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Silver Bla.ck Foxes

Class “A” Standard Bred Silver Black Foxes for sale.

Guaranteed pedigree accompanies each fox sold. We also have a few extra good male foxes for sale.

We will be glad to show interested parties our foxes

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

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

GUARANTEES 50 PER CENT AT THE IEAST FOR 1915 OR WHATEVER MORE IT MIGHT BE

Anvone wanting to Invest in _this great Black Fox In-

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

mation to

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Glenaladale, : : Prince Edward Island .

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-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can bo obtained at Lail`orty's Toiisor- ial Parlors, Suniniersldc.

-LOST between New Annan School

and liciisington. dark grey overcoat. Fiiiiicr please coniiiiuiiicate with E- J~ Wright. New Annan. 1112i

-MONT CARMEL school is now

reopened with teachers for tho three departments. The principal for last year still retaining his position for thc coming term.-R.

-FROM BOSTON.-Miss Minnie,

dauglitcroi' Mr. .~\rtliur Owen, of Mal- pcqiic, is at prcscnt visiting hor par- ents and other relations for a fow ivecks.-D. `

-AT DARNLEY.-Mr. mid Mrs.

Kiiisniiiii. of Boston, arc visiting thc latter's brother, Mr. llzivid Clark and their sister, Mrs. Ed. McKay.-D.

-FLY PAPER.-Get a good supply

of sticky Fly Paper. to hang from ceil- ing; special value li for Sc. at Hill.- 1\i.\.\"S, Suiniiicrsidc.

2382-S-4l\I2iE1l.

-DARNLEY.-The schooner E. S.

Fault, t‘apt. llortoii, loaded with coal. of 100 tons, arrived in port July 30th. The coal was for the dredge Poiviial and was discliargeil inmic- diately The. schooner then proceeded to Sydney to reload.

-TO-NlGHT'S PATRIOTIC MEET-

ING.-The people of Keiisiiigtoii are reminded of thc patriotic iiiectliig iii the (‘.lil.l1.A. llall to-night. when an excellent musical programme will be submitted. and the Rev. Dr Fulton will be the principal speaker.

-ENJOVABLE OUTING. -The pic-

nic held by the Presbyteriaii congre- gation of Iiivcriiess on Friday last was very largely attended and was in every way a. siicccss. The stint of $1250.00 was realized vii-:ir of expenses ivliicli amount will gi towards scaling the cliurcli.-1'.

-On ziccouiil of the patriotic mass

nicctiiig this cvcning tho meeting coil- ductcd by lilvciigelist I.. (`. Mcl’her- son will be given up. Mr. l\lcl’horson will speak Tliitrsday evening nt Tom- pcriiiicc ll-all on the topic "(‘liristinii

lleroisiii."

-PLEASED VISITORS.- Mr. and

Mrs. J. A. Ramsay and son, of Gicl- chcn, Alberta, were recent visitors to llio Exposilioii (‘ity. Tlicy were par- tiriilurly pit-used with (‘:\|iaila's Inar- vclous cxliihitioii. Mr. Rauisay is ivcll :ind favoraihly i'ciiiciiilicrr:il iii his old hoiiic towi\.- Suiiinicrside, i’. E.

-PLEASANT TRIP.-Mr. Archi-

bald l\loiitgoiiici'y, of l’ort lllll, accoiii- panic-d by his two diitiglitcrs, also _l{i~v. Mr. and .\lrs. R1-id, l’rcsbylcriz\ii iiiiiiislcr. of llioiitrcal, and sonic friciids \\'crr\ visiting at Maipcquo for tho \\'1‘t-k-ciiil. 'l`|ir‘y tilotiiriril over the b|~:iutiful lticliiiioiid liay. lt was Mr. iii-id's first visit to ltinlpcquo. '|`l\f‘.\' 01l.io_vcil thc trip vcry mucli.-

li.

