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T H E f" U A R D I A N hleh, no the mule or cull! no may PIIZE LIST OF POULTRY SHCI A o v Hsmaunos , v
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Cigars »
Q Branch Offices ul Bummerlide
Albertou. Bourln. uid Montague.
We have a latte and
very fine slock of Havana
cigars in h x.~s ol 25 and
50 ini luding several sizes
in snih brands as _
Henry Clay
Oli ro
Bock & C0
Diaz Garcia
Roiuzo arizl _luliit
C.no‘inas Concbas
C iolinss Perfecios
Magniiicos
also Domestic Brands
Marguerite
Marltanl
Metropole
Lords of L"nada
Nolrleulau
l)ivi.s Perfection
Sir Wllliarns c‘e,
J. G. Jamieson
DRUGGIST
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DIIRY 0F EVEITS
T0 DAY.
City Magistrate's Court, 9 a. rn.
P. E. I. Poultfi-y-Show continues.
Klrrness, Opera._I-I_<;usc, 8 p.m.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1913
TlRlFf REFORM
ln our yesterday’s issue we dealt
with Dr. McPhail's article in the cur-
rent issue of the University Magazine
on "The Hill of Error.” Therein Dr.
McPhail deals with the present posi-
tion of the Liberal Party and their
prospects if they oiiicially adopt the
present unofficial policy of independ-
ence and separation from the Mother
Country. The able editor plainly
tells his Liberal friends that the elec-
torate would never tolerate a. policy
which would lead to the disruption of
the Empire. At present we are not
concerned with the main part of the
article, but in illustration of what
he menns the editor of the Univers-
ity Magazine refers amongst other
political cataclysms to the alleged
disastrous aiiect of Tarifi Reform on
the Unionist Party' in Great Britain.
Or. McPhail implies that Tariff Rs-
folm has ruined the Conservative
CUNFEDEIII f|0li JUBILEE
Ch-arlottetown, the cradle of Confed-
terday decided to call a general meet-
ing of all persons interested, to be
held in the Council Chamber, Char-
lottetown, on Tuesday, the 30th De-
cember, instant, at 8 o'clock p. m.,
sary steps to celebrate the historical
event, mapping out a programme and
carry out the same.
It is not necessary to dwell upon
the importance of this meeting nor to
emphasize the duty of the citizens of
`~ 'IA v ' ' .
.. ~  \ il ‘F ~»‘~-» o r ' th old C r no ch t li ct ~
, ~- ,- _nf _,K ,al nr y in e oun .ry, a a C arlo etown in carrying out such a
_ _ Y _' .hairy I'-iv=if:\L0<l and thinking D€0I>l0 programme as may be agreed upon
/7 9. , i J li ,, 7,”  inthe Liberal ranks, who are dissat- for the celebration of an event which
1'-'fi  isiied with Mr. Lloyd Georges iwlicv had its ,origin in ohnrlortorown and
rx,
i'-”;;o=»snn"'~
. ;.
5
 -.5 YLC? 
.1 I
J 
 Price 2.50 up
would -willingly throw in their lot
with the opposition were it not that
they are persuaded that the commer-
cial and social interests of the Eng-
lish people require the present fiscal
policy. _ __
Magazine conveys the impression that
the conservatively minded people in
the Old Country. 'Five years ago
which now takes rank as the greatest
event in Canadian history. Charlotte-
town owes to itself, to the province
memoration of this great event.
As stated in previous references,
In putting it in this sort oi nega- suggestions have already been made
tive way the editor of the University to celebrate Cana.da‘s golden jubilee
~ _//Ah\\. v
an.. o-.I s . _ a
Eb ~ 'I  ' ' ' ` U Tarid Reform is not popular with Toronto or Ottawa, and it is quite
. - *nv//J ~~ - . . . - -
in one of the largest cities, Montreal
possible that some fitting celebration
will hc hcld, at least, at the capital,
and to the dominion a fitting com-
i-un-i, J. whlr.iook;`z,`o"oo"'5fEi'. 
OD.
BL
Cockerel-1 and 2, W. J. Cudmore.
Pullet-1 and 2, W. J. Cudmore.
