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CAPlTALt $32,000
w have studied the question to
be most profitable corner of
the ox Business. Recent stat-
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of young of Patch Foxes are
have been arranged for, andthe
ranch is being built on one of the
moist desirable locations, near
Ch§rlottetown. The Company
wi own and control its own
ranch and equipment.
F. H. Beer, President, Major Chas.
Le' h, A. Miller Matheson, Charles.
E.lMorris, Arthur E. Smith, Dr. C.
H. Beer, W. Frank Morris, E. H.
_ Beer, Sec’y-Treas.
mari; to any Director, or to the
Secretary-Treasu rer,_ whose office
is in Morris Block, Charlotte-
town, P. E. I.
your    gain
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Patch Foxes are said by those
Blacks.
Ten pairs of selected Patches
Provisional Directors
A plication for Stock can be
368&7-25Mstuestf
and a happy presentation to Rev Dr
Bruce ve
Prince Edward island is proud of her . t "mt U19 3|Kl18llil1z Corps which left
loyal sons, who have left and will be  llliglgluglnfllgvfesiggnflile gsdgirgg; horn On Monday morning last, and i .
leavivltr her shores with the adniiral _ gemld ln making me presemallop llvhotare liow .¢l;_.r/gl Cm-Um-,_ meg _ll
' tion, goodwill and good wishes ani _ ., _ t ell!" Y We Come l`l_ Bong the l no an
prove thataboutzg’ percent prayers of every man, woiuaii and ‘v°f"ed the thlfulks .and apwecm lm' especially ln Moncton and St. John
dludbn tht Island of all for Dr. laylor s many lcliilintisses
` ` ' i i tl r aiul part cu ar ,
' ’_* ltllrr  éhidillilimiiioriiiiig services anlil nflmbers t»° che" them. °“ the" Wm"
EDUCAUON C°NFEREN€`E‘ '_ helpful addresses. Dr. Taylor und his “he °m°e" Wm’ met them at st- 'mlm
Mr. R. ll. Cniphvll, l3._\., Supfwiiiteiiil- mn Bmw, lel-l _Wsl,,,.(lnv mmnlng fm. find-lug they were P. E. island boys
out ot' Ediicatioii, and l’ri»t’vssoi~ The- Montreal whom Dr Taylor hopes to be llaid “wi_2_’_ll take a car to the armour-
odorc Ross, leave Uliarloltvtowiithis _ A l _ ., ' - 08. not ng is too good for l'rinvc
morning to utti-nd the int.-r I‘rmiiii~i- ggéllltglllzll%l;;'£‘:::,iTl§§:;:;;sF.?lfgngllgii Edward Islanders" and when they nr»
al Educational Convention at llalilax. lull] ml, llle l-r0nl_ ‘Ml.s_ Taylor and the rlved there, the boys wem give" llll-ce
At the iiiectiiig, at whit-Ii tlli~r».\ will Ullwrs of me mmlly leave on Tuesday Cheers by the St. John soldiers. They
be teachers from each ofrthe l\li\ri- al-wrnoon Ml.s_ Edgar and the chlld_ were put up at the Armouries, and in
time Provinces, avarietyo :liiestoiis N _ ' . ll every way were most hospltably
toiiciiiiig the educuiimi of the three rf" lewc on wedues ay afternoon mr treated. and were more than delight- plies
pro\inc¢s “ill bt dismissed Mr qoromo and Dr' Gurdon and his pany ed with the way they were used PU
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Calliipliell will luke part in at discus- It we on Umm ay morn ng g g -
sion. to be leil by Illr. A. ll. lil(-Kav, _ RETURNED FROM MON-l-REAL ceiveii word that they were to_ leave era.
