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in
3, at the start, to make" e"¢6iii;` of
e churches on  9! the ,esuee
lo close to his he_srt»and life, which
lman is Guardian Agent in Alber a;;J`?umm?‘ 9 536 13`15M“ 5°
n, and he will be glad to receive
  
uthern tropic sun. -
onaries followed Geddie to the
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and advertising.
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ews, new and renewal subscription
GUARDIAN AGENT.-Mr. Harry,
w, Burke is Guardian Agent in For- 5
tune and he will be glad to receive
-CARD OF THANKS- Having
QB! We desire to thank the public
ided to so out of the hotel busi New Hebrides. One oi them was a
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io; ir sirens u in the peer. bs vw sh A url ever ev
ve§yx;;\~¢f W E ggurgerf Qqmsry remember when sitting on th; beach
front of him one day, he was *oe-
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oir brother and sister on Erromnu- 
island -who had been treacherous-
hm band. way. bging |gi|1»,T`@t',""l)ll0"" soma  "L .
which included a  and Mrs. 4 ---rv __  _
ordon going to take the Place oi (Corrected for even' Yedlldsy _"_
setnrdere tune.) _
news, new and renewal subscriptions
and advertising. 3217.
ill be at home to ber friends
b I Th _ . _
_ AT HOME__M__s Reginald M‘_` Iggxgtggh i§a~g`~&n§gxBl;:|?(;gx Com? ter,'- This was Rev. J. W. McKenna
_i t
Fnrlane, "Fairview," Cape Traverse P
:nes-1sM1i in
-Fox mxcr-muon; - are you in Hn
ing me relentlessly. I crushed him'
s ly, as I thought. with the taunt,
Huh, you are going to be a minia-
ind ,1 “ed t b U1 whom Ihoped to have seenpassing'
au! L1l11mp°s_tiiso__;i mga than make.: through Honolulu within the past
w on _ - _ I _
next Wednesday and Thursday after- _'£1511' lgaufihaet 0'lt1:_ery;ais oine o1i__htl:;9 ant- haviug “md th” h° mm '°“"`
, pp an _ e
noone ________...__ sflvermlilacke fo‘;l;s arg the best pro- A“°th°" Wh° °“m° °l°'° t° my
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on account of age.
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A-.re
 i____;  ig styles shown here now. They
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if  __  are superior in every way, in
  style, finish, materials, work-
  manship and good fit. The skill-
"   ful touch of the master tailors is
v < X
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ii;
  shown in cvery line, seam and
1; _~f___:  curve, the materials are unusu-
_    ally good and the wide range of
 "   sizes insures a perfect fit for
  every customer.
  Call in today and pick out
 Reuben Tuplin to.

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LATEST l[lX N
palm! BY 'ri-is iuAu1'i‘1mB1
Fox EXCHANGE AND IN-
VESTMENT ooMPANY_
LTD,
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Par
   ...100
........100
........100
.......100
_ ...100
Price
110
100
110
Belmont  
Smith   .
Standard 
Barkers 
Dulton........._.
Bi'igliton__....... ._ ...100
Upton   ._   50
(lharlottetown  _  100
Regal   ._ .- ...100
Victoria. Farm... ._ ......100
Ivcs _ . _ . _ . . .
   ...100
llinnis   _ ......100
Provincial    ...100
Howal:t~Da1ton   ...100
Taylors     _....100
Great Canada Northern 0
Carruthers    100
Tuplin Irving... ._ .. ...100
Domini0_n......  _...100
Mnssucliusetts  _  . .100
Sutherland    ...100
R. J. Mc-Neill Un...   50
liinutngiic    _. _...£100
'l‘roi|t Rivol'    40
Hcui liivor   ...._....l00
l°‘rceluml       40
Samson ._.,   _._.._200
North Tryon Co.   ,..l00
Park Farm     ...100
Milton Patch Fox C0... ......50
Soiiris Black Fox Co._.... ...100
Three Rivers    ...100
Spring Park Fox Co....... 100
The General Fur Farms
l.td     ...100 100
Rogers Payton    ...i0 10
130
iio
135
125
iio
100
100
100
110
100
50
800
40
125
105
50
1 00
100
200
::In Rexall Cold Tablets you have
:i preparation that will banish the
worst attack of winter cold you can
develop. It is in tablet form, put up
in a small box that can he carried
around in your west pocket or hand
satchel. Take one every now and
then and your cold will banish as if
by magic. This preparation is guaran-
teed to cure your cold or your mon-
ey refunded. Price 25c_ The Muc-
George and Kent Sts. Mtf_
_ ;.___-  Keusiiigtou i
L- V .__f._.:. _._ ._. ;,.,.__1_.,__ _;___ __ _.__
The _
Beechwood Silver Foxes Lid.
._ » _ ir ;:_ _~ s‘,
Ranch, Cornwall, P. E I.
Provisional Secy. Trees. H. Mcllllll.l.AN.