-INDIAN ELGETION. -’l`lic Mic-

inacs o|` 1'. IG. lsliiiid licld :iii clectioii l`or cliicf iii the rcscrvc at l.ciiiiox lslaind on Monday last. .Tho prcsciit 1-liii-l'.loliii Sark and Isaac l’ctcrs were thc ciiiiiliilatcs. 'l`lio rc.~iiilI. wus as fol- lows: .ioliii Sark 30; Isaac l’ctcrs 12. 'l`lic cclclirziiloii of St. Anii's at Len- nox island on Siiiidiiy last was attend. cd by a very liirgc nunibcr of pooplo from ull parts of tho i-ouiitry. 'l`he ut- tciidziiicc was tlic largest for a great iiiuny ycars. iiiaiiy coming by boats and also by carriage to l‘oi‘t Hill from

ii-licrc ilicy were ferred over.-P.

TIGNISH

-DIED AWAY - Mr. Mosie Clini-

ssoii. f_oriiicrl_v a well known farmcr of l.ot 'l`wo died iii Maine on Friday lust. lic leaves a large I`iiiiiily bosidcs ri number of friends in Tlgnish.-Z.

-GRAND PICNIC - Over one hun-

dred young people from Tigiilsli and surrounding villages attended the an- nual iislioriiicirs picnic at North (Tape on Saturday ziftcriiooii. swiiniiiiiig and bathing foriiicil tho chief ziti.raclioii, besides iiiuch pleasure was cvidciiccd at thc lunch served b_v thc ladies pre- scnt on tho shore sands.-Z.

-BARN BURNED - Mr. Michael

l.yiich, Tigiiish. on Sunday had thc misfortune of loosing his barn by fire togctlicr with thc contents. liow the llrc started is not knfwii. lt was with great diillciilty that aiiothor barn bcloiiging to licnry llogan only six foci, dlstiiiicc iviis saved. At one time it was fcarcd that Dr. McBridc's homo wniild go, but willing hands provciitr-ii this hy showering water for ncnrly two hours.-Z.

-WILD FOX - On Saturday last

tlio bariiyurd of Mossrs Joronio F. Miirtin and llctor Waite, Little Tig- nlsh. wcrc visilod by it wild rod fox und before ho could bc killoil scvoral hens and goose woro torn to piocon and quickly disposed off. Ilcforo his doutli wits accomplished at the point of ii gun thc savage brute when nim- od iii with sticks showed no fear and thc only way to get him oui. of tho way was with u good load of powder and shot.-Z.

Alberton Horse D Races

Monday, August 23rd Purses $500.00

Frcc-for-all. Mile heats. $200.00. 2.30 I’ucc. Half mllc licuts, $150.00. 2.40 Trot, Milo heats, $150.00. l"ivo to ciitcr four to start. Entry

fco, 5 per cent. of purses, 5 por cent.. :iddiitlonal for money winners. En- tries closc thc 10th of August.

All races to cnd with the fifth heat.

No entries accepted unless accompan- ied with fees 'for same.

Entries received by the Secretary,

or by J. Stanley Wedlock, Charlotte-

town.

HARRY O'BRIEN, Secretary,

Alberton.

2397-8~4Mwfii3i.

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

lot'

mum charge, twenty-five cents.

-UNDERWEAR-Mcn's $1.00 Bal-

briggan underwear 790. nt HOL- MAN’S. Suiumerslde. 2382-8-4M2lE1i.

--W K McGOUGAN,Glohc Fox

mersido.

-Tho business stands of Messrs

Godkin Bros., the T. Johnson Co. and P. N. Enliian. ,Water Street, arc all being newly painted. The work is being done by William Crozier. painter and decorator, Summersidc.-X.

-RAINCOATS-Be sure to seo the

special values offering iii \Voiiicn's and Girls’ Raincoats; popular styles. ex- tremely low prices. See them without delay at llOLMAN’S, Suiiinierside.

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-The Ladies Volunteer Corps of

the Red Cross held a successful flag day on Saturday last and collected over $75. They beg to thank the people t'or the ready response to the great cause.-X.

