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Novcmsim.-16; 1914. .
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thc folowing officers:-
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Lieut.-Col. _-\. G. PEAKE, Charlottetown.
Major C. LI-IlGll. Charlottetown.
Major (‘. l.. )lcl{.-\\', Charlottetown. A' _
nloioi- A. T. .\it~i<Ar, luoiitague. ~ 'f `,¢_
(‘aptain A. F. MCQUAID, Souris.
Captaiii D. A. MacKlNNON, Charlottetown. .l
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GUARDIAN BLASSIFIED ADS.
wey
One cent per word llret insertion in this column, half cent por word
each continuation. Cach must accompany order. Minimum charge
T nt -five cents.
_` lioeilis wllgijp
AGENTS WANTED. TO SELL FO
£¢n¢¢@ 
i
M7-
perlcnce unnecessary. Highest com-
mission paid. Handsome free eqilip-
ment. Stone & Wellington.
ronto, Ont. 6260-10-28M26lE26i
.
WTINTEISZW "l5§`lVATrE' Falvlli.
Two Gentlemen Boarders. Appl
at this office. 6495-11-13ni3i
L6'N'<§'C'OTJ"RsE"§1"`U'D'€F1"§ CAN B
uccoiniuodzitetl at 208 Great George
Street. Moderate prices. 6276-11-11141
P A _
FUUND
FOUNl5;iii'tliarltittetoi'~'ii,YiiclTri;zill- “itll |10-Wd (£‘Hll`<ll|Y Sil\U1t€d
' ' ~' ' n ' \vutt~.h fob. ()\\‘nor _Ply at this 0|h'~9 647911121”
__ _
iQ
pay statlo . .i
may have same by applying lie
.ind paving tor this ad 6524 11 14n
-  '  - is
FouND"- KT-NORTH-AMERICA
. . [ ._ o. ..
llotel, .1 slim o nioncy uni-r t
have Sallie by giving ztpproxiina
il
idea of amount  Apply_._5;\_é BOY WANTED To ATTEND To 0
l-`. Murphy, oil _p e
I. _ __. _--___-
FEMALE HELP WANTED _
. _ . - - - -~ ----- WANTE . A Boy U .
WANTED- AT 0NC5» A mm- -F08 years old as an apprentice. App
‘S to W. N. Tanton, Watchmaker.
general housework. Apply at th
office. 6004-10-10Mtf.
`i_`libTE§""vV§vTE`li\‘ T5 T36 'EAlSY,
pleasant, coloring work at home.
Gun make $15 to $20 weekly. Ex-
perience unnecesury, no canvass- KN? 'T-i'E'g|Ea§¢’-|T,tif'3T_E"'|,)j`;i`N QR
C- man can make $2 to $4 daily
ing. National Decorating Co., Dep
N. 69 Adelaide St., East Toronto,
Ont. 5089 8 22ME52
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mai ’ 
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FOR SALE-10 plurs tross toxe..
l-1
raticli broil, Oiitziriu stork. showin
fifty to ninety-llvc per cent. hltick;
also few pairs ranch bred mink.
tl.-ther anti niurtiil; must sell licfore
l
nxrtilullir-I Satisfaction guaran-
lire-edilig season. \\'rite for ful
I. , __ .
it-eil and at sucrlilcc prices. Apply
'l`. M. DAVIS, Box 121, Wyoniing,
Ont. 6520-11-l4m3iptl
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE. -
l-`riilicis l\l\itcli, Stanhope, offers for
sale his t`nrni tinll hotel property,
consisting of liollrooin, dining rooln
:intl kitchen t'uriiiture. all fztrni illi-
plcuients. stork and crop.. Tile re-
serve lilll on the property is $3.500.
No rc:-ll~r\'c oil anything else.. All
inust. go. Sale to take place Nov.
25 liegllinilig at 12 0'clock.
