-IUESDAY trim cnaRLo1rtrE'ro\vN GUARDIAN AUGUST 31. 1915

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MRS PETER TRAINOR.

The death occiirred iii this city yes-

terday morning ot' Mrs l’<-ter 'l`r;ii|ior,

foi'in\-i'l_v of liingstoii. The l;itc .\irs

'I`i'uinor was born iii I-liiiyvaic. l.ol. ii:'i,

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ROAD DISTRICT MACHINE GUN

Already acknowledged $27.25

llotiti llisirici Nu. 29, per D. R.

liurke. ltoiidniaster, Fortiiiie

ilridge, $15 as follows:

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where .siic rt-sitletl, until alioui six J. S. l"l‘ttH<'i!< -\" 'Stills . . . . - - - ---$5-00 _\'eairs ago, wlicii .sl'it~ riiiiic iii this 1-it_\'|\\'I1l. \\'. UiX01\ . . . ... . .. 1.00 and i~e.<itlc-tl with hci' son. thc l-.tic (tell. li. lliX0ii.... .. 1.00 Jnnit-s 'l`i'aiiior, who died nbtiiit two Jllllll "0I\\‘.\' - - . ... '1.00 months ago. She was ti woinzin of \\'li1. llilIKWt‘ll.. . .. 1.00 vstiiiittlllt- cliarzictt-i‘ and l~~;i\'l-s ninu_\' John \\’iit...... .. 1.00 friends both in this city and in l.ot \\'ni. ll. Aitken... 1.00 thi, ulio will he sorry to lit-ai' of her Ross Douglas . . . . . .._ 1.00 death. l-‘or tht- past i'\-\\' yctirs she was ll. R. llurke. . . _ ._ _ . . 1.00 an invalid, btil slit- liort- ht-r .~;tit`t`ei'iiig:< l’:tul Vaiiiitiiieli. _ 50 with t`lirisii:iii ftirtltude, l.»’\rtli\|r i'aiiiplit`-ll ..., . .25

She leaves to niourn four soils. ill-v. \\'i-sley Jackson . . . .., .50

Thos. 'l`. 'i‘rniuor, of tlutati'in; l'etr-rlJolin Jackson . . . ... .50 and l-`i'ain~is, of this city. and (le-ui~gl~_ ‘Austin .\l:icdoiiuld. ._ .. . .25 in the \Ve-st; also one iliiiiglitt-r, Mrs \\'illiani 'l`ownslieiid.._. _ _ _ ___ _:id Byrne. of North lliver. ...___

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Prince County Exhibition

Will be held at the Summerside Driving Park and Exhibition Grounds

~ SUMMERSIDE

On Thursday and Friday September 30th and October lst 1915 -

Arrangements will be made with the Railways and

Steamers for the conveyance of Passengers, Animals and Articles at reduced rates.

HORSE RACING Will be held in Connection with the Exhibition on Friday

Oct. lst. A programme with time of closing will be adver-

tised later.

Write the Secretary for Exhibition Prize List.

The Summerside Driving Park and Exhibition Association

Hon. Jas. A. McNeil J. F. Arnett

Pres. Sec’y Tres.

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I The Western- Guardian

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-W K McGOUGAN, Globe Fox

Exchange. is Guardian Agent in Bum- nterside.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Lalferty's Tonsor- ial Parlors, Suinmerside.

-CAMPING AND FISHING. -Mr.

Stanford Gay and party who are camp- ing at Darnley have undertook to sup- ply the demand of the Suiiinierside fish market. They have made some rc- markable catches of late and it looks as if he will be able to supply not only Summerside but other places as well.- Mr. Gay is ii gunner of no small repu- tation and it' he docs not leave soon his friends say that there will be tio black ducks left for breeding purposes.-D.

-NARROW ESCAPE. - When Mr.

I.efui'g_\', soil-in-law of Mr. Stuiifortl Guy. ot' Siiiniiieisidc, was returning from it boating expedition on Durnley Basin at few days ago he lost his bal- ance and in some way fell from the boat into the water. The boat. was travelling at ii fast rate and before It could return lic was almost exhausted. However with the aid ot' boatliooks and fisli-guffs they nianagell to haul him on board more dead than alive.-D.

