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'urs onanmorrmown riuiinnian _ E AUGUST 2. 1915 A

The Western

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-IT PAYS to buy in this Provin e.

-W. K. McGOUGAN, Globe

Elchange, is Guardian Agent in

merside.

Fox Sum-

--POTATOES.-- The market price

of potatoes in Siiiiiiizorsltlo has ad- vanced to 215 cents per bushel.-II.

-SCHFI. ARRlVED.- The Schoon-

er Ellen Mary, the owner, Capt Olson in coniinand arrived in port on Friday morning troin Picton with coal tor llolinan Ltd.-H.

YIESTERII PERSONALS

-Mr. J. il, lllggar ot lirailalbniic

was in town Friday on hiisiiie:<s.»-ll.

-Mr. John l’. Gaudet, Miscouclic

wus in town l"rida_\'.-li.

~Mr. \\'ili'ri~.'l Yoo, l.ot lil, was a

visitor to .\`iiinin<»i‘sido SiiI.iirda_\' of lust \vi-t»k.»-»X.

~.\Ir, .\ii-hiliald lit-ll. .\ll>an_\'. was

in Suuiiifi-rsldi- on Szitiirtliiy oi' last wecli on Iitisiiii-ss.--X.

~--.\Ir, and .\lrs. \\'illiain .\rni-tt. .\I-

hany, art- .spf-ndiug it ii-w days \vitli friends in Siiiiiiiit-rsitlo.-X.

-llr. .\l. In-laii<~_\'. \\`t-llington and

llr. ld. J. l{t~ir. .\llir-rtoii. were in Suiiiiiiui'~iidi: on l~`riday last-ll.

-The Iilissi-s .li-an and li<\iitrii»i-

Gordon, .\`iiniiin~i'sid<- are sponding tht-ir l\oliday.~' in tirniiville tht: guests of Mrs. 'l`aylor.-»-ll. »

s hir. lh-nuis ll. .\r.~<»n:iult and .\li>'.~;

lilnriziirile tlalluni ot .\lont t‘arnii-1, ti'nt'hi~rs. have just r1~lui'iiv"l i`i'oni t`liz\rlotii»to\\'n \\'|i<-ro tht-_\' had hi-on attenilini.; thi- tt-avliffrs “short i-oursc."~lt.

-Slipon<liai1\' .\la;_'istratv .\lt'Quarrii~

Siiiiiiii<~rsiili-, is again doing luisiiit-ss at his titlim- ai`1v~r in-ing roiitlin-it to his hoinv l`or .si-it-ral ww-k wiili ai ii'aitur|-<1 lou. ll.

-- .\ii~>.:<i~.<. \\'il|ia|ns & l`ru:- are hav-

IIILI lin-ir l|1'\\‘ 1»ii`|f‘|-s on \\'nl\'l‘ Sl. iiivt-I_\' Iiiiwi up and puinii-il. tho work is lwiiii; dont- hy _\lr. t'roxi»~i', Suni- iiii‘i':;id<-. .\.

~».\l:»_<.\i'¢ .I tl. llzilxi-r :init llf~i‘ii;\i'il

Il<'.~1Ito~-in-~ ol li. 'i`, lt<vlii.an. l.\d. :iri- spriiiliiig ii l`~~\\ l|oli<ln_\'s aiigllnu up ilu- lluiili lti\‘~~i‘. tli»-_\' arf- i'opoi'ti-ii to have invt with :ood lnfl\.- ll.

»~.\li.~‘.-= I-Ilivnl-f~|li ll.i\'is. oi .\'i~w

York, is visiting in Siiiiviiir-rsitlf-. thi- gui-.si ot' hor sister .\lr<. .laiiit-s tlillvii _\lrs. Iliivis has prt»~'<-iil»-fl tlio I’i'in<»¢~ t`onnt_\' liospitril with lhrvt- ln-autitul :=ot`a pillo\\'s_-- il.

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_ -“ PERFECT" bicycles-" the best

-ONE CENT pei' word each inss. tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge. twenty-tive cents.

there is -sold by llrate's. 2361

-BRACE'S can save you inouey on

iiour. I 2361

-“AMATITE” and "Dominion"

rooting-money saving prices at Ilrace's. 2361

-GOOD size canvas weave llam-

niocks 93c. at liOi.M.»\.\"S. Suininer- side. _ 2357-8-2M1llE3i.

-BERGEFVS PARIS _GREEN and

all hiiyiiiaking requircnieiits at l3race's

V 2301.

