE ht-ld
their regular monthly meeting in the
Sclioolroom, Mt. Stewart on 'l`hursduy
night last. The attendance was small
It is hoped the ladies will co-operate
and attend in larger numbers next
time.-L.
,ARE YOU ENTERPFlISlNG.7 There
is no travelling cineniatrograph in
Prince Edward Island at present at
‘ia time when people are dying to sec
the "niovies." There is a fortune to
any enterprising individual who en-
ters this field. Terms for a complete
ciiienritrogriiph outtlt with all partic-
ulars about its operation, etc., may lie
obtained by application to the Guar-
dian othcc. 6158
MT. $TEWART.- Preparation is in
progress for ii concert, in the ut-_ar tut-
\trc_ thc proceeds to det'rn_v :i debt. in
the l’resli_vtei‘ii~\ii (Thurcli of Mt. Stew-
art_»-- .\li~ssrs Arthur t‘ollln and (leo-
rge Green were in Vliiirlotctowii Fri-
day iiiglit attending the “send off" giv-
en to the galliiiit voliintei-rs. .\lt. Stew-
art liiiviiig one represeiitative aniong
tlieni in the person ot' Reggie \‘.'iilsli,
son of Dr. Witlsli, Mt, Stewart. .\'ccd-
less to say Reggie was glad to see
tlicni.
ACT WANTS DEVIS|NG.- Excel-
sior lnstitutc has forwarded ii resolu-
tion to the Secretary of the l~‘ariiiers'_
Central lnstltiite as follows: Resolv-
ed that the Dominion Animal Act, need
revision. Every institute in thc Pro-
vince slioulil look into this carefully
and their delegates should get in-
structions iii the matter. This is sonic-
what in line wltli the resolution for-
warilcd to thc Secretary soiiie time
I-sliicc, askini: that a tax be iiiiposiid
. upon all grade bulls, rams and boars.
I SPRINGFIELD NOTES--'I`lic Spring-
lit-lil \\'oiiieii's Institute held zi most
siii-ccssftil goose supper and enter-
taiiiiiii-ni, iii ilu- Spi',ingi`ielii liziil rin
Novcinber Iird, This enterpriesiiig lii-
stitutc realized the sum ot' -*S-I0 wliicli
they will add to the Belgian Fund. The
people of this vicinity are preparing;
` for snow to till up the ruts in the road
-,as iiii road uint-liine was used there
= this year and the roads In many places
are aliiiost iiiipassible. Uiiioii llivision
.ciiiitiiiuo to hold their wceltiy iiieet-
`iiig:. and are lit-lpiiii: the tuiiilieiwiiicc
'caiiso ai great deal.
SOCIAL-The community ot Grah-
ame Road intend holding ii basket, ple,
candy social-‘-and entertainment in
their new( hall on Thursday evening,
Nov.` 19th. A good time is expected.
 - ~ 657-I
- ARMY OATS.-Mr. Hugh Callaghan
will receive oats for the Army Field
Service at Lake Verde Station from
,l the districts surrounding, on Saturday
*tho 21st Inst. _ . .
i MARSHFIELD MEETING. - The
first meeting of the Marshileld Fa.\'m-
ers’ Institute will be held on Saturday,
lNov. 21st at 7.30 p. m. in the Marsh-
_field Hall. As this is the opening
‘of the season ii large atteiidance is
looked ior.
WOMEN'$ INSTITUTES. -- The
,ladies and gentlemen of Brackley’s
I Point and vicinity are invited to attend
la meeting in llowe's llall on the 2-itll
iinst., at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Dunbrack,
*Supervisor ot' the Institutes will ex
plain the work of the same.
COVEHEAD MEET|NG.- The work
ot’ the \Vonien's Instituto niovement
will be explained by Mrs...Duiibrack
at a meeting to be held in (‘ove Head
on the evening of the 23rd inst. All
uiiiterestetl are invited. Orgunlzatioii
,will be et`fected it' it is advisable.
ISLANDER VOLUNTEERS-Ainoiig
those from Picton, iiieiubers ol' the 28th
llattery, t‘.. F. A., who have volunteered
for the second overseas contingent
iiippaars the naiiie of Svrgeiiiit llliltiin
il" .\laciloii1\'ld. soi. of Mr. l\i.ilt'-ilzit I".
Iltlalcoliii l~‘. lllavdoiialil, ldldoii, Bel-
, t'ast.
