FDHKER PABTOR T0 PREACH.-
H. B. Thomas ol ge Carleton 'of some misunderstanding as to the A Utliodllt ' Ullll-Hill. 3¢- 0111!. Yillfexpedicncy of that particular piece ,fpreach in the First 'Methodist churehyof road receiving such attention in T
tomorrow morning and evening. Mr.
Thomas was the former l>ast0r of city in need also of being macsdam- T this ehuroh in Chiu-iomtown. lisrd, his hu-ii resumed ond is now si.
most completed. It is evident. evsn‘at
T0 VISIT ST- J0HN-- Rev- J- this stage that the work has been ex- T
Hraney leaves this morning for St.
John where he will preach on Sun-.road is finished it should compare »l~ day in the _Carleton ll¢th°\1i¢¢frovorsi>1y with the best streets oi the Church. on the °°¢e=i°u 0! the an-'oity. when the making no of this T
, po , .
nlversary of that church of which
dl
he was l>&8¢0\' b¢l0Y¢ 0011-108 Vfproceeded with on that part of
Charlottetown. P
-i ` mond Street and Sydney Street.
P\’!`lUlP¢ the Christian volume is the
BEING REFLOORED-Those whose
business take them frequently to the
Customs Department will share in T
in
the pleasure of its staff at the fact
that a new H001' is 110W bei-DE D'-\_¢ Europe. having taken a post~gradu~ H into the Customs onice. The wors ate course ln English and Gu-man will beagrcat improvement in the uni,-erSl;l¢g_ l-e¢_-eiveg 8 unanimous H
appearance of these omces, and fum- C
lshes further evidence of the satisfnc- hyterlgn ¢ongl-eg,,;l0n at Chipmam tory manner in which the present y_
Government is carrriu: out the wb- mooring of the st. John Prosbytery
lic vforks and maicrrsining UN \‘al'i"y
ous public offices and buildings in of McGill University and Westminster B00d repair. Hall, Vancouver. I-Ie has had abril- H
»----- liant career asastudent both in
C ' T
hilt fllliii U16? all shall meet in fu-
Nlw Sill" undefshids wah call to one of the largest congrega-
narrow knife pleated flouncc so tions in the glsritime Prolilwes o\I\_|l:- _ ° l urs well for is future use u ness. e iopular in London. it Sian ey is
Bros. per parcel post. Two
d
.h‘de, purp|e' Bluch lloyd’ Campbell, Charlottetown.
`*"" Would, in the way his wisloni reed
Navy, Cerise, Paddy, Laws
Tel Fddlya
an Prince ti-eets, which ha been llllpcndcd by the Mayor on account
preference to other streets of the
ceptionally well done and when the
rtion is ilniahe the work will be
rince Street running from Rich
AN I.\'\'I'I`A'l‘ION.-'I‘he Rev. John
ce, who recently returned from
all a few days ago from the Pres-
B. The call was dealt with at a 'li
sure- nom vom( -'rho -on oi asa- lm' B””’__f_‘” U"-‘ '
el°.qIg9'; 'h:vxtt1lc:n °érc?i;cGeor:ed (s°l°°u°" nom B“““. °°"°r" '.
V d s '
I lbnxlh hm lonely cot appears in
vf¢w,
he expectant wee-things. toddlin,
stacher through
o meet their Dad. wfllichterlng
noise an glee
he cheerful supper done, wi' serious
face
-»..~#ll""
-i
1.. ilk;
the arket
Only a Small Portion of the Stock Remnlm If you Intend I_nvesting'it Would he N eC¢8S¢If3" t0 “ke Im"l¢dl°f¢
. vw
r
l
» _ i 7 Appzioorson for sfork P
wide,
hey round the ingle from a eii-ele
he sire turns o'er, wi' par-ti-igrehal
`The two important points to consider when investing in the Fox- llndus- '
. McNeill, of Elmsdale, this prov- H
grace N8 ha Bible, once his lather's pride.
