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For the holiday season
e have provided a line
f the latest styles in writ-
g cases. They come
genuine leather, fully
tted and handsomely
nished. They are Brit-
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lendid value at the
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erested in the Lobster Can-
'nglndustry will be held at
arlottetown in the Board
f Trade Rooms at 11 o’clock
on Tuesday morning Decem-
ber lst, to consider the situa-
tion arising in that business
account of the present
War, and to decide whether
ny action should be taken
suggested ata meeting of
ckers and others at Halifax
n the 12th inst.
By Order,
ANDREW KING, Colonel
Chairman Haliiax Meeting
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Jeweler & Optician
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And Ranchers
Ilead of financial (‘orporation \vitli
highest standing and rating desires
to communicate with Prince Edward
island owners and ranchers of silver
black foxes who wish to extend their
business and require additional capi-
tal. We dispose of a most efficieiit
organisation and facilities to finance
bona tide propositions. Communica-
tions strictly confidential. Correspon-
dence soliritcd. Address: 'I`rans-l’ro-
vincial Securities C0rD0)'11liOl1. Ltd..
711 l)ruinmoiid Building, Moiitreal,
P. Q. 6695-11-2611171.
0ystei‘_Culture
Applications on the regular printed
forms will be received by the under-
signed for lease of barren bottoms for
oyfiter culture in Foxley River, Trout
or Lot 10 River, tfonway ('ovi>. and
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TIDE TABLE
NOVEMBER.
Time
. l 9.-14
2 , .\1_ 1 10.31
3 l Tu. , 11.15
1 W. | 11.58
' Th. 12.41
I F. .
Sa.
S.
9 M.
10 , Tu.
11 3 W. 2.56
12 3 Th. 4.11;
" Date Day
1 S
no-aa! tb
0.15
0.40
1.19
1.58
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Sa.
S.
M.
Tu. 10.20
W. 11.16
Th. 12.11
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16
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22,12
22.-14
23.15
23.-.5
13.23
14.00
14.51
15.39
16.29
17.19
18.07
lS.53
19.118
20.23
21,09
21.54
22.39
23.24
13.05
13.57
14.48
15.40
16.32
17.23
18.12
18.57
19.39
20.17
20.53
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DIARY OF Eli ENTS
TO-DAY.
('ity Magistrates Court.
(foncert in St. James Hall 8 p. m.
 
DEATHS
 
McLEOD.- There passed peacefully
away on Nov. Sth, 1914, at her homo
in llellevue, Ann liiticllonaid, widozv
ot' the late Duncan Mat-Leoti in thc
both year of her age.
M|nard'n Llniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received
great benefit from the use of MIN-
ARD’S LINIMENT in a severe attach
of Latirippe, and i have frequently
proved it to be very etfecllve in cases
of Inflammation.
Yours,
W. A. HUTCHINSON.
“Blankets and Blnnketlng. We are
showing largest stock of Blankets and
Bllnketlng ever shown. Paton'n.
The Narrows. nil in Prince County, up
to and on the first day of December
‘ next.
Each application will be required
to be at-cotitpaiiiutl by cash or P. O.
order for three dollars to pay cost of
druwiixg duplicate lease and register-
ing sainc.
Copies of plans. application forms,
t`orin of lease and leasing regulations
are deposited and may be inspected
at the t'ollo\\'ing places:
tliliee ot' the Provincial Secretary.
tTharlottetown.
()ll‘l<,-e ot` tho Protlioiiotary, Summer-
fide.
Store ol' J. E. Ilircli, Alberton.
Store ol' Austin llamsay, l"onway.
Olllce ot G. M. Mattlicws, ()'l.eary.
Store ot Kahlill Sliarbcll, Portage.
, Oiliceof1Ion..Iames A. McNeill,
Suminerside,.
ARTIIIIR NE\Vl3l-IRY,
Asst. Provincial Secretary.
6368-11-iwstf
Annual Meeting
The first annual general meeting of
the llaekctt Silver Black Fox (‘otii-
pony, l.imitcd, will he held in the
lloard of Trade Itooni at Chttrlotte-
town. l’. E. l.. on \Vctliiestltty, the sec-
ond day of llcceiiilior, 1914, ut the
hour ot' 7.110 p. ni.. for the purposes
following, namely: To receive and con-
sider the annual statement of accounts
and balance sheet; to elect directors
and other oilicers, and traiisiict the
other ordinary business of the Com-
pany.
