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. \ -THE ._ CENTRIL GUARDIAN R
Many people are care-
highly-prized trinkets or valuable documents in
trunk or some other equally insecure recep- tacle in the home.
particular insurance pol- icy or other important papers might seriously inconvenience their own- ers. In such emergenc- ies legal proceedings have to be resorted to, entail- in g considerable expense.
men employed in his woods, getting ng g'i`van to
Can von not see the
zidvisability, then, of pro- tecting these interests by renting a metal deposit box in our armor plate iire and burglar proof vault? The cost is from
llarlandleft (Th-arlottetoivn, Wednes
cording to size and loca-
We will be glad to
show you through it.
'is follows -Grade VI-lst Hlllurn
Weight 1700 lbs liiifield; 'V-’:nd. Frunir camiméli: :ifu,
ANI) ERUPTIUN3
wnltei; Campfiull. Grade V.-lst, Mor
. , _ _ , , _ey McVittie-; 2nd, Jessie Mcvittie, _t.rnnll (.lyd.sii.il¢i Stallion nntl it son uw Chmielm (,equ_\|)_ _rd Els e
tti___tli_i- \vo,»l.l i`nini»ii_- lteforin. r (.>BBli‘) t0|;dy_ Grade 1V_._|5r_,'1'{n|iy ligne.;-, t .. it
1 )' Eid Frank Oakes' 3rd Myrtle Camp? i
' . ' . . , ‘ ' ` ' ' - ' N ‘THTQ SPRING MOST PDUPLL ' llill ~t.in<l ini the seison uf the I _N____A_ A ,_,UNulC _m_mu_1;_u_;_ i l Cap|tal _ _
-- To be issved . . . . 5,800.00
One of the snrtot signs that this
_ ‘ ‘ , hell. Grade III.-lst, Stafford Leurd,
o_\_\iitei~ sr;.i.I.- if. H. Wood, \ernonh(|_ Keith Uunfielm 3rd_ Lorne sim_ """"' `\" 9"* horse hm' P'0"9d hm" inons. Grade II.-lst. Irene Newson; .s_ll to br ii sure foul gt‘Ite!` 8-fill 5 nd, Max McVi'ttie. Grade I.-ls(
ph°n¢d_ :rain _gli leave Murray Harbor daily .,
wer -_ 9 ~ a- m. arriv ng at Gharlotte
some Cupboard’ dra ' i LOBSTER PACKERS.- Messrs. town in time to connect with the
Frank Gallant, Des Rochas and Fred 5X_Dress to Sllmmsfsidv, returning Arsenault are employed in the North will leave Charlottetown at 1.45 p. Rustico Canning (`o as sealers under rn. A mixed train will leave Charlot- tho able leadership ol Mr. W. W. tetoivp daily at 8.20 a.m. for Murray P ynter_-R. ' _-larbor returning will leuve for
'Iilti TOSS, tl'lI'OLlg1'l flfe | B ____ .ghariotmtuvu at 2 p_ m_ A book.
or burglary’ of 501116 j Nl-IW FOX llAN(`l-I.-Capt, W. E. ng station will be opened shortly at
Smith, Pownal, has A number o Grand View and consideration is be~ '
out lumber to 'oe used next sum- tion at either Belle River or Melville ner, in the “Good Luck" ‘Fox Ranch - The matter of telegraph rates will Mt. Albion. ie taken up with the bead office of ‘ , _.___ the company and this grievance will
l~`If\'l-I CA’I"l‘l.E.-Mr. l~`, W. Snow, shortly he remedied. Yllr. Messervy
Victoria, purchased two fine cattle ias given The Guardian this in- from Mr. P. J. Rogeraon. One oi Lormation. He has been in ccin- thein was B two-year-old steer and nunication with Messrs. McLean & ueighed 1100 lhs, while the other Vicholson w-ho have used their in- a cow, weighed 1200 lbs. 'iuence to carry out the wishes of
____ _he delegation from this district for
` S. S. HARL_\ND. - The S. S improved llnilway s@I`Vi0B.