65211-11-14111101
FOR SALE- ANY TEACHER DE
R ._
“The Old Reliable Fonthill Nurser- LOST-Nov. 13. meal
les." We teach our men to sell. Ex- Grafton Street and Guardian. Lea
MISC Ll. NE
N A PLEASANT FRONT ssnnoo
LOST
ell
V8
saw. bet '
at 171 Kent Street. 6508-11-13lii3i
Losr oN NOVEMBER 2Nn s
E.
T0 tween Rankins Drug Store and
Guardian Office a Rebecca pin
ii
El»\0US
SHUHI Ui
llillSlHliiEi
_.___
New voluc. Nov. 14.-A oiliilo
from London to the Tribune says:
“Besides the shortage of anaesthet-
ics, already reported, there is consid-
erable liick of lead in Germany. ac-
cording to Dr. E. K. Johnstone, of San
Francisco, an officer in the Medical
Corps who has just returned from Bel-
giuni.
“There is no doubt that supplies of
lead are running low in Germany, ow-
ing to the stoppage of the mines in
Galicia and Silesiu." said Dr. John-
stone. “A few days before I left Ber-
lin a secret order was issued calling
upon the music stores to turn over to
the government all lead in pianos and
other musical instruments in which'
that metal is used.
“This demand, which, of course, is
being rigorously enforced. has aroused
feelings of the deepest dejection in the
music trade, which forsees an imme-
diate rllill to itself.
“The shortage of anaesthetlcs is due
chiefly, l think. to the German Medl-
cal statf’s belief that it could readily
replenish its supply from captured
French and Belgian medical stores, and
as Germany does not produce the basic
ingredients of ether or chloroform the
Red Cross is in bad shape in this re-
spect."
l.EillliiMiiI EPIEHIM
This is the kind of world`s struggle
where the last ounce of real fighting
strength is going to tell. Every ounce
of goods made in Canada that you
buy will be as telling as tl bullet on
the ranks ot' the enemy. lt adds to
our resources and depletes theirs.
U 8 ll
When you meet the man with the
tin pail at six in the evening, can you
look at hiln in the eye when you
know you are helping to drive hini
out of a job by refusing to buy the
things he and his fellow-workers are
making?
Ill rl' lil
The Canadian soldier, given eq-
uipment and training is as good as
ally soldier in Europe. Doli't you
thing the Canadian mechanic that
lives in your own town is as good a
worknitln as the man who helps to'
support some other flag Why not buy
what he makes.
l 1 1
lt isn‘t necessary to feel benevolent
over buying things made in Canada.
You get better value for your money
in most cases and the fact is that if
vou do t spend your money that way
E of annual Canadian wages will stop
Y LOST ON NOVEMBER 2nd, B
,I tween Itanltins Drug Store and sendillt. their money iour My mid.
Guardian Office , a Rebecca
then ii hat”
pi
E Finder please leave at Guardian *
Office.
The British \‘i ar Ofhce is placing or
dere tor goods in Canada Why not
line up with hitthener and do a little
Canatllniiiii de \ I
-_-'_
(speelll to the Guardian.)
QUEBEC, Nov. 13.-A regular
since noon to-day and is still r
of 32 miles an hour.
iiilililii Jilllllil
ical facts. ln 1864 the Fathers
and there laid the foundations of
great Confederation known as
Dominion of Canada.
In 1860 the Rev. Camille Lefelev
a saintly and holy priest, in answer
a divine call left Montreal with
Rt. Rev. John Sweeney, Bishop of
John,andfouudedlnthe Valleyof Me
romcook the beautiful and stately
iverslty known as the University
Antoinette, spiritual daughter of
venerable Marguerite Baplrgevls,
Montreal in company with two ot
cation to the young daughters of
community and notwithstanding
numerous obstacles that befel
with unfading glory.
It was therefore fitting that such
event should not pass unobserved.
J. O’Leary, Bishop of Charlotteto
Very Rev. D. J. Gillis, Very Rev, J.
McLean, Rev. J. B. McDonald, Rev.
Bandreault, Rev. F. H. Gallant, R
Mazlere Purler. ,.