Adult Breeding Pen-1, W. J. Cu
more; 2, G. Chilton.
1913-Breeding Pen-1, W. J. -
more.
O
E
=~ e
for the purpose of taking the neces- ANY OTHER VARIETY MINOR(-ms y
Cock-1, Ernest Cudmore.
Hen-1 Ernest Cudmore; 2, G.\
_ t.
appoin ing an executive committee to Chilton. '
Pullet-1, E. Cudmore.
LANGSHANGS .
Cock-1, A. Williams & Son. |
Hen-1, A. Williams & Son.
BRAHMAS
Cock-1, John Whitlock.
Hen-1, John Whitlock.
._ GAME
Cnck-1, D. A. McKinnon.
Pullet-1, Geo. B. Williams.
ANDALUBIANS
Hen-2, Geo. Chilton. '
Cock-1, William McNeill, City.
Hen-1. William McNeill, City.
1 SILVER GREY DOCKINGS
that would have been n fair incnrprs- possibly else that other cities will <;.,cir.,nu_1_ Jon., wnm.,¢k_
tation of the latticnde of many, but suitably commemorate the event. Pullet-1, John Whitlock; Nelson
Everyone bought 0 f since then people generally and trade These would in no way interfere with whiti°°k'
unionists particularly, have become the holding of s celebi-ation.in Char- BLACK SPANISH
us put in aneat leather
case.
G, li, Taylor
Jeweller & Optlclan
Montague Black Fox Ex
change
Correspondence Solieitod
I. M. McKinnon, Manager
I D Montague, P. E. L
- .'.,
 
sons ,
 P_
CLARK.-At “Ravenwood,” Experi-
mental Station, Charlottetown, on
f/he 18th, inst., to Mr. and Mrs. J,
A. Clark, a daughter.
(Frou yesterday's Evening G.uardisn\
KELLY.-Af. Maplewood on the 5th,
illilt., lu i\il'. limi Mrs. Malglchiug
Kelly, 'a dallglltcr.
MIL-LIONS FOR. FAMILY.
CHICAGO, Doo. ls-The will or W...
Deering, the harvester manufacturer,
leaves the whole of his twelve or
thirteen millions to his family. The
will states that he considered he did
enough for charity during his life,
r'You will sec hcre nm- of tho host
displays of ebony hand n.irrors you
have ever been shown, real ebony
backs, extra large English bevel
mirrors and lonir. sir-mug hnnfllrs.
This in ri <lci':-Ltfrll c.~.s=1- '..~fl'l.i infill.-
a delightful :riff for any .'.'.irr».'m 'Vin-
MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner fJr.~..i.
George and Kent Sta.
QUEEN’S . SQUARE
SCHOOL' WINNERS
OTTAWA, Dec. 17.-Quesn'e Square
School Cadets No. 1 Charlottetown,
are P. E. Island winncrs of the Ross
Cadet Rifles in the recent first sid
competition.
::If he is a smoker ou need to
ome ‘
cigar holders, tdb-ncco pouches
cigar light-
of-the most
the
tobacco:
- we have
and but
and know
Sflllf-3.
in EEYDIZ.
We shall also at the same tifne
establish at once the principle of Im-
perial preference. (Chcers.) .
We shrill give to our self-governing
dominions wh'nt nt every conference
for more than 25 years they have un-
aniimously asked from us, and that
Cnr this subject I hlave on y one
thing more to say. I believe that
farmers and agrlculturiste would hc
thot
They crin he justified on precisely SHOT HIS YOUNG
the same ground as that on which ,PRETTY BRIDE
revcnue tariffs have been imposed by -_-
frce trade Government in India und INDIANAPOLIS' D90- 13-“Nil”
better acquainted with the objects of lottetown, where the idea of Confed-
tlie Tariff Reformers, and the bene- eration originated and where. of all P“n°t_1’ L' A' Haszsrd'
rits likely to accrue from the adop- places, it should he commemorated. DUCKS_ .
