FEBRUARY 25. 1914 ' ' ' "run wrnsr Nine ’ , - THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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  T S ~ -y-' ` u tion for 'sdvertialiig Tri" this columil. BTCOK QUUTATIONS-
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  I V \ V p y ...°TIIE MORNING DAILY Guard- Cel womlmny order. lllni-'
' ' ' . ~ lan can be obtained at W. A. John- nty-live emu, l
Bere are a few sample 3
selections that will show
sibllitiel of our sale of sam- '
ple sheen. '
`Women‘s light dongolal
’hootu. regularly 82,75 and
ca  .........liu plies’
Womeivs patent and tan
n°w_»1yl°s ui no ron.. .Q 219 '»
Balance of our patent,
laced and buttoned boots,
‘ all leading makes and new~
est styles $4 for... .... .$2.50 .
` 'Iwo-button pump with
silk bow, regularly $.'l_ll0
 ......'...$2.80
1 ‘} Gun metal and patent
pumps with flat silk bow_
r.-gulerly $3.00 for., ..$2 40
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,Alley & co 
135 Queen St.
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Phone 397 'Y ~
en you wish to make 
appointment with the 
Cook Studio 
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JAS. BAYER
PHOTOGRAPHER
127 Grafton St.
Telephone 1,92-J. ‘
 
FOXIS FOR SALE'
1914 Pupxlgglver Black, '
Beautiful
Silver Black Breeders
all for later delivery.
If Quality, Breeding and
Lowest Prices would inter-
est you. WRITE or wmssus.
V FUNDY FOX CO., LTD. 0
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cannpt_be too black or too heavy
providmgxit is Coal. Get in a sup-
ply of t e best NOW you will
feel more sure of comfort and
warmth. Our grades are _warmu-
ted to satisfy you in quality and
price. -
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you the money saving pos- ` lj  ?
. Funds and the Administra-
buttoned boots. bluoher cut. ’ 
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As Your _
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_Because the _making of
. Wills, the handling of Trust
1 ti0n_ of Estates is the special
‘ business of the Company.
Because the Company does
get cli)1e as _ an _individugh
ere ypaci in eo r
the interests rd? thejbeggficii
aries.
Beside the Company has
y _such knowledge of proper
j investments for Trust Funds
1 as to secure the maximum
return to the Estate.
_ Because the Company_ hav-
ing the time and experience
1 will _close your Estate ac-
‘ cordiwg to the last detail in
1 the ill.
You owe it to your family
to leave your affairs under
competent management.
DOMINION
TRUST ,
COMPANY
Advisory Board
W. H, Aitken
Hon. Chas. Dalton
_f Frank R: Heartz
H. M. Davison,
Manager ,
1 Morris Block
_ Charlottetown
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Horsemen
The
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Horse
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every,week '
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The Rogers Payton
Silver Black Foxes
Ltd.
First General Meeting
The first general meeting of
The Rogers Pa ton Silver_ Black
Ltd  beheld in the
Y. M. C. A. rooms Charlotte-
1 llpllcal Service
Our business ii to<cx-
emlne Eyes. We sim to
give our patrons the ben-
efit, the most- modern and
approved methods of ex-
emlmition.
That our services are
i appreciated. is evidenced
by the large iucreale in
L. this yeafis business.
V. We guarantee to give
,you the best results ob-
1 tuinable by f11¢ 119° °f
pope;-ly lined lenses.
G. lf. Hutcheson
.99 Qnfm GL Outfall"
ginannllbun at
P S all the latest in .
st.on’s, Montague. ~
is 18 and residence phone 20.
packers'of Fortune are busy prepar
lug for the coming season.-F.
will commence at once.-l~‘.»
fair and Poultry show, which wil
fair!
Cemetery. Souris, being conducttd
from the house of his nephew Mr.
George McDonald. The remains were
followcd by ri lnrizc concourse of pen-
ple.°
W|HiliSS Slillllll
il Pill NELNUS
l Canadian Press.)
wireless station at 'Port Nelson has
ut last been completed and installed;
and the first message from the tcrin~
inns of the Hudson Bay Railway was
ways and Canals yesterday.
The message which was from D. W.
Mckachlan. Chief Engineer ol the
work was as fol1ows:- “I em pleased
to say in first. wireless meseu-gc than
all are well, comfortable and busy at
Port Nelson."
