The following list of prospective lox
dividends is oompilod from unofficial
information supplied to The Guandiau l
In some instances the dividend to be
declared may be more, in others less
but approximately it will be in the
vicinity of the figure KWH! Midi
tions will be published as the infor
mation reaches the Guardian
Belmont Black Fo! Co Ltd
Barkels Black For Co Ltd.
Beechwood Black Fox Co Ltd 
Bridgeport Black Fox Co lltd. 200
Brighton Black Fox Co Ltd.
Bunbury Black Fox Co Ltd
Dalton Black Fox Co. Ltd...,...... 15
Ch'tow.n Silver lf. Fox Co. Ltd--~ 100
General Fur Farms l.td............. 80
»-:lietern lilack Fpxes 
Freela-nd Silver Fox Co. Ltd......
Georgetown S. B. Fox Co..........
Empire Black Fox  70
Eureka Fox Co. Lt<l....  ...100l
Hackett S. li. Fox (`o.......  40
Howatt-Dalton S. B. F. Co....... 50
PC.
54|
50
55
.u».»-
.........
Ileesi
,,, 
Fox Oo... 
S. B Foxes Ltd. 65 to
consider "
68.
Fox Co ei Perion. Summereide. have peia
Silver Ti --
Standard
Sterling
ht George's Bay
Seal River 
Thoroughbred
Three Rivers 
lpton
Victoria l`arm
A
Bideford Black Fox Co Ltd &
` S B F (` -
Nizrildids Fox Co(?xLt<(l).   glelfllutlt sniff? goniggnlgayitgiolfgtgynrq- *umm* W U Bowmss' ur Fred L”
Rosemount Consolidated    15'punies will pay good dividends this lurgey' bred Thntlm' “U °I Summa' .
lloge.-f.-l‘uyton . . . . . . .
..    70 yeah 3143-5-25.r,2wks. -Q 
Silver Fox Ranching Co.  60 to T0
Upton       55
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MAGI-\`Tli.\'l‘l'I DIED IX C()l`R'l` lil
_-“_” ing a good size delegation to the n
l<`I_.|~fSHEl`i'l`O\. UNT-. J'-me 27-" Western lioys Camp at Montrose,
Magistrate Robt. McGill, died surl~ ,luly lg to 27_ Ml-_ Duulel l(_ Mu,-_ '
denly ol heart trouble in the court lvluuu u,-_ul electpd lu receive thu I-eg. ‘ .
-BOYS C.-\Ml’.-Siimnierside boys
all a meeting on Wednesday even-
-rr revs 'ro my in me Prevue.
~_i'\F\
-Mr FRANK LAFFERIY il
Giuirdm Amt in Iummemde mum
"5-use-ui
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
n be obtained at Ls|l‘erty's Tonlor
--FOR SALE -Options on two
Clue; "‘A"'foxes, Gordon stock also date
one Class \' female Raynor-Tup --__
The Globe Fox Lxchange &
geildles, Ltd 3143 6-’5m2Wifs
-THE Gi OBE FOX EXCHANGE &
W B Haw; agencies- I‘i"""‘°d °m“` 'Qt 951° ills party was composed oi the Hon
\\ shares in R J, Mc’\eill’s Black
Silver Fox Company also a num
g to make arrangements for send-
Imp.-rlnl s. B. Fox co. 100
on
ssh
'wk they
and thus
papers are
on expiry
not mile an
diecolmtld
-The Bummerside Motoring Com
Pwr. russia ox Mr Fran# 'I‘upim,
paid B short visit to the Wayside Inn
Hampton, N B., Un Monday morning.
J. E Wyatt. speaker of the P E.1|
land Legislative Assembly Mr Frank
ide, il. W. Downing, engineer gl
he l’.E.'I. Cnr Ferry-Terminal, 'and
Mr. H. E. Glrvan of Moncton.