theme,
ow guiltlms blood for guilty man
was shed
0" H0. Who bore in heaven the
second name,
ad not on earth whereon to lay his
head.
|101! kl1€¢1iii§ down, to I-Ieaven's
Eternal King,
esterday. Mr. Mc.\'rill is a' graduate The Salah the lathu-_ ,md me hug.
auada and Europe and his early
ason of .‘\fr. W. C. McNeill, Elms- ale and anephew of Mrs. Robert 8
WHAT A HOME INDUSTRY
Saturday Night )
Beneath theshelter of a_n aged tree;
The '
Tha
hand prays:
Olle “springs exulting on trium-
phant wing,’ ’
ture days.
t He who stills the :°aven’e clam- orous nest,
nd decks the llly» fair in flowery
pride,
the best,
Grry and Black. $2.50 each .\11-JAi\'S-What does it m-ran to 8 For them and for thier miie ones
C
-bvanley Bros. _ la
2310 ir.-25-n3i
l average, between 80 and 100 men 1-
the year round. Most of those men
formed that the total number of per-
' sons, employees and their fauzilie
W
ity or to a province to have a large ctory? In the city of Charlotte-
town the factory of Messrs. Bruce Fl. Stewart & Co., Ltd., employs. on an
ave families and the Guardian is in- p
i i
‘ iieaffhai
Cold Room
wlth the Perfection Oil Hoof- er. The Perfecti u is the very latest word in ellicient, saiisfadory, econ( mlcal and durable neat
There is no smoke, no cd. r
from the Perfeftion itoie. The flime is easily adj-isted and the oil tank holis enough
oil for a day-~-the meter tells you how much fuel has bien consumed.
There ave hundreds of
points to the Perfecllon that you should invesliga\e_ Call in and see this stove.
Fennell & (handler
Victoria R-iw. ,
tory is over 230. This means that ___l the stores of Charlottetown, dry """"`""""""""""""""""""`""" goods, boots and shoe stores, gror
cery stores, tailors dressmakers,etc., Myers- a prosperous and progressive receive a share of patronage which, larmer of Lake verde' Lot 43' cam. without the factory they w0\1ld Iwi brated his Both birth-day on Monday receive. It means to the province an goth' mst" by llavlng a lew of llls u fi '
“PPO” “WY fm' its Yoimg me” W nd near relatives, as has been the cus- employmeut at their homes instead t
of going abroad for it. Its further ex- g
tension would mean an extension of at g ‘these benefits h°th to the city and to iiiucli enjoyed At 12 o'clock high lthe province. It means, besides an te `
L
_ \ ill/
i l
_ . m o e a a
_ . ‘ __{_,--*"”` . _
.., l ll, ~ committee was appointed to lnvesti
ill
5.
ho derive their living from the fac-
provide.
om scenes like thece nlil Sf:-~t‘ii‘s
grandeur springs,
hat makes ber loved at home,
revered nhrfmfl: `
rinces and lords are nut the breath
of lungs,
"An bonfst rnan's the noblest worlc
of God."
opportunity to invest money at home on in n home industry, and the circula- of tion at home instead of abroad, of i the dividends earned. Thus one bene- *_ fit leads to another in an almost l ceaseless round. The maintenance of F such an institiition as this is a di- S rect benefit to its stockholders. and to
pays to encourage home industries.
2293.
ENJOYABLE MUTORING-Among
the passeiigers who returned to Char- lottetown by the Picton boat on Thursday night were Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Grant, and family, who had been away during the past three or four M weeks on u vacation trip, which was . H . _
tour of the Droviuce of Nova Scotia.
among other places, Halifax and New
pleasant for Mr. Grant, however.
with a Guardian representative yes~ 5
the roads, the main roads, in Nova T
row;.in most instances _ not as wide 5
as are the main roads of Prince Ed- ward Island--in fact, no wider than
and miles of road'-¢~ -ul re-
ANNIVERSARY.- Mr. Charles
om for a number of years, to a oust-. supper. This feast took place
6 o'cIock in the evenin and was
a. was served, and the table spread
this occassion was characteristic the accomplished hostess’ ability
n the culinary art. Several congra- ulatory letters were received, espec- slly one from, (at one time Hon. red'k Peters, and for years repre- entative of the District, now of Ii.