docked nt about 10.30 a. in. Stir ng at eight o'clock sharp_wus dis- had on hoard u cargo of niixe( oluyed one of the finest und most fri-ight und left on return to Chariot 'ntercsting sights recorded wlicn over tetown tit 11.50 ii. m. with ii smal ifty gasoline fishing boats simultan- ireight.-- \ _ Jwiisly started their engines .ind made
I --»-- Htheir way out of Rustico l-larbcrir
_ sci-{titi.\`i<;fl SAILS. - 'line schr towards their fishing grounds in the
Der year up ac W. Purnell (Yllnrn, Captain Allan Gulf. That dny was one of the most _ \lclc-nn in charge, left Victoria for `avorab1e of the season and” iniiiiy []Oi'l_ l"ictou at 5.45 a. m. Wednesday am' ghguaand dollars worth of gear wus;
arrived in that part at 12.00 li. m placed at the mercy of the waves. Her curgo consisted of 4000 hushelr Expectation was at its highest, when of oats and 600 bushels of potatoes in Tuesday morning :in rltogctlléf She will return with ,, cargo of con' lifferent feeling filled hundreds ol and flour for Wright Bros.-V. irnve hearts. The wind aiid the high
--- .ide caused the ice that had l0OS€Ii€d
' .\lISLEAl1INti, V- In writing iii to block the clinnnel leading down an account of ii meeting, held ir :ustico Buy. The anxious fisheriiieii Alexandra school house recently, thf nade strenuous nttemp'.s io _-ti- siecretiirv in order to save space ali ome the barrier but all in vain
lireviiitritl some words. one beinr Iflundreds of dollars wortli of gcur
“.\`uperpliosphutc," written Super ,hat had been made ready for set- tlic the clerk not being a lurmel ting remained on the slinre. Imagine ir-'rle it read “sul|ihui~." So whert he dgsappoiiitment experienced by
> "siilplier" appeared the render if hc fishermen ii genernl, 'l`owai‘ds ev-
turnips, 100 ills. "potatoes" shou1t` ,ning the passage opened and giive nhatc.:` ln Mr. Gill’s remarks for new ,mgicipations On Wednesday
J ‘ 0 giirnips, 100ll-i=._ "potatoes" should morning nn carly start was agniii
read, 100 lhs “Potash." 200 ltr pade in order to overhaul the herr-
super. ` ng nets which had been set oyi lll;J_i\-
° ~-- lay in order to procure bait or ie
W' H' Anken VALLEYFIELI1-Mr. Bruce Mile- Obseer craps. Early in rhe__ni~rnin~g
Leod, Grandview, has the contructitii ,he wind arose causing breu cvs on
Hon' Chas' Dalton lutting the supply of iire wood for he bnr outside of the harbour
the fnrrrters of this vicinity. Thi p liqing the fishermen io stay ashore.
Frank Hearn Misses Catherine Bruce und Josie xt about; N o’clock ir. :lie niornilig
McLeod intend leaving for West New- 5119 sighing tide going in ii rage was
_ ton, lilltss., on il visit to the iuitews carrying with it ice of, ll great tluck- ’_|‘he ISland9S
H M sister, Mrs. W. L. Graham.-Miss imss tearing stnges from their blocks
° ' 9 ‘l‘enn Mathieson, Dundas, is risitini The stage i.n front of Mr. Jeroiiic
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Mallager Bi-“ca spent Sunday in. Csflellonia. N. Pineau's iis_h1n`g»glianty-, also that » -- `
M. R. McLeod und M, M. Bruce have n front of Mr. B. Leiagr; __lo{i_stei_~
- -` ~ I - left for Alherton on fox business- factory owned by Mr. qui ii o uni
Nlmlls lock Mussrs J, P. McLeod und Muck ROSS, were crushed by the tlrifllilfr lC“» L-_ - -- -- -_ _____;__;___ _________-_- - _ --_ __ _S a _;;_-'_ - _,___',__________. '__‘;__,__:___'§ _ aj' "’ ll
luive iniportctl ii pair of ininks troll Messrs. John Perry und John. D.
Chm'|0i{@[0\,Vn_ Unturio and intend starting ii Miiil "inciiu`s honts hnd n narrow escape
ranch. and were snved only by the presence _
_ _ '-‘- if minfi of the owners who hnuled ` W
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_ EXAMINATIONS. The results hem ashore. Such is the fislicrn‘en's t i _.,.- . ,__
B h - the examinations of Kenya cross i.,ck,_n_ P R G S § E 3 T LJ S ' --_-~ ~._'_
___ School, for the month of March are ----
` This is to he the Méifs'
another hooking sta- '
your money for it.