_ _ _ _ _ ML Rlvllunl Creed ol Alblom Lol by special train for the mobilisation pi-mes.
semis, on Phe _slaiiiinrdizatinii _ot 59_ relumed on Friday from Montreal _camp at__Val Cartier, Quebec. The Ng;
becon<lary_ hducation and of teac 1- where he had been for nearly two send-off they were given at_St. John |11m5_
 mli';_l:l:lll_i.i____~i-telll_fl;il_l_;lsl_____ li_i_lll__g€ momhs in the llosplml sulferlng from was a magnificent one and will never devel
‘: ( ¢ ` “ _ i 1 .'
and the zidvuiilzigc of a Dominion Ed- gllllllllold fever' Mr' Creed is
iiviitiiiii liureau. Professor Ross will ' ll l l ll .first place in the parade to thc sta-
ilt-liv_ei' an address “Vociitioiial Ed- ;l(;illfg‘gd£:§t o?lbilegfl.Egl;?llll;llt;,1_ Ml: tion and Charlottetown biinners were
u<~ation.” It fi .~'~/fm :'ruI"‘J»r=! Creed lnlended to spend his summer much in evidence. At the station it
*_ at McDonald College. Quebec’ where
..v|s|ToRs FAREWELLED.-.xt Mr. *I0 _had “Hallie Of eXD€\‘lm°“l81 DMB-
Jlislive l“itz1:ei'u|<l's suninici' bungalow 0b";'_"lgd f_0 Sl{1kl1€‘-BB,__li_owevp_i;, he was
l ll; ll, _-.-, .-0 ge ogveup swo .
dials] l`iii‘\£‘l\\'t(=llJ‘ii\usilliil teliltiiiifilliiiiiihiif HA "T boys’ and the ladies of me “yumenis ‘
Superintendeiit of Education, Nova
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be lu full Bwlng ln Western pl-lllce presented each soldier lad with a
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-at
_,_ .yr -.. -“‘ ' '  ___,  several pieces _were cut at Miminl-_ f_I_é_1_tsi0ll_ ____;l’ll_ee_l\f_I)oncton Tr_ai_lscr_i_pt Stee
" “ H,  _ __"__" ‘ rf-~ ' galit.`Quite is ot of oats was we _ me HCCONH 10 ' _
,- ~ _»».~<~.‘.'.'7;‘-’f~: l"`T~5-.lr-_:,~`.‘3<~ _-`.. .  turned. and it is expected that ~ nie Ulllrlvttetowu boys as follows: "At poratlogligcofll b00kS,§cal _grets
-,_,l, _-_ `> !_l\'_l},¢_',~;__f_<__~:_;,~f‘i" &>_’¢,_» blllllers will begin wo,-l{~ln the out Moncton the New Brunswick and S95, fu f .S ampsi e C- ne,
:‘ -i=‘.§-*__-____-3  ~f, ____-   llelds on M0nday_ The crops lu the Prince Edward Island units concen- f0l‘dp
`  <'=/"7 l  . e s.
Don’t he a “Half-Portion”
Be a "full portion,” perfectly developed,
full-rounded man by doing a man’s work
and eating a man’s food.
is the perfect food for men and women who
do things with hand or brain. It supplies
all the body-building material inthe whole
wheat grain in digestible form. A 'food for
the outdoor man and the indoor man, for
youngsters and grown-ups, for athletes and
invalids, for any meal in any season. Ask
your grocer.
Always heat the Biscuit in oven to restore crispness;
then pour over it milk or creiiin, adding siilr or augur to
suit the taste. Dcliciously nourishing for any meal in
combination with berries or other fruits of any kind.
Try toasted 'I`risi'uit, the Shredded Wheat Wafer, for
luncheon with butter, cliccsc or murmaladea.
Made by
The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Limited
Niagara Falls, Ontario
27-F Toronto Office: 49 Wellington Sl. East
B this week. First barley was out at l1°\1Sf>wife~ Cheer upon cheer runs '
Skinner’s Pond on Monday, August
17, and toward the end of the week
Y £5 ‘
Picks of lull. l-,esldes me usual a. passed anything so.far. Here, where
mount. The prospects for oats and the population contains a substantial 779
lwheat was never better and the percentage of French people general- 840-6~ITl02S3i.6l'll0
‘some is true in regard to potatoes and ly are most demonstrative. It cleav-
Gomiiiusr
__ pi'ohiibl_v be liiiprecrdelitedly sliccesn- lleve every Wold I preach I feel that
gas N. mmrnaasxl
6°” D118* lafhefs 111SfaHf1Y.m h°f. Of <=°1d» hard  ‘s°.:;..  .‘.'.'....£.1"‘;f.1i;‘:i l"~"”~il€f?“;‘f.‘. °1'l»“53=  'i»”fi‘»'2`£i1..-"’I-lIll`l’
or soft water _ converts itself instantly into __ __ __ __
thick, vilorous suds that remove grease, grime ~.~'I.'.”..’“,...‘$"‘f....§“’l§i. .,';°'.l"'.’l`“.§‘.‘§.‘l‘;"ai@i it will be the ...ms i si... mit
and sett ed_ stains and . clear ~ out impurities
and germs. for Perclieron. a class of horses which on "hard tack” and alkalai water.