The establishment of wirclesscoil-
nection with Port Nelson will greatly
facilitate the Government in pueuii-.V
forward the work on the harbor niid
terminals at Port. Nelson as the i»e~
partment. of'Rnilways can keep in
daily communication with Port Nel-
son and will be nble to learn the ex-
act requirements and needs. Plans
seasons work.
' Capt. Freekley, Marine Sup’t of the
work at Poi-l: Nelson has already ar-
rived at Ottawa and is assisting the
department engineers in :n»i!'lng pre
parations.
(From Our Own Reporter.)
OTTAWA, Feb. 23.~~'1‘he Redistrlbiit
this morning when Hon Rctnert. Rogers
was elected chairman. Outside of
briefly talking over the principles
the changes necessary, no 'business
was done.
It. was decided to ask for leave to
sit while the house is in session as
otherwise lt. would take a month or
nver for the Committee to complete
its .work
lt. is expected that the Commltlllu
will start its real work on the west.-‘.
ern schedules first. tvikiuk UD 9131911
Manitoba or British Colum-bin Whllfll
ure not expected t.o~ho very contre
vcrsinl. All members of the Commit;
tee were present this morning excullt`
Hon. Ilr. llelnnd.
r--A
are diilerent in that they
do not gripe, purge nor
cause nausea, nor does
continued use lessen their
effectiveness. You can
always depend on them.
251:. 1 box at your
Druggist's. . in
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J ethllllsl-ldlcl.
February 26, 1914
Cernmaneinl at o'cIofli p ni _ahlfv
The Following Stock Consisting of
1 Filly coming 3 years old (Ab-
erdeen) 1 Filly_coming33 years old
(seventeen) 1 Pure red Clyde
stallion 1 1-é years old, 1 foal by
Crown Prince b Crown Rights, 1
1 "va-.”'e“ ihscaaisitr
rs, -
commli ,lam ths old 5 stood
shire Sows. 1Cream Se tor
1 1299-2-21m3i Auctioneers
...°PACKERB BUSY.-The lobutelr
...’SOGIAL.-The ladies of the Met-
hodlst- Church will give u Big So-
cial in Bt. Patricks Hull, Souirls, on
Friday ,eveulng. A good time for
everybody. Admissioii Silver Col-
lection at the door. Relreshme~nts,
absolutely free. 1370
...'The seed lair committee are mek-
lng active preparations for their
be held nt Souris on Friday, Feb
27th. Entries of poultry will be re-
ceived up till_tlie morning of the
...’FLTNFJIlAL.-The funeral of the
late David McDonald, who died ut
I-Iurmony on the 22nd, from bums. George Lutz. Little River, will be
received. took place Monday after-'pleased to hear that she recovered
noon nt 3 o‘clock to St. Mary's
OTTAWA, Unt., Fila. 23:- The new `
received by the Department of Rail- ,
Na-llrii-Co laxatives l
a°c.l.P.iif1 »  Gm. N
li must a
mum charge two
"LUMBER HAULED - Dixon
...°'l‘. GORDON IVES `l| Guardian Bids. ot Fortune Bridge have taken cmd’ a‘ C°" B"°°* md 3°” "‘°°‘
agent in Montague. Hia office plioni advantage of the 30011 roads and ur" M“'”b°“" u°‘""°°\ Bum* EP,
have secured n. large qiiantity ol
timber.-~F.
_ siisnsinl rsasoniis I
...°Miss Hannah Blnnott, St. Pet-
...'BRlDGE _WORK.-The steel to si-’s, paid a flying .visit to Mclrell,
complete the new bridge at Fortune Saturday. CLOSED. 1
Bridge. has arrived and the work _'___
..,‘Many new features at the Big Su-
cial in St. l’atrlck’s Hull, Sour s,
Friday evening- Come and see. 1370
...°Mr. Cameron, engineer for the
Maritime Bridge Company, .has nr-
rived nt. Foctiine Bridge nccomptiiil-
rd by his wife.-F.
...*Mr. Prince, commercial traveller,
is visiting at Fortune Bridge the
guest of Mr. and Mrs, F1. S. John-
l ston.--F.