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e u ._ _ .rr Pars no buy in nun province] iisounm uowri-iiuv -unimso S :
- _ I _ of the Ladies Anxiilary of the ii. ,vi_ - _ .» -_ _ ._ _
Tris nxPnsiss_- 'rue express J. A., .will ilu iiuifi saturday utter- ‘ 4 _ _ . . _ *_
from Hummer-side-' arrived in the Citv noon at 4 p. rn. Rurnmnge sale and
lihi-rsday night at 12 20 o'clock :thee impoitant matters will be dis-
-- nicsed A lull attendance is request. `
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less to the eifrtent Of I orrroa nouns. - 'rin ouuraiui; gd, ` 22%: ` D _ __ _ _ each ,
° 1110116 New Department closes tonight A __ _ _
keeping Sums 0 y’ 12 aiid.wiil reopen sunday uigliz at iuurilulv Hanson Ra1i.w.eY - - -
12. In the interln. 124J can ‘ bv Jomniencing 22nd June, an e;p|~¢“ ,_ _
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We hope you men will pardon us if we seem _to get a little loud' in
our type to convey some really good shirt news for Friday and Saturday..
A shirt Manufacturer got some cancels from Western houses ow
ing to the business depressions in the West. _ V These shirts bear the l\/Ianufacturer’s name; consequently they are
G.. io. tm... .. on ._ ..._ A DRiwBiuK__0. u........y no 'ob lot of shirts. These shirts are, made by a manufacturer we know,
and because the patterns appeal to us very strongly, and because the mak ers have agreed to take back any shirt. that any man finds unsatisfactory in the least detail. For that reason we have the maker’s name put on each shirt as a` pledge to our customers that these are shirts which we are not ashamed to stand behind just as fully as our. regular stock at $1.35, $1.50 and $1.65 instead of our clearing prices at 89C ea.-
You men know that these new striped Madras and Tokena Cloth
is -the latest and best material for shirts. ou must pay $1.50 and $1.65 for them. So come in Friday and Saturday and get one for 89c.
Shirts suitable for' office _Wear,° for business wear; fine Scotch
Zephyr Shirts, French Percalade Shirts. Come and buy these; $1.35 and $1.50; tomorrow for 89c. _ ' ’ Every shirt made with full size body, and splendid length to sleeve. Every size from 14 to 16 1-2. If when you take '1t_home and examined it and you think it is not worth at least $1.50 then bring it back here and get
__ , Company
_,,,_,__,,f some W, the DM wus eve, Ralph 0__k_____ 2__d_ H_______ C__________._ blood is out of order is the rinipies, Pl‘0vlsl0nal Directors t
'V' ‘"°u"d here' l“t""‘dl“U llreedefs James P. Trainor, teacher. will do wcll to call nnrl .sec hiir.- bo- ___
‘.insighri\ eruptions and eczeir-Li that _ _ _ _ mme frequently with rua- uiiung-e __ President, Robert MacKinnon, harnscliffe
inn- in-.-ailing. _ | EXAMINATIONS _ The ___uc,w___g .rom winter to spring. These iiwve Vice-President, J. D. Martin, Eldon
|‘ 1- » _ _ _ . _ '
in inure utr no-it lrgisa-rt-tl in is the mulling or an Pupils oi ‘hat the 1°" ‘“d°°‘ me °' “‘“‘°\‘ Scc’y-Treasurer Trueman Jenkins, Vernon
the ('lydt-sil:ilc llorrr Associnttion ofiloint Pleasant Sch00l fUl_'._~1h€ 1110901 tunndn also <'ci'tii'lciitc oi rcgislm- of March;-Grade V.-I, Gladys llluc- tnin under' thc l’. ld. l. >`ixillion En- -]nnis; 2, Dorothy Clow; Zi, Elias
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‘<*""""*f lil-`i l""‘t‘-'liiiJ. ' nolflg; 2, Alexander Jackson; 3, May
2277-5-Ziiiswlmoiill. Butler. Grade III.-l, Olia Butler; 2.
Y _ 'Alice Roxbea; Il, Flossy Reynolds.
_` Gi-Bile ll,-l, Agatha Jenkins. Grade
S 1 1. (S n- l, Geor 'e Jackson' _
ms ills for their tonic. '
ttetown known 5 th_ B ,| louinpf are the results of tht Blaster _ af _ _ , l Siiiiirdeiii) Corner, axtendjneg 350:93 nxnniinntions (`rtipaud High 215311108- nerfe reBt_°T".)g powers' on (imfton gt,-eet_ and 57 I-get __r ,dclmoi-_.]y_ ,<_ ir,-Bscrfs pi-pai'tni¢»nt: iverv _dose of this mudicine rn-alma ; lil-renhoiits on Great George Street. 'iI`f\‘|€ VU]--1. Hllheft -, NlCh0\50“~ DFW-' ‘meh mood which drives out "T"
l‘ovyer
iv '. »t- |()Vl0l \' <H(i_W-TFT( -'Paton'u show “Neko-F" weight casimen stallion winuowslure from nine to time the ““d_°/""°_"'_i' ““ Mel' W°°|' f°"`§t
centre of attraction as in them art- to Spring dlyt.