-At u 'special meeting oi the Coun-
cil of rlunlmersilie Board of Trnde
eld on l~`rl~dny evening further nr-
-angements were msdeior the meet.-
ng of the Mnritimu Board at Hum-
icrside in August. A letter was read
properly dressed, not
gives a mana
ance. Nothing
and nothing 'made more
all
1 G
SUCCGSS
'ing correct Clothing at the right time
J H D____l_ Ped, reed Foxes 70 to 75 .\'§HtelidHY “'hil°‘ ‘mtfhinll the "ml istratiolls, and it is hoped that ev- "
. _ i ls gr ‘ o a iquor cnse.
ery boy who wants to go will regist-
er at once because the number who
. 5 w
Souris Tea
may go from Summerside will be
limited to 28.
...__
--~ABR.-\MS VILLAGE SCHOOL.-
The Pulllic School Examinations oi
Ahrmn's Village was held on June
, The parishioners of St Mary’s Church, Souris, will hold 23,. T... ,,...,,,,.,,,,.., ...as .,,,~g._ tes...
their Annual Tea in aid of the New Church on the beautiful gms to the greet interest Miken bv
le people in their school. '|`he man-
gf`Ol.ll'ldS ner in which the pupils answered to
0|] wednesday    the different questions put to 'them
’ ’ was evident proof that the \\'ork_ imurul megtlug of tha Maritime
Every effort will be made to make this gathering one of pleasure. cone, was of li nigh order. Ai nic
comfort and amusement to all patrons. As Souris is one of the closff. renmrlis \-r-ere made by Rev.
most charming summer resorts in the Maritime Province, a visit to 
oudrcalllt, Mr. S. li. (lallaiit, llarry
orby, Domilniliic .\rsenault, the
it at this season of the year will be most enjoyable. _ l,.,,,,,,e,,,, ,mu others nu ,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,
_The Charlottetown Watchman describes the Souris Tea, as ,belt greatest ,,,,t,,,f,,,,.u,,,,, _.lu ad;
follows: “There is nothing that draws like a Souris Tea except, per- .liege wa.. mn.. to the tennis. Bc.
haps the Exhibition. lt never fails. The way patrons have _been compmiim with gifts. 'rho .~..i@p..yer@
received at previous Teas is a gre
natural charms of the place and zl day’s sport ahead. Eager pleasure- 38
seekers will be counting the days till the l`ea'. ll, ,,
Remember the day and date and cancel all other engagements: ,,,,,,,,,e,, fo, ,,,,,,,l,,,,. ,,,,u,_ Mlss |.;,,,_
and come one and all to the Great Souris Tea on Wednesday _luly» ii
15th, 1914
Following are the fares and train arrangements- .
'Special trains will leave Richmond at 5.20 a. m. and Charlotte-,
town, 8.10 a. ni., and run in the following schedule: J
Y '11
,__,i-H_....._.»-»--}“f"f'“;.:,-;'
. ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ', Q59:
*.>§:>Z"“';Z’-"f'§1'§'$§~.~i¢:io\u1Fl
c':>-C -"'
STATION
Richmond
Wellington
Miscouche
Summvrsi-dc
New Annan
Kensington
Frcetowu
Emerald -lunctlon
Briiflnlllcnc
Fredericton
Hunter Rival \'
North Wiltshire
Milton
Royalty Junction
Charlottetown
at alll-action Then there lg the regret the assistant Miss Evcline
rsennult and lliss Modeleine Arse-
. . . ‘-Il
illt sever their connections with
cir school. The rincipal has been “de BCM" “ml may be changed he
Ui'
5.20
5.32
6.05
5.50 we
6.17 reniilt, Mr, »|. H. Leblanc, (fron. _ ,_ h l
Moncton, .\'. B.) the Misses Evelim Ve" uw mf`m;’e“d°_f t 5 Sihoos y
Arsenault Modeleinc Arscnault. 00am' M‘*y°‘ "un els an 0 er
0.350
6.44
0-53 liniilia Alrsenault, Madeleine Bernard: ll
lilid Peter Gallant. Rev. Father Bobbi-
7-ll l‘cu.i\lt after having distributed thi'
7.00
7.33
7.43
8.00
8.15
8.10 in
ln' -
self as highly pleased with the wori'
llmic in school. The pupils were ri
privileged clnss of children, he said, L
nc h.is been hired as principal for Board take P11100-
bnili Ville School.-M
___.\lgl3Al\»l v1l,1,l-‘, S('}{001,_- 0,, mcrsiile schools closed on Thiirsilay
unc 22nd the semi-annual publil fm' the lflidsuillmef hQhd“Ys~ .Tlfe
school examination af l'l‘bain Villa '109l"i’ exemuies 'faking P130” m
'\`lfAIN DI-1PAR'l`.\‘ mul, ,,laCe_ As usual the pupils dig. .inppllsind Theatre on_ the saute
