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~ ¢A'"CANADlAN COMPANY- with officers 1 '
from Charlottetown to.-Vancouver. .
*ALSO A HOME COMPANY' 'because about
‘TWOHUNDRED and FlFI`Y» THOUSAND _ ~
~DOLLARS (250,000) local capital is invested ,
_in its Shares, being more than the paid-up .
capital of many Trust Companies. ' ` 1
A special feature of the management O
is that the money deposited for investment
will all be loaned (up to the requirements)
in this Province on Real Estate Securities.
DOMINION TRUST COMPANY
The Perpetual Trustee i
PAID UP- CAPITAL
and undivided profits over $ 3,000,000 '
TOTAL ASSETS#
Controlled by Company 18,096,000 
AND
Trustees for Bondholders , 26,518,000;
Advisory Board V
W. H. Aitken
Hon. Chas. Dalton
Frank R.'Heartz -
H. M. Davison
M’anager.
Charlottetown I
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l Morris Block
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Ali dressy. .vomen will be
pmticularly.pl_eased with the
new showing of  ' `§
Natty ideas in
Queen Quality
buttoned boots. Shown in
patent - styles 'with black
cloth tops, new last and toe.
$5.00 a pair. ~
Another boot with patent
vamp, cravenette quarter,
kidney heel, new toe and last
$5.00. _ 1
Alley & Co. ’ 1
135 Queen Street _
P l=Amateurs='i
The Prince Edward' Island Hospital
Annual _Meeting
Notice is hereby given that in pur~
uunce_oi the Act of incorporation a
Public Meeting Auf' all contributors to
The Prince Edward Is1snd~Hosp1tsl.
will be-'held in the Parlor ol the
Young Men’s Christian Association,
Glix.rlottetov`vn, on Thursday the 28th
0"! oi May, 1914 ut the hour of 8
p. m., for the purpose ol electing
rustees for `the government of the
Institution in accordance with the
/ hye-lnws and for the transaction of
such other business as may be
hrought before lt.
B. Bsldersjznn,
_ ' Secretary of Trustees."
mr.-5-izmlui.
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0ur Coal ls in The Lead
get best results' when
they leave their films or
plates at the
=Cook Studio=
      cnsstorrsrown Gunn
KTHE fEl$TEliN GUARDIAN 'l»
...STKE MORNING Guardian cm ybe
obtained in Bonris sth. J..Mshon's.
_ -n_-
f...°'l'. GORDON IVEB _is Guardian
Agent in Montague. .`
...‘THE _MORNING DAILY Guar-
dlan,esh.,be obtained at W. A. John-
s_ton's, Montagile.
J _ ..`.~'r-in mnrr-A as-party win
he held at Bt. Charles on Wnduesdsy
July 221111. 2899-5-161/|21.
...°SERl0lIS LOSS.-Mrs. J. A.
Dingwell .of Fortune had the misfor-
furtune last week to lose o very line
cow.-F. ' ‘
...'MR. ED. IT. FEEHAN Guardian
representative in Souris will gladly
receive subscription and sdvertising
matter nt'th.oilicc of undertaken.
W, l.. Dingwell. ,
- ...*SUliSCRIBEliS ehouid renew a
.week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss on issue, ss all papers are
discontinued promptly on expiry
date.
FUX STUCK UUUTMIUNS
FURNISHED AND CORRECTED
BY THE FOX EX-
- :zz-gf:rf-.1-_1::,1‘.1-_-.1-ff22-:.¢.~.-;\vvt~:_‘-1*-‘ff-‘L-.1A 1'-`-`-1*-2*:-“-L-“-iii-‘f-“-‘-'f-‘fri-1 '''''''''' - ::.~.-:_-::,  I
I Staple Department l Special
--*ONE CENT per word each inser
tion for advertising in thiseolumn.
_Cash must accompany order. Mini-
mum charge twcntydlve cents.
 
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NEW YORK STOCKS
May 15th, 1914.
L-hgh Low Close
Atchison .......... .. .........9s¢, 96; sci
Am. Beet Sugar 221
Am. Bmelters  Gif
Amol. (topper   ...'14 7311 732
Brooklyn R.'l`.      92i
Canadian Pacino  .103| 192| 102;
Erie      ... “.291 28; 28]
Mex. Petroleum    ‘63 62 63
Miss Pacific    ".181 171 18|,
Northern Pacific  ...111} 111 _111
Pennsylvania   ...111§ 1115 111%
Reading     .liilik 165% 166
Southern Pacific  931 92; 92;
Union Pacific   .1575 1571 1571-
U.B. Steel    01% 611 610
Utah Copper . . . . . . .