T
_ have been thoroughly renovated and e very ogica .° 8 _
Gold Dust spares you and .protects your clothes time hi... 1...-........i.. ...i ..<i.iiti.m to ff" '"°"“““K ff” "‘l‘;°‘{'“ “{‘f‘B{,"'§l“d
_fr  d the grand stand. The buildings have “"5 when 5° mlm’ 8 ge mu' Q
On] WHS 031' Wear. all been w|l|¢Q.wn5l,¢¢l_ ihe 'going instead of those with fami-
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Save ` yourself long
are hecnrnink quite numerous here._'.l.hen B tlllng that has always seem_
home letters recei d it is learned
Taylor ut an album wit views
TuEsDAY_ _ iiitersuersed with several addresses .l.HE»~ slq.NfA'l.uNa. co____Ps__By
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were the citizens turned out ln large .
Thursday mornin the Sl nallcrs re Ko
well a.-
Iie will spend this week Judg-
is estimated that there were some
20.000 persons. His Worship the
Mayor of St. John, was present and
delivered a farewell speech to the
RVES1-|NG___ Ha,-vestln wl|| Canadian Club provided ii lunch and
out upon the air, and this was conti-
iiued until the train pulled out ot’ the
Western end of' the Island never were lfaled “Hd me Scene lllill HFCCKHG U8 ne
lwlwlel-_ Neal-ly every farmer has ‘ on our arrival at the railwa ci ' sur
Cana
be forgotten by any one ot’ them. antee
Prince Edward Island was given the model-au,_
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dian Kodak Cameras ,nd sup'
are greater favorites with the
o than any other. Canadian ' ‘
dak films fits any roll film Cam-|
Azo Paper gives you better
1: time you want is Camera,
Paper, etc., Call on ug wg
op and print pictures and guar-
satisfaction and our prices are
 _
NEW WAR P1NsZt
made in striking designs-
emblems of _the c_on_certed
action of Great Britain and '
the Dominion in the present
great war.
SHOW YOUR COLORS
By special arrangement we
have secured a number of
these emblems for the read-
ers of “The Guardian” now
Complete Outfits for. ..
Companies
We supply artistic prospectuses
on sale at the “Guardian of-
fice at 10c each.
(The exceedingly low price
does not convey the excell-
I-litho, stock certificates, cor- ence in workmanship Sud '
articulars and state your
P. D. Ayer & C0
Main St., Mncton, N. B.
fine enamelling-you will be
proud to wear one of these
really handsome emblems.)
BRING THIS COUPON AND
turnips. age there has been between the two ’ If
~é- races in the past that gulf has surely
Prince Edward Islaiid's Honor Roll
in regard to her contribution oi’ men
for the aid of the Empire in her pre-
sent struggle continues to grow. as ii reality. The Union Jacks and the
loyal response continues to be made L trieolor are entwined. The flags of
to the call to arms that has beenlallies-brothers. Moncton did her-
sounded tliroiigliout the British Dom- .self proud to-night. Tlirougli l\loiic»
iiiions. ton passed the entire niaritinie cou-
lii addition to those detaclunents tingent and the railway city saw to it
that have already proceeded from that the sons of the blood were gi\en
this province to assemble at Val (‘ur- royal welcome an licarty, tliunderous
tier with other volunteers from the bon voyage. All thc day tho city had
front another coiitingeiit of brave been cn fetc and thc ;:rniill fliiaif.: to-
lads will be leaviiig this niornintz for nigtli when the troop trains pulled
the niobilisatiou camp preparatory to northward and on to Val Cartier in
helm.: despti-.lied to fight l`or the fini.: earliest contributed u-splendid climax
on European soil. It comprises the to an afternoon of uiicqiialled patriotic
voliiiitt-ei's that have enlisted from denicnstration all along the line. "
the 'l`liirty-sixth 1*. E. I. Light llorsc, _,__ _
as follows:
Lleut. A. M. Lefnrgey, Sunimerside. -_._
Sgt. W. Squareiiriggs, Suniniersidc_ `
Sgt.. K. A. l\fi‘Fzulyeii.