(Signed) J. A. IIACKETT,
Secretary-Trcaiuirer.
6049-11-24m8i
I
NOTICE T0 SHAREHOLDERS
Rogers Payton Silver Black Foxes
Limited
’l`he Annual General Meeting of the
Sliareliolders of Rogers Payton Silver
llluck Foxes. liltnitcd, lo receive the
report of the Directors. for thc elec-
tion of llireclorii and such other busi-
ness as may come before the meeting.
will be held in the Y.lll.(`.A. Board
ltooni, Charlottetown, I’.E.l., on Tues-
day, thc Sth day oi’ December, 1914. at
the hour of 2 p.ni.
(3. J. STEWAIIT. Secretary.
6624-ll-23mmwt`2w
in | _ _ |
Meeting
Tiiere will be rt general meeting of
the original shareholders of the Car-
ruthers Hilver Black Fox (lompany
Limited on Tuesday. December 8, for
the purpose of sanctioning a bye-law
to increase the capital of the company
by the sum of $25,000 lo be divided in-
6701-11-27m2ie1‘il
"i50 ydl. mottled lultlngo, 54 lnehel
wide, worth $1.36, for 984:. Patona.
6671-11-25M3i.
“Have ou bou ht that sweater cont
. Y I
yotl lt not now lo your chance. Over
D hinidrod ,M lllo to-day at oaoelnl
orllog. ,lmao 0911-11- Mai.
to 250 shares of $100 each, thereby
increasing the autlioriscd capital of
the company from $175,000 to $200,-
000.
 
Notice to 'Mariners
Jai.” ' ~. fl .is-
TENDERS
Faiconwood Hospital, Provincial
Infirmary, King’s, Queeii'| and
Department of Public Works.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1914.
From any person or persons willing
to supply the Hospital for the insane
und l’r-»‘.lin-lnl lnllrinarjr, l~‘alt-onwooil,
tor the year ending December 31st
Also to supply King‘s Queens and
period and under the same conditions
with the following articlesz- Hard
and Soft Bread, Mollasses. Oatmeal,
Keresone Oil and Fresh Beef.
All articles to be the best quality.
Tenders must express the price per
barrel, pound and gallon, and to be ac-
sponsible persons willing to become]
the Contract.
do not necessarily bind themselves to
accept the lowest or any tender.
The tenders must express on the,
cover, “Jail Supply Tender" and Fal--
conwood Hospital and Provincial ln-
tirmary Supply Tender."
L. B. McMlLLAN,
Secretary of Public Works.
6481-1]-12Mthl`s6i.
Maclcerel
For sale. No. 1, late caught mack-
erel in barrels, quarter barrels and
kits, bitrrt-is containing -about 100
large si'/.ie ina:-herol or about 175 med-
ium size, suitable l`oi' wlniliilg or for ~
llarrf-ls. $111, quarter barrels, $4, ii
kits, $2.50.
MATTHEW & MCLEAN, Ltd.,
, Souris, P. E. Island.
0560-11-l8ui\vfn1Ti 
I t
Notice
il
from this date, closed to visitors for
itil' .\`t'*ilS0il. .5
1 I Preiident.
tl7ll5-11-27ll12i.
 
itll Dllwli Pill]
panieswhlch have paid dividends on
account for 1914. l\iost'ol these com-,'
panies expect to pay additional divid-
end later:
Spring Park . . . . .
 .10
Prince Albert
(Moro soon)
Rayner International . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ .
'_ . . . . . . .
_.......Declared 40. paid 20
R. J. McNeill C0... .cash 50, stock 50
later.
Rayner Stonehurst Silver
Fox Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_.paid 200
Rayner Clarke ilk Harlow
Fox Co  paid 20
B. I. Rayner. West Gore,
N. S. . . . .
................pald 105
Black Prince Fox C0.........paid 50
General Fur Farms, Ltd . . . .
..paid 12
(Expect to pay 12 p. c. more soon)
Mount Iildward . . . . . . . . . . . .
..paid 10
(With additional 10 p. c soon)
Murray llarbor . . . . . . . . . .
..c:ish 30
(More soon)
Upton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..cash, 10
(More soon)
Westmoreland Silver &
Patch Co. . . . .
..cash, 35. stock, 70
Silver Tip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..cash. 15
(Added three pairs)
Crapaud Fox Company . . . .
