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Olhu Viclrolas from $2l.00 to-$255 (oneasy payments. if desired) and Im-inch. doubleaided Victor Records at 90:: fa the two selections at any "His Maslefr Voice" dealer] in any town or uty in Canada. _Write for free copy of our 450- page Musical Encyclopedia listing over 6000 Victor Records.

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Guaranteed Dividend 1915 Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd

[Incorporated 1913] ONE OF THOSE THAT STOOD THE TEST

Guaranteed that 50 per cent walt to be paid in 1914,

but paid 100 per cent, 50 per cent m cash and 50 per cent in stock. With twenty pairs of beautiful Silver Black foxes capitalized at $300,000.00 only $15,000.00 a pair with all expenses and ranching free

GUARAIITEES $0 PER CENT AT THE lEAS'I' FOR 1915 OR _WHATEVER MORE IT MIGHT BIZ

Anvnne wan'tin`g to invest in this great Black Fox In-

dustry will make no mistaketo invest in this Company for, they are sure of 50 per cent, whatever more the first

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' M. C. MKCKINNON, Secretaxxreasurer Gmdde, : : Prince- ard Island

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foffthe Fourth District of Queen's was Kpljaat Eldon yesterday to nominate lljtlldldate in place of Major McI’haiI now at the front. Mr. A. D. Ross.

nlQniv‘ener,_presIded, and Mr. Nell A. `f1\IcLeod acted as Secretory. Mr. A.

'D.=‘Ross was unanimously nominated

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' l - 'gi -.~`A¢t1i'esses were delivered by Mf-

-- _. _ _ . £69, Mr. J. S. Martin, Mr. Donald

' ‘ `,‘i' < icholson, M. P., and others, all high- - ' I __ ‘-:Hy complimentary of the record of the

. ‘ - U jgtbiesou Government. The greatest

. e thusiasm prevailed which left no

oubt of the return of the Govern

__ . e Sections are candlda.tss__b`y_larEe majorities: _ » with ample provision for heatwft

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' .WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.- The -old‘*’hlstorlcal home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Jarpes Duck, Pleasant Grove, was the fscehé of a very social gathering on tha evening of Saturday. the 21st Inst.. lthe` occasion being the celebration of theylortieth anniversary of their wed- ding. A large company of relatives and' friends gathered, including their four daughters, their husbands and children. Supper was served by the hostess, and was heartily enjoyed by allipresent. The remainder of the evening was spent most enjoyably. Music, instrumental and vocal, was furnished by the guests. Mr. J. K. Ross, who is a pleasing entertainer at all times, contributed numerous selections from his fine Victrolo. Mrs.

Duck, who is tadaughter of the late Noah Harper, f Suffolk, is a Chris- tian lady who possesses many good qualities of both mind and heart. H r home has always an open door for tiie vleltor. and her hospitality knows no bounds. She is one of the pillars of the church at Pleasant Grove, and has always had the best interests of the community at heart. Mr. Duck is one of the progressive farmers who have reached the mark in their chosen pro- fession, and he is a worthy descend- ant of the Island’s pioneers, who fought the battles of prlvatlon and hunger, and made the desert blossom as the rose. He is also a worthy grandson of the late George Duck, who emigrated to this province in the year 1824, as secretary to the late Governor, Col. John Ready. who was the importer ofthe once farnetl thor- oughbred "Roncevalles," the lirst blood horse brought out to the colo- nies, afterwards owned by the late Wallace Duck. father of Mr. .lamcs Duck. He ls one of His Majcsty’s Justice of the Peace and has always taken an active part in the church and community. The Guardian trusts that along with the amiable partner of his choice there are many more years of usefulness before him. Com.

.pllmentar-y-~ speches ' were 'made ' by'

Messrs. Amos West, who capably dis. Cllafged the duties of Chairman, J.

Matthews, J. K. Ross arid J. W.. God- frey. who_made many c mpllmentary remarks in reference to Mr. Duck, quoting very effectively from the im. mortal Burns. and by Mr. E. L. God- frey. Mr. Duck made a suitable reply in his usual humorous manner, thank- ing the speakers for the many kind re- ferences and remarks to him and Mrs, Duck. Rev. J. L. Dawson who was present during the first part of the programme was called home at an .early hour much to the regret of those present. Mr. and Mrs. Duck were the recipients of many valuable and use- tul.presents. After the singing of the National Anthem the companv dis- persed to their respective homes, Wlllllillll Mr. and Mrs. Duck many

"l0l'9 hfllllll’ returns of the tlay.~ (‘om.