-SUSPECTS ARRESTED.-Philip

Gallaiii’s oyster saloon was not the only place broken into on Sunday morning. The premises of Gourlis Ltd. were entered through it window on the book store side. (‘onsiderable. cash. besides a quantity of other goods was taken. Yesterday the police got busy and up to last night four suspects liuti been arrested. whose iiaiiies are: Bciijamiii Sonier. Edgar Gallant. Ilanit-l Sonit-r and a young lad nnnied Kciiiit-tli (lallunt. More arrests are expected. They will be tried be- fore tlie Police .\lagislrate‘s (‘ourt to- day. _

-JOYFUL ENTERTAINMENT.-A

number of the ti-acliers attending the French Acadian t‘onvention enjoyed ti party given for tho occasion by Mr Aniand Gallant. Ti e night was really a musical one, and t.-ch and every one shared in the f‘.iijo5>‘ent. Some of the guests were teaclivrs and as fol- lows:-Missos Gertie Pineuti, l.ucie lllitucliard, Lucie lioiron, Alvina Gal- lant and Messrs Ben. lloiroii, tioriieliiis Pineau, Edniond Pineau, all from Rustico parish. '1‘liere were present also, Misses Beatrice Peters, Loretta. Martin. Rose Gallant, front Bloomfield, besides many others from Mt. Cariiiel. So complete was the hospitality shown by Mr Gallant. that every guest. felt sad at the thought of leaving l'or home on the iiiorrow.-lt.

-QUEEN MARV'S WORK.- Mrs.

Llcnjaniin Rogers of Alberton, late, of (iovernnienl llouse, has received l`i‘oin Mrs. Robert Rogers, lion.-’l`roas, Cun- adian Ilranch of Queen Mary’s Need- lework Guild the following letter sent to her from Biickingliani Palace and conveying the Quceii’s thanks for her Birthday Gift Contributors to the gift as well as to those \\'lio collected for it will read this letter with interest. lliickiiigliani I’alat'e, July 2nd, 1915. Dear Matlaiii. I have received the clietluc for .£118.70 from Mr. Olivet' of thc Batik of Montreal hcrc and the Queen coniniaiids me to thank you and all the nicnibors of thc (‘anadian Braiicli ol' Q. .\i. N. G., very much iii- dccd for the gcnerotu-i contribution to- wards the Ilirtliduy gift. lier Nlajesty is very glad iiidced to have this sum of iuoncy to spend on llospital sup- lIlit's_ and feels iiiut-li touched by the tliotiglit uf thc coilcttioii. llclieve me Yours Siiiccrt-ly llcrtliii Dcwkirs.

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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

Guaranteed that 50 per cent was 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 Black foxes 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 1915 OR WHATEVER MORE IT MIGHT BE

Anyone 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.

Shares are $25. Write for prospectus and other infor

mation to

M. C. MACKI NNON, Secretary-Treasurer

Glenaladale, : : Prince Edward Island zzzix-i.z4Mi-:ir

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Modern, Sanitary i

hemical Closet lor I Think 'of it 1

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You need the Beach Odorless Chemical Closet in your home, there

is no dodging the fact. you know you need tt- the sanitation of your homo, your own health and the health of your family demands it, and not only this bitt the comfort and covenleuce it affords makes It well worth many times its price.

Why should you hesitate? Why don‘t you get it? Surely lt's not

the price of this sanitary closet that makes you wait? lt cannot be the cost of Installation or of up-keep, because thcre‘s none. Well what is lt?

Are you jeopardizing the heslf h of yourself and family, are you tol-

erating the germ-breeding. ill-smelling. inconvenient out-door closet on your premises, just because you cannot he convinced that we can supply you with a thoroughly mod ern, perfectly odorless chemical clo- set for $10.00.

lf thin in the cause of your de lay, call at our store today and we

will banish all your doubts- we will convince you that the Beach' Odorleiis tllieinicai Closet is far superior to any description we can' give- it's a marvel for the money Price complete $10.00.