..cash. 40
Willow Hill Fox Co. 35 per cent cash
New London Fox and Farm Lands,
Ltd., 200 per cent. cash. and more,
later. `
Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..........110
l)undns.... ,.300 cash and 200 stock
Seal River Black Fox Co.   16
(Also 8 pups added to ranch.)
Diamond . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 80
Rogers Paton . . . . . .
.. .. .. .. ...10
(More later.)
The Freeland Silver Blaclr Fox Co.,
Ltd., has paid a dividend of 50 per
cent. in stock.
The Carruthers Silver Black FOX C0.
has paid a 30 per cent. cash dividend
otit ol’ a declared dividend of 110. An
additional sum will be paid after thc
general meeting on Dec. 8. ‘
Regal    ..  
Pure Canadian Sill. Blk Fox C0.. 40,
and 35 pcr cent later.
Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent.
more later.
Provincial Silver Black Fox Co., 40
per cent. cash, with more to follow
later.
Sovereign S. I3. F. Co.. cash......16
(and bnliince after January lst.)
Ltd....... . . . . .

(With 60 or 70 later.)
Hackett S. Il. F. Co . . . . . .

Magic Fox Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
,.50
(ln addition to stock dividend of 100
p. c.)
Cliariotletowii S.ll. Fox Co.   15
(Also ten foxes added to riincii.)
Bedeque Fur Farming Co., Ltd.  .10
“A BIG NOVEMBER SALE OF Wo-
men'| and chlldren'| Fall and Winter
Knit Underwear. Women'| 30c. Vento ,
and Drawers, pure white and natural, ‘
grey, medium and heavy weight, high
neck and long nloovg veoto, full length
Prince County Prisons ‘
Uharlottetown Nov. 10, 1914. Bm' thme W'h° “re ““’i°"s to gain
SEALED 1-ENDE`Rs Wm be |-eceiv.iAnd he who is stingy and mean
ed ut this office until noon on T080 119'" be BIDGCYMI to Und
“If love be the good that we crave,
., T
1915 Wm* SUPPH95 “S Per "St to be Receives ample wealth in return;
seen at this otllce. S
Prince County prisons for the sumo F
"If fortunes alone be the prize
soinpanied by the names ot two re- And often the gain is “ruch less,
bound for the faithful perforniauce of Yet greedily seeking for wealth
The Trustees and the Department S0 -Dent upon wining t'__e “,,,»m
"For the wisdom and honours of age
.\'or dream that a crown for the
And they who discover too late `
For all they have gained. may F0-
BIUEHAPHY iii ‘l|PPtHlHl‘
hmul Ur nmmy use* I 'also of _eoine other war songs is given
ti . z . ~4 '_
thc soldier was "riintle in Aiiicrien.
York. lt was coinposed three years
ii into popularity.
little vaiilleville skit. 'l`l\e composer'
Notice is hereby biven that the Seal ,poser of that treasuronl lot-al lyric, ‘l’in
River llla/'li Fox (‘ompany‘s Ranch is. Afraid to go Home in the Dark," l
C, p_ FLETCHER, iron ot’ a drum. itouget de Visio wrote
The following, is i. fist of com- p.'tpcr‘ his heutl topplctl into his iiaiitls
Ellis Silver llliick Beauty Fox Co., . 
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DAILY SELECTIOHS FOR "
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_:_:_=_ as they shiver through the chilly nights '
11
9'3"!
Furnished by W. 8.. Louson
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.A.\` OLD MAN'S ADVICE. 5
‘It's only an. old mau's advice,
You may take it or not, as you
choose, -
Must also be willing to lose;
hat others will be unto him
More generous, noble, or kind.
Each hour and each nioinent we
learn
he truly adectionate heart
o if you would gait. a new friend,
\'our friendliness seek to display, ‘
or the nearest and dearest you’ll
find
Are those you meet; more than bali.
, way. ,
You covet,its price must he paid;
Alas! than the sacrifice made.
We eagerly press ton-artl the goal,
We rashly imperil the soul.
With thc freshness of youth we may
part,
head
Imposes a cross on the 1..-art;
They paid an exorbitant pricc
gret _
Not taking an old ma.n`s advice."
