. ~ -n wry, AL § L-»g.tl>\, ,/ ‘san uygpqfsg. u,,,“»te,‘,»I'q ?:i,,;,\,.,,, Tv- ,aa mir ~ g __ _ . - ` .§...W>~,

; Ronnie I .. _ ma oi1,m.L0r'rv'r0wN. ovswur. ,9°T°FEF 1,2- 1914.

1 me wesrsiin ouinnlin '°~ -if I

' _ -The Sale That Helps Us Both-

IT WILL

PAY YOU

TO WRITE FOR

THE .

BEST _

INVESTMENT EKNOWN

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GOLDEN PELT FOX AND FUR COMPANY

OF CANADA, LTD.

OFFICE DENNIS BUILDING

HALIFAX, N. S.

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“Miss M. McDonald, of the Victoria Milli-

nery Parlors, has returned from her buyinil trip with a fine display of the latest Mil- »

linery.

She will be pleased to meet her old cus-

tomers and solicits general public.

5839-10-2M6i

the patronage oi the _

I Miiiinery

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in-Foes for Sale..

40 Patches and 10 Silver Blacks

Q' Just received from_ Peace River our last consignment ~, gi of 40 Patches and 10 Silver Blacks.

,i These are the best we have had this year, and any one

ii interested in purchasing any of these animals should coni_ -1-

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. inunicate with us at once as they and selling rapidly. -,

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Massachusetts

161 Qut en St.

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Write, ca`l or phone our office.

Fox Exchange

Phone 515

fi Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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GUARDIAN cLIissirIEo lies l

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ea lit-onlinuaiinn Cul: must accompany order. Minimum chants

I Twen f-live cents.

n in this colum. hall cent per worn

’f-*-‘-`*- -`- 'J-ZZ* Ifz‘;`;`f>`5'§1’1‘1"`-Li-Iif-12;; lf-22:1;-fifilffflfiffiififfi

3 One cent er word lint inuiriio l

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BoaiuIERs WANIED `s'oAnD"cA'N‘ as HAD Fon Two

i;t-Iitlviiit-ii at 1-10 Quit-Ii Hi: AH __

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l"E.M»\l.E HELP WAN 1`l:`.Il

A""vouNG i_Aov WITH coop

I’t>t`<~I`t-111-'-s vit-sirffs :I pI.»><itii»n as sic-ii<i;;i‘:I]»l\<~I'. Appljc at iliis, oll`I<'t>.

.'.!|1v!>-l=|-ll-mtl`

Ii/AN. so, at once. A GIRL ,Fon

,.51-ii,--:uni litiii---uni-I-:_ .'.i~pl_\- :ii this ofi`ii».-A not-1-10 10.111 ii

\.iA`wir-.o-Ar oNcE A MMD Fon

714114-ral liliii.-‘I-\vt\I'l&. .\]ipl_'.' .\li‘.s'. .\lorri:;. lill \\'ati-r Si. izutui-ill-lo.\1:li.

3°( "vo'uNo' "|.Ao‘:' WITH Good

r"l`0r<\iit'i-si :lt-:;i|'<».~'. a pnaaiiitili as str-iioigrzipliwr. .»\iiply at this otlii-I-. WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL

lioiiscivurk. .\ppl_v to Mrs. l.t~iuh ll. \\-'aI'rt'|i, North lii\'t~r twiriif-I'.

."»il1~l-10-§l_\l~'ii,

YOUNG WOMEN DESIROUS OF

training tor iiIii'sr'¢; r'uIniIi\1IIir'atf\ with ilu- Fupt., t‘it_v llospital, llaih.

I\lr\. :’.il;:-'»-ill-T.\1|il

Z§|`m_' WANTED r-'os GENERAL

liousework. .\ppl_\'. .‘»lr:: I-‘_ H. I.odgt», 25 L`ppcr l'riIit'e Strr-i=t.