Mr Myres is bale and hearty,
try, FIRST, the price charged for the foxes, SECOND, pedigree and quality of
~ the animals.
the market.
- -IMPORTANT
The Belmont Black Fox Co., have now the very best fox proposition on
They inetnd adding to the ranch 3 more pair of the Island’s very best stock. They have
ranch. ' P
will then pay the largest dividends
the P. E I. Fur Breeding Association.
already secured from F. F. Tuplin, New Annan, the first choice of the first-lfoxes from their
l ' THESE I"OX£S MAY NOW BE SEEN AT THE BEI.MON'l`_ RANCH
When this industry comes to a fur basis its the Company with the first grade of stock that
Every fox now in the Belmont ranch will register in class A, as per regulations passed at
Price Of Foxes
Is the most important matter to consider in
investing in a fox Company.
These foxes arc being placed in the ranch at
$12,000 per pair. - _
»-4 IT* (1.
of the animals.
i' .
Is there another company on P. E I putting
an equal quality of stock in at this price ?
The 'Ranch
Is situated three miles from the city on the
Belmont Farm under the capablemanagement of Mr. J. B. Andrews who is also one of the largest stock holders. The ranch is claimed to be the best in the Province, the pens being unusually large with every accomodation for the care and safety
Hints To Intending Investors
Consider carefully the price of the foxes, also
the pedigree, and quality of the animals.
1?§J€F$°§Z5§°§“§.‘l‘£é‘l‘»‘§i.$?.l‘f“°'l`é §f"11°1>1=» and in 1.... fi... ....1 on rin; Miimrini: rox uxciuiuoiz Ain mvssi-Mrur comiiw, ouseu srizizizr
stock with the energy of much I 0 '0I- MSltlIL` I1 younger men, and his friends hope 9 3 4 ml if
to enjoy many more goose snppers at
his hospitable l,0me__(l0m (Examlm _ er and Patriot please copy.)
Sale Of Stock
.Only a limited amount of this stock is now
offered for sale. Application can now be made for this stock to any of the stock holders or Directors. Io per cent cash, balance November Ist
Cut out the full application form and mail
enclosing therewith Io p, c.
I herewith apply for. . _ _ ._ , shares of
l this capital stock of the Belmont Black Fox Co, Ltd. the Balance I agree to pay on or before November Ist, 1913.
Name-_ . _ . .. . . . . .
Address . ...
Application may be made to any stock holder
or any of the following Directors, Samuel Craig, President. John R. Munn, Vice President. Peter McDonald, john Martin, Robert Kirr, J. B; And-. rew and S. A. McDonald, Secy_ 'l reasurer.
J I
1
WEDDING -BELLS-A very pretty
wedding took place at the home ‘of are coming into the harbour daily,|sition has proved and indicates the "A dir c
r. and Mrs. James G. Hughes, some with coal for thc town, and ull h
West Covehead recently, when their scoking to load potatoes- The, as a
spent pmctlca y entlrely ln B motor ;i;1irglii;:e; 1;l)is;hl_.o§.;leb;l_i€svi;n;ted ir; Poole firm of Aliiitagiée are expecting- r.
g s ey o a s comer to ta e t cir potatoes.-
Dlll. l,y_r,,mls; although om. pmple fulr _attendance at the fortnightly are complaining 8 good deal about meeting of the Cheese Board which the narrow.roads here for automobil- was held In Gh'"l°ttet°w“ Yesterday
a
~ ~ fternoon, under the presidency of mg. In Nova. Scotia there are miles Mr. Laughlin McDonald. TM cheese
able read from Brockyills was as
40. With the exception of the cheese
‘ __,, .»- H S gate the matter of the shortage ln
A Quiei llignily
is always imparted by simple lines and substantial elegance. Some new models of this type are illustrated here and many
people prefer
These Monuments
to the artistically carved de- signs ornsmenfed with taste ful decorations. Whatever your preference we are ready
to supply the style you desire.
t nl -
&llEl.l.
nuire some manoeuvriug to pass a c V _ U _ team without accident. even on the ‘°"°v‘°"°` 2_'500 cheese b°”'rded' 10,?