Reuben Tuplin & Co. Kensington, P. E. ll.

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CANADA LIMITED

One Spoonlul Gives

Astonishing Results

(‘lirtrlottetown residents are aston-

ished at thc QUICK results front the simple mixture of bucktliorn bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adler-I-ka. This remedy acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel und is so THOROUGH a bowel cleanser that it is used success- fully in appendicltis. ONE SPOON- FUI. of Adler-i-ka relieves almost ANY CASE of coiistipntion, sour or gassy stomach. ONE MINUTE after you take it, the gases rumble and pass out. E. A. Foster, druggist, Charlotte- town.

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Wear This Patriotic Badge

and help the Island Pat- riotic und. Price 10c each. Proceeds to be given to The Island Pat- riotic Fund. I

Charlottetown Guardian ~ uiu-elm.

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-ONE CENT per word each inser- tion for advertlltnl in this column. Cash must. accompany order. Mini- mum charge, twenty-five cents.

-IMPROVEMENTS.- Four Stone

corner post have been put around the Sunimersde Armoury lot.-1_1.

_-ICE CREAM SOCIAL- The Will-

ing Workers Mission Band intend hold- ing' an Ice Cream Social on the Cen- tral Bedeque Hall grounds on Wednes- day evening. September lst. Come anyone and everyone. 2722-8-28lil3l.

-LATE HAYING. -On account of

the late season and Spring rain the people of Mount Carmel have not yet finished cutting their hay. This is an exceptionally late season in this sect- ion. R

-BIG LOBSTER. In the first part

of August Mr. Charles Richard em- ployed at the packing factory of Mr. Peter L. Richard caught u mammoth lobster weighing 9% lbs and measur- ing 30 inches in length. R.

-PRINCE COUNTY EXHIBITION.

-Important changes have been made in the crocketlng and needlework and painting and photography sections of the prize list. Prize lists can be had .at any of the stores, all interested should make a note of this.-X.

-WEDDING BELLS. -The Mar-

riage takes place at St. Bernarda this morning of Miss Marjorie Miliinan 2nd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Millinan, Sumnierslde, to Mr. Elorie 'I‘liibedeo.u of Moncton. Mr. and Mrs. Thibedeau will reside in Moncton where the groom holds u good posit- toii in the cur shops. C.

-COAL ARRiVED.- The Schoon-

or Beaver, Capt. Patipns and Western Light, Capt. Gallant, arrived in port Sunday the former from Sydney with coal for the (lliariottctowii Steam Navagutioii Co., and the latter from Picton with brick for llolmun Ltd.- H.

-POLITICAL MEETING AT MIS-

COUCHE. -Remember the political meeting to be held at Miscouche on Friday, September flrd nt 8 p. ni, for the discussion of the political issues of the campaign. Premier Matlileson will be present and address the meet- ing. The candidates of both parties are respectfully requested to be pres- ent, and take part in the discussion.

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-MEET|NG.- 1-lon. Charles Dal-

ton and Mr. S. T. Gallant will address nieetlngs as follows and invite the Opposition (Tandidaiea to be present; Tignisli, Aug. 31, 7 p.iii. Palmer Road, Sept. 1, at 2 p.m. M<~l.eaii's Corner, Sept. 2nd, ut 7 p.m. Brocton, Sept, 3, at 3 p.ni.. St. Anthony, Friday, Sept. 3 at 7 p.tii.. Grccnniont, Monday, Sept. 6 at 4 p.ni. Alberton, Friday, Sept. 7, at 7 p. ni. Opposition Candi- dates are invited to be present.

2704-8-27ME10l.

-TOWN CLOCK INSTALLED. -

The long looked for and welcome sound of the New Town Clock on the Post Office was heard yesterday for the first time. The work of installing the clock which has been under way for some days under the direction of H. R. Crockett was about completed last evening and the clock started on its regular duties. The clock which was inaiiufacttiretl in the .Iohii Smith (flock works of Derby, England, is of the latest iiianufacturc. The works are placed in the lower coinpartinent of the tower, with the bell, which weighs about 800 pounds. immediately above it. While the table which con- trols thc movements of the liands is placed in tho uppcr compartment iii line with the dials. C.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-limi Senator Murphy left yester-

day morning for Ottawa. C.