--THE MORNING DAI Guardian

can be obtained at Laiferty’s Tensor- iiil Parlors, Summerside.

-CARGO COAL.- The three mast-

ed si-hooncr, Geo, E. D. Edninnd is in port \\'itl| a cargo ot hard coal.-H.

-FOX NETTING.--ilig stock. right

prit-cs and rlglit quality at head- ipinricrs-]lrat-t-'s. 21501

-“ PERFECTIONT gasoline and

(`oluinliin battt‘rios~rigiit quality, right prices, at lirai'e’s. 2351

-FURNITURE.-lIrai~o's can sup-

ply “soiiietiiiiig dill'ereiit” for any rooiii in the house. 2351

-GET YOUR BUlLDER'S HARD-

WARE~-nails. glans, looks, liinges, paint, vtv., at livadiiutirtt:rs-+l_li'ai-e's.

2301

-HAMMOCKS, irc rroani t'ri\i\7.ers,

lawn inowvrs, st-i'i\t-ii doors and rc~ i`rig<~ratoi~s~-liest si-ieotioii, lowest prlri-s~at llrat-e's. 2351

-ENJOYABLE TlME.- As the wi-ntlier on \\'\~tlnesday was pericct,' iliinso who zitti,-iulvtl tho, l’resliytt=rinli l1l<'llIi' :it t'li-rinoiit. report a inost cn-i jo_\'uhli\ tinio.-li. i

-BA$EBALL.- The lndopi\iid<~nt.s

and ltvd Sox playod a .swift ganie ot` lriisoiriill on 'l`l\ui‘:;1lii_v L~vi~liiiig, tho |'orn|f~r winning out. Srori- T to ti, -\l|‘i`llllUlll-Ill I‘<‘l`l‘I‘4't‘. liaiit‘i'ii-s for Sox .\lt-s.<rs i\l<-Q\i=irrlo and .\lonntain, for lintt-poiiilt-iiis .\lt-ssrs Morrisuii and

'l`hoiiipsoii.~ li.

SUMNIERSIDE SHIPPING

-SCHR. “R COX," (`aptain Dr-_

l'l""‘f,V- 1\rri\'ovi today with lninbor for .lohii \\`arron, Kr-usiugtoii.

fS<-hr. “ l~Illr'n ~\T1il`}'-" ('npt. Olsen,

.'irri\~~»d to-day with coal from l’ii;toii for lt. T. ilolninn, I.td.

'l`ho y_ai:ht V"l{aleda," (`nptnin llor.

lull- 1\l't‘l\'t‘d_ in port to»da_\', and aI`tt-r ln-ing supplied with provisions hy 1{_ 'l'. llolinan. l.td., sailed again.

-l`l1t‘ “('asf-npi~dlii." (‘aptaiii

ilearn, arrived in Suinniorsido. l"rida\'. With ti large iiiiinlior of passengers and a i`iill froiglit. .»\i'ter fiiscliiirgiiig shi- snilod i`or .\iontronl,

-SCHR. "EMILIEN BURKE" ling

hi-on rliarterv-ti hy R. T, Ilnlmnn_ Lim. itml to <-arry a cargo ot" Hard t‘oal to _i`l`il2\\lilZ shi- is at. preseiit loadiiig. It \=~‘ 'F<‘IZ|'1»tal»l<~, that ('apinln ,liniino of this Srliooiior inet with a slight nu. vidont this morning through 1'allin;:, on ziwoiiiit ol' which ho will he laid np for at tow days.

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New Annan

Wednesday, Aug. 25, 1915

There \\'ili he three classes as foil

“FT , i; iw-

All rates iiiilc luzuts.

5 pr-r ri-nt \\t"i r-nt|'_\' aut- 5 pei' i

uni ltith, tv\»- or |nin‘f‘ lioi'.i.»s to 1-iitvr and thru-is or niori- to start ii; oath i-iii-.‘,'=. .\lon--_\' 1li\'i~lt-it in-vonliiig to :ui iuai‘_\' at r-nd ot' ii|'th hi-at, two or "itll" |If\l`=»"~ l».\ Ill" >=&|l11<' o\\'t1t'i' or ti‘aini~d in thi- saint: :stable may start, hi tho fialiif- |‘;\rw_ tho |ii:\iiag1~i|if‘iit i‘1'.st~i'\'<~ tht- rigm gf, vhniigo progratiiine, }.o';ipoi|~- or dr' |i|r|~ oil any rut-\~ |`or any good vourt, tho ruli-s oi' the Na- tional 'l'|-otiiiui \::.-of-iatioii to govt-r|, 1-xtw-ptiiig \\'iii‘i‘u they <~ontlii~t with allow- »'on<|ili|»n.:_ ‘.\‘iu-vial trains ironi Vernon, t'linrlottetown, 'l`lgnisli ami .