A'-'rr' main roads. But we had no trouble sold at 12%' curb price tha same' ,,»,,,,, _,_,».,, . k The following factories boarded
_,.g»,,,‘ at all. Idont now that we met a h _ N P th 55_ N G] _
l #.3-. horse nn the iourney' that we had c eesej, _ew ef ’ 7'_ el; las
'll' ony trouble in passing." gow' gtgnvfyfl 11%b_ L zngiag
‘ on, , o n a , , a e ,
' . -'
“_ ,. _ _,,.;_» '_ of the New Glasgow factory, all of
1251;'-"'47-'T'°"'/if/I ""1-"»;,_; the cheese boarded as above was
"'*"" "' sold to Mr. Spillet at 12i cents. At -V K,-from-.vi I the lost eating f zh no rd
fl _,_ -'V-`~'*5'¢lf~1`l~` e' I 90"". of Luc' slmw the shortage in the supply of cheese
r , ,1 an wr Med
l` ’ '
boxes in the Island. This shortage
Ill vlllld it appears was due to the fact that
, _ _ the saw mill at Souris from , which
Don t. go around with that tired, the materlal lol. the boxes ls obtaln.
worn-out, down-hearted feeling. If ed was not able to malnmln lm sup, ‘l you are cnnstipated, bilious or have plv of mage,-lal_ The comm-ltte, con. a sour, gassy, upset stomach, Sick suited with Mr. Spillet and it was headaches, weak kidneys or sluggish declded to ,met the shortage by lm- liver. see to it that you cleanse your pm-tlng 4_000 box” from 'Munn-55|; system of undigested food, foul gas-is tllls order W” egened and me |,0x,,¢_ excess bile and uric acid, by the use wlll be her, by Monday, In order to 01 U19 KWH! ffllift Wnic l“x'*t|"°' make provision to meet the shortage
F I0 PILLS ‘”¥i.§§Z5"d. °° ”l'..°§§r l.‘l'i.’Z‘°§2ll'l5
su e psy
more a box, but the committee ln
and you will be free from headaches. the course of their consideration of nturelsis. rheumatlsm. lam b»<=k» the mem: agreed co. oven more than indignation and all the distressing th” being ogg;-gd; but it is likely forms 0| llcknw small! mind ly that amount authorised by the constipation and kidney trouble. Bon-d yin nu; bg gnggdoq. The FIG PILLS do not gripe or lichen., eommittse ,-reported to the above
but give a natural movement of the gm ag gh, mggeing ygetsrday.