tion of their policy. Now the Union- As to the exact form which the cele-
ist Party as a whole is practically hratlon here should take, this will be
unanimous i-;i favor of Tariii Reform, n matter for consideration at the
and no parliamentary aspirant cuuld meeting about to be held and for the Pippy;
possibly hope to have official endorse- committee appointed to carry out. YUUDE
ment of his.candidature were he not Of one thing we may feel confident, P
prepared to pledge himself in support namely, that. having precedence as
of Tariff Reform. the cradle of Confederation, we shall
As a good deal of misunderstanding have the cordial support of the Mari-
uppears to be prevalent regarding the time provinces and, in keeping with
official attitude, we here give an ex- the fitness of things, suitable and
tract on the subject from the speech official recognition by the federal gov-
of the Right Hon. A. Bonar Law at ernment.
the annual conference of the National The meeting to be held on the 30th
Unionist Association. After referring lnst, will be an important one and
to Tarill Reform being a main plnnli cverylbody who has the interest of the
in the party's program, the leader city and province at heart should bc
of the Opposition proceeded: present. The idea that Charlottetown
"We shall not impose any new dnt- is not large enough to take proper
les on any Hfifides Of 10011-(cl1c0i‘B) care of such a celebration is ridicu-
-but we shall impose amoderate long nngl injurious to the
tarifl on foreign manufactured goods city. Charlottetown is large
-a tariff not exceeding an average Ui eiwllgh to hold anything it wants to,
10 per cent., a scale of duties which hut it needs to have its loyalty a-.id
is only something like one-third of its public 'spirit stirred up a bit
the reduced scale in the new Ameri- A competent committee aided loy-
cari_ tariii, which Radical newspapers ally and heartily by the citizens, can fsrvmllprliuyl l°\.,|l | I |~ | | _ly yy
are constantly telling us is practical- make the proposed celebration one of Cock-1, John Whitlock; 2, L.
ly H, free trade system. (Laughter). the biggest events ever held in Char- . _ _
In m-y belief, duties such as these, lottetown. This loyalty will be at a°I:fm_1' L' A' Haszard' 2' A'
npart from any other consideration, their disposal provided they seek it Oockerel-1, L. A. I-laezard;
can be justified on the strictest free in the right way. Let there be a rous- A~ 'N°i5°"-
. Piillet-I, A. Nelson; 2, L.
trade principles by the needs of rev- ing meeting on Tuesday evening ' the H“zM.d_ _
30"' instant' Young Breeding Pen--1, A. Nelson.
-1.
days married, Joh F. Conrad, aged
31, shot his 19 year old bride today
and fatally wounded her. It is said
she threatened to leave him.
HUERTA FAILS TO RAISE MONEY
PARIS, Dec. 18.-The Mexican gov-
ernment's efiorts to raise money in
Paris and London have failed.
is ull that they have formally asked. RETIREMENT OF BLIND VICAR. son whitioch -
We shall give them immediately a, ____
,=pl»,-ferr-i~r-u on all duties imposed in LONDON. Dcc. 18-The retirement SPANISH'
. r. ~ f C k
.he Un.\,».l Kingdom. (Cheers). ?Jythaa£oi;lang-isgrgni; lllligguxlczgy- xg: Pu“et_1, L_ A! Haggard.
has held the office for 44 years and
lost his sight 22 years ago.
Pair Rouen, Old.-I, Geo. Chilton.
Pair Pekin, Old-1. John Whitlock.
Pair* Indian Runner, Old-1. C.
Z, G. Chilton.
Pekin Ducks-1, Sp. Park
oultry yds; 2, John Whitlock.
Young Rouen Ducks-1, G. Chilton.
Young Indian Runner-1, J. Whit-
lock; 2. C. Pippy.
EGGS. '
Doz. Brown-1, C, Pippy; 2,
Llghtizer.
Doz. White-1, C. Pippy.
GEESE.
Toulsouse, over 1 year-1,0.
G.
Pair
Pinoy.
Pair White Embden, 1 your--1,
H. D. Foster.
Pair A. O. V.-1, O. Pippy; 2,
Park Poultry yds.
'ANY OTHER VARIETY LEGHORNS
L.
Sp.
Hen-1, A. Nelson.
Cockerel-1, Geo. Chilton; 2, John
Whitlock.
Pullet --1, John Whitlock; 2,
Chilton.
RHODE ISLAND REDS.
Geo.