.,581 53 58
MONTREAL S'1`O(}1&B
Hilh Lov' Close
Brazilian Traction  .H772 775 77;
Canada Cement   ...29§- 29% "
Detroit      ...No
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MENT COMP
LTD.
Alherton Dork Silver
-Belmont
‘lleech Wood
.Barkers
ririzntos
Belfast Fox Oo.
Beech Hill '
Uhnrlottetown
Carruthers
Dalton
original
New issue
Dominion
mpire
A. E. Mchenn (lo Ltd.
DAILY
CHANGES AND INVEST-
ANIEB
'Par
100
10|:
100
50
100
100
~50
50
ill()
100
100
Dinuis Pedlgreed Foxes
100
100
' 100
101|
Asked
Price
1 40
i l.'|
4 -:J
55
115
110
70
\ 60
175
110
100
150
100
135
125
Eastern 100
Freeland 40 -
nr Producers Ltd.
Great Canada Northern
Howstt-Dalton
Ives
Milton Patch Fox Oo.
Montague
110
60
100 100
100 125
100
100
100 140
50
750
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To .The Amateur
Photographer
we hnvc pieced in our studio two
new wushers for films and prints.
These with our up-tio-:lute methods
we run give you host results.
Bayer Studio 1
.....,._,_._ _ H v-_...___ -4 J
Artistic Photography, .En-
largements, Developing and
Printing for Amateurs, Pic-
ture Framing &c. 5
THE ACORN STUDIO
SOURIS
2345.5-13M Inna
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1°..‘%_;-o.-,A HOTEL FORVSALE
THE CURLESS HOTEL at Grand
rolls, N. B., containing fifty rooms
sphclous dining room sud excellent
ggmpio rooms in connection, will be
sold for s. bargain on a cash’ basis.
This is n first class hotel, modern
and upto date in every way, with
o well established reputation with
the A.l travelling public. It is one
or the best hotel propositions in the
province for ir live hotel man. For
particulnrs communicate with J. M.
l{El!lFlll, Solicitor for the Gurlesr‘
Wntate, Grand Walls, N. B., Box 94.
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50
1100
Mount Edward 100 100
lnssnchusetts 100 125
North Milton Pedi-
f greed Foxes
North 'l‘ryon Oo.
orth Shore
Provincial
Park Farm
Prince Royal
Proina »
Regni .. ._ . . _ 100 -
100
125
100
120
105
125
10
100
100
100
100 V
100
100
10
295
sale
Dom. Steel C0rD’n . . . .
,.23 22 22 '
Minn. 8: st. Pain (Soo)   ......\2s
Montreal Power . . . ,
..220% 220 220
Quebec Ry.    ...14 13 13?;
Richelieu & Ontario  ...99§ 99 99
Sliriwinlaan   ......l33 132% 132§
Span sh Rivor Com.     
Toronto RY.    1332 1331 1323
Lnurenthle . . . . . . . . . .
.1791 179 179
A oorros
High liow Close
iiDot»-13.40 unchanged
Muv      ...1290 1-287
-`l|\l|v   . . ......1240 1243
October     ...118§< 1134
December   ,.,......118li 1185
1292
1244
1185
1185
GRAIN AND PIIOVISIONS.
High Low Gloss
July
July
Muv
Julv
Mnv
.Iulv
Mnv
whore  I. ...mari sri
mhent  . _ ...B71 873
Corn  .. . ...G9-5 68;-
(Jorn  _  ...G75 G71
l’uri'_  .  ...1082 1972
Pork  .. .. ......2002 1907
Lord    ..._..1007 1005 1007
.lulv Lord     .1020 1017 101'(
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1; ii minimis g;
-1-1-fl-I-1-I-l»~i~!-I-I-1-1-1~i-1-i-1-I~l-l-1-.
MR. Hunninr A.`vEssnY. -
371
sri
60;
67;
1972
1901
H.. J. McNeill Cn. ' . ~ 6
Rayner International ...100 110
Rogers Payton 10
Record
Rosemont
Smith
Seal River 100 -
Samson 200
Bouris Block Fox Co.