pluyull gl-Cal, talent both ln tllell evening the large hall being crowd- 
clnsses and in the execution of their
well ‘ lured rogi‘an‘.'. The classes ‘
11101 D .
rn examined by Rev. Father lioud-
izes to the pupils, expressed him
thnt their parents took such pains
Vork
...
5
ll.3| 'n behalf of their ediicrition l`nilei' the
/'
8.43
8.50
9,07
~- Bedford
Tracmdie
llount Stwivnrt .
St. Allllreivs RU 9,10
Douglass . 9.15 '
Plot 40 'l 27
#Novell 9.32
Mldplkll `\ 14
gt. l"t‘ter"s ‘l»"\3
F'i"r- Houses 45 9.50
Selkirk 45 VLH
Fit. ('h'1rlvs 35': 10.20
F-`lM1l` Wivnr R0 10 27
Nlnw 7.-enlnnd 15 10.94
Tlnrmnny 20 10,49,
g°‘"`iH nrrivc l‘.00
Tcnve Souris for Winhmonrl  af.
Lenvc Souris for (‘h'to\\~n limnch 5.35
.-1
.00
90
80
7'.
Tn
,__
so
2’-0
ll.
P21-<S€¥\iIers from stations between Georgetown and Moun als.. express-,.1 nr im near licpnmire
Stewart can Q0 bv fgglllal- morning tl-allls on I-eflll-lllllg by l-egl_l]a»- of the principal lliss lloselln Arsc-
morning trains Thursday. _lulv l6lh.
JAMES A. McCORMACK,
Secretary.
3228-6-29Mm wi2i
We __- ___ ____ _ _ ______________ __ _ I u 5 m
ATTENTION I
--_M
To my Friends :md Patrons,- _
I cordially invite you to visit my new Music Parlors
on Summer Strecr, Summerside, where you will find a
full line nothing but the best. I am the sole agent for
PIANOS
PLAYER PIANOS
l and GRAFONOLAS
which include the Steinway and Chickering-the world’s
best Pianos; the Nordheimer, Gerhard-Heintzman, New
“Scale Williams, and Gourlay (Cannda’s best pianos); and
also Columbia Grafnolas with Disc Records of “all the
music of all the world.”
I can also supply Player Music Rolls,Sheet Music-
both popular and classical.
I also carry a full line of Organs, Sewing Machines,
Safes, Refrigerators, Separators (Sharples and DeLeval)
Gasoline Enpines (Marine and Stationery,) Farm Ma-
chinery of al kinds. Also the celebrated Baynes, Gray
and McLaughlin Carriages, and a full line of Harness.