WEDN ESDAY

CATTLE SHIPPED.- Mr. Fred W.

Snow. Butcller. victoria, shipped six livecnttle on the S. S. Harland Mon- day.”-V.

INSTITUTE MEETING. - Cumber-

land Women’s Institute will meet in Llllots Hall, Fairview. on Thursday afternoon, August 26th, _

IMPROVEMENTS.-_Mn E. H.

Wright is having his residence fn Victoria painted. Mr, Life Clark, Tryon, is the painter.-V.

Poi.lcE couR~r.- Ar the Police

Cpurt yesterday Mary J. 'McMillan confessed to an infraction of the Pro- hibition act and was fined $100 and costs. One drunk was fined $5 or 10 days.

Sl-IINGLES. - The schr. Blake,

Capt. Alan McLean. has just finished "ilwharglng a full cargo of cedar shingles. assorted grades, from Dal- housie. N. B., at victoria for Wright Bros.

CORNWALL METHODIST CIR-

CUIT.-On Sunday, August 29, Rev. J- L- DHWBOH. B. A., Chairman of the District, will preach as follows: North Wiltshire, morning; Kingston, afternoon; Cornwall, evening. Sacra- ments postponed.

BODIES RECOVERED.-Mr Hector

McKenzie. of Long Creek, has ro

cegpd a telegram stating that the bo _es of his nephews, Archibald and -l°hl\ C- MCK€_rl2le. who were drowned near Calgary; had been recovered and

t_h_attburlal would take place in the

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CONSTIPATIENTS '

Road This#

It must be remembered that the bowels should move freely once a da to ensure perfect health. When auch

is not case the roisonhoeus waste matena is absorbed nto t system, _ thus producing a se1l`_blood poisoning.

The causes of Conatipahonate many and vansd. the morecnmmon- may be mentioned poor stomach di- gestion, a deiuencl of bile la the vatestmes, a lack o secretion in _the bowels. and asw_a.nt of the namral muscular contraction of the lntatlnes from above downward. _

Ahbey's Edd-veaeent Salt, sold

everywhere at 28:: and 00:. and restores the stomach digestion. increases the -low of bile into the intestine. muses a llow from tba in- tsstiml glands. and_reatores the aa- :iural downward ‘action of the intes- nss, randtrlz t no secure a free action ol, bog, which Is an of tba mast' Input! raqaldtaa to #lie I

Sold by George E. Hughes. _

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CAVENDISI-I AND FAIRVIEW.-

Owlng to his belug called away it will be impossible for Rev. W. P. Mcvie to be at the Baptist Church at these places on Aug. 29th. Services are therefore cancelled.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.- Rev.

William Deathe will hold divine ser- vice on Sunday' next at'1~1 a. m., in the Church of England at Long Creek and In the evening at 7 p. m. In the Church at/Crapaud. '

BONSHAW VtSITOR8.-The fol-

lowing were=guests at the Princess Hotel. Bonshaw, Aug. 22nd:-O. G. McDonald, Mr James Carter, Miss Hazel Carter, Miss Bessie Carter, Miss Viola Ritchie, Charlottetown.

THE MARKET. -- Raspberries and

blueberries, were fairly plentiful in the market yesterday- morning, also all kinds of vegetables. The attendance was good, and prices a fair average, Cherries, of which the crop has been very poor, are about done.

AUCTION SALE, LENN`0X

HOTEL. - Yesterday the old estab- lished and valuable property, which has for several years been success- fully conducted by the late Miss A. Cecilia McMillan. was offered to the highest bidder, by Mr. Bearisto_ There was a good attendance, and after a good run of brisk bidding the prop- erty_was_ki_i9cke_rl_t_i_own to Mr. Charles Chandler, hardware merchant, for $4,400.