A well fllled and elaborate p
the Convent and the ability w
education received in this instltutl
Several addresses were read and
compaiiled by well filled purs
named presented to the Convent
beautiful gold Chalice.
was the presence of pupils of fl
Gallant, of Shediac; Mrs. Atidre Po
ier, of Shediac, Mrs Dr Leger,
brated by Rev R B McDonald,
Souris, having as deacon Rev F
Poirier, Rev P P Arsenault acting
master of ceremonies. Two eleg
.1 bu ing yourself
M ,,516 tive davs were all that could bf desi
_.l ed As a matter ot history, Mistouc
G li MISEUUCHE 7.11.1... .........
1864 was replete with manw histor- Doom” oxooomoo into Roooio
'-his task of protecting our hearths, wh
me moribund France and barbarous
sin. are preparing to attack. Hence-
Confederation inet. in Charlottetown »-Bot now wo must mm to tho o
R
““‘ centrate our energies on the repu
g _ °f of our enemies. for, otherwise, they
bl- -70999313 C°“°S°- In 1354 MMV aim to transform our free country
answer to the call of the Rev. Pastor
of Miscouclle, the following clergyman
wended their way towards Miscouclle   
H.
Il' i
on Tuesday evening: viz., Rt. Rev.
w
J. A. McDonald, Rev. J. J. McDonal
Rev. P. P. Arsenault, Rev. Plus M
Donald, Rev. Maurice McDonald, Rev. and later.
which the different items were ren
gramme was rendered by the pupils
ered -testified to the efficiency of tl
_ .0
namely: Mlscouclie, Wellington a
Grand River. The clergy lierebefo
A pleasant feature of the celebrati
nesday morning High Mass was cel
and appropriate sermons were l
by Rev S Bandreault and Rev idh (Added three 99'"
A McDonald On the whole, the fe
N wANTi'zo-sooo sm/tar aov Fo
J y ~ poly. - -
10 ' » 0511-11-iam
“I __.__lll_l-_llillullllfv
“ liver Stable A \V F Robin
_.Glo _
flee. Apply at 142 Kent St.
_N 60’l_'3;10-16Mtf.
W M lil "_““A'B0"T 1
colt-10-izlvltt.
SITUATIOHS \ll\Cl\llT
tributing religious literatur
G.
may be used. Home Bible League,
Brantford.
WE WILL PAY YOU $120. TO DIS-
tribute religious literature in your
coniunity. Sixty days work. Exper-
ience not required. Man or woman.
time may be used. International
Bible Press, 182 Spatlina Ave., Tor-
CM.-I-Li_E 01 E“DEN Convent, apart from S1; Ami’s Soho
LONDON Mwember 13 __\n imme_ |tian education to the young ladies
._0“ E85 INSURANCE Charlottetown, “as the first Cathol
' ____ [institution opened to impart a (‘lirl
a
ol
of Dundas.... _.300 cash and 200 stoc
‘“‘“\~/""'“”““““““\=“““\“' lliliiMlllS liUli Wlilllll Siiillll ill Uilllilil EMPEHUH URGES HIS
Recruits Wanted for
Artillery Unit
for Oversea Service
` It is proposed to offer a. composite battery of Heavy
Artilery from Prince Edward Island for service in Europe--
lliu Battery to be composed of members of the P.E. Island
lleuvy Brigade, Charlottetown, and the"l`hirty-seventh Field
Buttery of Montague and Souris. A number of olllcers,
non-commissioned officers and gunners have already volun-
tt-ered, but to bring the batteries up to war strength and to
also form all ainmuliition column it will be necessary to
secure upwards of one hundred recruits in addition to those
who have already volunteered. Applications will be taken
from recruits witlt or without military experience, as it is
the expectation that sufficient drill will be given the Battery
before proceedng to the front to make each member effici-
ent. As soon as sufficient volunteers have handed in their
names the proposed Battery will be submitted to head-
quarters for approval. lt is hoped that the required number
of men will come forward quickly.