SCOTCHFORT.-Miss Mary J. lilc-
lDoniild, Tracadii-, Cross, spent Sunday
yisitiiitz in Scotclifort, the guest. of
illlllss Mary A. Mcl{i~iizic_ Miss Ellie
il\Ic.»\dain and l\'lr_ A. ll. l\lc.-\iliiiti, West
;St. l’etor`s, were visiting t`r.ieiids in
iScoiclit'ort, Sunday. Mr. Joseph Mc-
Lellaii, Grand ltiver. and Dr. J. ll.
Brown, Cliarlottetmvii. spent Sunday
visiting friends in 'l`raciidic_-S. '
AN EXAGGERATION.--'I`liiiri» is
la ruinor current in the city iliat diph-
theria and scarlet fever 'are prevalent,
ibut it is evidently exaggerated as the
illealtli Oflicer,'Dr. li. D. Joliiisiiii, yes-
-terday informed a Guardian reporter
:that he was aware nf only three cases
‘of diphtheria :uid Your of scarlet fever
in the city and they \ve.r<~"all under
.treatmeiit and were progressiiig i'ii\'-
ably with rcgard to this ruiiior that the
scliools were to he closed. the dot-tai'
stated there was no such intention on
the purl oi' the Board ot` Irlcaltli.
SERMON APPRECiA"i'ED.- llcv.
R. P. Murray, Mt. Stewart preaclicil a
powerful st-rinoii on Siiutlny lust froin
the tcxtt- “lit-iidei' to cvt-r_v niaii his
due. Custoni, to wlioni (‘ustoiii, tear to
wlioni four, honor to wlioin lioiior." ills
'S trcatnieiit ot' the attitude of the Chris-
tian to set-,iiliir affairs was clear and
it-onviiiuiiiir, and when he iliitilt with
'thc niatter ot' liononring our nation
lltuid in the t-inie ot":i crisis 'o\'cr_v liciir-
|cr -must liavc ~ bet,-ii ready to siiji'
'lt i l`
Vautlevilleu Pe0ple’S Theatre “Ward Picltiresl
Adventures of
H The Speckon the -Wall
- ---A Two Part 'Selig--- 
Featuring
Kat-lilyn Williams
____0p___
Kathlyn Fame
 ~ --AS--
The Four English Rose Buds
Have met with such a splendid reception and we have
received repeated requests for their reappearance
they will appear tonight in _
:: An Entire Change of Act ::
A thrilling, sensational
--Three
The James Boys, Missouri
motion picture story in
Parts--
song “off 'ro Philadelphia" 1vir.Paii<s
Koinedy  Ciuel, Cruel Love ll_Keyslone
They Who Dig Pits-Majestic-'-Drama
l t
".\nieu" to the lofty sentiiiiciit ot' pai-
riotisiu expressed. The dcvclopinciit
ot' the whole tlieine was iiicliiilv.-il vt-ry
titlugly by an earnest i-:tlioratioii to
put on Christ, the ciiibiitllini-iit of :ill
ileiitleitiaiily principles. and tht- Savi-
our ot thc soul.-~l..
A HINT TO FARMERS.- .\liut>st
every Agrit-ultiirul paper is :iilvi\i‘tisiiii.:
stock liri~etlci's to use t‘ottiiii Si-ed
Meal. it is the iiiil_\' <»oiit‘ciiti'ate
Iwliit-li is very cliciip and iill experi-
nieiits show that is is vi-ry vziliiiiblc,
particularly for the priitliictioii oi' iiiiilt.
Even for the priirutiou oi' liuet' one lb
ol' (‘ottoii Sectl .\lcul has bei-ii fiitiiiil
Ito be eqiiul to two ot' wliciit bran. lini-
iliiiid, lii»l|.:iuiii anti Ili-iiiii:ii'li supplied
ti great iiiarltct for this fi-i-il and on
,itccoiiiit ot the war pi':ii-t.iciilly iitniu
twill bi- sliippcil into tlii~,~'i- coiiiitrics.