Spring Pork Fox (lo
Silver Tip
Sterling
Taylors '
Three Rivers
'l‘uplin Irving
rout River 40 45
ipton 50 O5
New Haven _ 25 25
15
ll 25
100 125
100 100
125
230
125
190
1,50(
12h
100
100
100
1500
100
100
100 105
1-00 100
"CAR'l‘iCR & Gil. have to arrive by
lloston Steamer 20 tons (.400 bags)
“PEE'RLi".SS" GROUND OYBTER
SI-IFJLLS: I0 tons (200 bugs)
“MlCA" CRYSTAL GRIT for POUL-
TRY._ Tlurre is nothing about the pl-
ucc pays better thnn Poultry in thrse
doys oi hiali prices for- !l€(ifi`S and
ilrcssed: POULTRY, it will pay mnny
times over the cost to look nfter the
lovin!! hens. They must -have GROUND
OYBTER SHELLS and (lRI'l`;, keep
it before them always; Special pric-
es to EGP. (‘IR(‘Ll-TS nnrl- others ro-
quirinq largu quantities. Write for
prices. 2383-5-15Mfli. A
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Have flyou a friend who
cannot ndacomfortable
shoe? _ '
-We can lit him com- »
fo . ly., 1 ` , '
 the most up-
todate sty es. `
I-Iaveyou a friend who
is' looking for the best
‘fell-resin ’* . shoe made?
Sen him to us. We sell
Gold_fBond Slices. _Send
'.10 us., '
~ ide 5.00, 5.50, and 6.00.
& Smith
It is With the deepest regret The
Iluardi-an chronicles the denth of Hu-
ert A only son of Mr. R. Vcssey in
the thdrtieth year of his nge, (1.-eggs.
ed was 5 honest, industrious, hurd-
Nmrking young man, always ready to
lend s helping hand to them, who
needed his nssistafncc. On April the
16th when. sawingwood for s heigh-
ilor, he 'complainéd of not feeling
IWJU. and. returned to his home enrly
in the afternoon. About two crolook
in the mornlngfhe grew worse, Dr.
Murchison was immediately eeiini in,
ut all that me-dflcu1,skill, and loving
hands. could do. could not banish
hat dren<l'iliseass, pneumonia, and
_cn the twenty-second, his spirit
peacefully passed nwsy to its;eternal
reward, there to await his Ssviou."s
all. Besides s large circle of friends
and relatives, be leaves to mourn, n
hart ‘brokcmfather and one ister
Katie. Although the roads were n1~
most impossible, _his remains were
I llowed toitheir lsst resting place
in Bonslhaw by about 90 sleighs. The
funeral service was conducted by
Rev. Mr. Hattie of the Presbyterian
church. The pall heiirers were Mr.
Russell Boyce, Eddy Boyce, Charles
McGaugbey, Bradford Boyce, Neil
Salmoudi and Donald Mk:Fay1len.
Tl-ll'i LATE MR.-IOIIN C.McCARTIl.Y
'The residents of Tignish snd vicin-
ity were shocked nn Tuesday last to
bear of the death of hir. -lobn C-
McCsrthy, Sen Cow Pond. The slr-
cumebances connected with the dentli
are pnrtlcularlv soil but somewhat
different from what wals first report-
ed, Mr. Mefisrthy left Tignlsh on
Monday night for Seo Cow Pond
about six miles distant. It ls
thought that -when but s short way
from home the horse became fright-
ened and bolted throwlng,_t,he de-
ceased to the ground overturning the
wagon upon Mr. Mc(‘srthy. When
picked up the unfortunate msn was
gtill breathing but expired shortly
afterwards, His neck had been brok-
en. The late Mr. l\lcCarthy was one
oi no most higniv respected resid-
ents °p£ 'ritnntsh abd was pr<1mlr.1nntlY
connected with the lo-lzfster business 11°-
lm; one of the les-4'1n~g packers. He had
nttalnrd his 75th your and leaves to
dsnlrre his loss, hr~~.i~des ,, host ol
friends. his sorrowimz widow and ~
'mfze |,,mi1y~--l~‘m\r daughters and
an sons. 'rss crush?" y»\'°"~M*°°
pug,-|c,_ tgaoim- M, hellv s Cross..
pine, gf" Marv, Notre .Dems Acnd-
gmy, Ohsrlottetowmi Sister St. Alcpr.
sins, Montreal on-ri Sister Bt.'Gorn-ld.
providence. Tl. 1 T. Th* ser! f\1`°f°-
~Chcst/er, Low Student, Chsrlottctvwh
. _ '_-I
 
on ospoeielly -[DOI fil'
ciiildna' hoesnss thi! U*
pieassi so use, guns. il
sewn, do not lrrluu use
bowels not develop s noel
loieostlnnsi or iscfvvll
doses. s box. I! 1°'
_/
is possible
200 "yards of 36 inch fine soft Madapol-
lam Cambric for underwear, absolutely
free from'dr.essing. Regular 18c
300 yards of 42 in. Madapollam finished
absolutely soft and free from dressing
ready for the needle. The proper width
for economical cutting of underwear.
