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of exhausted nerves, and warn you of approaching pi-oatration or pal-alysh. By enriching the blood Dr. Chase's Nerve Food relltores the wasted nerve cells and thoroughly cures headaches, aleepleamess and other nervous disorders.

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, MR. THOMAS P. CASS.

On Wednesday. Aug. 11. 1915. were

,passed awny in the person of Thomas P. Cass, North lliver, one of the best ,known and highly esteemed residents of that district. in his kindly iiospit- able home when every one was wel- comed. and in the ioinmunity at large where he was always foremost in every progressive work that stood for the betternient of the people. he will be n.ucli raised. His generous sacrifice of ii beautiful home and de- voted wife and family. When God called him in the prime of life. and the fervor of his final preparation, iwhen receiving the last sacraments of the Holy Catholic Church both edified his sorrowiiig family and friends who surrounded his bedside. and gave promise of a happy eternity. He leaves to mourn besides his wid- ow seven sons and three daughters all in the homestead, also a sister Mrs. M. Walsh, Charlottetown, a step mother and step-sister at home and two step-sisters in United States. His funeral was very largely attended,

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-W K McGOUGAN. Globe Fox

Exchange, is Guardian Agent in Bum- merside. '

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Lai!erty’s Tonsor- ial Parlors, Suminerside.

-HALF PRICE SALE Saturday in

Puritan cut-glans ware at Holman‘s. Summerslde. 2602-B-20M2iE1i_

-FOR SUPPLIES ETC.- “Sclir.

Blake.” Captain Allen McLean came in for port and was supplied with pro- visions by R. T. Holman, Limited, af- ter which she proceeded to Crapaud.

-AMBULANCE 0UT.- The Am-

bulance was called out Wednesday to convey Miss Anderson of Rose Valley from the Cape Traverse train to the Prince County Hospital where she will undergo an operation for ap- pendlcltis.-X.

-FOX FURS.-In a letter received

Wednesday by ii party in Sunimorside from a friend in San Francisco they mention the fact that Silver Black Fox Furs from Alaska are being shown ut the Exposition in that city and that the day pre- ions to writing an Englishman bought a pair of pelts for the sum of $3.000.- X

-BALTlC.- An unusually large

gatl-cring of young folks took place at _the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKenzie. last week. for the purpose oi' meeting with their daughter "Tes- sie" who leaves shortly for the N. West, where she will be one of the principles in an interesting event. They presented her with an "address" and ir handsome “dress suit case," Games of all kinds with music of high order were among the principal feature of the evening. Ice-cream and mkv were served and speeches were made by several of the young men present. After wishing the “Bride-to- be" many years of happiness all de- parted for their homes.-D.

tlie_Knights of Columbus of which society he was s member besides many friends and acquaintances who esteemed him in life coming from a long distance to pay their last tribute of honor at his grave. May his soul rest in peace.

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Western Prince Exhibition

Live Stock Show and Flower Show will be held in

Alberton Skating Rink and adjoining grounds on Thursday, Aug. 26th, 1915

$500.00

In Prizes

Lots one to eleven inclusive

Special Train from Ch’town will leave at 7 a. m.

returning at 6 p. m.

Raton

Fare

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including

Charlottetown, North Wiithshire, Hunter River,

Bradalbane, Emerald Junction, Freetown,

Kensington, Traveiler’s Rest, Summerside,

Miscouch, Wellington,

Port Hill, O’.Leary,

Bloomfield,

Alberton,

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named.

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War Tax $1.40 1.25 1.2

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R. H. REID, Sec’y.

Alberton

1 Alberton Horse Races

Monday, Aug. 23rd.

Purses $500.00

CLASSES Free for all mile heats $200.00 2.30 Pace, Half Mile heats 150.00 2.40 trot, mile heats 150.00

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:spoon £823

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intermediate stations not

-ONE CENT per word each inser-

tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge, twenty-ilve cents.

-Latest models in Ladies fall coats

now showing in our mantle depart- ment. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd.

-CHOICE BANANAS, 23 cents per

dos. for Saturday only at Holman‘.s, Summerside. 2602-8-20M2iE1i.

-BANANA8 selling for only 23

cents per' dozen at Holman’s. Sum- merside Saturday. 2602-8-20M2iE1i.