l4uini|i|~i'::|d|, |’ai‘ii<iili|i'.s oi which wi ii:-rint nt:» on ilu- ;:roiiiui,\‘, diiint-r :ind i

din|l\:», .\ l:»rt:<- tlrniid Slsiiiil has In-on i-i'i:<-toil wliirli will itocoiiiotluti:

iit'arl_v one iiioiisaiiil pt-oplv.

'|'ht~r'- in no uvi»<i oi` saying anything furtlior as for the last three years

we hzivu had tirst vinsa riirvs. :ind ro~nr<l crowds, and this yvar the niziii-

Hilviiiriit are uialtiin, i-vi-ry <~il'ort to l

2.'t:'»l»‘-l»` 'JI~j|iit`Tii\lt||sTi.

ree-|`or-all trot and patio. l’ui`s ot . . . .. . . . . .$200.

rot and init-e. l’ur.; e‘ . . . . . . .._ _ _ .$100

unto t`la.~;:: trot and pace, 1’ urse . . . _ _ , _100

._ . 4'

Horse Races

ows.

'ont ironi winners, -nitries close Ang-

ll app:-:ir iaior. iland and other ani- "1l |1I\l|t‘S, it-u i~roniii and toinpi-rate

:aio this the lit.-st yet.

J. A. McDONALD.

Secretary.

[Inc orpora

OF THOSE THAT STOOD TEST

I s ; Q

50 Per Cent

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

ted 1913]

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

but p_aid 100 per cent, 50 per cent in cash a_nd 50 per cent in stock. With twenty pairs of beautiful Silver Blac_li

fo_xes capitalized at $300,00 with all expenses and ranchi

GUARANTEES 50 PER CENT AT THE LEAST 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

year.

Snares are $25. Write fo

mation to

M. C. MACKINNON,

Glenaiadale, : :

223s~1-24M nit

0.00 only $15,000.00 a pair ng free

r prospectus and other infor-

Secretary-Treasurer

tg ii inmuiiii

J. A. CLARK. ST. JQHN.

The death is reported in St. John

last. week of Mr. J. A. Clark, vice I’res» idciit of Brock & Pattcrsoii. and one ot' thc best known business inen in that city. Mr. Clark at one time roprirsi-iii- ed his firm in Prince Edward Island, and has many friends here who will receive the news of his death with thc deepest regret.

MRS. MARY B. SMALLWOOD.

Death has removed another ot the

older residents of t‘harlottotown in the person of Mrs. Mary I3, Sinullwood, widow oi' Rev. Freilei'itfk Sinallwood, who wus for ninny years it resilient Supcrnunierary iiiiiilster ot' the Moth odist Church in Cliarlottctown. Airs. Sinallwood was ii daughter of the latte John Uovyer who wus one of the ros- idents of t‘liarloitetown uhcn it was in its infaiit-y. She was horn in (`iiui-lott~'- town in the year 1830, so had passed the allotted four score years. ller lite was spent in this city wliere, stirroiiiiil- ed hy frieiiils and relatives. she passed u quiet and uiieventi`nl life, ','reatly rcspetvtetl hy all who know her. .\u only brother died intiny years ago iii (`alit`ornia and a sister, Mrs. 1”. S. i\lo- ore, passed away just one your ago. Tile only remaining iiioiiibor of thu family is a sister, Mrs, John Higgins to whom and other relatives the ijuar- dian extends its sincere syinpatliy.

