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ALLJ|\/I

Slie--Wiiy do _you i't\t`ust\ iCtiiirl's b

hand to .\ii~, .\'ot-oyiit»‘.’ lJon't you

want ytnii' tliiiigiiit-r iiini'rit-il oi`i".’

lit- --Yt~.<; what I ani ti'_ving to iivoiil I

is having ii son-in-law inarriiwl oil. v

il I.

point'

can Isl

Miss has I iieltl ‘ hor

-IT PAY8 to buy In this Provtn 9.

-W. K. MoGOUGAN, Globe Fox

Exchange. is Guardian Agent in Bum- merside.

-THE MORNING DAI ‘ Guardian

be obtained at LaI!erIy's Tonsor- Parlors, Summerside.

-TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED Iiilinery at bargain prices at HOL- IAN‘S, Suninierslde. 2297-7-28M2iE1l

-ELECTRIC LIGHT.- The posts, or the Electric lights in Kensington

are n`ow being prepared and it is to be hoped tiiat they will soon be particip- 8

tors

-TO-NIGHT. - Evangelist Lowell

in lighting the town.-K.

(Y. .\Icl’iierson spoke in the Temper-

" U.

l’o

ilali, Kensington, last eveiiitig

"'l`hc Holy Spirit. the Christian's wer." His topic this evening will

e “ llepentence."

-NEW TOWN HALL.- The town lali of Keiisiiigtoil, under the super- isor ot .\lr. Geo. Easier is now neur-

lille

ing completion. This building rc- tlects great credit upon its contractor

s well as the citizens in general, not xt-lutlini.; the competient ‘Building

t ‘om init tee.-K.

TIGNISH

-OUT CAMPING. - Upwards ot

twenty young men from Tignish are iramping near Kildare Bridge and from all reports ciiini-digging is the

hit-t' paatiine along with plenty of

viiiioeiiig and boating. Their friends lit-i'e

are anxiously awaiting the iii-

itation to attend their annual clam-

bnliv which will be a huge treat to the lucky recipient ot` an invitation.-Z.

-WELL KNOWN TEACHER.-

Gwen I\lct‘arthy ot Seacowpond been i'lio.seii to teach in Bloom- tiiis <~oniing your anti no doubt inastertiil qualiiit-ation as ii

_ ; ; ; I-`rt»iit~n teiiciior will go a long ways to

teiitioar hor to the district ot' Iiiooui-

o _ 0 O

~ §terImg Gum .2

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iv JIPFIIMINY AND

V cinnamon ruvouna ’ 'if “' . ' »<

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Boston Shoe h liining Parlor

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pecial Chairs for Lad ie S

anama, Straw and inds of Felt Hats Clean ed and Blocked

mperial Bronze and Whit

Mr. moving his clothing junipetl into the dot-p water and cought the boy and brought him ashore. -7..

` Ion , _ Eva Irene t‘oughlin of Boston, Mass. ilev. S. J. Blclioniiltl performetl the

by Q Miss Angelina (`oughlin acted as bridesiiiaid. lloth ot' these young peo-

e carry :~i fulilinc of Pol- Pl". ‘ ~ . . , '

their numerous triends wish them

iii-lil. .-\t all the schools this well

)

nt wn young lady has taught much iinint-nt has been made on her great lowing as ai. teacher.-Z.

-NICK OF T|ME.- Had it not

- bt-on for the timely appearutit-e of

.\ir.

Everett (‘loliost-_\' at Jude's Point

car 'l`ignisli llarbor on Sunday there

is no doubt I-hiiile ltiehartl a young lad

t ol`

sixteen would have niet ii watery

rave, lt soenis that while swimming ie youth was taken with cramps and 'hiie going down lor the third time is prcdet~ament was witnessed by

t‘loiiosi-y wiio at mice without re-

MARRiAGE.- The marriage took lace at the Cathedral. Cliariottetown aturday morning of Mr. Wilfret] Dul-

ot` liurton Lot Seven, and Miss

oromony. The groom was Supported

his brotiiur Arthur I". Dalton and

are wr-ll known in Tignish and

short honeymoon Wir and Mrs Dalton

hes f0f Sll€d€S 311 COIOYS much joy and happiness. After a

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We Clean Our Hats Her -in Charlottetown-

erefore we do no i ve to Charge Extra fo

hoes. _z_

I make their future home in Boston

-MOON LIGHT EXCURSION. -

One oi' the most spet'tat'iiiiii' moon-

igiit exeiirsioiis ever held in Tigtiisii

was iviiiiossotl on Mondiiy evening when about iii'tt‘i-il earriagt-.~: left 'i`ig- nisii for Moiitrcse und Kiirlare llridgo