...‘Mr. Douglas Brennan, of Sonrls,
was n. passenger to Charlottetown
.Monday morning rin n pleasure
1 trip!
..."l‘he many fiiiends ul Mrs.
from his recent. illness.-F.
Messrs, Alban McAdam, West Bt.
Peter-'s, and Edward Rossiter, Mor-
ell, spent the week end at St. Geo-
rgefs, the guests of Rev. Gregory
McDonald.
.,,‘It. is pleasing to note that Mr.
Wesley McKenzie of Bay Fortune is
able to he around again. It will
be remembered that Mr. McKenzie
has been ill for several weeks
with a cut foot.-F.
EBV. CUBE WAS A
A lHfiSllHi SHIP
I-IAVANA, Feb. 22-The P. and O.`
steuinship Governor Cobb was on
Feb. 14th. a veritable treasure ship.
Without taking into account. what
valuables the Z4 other registered
sacks of mail may have bad one sack
alone contained three millions of
dollars consigned hv the banking
house of J. Pierpont Morgan uno
Company to the Trust Company of
Cuba. The money was the first re-
mission to Cuba oi the $10,000,000
cently obtained through the New
York bankers.
HERNANDEZ ON THF. JOB
J. Pierpont Morgan and Company
badhotlded the Trust Company 1'-‘
Cuba by cable that the money was
on the way to Cuba and it was ex-
pected Suturdny night. Not taking
auiy chances with handling such an
amount, Colonel Charles Hernandez.
Cu~ba’s post~master general. was
ion Gommttce hem its mst s1t_ting‘ down on the docks taking _s person~
al supervision over the remission of
mail. Cuban detectives accompanied
the mail launch to the steamer and
back again to the wharf. There Col-
vfhicb should be followed in making , one .Hemmndez saw the 25 bags ny
registered mail loaded into one of
tho regular mail wagons and accom-
panied it to the postoillce.
PLEASE TAKE IT AWAY
Colonel Heranadez did not cure to
take any chances on $3,000,000 beinz
kicked around loosely overnight in
his postofllce department, not. that
he h-as fears, but he is not as trust-
liil as he was before some one picked
his Drlvnte sale of $1.000 recently.
and he untitled 'the Trust ComPl'DY
of Cuba that he would he glad il'
they would tave that money into
their possession just as quickly ns
possible u-Iter it nrrived as he 11111
not want to sit uh With 11'-~
MR. HORNHBY IN CHARGE
Mr. Uswnld A. Hornsby, vice l>!°@f*1‘
dont of the Trust Company ol C\\\‘»1\
and formerly of Churlottetown.l>.E.1.
went to thc postofllce ln -his nutmno-
bile, accompanied by and-i>\<>vc¢f\ of
his company, and was on hand to rc-
lieve Colonel Hernandez ol the $3,-
0ll0.ll09 in question.
WIND THE RING
There wus no lirdlcotioii as tu
which one of the sucks the $3,000,090
coilld be in, so the only lhiflll t0 fl"
was to hegin.nt the llrst. one _end
keep opening them until the right
one wus found-
. wi »
Foxes ’ 'riiinn 'rmn 'ri-in CHARM
town on Tuesday, the seventeeth 1; ` W- y ”""-'  I
day of March next at the hour Au°t|°n 3|’ om a,§‘§d,,,,t:,‘§§k,_,;;"‘;0‘I,';f§,,..l1vef§
of 2 P, M. _ - OF STOC The Trust Company or Cube was
1349-2-24Mt1£S10l. We are authorized by. M ACK seen. Then the third one was open-
ed In lt were found 31 PaC|¢Bl2.0B 01
_..._ 1 ' f '
-- V‘°“‘i1‘3?.‘ll2S§lt‘e‘iS 3"" .c:.;i‘°°i.;':;:r.;.;".f°':§lsf“ $2.111
 ` I _ ON 1-HURS[)AY Hernandez iimne-i e sigh of relist
when Mr Hornsby had issued e
omelnl receipt for the money and the
umrtoffice was no longer r¢eD0"S'l711°
for it.. The money was then lvaded
into lvli-. 1-lornehyhi automobile and
guarded by the detectives and Bm-
lplovees of the bank was taken to
the Trust Company of Cuba. whole
vaults were held open ln nntlclllef-10"
of its arrival.
