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_IUl§¢Y.Z5. 1914 _ - _ _ _ .
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Our Stoik ofovvaiccghles
BY buying a watch
_ our 5t°Ck is VCFY complete Whatever make
flléfefgngfggg °f_W3i§ii 'Y<_>u want you will find ii
. Pficei iifwiii Dal’ You to come here '
for it.
W. W. WELLNER
.I Il
,ESl8b. 1 858 ew€l`li3§i}§ze§:l%\$zzit,<:elisHouse
ll
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ll $21; :viii save money. _You will make a good invest.
1' 'IT PAYS vi
..... GORDONIVES is Guardian
now-and buyin it here._
__ _ _ f ` \ ~ - ~ ...°A BEAR.-It`l_s.reporte-;l that a
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Go to CO0K’S
for good photos.
Ill
 _
We devote our time to
Art---In---Portraiture
at the
Bayer Photo Studio
127 Grafton St. Telephone 192]
Finishing For The Amateur
We close on Monday after-
noons for July and August.
For a Good Photo
-Visit the-
A. E. ALyOIl'“°"Studio
Finest work, moderate price
Personal attention given tr
Amateur’s Work
Horsemen _
Do not- forget to call on
Saturday night and get a
copy of the Breeder at -
“Brown’s Bookstore,” All the
latest magazines and news_
papersat rown’sBookstore
St. Dunstans Red &
White at Browns
Bookstore
When doing over your '
s ring hat, call at Browns
4.50 for 2.48
Here is a line of pumps'
_ that sell regularly for
I $3.00 to $4 50 a pair, but
are yours now for $2.48
I a pair. They are shown
in patent, dull kid, velvet
and gun metal, some
really excellent styles,
I every one asplendid pur-
chase at this Clearance
price oi $2.48.
` Alley & Co
135 Queen St.
T _Jig - , that it is only the tame hear owned
‘Bushy, arrived in port on Friday.-0
, I'
seph and Lawrence Pequot have ac-
cented the contract of painting the
residence of Dr. A. A. l\lcDonalfl.-‘
...-,rnonuca scanca.-Prairies in
the country is very scarce, especially
hay and oats. However, butt-Ir und
“Kgs are rather plentiful.--*
...'SUBSCRIBERS should renew s.
week or two before the time they
i1BV° Paid for has expired and thus
not miss an issue, as all papers are
glstcontinued promptly gn expiry
a e.
by a Mr. McDonald.-°
...'SUCCESSFUL FESTIVAL.- The
town on Thursday was a. decided suc-
cess. Although the evening was cold
the festival was very w-all attended,
rind the ice cream was delicious. The
financial results were also gratifying.
-G. _
V ...'ENJOYABL.l~l PICNIC.-The an-
nual picnic of St, George's Lodge,
R. 0. G. T., was ,held to-day at St.
Ahdrew’s Point. The day was ideal
and the trip to the Point by motor
boat was immensely enjoyed. The
time was pleasantly passed with cro-
quet, baseball and other games until
a sumptuous supper was served; and
ing had a delightful outing.-G.
EASTERN PERSONALS
...°The schooner Lime-Light, Capt.
' ...*llrs. (Doctor) J. C-_~ Houston,
Kensington, and Mrs. Frank R.
Heartz, are visiting in Souris, the
guests of their mother, Mrs. Mat-
U
thews.-
° *FIieI'll
,"`\
Tenders
Scaled tenders will he received by
the 'l‘own of Summersidc up ,to 4
o’clock p. m. on 'I`hursda.y, August
tith, 1914 for the complete _building
for the Town of Summersiile.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the otlice of the '|'own Clerk
ol' the '|‘own of Summersidc. 'lhe
'l‘own of Sununerside does not bind
itself to accept the lowest or any
tender.
.\d1lrcss all tenders to _lI. J.
.dust-'y, Town Clerk, Summersidc, P.
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S'l`OCK'QUO'l`ATIONS.
Quotations furnisheu by  B. Mc-
Curdy & Co., Stocir and Bond Bro-
change, 164 Richmond St., Char-
lottetown, P. E. I.
July 24, 1014-.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
High Low Close
Atchison 97% 96§ 961
Ani. Beet Sugar 23 22k 22i
Am. Smeltern 65; 65 6_5
Amal. Copper 67% 66 66
Baltimore: & Ohio 80 78} 785
Beth. Steel 39) 39 39
Brooklyn R. T. 903i 90)
1a0;
44;
235
120
132;
133
es
all returned to Georgetown after hav- I
kers, fllenibers Montreal Stock Ex- iV
901
180; l
44; I
23%
Ehokstore and get a bottle
of coloring, all shades on
hand.