Volunteers will please hand in their names to any 0|
lililiiP$ lil   P|llPllli':1
mia- ‘ ,
winter snow storm holds the district -
aging ,
with fury. The wind has a velocity --
IJONDON, Nov. 14.-(2.05 a. ln.)--A
fill
ed to have been lsued by the G
M dear and faithful sold
severely ‘punished and Belgium
been added to the glorious provlnc
of Germany. You know also that
°‘ been a brilliant success.
re' forward our military operation
t° take a new form which will soon
W
Sl- “Your trial has come-for you a
m' all Germany. lt is necessary to c
he fi fi d oo ii vi
fl of Russia and France.
“ef “lf Germany is dear to you; lf the
sisters. and arrived in the beautiful culture ond faith of the notion o
and `thrlving village of Mlscouche Emperor are doo, to yoo_ you Wm
amid _a people martyr to their tal
and loyal to their tongue. Her in
bln  1
ln
’ ...l-
CV _
3' The following is a ilst. of com-
' panles which have paid dlvldends
‘L tr 1914. M t ttii - » -
<=- 325.125’ ....i’.f..t ... ...y°i.i.i’iii...‘i.‘i°.`i3$. ms a horse because they are the best riualltybought ._
rg; Spring Park  .
nh Prince Albert 
d_ (More soo
_Q Rayner International 
n ................Decl9.red 40, paid
ac: R._ Ji McNeill Co. .. .cash 50, stock
aer.
$51' Rayner Stonehurst Silver
re -Fox Co. ..................pald 2
a Rayner Clarke & Harlow
Fox Co  paid
on B. I. Rayner, West Gore,
ny N. S.  1
Black Prince Fox Co .paid
years ago, among whom Rev. Sister 
Regina, of Bouctoche. Mrs. Calin
u
Murray Harbor . . . cash
Q, Upton _ ... . .. .. ..oaeii,1o
Gallant and sub deacon, Rev Mazair
a
Ewestmoreland Sliver &
“ Crapaud Fox Company cash,
Willow Hill Fox Co 35 per cent ca
later
is” Royal . . . . .
Seal Rlver....   
Petrograd despatch to the Daily Tele-
graph sends the following order alleg-
e an
Emperor to his troops in East Prus-
lers:
been
has
our
hh!
ew
ich
u .
be
the intelligible to you, my dear soldiers.
nd
on-
lse
in-
_fe to enslave an egr e pro nc
be-
on
te General Fur Farms, Ltd. . . . . .paid 1
_,_ (Expect to pay 12 p. c. more soon
or Mount Edward  ......paid 1
(More soon
nt Patch Co . . cash, 35 stock, 70
en Silver Tip . . . . .. cash, 1
hte New London Fox and rurm Land
Ltd 200 per cent. cash, and more
Nllw Si|varMuun
  Bass Burial
with ‘and Without .
-  Revertible Flue
I also -
,Hard Coal for use
with same and all at
prices for cash that
will meet any compe-
tition in the Prov-
ince. .
6!
B
ill
68
nd  2
of-
lh fer the enemy a. worthy resistance.
_ ls' Do not make a single step backward
sion was to transport a Christian edu- into om- comm-y_ Remember that
the hind us, destruction threatens; lt
"fe only before us that happiness lies. F
"1 country. for glory, forward, faithful
her way, her mission was crowned fl-iendoy
Poole & Thompson Ltd.
is
or
6496-11-13Mftf.
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Horse blankets will interest every person own-
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right and prices low, you better buy today and bene-
fit by our special Exhibition prices.
Heavy Wool Wagon Wraps selected for their
beauty and warmth in all the nicest shades at spec-
ial Exhibition Prices. .
CARRIAGES-We have fifteen nice carriages
at special Exhibition Prices.
HARNESS and WHIPS-A swell line at special
Exhibition Prices.
You are in the City' for pleasure we know, but
by giving us a little of your time we can show you
how_ to save money. “Money saved is money made.”