-WONDERFUL VALUE. -Our 19c

pure blsached sheeting. Secure yours today. inclair & Stewart, Ltd.

-Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. are show-

ing an early shipment of Ladies coats for fall. See them.

-BETTER CROP. -The hay crop

throughout Egmont Bay is consider- ably better than at first expected. Hay being mostly superior quality. M.

-CLASSIC MAKE is (‘anada's

highest grade_ In Misses and children footwear. We show a complete range, prices same as last season. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd.

-The Abram’a Village School rc-

opened on August 10th with the same teachers as last year. The attendance is very large and the school year promises to be a success. M.

| -PURITAN OUT GLASS ware closely rivals genuine cut glass in ap- pearance. Eleven lines will be of- fered a? half price on Saturday. Don’t miss this price saving. This sale is good for Saturday only at Holman’s, Summerside. 2602-8-20M2iE1i.

-MARITIME BOARD OF TRADE

-In the afternoon the delegates, with their friends, as guests o`f the Sum- merside Board, were taken to Carle- ton Po_int by special train, where they enloyeil a very pleasant time inspect- ing the terminals, returning to Sum- merside about 6 o'el- ck.-C.

-BASEBALL MATCH. -The final

game for the Prince County Baseball Championship was played on the school grounds last evening by the Independents and the Red Sox the former winning by a score of 6 to 3 with five innings. Batteries were:- Red Sox, McQuarrie, and Mouiitaln. independents, Morrison and Thompson By winning this game the Independ- ents are the Champions for the season having won two out of three games. C.

-A DROP IN EGGS.-Mr. Aubin

J.. Gallant egg collector was at Wiel- llngtonlast week with a load of eggs. lt seems that his horse was well se~ cured while he was doing business in the store. In some unaccountable way however, the animal started with the load at a good speed. till at a sudden turn the waggon and its contents ,were upset in the gutter thereby pre- venting the horse from going any further. The result was not as disas- trous as anticipated however, for on examination Mr. Gallant found only about eight dozen broken. M.

i -TRAIN DERAILED.-A serious run-off occurred at the railway wharf, Summerside, at 7 o’clock last even- ing. While the Eastern train was backing down the wharf, engine num- ber 29 left the rails near the upper end of the coal shed. all the trucks oi' the engine being well clear oi’ the rails, while the cars and tender. which preceded the engine, kept the rails. A wrecking train was ordered out from Charlottetown, and arrived about 11.10. Considerable inconven- ience was experienced by the railway people in transferring the mails to tho express and baggage from the boat to the Western train, which was sent to Charlottetown, taking the place oi' the disabled train. The wrecking train which brought carriages with her pro- ceeded West, leaving about 11.30.-C.

-MALPEQUE.-The farmers of

this locality have taken advantage of the splendid haying weather and near- ly all are done. The crop was u fine one and the grain is coming on splen- dldly.-The capable teachers, 'Misses Munn and Young will resume their duties on the twenty-l’ourth_-Mr. Roy Woodside is a frequent visitor to Bal- tic, the gumt of Mr. George Riley.- Miss Ruth Howatt, Bedeque. is visit- ing her relations in Malpeque. the guest of Miss Lily Davison.-Miss lnez McKenzie. Baltic, was very pleas- antly surprised a few evenings ago when a number oi! young people ga- thered at her home to spend a pleas- ant evening with her before her de- parture for the West. The evening was passed very pleasantly with games and music. Toward the end oi' the evening a dress~suit case and toilet set were presented on behalf of the assembled guests by Miss

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Hera is an offer that expres-

ses sincere generosity- a. sacri-

fice sale of beautiful Elite Lim- oge Chinaware.

These dishes are now on dis-

play. just inside the door-step in and see them, for unless you do. you cannot appreciate the splendid values we are oifering in this line.

