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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-MRLFRANK LAFFERTY is Guar-

dian Agent in Suinrnerside. His office phone is 26.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they have pnid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date.

-COAL ARRIVALS- The schoon- er Currie with coal from Sydney for McNeill & Grady. “Gen Middleton," with coal from Hastings for the Electric Co., and New Orleans with coal for Chatham., all arrived in Summerside on Wednesday last. J."

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-S. S. MEETING.- The annual

meeting of the Sunday School Assoc- iation of the Kensington District was held in the Presbyterian Church, Ken- n singtou, on Tuesday, Sept. 10th. There were two sessions. one at 2.30 p. m.. and one at 7.30 D- m-. DOW of ‘Which were very well attended. The president, Rev. George Morris, oirupied the chair. One interesting feature of the afternoon meeting was the teaching of a class of children, from seven to eight years old, bv Mrs. W. A. Ross, which showed how interesting a lesson can really be made for the pupils. Rev. E. J. Rntteo next delivered a very forceful address, asking Sunday School work- ers not to have such an elaborate program in their work but have an ordinary program supplemented by the memorizing of scripture and Cat- echism. Mr. Rnttcc’s was very im- pressive indeed. Mrs. Ross then SBVG ii short. account of her impressions of the World's Sunday School Con- vention which met at "Zurich, and was followed by Mr. Ross who spoke on 3_3, work in general. The evening .-11-ssiou was also very interesting. After the reports of the committee, Rev. Mr. Cropper returned mission- airy from llritish Guiana, gave a very interesting account of Sunday School work in his mission field. Rev. W.D. Wilson spoke on the relation of Tem- perance to the Sunday School and in his own cflcctive way appealed to the people of Kensington to rise with_ unziniinity against the foe, which, he was led to hclicvc from a visit to u. 5 certain business housc in Kensington, was levying such a toll upon the town. lt is hoped that thc people may be raised to fiction under the inspiring leadership of Mr. Wilson. Next followed a very interesting ad- 3 dress by Rev. W. A. Ross on the '/urich Convention. His account was listenwl to with interest. The cXl'»l'€5' sions lcft were of the world-wide nat- ure of the work, the success that has :itti-nilcil the work in most places and the need to prosecute it still

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fiii-i;¥c1', especially in some parts of distfmt mmting Of the Slmday

of t H. wnrld where the Bible is ay I school convention met in the Baptist t

must. unknown. The officers for the 5 cl following your arc as foll0ws.- Pre- iw

siilx.-nt---licv. George Morris; Vice- Uoony attended-f Af the l'¥101‘Ili

l‘rt-siilr-nt--M|~. George McNutt; Secy- R"

’l`i-c;\.=--i\'lr_ Allan Cole; Superintendent was the report '~"f the SuPe"i“te“d‘ CFOWS are engflgflll dllfiflf-5 UW Winter 13

of l<llcnientury Work-Mrs. John I’ro- “ fn; nnnrntionnl,-ucv. G. H. sntner- "

lzinrl; 'Veinperancc-Mr. James Gilles- the delegates from the ‘1lfl9l`0¥1t pic; flrgunizeil Glasses- Mr. W. ’l‘. Schools m the district gave their re- cries instanced how he was endeavor- h

lif.-ntlcy; Home Department- Mr. D

p:\rt.|ncnt-Mis. ll. B. Auld; I.B.R.H. W

filly. doctor here with the assurance ‘T

that it will receive our prompt and how to d l th ' most cnrcfnl attention-that only the young, a hgtseglp agiinsltnlligzocrf zfdld was $29,000,000. pnrn rind the strong drugs will he us- the 'liquor traffic. At the evening e

ed - experts will nttcnd to the mat- s

and solely through the splendid ser- T)

;'lipf:?vtli£'ihtutiidoriiés our _cu_stomers- on “The boy problem" which was C -' ‘~ “~ lJF0HCl`lpt1on here. followed by a short address by Sony, i

l\'l:icKinnou Drug (lo. Mel-,f, R

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.tion for advertising in this column.

h must accompany order. Min- M

t t -fl ts. ""

mmm °h°'g° “il v° can Labor nay visiting friends in Beas-

-GUNS AND AMMUNITION-the <l“0-

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blggzzt ‘Misty and1ge;,€9s5°1L°:3‘4)FE&E -Mr. P.L. Bowness and bride have,

° __ ' returned from their visit to the Hsu-;

-Mr. _I-i. CLARK is Guardian fa!