-Mrs John Steel, of Kennedy, Sask.,

who has been visiting her relatives in Malpeque during the past iiionth, left yesterday morning by the S.S. Em- press oii return to her home in the West.-X.

-CHOICE CANNED CHICKEN, Ia-

land packed, 'Government inspected. guaranteed quality, extra value and just the thing for summer lunches. Special price per can 20c. at l1()I.~ M_\l\‘S, Siminicrside.

23828-4M2iE1i. `

-The death occurred at the Prince

County Hospital yesterday morning of Miss Rena. Dickie, age 27, daughter of Mr (`. R. Dickie, of St Nicholas. She had been operated on for appendicitis about two weeks ago and was pro- gressing favourably till Monday night when u sudden change iii her condition occurred and site passed away on Tuesday morning. She leaves to mourn besides her father. Iwo broth- crs, Mr (`. (`. Dickie, of R. 'l`. llolmiin. Ltd., and Thomas R. Iiickic, of Den- vcrs. Mass. The funeral takes place on 'fliursday at 2.30 p.iii. from her old home at St Nicholas.

WESTERN PERSONALS

---Miss Loretta Lcuniiril :ind Miss

Sadie Egan have been visiting t'ricndsi in l'ort llill for u few days.-l’.

-Miss licatrice Peters of Bloom-

Iicld has liccii ctigagcd as 2nd vice principal of Mont (‘uriiic| Scliool.-lt.

--~l\lr 1'). l'. t‘:ihill, Allicrloii, ci'ossr~d

by thc SS. Eiiipross l\lo|id:iy on it liusiiicss trip to liosloii, Mass.-X.

--licv \\'. IJ. ltcid and Mrs. Reid l\ioiitrcal. :irc spciiiliiig ii few weeks

in l’ort lliil :it the lioiiic of Mr. and Mrs. A. l\ioiitgomc|'_v.-l’.

--Tho lrtisltrcs of Port llill school

have cngiigcd l\ir. llatiicid Ilyuicnt. \'ortli:i|ii as their tcitclici' for thc next year.-l’.

--llirs llrontoii Lea und fninily, of

’l‘ryoi\, who have lwcn sponding ai few days with friciids iii Suiiiincrsidc, rcl|trnt‘d home on Sunday.-X.

-Mr lldgar <‘l:irk. tailor, Summer-

side, has piircliiisoil from Mr Frank 'l'uplin ii valuable lot situated on t‘r‘iitriil Street. whcrc Mr Clark is having a new dwelling erected.-.\'.

-Mr. Nelson Ramsay, of Alhertoii,

spent Sunday at his old homo in Mal- pcqiic. lie returned to Alberton Moti- day. His sister (Jessie), Mrs. Mc- Williams, of Brat-kley Point. was also visiting and returned Tuesday. Their sister, Mrs. Steele, oi’ Saskatclicwan, leaves '1‘uc.sday t`or the West, having spent two moiitlis home.-D.

-Rev. Mr. Laird, of the Military

(iollcge, Kingston, Ont., and son of the into Rev. Robert Laird, formerly of Malpeque, was visiting at Mllpcque on Friday, the guest of Mrs. Beairsto, of the N. S. Hotel. Mr. Laird was horn here and iuiturnlly sees a great mfllly 0|lHl\I-rcs iii the surroundings since ho loft bore when a. boy. ills scliool iiiatos wcro glad to have him with tlicni as also the older folk who rcnienibcred his father.-I).

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IN MEMUHIIM

§ Ht#

JAMES CHARLES MACPHEE

Rock Ilarru and vicinity was cast in-

to the deepest gloom recently, when U10 ulliwl of death curried_ to his eternal rest .liimcs Charles, son ot' Jaiiios M. l\liicl’lico, at the early nge of fourteen years. A few weeks ngo lic coiitmictcnl ii cold and sore throat, which dcvclopcd liito diphtheria and iii spite of iiicdical sid and loving cure of ii sorrowing family he calmly gave up his spollcsi-i soul to his Creator on Saturday, July 17th.