‘Xprc§qal1€ or Sendln ililt-tl with iiic'_rr.\'-,ii_iakers. The ex-

tliem Away

ut of 'lown Orders Prom '

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1-nrsion was enjoyed by all present and the ciimat oI` the best part of the

-utr-rtziiiiiiif-iit was ti initinight lunch

:|i'tt-r ii couple oi' hours daiiciiig on

pl-ly Attended to l\'iiiia|'o iiritige niuch to the nierrinicnt

\\\\\

it Mr. illoon who graced thc perform-

(

:ini-1* in siivtldiiig its i°iitiit-.iit iight on

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IIUI

lu- et-lining otitzorcs wlien the one

stop iliiiitzr- was over only to be again

|070 r. i zoiuir, '

t- -.tied \\iti\ .i series ol' llc»iI.ition

pi' . ' ' ‘

\\':iit7.es and t-oncliitiiiig with 11 ty-

§"|“|“\`\`\`\\\Zh||||||l9 picui American set ot Lances.-Z.

L .

Silver Bla

Class “A” Standard Bred

ck Foxes

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.

Write us.

The Huntley Silv

er Fox Co., Ltd

Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada

1944~7-10M1m0.

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50 Per Cent

Guaranteed Dividend 1915 Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.

[Incorporated 1913] ONE OF THOSE THAT STOOD THE TEST

_ ~ I

Guaranteed that 50 per cent .' was to be paid in 1914,

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

GUARANTEES 50 PER CENT AT THE [EAST FOR l9l5 OR WHATEVER MORE IT MIGHT BE

Anvone wanting to invr-st

in this great Black Fox In-

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

year

mation to

Snares are $25. Write for prospectu and other infor-.

M. C. MACKINNON, Secretary-Treasurer

Glenaladale, : :

zzas-7-zinszti _ ___

Prince Edward Island

-WE HAVE slaughtered prices gn

-ORDER YOUR HARD COAL

from HOLMAN'S, Sumnierside, while their vessel is discharging her cargo.

2287-7»28l\l3i.

-LUMBER.-Have just received a

cargo of all kinds oi’ lumber. Prices reasonable. Apply at once to Murray Gordon, Cascumpec. 2321

-_-_ 1

-LOST between _,New Annan

School and Kensington, black worsted summer overcoat. l<`intler pit-use com- municate with E. J. Wright, New Annan. 2310-7-28in2l.

-READ’S BIG HARD COAL cargo

has arrived. (fonsuniers should send in their orders while the vessel is tliscliarging and save expenses. (‘hest- nut, egg and peanut sizes. Joseph Read & Co., Summerslde.

tweed biilinatfcans, and cape effects. The season‘s smartest styles are in cl_ud_ed. Regular $10.50 to $12.00, sale price $8.00. R. T. HOLMAN LIMIT- ED, Summerside. 2297-7-28M2iE1i.

-RAINCOAT BARGAINS.-\Ve are

sacrificing all proilts on this line of girls' navy blue liaiiicoats, lengths till,

-CONVENTION 3RD DISTRICT.-

As will be seen by advertisement on another page the Convention for tht. selection ot' candidates for the Third District oi’ Prince County in the inter- est oi' the I.il1eral-(Uniservative Party will he held in Sump -rside on Satur- day, the 31st of July ir-ztaiit, at the hour ot’ 10.30 in the fo.\\nooii. Each Poli has ii. right to be repxesentoti by

-Mr. and Mrs; Russell .\lt-i‘l\\'t\ii oi`

Slicrbrooke returned lionic Rlonilay :titer spending u very pleasant wt-ek visiting friends in O'l,eary the gue:-its ot' Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Dunn,

-Miss Josepliine l\lt-Lellaii, tearliei'

Indian River spent the past \vciek in Gieiiwood the guest uf Miss .\iii~.t~ l\'lc» Isaac.

suMMERsm_EsaiPriNc

-Suhr. “Maple l.ezi1"'. ('uptain Fras-

er, arrived yestui'day with lumber.

-The Suiniiiersiile l‘i'csliytei'iuii

(Thoir enjoyed the pleasure of ii moon- light excursion on the Gasoline Yacht “Kolti" owned by Mr. II. 'i`. iioiniiin on Tiicstlay.evt-ning. The wcntiii-i' was perfect, and all thoroughly enjoyed the trip

CANADIAN PATENTS

(Guardian Special)

Alban linmlin, Montreal, Que.

1ti1,2il-Saw Itogriiitliiiir llevico-l~I.