bowels. Refuse all substitutes., At . ----
all dealers in I and 50 eentvboxel GEOROETOWN BHIFPIl~¥O.- Since or by mail from The Fil Pill 00-. the me weather hu returned there
Bt. Thomas, Ont. Bold at Geo ll. lg s good duel of shipping being donell Q lea m Hughes Drug Store. iii Georgetown and, vicinity. Vdlelelf, l . _»_ = _3‘°‘ 5 3
They made their headquarters at York, by Rev. E. A. Westmorland.` Several Newfoundland schooners are Grand Prix, the old home of Mrs. The bride, who was given away by in the harbour at present, The scl;r. (31-ang and from there Went out on her father. l00k¢<l ChHl`l11ll1E in H Hubert Mack from Channel, New- than any ranch in the world. As the daily motoring excursions, vlsltlng’ gown of white silk with veil and foundland, is here awaiting ii load
wreath and carried ii boquet of white of produce. The sehr. Scylla, under
Glasgow. One of their runs was °“rnati°'}5> and entered th? Pafmf '50 C0PtHil1 DU. is iiHiSliiU'!Z taking ii through the beautiful Annapolis Val- the “Vain” Of the Wtddiug march cargo of produce aboard. She is 1,-l-_ In ,111 they covered 1,090 miles, l>¢l=\\il11fUill' rB11<i¢i'¢d by l1€l` alillt. loading at the railroad wharf. Capt.` The last week Ol the visit was not Mrs. Gorham Cook of East Royalty. Dlx intends taking his cm-go to
She WBB al-l2€H¢l€<i by Miss -7980 Glace Buy for disposal. Auotliei'
Last Monday night ho became in and DU°k» WUC' WHS “Wired _iii B ¢ii'€BH_0f Newfoundland schooner is the Bea- war laid up for some days under the “H1” b1“° ‘ilk and Camed ii °h°‘°° trice K.. commanded by Cant. Keep- care 01 3 physician Hg is now bet- boqiief- T59 ETODUI WHS H*-tended by ing. She belongs to St. John‘s but ter, but would hardly have returned Mlf- Frank Hughes, brother Ol the is now from Sydney with a load of yet, had not business considerations bride- After the ceremony the bridal coal. She will load produce at New- comllelled him to do so. In a chat party entered the dmmg t°°m where DUN- fOl` J0il'10S FLW- A190 U16 S¢l1i”»
S“mPt“°“5 “Past was served in A. Lake from Fortune, Newfound-
l59i`d8Y m0I‘i1il1g. Mr. Grant said that Mm' Hughes weu`k°°W° ltyle' The fand, like the others seeking to loud! he and the other members of his "°°‘“'B present '50 tm* bhd° was 8 produce. The schooner J. B. Martin party had a fine time together. Speak handsqme gold Watch and mb and t° on her way to Summerside with a ing about the roads in the neigh~ the bridesmaid 3 g°ld Signet ring' T9 load of coal for Joseph Reid, put in boring province, he said: "We found the g"°°m°"“‘“ he 33” 3 stick pm' here to have her foresail repaire.l,l
he premmts were numerous . gud it having been damaged in the re-
Scotia very good. but they are har- “_“°'“l' W' ‘md M"' V"““°Y W1” fe' cont gnio. 'rho sehr. Ads B. M. put
ide at york' in here recently for shelter, and has
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CHEESE B°AR”°"‘“°f° W” “ §§§.§.§t..§l°“if§r° Jdfaflinlihfxabigffl
,nel, Newfoundland, with a load of:
produce shipped by A. A. Macdonald & Bros., at Annandale.-The sloop Two Brothers has been in port hero for thc last three weeks. Capt. Har- pell commands her. He intends sall-
E 11.
load of hard stone, which he expects to dispose of lu that port.-G
Flll NEWS
'1’li"e formation of the Fox Breeding
Association has had a very salutary ellect on the Industry. As a conse- quence of its organisation the price of PEDIGREED FOXES is rapidly advancing while grades and imlwrlied stock is on the downward move. All thanks are due to the 'Association for its prompt action in this matter. It is hoped, however, that yet more stringent conditions may be drawn
DD.
ceo
It ls reported that the JOHN R.
IDINNIS PEDIGREED FOXES LTD.. a company floated but a C0llDl¢ 0' months ago, with an Issue of twelve hundred and thirty shares at $100.00 each has decided to add more breed- ing stock to the Company to cover s new issue of stock. The short time taken up by the ilret iuue-ten weeks. shows how sound the propo-
U none; mn.. coin." ma Rnffliw mv hr .on so .il the newest elylsepuid at ell
ide-»-at-nlofnfw ,.
in for Charlottetow as he has al
. "e`n‘ _y'ouJ.“§o
’ "r ll
is o rancher, his average last year'I~‘oster, Central Drugstore. 'as about 200 per cent greater than 2245-10-2ll\l3i.