CORNELIUSJ MCLELLAN. '

'I`here passed pt‘a<‘efiilly away at

indian ltivor on July ‘_‘Stli, one of tho inosi highly vsti-oiiioil ri-sideiits o1` that place in tho person ot` {‘oriiolius J, Mt-[.4-llaii, in the thirty-sixtli your ot his ago. Ilo leaves a widow tllella. lllvlloiiald, Aiitigonish, N. S.) and a young son to iiiourn the loss oi a kind and aftcctioiiatc liusband and father; also his father and mother, t'our bro- thers and three sisters and :I vi-ry large circle of friends und relations. Ile was iiiiiversally popular and rv- spci-totl for his iiiofij good unalitii-s and his nohlo i-hi'is.ia1'~ rliarartor_ lli-, was visited inany tin.~: during his illness liy his pastor, lies, Mgr, (lillis, troin whom he i'et-i\i\'t~ii thi- lust rites ot' the lIol_\' (‘ntlioli<t (`hnri‘li, ot` wliivli hi- was a devout iiieiiilior. llis tun- oral took plaro to St, Z\l:iry`s t‘linrt-li, Indian ltiver, on July Ciutli, and was largely attended, whit-li tostiiies to tho osteeni in whiuli the tletzoasi-ii was hold. ltov. Peter llnghes sang the ltoqniein Mass and coiiiliioteii tho sur- vives at the grave. The pall-in-,i-irors were: Alvxaiiiler Sinclair, \Vill><‘rt Ilo- lani‘_\', Thoinas L‘aniphol|, \\'illi;iin .\lann, l<‘rnncis Shen and \\’ili`i‘ud (iii- lis. May his soul rest in pc-tice.

MR. JOHN MACNEVIN.

Alter arriving nt the ad\'aii<'od age

oi` eighty _vvars there dopnrtoil this life on May Zltith, 1915, John Mar- .\'evin lisa., a highly ostoviitotl aint greatly i~e.<p1~i-,tml citizen ot .»\rg_vli~ Slioro. lie was a inan ot' <-xr(-lloiit qualities and by his arduous toil and patient industry had built up one oi' the most rronifortiililo and vnlualilo lioniestaads iii the coniiiiiliilty. ite was ot` a quiet and iinassuiniiig na- ture and his words though tow wt-ro always oi' value and i-xrollviii voiiiisol. l"or many yt-ars ho was n inr~iuln»r oi' the (‘lnii‘t:h oi` Si-otland and alwa_\'s lived in contlrnilty with tho rt-qiiii-i~ inonts oi' that prot`i-ssion. ills loss will he greatly felt hy tho i-oiuinuni\_\‘ and hy the goiit-ral pulilii-. as ho was always proininont in the promoting oi' those things that were tor the pnblir good. Ile loaves to inoiirn a widow, one son .dloxaiiilvr oi` llonshaw, and live daughters. Mrs. Mary l\Ii'l.t'au, Mrs. i<`. W. .\lai‘l)onald, Mrs. il. J. l\liit:l.enii ot' Argyle Shore, .\lrs. \\'. .l. l~`lcinining oi` ilort-liostor, l\lass.,aiid lilargarot at home, also one sisti-i' Mrs. Albert Morrow ot' Iivcrelt, Mass. The servli»os at tho house and nt tho grave was i'ondni'ti‘d hy l.is pastor tho ltcv. Jas. l\1iit~l)uugall and interment was made in the family plot in Argyli-, Cemetery near hy. 'l‘iie puillii-,art-i‘s were Jas. Mai:I’liail. Doiiald Stewart. Nell A. l\lacNevlii, S. A. Miirlcy, Ain- brose Sellar and John A. 1\IacDoiiald.

MR. WILLIAM HENRY HORNE.

ln loving inoinory of Wllilain |li»nr_v

llorno, Milton, who tlopztrtcil this lilo on Juno Zlllth, 1915.

The late Mr. liorno was a liilllily

i'r\spi\<'teil rritimii and very prosporoiifs tarnior, his inaiiy iriouiis will luis; Iiiiii in tho ronnnuiiity. Ilia doors wort- always open to tho weary trnvol- loi' and no one ovor wont ironi his honio witlitit living i`i>d and rf-sit-ii. Mr. ilorne was born nt Winsloo Til _vcnrii ago, he settled at Miltnii in early inanlioud. lin innrrieil Vlioolio Wood tlnriis who illlod the position oi` loving wilt- and niother they wi-,rc blessed with eight. ishildren. They proved themselves to bo a credit to tht-,lr parents. Tho children are: - Mrs. George (Turtis of Iloglnn, Sash.. at present doing business on the ls- laiid. Mrs. (l. S. (`iarko ol' Ililkv, Sash., nnil tho Misses Sophia and l<1thel \viio live at honie. Owen. re- siiies ln Truro, N. S., his second son llamilton now in charge oi' the estate at Milton, whilst their two other sons, Arthnr and Leigh reside ut Dilke, Snsk. The late Mr. llorne had i’our sisters and tive brothers all living ex- cepting Mrs. James Neill of (`hurlot- tetown. Margaret, widow oi’ the late William Neill, Fairview, Mrs, J. \V. Page oi’ Wisconsin. Mrs. Emily Kaye oi Waltham, Mass, brothers arct- lsiilah of Kensington, Robert oi Nort.h Dakota, Edward of Regina. Sask.. t"hnrles B, ami Ileilley V. of Oyster Bed Bridge.

lt may he said of the into W. ll.

and Mrs. llorm-, "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."