Of a lovable disposition and smiling

coiniteiiaiico he endeared himself to all ami hc will be greatly missed by his conipiinions and associates of wlioiu hc was a priinc favorite.

Ilosldcs his bereaved parents hc

leaves to niourii, ilve sisters and three hrothcrs to whom the most heartfelt sympathy is cxteiidcd.

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represent ONE VOTE for each ONE CENT of purchase. and the person holding cer- tihcates representing the _LARGEST NU-VIBER OF VOTES at the end of contest will receive this beautiful Plano ABSOLUTELY FREE OF COST. _ _ _

The certificates are transferable, and if you are not interested in securing

this Piano yourself you can assist a friend.

Our object is to interest you in our store. We want a chance to show you that yo_u

can do better here than elsewhere. We do not expect to recover the heavy expense of this contest through a greater percentage of profit, but through the difference in volume of busi- ness-we expect the increase to more than repay us, and inthe future we shall endeavor to give you EVEN MORE for your money than we have 1_n the past. _

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Gents’ Furnishings, Hats and Caps, Ready-Made Clothing, Ladies’ Tailoring. 156-158 QUEEN STREET

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND W

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ills spirit still shall hover iictir To comfort tlioso rciimiiiing licro Anil kiss tho tczirs of those who

iiiourn.-*

MRS. MARY E. ROPER.

On illio cvciiiiig ol; I-`rid:i_v. .liily

Zlllrd, this' ostiniablo t‘lirisliuii lady passed into “the rest whicli rciiiiiiiiotli to thc people of God." l.it`o iii tht- honie, the cliiircli und coniiiiuiiily ls tlio poorer for hor departure. Sho was ai member of the Coriiwall lilotliodist (`liurcli from her youth up, iiitoiwisti-il and helpful in all its at-ti\'itic.s. hut especially iii the work of thc \\'oiiion`s l\'Iissionnry Society, for some yeairs president of the (‘ornwall »\uxiliaii'_\'. and also for some years organiser for the (‘liarlottetown liisti'ict. lim* healtli had been failing for about two years past and the end was iicillicr unexpected nor unprepared for. Slic made hor homo with her brotlior, i\lr. J. llopc Crosby, West River (she wus widowed quite early). She had with- out stint all that the skill of the phy- sician and the loving care of dear ones could provide. The funeral sor- vlcc was held on Sunday, July potli. There was a very large atteiiiliiiicc and the service was coiiductod by hor pastor, Rev. George Oriiiaii, who liiid npprociatctl very niucli hor friclidsliip and advice. 'l‘ho address was sug- gested by the following Scriptiirc texts: Who can find a virtuous woiiiuii for hor price is far aibovc rubics, l‘rov. 31 I 10; She hath done what sho could, Mark 14 I 8; To be with (Thrist \\'hii~li is far better, Pliillppiuiis 1 : 23

'l‘lio singing was very iuipressivc by

the Cornwall choir, Mrs. l~`rnnk llow- ard prcsiding at the organ. A special feature was the rendering of a qimr- tcttc by the following: Mrs. Will llow- ard, soloist; Dr Ayres. tciior; Mr. llarry llyde, bass; Mrs. liziiniiioiiil tlroshy, alto.

Mrs. Ropor's sister, Mrs. Clinrlcs

Crosby, sliiii-ed with Mrs. Popc Cros- by, in the nursing and caro given to thc invulid. There is a vuciiiicy iii thc ranks of the urniy oi' (lliristinii and Missionary workers. Who will illl it‘f.»Who will hc hiiptizod for tho dead? Thocitskot was covered with flowers, among them ii vcry tasteful weath with the following inscription: “From the Cornwall W. M. S.-ln loving ronioiiiliranco-For so lic giv- oth His boloved stoop."

HENRY JENKINS.