Agent in Alb°rtm1'..._I-Us phone is 7' -The Schooner J. B. Martin, with

_..C(_)ATINQg__A choice une of coal from Picton for Read & Co.,

lish reversible cbatlngs just to Hfflved in B“mm°"id° y°°t°"d“Y° J-

_hand. Price $1.75 per yard. Sin-

& Stewart, Ltd. 1457-9-12ME2i, le;

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rivals by the Empress last evening were two pairs of black foxes from -Mr. Pope McMahon, Kensington, the , e, - which goes to Alberton, the other to his

sington. J. His

* success.-K

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tral Methodist Church, Moncto and

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posi ' _ not wld by Private sale the builllingli mercinl murine she ranks tenth.

_,Yun I _ _ _ nschools" in which ,gecy Ross and B .. can cave the prescription of others took part in the discussion d

-ONE CENT per word each inser-

FOR 5ALE__B“° burn” sto.,-e_ tetown to attend the Missionary large size. Used. one season. Apply C9

o Mrs. James McDonald, Granville

yard. A large shipment Just pened. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. Of

1457-9-12ME2i. home after spending two very plea-

_°" sunt weeks with relatives and friends

-MORE FOXES.-Among the ar- in

Oulton Ranch Bay Vert one of lea

-BABY CARVER.-Mir. and Mrs. li

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-ALBERTON SERVICES.-- The wh

pened for divine service next Sun-* J

oodwin, the new pastor of the Cen-

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-PROPERTY FOR SALE.-In ummcrsfde, two buildings on Water of

nd land will he offered by nuction on

-CONVEN'I‘lO-N.- The Summersidc €

nts of Department work which were a 'ffl' 0I1“0llI'Bging. In the afternoon 1;

1_°rttf‘_- °f which there ‘VHS “ine in the ing to increase the value of the fish- house to rescue the baby, but cut`

J.-un:-.s Carruthers; Missionary De- ‘ls "ct, an domg good Work- This efiei by meani Of l1&t°h9I`i€B~ Them oil from the bedroom by the flames,

“E f°l‘°“'°d bl’ a °0“f°1'€“0e led by would he 55 hatcheries in Canada by and the little one was burning

-Mr. llarold Leard.-K R"v_- H- J~ Fraser 0" "HOW WB may the end of the present ycnr. By t

___ best teach tempcrance in the Sunday means of cold storage fish could he

upplied to all provinces in fine con- LORD CHANCELLOR.

he chief point in the discussion was v

anforth, Maine, a native Islander li

oss on Glimpses of the World’s S.S. n

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Proposition l

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tague, offers you a good aninzing pr fits in the fox authoriz il cipltaliziliou

splendidly equip; cd; mid cost of organizing

/\p|llcati n for _-loc

M. l.en.on, l><.rnc~'t I). lie of Victorii Cross or

I452 9-12 Mtf.

$54 oco Sha-es $|oo each

mnlcfo joscplil-1 MCGN.-gnr, Chas F. Rolnifq “_ Wm_

lol Mi nugne, James A. McLeod

armers' Bureau

Victoria Row- 0

1.-nance to secure a ehrirc of the business. This company has an of $80 ooo-p ild up cnplfel par value.