-Mi'. A. T. Weldon of Moncton re-

turned yesterday morning after ti short visit to the Island. C.

-hiles llildn Maher, niilllner of the

firm oi' Rogers & Co., Alberton. left Moiidny morning to attend the open- ings.

-Miss Winnie Kenny of the P. O.

Stuff left Saturday niornliig to take in the Toronto Exhibition. C.

-Messrs James and Austin Square-

briggs, Miscoticlic, drove into Sum- inersidc on Sunday afternoon.-H .

-Miss Lois Woodside, Summeraido,

in visiting in (Trapuud the guest of her nephew, Mr. I-itirtford Woodsido. _..H_.

Mrs. W. A. Jenkins and littlo Miss

Marion Jenkins, Vernon. are spending it few days in Uigg the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sum Martin.

-Mr. and Mrs. F. W lllallcy and

inmily of Middleton, Conti., arc spending the vacation with Mrs. 1lailey'a mother, Mrs. J. R. Stetson, ()‘Leury.-H.

-Mr. Peter 0'llrlen, after spending his holidays with friends in Elmsdalo, left again on Saturday morning to re- sume duties on the Roxbury Steel Car line.-H.

-Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wickett.

Fredcrictoii. N. Il., and Mr. anti Mrs. W. A. Ferrill, Old Town, Me., are visiting with Mrs. FerrllI's father. Mr. L. A. Wickett of Kelvin.-H.

-Mrs. George Nicholson and -her

sister Miss Libbey McCallum, re- turned to Crapaud Thursday after xi pleasant visit to relatives and friends in Brackley Point.-V.

-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Arsensult,

Abrams Village, were in Summersida on business Saturday last. R.

-Miss Marguerite Gallant Teacher

at St. Raphael has returned to her home in Mount Carmel. R.

-Miss Ella Slliiplianli of Summer-

aide loft some days ago tor Sussex, N. B. where she has accepted a posit- ion in the office of The Sussex Mer- chantiIe_.Co. C.

-Mrs. William Patterson and

daughter, who have been visiting the formers sister Mrs. A. 0. Saunders. Bummerlldo, left yesterday mornin! on return to Montreal. C.

TIGNISH

-T0 THE STATES.- Mr. Ed. Mc-

Iunis, left Saturday for Boston to be gone for the winter.-Z.

-VISITING FRIENDS.- Mr. W. D.

Summer accompanied by Mrs. Tho- mas O'Connor spent Saturday in A1- berton" visiting friends.-Z.

-TO TOWN ON BUSINESS.-Rev.

Mr. Harding went to Charlottetown Saturday on business to be gone sev- eral days.-Z.

-NEW BUiLDiNG.- Mr. Phil

Evans is erecting alongside the Tig- nlsh Meat Market a restaurant which has for a long' time been 'very much needed in Tignish.-Z.

-TO BANQUET. -Mr. A. E. Murp-

hy left for Charlottetown on Saturday morning' to attend an annual alumni banquet to be held there Saturday evening.-Z.

-RETURNED HOME.- Messrs

Royburn Uallagiian and (Tlauile Mur- phy returned Fridny driving from New Annan where they attended the races.-Z.

-PRINCIPAL RETURNS.- Mr.

Gerald McCarthy, principal of Geo- rgetown high school returned to his port of duty Saturday after having

spent his sutginer vacation at his home in Sea .ow Pond.-Z.

-SURPRISE .PARTY.-.- Miss Han-

nah Clohosey in honor of her birthday at her home Friday evening was the recipent of a valuable rattan rocker donated by a large number of her friends who assembled at her home and spent a pleasant cvcning in danc- ing and purtaklng of a. sumptuous lunch under the able supervision of her mother Mrs. Joseph Cloliosey,-Z.