A. ()'t‘onnor, \'i|n<-ouver. il. t‘.

1Ill.;!it~i---I"art» liox lloiniiui Qliintiii.

16l,Ill7-Sliock .»\iisorlici', t'. l~`.

Iiriuiburii. ileliiieiy Ontario.

ltil,!l2l~--Sliock .\l>sorbt'i', I\‘. ('owii~.

Atlia, Ontario.

161,324--.lail ('vil-A. Donald, llam-

iiton, Ontario.

161,325-Artiiit-ini Stone, N. llubnc,

Montreal, Que.

161,330-~Miiaiis for forming wires,

A. '|". IC_\'toii_ .\'t~l.~:on. ll. (‘.

l(li,ZlIil--Air Ilulb t`oi' Saws, \V. l-Z.

lfiiyv, 'i'oi‘onio, tlnttirio.

ltii,Ii$i1i-Piping Syslcni, G. ll. lt`il-

nier, Moose Jaw, Sask.

itli,1iIl4-(li'aii| l’ickling Ileviee, (I.

Il, l~`|'ent'ii. Lake t‘t-nti'i~, Saslr.

ltli_Ii£iT-llox for lloors, li. (‘i‘oss,

Montreal, Que.

ltl1,ll£iS»-iiitcriiai (‘t\inbiistimi En-

gine. \V. li. llullclt, (Histor, /\|iil.

1451.242-iiiisli l'ot Mt-<-liaiiisrii, IC.

liertinami, St. Catherines. Ontario.

161,351-Whooping (Tough Bandage

for (lhiltlren, T. J. l.e(lras, Toronto.

1‘i1.Ii:'»il-Stick I-lolder, H. I. Moore,

Windsor, N. S.

ltli,2ltitl--Noir-roiiliable Hottie, E.

('. Iticliartl, Sildhiiry, Ontario.

iIll_!!tiii-Siipport for Eggs etc., T.

E.ltontl<=au. t‘out.riglii. Ontario.

161,370--Side Triickiiig ilcvitre, II.

V. Saulnier, Snuiiiierviiic, N. S.

161,371-l’a<'k:\ge, I). ll. Slnipiro,

ltiontrexil, Quebec.

161,372-I.ock, Il. G. Smith, llam-

ilton, Ontario.

16l,3SIl-Automobile Spring, John

White, London, Ontario.

161.387, Electric Sign, P. M. \Nrlght

Montreal. Que.

ltl1,Jl88-Wood Preserviiiyg l’rocess,

McMullen & McMullen, Pictou. Ont.

1 W *T m

2228-7-23m6i

-RAINCOAT SAVINGS. - Good

value on a line of \Voinen's Raini-oats, including whipcorils, silk mixtures,

39. -iii and -IS inches, for ages 8 to 16 years; regular $3.50 value. sale price $2.45. lt. ’i‘. HOLMAN LIMITED,

Suminerside. 2297-7-2S)I2iE1i.

tour delegates. 2288-7-27n1~ii

WESTERN PERSONALS ‘ I

161,27]-llurglzir Alnriii :intl l.oci<,|

I y- _

-ONE CENT par word each inns.

tion for advertising In this column. _

Cash must accompany order. Mini- 0 a e mum charge. twenty-tive cents.

Summer

Spedally for

Light and cool yet

. ‘ strongly madea

fully finished.

service.

You Must Dre

in in

to be comforta

right .now is your .best chance, in a few days

there will be none left. 4 W

Single Breasted Suits Double Breas

$12 t0 $16 $10 to $19 $14.00

Wear

nd care-

These

clothes give maximum

ss Light ble and

to pay.

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I - you wantto liew

Happy, Dress Comfortably

Of course you want

to be dressed correctly, too-and that is where this store is especially

prepared to serve you

Come and See

our light, cool suits _all

at prices you’ll be _glad

ted Belted Norfolk Suits

ff- -/.-

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weather comfort.

1 , Eli;

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f' \. `T;'l 1 \

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In Sailors, Sennets and Fancy Braids. They fit your head and afford real hot

i\ “right down”

I 3*/ T " way down low.

Say YOU l'l6V€1‘ SZW S0 many

shirts in one bunch before.

. Blouses _

You will' find one here for

every need and the prices are

50c to $2.50

Straws 25c to 7.00 A d A Goodly

n » ,

Every Wanted Style _ Dlsplayof A

good looking

¥.

l //mi||q¢\_

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I lun \“.

Exquisite I \‘i"-=l-§-=».f---

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pgwi /,JICZZIQ/f,.~ V \~

Since some wise soul invented the

shirt waist and skirt, milady has had a splendid opportunity to buy her costume

to suit every occasion at low cost.