Sfllfl-10-G-Iiitf

MlSCP`.Ll.ANEOU§

lun-iitigii st,-.~.»|_ Goto-lo-10III3i

we WILL P/-\Y YOU $120 TO DIS-

tribiiti- I1-|i_t;ioii.~i literature in your comniiiiiity. Sixty days' v.'or1<. Ex- 1i<‘rieIii~<~ not rvqiiirutl. Man or wo- man. tlpportunlty for prmnotion. Spare time may be used. interna- tional liible l’rt-ss, 182: Spnilina Ave., Toronto. 50114-ltr-8l\l4l.

i=oxEs"To BOARD.-we I-ini/E

rooin to board tour pairs Class A. foxes on r<\:i:;oiialili~ t|~i‘iu:=. Apiily to North 'l`i'_von Silver lilaek Fox t‘o. 50112-10-6-iI16i

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MALE MEI P WAN1 ED

BOY WANTED.-A buy about lb yrs.

nr age, with good reference, is want- ed to learn a good trade. Address “Z” P. O. llox 116, Charlottetown,

5549-9-llmtf

SIIUATIONS VACANT v7Kr~]`;rso _'C~f`if€sr~/`léI\T_s`$ZECu-

gtiuraiiteerl. no 1-xperlf-live. ton vac- aiirlcn. \\'rito Liikn Ilrotliers, Lini- itcil, .\lontri'al. .5972-10-911101

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_.,__..__ T08 $5_|_~".3._._...

FOR SALE----1.000 ltn.<plurr_\’ 1-ani‘s.

Apply to 10/' lioclitortl Street.

5978-10-9I\l6ipil.

if-'on sAi.r-: ..r PAR. oNE SHARE

in Freclaiid Fox (‘o.. on wliich 50 per rent, dl\'idi\nd will be paid this fall. Apply ilil Iilm Ave.

FUR SALE 'l`E.\' .\`ll.\ltES S'l`()i`l( IN

the l’rin<-e Albert Black Fox (`o.. Ltd., has paid a llividciill of 10 per cent and will n n furllier dlvid

T0 LET 'ro"|Le1'."l|fA'n`os"obMFo`s1'AsLE

furiiishcd rooms, ceiitrally situated, with use of bath and all modern coiiveiiieiit-es. Apply to R.. Guard- ian tItrlr'v.i 6011-10-10m3l

TO LET.-llooinsv for light housekeep-

iIig.Apply 1651 Great George Street.

5902-10-S-nl3lV

T0 R'EN`T;1louiie of'foiir_roonis. Ap-

ply 267 Sydney Street. A _

Funnlsl-Ieo_oFFIcs 'ro'|-iaif”-1

Double uilice--- centrally located -

, . ' D Y '

end on this year`s earnings. Ap- ply li. G. Gnardlnn. 5724-fl-25Mtf.

FOR SALE AT ONCE TWO PAIRS

interior Alaska Silver Blacks and 3 pairs dark patched foxes. also mink and fisher. Prices right for cash. Come and see them. T. G. Ives. Montague. 5676-9-l7MEtf. £

1-95.1

cl1'v oft and the

g_..

Apply to J. I). S., Box 422. (‘ity.

5922-10-TMtf.

WANTED

MINK WANTED-3 female, Island

trapped. No other kind will fill the bill. Will only do business with the man who actually traps the mink. Have for sale ll pure island ranch~ralsed males. Wal- dron, Tyne Valley,

near for tivo

'“`_5`-‘£7.51

PERSONS NEEDING Dnessiviltii-imc'

l>_v il|i» |ia_\'. a|»pl_\' to 117 Upper iiills-

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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

` -THE moimmo oAn_Y Guardian can be obtained at Latfsrty's Tonsor- ial Parlors. 8umnI'é'rside.

-MR. E. P. FOLEY. Guardian re-

,presentatfve in Atherton will gladly receive subscriptions and advertis- ing matter.

-MR. W. K. McGOUGAN, Secre-

tary of the Globe Fox Exchange. P.O.. Box 10, is The Guardian Agent in Sumizicrside. ,

-SUFFERING FROM TYPHOID.

-Mr. Joseph A. Gallant. truckmaii, -is ill with t_\'phold fever. llc is no\v in the Prince Co. llospital, in ii critical condition.-H.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not niiss an issue, as all papers are idiscontinued promptly on expiry date. Mtt.