Sgt. Fraiik Gaudet.
('rpl. (‘. Rogers.
been bridged. French and English in
Moncton to-night are one people. The
“entente cordiale” has indeed become
_ _ _ George C. 'l`.-iylor, although not xvrit- l
'{:l`00Df‘l‘ l{l_iU`°l‘l_G1l'\ll‘f- D I ten for publication, fully explains Mr
rooper .- exaiuer '. cuncy. '|' l pls 'd f - _ t. l ., _
'l‘rooln\r J. i\li~l)onald. ny 0 l eB"Q"`ms du y as H C el"
Trooper Robert Duviir. _
To show the suprt-ine loyalty that lll F '
has Ainovell these incn to volunteer for ` r' md J' Nash' f
active s0|‘\'il:e it may be stated that ' "
tlioligli (-aviilr_\'iiit\i\ tlioy huvc. enlist-
nian and as it British subject.
Tue of their tl~llo\\ tioopvis have 0 E
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also enlisted for the front hut as ur- f
tilloryiiieil. 'l`h<‘_v are (‘<irl»iiral I). A. l)""'r MF- Nash.
Mellonald and 'Froopvr Neil Walker,
who have voliinloi-roll to serve with Yours is just to hand und I um
the Fourth liegiiiieiit i\rtillci‘_v detach- dwllllillg you ii lille re my going to .
ment, and are now in training in the front. It was ii surllrlsu to inc 1-'
Cliarlottctown. to hear that it had become geiitriilly 
-i known that 1 had put in nn iipplicii- 
_ PR;OVlN_ClA__L_ __E£(H_IB|_1_'|0|:I.-:lil tion, I vrrote Major Leigh, lmiig un-
. » * 1 l ~. : < f ' - . ‘
li"itSliiliit(iliii(L\i1lii<[ili with lidlievdlvllldelqv Ame to S00 mm persqlmuy bud mud
t‘b _ _-ll I '_l_ _~_ -__-__‘ _ -_-_ I would go hui. I did i-ot. expect
,lilll e]§`?l'_‘_‘_'fm°‘ » W* ___l=l;f1_l’_<1°<»_*lf_l$l"‘ that anyone would know- .yi it i.ii1il
,l,u§s_l‘_‘w qe_‘;:‘(____‘l‘;_':__ _)_;“_E____p  5; the call came for men. However,
tend liver the three days following, 23, n_0w "mt it _ls kflown ll "my say "mit
24. and 25. The affair on this occasioil hom the m"“""l" "Z  ‘cn 1 owed this
proniiscs to be of universal lntercsi, "meh to “he 1"'"1’""‘ it 1" ‘i'“"ly
nnfl lite an iiii|':u'tive rizc list is to me "' "NTT "f duty "nd I '-"W
state that the amount shows an in-ldllly no mutter what the cost might
,.l~,.llSL. ml lust yea,-'S prize 115; 1n'be. I nm iiwarc of many it failure in 
vicw of the fact that horses and cattle other lines but I ani thankful to he 
/f;
will lililsly be in rxrout lieniund as H. able to louk myself silunre in the
_ stood it. Then again I could iievrr "
xl ibiti l _ _
will also he it suitable one for the ol. palrlutlmn and hL_ml3,__ mm mm
llnglucrs  ‘ll-m"g,?l for the lxllues lx selling patience and coiiragciinlesshl
i r L ops icre w _ _ _l __
lllrce _lays of horse mU_ felt that I lmd dom. what I l-.,l|l<l to
ing. The classes will be eight and _go “B mr “R *WY "UN," '“"'“ "“"‘l" W*
purses rungiiig from $28 to $100 will U I _nm Called at nh I ‘-vililt to 1.70-
be put up. There arc on the present to the front. I have been preacliingl
_ _ ` _ i__ te riblein 'itl .1 d i nl ‘t `
imii-.ular avr-iits ol the lcxliibitlon willlol my working plan of lifc to be-l
ful. Quite an attraction will be the aero- ' .