Regular 40c, special at 306
200 yards of the best, finest and sheer-
est soft finished 42 inch Madapollam it
"special at 126 yd.
A yd.
to obtain. Regular 45c,
- special at 356
yd.
Men’s
Light Weight ,O Underwear
Men’s light weight natural color Balbrig-
gan underwear, long legs and sleeves
" 90c suit
Best quality natural color Egyptian Bal-
briggan Underwear, either long legs and
arms or athletic length 1.20 S1111
Combinations ,
town, square
length, in white. only 1.50 suit
-Wool Makes
White parous knit underwear klosed _
krotch, athletic length 906 Slllt ~
Best quality. natural Balbriggan made with
klosed krotch, long legs and arms 1.10 Suit
Airywear, the finest and coolest suit in
knit' of fine lisle. Athletic
unshrinkable
L.......
1 Very fine quality of English light weight _
and comfortable in fit, all sizes
,A Medium weight Penman’s natural color
» unshrinkable wool underwear, all sizes
all wool, underwear. Fine y
$2.20 to 2.75 suit
$2.90 to 3.65 suit
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Gerald, Principal ‘of Georgetown
High School, S. A., in the employ
of the U,.\`.R. ot Victoria, B.C., and
Lester, Msn-ager for l’.E.Islend for
Messrs. W. S. Loizgie Uompany, Chat;
ham, .\'.B. The iunernl took Place
to Tlgnlsh Catholic church on Friday
wh-are .1 reu_uieir» High Mass was cele-
brnted hy the Parish Priest, Father
llougald lisclicnslrl. It was exceD°
tlonally largely sttendcd and among
the visiting clergyman present were
Rev. Maurice 'McDon»sld, Alherton,
Rev. Stephen MacDonald, Brac, Rev.
P. P. Arscnault, Mt. l‘srmel and
Rev. T. Curran, l{elly's Cross.
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iexomsn oonrsns :mn
s'rn.L in rr-ir. Loan
J snnnwron, uso., my ic.-'rwe
f-'ngiisn golfers iednlm aggregates in
the earlier play for the St.Geo\'Po‘v~
firpnd Challenge Cup today. They
.\‘liiN’I‘i<7N(`El) TO TWEN'l`\' 
YEARS IN l"l~iN1'I`l~.fN'l‘IARY
v.\.\'<'oUvl-:u,`_inty 1-lr..-'i`nr@» A Very D¢3il'ablC PYO'
Russiams, who were cnpiurcfl as the _
time of the llolil-11|: of the New llnz
elton bank sit weeks ngo, were today |    1
sentenced to tuenty years each in ,
the p|~nitent'iury. Two other ron- AT GLENFANNING' KINGS O0'
hers were killed at the time, and nn~l The undersigned offers for sole his
other in still in hospital gnfioring property consisting of fifty acres of
from th_e injuries rec-eiw-<1. The excellent land, twenty-five acres of
lender, who got nwny with $1,200 which are in n state .oi good cultiva-
wng n¢ve|- ¢~;\p1;\|r¢¢]_ ',U0ll. T110 Iémlllrdel' 18 Unv-
erod with s good mixture
of hard and soft wood. There --s
two acres of alder mud and a never
failing stream of good' water center-
ally located. _
The buildings are in thorough re-
pair. A good roomy dwelling house
three out buildings including 3 burn
|42 it long 24 it wise, wen iuiuued
,There is n genuine pump convenient-
ly located which gives a supply of
‘good water.
I This property is situated on the
Grand River Road, one hnlf mile
ivore Robert Harris, oi Harwood
Downs. and E. Martin Smith, of ins
Royal Bt. George's Club whose totnl
for (hh two rnunzlis was 153 Strokes.
D. Renron of the Crewhorouqh, Eno.,
who ws: the lender ln yoster<lny’s
-1" with n score _ni 72 strokes for
the hrst round, made the second
round in 82 strolies, thus bringing his
.from ,the public school three. miles
from Cardigan village and five miles
from Bridgetown.
1 For further particulars apply to
the owner on the .p-»emises.
1 Alexander A. McGiiv1'sk
Giants .
9824-6-B\l7i pd.
‘aggregate up to 154.
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