- -POSTPONED.-On account o_f__a supptr being held in l\'cnsiiii:ton on Monday Iiiiliit next in aid of the Bel- iriaii ltelit-I' Fund, liappyland Picture llranch will not show there on that night as '.id\‘ertised in Saturdays Giiardinn.-.\I.

--SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.-

Oats, white per bus.. ~l5i>.; oats, black per bus.. ~f7c.; potatoes per bits., 25t:.; lm_\', louse, per ton, $12.00; hay, press- I-d, per ton, $13.00; pork per lb. 9% to ltlc.; butter, dairy, per Ib., 21 to 220.; eggs per doz., 23(-.; hides per lb., 12c.; wool per lb., 26c.-X.

-BUSINESS CHANGE.-Mr, Dun

|l’crry. barber of .\lberton has sold

out his liusiiiess there and moved to Siiiiiiiicrsidt-. He will start up in Siininierside again iii his tonsorial works as soon as he can procure a suitable location.-ll.

--LITERARY CONCERT. - The

Port Hill Brzuicli of the Bed Cross Society held a literary and musical coiict-rt in Kim: Georzre Hall, Port liill, on the e\'c-Iiiiig of Friday, Ort., 2nd. A lengt hy programnie was car- ried out and candy was sold by girls ltlresst--il as nurses. The sunt of over $60.00 was rt'»ali7.etl; and this. with what has bt-I-n collcctetl, will he for- wnrrled to lIeadr|uartt\rs.

--EXAMiNATlON.- The month of

Sr»ptt-mliet' in liensinizton School 1'0- sulttwl as f'ollo\\'s:-~- Grade IX,-1, .-'tg- iiie tlootlwixi; 21, lniihum .]aI'dino, .., .lunet 2,1/iase and Saiiiilel l’roiil; 4, 1-llla l!I'ov»'ii. Grade Vlll.-1. Flora liuwiiiiss; 2, Patrivlr Good\viiI; Zlil, l(atl:»~riii<.~ l.o\\ilier: 4. .lean l\l<'.\`utt. tlrailo \'lI,-l, lticliartl Simpson: '_’. .lathes t‘ool;t~: li. \'t\t'IIio l.cslit': »l. (llive ll;:rdin_;. .\liss llarrini:toii's llr-partnii-iit.-~ Grade V1.-1, .lvimie .lnr<lii;t‘; 3, Vinetia (`as\\'vll; lidua I-laf=tt~r. (irndc \'.-1, Mabel `I\lc.-\rth'- ur; 2, liflwin 1', I.,\'iiils‘-; 3,.`|'tivI1'L-is Mull- ally. Garde l\'.~-1 _ 'l`helIi1a t’oi>|:t.-; if. lice .\lii;i.<,t~; Sl. llt-ber \`\'aI`rcii. Bliss .\'i<-la-.>1:-;mi":. l.>eparmit-iii_- Grade ll!_ -----1, l_ornr~ .\it-Keiizie; 2, llitzcl \\`ar- rvn; 2‘.. lidith Siit.lieI‘laiiil and Nr-\vt-ni .\li-.\I'il:ur'. Grade ll,--1, Ethel Ilouu- hart; ‘_’. Gilliert. lliinston; Ll, 1Jort:~ thy _\lf-l~I<-iizit-. Grade l.-1, Forlu-; l{t:Iii~.i-tiff; 12. t`_\'rns Orr; Il, ;\liria~_;i Proliti and .\laurit'o Iliggins.

Skin Trouble

on the Scalp

s|\'i_\: IIRII-:D .\.\'n cniiciii-:Ii

HAIR Fl‘1l.|. (Jl"I`-i.`l'|lED BY

(lllA.~3l:l'S U1N'l`.’\lI‘I.\"l`.