W. Grant & Co. 3
85 Queen St., Charlottetown.
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The Connaught Company’s
Foxes are now in the Ranch
I
onto. 6408-11-0M8l.
I _ 1
lllankenber h Belvium and Ras at
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11
1
TEACHERS _WMITED
TEACHERS HOLDING PROFES-
sionltl certificates required for grad-
ed and rural schools commencing
New Year`s. Apply stating qualifi-
cations in full to Canadian Teach-
cr‘s Agency. Regina, for Saskatche-
wan schools: 209, Beveridge Block.
appointments in Il. (‘.
659-11-4M1Mo.
__. I
. il
slrlng a set. of Practical Reference 
lows Co, may obtain same at
considerable reduction by applyln
at this ofllce. 5757-fl-z6l\ltf.
FOR SALE1 SHARE IN MONTAGUE
lllack Fox Co. Dividend this fall
will sell at par. Apply at this office.
6331-11-2Mtf.
FOR SALE-A number of pure bred
fox-hound pups. Apply (‘. S. Mc-
Lean, Fredericton, P. E. l.
6463-11-11m6l
Library published by Hanson Bel-
' S
FOR SALE.-TWO BLACK FEMALE
Foxes. Island bred. For particulars
apply to F. G. llodgson. Aiherton
P.E.l. 6275-11-11m6l
MAKE US AN OFFER FOR FOUR-
teen shares Rosemont Consolidated,
with 1914 dividend. S. P. Goudry,
Yarmouth. N. S. 6323-11-2Mtf.
H5'1°`E'[." F6R'§`A`L`E“'W ffl-I ' Li(i`E'hTC_E
8 Office Assistant. Apply by lctlc
WARBURTON A SHAW.
Barrlsters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-
llc, Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank-
ers Association, Bank of Montreal,
Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpora-
NlcLEAN 6. MeKINNON
Barrieterl, Attorneys-at-Law
Brown Block, Charlottetown
R di te H ci; ` t ' ' Ithe Province. The founder ot' this Diamond so
e_ 
5_ 8 e e of he captme of theniistitutioii was the Rev Father Qu Rogers Paton 10
___ German cruiser Einden which, dur'ing‘vm,rm_ of sacred memoriy Renuzm
her career as destroyer has de- me eat d f. ,h - ut ~
F- etroyed Britton 'siiiviiing estimated ine aggpeakffe..a°,c‘;“°m§,’;,§§;  'rue Freeland sliver Black Fox C
here to he worth $10,000,000, WBS agcaises de Paris," through whose lil- Ltd" has paid a divldem °t 50 P
dI‘0l> of 50 Def cent’ in the l“5“faI1C=2|fluence he received a sufficient anion
_5 premiums on vessels bound to points I of money to erect the present builditi
Y cast of Suez. Others followed in his footstep
Captain Von. Mueller, the com- among whom were the Rev. R. B. M
mander of the Emden, is Lt native of Donald, who for ten years labore
` th
strenuouslv ln the vineyard of
g e, i, , .
one time on omcor in the ompioy of Lord. After hliii came the laniente
the Hoo,” Line of otoomero [and saintly Rev. Mazaire Bandreaul
________. ously in the interest of the Conven
(`l\11l\<9 1'0l` Dl`0m0ll°l1. SDBNS l\0\1!`S f On the scene next came the Rev John provincial Silver Block Fox Co
_~_ To lilni succeeds the Rev. Mart
-- ' Monaghan, who during ten years ha
f F- I I F. ‘ 11"! alwttys boennl: tti;ue angl falthvgul frlen
Opportunity or promotion. Spare 0 le “S U 0"- HY lBCo\1ch
IORBON U DTTFFY Convent live long to continue the goo
ial‘rll!¢tl and Attorleyl work already so well begun and ma
Bollcltorl lor Royal Bank 0! Olill V her diamond jubilee gather to her boa- Hackett S B F Co
KONIY .’l‘O LOAN om the nuniberless young ladle ' ` ` ' ' ` ` ' ' ` ' ` ' ' '
"
F l -1-Q to whom she luis so devotedly an
loyally imparted the principles of
good and Christian education. -R.