Tho into llcnry Jenkins, whose dczitli

occiircd at his resiriciico, 128 l’iigo street, San Francisco, Cal., on Juno :lt last, as uiiiiiiuiiccil iii thc Inst issue of The Maple Leaf, was a son of thc into James G. Jenkins. sliiphuildor, of Lot 49, and his wife, Jitnc J. lirc- haut. of Alexandria, I’. E. Island. In his young days, when slilpbiilldiiig on the Island gave employment to thou- sands of nicn. lienry was confidential bookkceper for his father until ho loft homo to try his fortune undor the Stars and Stripes.

On March 16, 1871, Henry Jenkins

was united In marriage to Mins llen~ ilettn (Yonohan of Buy Fortune. P. E. l. the ceremony, taking place iiiBostoii. Mass., and for over iortyftour long years domestic happiness has reigned In the Jenkins household.

Thirty-nine years ago Mr. Jenkins

camo to Cnlifomia and settled in

Humboldt county, where for sixteen years he carried on B successful con-

m n~ammimammmm.

tra:-ting :ind building li\isiiics:~', iil`tcr» \\'z1rd:~: rt-i|iovillI.I Iii Sun lt`rziiii'i.\‘<-0. \\‘lii-rc ho i‘t~iii:iiiit~|l iiiilil his di-nlli. llc ri-liri-rl iroin :il'li\'\~ liltsiiit-ss 1-iglitccii _\'t~ars ii,-.:.i, :ifu t' 4| iirospi-i'oiis raw-1-i'_

I-‘our yi-:ir:: nun. on llit- l!Ill|. ot' .l|tl_\'.

.\li'. and .\Ii'~'. .ioiiliiiis lt-ft Haiti l~`rniicis~ ro to visit st-viii s and friciiil.~' of tlicir yiitilll iii Ilil-ir old l.~zl:||i<l liotnc. I"or six lnoiillis they ¢~iijo_\`t‘tl thi' pious- iiri-.~' oi' tli:it ti'tp_ i-i-turiiiiig to tlicir \vcst<\i'ii lionio grczitly invi;:oi‘:\lod iii liiiilil and lioily. ilu! e-'liorlly aiftcr lltl‘ii‘ rcturii. oi: Inu-i-iiilit-i' 25|, liill. Mr.

.ioiiliiiis wats =-ti'ivlicii willi aipoiilcxy,

and wliili- for 11 tiiiio lic iiii|iro\'cil in hi-iiltli. lic iii-vi-r was thi- sonic :ii-livi- iiiiiii. in iliitolit-r, llll-I, ho was strii-kcii the sw-iiilll ti!iit-_ niill aigxiiii oil tho ~itli. of .liilii-. l!ll.`», |'ollo\\'\‘d li_\' his tlczitli 1-iglitooii dz\_\'.~¢ lxtlcr. .

.\lr. .It-nliliis was ii most :it`fc<-tioiiiitc

l|ii.~.b:iml :ind futlicr, a niiin beloved by ;ill who liiicii' hiiii. and mitch sym- piitliy is cxli-mlcil thc licrcavcd widow who fools hor loss so kconly, its well as to ilii- sons, now happily niai'ric1i and in lioiiics of thcir own. Thoy arc, l~I. I.. .lt‘iiliiiis, for sixtccn yours aud- itor with tlio l'uciI`ic Milli S. S. Co. :ind ll. tl. .li-nkins, iii the building Hllfl loan biisiiicss, Aiiollicr son. (Ylciii .iciiki|i.~', died six yciirs :ind six months iigo. llc was ai noted lioi'.<ciiniii and _ioclti-_\', and known in racing circles llic tvorld ovcr.

'l`lio hi'ollicr.~x :iiid .~iislci'.~i of the de-

cciisctl living are the following: Friin- cis and t‘lizirlcs, Little River, l‘. E. I.. \\`illi:i|ii. tlrztnd liivcr East, P. E. l.. .\irs. \\'illi:ini (). t`oopcr, Portland, ()i‘cgo|i; Mrs. Mary Jones. Lot 49, P. li. I., and .\lrs. Iiiiiuiai liiclfarlalio and ,\1i.»‘s i\liii'g:irot, Aiiiuiiidulc, I’. E. I.

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