ECZCWU is Hnllilylnt and distressing

‘lil any liillle, but doubly so when ig gets into the scalp and causes the hair to fall out. llcre is fi giuitefui letter from .-I lady who was cured by using: Dr. <‘lia:~:t-'ii tlintnieiit. The .\.li‘s. Hector Currie, '1`olIc|'moi'y,

Ont., writes:--“I wnii cured of ii dis- grecnliln skin diseiii-ic of the scalp by usinig. Ilrl (7hust"s tliiitiiiciit. The trouble started with itcliintb and pain in the scalp, the skin woiilil get dry and crack, and at timi-.4 ii-Qiiltl i,1I\n¢i, and the hair would fall ont. I tried three doctors \'.i'tlioiit benefit., and Sliflvrod for three years, ltcatling iu thc nlmanac about llr. (lhasc's Oint- rncnt, I be,;un its use, and nm now cniiiplctcly cured, The hitir has grgwn again, limi I am as well ns I ever ii-ns. You are nt liberty to use this letter, for I am glad to recmnnicnil so excellent 3 ti-eatmci.t.”

Dr. Chas:-'ii Uiritincnt has no rival

as a cure for itching skin disease.

ANI) DR.

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sive zines. pormanoiii, big earniiigs ~ 1/

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Walk-Over

Shoes

A Lady’s Dress Shoe

You know that patent

leather is the dressiest leather made. Nothing can really fill the place of good patent leather.

The shoe shown here

is of Walk-Over quality, trim in pattern beautiful in shape and rich in finish

Moms &

-ONE CENT per word each in-

sertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-tive cents.

-WANTED, an experienced cook.

Apply. Queen Hotel, Suininerslde.

6007-10-10M3l.

-HAPPYLAND PICTURE Branch

will be in Kensington Monday night, the-12rh,fwtth'rcomplete change or programme. 6008-10-10M2l

-DANCING CLASS.-At the Uu-

ion Hall, Sumnierside, Friday night, Miss Gorman opened her dancing classes. There was n fairly large gathering and the prospects for a good season look bright.-ll.

-PRODUCE.-There is V€l'Y

little produce offered in Summer- side as yet. White Oats are worth 45c.. Black Oats 471:., potatoes 20c. to 2‘.Zc., turnlps 20c., wlieat $1.00 ii bushel.-H.

-ExAMINA'r|oN.- Following is

the. result of the September examina- tions of South Frectowii School. Grade VI.-1, Vera Bernard; 2. Ruth Sim- mons; 3. Addie llruniniond. Grade V.--1, Katie Reeves; 2, Marguerite Mc.t‘ourt. Grade l\'.-1, Matthew White; 2, Willie l~‘rani~is; 33, Hazel Matheson. Grade lll.--1, Albert Stit- son; 2, Fred Druinnioiid; 3, Hubert McNeill. Grade Ii.-1. llazel Baker; 2, Reagh Francis; 3, \‘.`ilbert Drum- niond.- Katherine 'l`raynor. teacher.

-PROPERTY SOLD.-Mr. J. F.

Lord, merchant of North Tryon. has recently sold his farm to Mr. How- ard Calbeck of Westinoreland. Mr. Calbeck has been looking for afarni [or seine time and has been fortun- ate in securing such a beautiful property in such a convenient local ity. The people of North Tryon are to be congratulated in having such an industrious, up-to-date and dc- sirable family settle in their com- munity.

-SUMMERSIDE.-- Mr. \V. S. Lou-

son, Charlottetown, representing “Grecnsliields Ltd., Montreal was in Summerside Thursday in the inter- ests of his firm,-Mr. Hugh Walton and Mr. Harris Simpson. Little Shem- ogue, New Brunswick, were visitors to Summerside on Thiirsda_v.-- Mr Jos- eph R. Barrett, Lot 10. was in Sum- inerside Thursday.- .\lr. Robert T. Mouse. Kensington, was in Summer- side Thursday on l>usiness.- Mr. Moses Woodside, ('liuton, was _a pas- sciiger to Summerside on 'l`hiirsda_\'.- l\lr. t`haI'lt-s Vanipliell, lletleque, was in SuiI1.u1_P.1:lsi1e..oiL.!iLetlnes<iai'.- Mr. .laincs England, '1`ravt~llers ltest, was in Siininit-rside on 'l`liursda_v on u biisiiioss trip.-S.