The biography ol' “’l`ipp<-ri1r.\"` Il-lil
y ii New York Sun writer. who mulli-
tins th it the now dominant song of
" ‘lt's it Long, Long \\'ny to Tipper-
ry,' the marcliiiig song ot' ihc_Iiritisli
iniy was written right here in New
go, but it needed a great war to bring
"lt was originally intended l`or a
l` it, Ilarry Williains. is also the com-
“’l`here’s an old liisitory to all lliesc
ongs that sweep intp favor with the
his famous liuttlc-liyinn to greee the
passing army ot' the lllarseillaiso on its
way through Strassliurg. llc was a
lieutenant, there and--.~o one ot' the
stories goes-lie was tipsy when he
wrote it. ills reward was to bt- the
lost bottle or`~\\'iiie in the cellar of hi.-
iiin. lit- iinislie-ti ii liastily, ilt'o\"isly,
to int.-,et the t-onilng ot' the ‘l>l;\cl<-liro‘.'.‘~
t-ll' niass oi' rcvoliitioiiists al tluwn.
\\'hen the last note oi' it was dui-.'11 on
and he t`cll asleep. "l`lic greatest wat
song t-yer proiniilgatcilf is what Var-
l_\l~- calls it, 'and \\'i:ole armi".i :tiid
acciiililaiejcs will sin): it, with 1-,les
\\t»e\:Ei;g and liuruiiig, with n<'art'i 'te
llaut ol` dcitth. despol and tit:vil.'
“DiE WACHT AM RHEIN."
"Max St-lincckeiibarger`s poem. "lilo
\\'arht am lthcin,' was first published
in it proviiicial neweipapt-1'. \\'illiiu
two wcelts it had appeared in almost
evcr_\' publication in (lcrinany, and had
been set. four times to mnsle. °
“Julia \\'ard lloine has lclt a sub-
jccli\'c bit oi' i‘i-tiiliiiscciico to toll how
she wrote the 'Baltic llymu ot` the
llcpubli<~." lt was after a visit to
the ragged l`uion camp that her heart
gave way to its glorious inspiration.
llul inore popular and uset'ul was thc
original vt~r:=lin\ ol' that song. the un-
couth `Jolin ilrowii`s llodyf ami lliat
other rollicking.: jargon ol' striking non-
sense, ‘As wc go lllarcliinig Tliroiigli
Georgia] .-\nd wlicn thc Spanish Alit-
ericnn War took our soldiers into the
(Tubnn plantations, they lutd one great,
rough tune to cheer them; its nninc
was “'I`hl:re’ll be ii liot Tiine in the
Old Town 'l`ouiglit.‘
As for l\lr. ltarry Williams, wiio
wrote "Tipperary," it has been impos-
sible to detcriniue whether or not lie is
an Eiiglisliiiiaii by birth. At any rate
he has been sponding six months out
ot' every year in l.ondon or tliercabouts
doing odd jabs in vaudeville. The
other hull’ ot the year lic has been liv
ing here. ,
"But it has been establlsiied definite-
ly that ‘Tippert-try’ was written at
a house in Douglas Manor, l.. l., to bc
exact. lt was linislietl early in 1912.
lt was siihinittcil to publishers on this
sitio ol' t_hi\ water anti accepted bv an
iilnglish firm. ilul it was not publi.di-
od in Aincrica nl that tinic. Ami, in
fact, when it was brought out in Lou-
don, a littlo later, it failed to arousi-i
much ontliusiasni. lt was only after
the war began anti tho weary niarches
ranks started this little ballad of tlin
music hall and found in it all the re-
quisltes of an immortal war song.
“There is something peculiarly ap-
propriate about the tune. The Freiich
, Gift Goods
We have a complete
line of carefully select-
ed jewelry that is very
appropriate for gifts, the
range is so wide, the
quality so high, and the
prices so low that you
cannot fail to make a
;..;».;..;..;»;»~,°~»;»»;»'»}{..;q..;..;..;..:.,§,¢,,:,?fgcotch Hishlanders. who probably
adian reservists, lonesome for the Wes-
 OF tern guests, are humming! it. hAn§ii na,-
tve enga ese are croon ng-t e ttli
THE GUARDIAN B `
ally, of which about eight million mn.
is exported. This is now shut off, and
the advantage is in our favor. what
is true of steel, is true of other com.
modities, but it is not the war supply
trade alone that is turning the tid¢_
We are recovering from the shock of
the war. r
"At Bethlehem sometime b
SCHWAB LOOKS FOR
NEW PROSPERITV.
ever heard of Ireland's Tipperary
ie playing it on their bagplpeii. Cau-
New Yom<,'Nov. 26.- charles iii.