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much expenses to Sept. lst, |914 the company.

k- -shares Sioo each, sh<u‘d be

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Posts a

Plihli

‘ Y I 'V h itlonveotion held last year at Switzerland, which was vary in¢§¥°lb-‘

Bummersidm 1431.9_10M2; -Miss Ella Green, Central Bade-

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_ENGLISH CQATING se;-ge, in spending a pleasant holiday with her avy and black, 54 to 56 inches friends Miss Ida Dawson, Tryon. J.

e. Priced frorn $1.25 to $2.00

er Carver, Bummerside, will have -_Ming Shaw and Mig; Nioholggn 0( sympathy of theicmenv friends sincinir & stewnrvs mnunery de- fhe “wth Of their tell m°“thB Old partment, Sum.mersido have returned

daughter. Patricia. which took place from attending the Fan openings in yesterday, after n short illness of T-0,-onto and Montreap _y_

cerebro spinal menengltis. Mr. Car-

who has been working in Quebec _Mn J_ S_ M\cLawn’ Inspector of the d"edge» Dewar. arrived 11019* Customs, St. John, and Messrs. evening J White and Robinson, of the Inspect-

's Branch, Customs Department,

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Alberton Methodist church which has ,Ono uve been on 8 tour 01 Inspect

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been completely renovated, will be ye re- ` ` day, Sept. 1-ith. Services will be D hcld at 11 a. m. and 7 p, m., at QA both of which the Rev. Harold A.

sterday morning on return to St. hn. J. `

Ffreet. owned by the John A. Sharpe figures given by him snow that onn- 15

In 1912 there were 8,360 vessels oi R

Monday, Sept. 15th, at 2 p. in. For 33

f\l\‘tl10I‘ iH\l”t1C“1f1l`S Dlllllll '20 MYB- Dominion while 60,000 men and boys M John A. Sharpe or J. Ludlow fo Sharpe, Summerside. in

'uflch mai Tuesdlly 1"” but Owiflg was to make navigation safe and re-

le SUgl`€¢al’1° Weather WHS ferred particularly to the increased

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S910" the Principal work taken up p

n that limit. Two big cruisers are S

stated that if these and the present

& - ' ' "Y te _

llament for more cruisers. The fish- eries must be protected. O

shows clearly that much has been

place the marine and fisheries inter- P csts of Canada on n sound basis. P

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PLANS ANOTHER TRIP TO POLE.

_ _ _ Stackhouse who was intimately as-

The Thre. Rivers Silver Black Fox Co, Ltd ,of Mon- soclated with the late Captain scott

on organizing the fateful expedition

another trip to the Antarctic. The plans are for an expedition to start from London in August, 1914, to ex-

_ ploro King Edward VII. Land. It is

Th!! 514.0170 PGY! For _ Three pairs of genuine Is 6 lander.-=, selected from Tnplm, Rnynor, Dalton and Champion strains- -all Claes A Foxes; gacie ranch, vii li all modc-1 11 tomeuicnces and improvrment-,

for nearly two years, sailing in the steam yacht Polaris, specially built for navigation ln' Polar regions.

PRINCE OF MONAGA

of Monacn, ruler of the Principality fn which Monte Carlo is situated, nr- rlved here last night, on hoard his yacht the I-Iorondelle from Halifax, - N. S., and intends to-stay dnringi

CAMPBELLTON N B Se -

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l Wire broke out yesterday morning fn

gm wogks of the Miilgsnnan Foundry'

_ , y V V sc ine Wor s, L ., damaging h

to a’ bllhlilmlth lh0D Odd !|'.0l‘0. Ah hum*

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mms rsesonits f

in Ian Dawson, Tryon, spent

Exhibition. J.

Miss Nellie Green, Spring Valley, ~ Wednesday morning for Charlot-

nvention at that place.K_

has returned to her home after

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Harper Carleton, P. E. I., have returned

Jacksonville and Woodstock, N.B.

ves Thursday morning to pursue studies in St. Dunstan’s College.

many friends wish him every

throughout the prcfvince, left

_ ` ,QQ gy; ' I so anxious to have you see them ‘ . _ __

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. i We want the women of this community to know that this is the fore- ' __ I . most :hop on P. E. Island from astandpoint of ready-to-wear fashion :Biel-

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ency,and our present Showing will impress that on sight I

We know you’ll appreciate the smartness of our gowns, coat s, w&1SlS» 'J `

, etc, and you will realize how moderately they are priced. il .i E

l | The prices on our new Fa 1 Coats read like this: $4.50, $5.50, $8.50’ ' \

sloiuii, s|z.5u”n $2475.