Voile Waists Silk Waists 79c to 4.95 $1 to $5.50

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HAVE YOU

, o 0 ' 9 ‘P

Been down to Our Big House Furnishings Dept. this Summer .

YOU HA`v EN ’T ? Well you have missed something worth while then, for you have never had a chance to see a finer display of beautiful floor coverings in your life.

AND THE VALUES well they will surprise and delight you. We are saving money every day for a lot of folks on their Carpet and Linoleum purchases

Be One Of The Wise Ones

' 1

i',4

(ileuring Mat~liinc,t Wayling & Wuyling, Glen l'I\\'t-n, 'l`hor- ». ,

oitl. (lntario. . . ` ”" Pictgrial

161.5509-\\'iitt~r l.t-vci inilicziior, Og- Pictorial '

ilvie lixr, ()l.tii\va, tliitiirio. _ 7 '_ , Review

1...... Prgwsg Br()S_ ,

riianislii. t‘. id. .-\i'nol|ii, 'i`oroi|.'i»,

ti.itni'io. Pattefns Patterns

ItLi,3iIi----ilivioni, M. Il. ii<‘:isiev, To-

i\lha, (liitiirio. I A '

.tii,ill5- i‘Ilt»i»Ii'o-'l`iii~ri\pciiIii- Dv- u

vitrc, ll. llonis, 'i`horoitl, tinlnrio. L .\

lti|.Ilitl--|’olaio lliiit-i‘. J. (‘. Iloni'~ _ ,

Hlllilll HULES

Hill liil|SlM[iil

M0.\'TRl'I.\l.. July 26.- In order to

at-t-ure mort- rt-criiils, it relaxation in the piiysicnl ticiniiiuls for nieii for uc- tivo svrvivt-. was announced on Satur- day. liithertn the regulations have set. i`ortii that t~vt-ry man ucceliiel as ill io ilgiit tho i'nt\.iny must iit least tive feet iiiree inches high :intl have it iniliiniiiin clivst nieasurenlent of 21:11/_. intelies. llntlor the regulations publish(-ti on Saturday, these qualiti- cations were niotiiiictl, so that inen of tive feet two inches would be accept- ed. So far as chest measurements are concerned, ri compromise has been put into force. For men between 18 and 30 years the niiiilniuni grith of chest has been reduced from 33% in- ches to Sill int-hes, but this hall inch has been iidtlvtl to men from 30 to 45 _vt-ars, who in future must have ii min- imum' chest measurement ot' 34 inch-V

t‘S

it was stated by Mayor O‘Donohue.

ot' the 60th, that this modification of

'greatly in getting thc tiilth eoiiipiot- ed anti other battalions recruit:-ti. Many men who \vei‘e i°ejet'.it‘iI espcciiib ly on account of height, were lwvtily disappointed, and I hope to see o lot oi' them eoiiit- hack now. I know oi' a number wiio can be accepted.

So for us chest incasureiiients were oncerned, it was stated tinit the verage man wiio joined the forces i`or ovt~r.sei|s work put oil t`i‘oiii hull an inch to on inch :intl ii hail' in girth 'ithin ii month oi’ joining. ’i‘lit~ sit-ally iving, with plenty ot’ hiirii work, and above all scientitlc physical exercises. took their waisls in and iitltit-tl to

C l\

w i

their chest nieasurenients in ii inarkutl degree, so that it was ii wise nit-nsiiiw to ease oil’ this requircincnt.

DENTAL CARE ALSO.

A move is also on foot which will

reduce the number oi' men rejected for minor detects in their teeth. This has not come to it definite result yet, hut it is expected that within it few days an :irruiigoinent will be made by which volunteers, otherwise uiiilt, but disqualified by reason of dental defects, will he given treatment to lit them for service.

This matter is now under discus-

sion st Militia Headquarters at Ot-

tlie regulations would make matters tawa, where many complaints have easier for recruiting. A great num- been received that men, otherwise hor or Otherwise fit men had been re- untlt, but disqualified by reason ot’

jeetcd during the past few months. either because they were under the hoiglit reqiilrt-nieiit, or because their

dental dei'ect.~;, will be given treat- n

ient to fit them for service. This matter is now under tliscussion

chest did not swell out enough. These at Militia Headquarters at Ottawa,

men, it is not hoped, will return, or

'here many complaints have been rc-

in least those who were only slightly l ceived that men, otherwise lit, have below the old standard, when a num- had to be turned down because of bad bor of them will undoubtedly be nc- teeth. Col. E. W, Wilson, O.C.. 4th

cepted.