“Bert M c___ (Na 36006) il; f~_t__;:'@i;:i<°':_:l_ Z\;i_‘_l___ warmth without undue weight. il
Form B d -.viiidow artist, Mis~= Hessian, whose has ‘moothvfmev 5°ft_fm"h: Kfuf
“re 1' 9 one cum is dwell in_i{>wn to Sissy. ful todilie most sensitive slim, it is
____ Today thc In les wi he specin. y n- l 0° f' ‘ ° '
llcrt Mc Hired by Bert nnwnrd terestcd in the henutifully draped bg . 'tier' It WI" not shrink’ and 291g3 record 22-,H h Onv d brocarle cloths th:-rein shown, espnci~ t Pnce I3 only P" Uarmem _ ,Mom 2_2” h 'Ge0_ ,ew ‘ M H11 "HY when it is learned thut the cloths-,SCC If R I "IC "
y Ike” 519 me are uncut and rlrapefl on the figures ' ‘
md 225 by "°'"hl°t°”|““ 10 Dal" from the wt-h of miterial givin love- Moore Mchod . _
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llhoda Mc hy Halbert 4509 by Eg- ly ideas of the finished gnrrnent. litrli 1156 by Hombletofnlan l0(lrand 'l`h:»se brocnrles are th st <-
e la not in '
Dani Mlry Mc Dam of Joe 2.30. style per*iection_ n'nd thi- ladlesi ‘ Will make the 595.0” of 1914 at rfirnnd ure wearing extensively aeithe, , ____
owners stables except Friday and wave' Mun" and comm are `°"Y ls caused hom the blood
vh”d”._ Wm be in town ev" modlsh. For the gentlemen ii window thicksned yuh um,
y _
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have the
has `liad its effect upon the blood, ` ' '
.ind that ii tonic -medicine is needed l IJ"-ectors
-to out it right. Indeed there are few i
,-,, , . ,_ . _ _ , _people who do not need u tonic nt i ` g, -
but \c_i., ltnvini, no drulii re» .len-lir.s, (frnde IV.-1, Penelope Rey- this Ransom Bad blood does not D ngwelljenkm Velnon
merely sliow itself in dlsillgiirinizi erupl _
tions. To this same condition is due
attacks of rheumatism and lun' iigo- .
y a e _ __ mr) gl _ _:_ 'thc shiirn stabbing pains_of`s_cintlc
xfawrence Roxbeei J’ Joh" MacLean' dglgirhieilriadionid Zggftlgngpeiddh Zgitinolg _
Sealed Tenders addressed Lrade I (J\1l1i0f)“'1. BGUEUIUB ‘W-V
. f-0 U19 ` . cure thesi- troubles bv the use of nur- '
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nd""°1'gned “Hn be ’”°°@\‘°d Until "oust 2' Thmner Jem ms’ 3' PM ip native medicines- You need tonic
."y 'th-1 1914 f0f fl"-5 Pllrchusv -4 “”id~ Eth°1B"°_w“'T°“ch"‘ and a tonic only, and am-ing all
ll" l'V"I>€l'ly on Corner of tii -ac medicinfs there is none can et
,.-_ - _ , _ “ . x ~, ~ _ F - » itual Dr. ___ George and Grafton Streets in Char- S‘_'H00I‘ E\'\M‘_I"‘\T‘0‘\S`_ , '"1 Wmi ' pink P -
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(_,»i,»__,, _ .i, H. iiclru lnnd, uiibicrt tn ii o--:tue \ii,-.i, uaytl N.-\v.-tune, 2, L” ;’et‘_T“la¢@;= cvervhirrin und fiaiii |-ht. of way t .<1 feet Wim, in Mi- .James ('obh; 3, Ethel lvlolynenur. e'__e__;y fl-to fi____i:__a__'{ o___:iee;v ____a__th aend :lvl ‘ \fll`s prnpart _ * __ _ \._ I I _ 2 f , . a rr. n. _
”°‘ Qi The hizlienty to-nvler not in-1-ensni'ily Tllvlacll-iltiliYi'Jit|;'0i’i |'{Fi`t10i?(iii'l\\0": :{n:;:1tg:\n§lvcchi£g‘ren' ugigilou nretciui
“‘"""’|"""'~ br-ide \' -el Mux 'Bifrgessr 2 I.i-linn ' ls m" n.e “ rn
._ -' Any f ‘tl ' - _ ' ' _'. ' ._ ' ' '. 'md “ee "."" fiiiicklv it ‘will restnrv
__ __ ______ ____ ii_;___i_<;i_‘_____|iifoimntlon ilcslrell ._l_,___l-_lt;;l_i_:;__;.rh_._m_;il_is¥vM3i1' the_ n__r;pef.ite_ revive drooping spirits ___ D_ B_ S _ __ _ _ ~ ' _ ' ' nn<_ l voui veins with new, health
-' llcliirsientiiilz Estate <irfFI‘i`it`eR’lit`i'i‘s ‘west Gm' Zlt' Mtonl Bmmerl’d‘f3h Elvmg bloom ` V 0 Cntlierine Mny und other owners i 1’-md" 'ward' 'mile . U"_1' ' \ Yn" mn get the” Pm” ‘mm "D"
2._32_4_3,,M__i_ ' ' ~ Ihommn: 3, A_iiIIi;“'1l\:3, E'lWl“';1 medicine dealer or by mall at 5t‘ I;_"“'°“‘f\l0-_ _"";““_ |l_~fl~_ R211' ycnts li i‘,c_i)x or six boxes for 52.50 _
,_ .»,, .‘ rerren. lrnt i- .-- _ .ionc iii'-' rom The r. Williams' Medicine Cn.,
lfvlii iff-ss' 71, i-ltanl~y l1_iii'ge.-9; Tl, Jock Brockville, Ont,
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Foxes
derd to the shareholders.