\\ _
.the general average on P. E. Island C L __
l
ranches. He reared more young foxes
PEDIGREED FOXES LTD. has s
-'smoke rho Bachelor cigar." ii
e t importation of Turkish
Qrlerty of the management. Mr. 'delight with nuts first received. It is a great favorite in Upper Cam; Dlnms li h d phenomenal success is fresh and delicious-20c. lb. E. A.
dian cities and throughout the west 3 for 25c. E. A. Foster, Centra. Drugstore. I 2245-10-23M3i.
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ole; ,
22333:.. ‘si .:‘:.."i:;°:,if ..'::;;“.1.“:.°:’ T0 Pwfw Buyers who are Look-
that investors are snapping up the stock so rapidly. One of the great assets of the JOHN R. DINNIS PEDIGREED
FOXES LTD. is that J. Walter!
Jones, who has written the only work of authority in English on the
Fox lndustry, is one of the managers;
of the Company. Mr. Jones was chosen by the Canadian Government to write the Bulletin-"Fur Farming In Canada", which was published by the Commission of Conservation, of which over 12,000 copies have been distributed. He is an expert in scientific breeding and will give his assistance to the JOHN R. DINNIS PEDIGREED FOXES LTD. Those who are interested should get this Government Bulletin and write for Prospectus of the PEDIGREED FOXES LTD.
The JOHN R. DINNIS PEDIGREED FOXES DTD. la the cheapest propo- sition on the market to-day. The strain of breeders is the most proll- ilc on P. E. Island. Sixty per cent. of the five young pairs came of lit.- ters of six. One can readily see that
,$1,000 invested in animals giving five
or six pups per litter, and put in flotation at $19,000 per pair is a much better proposition than the some amount in u ranch where the general average of two per pair is the rule, even if these are floated as low as $10,000. - 2306.
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, " ihe_o|||».cn|, ' '
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r'1‘2l'i.l% 'lilllhi |l'»‘1l."’§£? <
_ your wir in sc aol. wi. . = ,°,.,f,:,-l,l"§.~:.-..'.t';.l:'.i:x:.',:'.'.:.:' ~. . npuzagif ll 0 pins ill " i' %“€i§'¥f"i3'an';i""° "’ '
o.§‘l'»%iu°:;1::lli'l'i 7 l '.~N. Toulon, ' 3 ~-l i llnlnide. _
,Q-'~1gvv_Y,: fr
al 2- -
ing for A
BA RGA IN
There are about 30 different m
nkes of Pianos
_ IN CANADA '
There are pianos whose only selling attraction is
TIIEIK APPEARA NCB
There are pianos fairly well in
pianos, but cannot be called n
ode, and are just good commercial
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
There are ianos who have fought their way fo the front, through
P
long years of hard work. They bo
made for themselves
V6 A REPUTATION
WHICH onion oi-' insriwiisur Ann You iiosr Liicnnv
TO GEF A BARGAIN OF?
EVERYBODY KNOWS H1-:iN'rzMAN sooo. Kaus-iionnis, iiENDEi.ssoHN, sunn-
LOCK-MANNING.
FOR VALUE RECEIVED
Competitors are using as a. can
vas that we do not sell as cheaply
as they, but this is no test of values, or of what is a
REAL
We invlfu a comparison of our
ments, with any dealer in any city as good value for your money bore
BARGAIN
prices on the above named instru- of this Dominion. If you cannot get
. don’t deal with us.
MIL LER BROS.
128 KENT ST.
l.'il38.9.l7MEtf
CHA RLOTTETOWN.
' rm-
l-llolland Bulbs l
of BULBS and our
large importation is going out fast. There is" no
pzettiz r decoration for win
dow, ,lawn or garden than a- ~
511°” °f nl’l¢il\l|\l. Tulips, Daffodils, Narcissus, Cro-
cus, Enter lilies, Chinese
A small investment
stood Lino, oo, (ho -I in BULBS wi11.lbr|h¢jl`h{g
returns. Roman Hyacinth: just iii 651: dhi. A t
Carter
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