_ 25c per bttle
M _
.i.?__.._.i---
Information
to Foxmen
Owners of Cross or Patch'ed foxes.
puos, year old or two ywr 0i<i.
whether breeders or not. Island. Q11'
tarln, Newfoundland Western or Al-
aska will learn ,of something i-0 Wei"
ndvuntnge by sending full l>i\F¢i¢“i'
urs and price to “I..U." Box 1l6,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
34264-11MlM0.
Anthracite
).
_ Coal
New landi ex Schr. Bayard
Barnes* 1800 'issue Best American
Scranton Coal, also due to artlvg
per Schr. "‘Smal1 C. Kimirng li(
50-tens of the celebrated c -
awana;:Cosl in E38. 5i°V¢ and
Chestnut sizes. , ,
l'}. T.
HUGH J. MASSY,
Town Clerk.
3645-7~23Mts16i.
 -I
Cottage & Lot For Sale
sitlmfml in (lharlottetown No. 43
Reserve St., consist-iii! Oi ‘lW°1ii“S
house with lot 40x90.
We are authorized bv Mrs. Miillins
tg sell tho shove property nn 'I lulrs-
gny July 30th, 1914, commencing at
7 o'clock p. m. on the premises, The
house is in first class condition- “mi
“in In som at 11 bargain- 'Perm ei
Bula.
BENJAMIN CARTER & C0.
Auctioneers.
3604-7-22Mwl'm4iDd..
l'lal‘(l 1 
To arrive for here
in a few- days per
Schooner _“A n n 1 c
Marcia.” _ --
--_ 500" Tons b est
quality of Hard C0211
in Stone and Chest-
nut sizes. _ ~_
'Customers will
please -.» book their
orders so as tVh_e Coal
gan. be déll-_V€I'§VCl
whilst vessel is
.; 2,.; ,I  J; ,_ ’.j- I._.1
Canadian Pacific 1‘83»}
Chesapeake and O-bio p 45§
Erie 245
Great Northern Pfd 121
Lehigh Valley 1335
Louisville & Nash ' 133;
Mex. Petroleum 67
Miss. Pacific ' ‘iii
N. Y. Central
Northern Pocitlc
Pennsylvania
Reading .
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
'Southern Iiail's\'.ny
Bt. Paul
Sugar
U-nion Pacific
U. S. Steul
U. S. Steel l‘fd
Utn-h Copper
Virgina Chemical
Canada Cemlnt
Detroit
Dom. Steel Uorp’n
Mexican Northorn 'Po
Minn. fc St. Paul (So
Montreal Power
Ottawa '
August _
October ‘
Deecmber
January . -
Harsh VV V
Bert. what _ '
Deo. Wheat V
Sept. Ooru A '
Inq. Ooh - _ . _
Bent, ,Oats
MONTRE
Brazilian Traction
Canada Cement Pid
COTTO
GRAIN l PRO
9%
ss g
10s
1091
101!
ss:
zo s
9-1 i
126 2
602
as.;
211
sro
W8!
0)
N. B. Steel & Cool Co
Quebec Ry.
Richelieu & Ontario
Bhewinigan
Spanish -River Com
Toronto RY
Twin City '
Woods `
Ill
N
High
1183
1840
‘ 257
1251
1252
sz;
100!
100
100;
94|
20;
90;
125;
50;
552
271
CKB.
laid
10;
29;
91
es;
zz
s
119;
zzvi
50;
10;
es
130
vi
1201
101
137;
Low Close
1 224
IIN 1227
1247
was
ma nu
VIBIONS.
HI ll' Ib
5;.
:si
U6
.1.°‘n
88%
il
82|
10'!
109
`is progressing favorably under the,
foremanshlp of lllr.S.Chaisson,who ex-
presses the opinion that the work
will be completed in about a montirs
time. Mr. William lllullnlly is plas-
tering and Mr. Lauchlin Mclnnis is
laying the floors. There are live
sleeping rooms overhead for the bank
boys and steam heating has already
been installed. The bank is to be
lightled by electricity and when lin-
ished will be a. very fine structure.-°
Dec. Oats 37! 37 37}
Sept. Pork _ 2075 2050 20-50
Sept. Lard 1010 982 982
WEEKLY HEVIEW Ill
R FINANCIAL S|lllAl|[lN
(F, B McCurdy & i`o’s |Wo‘k Re-
icf 11111 Id rch Is -i - _ : :lv
  tist (r‘1}:1rIi::h(i»5l1i`<l; wiimsgimeldoat Geeorzg- View °f um Flnhnniul Slt“ilt’0“‘)
MONTREAL MARKET
The chief visible influence in the
market this week was the anxiety
which prevailed in all European cap-
itals regarding the possibility of a
fresh outbreak in the Balkans. Dur-
ing the greater part of the week it
was feared that Austria might take
action to avenge the murder gi the
Archduke Francis Ferdinand, hofr to
the Austrian Throne. The climax was
reached on Friday when 'it was on-
nounced tba/t the Austrian Govern-
ment had sent a note to Elervia de-
'manding punishment of all Servians
G0i1C€i‘ncd in the assassination _p1ot.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
The week's develo-Dmmts in Canada,
‘were not important nnd the market
lwas governed oln-.ost entirely from
Europe. Canadian Pacific, which sold
at_ 136, at the beg,-flnninig of the week.