U00- "200 yard of mottl d tw l, 54 I .
0m0e9"0|d Gunfdmn Omce- Pmwse wide, lienv; enough ‘lor sl?let(s, skid:
Calgary, for Alberta positions, and Bmckt C'““°l°“e"°W“~ P' E- I' and coats, a regular $1.35 value, colors
1850 (‘ottoii Drive. Vancouver, for  are mixed. Mottled tweed effects i
A. A. McLean, K.C. Donald McKinnon green, grey and brown grounds. Sei
Ing for 98c. Patons.
64500-11-13in2i
'l (Moro later.)
nt cent. fn stock.
2 Finder please leave at Guardian _ ,ll Shediac and others. I On Wed- (With addmmml 10 p' c' Boon)
BOARDERS lllllll_TEl}_ __ __ _OEES-_¢__ the Ch-ps who earn-1_\\@ $300.000.000 - _ _ _I _ ei - ' " ' '(,;,',,',,, ,,,,,,,,,
Mtt - » ._ . . _ _ ' . - . .. ,
I '. - _ _ t _. ' ._ _ ' ' _ ` s_ . . . . . .
. _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ ___ _ .
'- I . . ,__ . _ Ap_ Y _ ` -A--_-Z I ~ __
I , _ _  . . . . .
   110
. _.16
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9 general meeting on Dec. 8.
l more later
P McGrath. called to his etern l r
  ward before he had time to glille ei {,:¢K;,,-cam cash' with more to follow
pression to his zeal and devotedness. Sovei-eign g_ B_ F_ Co__ oooh _ _ 15
(From 4 pair
0 Ellis River 'Black Beauty Fox Co.,
11 Magic Fox Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
“ iii; addition to stock dividend of 1
p. c.
(Also ten foxes added to ranch.)
B _
Have You A Faded
Suit of Clothes or
Overcoat
Il
1.
WANTED-A STENOGRAPHER AND
-
giving references and stating exper-
ience, educatloli, and salary requir-
ed.
6521-11-iffinlll
C. McLeod, K.C., W. E. Bentley, K.C.
MCLEOD 4 BENTLEY
WANTED-At once. for winter months
furiilshetl house, not less than six
rooms and bathroom. Address,
stating location. terms and particu-
lars "Tenant" Box 422, city.
6509-11-13m3i
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply at 175 Hillsboro
I Sl.. 6490-ll-l2Ml.l’.
NURSE DESIRE8 CHRONIC CASE
or case of dementia sufferer. New
York and Boston references. Ad
dress by letter only, Miss Hawkins,
44 Longworth Avetiuse, Charlotte-
town. 6277-24wm2l
bar, a big business and well locat- WAN1-ED___sEw|NQ_ 1-¢j_g‘6 QUT gy
od. Apply to Box 240, Cainpbelltoti, ,ho doy_ Aooiy ot 135 H|||,bo|-oooh
N- B- 6289-10-50M1Mo street. nero.-ences. 6273-it-iimai
Foifas Fon sAi.s on ExcHANo`E No-,-,oE__.,-ENoE,,o ,LL BE gg.
Three beautiful male
ed
register-
Class "A" Gordon
Rainor
pair pure
class “B"; one
10 p c
beau-
celved by the undersgned up to Fri-
day, November 20. 1914, at three
o'clock, p. m. for the purchase of
the boat building plant of L. & N.
Paquet Sourls. P. E. I. Intend-
‘ may for land
and alone, or all the
or parts
engine,
em-
etc.
"r°:iit°"onorno ..i rg”  l ‘ 62 _
. ‘  -‘.14 "il .Sfl.".;.t.',..'.1....z;>1...t.'. . ` 1 74‘m'29Mth*tUIf- 1
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it
Graduate McGill University
222 Grafton Street, Charlottetown.
Ofllce Hours-
9-l0 a.m., 2-3 and 7-8 p.m.