BRUSSELS FINED MILLION MORE

PARIS. July 29.--Another line ot'

$1,000,000 has been Imposed on the city of llrnssols by the (lr-rman authorities in consequence oi' the destriii-,tion of a Zeppelin at Evert.-, hy aviators ot’ the allies.

A despatch from Amsterdam June 14

said that British airmen had attacked the Zeppelin sheds at Evere, and lind

Prince Edward Island _

net fire to the building destroying the Zeppelin inside.

N Summer

fully finished.

service.

f'XI",4§

$12 to

Light and cool yet

strongly made and care-

clothes give maximum

You Must Dress Light

to be comfortable and right now is your best chance, in a few days there will be none left.

Single Breasted Suits

Wear

These

$16

Double Breasted $10 to $19

z Clothes Made

Specially for

` If you want to be Happy, Dress

Comfortably Q

Of course you want to be dressed correctly, A too-and that is where y‘ this store is especially

prepared to serve you

Come and See

our light, cool suits all

at prices you’ll be glad ' to pay.

Belted Norfolk Suits

$14.00

Every Wanted

I t/ We J-t

\ .

weather c

'Straws 25c to 7.00

" £555-::r'F.`~`e~

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They lit your head and afford real hot

omiort.

Style

“right down”

'I' ,-‘iv

And Shirts

Say yOU Ilt`$V€I‘ SHW SO I`l'l3I'ly

-i shirts in one bunch before.

,You will find one here for

every need and the prices are way down low.

good looking

A Goodly Displayof ii‘,f;;. __.l_.=.-2~‘:,_._.

si’

_‘ lllgi",\ * ~.I€':::-‘.‘-~

.1 _“H

M t,.

Exquisite J-l 1' `i:\_’#'¢‘§l5ss.~f°,_-f.‘.;`-;

ui |»1`Y§t”l;

Blouses ' * _

Since some wise soul invented the

shirt waist and skirt, milady has had a 1

splendid opportunity to buy her costume to suit every occasion at low cost.

. Voile W i t Silk Wai ts

Soc to 79c to $1 to $520

Pictoria

iii

In Sailors, Sonnets and Fancy Braids.

PTOWSC BYOS. Ltd.

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

YOU HA'VEN’T? Well you have missed something worth while then, for yoii 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

Carpets Rugs I_ir\oIeur'ns 10c to $1.40 65c to $37.00 29c to $1.25

Pictorial

SESS'-(4 L! Z Lili;

BLO0DSIIEIl, FIRE » ANII MASSACRE IN

IIAITIEN CAPITAL

l’ort an l’rin<-o, liititl, July 27-.\

i'u\'<ilniioii, luori- loi'i'llilu ill tlic toll thus for tnltvn than any evoii in the da_\'.~; of Nord .\loxis, t'laint-tl otit in tho ilniiivii i-apiliil todziy. ii was an oi`t`sh- oot of tho ino\'i~int-ut, to tho north, \vli~ ort- tho adlii-ri-nts oi` llr. ltosalvn lloho t\\'ii~t~, i\.\pi~lli~ii iroui ilalti, have liooii st.rl\'ing for .svvt-i':iI inonilis. to hronk tho powi~r of thi- Iinition prosidoiit, <,li-iivrai Vlhrnn tlnillaunic.

Une linndrt-d and sixty nic-ii, includ-

ing a i'orinor prosirioiit of llniti, (ion. ()r|‘,stt‘t-i Zainor, liave heeii exoruted by ordt-r of (lent-ral Oscar, (}ovt‘riioi' of i’oi't, au Prinro, who litter iii the day was ilraggr-d i'roiii the shelter of the lloininion it-gallon and riddled with lniiiols.