:Tile result is that the price has lieeii
steadily,droppiiii:. 'i`lii:< will iiiiulilc
the fariiiers ‘to heepiniore live stock
and there is no doiibt but that prices
ot' live stock will be going up Ironi
this tiinc oii. `
I ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.-~ -\
| liciirty \vi~li'i>iiii~ is given to all ileiioiii-
liiiatioiis to join in tlie Jiibllee Servit‘i~:i
-of tliu First Metliotlist Church on Sun-
iltiy aiiil llliiiiiliiy. The Rev. (l. ill,
t‘iiiiipbcll, I). 1)., ofi Sackville, will
pri-iicii iii the iuoruiiig and Rev. A. ll,
Sliiipson, ot' New York, will address
the Siiiiiiay Si-liool :it 2.30 and preach
at 7 o'i»liii-lt. l’rot`_ Tli.omDs»i0ii will pro-
vide- siiiiciiil inusit' at all the services
.i.d will Iii- iii:=ii.tetl by sqine ot' :`.ii\
best votciil talent in tli_o city. On Mou-
day iiiglit an organ recital will be given
iroiii 'i`_3l0 till li o`cluck. After thi: rc-
rital, the llcv. A. I3. Simpson will de-
livi-r ii li~ct,ure, subject "A Your ot
.liibili-o,'_ coiiie everyone, come. A
silver collectioii will be taken after thc
li\t~t\ii'i=_
` If You
f Wish
Informa-
tion Fill
 G. JORDAN, Esq..  _ _- _ __
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
N AME
Please send me a Prospectus of the Lampson Silver
Cross Fox Company. l.iniit\d_ along with any other in-
formation tlizit will as~ist me in arriving at an intelligent
estiniaton of the proposition.
lf- you have not received a copy of the prospectus of the
Lampson Silver Cross Fox Co_., Ltd., you- cannot form any idea
as to its attractiveness as an investment. _
_Y_ou 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
The present issue of stock covering the forty-three foxes
is but $20,000. The Directors are retaining a large portion of
the issue. What is offered for public subscription should not
be offered long. Now is the time to fill in the form in the top
corner of the advertisement and learn all about the Lampson
Silver Cross Fox Company Limited.
,i‘;,§,‘2fi .;...;...i 7 i,t..,,_;JT is Form and ai] it ithout
/I O " O ` ¢ »
Dela  ow is the Time to CT---1,1?§f§;”,‘;‘f};f,‘,I,?€‘;;
fhirrid silver cross and patch foxes from 50 to 95 p. c. silver
ac .
wa ii wiii Pa You o Fin ifl
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‘What Others Have Earned with Patch Foxes-~
An Up-to-'date Ranch
Things to Think About
Ii. ll. sold ii pair oi' crosses to J. IL
and thi-3' proiliit-eil one pair of silver
lilaclt foxes wliicli sold for $8,000.00.
A. M. sold two pairs oi’ patch foxes
wliicli prodiicod litters oi silver black
I foxes, yir-ldiin: the owner big returns
for the investment.
One pair of G0 p. c. patches purchas
ld by parties in Crtipiiud in 1913 pro
diiccil among their litter two sllva
black foxes, one of which _sold ful
$2,500, the other female was retained
by the company.
P _
H. L. HEWSON, Amherlt, N. S.
F. R. NEWSOM, Charlottetown,
I
1 PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS.
MVRON E. HENDERSON, Capitalist, Halifax, N. S.
r Secretary-Treasurer-F. G. JORDAN, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
D. A. MacKINNON, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
J. STANLEY WEDLOCK, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
' I ivt
I
P. E. I.
The Lampson Company’s Foxes are being
ranched by the Canada Silver Fox_ & Fur‘Cornpany
Limited, near Charlottetown. This ranch is ideally
situated-the grove is youngand uniform, supply-
ing just suthcient seculsion to make the- foxes feel
at home-the ground is remarkably level, the soil
cannot be excelled for the purpose of Fox Farming
-»-- ni- *-
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Careful Management
The Lampson Company’s Foxes wiIl,be fed,
housed, cared for, and protected by the _saine effic-
ient, experienced ranchers _that are"t!hi*ing 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
__A l i 1 1-
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.
P IJ.
bern installed by the, Company. _
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A 'fanada FOX l*'§XCh2t1’1g€t*="13`-`-fi-fi'-if-°lIi`if.‘ei`f-i. 
_‘vm-_ if-fit 1
iq
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 $1,000 per
-pair --when you consider that the Company have forty-three foxes
from which to secure an average production you will just begin to
realize the advantages of the proposition. -
lt stands out first of all as a gilpedge investment, com.
bining high
management-the same caretakers as the Canada Atlantic -_
2.123.532§?.;,l$§i;i..§‘2§.?§i‘§.”i3“ °°“"’“°’ is-“"“ ““" I
a pelt as well as a breeding basis. pay good dwldends on
°"i!l'~.'l
The earning possibilities of the Company areunsurpggl ~
Sed-it h_as the _good points of the best propositions, to.
gether with distinctive features that should place the Com
panyV_a_mong the highest dividend-pi-odugel-9 in 1915,
-Shares $25.00 Each---Subscribe Now.---_
quality foxes with low capitalization--efficient '
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lid Ulf i ’ 2 ' .
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