Offers a small block of Stock to investors who want to
get in on a ground-floor proposition and share in 1914
dividends.
The Company own two pair Silver Black F oxes of high
quality and three pairs of patches about 90 percent; black
in breeding.
Capilal $40,000; Shares $50.00 each.
Raiicliing at vcry low cost.
For iiifoiwnalioii and prospectus apply to
GORDON McM|LLAN
f Norih River P. E. I R. Di
5478!, l, lO.\Itf
______________________ _ .;____ ___ ll _ 1'-$4
Big _bjsgouni Sale
2_0 le 50 B. (3. Disco_un_i
. _ _ v _
I for Cash on' all lines of winter goods __
' goods. _ B _ _
  _Cash Buyers will save money
‘by taking advantageoithis sale.
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surely ' im'p6;»ii|é`if Yes A..
Comiipaied, Bilious or Have '
lndigesiion ‘
see to it that you cleanse your oys-
tein of undigested food, foul gases
und excess bile in the stomach, in-
testines and bowels by the timely
use of the great fruit tonie laxative.
FIG PILLS
and you will feel fine, have a clean,
clear complexion, healthy stomach,
no indigestion, sick headaches or
that tired out, down-hearted feeling.
Refuse all substitutes when you ask
for FIG PILLS. At all dealers in
25 nnd 50 cent boxes, or by mail
from The Fig Pill Co., Bt. Thomas,
Ont. Sold at Geo. E. Hiighes Drug
store.
l L E _ F |
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No pzrt cf your dress
is more important than
the footwear.
Correct Style is Essen-
Walk-Overs
the most popular line o?
shoes in the world.
 K Smith
Charlotte town Agents =
SlllIIK lll|[lTiT|UN$
FURNISHED AND CORRECTED
Asked
100
105
110
60
1.10
100
110
100
40
230
100
if 1' _.Tin  ~ I ~~
 i. j.ZJ.$ilt°i’$‘.. lllpiipe  
Shareholders and Patrons of the
' Cornwell Creamery Company, will
ibe ‘held ii|'¢l|u'~<hl1l at Cornwall,
5 Wednesday, Jin; r'4'tIi='nt 2.30 p.m.
` B
cursble. The capilizstlon is only
`fouri.een thousand per pair. A small
block of stock still for sale. For
further Particulars apply to G. M.
Matthews, President, 0’Leary, P. E.
1. _ :i'1s4~s-Mu.
NEW HEBRIDES MISSIONS
' MID THEIR HISTORY
Continued from page 11* 
same house. or we should have con-
tinued to live with them. The houses
are built ol sun-_dried brick, plaster-
ed inside and out~ with coral lime.
the roof being neatly thatched with
grass. Ours consists ol but one
end neatly curtained oil for s. bed.
They look very' neat and clean, the
plaster being perfectly white.
Our friends supplied us with matting
for the floor. There is also another
househtted up for Mr. and Mrs.
Archibald. We have missionaries all
around us; at present they do not
allow us to cook for ourselves, but
send for us at meal-times. Honolulu
is e place of some importance. There
are about 600 foreign residents of all
countries, but chiefly Americans.
There is a great deal of business.
The king resides here; he is a fine-
looking man and is said to be inteli-
geiit. The men in office have a re-
spectable appearance. We spent an
evening with a number of young peo-
plc under the cure of Mi". Cooke,
with whoa. they live constantly; they
are the children of what may be
termed the nobility; the heir appar-
_cnt (11 young man) is of the number.
Some nf the young females are Very
accomplished; they speak English
fluently; they also learn music. draw-
ing and all that is taught in our
own schools._ 0ne of the young lnd-
ies. in particular, we noticed as he-
ing really elegant-her complexion,
though dark, is clear, and her fea-
tures being_ good we thought her
quite pretty. She interested us very
much; \we were told she was very am-
iable, :The young men are smart al-
so. The queen has sent us si large
mat for our room. The palace is a.
handsome hui ding. Mlany of the for-
eign ‘residents, too, have pretty
houses surrounded by trees with
walks 'under them. Here there are
cactus plants as large as apple trees
at home, with irnmense leaves and
splendid flowers. Several choice ger-
aniums, too, here grow to a great
size." `
Going ahead of the story, reference
is found in letter from Anelteum in
1854 to a letter Geddie received from
Rev, R. Armstrong, Honolulu, in
_ which the latter gives him advice on
the kind of books to he prepared for
educational work. "The hooks sizould
be all steeped in the gospel," the I-lo-
nolulu worthy wrote, "so that they
can iind Christ everywhere in tli<m_"
GO TO NE HEBRID-ES _
After seven weeks in Honolulu the
Gcddies found passage _'ri a vessel
bound for the Nnvigatorn Islunds V
(Samoa), and on October 17 arrived
at Pnngopango-written thus phone- _
ticnlly by Patterson. This is rot tho
United Statesnaval station oiilcially
called Pago Pago. Geddle had stua-
ied the Hawaiian language while in
Honolulu, thus putting himself in the
way of catching on to conversation
in the Polynesian dialects south. Ho
writes that whereas, owing to muy- ,
ders of whites by natives, vessels
formerly would not anchor at Tutui-
la island, now the inhabitants, with
few exceptions, had embraced Ohrisb
ianlty_ At Pangopango they embark-'
ed on the missionary vessel John
Williams, of the London Missionary
Society, on May 27, 1848, for the
New Hebrides. Thev took up their
station on Aneiteum. _
The sory of Geddie’s work there is l
too long even to sketch here. Sui- Q
lice it to say, that when he died in _
Geelong, where he had been -taken -
when struck down with his last ill- '
ness in 1872, e beautiful monument
to his niemorywas erected in Gee-
long cemetery, the inscription on.