"We have lost many men during

the last few weeks," said Major 0’Donohue, “because they were halt nn inch shy in height, or lacked in chest measureinent. although in ev- ery other way they were acceptable. If these men will return and submit to an examination under the new regulations, there is no doubt that many ot them will get through. The men are biuily needed, and it is hoped that this relaxation of the standard will not only bring back the men who have been rejected on account of measurements, but also induce ii, number oi’ others who have hitherto held back to volunteer. With this ad-

vantage there should be 8 80011 lm- petus to volunteering that will help

Division, was in Ottawa on Friday and Saturday on military business and discussed the matter, with the re- sult tliat some change is likely to be made.

"I discussed this business ot' ile-

fectivo teeth with the depzirtinent nt Ottawa," said (Toi. Wilson. "and pointed out the need of more work In this line. I put in a recommendation tiiat l he allowed two dental surgeons from the Militia Council within a few for nut.-ii cases, and I hope to hear

"But it is no mistake to think that

this inntter has been nogecteil," said Col. Wilson. "Already we have pniil out several thousands ot dollars tor dental treatment required .to iinish. oit promising recruits. Now that den- l.0l 0mCQl'H hlvl hnnn nnnnlntnsl _A

Vaiciirtier to look after tho nien's teeth, this luis been sloppetl. It is to iiii in this hiatus that I have recom- ineiitlt-d the appointment o|` two denial otlit-ers here for ret~i'uiting work and I think<they would be sutllclent to till all reqiiirciiieiits."

Hill-Willtil BUYS

MILTON, N. S., July BS.-Fire

broiikim: out in the lumber mill :intl box t'iit-tory ot' the lil(-Leotl l’uip (Yom- paiiy. destroyed botii buiidin|.:s and the cook house, early yesterday morn- ing, and two boys are under arrest for having started the Ilre. The in- dustry carried on in the buildings de- stroyed. has been quiet for some years with the exception of two weeks during the present year. The mill formerly belonged to Harlow and Keinpton, having come recently under the control oi’ the McLeod Pulp Com- pany. Owing to lack of tire tighting iippawitiis the blaze swept through the three buildings and all were lev- elled to the ground and their contents destroyed, including a. large amount of machinery. The loss is estimated at something over $10,000 with some insurance.

How the fire originated was at tlrst

a mystery :intl an investigation had been planned by the owners, but dur- Iiig the day two boys, one an Indian. about 10 years ot age, and a halt wit- totl companion, about 18 years old, ad- mitted that they had set ilre to the buildings and caused the coniiagra- llon. They had been in the custom oi’ sleeping around the lumber piles in the vicinity ot the mills during the warm weather. and are both rated by the neighbors as "good tor nothings."

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Slliil lillllill iliii

Can't

at Our Retail Prices

gie, North (leorgcto\\'ii, Que. _ - ' ` _ E

They were talwii in custody by the police and are held in Liverpool. \\'hi'- ‘llier tiiey were lcd into the inct~ntlial'- iam or not luis not yet conio ont.

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DR DeVAN’S FRENCH Fil.L‘i 3.’°ll'£

» o

guiating i’lll Ior Women. $5 ii box or thresiv! $l0. Bu ti at nil Drug Stores. or mailed tout? iitidress on receipt oi price. Tris Bcoiisti. Dauu (‘Q.,_St. tlntluiriiicn Ontario. _ _ ______

PHOSPHONOI. FORTHEN. t‘|`}‘.'."i.i.”.l

Vitality; for Nerve and Brain; Increases “grey

inntter";:i’l‘on|i--will build you np. fi! ii l>ox.0l' two for 35, nt drug stores, or by mai on roof‘|I>¢ :;”|£;It;e. Tin-: stxiaxtt. Dano Co., st. Gatiisrin\*l»

r n.

Sold at Hughes’ Drug Stone.

97 Piece $8

This is without doubt

one of the best biirgniif. in dinner sets you"vo ever before or perhaps again will bo offered, it's ii reni- ly splendid opportunity to secure a high-grade din- ner set at an extremely low price.

You can select the din-

ner set you wiint from eight different styles at $8

. ii set upwards.

Be Bought Wholesale

Dinner Set--- ° \ » J

We bought these dishes

before the sharp increase in crockerywaro prices, they are marked close to original cost and couliln't be bought wlinlnimle now at anywhere near our ro- tail prices.

li' you want a genuine

bargain you want one of these dinner sets. D0n't delay selecting or YOU may be disappointed-call today.

Black & Co.

\ ` 125 Grafton Shes!