A.
Haszard.
Nel-
2, I
A.
LANGSHANGS.
Cock-1, A. Williams &: Son.
Hen-1, A. Williams & Son.
BRAHMAS.
Cock-1, John Whitlock.
Hen-1, John Whitlock.
DORKINGB.
Hen-1, Bprin Pk. Poultry yds.
Cockerel-1, 'Jehu Whitlock. ,
Pullet -1, John Whitlock; 2. Nei-',
Hens-1 and 2, Sp Park yarrds.
eration, in September, 1864, the Exe- Caak_1 W J gud”-,ol-9, City, » '
' ‘ C k 1-1, S . P k d .
cutive Council at its meeting yes- Hen-1 hnd 2, W. J. Cudmore. Pgfleiif A_ pNe1;n;y;f §p_ park
1.
Poultry yards.
JAPANESE BANTAMS.
Cock-1, _Sp. Park Poultry yards.
Hen-1 and 2, Sp. Park Poultry
ards.
Cockerel-1, Sp. Park Poultry
Pullet-1, Sp. Park Poultry yards.
A. 0'. V. BANTAMS.
Cock-1, Spring Park Poultry yards
Hen-1, Spring Park Poultry yards.
Cockerel-1, Spring Park Poultry
yards.
Pullet-1, Spring Park Poultry
yards.
NEW RULE RE
MIXED MARRIAGES.
inn-w -___-
NEW YORK, Dec. 18-A strong iii-
timation that the Catholic Church
is soon to lay down a new rlilc which
will greatly restrict the number (|-
mlxed marriages, came yesterday fl‘0m
Rev. Jos. McMahon, pastor of the
,Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. Dr.
McMahon’s public utterances usually
are authorized by Cardinal Farley.
The inference from what hc said, is
that Protestants are to be askcd
whether or not, they believe in di-
vorce, under any circumstances, and
if they do there can be no union with
Catholics. He said Home already had
sent to all Bishlops a question-airs
on the matter.
 
 
PRICE TWO CENTS
li Y POST FOUR CENTS
THE
Christmas Number
OF THF.
Charlottetown
Guardian I
Will he Published on
22nd DECEMBER
it will contain, among other
Iutf-resting Features -
The Land of the Wonder-
ful 2 river Black Fox
Four Page Illustrated article.
Pour Pages of illustrations
of People and Places in
P.l’.l..
Half page reproduction of
the Fathers of Confcdcrs-
lion
Guests Af Yule
BY E. L. Sieedman
Chriafmu legends
The_ Joys of Christmas
Time
P\uia'| Chrialmn
By Helen Ross
Games for Chrisfm so
Christmas Tree ni Wide
Plains I
By W. D. Nesbit
Home for Chrisirnn
Christmas Romance
PENOILLEI) HAMBURGB.
justified in being hostile to that COLD WATER FIRST Qock._1, J_ Whitlock; g_ wm_0",.
policy if it stood alone; but it does Milk pam' p,t’°”“che" and mmme" ifoIr;;l_1' J. Whitlock; 2* Wm. our '
n0t Stand Bl0“°- which have contained milk, and ford,
I have already in the House of dishes in which milk and milk -pud- oooiln-ol-1, ohio. Pippy.
commons, on hehnlr or our pn:-ty, glhsniavzilaen figolwdt. should iitrst Pnilet-1. Chu- Plow- . Victcrie Row I I
made this pledge, which I repeat to- °° "5 °"' 'BY' °
ohi P t. H ri to
nigh:-that, spare nicogorhor ri-om °“‘:,,,,,°', ,,,°° ‘,',“ ' °°“'°""
"1 mm of the on o nul into e kind ~  ~
cy the readlllltmflli- 00 80110 _ of cement or glue which is hard to V  
C hm for his sift- iss". cies- looel taxation, which is ni-gently ro- nm-ova. , _ _. '
“md at th’ um mm um we ,m ___ For Men we’ve coiumtable home slippers in f-ic sud leather. Romeoe and Pumps
q _ _ _ _ , _ . .