I thank you for your past patronage and support,
and hope by square dealing and handling nothing but
the very best goods in their class, to merit a continua-
tion of the same. ~
Yours respectfully
Thomas 'Andrew
SUMMERSIDE 1
1 , . .
ml-operation of parents and teachers
thc school and its surrriuliilings had |
been improved null beautiiieil tn suclv
lin extent tllzibtlic school now holds
li reputation uncxcelled in the pro-
vincv. The pupils on their part ha(
pnl‘foi'ii\cd their tnsks so ivcll, thai
they ivcrn worthy of thcil' school. Mr.
lieblniic also congrntlilntcd pnrelrts,
icnchcrs and pupils on thc oxccllcnf
iwirk done in thc school. Remarks
were also made by the trustees and
others. A special feature of the day
uns n touching address read by M-iss
I ucy Arsennult to the teacher. '|`hr
nlldrnss breathed forth joy at th(
tholight that the assistant Miss Leah
Lyenue was to remain with her pupils
nother yeair; hilt intense regret was
nnult. Accompanying the address
were ben.'.itiflil gifts. The ratepayers
of l'rhnin Villc may wcll regret to
lice Miss Arsennult zoing away, as
under her guidance their school had.
nde excellent progress.-M
zzlf you desire absolute purity whole
some and delicious coufeztlollciw’ yril
will be particularly pliiwsd \~ii:l our
Willnrde chocolates. li/e.h,._ve just
receivud ,._ fresh shipment direct fiom
the makers and know the-c vliiieiv of
flavors, dainty freshness, iin\»ur=r.i.ion-
alile purity and polite pleasilig pro-
perties. you will find that these fill
the hill. Will.-. variety 50c. to $1.00
n box. McKinnon Drug Co., (‘or-
Grent George and Kent Streets. Mif-
 
e  0 __
I .v /
i & Q _
I \ I   -
-._ -  
fr*
All our stock is selected with
greatest care and judgment
and for this reason we can hon-
estly recommend “ Empress”
Shoes for Women. They are
mlule of the best materials by
expert workmen and in all the
new models. ~ _.»
'¢ We are “Empress” agents.
l
COME IN AND SEE US.
$3.00, 3.50 and 4.00
Morris & Smith
from the President of the Maritilne' -
lioard approving of the suggestion of ,
the decision to hold the meeting dur-
ing the time of the Confederation
Celebration at Charlottetown. also_
that he had instructed the Secy. of , _
the Maritime Board to lay the mat-
ter before all the boards for their
approval. The proilosed Dr0g1‘om'me Of
aeetings as suggested by the local
ooard is ns follows:-on the l;lri'iva.l
of the delegates on Monday ev'0h'i¥\'g‘
lug. 17th, .1 short business meeting
.ill benelil; on the following any the
Board will br. taken up and on Wed'
nesday tho ilslegatcs will he tukén (30
Jharlottetown un guests of the Sum-
rierside- Board to take in the Con- '
lenemtion Celetrntion. On their re-
:urn they will be the g‘\l¢StEl Of MHYOT
sl-iumllcrs at a gilfdfn Party
co he held on his luwu.
lllll., ullovg lzrogrnliimg is Only
c 'suggestion of the humm?r-
'ore the meetings of the Maritime
-~S(`l-lOOL CL()SING.- The Sum-
‘fl with parents .pupils and friends.
ir. William .\'tcwart the energetic
-hairman of the school board presid- 
'd and with him on the platform
‘he lwiogriimme of exercises were as
ollownz- Opening Chorus; i".en~.irks
.y Clmirlmlli; Motion song, Eastern
iclioolz-I-‘lower Drill and Burlesque;
Brill by pupils of Western School;
‘listribiiiion of Diplomas; March and
lrill by 12: Cadets; Closing Cliorus;.
‘God L~`.uvl- the Kimi." The chair-
vnn ili his opening remarks spoke o'f
:ollclitions of the schools which on
he whole, he declared to be satis-
‘nctorv lr. support of his statement
.ruotiiilz floin the report of thc Supt.
if Education and 'Inspector Boulter
rho stnteil that they had made it
llorfviirli exlimilmtion of the aliilcr-
int schools. und found them ill ex-
‘fllent wurliing order. In his iid-
lrcs:-; ln' referred to the lnnlr and
liitliful services rendered to tliel
-me-llinl:. prolessioll by two teachers!
>f the Eumuerside schools, uniricly
-iliss .Tonic llrehnut nlid Miss M.