If lllll f88£0I'l8l)|f' ` quickly, -
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John j. Maclnnis, Earnscliffe
Ambrose Doyle, Earnscliffe Patrick Callaghan, Lake Verde
Object of Company
The Company is formed for the purpose of enabling the
people of Earnscliffe and vicinity to invest in a Fox Company in which the stock is placed at a low capitalization and which offers the best possible returns to the investor.
There is an immense demand for the fur of the Cross Fox
and it has been constantly increasing in value in the Fur Market of the world; the increase in the past year being up- wards of 150 per cent. There is also a possibility of securing Black Foxes among the litters from the Patch Foxes which would place a Company in a position to pay a very large divi-
The Company owns three pairs of foxes; two pairs of
which are old breeders. One pair has a litter already and two litters are expected from the others. It will be seen from this that the Company is in a sure position as regards increase this year and with reasonable luck and with the present pre- vailing prices for Cross Foxes they should be in a position to pay an excellentdividend to the shareholders.
The capitalization is moderate when the quality of the
stock is considered. Only a limited number of shares are of- fered for sale and it is expected that these will be pickedup
Application for stock can be made to any of the Directors
or to Robert `MacKinrion, Earnscliffe, or to Trueman Jenkins, Secretary-Treasurer, Vernon,accompanied by the full amount.
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Glenaladale Silver Black
Fox Co. Ltd.
Incorporated 1913
GLENALADALE, PRlNCE EDWARD ISLAND 100 p. c. Guaranteed
The Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd, have
had wonderful success this year, and can now pay to their shareholders a dividend of 100 per cent.. that being 50 per cent. cash dividend as per their guarantee, and 50 per cent. bonus of stock. Only a few shares of this stock is left that will pay a divi- dend in 1914.
This Company is to be recapitalized for 1915,
having for their assets 20 pairs of beautiful Silver Black Foxes, at $15,000 per pair, capitalized at $300, 000.00, and will guarantee a cash dividend or not less than 50 per cent, (fifty) in 1915; also free ranch- ing. This means a saving of from 5 to 25 per cent. of the increase. Compare this with any other Com- pany and you will see for yourself that this is easily the best proposition that has ever been placed before the public. '
Shares fifty ($50.00) Dollars each. Any one
taking shares in stock before May 11th will receive 1914 dividend. _ _ » _ Applications can be had from Major M. C. Mc- Kinnon, Glenaladale P. E. I. Secretary Treasurer- _
Any orders received after all shares -have been
sold for 1914 will be refunded. i ,
Earnsclille Silver Black Patch Fox f `_ `, `
- DEAR Sm:
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-Address ` ‘
_ ` ' Application Form
'Iiiui<:MAN Jnuions, Secretary-Treasurer,
Earnscliffe Silver Black Patch Fox Company, .
' ' ' ' Vemon,-Prince Edward Island. 1
I he_reb _make application for _____ __............_.shares in the
_ Earnscliffe 1 lver Black Patch Fox Company, _at T wenty-five 4 25.00) Dollars per share and enclose erewith the sum, of
________________ _.being payment in full for same
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Name ..... .
Major C. McKinnon, A `
Glenaladale, P. E. l.\ `
_ Enclosed please find -'$ ...... .......being for......_ shares in your Company which guar,antee8100 Pei' cent this year and 50 per cent in 1915. ’
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