Schwab, who returned from London
ong through their very white tooth saysz-
“I believe we are near the turning
b '.
nd wipe their ayonets dn point for a full return of confidence
“Comfortable warm gloves, stock-
ings and underwear now showing at
pee|aLpr|een at Patonn.
6671-11-25M3l.
. Mil( We
, were forced partially to suspend gp.
and prosperity in the United States.
We are being favored by the war as
is no other nation. As example, Ger-
many normally produces from twelve
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Mai ou Bids
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Saturday December 5th ends this Auction ev( nt. No bids will be accepted after this 4
Mail your bid for the $350.00 Piano without delay. You do not obligate
yourself in any way by doing so. It only shows that you are interested in the offer
-.-itcshowos that you appreciate that generosity-of Miller Bros. -----
This Piano was selected by Prof. Frank T. Watkis personally. His opinion
of the Piano will interest you. He isari authority whose word is law in everything
pertaining to Pianos and Piano music.
' Fill in the blank form given below with your name and address, and also
state what you would be willing to pay for the Piano, should you be fortunate win-
ner. You can secure it for cash or extension payments if your bid is highest.
Don’t delay-don’t put it off-:fill in the form right now.
date.
' iiiziii wtur FATHER ivioincuin tus To stuff-
il hlessrs. Miller Bros.
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I have learned through the press that you are to donate a piano lo thc
Pzitriotic Fund. You will rcniemberl bought a Kurii Piano ot' you some
yours ago. I wish to state to you, un'i to the public also, that it was it sup- I'
erlor instrument, sweet tone, easy at-iioii_ and a beautiful iiistriinii-tit lu
r:-\'er_\' respect, whoever receives it will have a ilrst class instrunit\ut. Apiirt
from tht- fact that il, goes to such a noble piii~iitis~c this piano should realize
, a _i:onil price ou account. oi' its intrinsic value.
J _ ilinccrely Yours,
` l`.ll\ltTlN l\i()N()(iiiAN. i". P.
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were forced that some one in .he I
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Conditions Governing Sale of Piano
'Fenders will he received from Mou-
day, November 16, to December Sth.
That no employee or member of tho
iirin ot' Miller Bros. shall be eligible
to compete.
Bids will be oponed the last day by
ii committee of three persons. includ-
ing one person representing the Pat-
riotic Fuud Committee, one represent-
.ing Miller Bros. and a third party-
selectod to be satisfactory to the other’
two.-
All tenders will be dated, marked
and numbered as received.
in the oveut of two tenders being
ofiual. tho first tender received is eu-
titlcd to the piano.
lil 0I`1|G\' I0 give everyone nn equal
chance, the piano will he sold for cash
or on time-time payments to hear
7 per cent. interost.
Length _of time to be given on pay-
ments not to exceed 33 months,
N01 less than $:~io will he eonsitiereli
as an initial payment,
All tmiers to be addressed.
PATRIOTIC FUND c0MM|T'|'EE
(ir,-om 4 pa"-H; have had it translated and are sing- (mm of Mme, Bros" '
Peerless      .....l0 i" if “S U19? '80 itil-0 bHll|0~ '|`h0 Charlottetown, P.E.l.
Some of tile Satisfied Customers
_There are over one hundred Kam
Pianos in the best homes in Prince
Edward Island. Among satisfied own-
ers of Kam Pianos are:
Lieut-Governor Rogers, Government
House.
St. Dunstan’s College, City.
lion. D. _Nicholson, City.
Dr. A. Simpson, Stanley Bridge.
Rev. M. Monaghan, Miscouche.
Hon? M. Kennedy, Bradalbane.
Rev. l. S. Chaisson, Rusti o.
Wm. J. McLean, Central, Lot 16.
F. J. Buote, Tignish. T ‘
S. M. Hicks. Summerside.
Leslie Hotel, Kensington.
C. F. Worril, Souris.
A. W. Seaman, Hunter River.
Charlottetown Hospital, City. .
Eugene Adams, Summerside.
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.................t...'.;.'.a.'.;.'t? . -' , '\ Patriotic i-'antics
mmittee,
Care of Miller Bros.,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
_ My bid for the L ' d ‘ KARN
15,195; which is on exhitiitlftgn tiaiiulziflliller Bros’l`;l-i)¢§vli/uI§ooIiiiI2I"iQ$' number
It is understood that I have the option of ° I   i
tems am p_c_ per annum Paying cash or securing it on
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