Hinkll-tter the formal* having been
un the staff of the Sunililcrsido
Schools for 28 years, while Miss
Linklcttcr who this year intends _ re-
ziring from the profession has been
teaching in the Silmmerside Schools
taught in country schools for up-
wards of 20 years. Mayor Saunders
also spoke briefly congratulating
the trrichers upon the success that
had attended their efforts. The pro-
gramme of exercises etc., were all'
capable carried out while the sing-
ing by the different classes ol boys'
and girls was excellent. The follow-
ing is the llonor List:- The Princi-
pal's Depi.. lst certificate and Gov-
ernor General-s Medal, Ruth Mathe-
son. 2nd. Certificate, Edith Gay.
Honor Diplomas, Ruth Matheson,
lilditli Guy, Don Stewart, Hannah
Milligan, Iris Morse, Hazel Bcatcs,
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2"2"t'
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'.1`l1i1°tyf five Models
Worth un to $25.00  
C. Suits for °fa¢ldi,st---Suits for the Conservative 
Checks, Plaids, Stripes, Plains, Serges, Rough Effects,
Tweeds, and even this does not tell the story
so come in and see for yourself..
B0y’s Need New Clothes
  their Fathers
A boy has pride in his appearance he likes to be ns well dressed as older
people do, lie ls_ much more likely to adopt the upstandlng manly attitude his
father admires if he feels that in appearance he is not peculiar.
At Prowse’s Clothing Store you will find Clothing for every type of boy.
They are smart clothes-good looking-.`-good value and full of serviceability.
They will wear well. . -'
Larger Boys . _
Wear Norfolk and double breasted.
suits, we are showing new fabrics in
-these styles. Cloths to please 'all -
tastes ' ` A ' ` viceable .
1 ,$3.75 to $7.75 I .
_ Serges
' . Excellent fabrics made up in Nor-
folk _and Double breasted. These suits
are very exceptional. Well tailored
from. cloths that are stylish and ser-
$5.50 $10.00
..,.-.
'.‘*.-'."."a‘
-l-'r~’:~i‘-5.-Pl
ior 20 years previous to which she ,l
Sailor Suit _wasll Suits
In Blue Serge and Tweed ' . 
Bloomer Pants, blouse .Plam .Madras and
with sailor collar. All I-"ie" Sliflved and Dial"
Sizes _ wash sailor collar
$3.50 l.. $5.50 75° *° $4-"0
Highest .Price Paid for Wool
Unwashed
1 _ Prowse Bros.,
appear
World
good Cloth
13.50 
.
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, _,_ _
~'.* -Z*
. _,__
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as Much as 23
-'.-=.-:-'.-:-.-1-:-;->.-:-l- E-1-_--1-:-1-.=f
.l-
Separate Pants
In Serges, Tweeds and
great variety of patterns,
made in a strong mater-
ial that will stand strain.
All sizes `
50c to $1.75
Washed and
-£-
Ltd.  
.. - ~='»~i
m--` e ..~.,H--' ' -f -
shire, also gowncll in white und (_-ur-
rying a bouquet. ol lovely lilies of
the valley. The groom was supported
by Mr. Lionel Peugelly, of London,
Killlllud, ~-~.l tho ushers were Messrs.
' ' flllarn Balllerston, daughter of thu
- lllon. John Bnlderston of North Wilt-
Mildred flilliphnut, Kathleen Hunter,
Pauline Srhui-mall. Miss llamsay’s l,
llepaltrrlelli. I. Marjorie Matheson;
2, Mnry McLeod. Miss lil. Mui'phy'r.
Dept. I Clair Campbell; 2, M,\1r;_:nrct C
Ncshit. Miss Burrows Dept. 1 Ann
Green; Z, Mildred Slacliord. Miss
Mc’~Ieill’s Dept. 1, Beatrice Palmer;
2. Allie Morris. Miss 'I‘anton’s Dept
Nally. Miss 'B. Murplly’s Dept. 1,;
Lillian Dobson; £1, Irene Allan. Miss
Mcl’llcrson’s Dept. 1, Olga Clark; 2,
Lillluu McDowell. J. '
I
{‘_'_"'””\.