6295-tf
 
DR. I. E. CROKEN
Veterinary Surgeon
l°f°»~
Phone 484.
_ DR. CLIFT
F J ' r-` i
Residence Revere Hotel. _
Victoria Hott. Chuan. P. I. I. <
Barrllterl and Attorneys-at-'Law °
Offices-Bank of N. S. Chambers, Char-  Do 
lottetown. P. E. L
171 Great George Street.
Office and Residence- _~__~,_,~_f.A,-,..,c-.
The Price
~ Our present stock_ of
watches will not be raised
one cent no matter how the
price goes up, and we have
?°'“° ..i‘§.i°'i.°°.l.° i3.i°°°H
, rom e y e
' watcltmakers of the world
We are not dependent on
"wireless" in timing _qur
watcheehaviriq a Transit in-
strument, slgignchronomet-
er, and one the finest reg-
ulators m Canada for that
-  Taylor
Manufacturer of all kinds of flne hair
Dr- G- F- Dewar. i:‘.'z."°...:;:?““il‘:..?.i“‘lil';;l;:.T:li:;  M““““°’
Physician and Surgeon, to mall orders. 6261-10-28Mwfm2Mpd.
i I 1
We can make them look as
good as new at the Charlot-
tetown dye works 140 Great
George St. _Mourning black
at short notice.
AR CI-IIE McLEOD
S- The Carruthers Silver Black Fox C
S- has paid 11 30 per cent. cash dividend
0' out of a declared dividend of 110. An
il additional sum will be paid after the
<1 Regal    ..  
6
f- Pure Canadian Sll. Blk Fox Co 40
- ----?------_--1'_'*_ _ Then came Rev. John A. McDonald and 35 oo, oootlotor '
wo- ~
e 1 ~ . . . _
dis- V who, durlngvflfteen years worked zeal- Richmond Boy Fox Co" 20 per cent C(_)lllm0I'l St0Cl{ b3SlS. The qllallty Of the f0XES IS the
| l ' ' ~ I _ ` A u is
In
5 Peerless      
d (and balance after January lst.)
d Ltd.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
......so
V (With 60 or -70 later.) '
. 15
5 (and two foxes added to otock)
Charlottetown S.B. Fox Co. .. .  15
0.,
CP
The Foxes are now in the ranch, and the
caretaker reports the animals in good con-
dition, so that prospects for the next breed-
in season are the brightest. -
tock i_n the Connaught Pedigreed Black
/ Foxes, Limited, is fully paid and~non-asses-
_ sable. The foxes are capitalized, at '$15.000
Del' Pair. which is the lowest of the law on a straight
0.
highest-the rancher is a man who has an excellent
record-the Company has an actual cost ranching
arrangement, so that everything is favorable to the
Company for good returns-big profits.
Call or write for prospectus and full information.
Connaught Pedigreed; Black Foxes, Ltd;
Cameron Block-Box 54-Charlottetown
ii
40
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50
00   il
The Eastern Trust Co.
INCORPORATED 1893
CAPITAL $1.000.000 RESERVE $225.00()
l I i. ___IC
PRESIDENT: Robert E. Harris, K. C. .
Piunlca EDWARD isi.ANn llioann
Hon. John McLean, M.  P. Chaltiuan,
-'mes Eden, c ii. B. Loogwortii, J. s.” 
Just receivedd a inice
assortment of New Silver-
ware suitable for wed-
"dine Presents- Quality &
 Qprices right.
_ 
ll ?C. W. Patterson
This Company under its Act of Incorporation
confines its business to the administration. of estates
and trusts, it does not receive deposits, .I does not
3P¢Culate with its own or trusttfunds, nor does it
invest monies outside of the Maritime' Provinces.
In these times of financial trouble its position is
9ff0f18¢!‘ than ever. E ' ‘
Correspondence Invlwd.
B. A. Weston,
General Manager