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VICTORIA PERSONALS.- Miss

Ella Cameron. Crapaud, was a passen- ger on the S. S. Harland Monday morning en route to Bedford where she will visit her cousin Mrs. Harry Norton_- Miss Helen Hood'returned _to Charlottetown Friday last after spending a very enjoyable. time in Crapaud, the guest of..Miss- Ella Came eron.- Mr. D. S. McQuarrie,'-Crapaud, was in Charlottetown on business Fri- day.- Mr. H. R. Prolltt. Victoria, was a visitor to Charlottetown ou- Fri- day_- Mr. Ellis Proiltt returned _to Victoria. Monday from a-visit to his home In Burlington- Mr. Burgoyne. StancheI_ spent a -few days in Victoria lust week on a visit to lielmalster Mrs., Charles Rogers.- Mr...Glen McQuar- rie returned' to-Victoria Frltlay __fI`-Om a visit to New Glasgow, N. S.- Mr. Fred Wotton, Victoria, was a visitor to Rustico Mondo/y.--Mr. Ernest Reid tfrapaud, was a passenger on the S.S. Harland Monday, en route to Bedford where he will. visit, his sister Mrs. llarry Norton.--V. -

INTERESTING LETTER. - Mrs

(Dr) Conroy, of this city, has received a letter from her nelcs, Mrs H. R. Hooper, of London, England, enclos- ing a post card from her cousin, Corpl. Fred J. Fraser, son of the late Dr Fraser, of St Peter‘s Bay, and nephew of Mrs Conroy. Corporal ,Fraser has been a prisoner of war In Germany for some time. He writes as follows: “ To say l was delighted to.get your parcel is putting it very mildly. When I got lt this week I did a war dance. Everything was in splendid shape and how did you guess what I wanted most The books came a week earlier, and you see the boys flock around to get a Ioan of them, and- they have helped us to do much to pass the time. I have had quite a number of letters from Canada. I have heard from Aunt Emma. Would you mind letting her know that l am getting along all right as I shall not be able to write ber for some time yet."- .Mrs _ Hooper is a daughter of Mr ,Fenton Newberry. She has a brother also.on active ser- vice. I-le is a mldshipmau on board l~i.M_S. Doris, at the Dardanelles. The many friends-.of Corporal Fraser In this city will be glad to learn that he ls well, although a prisoner.

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A SERIOUS LOS8.- Capt. Clar-

ence Reidof Pugwash, N. 8., had the misfortune several days ago to lose his pocket book containing $220. The captain was here in his vessel for af cargo of bones and while working at the loft of a building shovelllng the bones down, a young man named' Lelthes was engaged below in shovell- lng them Into a cart. It was while at work the captain missed his pocket- book which-he believed to have fallen out of his Inside coat pocket into the pile of bones. A careful search failed to reveal any sign ,of the missin! book however and Lelthes denied any knowledge of seeing it. Marshal Cam- eron was notified of the circumstances with the result that he had s short and confidential chat with Mr. Lelthes on Saturday. The Mansl1al's conversational powers were of such a persuasive nature that the result was that Lclthos dlsgorged and hand- ed over the sum of $165 In the follow- ing shape: Seven twenty dollar hills, two ten‘s and a five. Lelthes explain- ed that he had purchased from Tan- ton's music store a gramaphone and records which cost him $54.85. The Marshal then went to Mr. Tanton's and the latter upon learning the facts of the casa agreed that If the machine

and records were found not hge have been damaged and returned would refund the money. which was dons. Captain Reid sailed for _Pugwash on

Saturday with hls car o _opbones thankful Indeed to the cl1Tef'o Police and Mr.'l‘anton that he had algorecov-_ ered hlls m2sslng"boncs." Ng, further action was takers in tha lllatter.--_

Exam. _ _ ,_ _ ,_. _,

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McNalll Black and Silver For Co.. LW.-ghnld their meeting August 24th

L a Valley and quoted a. dividend

¥ ` " $]"t_"1%hper' cent. to be paid this year,

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'ticket agent of the Canadian Pacific _'Railway Company in Charlottetown. His office is in the Newson Block, 164 Richmond Street.

RAGWORT. -A bountiful crop of

ragwort la to be seen growing and in

using Dr. Chagall, _ wlull bloom on the R. B. grounds around

Emerald Station. The authorities 'should have this _crop destroyed be- fore rlpening, and not allow the seed. to be blown in all directions thus In- creasing the crop ten fold next season.