l’rt-stdout (luiliannic aiul thi- iucin~

lu-rs oi` his i'ninil_v have taken refuge in the i"rt~ni~li Ir-gation, an attack npoii whit-Ii lias Iivcii threatcueil; the presi- dential palnvo has been partially de- siroyorl after an attack which lasted i`or honr,=:; the rovoliitlonists ure in pos.~'.c.~\sio|i ol' tho city, llow ninny per- sons have livoii shot down iii the strc-cts and the Government buildings r-aiiiiot yet hr- learned, but the ex- rhnnges between the loyal supporters of the prositloiit and the rebels were

r'arrled on with furious determination on the our- side and desperate revolu-_ tion on the other. |

Eventually Prnsldeiit Guillaume

General Osriir and the chief of police, who were ileieiiiling the palace with

strift' and other troops who had ro-

he might he seized and cast into pris-

to him. The successes gained hi’ lim

vlui-Ing proof to the President and Government officials that their course

rcgiinont wliicli nt 4 o‘clook this inoriiing tit-svciideil npoii the paint-o.

(lillzinine and those who acted ns his

guard ot`t't-red it stubborn rcsistaiu-e, hut were greatly oiitiiiiiiilitweil. The palace was zibaiitloiieil by the Presi- dent, Init some of the others eoiitiniietl its det`cui:e. Soon \vord ot the inassavre oi the poliiiviil prisoiit‘i‘s was t'ii'i'ti- lated from nionth to iuoutli and a fior- ro wave of indignation swept ovt-r tht- i-apital. Mnu_\'. who had not originiilly Iueoii iinli‘|itii'ied with iliv risiiiir. took tip arinn. 'l`l|e iloiuinion ivgatioii was invaded. and the tloveriior of l'oi't nu |'riiii‘o paid the price with his lii`i-_

So i`ar as is kiio\vii no t`oi't'igiinrs

have i~i\|t‘l`ei'ed in tho prosviit risiiig.

THE UNCORKED BOTTLE.

While leaning o'cr ii rustic t`oiici-,,

I spied un olijeet sad lo ino, it was the neck oi' a bottle

\Vliit.'h was thrown behind ii treo. The 1-ork had never been drawn, 'l`hc neck lnid heeii broken ot`f;- l hope its owner ne'cr had the oliaiu-o. (lf its conteiits to make ii and scott. As I turned it o'er on my palm,

I thought: "Yes, many a one

if you have inet the some fate: When your owners get into a. row

One is most sure to break.

Such are the nilnds of the strong As they gaze at the work of the weak; Such are the thoughts of the strong lint alas tiiey're afraid to speak.

S M

There used to be n member of the

Dominion Parliament--he is dead new --who spoke at great length and wltii innch force on whatever subject he

rhose to discuss; but his style of de-

the aid ot thi- l‘r<~sIdent's personal livery was somewhat to say involved

not to say liitrlcate. Anil sometimes,

inained loyal, were obligeil to make because of this, lie spent some time their escape. At that. time one section l netting at the meat oi his topic. of the paiure was burning, | (ine night during a heated campaign

Port nn l’rinre has been In ti state - he spoke in Toroiito. A biialni-.ss man

‘of piiuin for days. No one knew when who hnd n profound admlrntioii for

thc- statesman, wus late in arriving.

nu: there have been wholesale arrests As he hurried up the steps, panting apparently without muse, by order oi hard, he met a York County iurnier the President or some of those close just emerging from the hall where the

mm-ting was staged.

revoiutionists in the north were von- “Has So~and-So begun speaklng'!“

asked the new arrival.

"Yep," said the departing one.

would soon be run. Therefore, they "How long has he been speaking?" viewed with suspicion various lmlivid- "'Bout 2 minutes," said the farmer. nnls imd organizations. One regimenti "What is he speaking about?" ot soldiers was disbanded. It was thi "He dIdn’t. say," answered the

truthful farmer, and passed on.

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oi’ i-lothtis liuro now at about the saiiie price us you forinerly paid- for voiiiiiion clothes, The selection nan be inaiie i`roiii it wide rniigo oi’ different styles and patternii, in iiiat,erinlii that will stand all tho wear and tear the boy can give theui-und then some.

\\'e lmuglit inoro boys suits this

ininiinor than ever botoro we bought. heavy lii‘i'nui-ie tho prices were right. The vault looked good to the niaiiil- Iacturer, the clothes looked good to

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li' you want it liigli-class, strong,

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G Class “A” Standard Bred Silver 'Black Foxes for sale. huaranteed pedigree accompanies each fox sold. We also ave a few extra good male foxes for sale.

We will be glad to show interested parties our foxes

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Summerside,1 Prince Edward Island Canhdii

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