i»i.lii¢. f|igl_i¢s of llir. Paoli, me iioteti l§0§‘;"’l‘l' f’°w‘;n§";§‘ltll,“°l‘l’,’e,,t,°l,i:r,,‘fQ;§f_
av ntor w io male such successful _ _ . ~
fllgllls lwm two years num and wlwlbeing round the uorld quite a bit I
will give two flights each day., hotli 1 md "‘Ys°U' If I “m culled “S “I l
chaplain good and well, lf as n. sol-
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class on the prize list for Shire horses. la horse or handle a rifle with UW Of
while there will also he a new cliiss,them and I have lived many a day
The following let/ter from the Rev.
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 coiiifortable, is the licst safeguard against ill-health for both children and ,,,'/',
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cd to servo as_iiitanli'y_ii_ieii. _ M nu_cl_l_ Au _ 19__h_ wl_l_  (]lIILDRl<IN’S ills usiiallybcgiii with acold-and notliiiigcauses colds l 
l"resli air drawn in from out-of-doors wurniefl to 'list ilie riillit ¢:~.-
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temperature, and distributed so that every part of the liousc is eqiiiilly  l
Blazer Furnace . 
‘ll D _ _ ld _ ~ f g draws in the fresh, pure air from out-of-dooi's, and sends it, wanned, ffl/
offered, about $8,000 being set aside FW I lllvv or-flys hc sebum _of  - _ _ .. . . .. l  l ' ll l _- 'l‘ll.l'- .l l-l 'ff-gg
for uw __ul_p0S(__ lt is llllemsmlg to llmwr mtl, myscll ,lover lu Ellrmk ,.,__._,_ l.»ut_lu:-t nsliuic .is e\tr, o ucry roon in ie_ioii_s_c .1 is \\ iy oiiies 
/ that are Blaizci'-\v.1r_iiie<1 are more l_ll<,_~\l,ll>ll<UL as well as more “
C()i\ll"ORTABl'.l'f.
 f Yet Blazer I"lii'ii.ices cost less to install than liot-water systems, are
:-criiilt of the war, it is expected that face and any that tl.usfm~1|m\~u .lone '(42
ii lziwzor number of uninials than l`or~},l,y (lllty alll-nys ,lg 1 have miller- 
nierly will be on exhibition. ns no better l,lnagllle ---.- -~-- lacing i. sul-i,»\s.w 
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place for bargains can he found than‘  eC0n0m\__m_e in favor of lllc itlllazur-»_ 
the L \ on ginunr. llie occasion tlrm llul.m,_, Wm. mme mul sll.llll.mg 
very economical ill coal consuinlilion, coiivciiiciit to oliefutc, and iiindc to f '
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card and we will give you  
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you-also sending you a copy _,.,LMU, 
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of this interesting booklet
about the “Blazcr”.
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h ld 1 's go flint. Of
   lilililrses lllierc il; ‘vliiyi work in Zion
lizoon - 1, ' 1 ».
ales. _Tho largezpagtfge i ”
moms (renter economy
- _ - if Aiwa s Welcome
tl, ndd bl th lf y _ _i
oflyoaur clcillhesi by(-lui if 'ill' lmlnl 
ing and t 'ng a pach- .ts-_.
age l;>fdG0ldqDlISt next -'  `<~
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6 "Basliet P&l°i.'l€§"
These  Church and I can assure you that if
hours of weary, dreary . . ““ er”-~~ ll ls hard for A man to 1=°~'° wife
_ _ and family it is just as hard to
. think of leaving those who have giv-
en so great a love as my people have
given me there. I think of children
in tba church wno are always on my.
mind andlt. seems I should stay for
them. lint another man could do as
well. Oi course this is taking for
granted that I may be called t-ut
meanwhile I am still Planning my
wlnter’s work in 'case I rclilhill-
'riils is the browns dvirh 0' B
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HOTEL OXFORD
Conley Square, Boston. Hua
(ihurch
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'mv civilisation. that has  itself on
things ineroly--~mMM‘f_lii._ l--‘_ - 
with kiss reflvfrltli. ' C' 
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