, 1 H vu-y gl-andest audi most effective advertising we can <10 ff0il1 3 Pfuesliigfii -id 1 " i“ .

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NADA'S PROGRESS

bile which was in the store was

IN HER FISHERIES "'00 deB,,,,y,,d_ -1-1,., firemen knpt nie

als

_ _ n, o'r'rAwA, sept. 11.-Cnnnmvs an- 3°

late of Manitoba, will preach.-A. velnpmcnt as n Murine nation has heavy, is covered by insurance.

--“-“' Potatoes

DEAD WOMAN’S BODY FOUND. Beats, ppr doa.

--E t 11 O 0 Lard, per lb. 14 to 16 _ G

. _ _ WINDSOR, Out.. SD - -" °" ` Beef (small) per lb. 8to‘16 U

d tnte 51:13 g1ccui>ie;1 by A- U- Hmm- ada is mninng rapid strides under ne, Brien seemed gntisned last night!3eeg (qngrgn) lm- n,_ 5| to

ers ani d In any Smrp, also 5 acres wise administration and ns a fisheries that the identity of the dead womsnipork 9 to 10,] w°° ° ‘"" '” L” 11' (’”"d pm' “W0” "1"" “Bt *"“°“1=‘"‘“ °““" fonnu in the corn new nt oin onstic,,‘.nmb, per n. moan) 10 to nf

_ 9 to 13

8 to 12

n strikingly brought out in n ech by Hon. J. D. Hazen, Minister Marine and Fisheries. Facts and

ho

6,000 net tonnage registered in the ha

fmariners, while today there are

-30"’ “gh” ‘md 1»"°° k°"l’"“- LAMP EXPLOSION su-r Fins _ _- ~

Hon Mr. Hazen pointed out that he policy of the present government

nmber of life stations built by the 0

nd their numbers would be increas-

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d' had not been long Outside Whflll the

The Minister of Marine and Fish- e

itlon and at n reasonable price. The glue of Canada’s fisheries in 1911

I-lon. Mr. Hazen spoke of the Gov-

_ _ rnment’s work in fishery patrol, burn, for six years Lord Chancellor

ter _"H, (mr Nd" tl I 4! It lfE5l_0" the Principal part of the which is different from fishery protec- u _

on V- ~ Y 4 t_> I _DF0ruD _Y <0' Vere cvcnlng was taken up with an ad- tion. The object of the latter is to long letter to The Times appeals to ; 1 pres:-rip ion is slowing ste:uli1y|dress by the Rev. Isaac Lidstone of keep ponchers outside 'the three-mile both Great parties in the state for 9.

mit while the former is to enforce conference with a view to the settle-_l -__

nent of the Irish question by con-

f-_ .._.._..`

anadian laws and regulations With- i

ow being built and the Minister li

eet were found inadequate» to pro- ct the fisheries he would ssl. Par-

The speech of Hon. Mr. Hazen

one since his accession to office to '[‘

LONDON, Sep? 11.-J. Foster

0 the South Polo, is arranging for

xpected the explorers will be away

REACHES NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.0.-The Prince

WORKS DAMAGED BY FIRE

resent government. Permanent mnnths old, Bslgep in her hmm; ay

munent solution. 3

orreeted for ovory Wednesday and

Eggs 1! urnfps 18

otatoel orh _

Dressed Beef

_ Chicken

Turkeys

Geese Fowl \ Ducks Oats (white) Oats (black) Wheat Poltl

‘J Boots E, Shoes .

tions for a quick purchaser lf countrieg of the world, while in com- would be cs¢a\,|ig1|m1 within twelve Fowl

urs. It is supposed to be that oi Mutton Mrs, Newman, of North Bridge, u Butter mlet ten miles north of Windsor. E588. P" U0’

, rs. Newman has been missing from Oatl

und ¢=mDl0yment on VGBSBIE Plying her homo for several days and her gay (ironed) Canadian waters. In 1868 there ~~ nde survcll- ay ( oole

13'-ll-9-9M5i. were only zoo lights for the gnianncc ;‘,,‘:,';l;'_‘“d and sou ML u r Pon )

AND BABY

WAS BURNED TO A CRISP.