-ALBERTON.-l-‘allowing is the

result of the Septenibvr exnmiiiatlons in .\lbei'toIi liigh S<-huol:-l’rincip- al’s llcpartineiit.-Grade, IX.-1, Mnrioii Caiiipbell; LI, Bertha Ben- in-tt; ll. llelen Bell. Grade Vlll.-1. (Tlaire Cahill; 2, Helen Gordon; 3, Roland McArtlIur, Vice- Princi- pal Departnient. Grade Vll.-1,llei'- hiv Corlwtt; 2, Alex. llnntor; Ci. Bertha Hiller. Grade VI.-l. Ruth Larkin; 2, Isabel Purdy; 3, Thelma .\. l'leaI'ii, Grade \',-1, Tlionies Broderick; 2, Blancliq Milli-r; 3, Grace Rankin. lnternicdiate De- partiiiciit.--Grarle lV.-1, Addie Graves; 2, Francis Graves; 3, Eva l’urd_\'. Grade lll.-1, 1, Amy Ag- new; ‘_’. Edith llunn; 3 Gladys Me lieth. Gradi- ll.-1, Mary ltogors; `_'. llelen Larltin; 3, llusscl Graves. l’riniary Drpartniciit.-Grutle 1., tSeniorl. 1 , Alberta Barbour; 2, liileun (‘iilleu; Il, Belle Agnew; 4, Robert Rankin. Grade 1. (.lunior).l, ltoy Corbett; 2, Helen Malloy; 3, .Ivan Ficltliiig; 4, Lilian McLean. ('lnss l,-1, (‘liarlie Greeii; 2, Mar- garet Stvrns; il, Ester Malloy. A. li. (‘. Class.-1, Lewis Malloy; 2. Annie .\li~1lonal<l; 3, Gerald Red- mond. Tlie total enrolment for the month was 1133, and the average daily ntti\iiilan<'e, 120. The Nelson Shit-ld iziren to thc room which had tlic larizest nuinber of pupils present 'I-very d:i_\' :luring the month was won by the l’riiiiary lltvpnrtiiiciit. Follow- ing is the ri-:~'ult oi` the t'onIpt~tllion for suiiiiv:---l’I‘i|ii'ipal's llepni'tnIt'iit 1:1; \'ir~\-»l’riiicipal, 12; liiieriiiutliatc. 14; l’riiuary, 20.-A.

'Ulll' I"-~“ » "N department. is

our pride. Only ellicicnt, certified plmrniacciitists employed. Pure, ti-csli full-strenctli drugs! used in every prescription. MacKinnon Drug (10,, t'iiI'., Great. tlcorgc and Kent Sts_

Mcti.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-l)r. Delaney oi’ Wellington was

in Sumineriiide on Thursday.-li.

-Dr. Houston, Kensington, was a

visitor to Summerside.-X.

-Mr. .lose-ph Cameron. Grand River,

was in Siimnierslde Saturday.-X.

-Mr. 1'. l).“Me(JsllunI. Charlotte-

town. wus n passenger to Sumnierside Frlilny iiiglit.--X.

--Mr. E. ll. VVrlglIt, of Victoria. was

in Siiiiierislile on Saturdaly of last week.-I\'.

-Mr. Colin Craig, of Middleton.

was in Siimmerside Saturday on busi- ness.-X.

-Mr. James Johnston, Albany. was

in Sunnnerside Saturday on business.

X. -Mr. Louis Dystnnt, Ellerslle, was

in Summersfde on Saturday of last week-X.

Foxes for Sale

Have II few more ranch raised miali

left yet which will clear at $80 per pair; also on hand some marten "class A" and cross foxes. Write or phone R. J. McNeill. Tyne Valley.5499-9-‘lmtt

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DR. I. E. CROKEN Veterinary Surgeon

Office Cameron Block

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Winter Coats

mally 18.00

SALE PRICE

$10.00

V I

Another bargain is a

line of Winter Coats made in a good solid comfort- able model in different shades, sizes 32 to 42 for-

'-F P*-,"1 l..x

Mutual BenefitSalef

We need room, we must have it for our Fall Stock. These exceptional ~

prices will bring it to us. THAT'S OUR BENEFIT. you need the clothes, this

is your chance to save money on them. TH AT’S _YOUR BENEFIT

POSITIVELY - l

'P The biggest bargains ever offered will be shown at this Mutual Benefit Sale.