- Don't delay calling, because

the quantity is limited and at their present prices these dish

Grace Riley. and an address read by -Miss Alice Shea. Surnnierside, is 'M' `

Miss Mae Bernard. After icecream spending her holidays with ri-lends in

and cake had been served by the Kensington.-H. _ _ ' , young ladies of Baltic they all dia~ ' _ perseii to their homes wishing Miss -Mrs. Abel L. Arsonault from Sum- Mrs. John W. H058. K6IlBll1K¢0¥l» li McKenzie much Joy. as she leaves' iii nierside spent a weeks visit in Abrams visiting in Charlottetown, the BUGS! ii few days for her future imma in the Village recently. M. of Mrs. J. J. Bethune, 247 Prince BC-

West.-Mr_ Ansel Bernard paid a fly- ing visit to -Long River last week.- Mr. John Montgomery has gone to lrislitown to act as scnool teacner for this 00l1\ll1B year.-Baltic school has opened again after the summer holl- days, under the management of Miss Madiadyen. The people or that vici- nity liave just completed the putting in 0! a Dump in the school.-Mr. Ar- thur Henry mada a flying visit 10 Spring Valley recently.-Mr, B_ pm. fit. Kensington, is a frequent visitor I0 BBUJC. U10 Kllest of Mr. Johnson Bernard.-Miss Lulu Champion, Stan- chel. is visiting her sister, Mi-5_ A_ Mc.

Donald, Baltic. ~

YIESTERII PERSOIIILS

-Mr. J. Gordon of Messrs Moore

& McLeod, Charlottetown was a visit- or to Summerside yesterday.

_MUS EV\ll18eline L. Arsenault

has returned to Charlottetown after ,spending a few days at her home in Abram's Village. M.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Shaw ci

DeSable and their little dl\lSlll0|' Evelyn were passengers on the Hazel B. from Charlottetown Saturday-

Miss Helen McKinnon and Mr. Le

Roy McKinnon. both of Peabody. MHS* are visiting relatives at DeSableht 6 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester S aw.

The Misses Selena and Eleanor

Robinson have been called h0m9h°i” account of the serious illness of t e 1' mother. Mrs. Geo. F. Robinson. Spring Park Road.

Mrs. Geo. Thorne and llllle daugh'

ter, Dorothy. and Miss' Maud T\\0l‘“° have returned from lictou. *hers they have been accompanying Mr. all

Mrs. Daniel Walls, who are leaving a for Newfouiidland. Horse Book

-Miss Loretta Richard, Tignlsh,

has returned to her home after a lengthy visit in Egmont Bay. M.

_-Miss Florence McLeod. Summer- side, is visiting her home in Murray Harbor during her vacation.

-Dr. Harrie V. Dunamoor of Boston

arrived by the S. S. Empress Wed- nesday evening and is the guest of

and Mrs. A. S. McKay, Summer- s e.

SUMMERSIDE SHIPPING

-Schr, “Blake” Captain McLean,

sailed yesterday for Crapaud.

Mr. Robert Mortimer who luis been

visiting his brother Mr. John Morti- mer left. yesterday m0¥'“i"g 0” ra' turn to his lronie in Amh6l`Bl~ Mf- Mortimer has been absent from the

-Dr E. F. Moyse, Lynn, Mass. is

spending a few days at his old home in Bedeque_

-Sclir. "General Middleton" Cap-

tain Dicks, came in yesterday for port, bound for Glace Bay from Miri- mlchi. Owing to the rough weather _ which was experienced, Capt. Dicks city for the past twelve years am. lost his fore sail_while en route to his many friends were glad to see Summerslde yesterday. him.

-Mr. J. Edgar Smallman, Halifax

was a pasenger by the Eastern Ex- press yesterday moming on ii visit to friends in Summerside and O'Leary.

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generally, were the only ones that could afford to gratify their desire for good clothes-today-it dqesn’t matter if you are so short of the “ready” that you have to skimp and squeeze to get together the _price of a decent suit-you get exactly t_he same all-round value as the man who comes in and peels our price off a fat wad without noticing any difference.

We stand ready to serve all-the family man with a brood of youngsters to raise, or the young chap

just starting out in life. each man get_s the squ_arest kind of a square deal every time he leaves us ifteen dollars in exchange for a specially tailored suit that “stands up.”_

Welloolr after your “extra” wishes without holding you up with “extra” charges. The little specials

are given in free-you c'an’t pay us more than $15 “the amous price for the famous suit” that brought good tailoring within the reach of every man.

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Out-of-Town-Men

At no cost io you we send you, anywhere, widely varied samples, style book, self-measuring chart and tape. If you're “back o'be- yond” all you have to do to dress like the best in Town is to mail

us a postal and we'il do the rest. Fifteen dollars-that’s all. Ad- dress:-Mail Order Dept., 415 St. Catherine St. East, Montreal.

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