which in Aneiteumese contains this ,
succinct record: “When he landed in
1848 there were no Christians here,
and when he left in 1872 there were
no heathen. ‘
In 1864-66 Geddie paid a visit to _
his home country, where he astonish- _
ed the missionary board by propos- _
 
i
l “Sovereign” Cas h-
mere Hose with linen '
splicing, wear the best.
-_._
The annual meeting of the
y orders! ciireetors. '
' D, H. MURCHISON,
Secretary,
_ _ _ _ .i°|ci'¢,» armam-
 libttal' Discounts on all other ff, 1,,,t'1:°,,'.¢¢,::1,_,,» ‘;¢,,,,¢.-
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A7430, r,7Mw¢dtbursman 8; inea4i
_ ' ' “lee
l
y ung life was a Mr. Morrison, who
preached in my,father’s house short-
ly before leaving for the New He-
brides. The big living room and ad-
jacent apartments were jammed with
the congregation and I set on the
doorstep watching the iireiiles, yet, I
recall that I thought the sermon' a
very fine one. Its text was in the
Song of Solomon, something like
this one: "My beloved came into my
garden." Also I attended various
l
D
t
designation services with my folks
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murderous tomaliawk. __ __ _E
Most interesting of e o me Per-
aps, was the departure of the’mis- fnutuf -(lb) '
h
sion vessel Dayspring, for in C011
n
s
e
the stern, which containedthe scrip- _
th
, _ _ _ ne em. The writer v;_eu__.reeo1iee¢»l
__ _ __,]\oR S LE_O 1 bl ck 'u_ hggring him preallh Oli I 042891011*
IT PAYS telilin this province 'u__h¥“_p-:__ ____1:5_°_’va1_;_  GDP _____u_1 noun; ms mums ___DD”wm_
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al," _ ' J" ` _ '. ' ‘Other detachments of bluenose P
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murdered. There was heroism for
ls reer was also cut sh0l‘ii b U19 ga” (blwn
gg' mer.) - 2 
llc.
ills.
409.
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301:. I
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del (lb) I to
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ection with it I`was s. “bloated” P°t°"°" (b“") " 350-
h 1 tl t 1g t MBCKBTOI (085-ll) ‘C05
hiffefgerin lining :reign our lecdiii; Ceann (ri-een) use ee .em
have the beautiful name board on
ure, "Wbereby the Daysprlng from _
n high hath visited us." 1l
wlent on board of her on the Picton- 004335 (F9~“)' ~ ».»= - $1.40
marine railway, where she was being
painted. The hen coops clutterin§
the deck, with their. vocal tenants. .
form the most tenacious feature of i
the visie in my memory, excepting
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President-lion Beniamin Rogers
` " Licui 'Governor of Prince Edward Island
Vice Pres- E. L. Payton
_ ' Bcrmingham, England
 '_ ..-=:<f:‘-_-f.
  082”-Peyion 
' Black Foxes Limited r
Cqpitql to be Issued $135,000
Shares Par Value $10.00
OUR STOCK- Six pairs ofthe finest foxes in the world immedia e descend '
ants of the animals whose pelts brought record prices on the London
market.One of our pairs not three years old till next spring has produced
youngithat has been sold for $58 ooo.
OUR INTENTION-To build up for our stockholders a permanent fur farm
ing industry that will always pay large dividends. We intend to retain
a portion of our live stock each year and so -reduce the capiti1i'2H\\nq.._
per pair that large dividends will be assured.
ESTIMATED EARNINGS 1914.- On most conservative figures as to price
and production 85 p. c. Equal results should be obtained for live years
As the greater part of our sicck is already sold you must act quickly if
Dividend Payable October or early November 1914. Terms half cash
plication.
Occupation ......  . . . _ ._
_ Addi:ess...... . ._ 
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Application for Stock `
I hereby make applicatori to The Rogers-Payton Silver Black Foxes, Limited of
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Itland, to takethe number of shares in the Capital 'Stock
. of the Company set opposite my signature below. ‘
` Ienclose'$.-..».--. and will pay the balance thirty days from date of this ap-
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TO _
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Chsrloiieiown, P. E. Island I Alherion. PJE. Island
A new Stock Pattern in semi- orcelain 'th ‘
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