The Cuban government were dell"
ered the nzoney the following dal. Il-
an taken to the department of the
horn ll 1 on
Mach  in calf, 5_f'at Steers; treasury and formsielx banded over
1 1_2 ears o|d’7 Yeafhng Calv to 'rreasurer Fllucr 0.
1 Helier 1 year old, 2 Pure Big
York Sows, 2Pure Bred Berk-
and quickest. relief in the use ol Rex
(new 1 Heating Stow. léydone ::Bahy's coughs and colds had best.
#1 ' _
Tl£RMS-All sums of $5.00 and an Baby 00",, s,,.,,,,_ I, ,,,,,¢,,,,,,
under, cash' over that amount 10 ,wining surmmi .ina is mseeiugiv
th credit on a roved 'oint i t to tau. and win me more
mon S pp ) grgiiisgg and effective results than any
notes. '
SALE POSITIVE :other remedy. Price 25:. li bottle,
BENJ. CARTER & C0.. ‘i'£‘§’.1`.3.§.."r‘§§l.."c‘.lff°£'3f.‘I.'.‘.7’."'<1l`.}}.°v “$23.
rge and Kent. Ste. mi-1
"‘\" ' W 1 Iv .' ` f f e ' ` - .. . _ _ H __ _
 Bug _ Ap`p0i-nt,  THE EASTERN. l1l.lllil1lRN Qu i   
Auotatloul furnlllwd by F. .ll Mc-
chauge, 164 Richmond St., Char-l
lot.tetovrn, P. E. 1.
Fell. 23.
High Low Close
NEW YORK BTOGKB.
Atchison 0: }
Am. Beet Sugar enle .
Am. Hmelteru 1181' 671 G81
Ainal. Copper 75; 755 75;
Brooklyn ft. 'l‘. 93; 92g 935
Canadian. Piiciiic 2142 2133 2132
Erie 29 § 29;
Great Northern Pfd 1281; 1.581:
Illinois Cent. 104.)
Mex. Petrolum l37} 651, xiii.;
Miss. Pnciilc 265 25.3 251
Northern Pacific
Perinsylvnnm
Reading 197% 157
Rock Island 5; fi 4; 4;
Southern Pacific 90)- 90 ‘Jill
Union Pacific 1612 161;. 1615
U. S..S\1ocl 652 65B 1352
Utah Copper 54; 5-il 515
972 97%
No
291
128%
1153
112
115
1112
1661
115
112
_ H()N'l‘REAL STOCKS.
COTTON.
H1111 Low Close
Brazilian 'Fraction B7§l 87 8712
(iannda Cement »~ 301
Detroit 731 73 -(gi,
Dom. Steel Corp’n 37; 36 36
Montreal Power 2281 2275 2283
N. S. Steel & Coal Com.
79 781
15%
108;
781
Quebec Ry. lo 15;
Richelieu & Ontario ‘\f.l0li2 1085
Shawinigan 1415 141 141.;
Spanish River Com . 16
Toronto Ry. 1421, 142 142
Lnurerltide 192l_ 191 1911 y
Ottnwn 167
High Low Close,
CLOSED
March 1226 1225 1225 -
May 1198 1195 11.95
July 1192 1188 1188
October 1147 1144 1145
GRAIN & PROVISIONS. ,
High Low Close ‘
May Wheat 94% 94% 94%
July Whcut 89% 891 392-
May Corn 661; 66 66.) 1
July Cori; GS 6521 66 `
May Pork - 2162 2150 2162
May Lara 107:. 1010 10/12 3
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25¢Gl7D/ 604; f;
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'_-sg-.__-§_é'_ __ ___ __ _
lin Attractive investment
Which promises to pay large <llvi--
dllilds in 1914.
' liivcstori-i are invited to investigate
the claims of The Thoroiigblired Sil-
ver Black Foxes Ltd., as ii likely
dividend piiyer for 1914. The tlom~
UMW own nothing but the purest.
st.ra'l1'|s of P. E. 1. Silver Black Fox-
es, each animal being guaranteed to
register in Claes A. The foxes ure of
highest hir value, being directly des-
cended lrom foxes whose pelte have
made P. E. 1. famous in the wnrld's
markets.