strengthened to 186k on Tuesday but
after that steadily weakened touch-
ing 1302 on Friday being the lowest
price since 1910.- Canadian _Pacific in
the first Canadian issue atlected by
the unrest in Europe and both llerlin
and Vienna were sellers of the stock
this week. Reports from thu West re-
garding tho crop continue to be com-
llicting but all the railways have is-
sued encouragdng statements and it
is hoped that the Wheat croD Will iw
well up to lust Year.
BRAZILIAN.
The market for Brazilian is at thc
present time dependent. upon the ne-
gotiations for the Brazilian Govern-
ment Loan which are now proceeding
in London. Towards the end of last
week it was announced that the loan
had been arranged, but n de'n'i-:Il of
the report was issued in London on
Saturday, Following this statcmont,
lirozilian Traction steadily weakened
to 70%- on Frlduy morning. Muny
brokers were ol the opinion that thc
talk about the loan had been greatly
overdone -and that Brazilian is not
likely to be seriously affected, even 'Ii
the Government has to Pay :I point
or`two more for the money it re-
quires. `
N. S. STEEL da COAL.
Scotia was the most active of the
Iron and Steel issues in tile ellfib'
part of the week. folowin-g General
Manager t‘u»ntley's optimistic state-
ment ol Saturday. Towards the close
of the week there was 0, rea¢l’1on and
120 l
isai -
133
ee
91
-who have recently
died appointed trust
companies to act in the
capacity of trustee and
executor. In each case
their wealth had been
accumulated by consist-
ent hard work.
By appointing a reli-
_ able trust company to
I administer their estates
‘ they secure, usually at
less expense and in a
much more eiiicient
I manner for their de-
pendents and relatives,
a greater return than if
handled by the average
individual executor.
Comparatively f e w
people realize the im-
portance of making
their wills nor are they
conversant with the
laws affecting the
estates of persons dying
without having made a
will.
The Dominion Tius
Company’s officers are
at all times glad to en-
lighten anyone on the
subject of wills,cxecu-
torships, etc.
DOMINION
TRUST
CUMPANY
“The Perpetual Trustee ’ _.
ADVISORY BOARD
- W. H. Aitken,
Hon. Chas. Dalton,
Frank R. Heartz,
H. M. Davison
, Manager
Morris Block - Charlotte-
town.
3544-7-18Mstt3i
@......;_..._.._._.........._.J
New Optical
Parlor
In Souris _
re
In ISI
16°? the marker rouehua 50;. There is u
con-sl-deralile short interest in it in
Torontoond it is understood that
the 'bear crowd took advantage of the
general weakness of the market at
the close of the week to hummer
Scotia.
LAURENTIDE.
The Toronto shorts also turned
their attention to Laurentide Pulp,
claiming that the Dries was out of
'line with other 8 per cent.. stocks.
Laurentlde, which was selling at 130%
last week, was forced down to 177
today. . -
Toronto Hallway wus fairly Dv‘°“'“
inent in the week’s \i'8.diD€| Amir
closing last week at 1242. it U¢V®i‘oP‘
ed weakness and sold down to 1221-
der of the Ontario Railway and Mlm”
lvl-pal Board, which will entail an eX-
pentllturo of $8,000,000 on new equili-
ment. The prollabllity of an Bdvffie
decision has caused the weaknwl iii
5tI
 'rim company is now figiitins H” °'-'
si;
1° 'nie market nun week.
The bright spot of the market to-
ward, ghg gloss was the firmness in
Canada Cement Preferred which sold
ag 91 on active investment -b\1¥i“z-
ru-nr a Paras co'e.
V One of the llrtier issues of the week
was Spanish River which sold “D i0
10.` ' _
Aponrently all the Canadian Pulp
and Paper Companies have been do-
I1§;;"'mz wen this mir. in- erm 0|. 01°
:somewhat lower Prices 1'\\iiD`B‘ H*
present. The annual statement il G1'
ipg¢fpQ gn’ day ghd' it ll t\l0\|KIll-
that It win main . seqd =iI°wil\s- I
` 'DRAM POWER. ;
motors of the unlisted depart
_ ne, Atom middle of the week
'lt sold up to 1! following.; report,
um :tam amen md ervrwvd ev-
. up or n 8( year |nn°hise for the
' dump", Law this report
V 'Tram Powcri was again *hifi “Gif-
ri"‘° ‘ I
il"¢
 [morally dfeefeliited and the
tnsrht mated to 44.