Pose c. tariff we shall 1:20 9:: of MDNEY EARNERS . . 0" ' ` 1 .iq  “
:r°..'°:::;.:' 1‘:.:‘.t.‘......‘..  .2..-'°.'.°:‘:.:..°::°.:::.‘:.':°.o.:=°'::a: "°'°"°“‘°""""" °“’°""°"’li°é5‘1i"°`25’i5.ili€’l’Siih`i§r"“’“"‘“'°"' 5 f
culture-(Cheri)-in order to make ;11°;‘0“m "1"-Ui-t WU£’l\otl\°'1.ifl¢ f\‘°ll $1 W u 2 , _
an :mm win or rom no ,,;,ml’;,' 5*. -,m,'{,  ,,°;‘k"_1 . W°'"9 ?P°*°f°' ‘~ 3°!
mdnvwthtlwmvvs- on rori errulnneu. ' ` 5
our   -. » e
ller Christmas Gift
The Church Mouse
Order early io prevent Dla-
appolnlme t.
Msn. °
'E
Os
5.
"°‘" °“‘ H4' |."~7 '“°"°°"°°"‘°' '-u That is our policy, and I eau say -i - H¢n._1 John Whitlock; 2, Robt. _ ` , j \- "i   1 -
""""““"° "____._‘“' “°°'°"'”°”° uns with oonndonco. nine ir has ni- WHITE nmonosus is. o.) 1-niynoo. Capital Stalk issued » .. ‘ Q-72,0, ;-_ ,
Q' Head Office as Clnrloltotown d d 1,11 t, th c- __ I . I » ~, .
22;.; z‘:.‘;':.‘;i. 3. rf.. as 1  ”» °~°-     <>ff°~-1 ~ ii- ei'-= 201  hw wi-  
' 1-?
own party, and I believe it will corn- 9, Cock-1, A. Williams &_ Son; 2, R.  ‘ . .‘.,‘_
mend the approval of the country." Cockerel-1, G. Chilton; 2, J.Whit- H;Yel:\¢_G_-1 A williams &' som 2' R ~ . . . _
ro::o;n.r)ecLm speech the Hmm md* l°i>I{ilo¢-1, J. whizloci; 2. o. chu- H8g:::;;l_;"A wlmms & son; ,S SIX POXPS  iliizaiie   VPIIPQ
ro the r-ron.a.H. Asqnieh wnrnoa °°"' n.aayner./l ` _ “hyd Bfgd Siivef QCK (lg|’gQ(|’F0xes_.
l`
' r> u r-i, J ir whiu ur, z. A
his honrors that ir the pnhue oiprn- BROWN nmol-loans (B. 0-). 'w,,§‘,,,‘:,,s & S0; “ °
diture continues to increase at the
C k-1, J h Whitl k; 2, H Lali-
f°*° it W” "°‘°g it "°“‘“ "° “°°°" thooi-ire. 0 n oc K ANY OTHER PURE BREQ. Prank R lleirfz Preaidfnt
t t th ds f _ . ii ; 2 J.Whit- - . ° ' ' .
:di-liin? xirciiiiue 0 ilixievilrgesrliilg tl; logic.” 1' H Lam ons ’ Hsiadgs-1' John Whitlock' 2' Rom" I, ical dlrgglnr of the Cmai-lou Burk of Commerce
budget .,.,,_,,, Bigniacant “mark ha, Cocker-ol-1 _ond 2, H. lk.ai>tl;orns.G H,,,,_'1 Jah., winuoolr; 2, G. olul- Member ndvlsori-Board of Dominion True! Cr
' Pullets-ll, J. Whitloc ; , . _ ' ‘ ' ‘°
been taken to mean that Mr. Asquith Cmnom ,t°3ockeml_ll John Whitlock; 2| G_ ,
is convinced that for revenue pur- Mini; Breeding Pens-1, H. Lap- Chilton, _ ,
none, li for nothing else, 'rnriri Re- ciloi-no; z, J. Whitlock; 3, C.. Chu-. Puller-1, 'John wluclocli; 2. G, L o.1Drreclor1~.ii.t.~rn l`rusi Ci
form' must come to pass. t°"{‘;)ung Breeding Pens_1 G Gh“_ A Chilton' A W wicks, cillIi0il¢IOWl\ ‘ ,
" ' ' mn, 2, H. nnpihorno. i l3AN'rAius. I Capi T G 'I`aylor,Charlollefown _
` .,, r
` Directors g `
B. Trcmaln, M. P. Windsor s
ll B Longworlh. Charlnlfefown .