Highly Pleased
This is the answer given by all l
those who have purchased a '
“White Bronze”
‘ Monument '
when asked like This
sthe 630 and
the time is noel'
ation
some
1  sons Aoelvrs
1 JOHN
_, -_ _ ` Rob. Hownl-<l`..n.1 Will liaslnm. In
_ The b_cnutiful little edifice or Ht. 1, nmlmer wh,.,l, l,,,pmss,.u tue lurgu
fllzllmllls 4-h\Il`Ch. Sl'1Fll~gfielil, wns congregntllli wit-ll the calm dignity
th" “C90” *lf 0" L""*’“t Of Rfeilt mtv!" :oi the i`hll1ch’s luurriage service the
St to n large circle oi people on ccrenilunv w.-is pelf»;r.i';cl1lbl, Rev
Wednesday afternoon, the 24th inst., }i.T.l)obie, Hector ui the Church ns-
;._l:t3__p.m,_,l.v»lien_»,i1illie Florence, young- sistcd by Rev.l-LL. Iiuslaiii, gl I the
aug ter o helute Rr_i'ht.l'iasluin ,uul-,ull of l,lvel.puOl_ N_5__ llmtlwl. ol
_ _and__MrT.HHl_is1an\,__ lvng united in tho,the bl-lilo
1, Walter McNeill; 2, Lawrcnc M - = ,on B 0 °7'ma r m°'"V to th""R""’ During the $150,011! Of U10 \`~’SilSt¢l‘.
" C .l_reml Basil Philip, eldest eo.. or the nie hymn. "tl Perfect Love," _ was
fm P- Ireland Jones. of Karachi. ieelinglv sumr. elm which uit .iridel
“rig fparty left th-a church to' the strains
“ " Skv Of ¢\0"dl°FS ‘beauty U10 of l\lendelssohn’s wedding march,
I ._
.bride drove to and entered the church beuuglflllly wlluluued .by Ml” Vera
an the nrln of h_n_r eldest b'l~3ther,\ llaglam, of Alberto/n. After the ‘libre-
.teol-hL'hHH5lR",'}w0f1 Hflzeldefln. Bild muriy n-'lame num`.ier'oI guests drove
ohameunc, trimmed with Indian lacgl,u°" ,`""° hem 'md 'hem the newly
and the conventional wrentb of ornn-` lweiidsd couple received _ H10. 8004
ire blossoms, carryint- .. whlte»Pra er rwislles ol all¢ ~` `
Book. The maid of Honor was Miles’ ` Mr. and- Mrs.
(‘
"lf" will ` spend
and
1#
-T1
Chinal Cups
_ Ayneleye of
ordinarily their
secured a
ables us to
tems These
Sold by the
€
. el-°l_,...._ -____ .... as 
l i
‘the next two weeks on thu Island,
visiting various places, and will then
lenve for the Peace River District.
Northern Alberta, where the Kl'00m'9
work will be centred for tho near
future. `
The number of gifts in gold ami
silver ,md bcuutifully wrought needle-
work, the heartfelt good wishes ol-
the guests, mingled with n deep re-
gret for tile loss of one of Spflllg'
lie1d’s loviest girls, the tasteful de-
corations of the church, the work of
Miss Ha~slnm's life-long, frlefnili. M0'
all token of the 'high esteem in wlrieli
both the bride and 'groom are held,
and t-heir course will he followed with
the deepest interest. .
it is a. matttiv of interest to note
time sr. Elieei»etii'e Church in which
lite well-‘ding iénok lllace, was lilllginlgl
bull in184 .b an a Br
vile briue,lnomgs iiilsfganigi _'“"“"°"Y
of his wife whose name it *Mf-
Haslam being
tlcrs of the
wins 'brou-gilt. to
sl of
with
e