~ -Iinmoali snnisr
the market noted
bee continued
I have opened nn Opricnl |’o.rloI‘ ut
-my Drugstore and nm prepared to
do all kinds of rel'I‘,u:r.i-‘ni w<.rk, mm
to correct any errors of Vision, nlso
lto do all kinds of repair work IIB
well ns duplicate any glasses tliut
‘may he broken. I carry in stock n
large assortment of the finest giiiS90S
und spcctacleu-nrn. My parlor is
'fitted with the Iutest modern im-
provements for scientifically examin-
ing the eyes and supplying the cor-
rect glasses. I have taken nthor-
ough , course in optics. I make It
inpecinlty of this line and nm sparing
[no expense in making my parlor
.one of the best on P. li. ,Island. .-in
,invitation is extended to anyone
,wishing to inspect my facilities for
testing and correcting errors of the
eye, Satisfaction will be guaranteed
'with each pair of glasses.
I-l, J. MAHUN,
Druggist and Optician.
V 3694-7-25M\\'4i.
.  
throughout tho post week, though
there have not been as many sharp
declines and the average price is not
far from the level of the preceding
week. There has, indeed, been very
little in recent developments to sti-
mulate an advance. Despite the sue- _
cessful notation of the French Gov-
ermncnt’s loan, atiairs ahrosd lltll/0
not improved sufilciently to etlect
prices here; indeed Europe has conti-
nued a seller in our market and the
Home Rule difficulties -in England,
with the strained relations between
Austria and Servla, seem to keel’
everything unsettled. With us, apart
from the splendid cr0D Di`0lP¢Cf~1 °lli"
rrnt events are not very cheerful.
Lest Saturday our bank statement
showed an improvement in reserve
which induced somewhat easier money
rates and has been promptly follow-
ed bv resumption of gold exports,
$2,600,000 being engaged for that _
purpose to-day. Owing to the vnri- =
ous delays which have occurred, our
Federal reserve bank system cannot
well get into operstlnn this year and
therefore, our money markets must
meet the autumn requirements for the
movement of the crops under the
some condition as heretofore. In
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'T loud; §.°éhi‘¥l..i°.“‘” f““l.°‘§‘ ‘”*‘°“ '  ` ft.i'.i".0:f.“.‘;°;.:”s2:: :.‘;.';°‘°:°"'  ... OUTING SHIRTS Of real
i --- _ eown ort e ummer _ A ' ‘ "` - ~ _ _- '
"`°_° ' ch°°l°f Science- » ...~PA1N1‘ING Housaz.-Messrs. J... rhé":eI:Eohq|il1li1ali»A1\;{du hieogrglserlii Men good quahty of Imported
English duck V in white
only. Soft attached low
collars 90c ea.
OUTING SHIRTS of fine
quality English Regatta
cloth, White grounds with
blue and black fine
stripes. Soft attached low
collars $1.15 ea.
OUTING SHIRTS of the
V best quality of White repp
with brown, green and
blue Stripes on it. Soft
attached turn-down col-
lars ' A $1.35
OUTING SHIRTS of the
very finest quality of mer-
_cerised French vestings,
m fact as Hue and thin as
silk $1.75 ea.
BUSINESS SHIRTS fo r
Summer wear. Made of
English printed cambrics
In conservative patterns,
Soft reversible cuffs and
detachable Soft collars to
match, $1.65 and $1.45 ea.
BUSINESS SHIRTS fo r
Summer wear of white
vestings. Jacquard fig-
ures. Soft reversible cuffs
and detachable Soft col-
1arS,$2.l0 and $1.45 ea
Collars for
Summer Wear
We have in Stock for men a
splendid Selection of the low and
medium height W; G. & R. collars
forlghot Weather Wear. Sizes 14
to .
Summer Sox
We believe that cashmere Sox
are the only Solution for the tired
feet problem of Summer. They
never get hard on the Soles but al-
WayS_ form a thinresilient layer be-
tween the Sole of the foot and the
Shoe. Every wanted weight.
tori rev Eros
The alvfews-busv Store.
V" "' I. i _ I
 
I Nova Scotia’s Great Exhibition
At HALIF AX
Sept 12-19
THRILLING AMUSEMENT FEATURES
THE DATES ARE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER
12TH, TO SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19TH.
* THE PLACE iS HALIFAX
HORSE RACES
oN THE whore SEVEN DAYS or THE FAIR
INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE.
'l`he_re_ will be no relaxation in the effort to make
the Exhibition an adequate display of Nova Scotia's
resources and development. '
VAUDEVILLE, MUSIC HYROTECHNICS
l r n
Lay your plans now to be present at this great Expo-
sition and share in its instruction, its amusemenis and its
benefits. » -_ f 5'
IVI . IVI O F' . Pl A I- L. ,
Manager and Secretary `
3680-7-25Mesal7i
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