The ,foxes are being kept in their
old ranch at Riverside Farm, Alber-
ton, where they bred and raised 14
pups last season. Two additional
pairs of young breeders have been
added to the ranch, making the pros-
pects lor aiinimrous progeny very
bright. Rancher Matthews and Son
have the largest financial lnterfst ln
the Company and will naturally do
their best.
The cost of ranching wlll he about
the lowest on record, viz.: 5 per cent
ol the increase of foxes.
The six pairs of foxes are put in to
the public at $140,000 ot which about
$120,000 is already subscribed for and
the balance in now oflercd at $100
per share. This stock will not be
many days on the market as a de
mend is coming ln for lt all over
the Maritime provinces and Eastern
States. Inventors cleslrlng a few
shares reserved should apply nt once
to '
J. K. ROSS,
Secretary-Treasurer,
Yin! M6, f‘l\nr\ollet.own.
mr. J. .|. einem, urieis-`
layer, Weston, Ont., writes:
-- "Dr, Chsses name has
been a household word in
my family for over thirty
years. We cumc from Eng-
ltulrid "tot :ligands in lnll70fand
noon ii or ii egiin to su or rom
*If pain_at'ross the loins and derange-
mcnts of the kidneys wiiirh often interfered
Will* my work as hrickluyer. A brother
workmen who liud suffered in the same wiiy
and was cured by Ilr. Chest-'si l{idncy»Liv¢-r
Pills gave me half a box of these pills for trial
These were ol very great benefit to mi- :md 11 second
box cured me and look :ill the pains out of my buck.
l well remember with what comfort :ind pleasure l
did my work after lhnl.
" “From that dny to this we have kept Dr.
Cl\ase's Kidney-Liver Pills in the house as ai family
necessity, and have found that they keep the kidneys,
liver and bowels regular :ind the system lieiilthful.
It is evident that great curl; is taken in the compo-V
sition of tho.-se pills to judge by their uniforni action
on the human body."
Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills nn- above ull
else the workingm:in’s frieiid. 25 ev.-nts zi
box. 5 for $1.00, at all dealers. Sample box will be
mailed free if you mention this puller. Edninuson,
Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto.
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The Boiler inspection and
Insurance Company of Canada
CONSULTING ENGINEERS-EFFICIENCY EXPERTS
POWER PLANT Sl'EClALiS'l`1\
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. TORONTO
BOILER lhSPl`.C11ON AND INSURANCE
Periodical Inspection oi Steam liolievs, lilgestrrs, liconoiiiizers
And Ollie-r Vessels By Experts
Plans for Boiler Settings Dutch Ovens, Chin neys, etc.
Inspection and Test Prior to.1lellvery or Purchase
Insurance Against All Loss or Damage to Property and Low of Life
And Personal injuries ltosiiltlng from tho Explosion of bteiiiii Boilers,
Digostevs, l~1coiiomi1.<>i'ii iiiul other \'c~u1o\s.
` ENGINE lNSl"Y.C'l`l1)N AND INSURANCE
Inspection und Indication nl Sienni Engines By F.x-,iertfl
Insurance Against Loss or Damage to Property Caused By llroukdoivn
’ of Engine or Bursting of Fly~Wlioel
.
SERVICE PRO'I'F.C'l`lON SUl’I"LEMEN'l‘F.D BY
iNSURI\NClԤ
For l"ull information Write To
W. C. Maclioiiald. lilspeclir
STELLARTON, N. S.
i848,io,2Mlf
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Specifications Furnished for Boilers, Digesters, etc. 
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liiillwvouii new lnolir
us your requirements.
L. & N. PAQUET
1198~2~l3Mfmwlf
The Winter season is passiiig rzlpirlly :ind thc Spring may comS
along and find you witlioul thc boat thru you r<~f|uii'e in your businese
We have booked zi givat nnmy orders and :ire still booking fle
Spring delivery for vzirious styles, :incl would suggest that you wrior
We build any style of boat from :in oi'din:ii°_v Row Boat lo an
Ocean Going Cruiser, and are satisfied that we can suil you in any
thing you wzinl in the bout, line. 51;'
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To Whom it May Concern
All accounts and bills due us, and not definitely
settled and payment arranged for on or before the
| 15th oi November, will be handled into the courts for
N immediate collection, without further notice
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