QUEBEC, Sept. 10.-Mrs. Nap- leon Mahcux left her baby seven

caufort yesterday while she went o do some work in the garden. She

xplosion of an oil stove set the. cuss on fire. She rushed into the

0 n crisp.

APPEALS TO BOTH PARTIES

ON IRISH QUESTION.

LONDON, Sept. 11.-Earl .Lare-

nder the Liberal government, in a

confined to the blinding it start' Corrected for every Wednesday and in. The damage Which will be Saturday issue.

MONTAGUIEJ MARKETS

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KING GEORGE NAVY PLUG CHEWIN G .TOBACCO

I8 IN A CLASS BY ITBELFI

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I I” :of ll su sses all others in quality and flavour because the "sb,-' K ` processrgy which it is inside differs from others.--lt is deli- _’l@s\_ \.§ lf, N [Qi ,._/cf- I, ciously sweet and non-irritating.

R ' if ,I sono sv:-zavwuznzr me A P|.uo

_ p sock cnv rosncco co., Manufacturers, Qussrc . THE " _

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ent on the ground that the present ome rule bill cannot provide Q per-

. BUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

Saturday issue.

30

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5 to 'I

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17

1| to Z2 ll to 15

12 16 40

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60

40 to 50

Tliai Will Please ._ 1 Y0ll

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i the autumn. He expects to call on » WL have a lot of men S

~ »,‘ fthe President and will occupy most '

I of his time studying some of the

, _` larger American universities, being

PP- P0" offlflt. vmuch interested fn mak:ng n compar-

.lnon between them and similiar in-

_' stitutlons to England.

` onmrsnnuron MAcI-nun:

'boots and shoes ranging ,

in price from V

isioo' io ss.oor-in-fr

We just have to sell them

and to do so have reduced them to

$¥.W” al pale

_edigregd lack oxes

Here is a black fox proposition free from barren breeding stock, free from

‘_‘ watered" capital stock and with every prospect of giving a splendid return fOr every cent invested. ,

Qonsider These Points `

JOHN R. DINNIS, the manager of the ranch, will give the anim ils owned

by the john R. Dlnnis Pedigreed Foxes, Ltd., personal attention. Mr. Dinnisls the mos: successful large rancher -7 p. c. of all silver and black fixes born _ln 1913 the world over were produced in his ranch. He has taxes to piy on 48 pups -- the largest number in any ranch in the world. _ T_l-IE FOXES owned by this company are the pick of the 48 black beauli S in the.Dinnfs Rauch. Four of them have been secured from the Royalty Blat k Fox Lo., which secured from three young pairs a return of sixteen pups. The others a_re from litters of 6's, 5’s and 4's-the most prol fic stock from the most productive strains. _

_ ’lhe foxes can be seen in the ranch at any flme`by arrangement with Mr.

Dn1‘nis._ Results are more secure if you figure on pups already in the ranch than on ‘ options for September delivery.” fd THE RANCH has the best location of any in the Province, the most up-t0-

stealé t_ffg§;l;i\§:ne£:d equipment. Dinnis. the manager, is assisted a capable

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cent November 15th.

` '.v'1`rea»i Chsrld£iéi7o°’W‘

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I “L “Qui L11;-;;;§:§;1§'_fl=Z§=;§"§;»; if|;;%l.3:>cm..»1y`s~nn_..°. in. nifinay urea mn-

. P-1ym¢11\1'» 1° P" "wt 011 °P9ll<=\ti»>n, 40 per cent Sepieinbi-r`a5th,' 5o per

W nd for prospectnsenfl all nformetlon. to the Secrenry.'1‘f¢p,¢f|f¢';-, lhnnis ,Pedimeed Fcncsri-hid. ri,

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