°l=
Agent Marine and Fisheries for P E I .
\ / I .
WM 8 View 0, smably wmmww BU" ’“E°H°“Ns i 2f,‘;§‘f_§” ,§'_""v‘{,,,?§2‘§,,'; 2, 3,, ,..,,,k Bankers and References Bank of Nova Scotia
wi 1 G °i»~°- P “fe _i Description of l-‘r-xes \
ating in Charlottetown. in September '- . . .' -Hen_1' sp Park P yards. 2 Geo
1914, rho rlitloeh anniversary or the H;`i,f’:e_,,_1' G' Ch“t°“' 2' “Me” ¢nln.,n_' _
first conference for the Confederation Conkorel-2, G. Chilton. ' P11110*-1._5lM PNK Yflfdsi, 2: (W0-
or rho colonies or oonnan which Puller-1, G. ohucon. .°"“*°“~ ._
was held in the Colonial Building, ACK MINORCAS ,S_C__) PEKIN BAN-1-AMg_ ’
Female No I. born l9ll ‘
Mother 6 Pups |913
This fox is ihe celebrated Dal-
ton bred Vixen- “Bluebird”
mother 6 pups ln r9l3 (an el'/en
3 pairs) which were sold and
dellvercd in October for (Forty
Six Thousand Dollars) cash
which we belleveiobe thefrecord
cash value for any lllter o pups Th- h v I f
Oli P. E. Island in One Season, ||,tU.;; facts; ragga; °?xR_w»?
F¢m3i¢ N0 2 B0l'|‘\ i9ii Oulton at Alberlon and is sam.
'l`lils female 's a high grade bi0°d *1Udf3mliYthH_t Pl'0dl1CEd
fox born in the ranch of l<`. F im? Pen? which mid in me L0!!
Tnplin from his best pure brad dm! Plafket at .€_5Q0» £530. .6540
Island slock and had n lllm- of sterling snsl he is considered one
5 pups ln 1913 a very high per. of the finest foxes in P. E. Is
Cemage, land both as regards pedigree
[:ama]a'N0 3 Bom |9|3 and quality- of ‘liz fox himself.
This young bzeedrr is a choice Maig Ng 3’ Born 
highly bred Oulton fox and is a
This male was liitered in the
grand danghler and adescetdeut
ranch of F.F Tuplln, New An-
of the foxes wnose pelts sold for
record prize ln igro, and ls arel- nan, from his highest grade pure
Island stock.
atlve of our rnale P. i_nce Royal.
Fbxescsn be seen at the oliice
of the President. 'l`ne Company are only cfferlng zoo shares of
stock tothe public of which a considerable amount is already
spoken for and lhey ixpect ihe small balance will be quickly
subscrlb d for in vlewof the showing made in the past by the two
old breeders The Directors have already lied several good rffers
for |914 Options as the quality ani braiding of there foxes
make them sought for by new ranching compsnlcs_The listlmlrd
,dividend for |914 is So p. c. ‘
For allioforin-.iiion and prospectus apply to
' MAJOR CIIARLES LEIGII, Secy Q Tren, ' '
P. O, Box 255, Crmrlotletown, P R. I.
V Applicrition for stock in the Prince Royal Black Foxes Ltd. ~
I or we hereby rlpply for. _ . . ..  shares of$l00 each in the Capital
Stock of the Prince Royal Black Foxes Ltd and agree to make the fo lowing
payments '
Male No I. Born l9ll
-This fox was littered in the
ranch of' F, F Tuplin, New An.
nan. from his highest grade of
pure Island stock
Male No 2, Born l9l|
“Prince Royal"
The pedigrees oflhe above
H0 “ " on .furry 15. IDN
50 " ' on March 15. 1914
To Major Charles Leirrli.Socy 8'. Treas
P 0. Box 255, Charlottetown, P, E. I.
3356-12. 16M.
20 por cent with npplicafion {1\mount enclosed
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