Mutual Savings On Ladies’

Coats

Ladies’ lined coats made in a beautiful Beaver Cloth with imitation Astra-

clian lining, rubber interlined, making them rainproof as well as wind proof with

- a large fur collar of Mink, Marmot, Sable or Apposum, in Blues and B acks, sizes - 34 to 44, formally priced $20.00 and $25.00

Sale Price . $14.90

Children’ s Coats

Imitation Bear Skins,

very warm just what the kiddie wants made in white, brown and red, sizes 6 mos. to 4 yrs.

SALE PRICE $1.49 to $2.75

I Winter Coats

Another lot all styles

and shades made in heavy cloth very warm and made to wear and hold their shapes, regular $7.00 to $15.00.

SALE PRICE $4.98 to $8.50

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in this store for

Mutual Savings for Men

Fo r one week we will sell any pair of men’s hose priced at 50c or 60c I

39c --

J.‘~?»i"-1-?`»l°-‘t»l‘

Ladies’ Coats

Regular value $5.50 in navy, black, grey and

" tweed effects

$2.98

|i Children’s Coats i ‘ Skirts

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- - Tweeds and mixed in all shades, all sizes. tweedsy regular $400 regular $3.00 to 500. and 5_0()_ Sale

$ 1.75 to $2.98 $2.98

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$3.50 -I-

-Pri*-l‘>l‘-1'>‘r>1‘

. $1.75

. Black and Navy Skirts, regular | I Fancy Tweed Skirts, regular

$5.00 ‘

SALE PRICE I . l SALE PRICE

$3.50

Prowse Bros. Ltd.

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-Mr. Wm, Dystant. ('lin.rlott.etowiI,

passed through Sunimcrside on l~`rl-

-Mr. James A. Millar, of Port Ilill,

is in Hiilifiix nttciiiling llie niceiiiii; of the Synod of the l‘resbyterla|i (‘liurch for the Maritiine l’rovinccs.- P.

--The many friends of Mrs. .itunes

llli-.\'all_v, Cape l<]i.;inont, will reiqrut to licur that she is seriously ill in the Prince County llospltal.-X.

-Mr. Robert Fitzgcralil, student

of 1’. W. College, passed through Siininiersidc on Friday evening to spend his Tlianksiriving holidaysat his homo in St. Louis.-ll.

-The many friends of Mrs. Jnliu

Manson, Siiiiiiiiersiile, who underwent it ncrioiis operation in thetlliarlotte- tuwii llospital. a short time ago. will be pleased to hear thi-It she is doing ns well as can be expected.-X.

-Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Mcl{a_v, oi’

Port Hill, have gone on it few weel<‘s visit to friends in Nova Scotia. Mr. Mel-(ay will attend the meetini: nf Synod at Halifax. as also a Incetiini of the l\’lissionnr_v Club whit-li sup- ports n Missionary in Korea and oi' wliit_rh hc is I1 member. Mr. and Mrs. Mclxay was nccompniileii by her niece, Miss Miiinle Sproiill.-~l’.

_ .-..__.~__..1

i

day evening on 9 business trip west. C"-" -ll.

For Sale I .f

Three P. E. Island,

Silver Black Foxes, (Two temales, and one male.)

Two pairs interior Alaska Silver Blacks, and two

pairs very dark patches, will be sold cheap for cash.

P. E. Island, and imported ranch bred Mink,

Three Fisher, two females and one male.

Prices and terms easy. Come and see them, and

you will be convinced, that we are offering the best values on the market.

O

T. Gorden Ives

Montague, P. E. Island

5633-9-18Mtf.

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available

Lambs.

5953-10-8M6i.

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Lamb Storage

Applications for Cold Storage Space for Lambs w`ll b ece' ed by this

C0mP_H¥1Y UP t0 and including Thnrsday,0ctober 15th,li)14?a;Iplicl::nts to state quantity, and also approximately length of time lambs are to remain in storage.

Space will be allotted proportionately should more be applied for than

All space reserved must be paid for, whether used or not. ' Qpplications must be sealed, and marked on outside, “Storaiie Spaée for

The Island Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Prop. Abegweit Fox Hospital ' Charlottetown, P. E. I. _

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