' ssnioustv lu..-*rhe many h-lends of Judge Blanchard will regret to learn that he is seriously Ill. He was stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage

unconscious since. At a late hour last night- there was no change for the better.

Police' Court yesterday morning Rob- ert Stanley, a. powerfully built young man was convicted of drunk and dis- orderly conduct ln the house of his mother-in-law, striking her, .smashing crockery over his own head, etc, Stanley promised to keep away from the house in future, after being severely admonished. A line of $20 was imposed.

_-_*har ' --SHIPPING.-Schooner “W._ P.

O’Hara,’ Captain Dunn, arrived yester-‘ day from Pi`ct'o\Y‘with coal.-Schooner “Maude Weston,"' Captain Weston, sailed yesterday for Rlchibucto, after hauling out and being painted 'at Hol- man’a wharf.-Schooner “ Ellen Mary,” Captain Olsen, finished discharging her cargo of coal t’o\"~=Messrs‘ R. T. Holman, Limited; 'and 'hailed yesterday for Pl‘ctou.‘ ' - -

* The, management of the picnic at fwellhigton on ’Tuesday,Y'under'tl1e auspices ofthe Farmers Institute, are to be (congratulatedwn thelrfsuccess.

The.r_I€.y was-‘fine and flarge crowds attend d. The.tables were well pat- ronisetl 'as well‘as saloohs_ The cake and other eatables were ably auctioned off by,lMessrs W. D. Sumner, Tlgnlsh, ` and Austin Cosgrove, Wellington, and netted good prices. A fair sum was realised.-H._~ "- ` .f ~ - » 1

OFF FOR f.'l’HE- FRONT.-~Mrs.|

John McLeod, city, left yesterduyi morning on a visit to Montreal to see -her daughter M'isls-Wlinnifred'Mcbeod' who sails on Friday next from Mou- treal, on her way to the battlefields, as a nurse with the British _Columbia Base Hospital, under the command of Lt. Col.-Hart. Miss -McLeod has been engaged in’social'_sui-voy work in Vancouver for the past five years. Her sister Miss Claire McLeod is now ,in France, as a. member of No. 3 (Mc- Glll) Hospital Corps. Their two brothers John and Keith, are now in Shorncliffe, awaiting orders to leave for the scene of action. Mr. and Mrs. `McLeod, therefore have the enviable _record of giving two sons and two daughters to the great cause.

TO BOYS AND GIRLS.-The three

competitions open to ull scholars ol' "this province for three silver medals close next Wednesday, September lst. These competitions are ns follows: For the best poem, any subject, not more than six verses, silver medal. 2nd competition for the beast essay

says :ind poems huvo been received, but no photographs to date. The only

AT THE POLICE COURT. - At thel

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buclnedranae for if you buy the famous ,.:f,::é.°.*..':°.'n:,::_izf;:.;c..:e:. I “~ 1

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reguldtion governing these competi- tions must be that there should be three entries in each class and open to all` scholars in the province. Ad- dress all-subjects to W. S. Louson, Charlottetown, on or before the flrst of_ September. _

FLOWER SHOW. -Quite a large

‘number or children attended the Flew- er Show in Prince of Wales College Hall yesterday on the invitiitlon of the Committee. They were exceedingly.

thdjexhlliit. They were especially rn- terestetl in the 'beehlve exhlbit. One little girl saying “aren't`tl1ey_ nice! they don't sting as they do ~i.n -the

and was: told that they_ could sting

‘well behaved and thoroughly enjoyed'

she was glad they were In a glass case. Last evening a goodly number were present to _hear the splendid band concert given by the 82nd. -Re`gt. Band. The third annual Prince Edward Island Floral -Association Exhibition concluded its educational work in their exhibit last evening and Profes- sor Clark and the various committees in connection with the association deserve the hearty thanks of all clti- zens. There will’be a. mec‘tIug_of the Committee on Saturday evening-next at 7.30' at Dr. Pethlck's oftie¢~.'for_ a few minutes to report the amount of money received and expended and the balance, whatever it will be, will be given to patriotic purposes. At this

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(c,g\lii;1uIii)f, gficiinrshtiaf :libs glass clit; I ly how much the amount will be _but

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just't-hexsame, if molested, she said _ln the vicinity Of $100- `.

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