-Registered ut thc Bellevue Hotel

for week ending, Aug. 2Slh were the following- Messrs W. I’. Murray, Sussex; Jos. S. Perry, Summerside; J. B. Poirier, P. li. Garness and I". H. Poirier, Quebec; ’l‘. (‘.. iddget. Charlottetown; R. S. Rivers, W. G. Longhurst. St. John; Misses Scliur- mnn, Summerside; Messrs ll. J. Jamieson, Halifax; Jack Richard, Bos- ton; llarry James. Cliarlottetowii; Dr. Gordon, Quincy, Mass; A. W. Alley, Cliurlottetowii; Mrs. J. Ricliard, Bos- ton and Miss Emily McKenna, (‘.liarlo- tteto\vn__-Z.

-BURGLARlES.-- During the last

couple of weeks, a. number of dwelling houses and shops in Suniiiierside have been burglarized, pocket books and money were disappearing daily but no clue could be obtained until Satur- day when--suspicion felI‘on ii young lad of fifteen from St. John who had been visiting friends here. Chief of Police Oakes got on the trail and was soon nt work hui_itir|; up evidence but the young lad having the idea that .sonicthing was doing matic for the steanieit Empress und got on board as she was leaving the wharf. An effort is now being made to have the boy taken hack to town.-H.

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Your System Demands

an occasional corrective to insure good health and strength. Success is almost impossible for the weak and ailing. Enjoyment is not for the sick. Impaired health and serious aicknesses usually begin in deranged conditions of the stomach, liver, kidneys or bowels.

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are recognized all over the world to be the best corrective of troubles of the digestive organs. They tone the stomach, stimulate the liver, reg- ulate the bowels. They cleanse the

system, purify the blood and act in the beef; and safest way

For Health .and Strength

|Al'¢\llSulo of Any Medicina In the Worlgl. loldl everywhere. In boxes. 25_ennl.e

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Patriotic Souvenirs

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If you wan_t some-

thing distinctive_ yet beautiful in the li_ne of a patriotic souvenir. we have just what you

want.

We have several var-

ieties, the newest and nicest of which, is a line of high~g r_ a d_e . chinaware on _which _is artistically painted in

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I Supper will meet the critical eye and the

expert taste of all the other good cooks in

- the neighborhood. Naturally, you want your contribution to be up to your standard.

r Make sure of having everything your best, by using “Beaver” Flour-the famous blended flour. If you have never tried it, order a bag today.

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“Beaver” Tilour is. ~

EALERS- it for prices ol The T. H. 'l'uyle\‘Ce. Liked

geed, Courlewéiridl: and Cereals. I79 Chatham, Ont.

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canvas straps.

work every day of harvest.

\V. Grant & ("o., Clinrloitctown. (loltlt-.ii \\`. \\'ci~ks, l<`rt~<lei'ictoii l}ei'nai'd liiiirpliy, ldniorald.

J. J. Iniraliec, l~lldon.

Goo. ll. Green, Kingston.

W. A. lilcliiiiiioii, (‘hui'cliill. ldverctt lltisluin, Spriiigiield.

Patrit-lc Iii<~Kcniia. Veriiuii. John I’. llradlcy, l{elly’s Cross. J Sieviurt, \\'uoti l~.l.intls

Allan Shaw. <‘arilil:uii. Angus N. Mclluiiald. llundas. J. A. I\`rascr, liust llultic. Wiii. lvlt-litnigiild. lliiutcr Rlvcr. Jas. lt. Fiiilnyson, Kilinuir.

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Deering New Ideal Binder

The Deerin new ideal binder is built with special features to

adapt it to Island farmcondttions, beingexceptionally light in draft, and very strong in constniction. _

The main irame is made_of high carbon steel, thoroughly brac-

ed; hot rivited together, which makes it practically_ a steel unit, strains cannot twist_ it out of shape, hence the cutting, elevating and binding mechanism are always held in proper positions.

Much of the light draft of the new ideal binder is due to the

ball and roller bearings, at all points to reduce friction.

In the construction of _the Deering new ideaibinder, the follow-

ing new features are_comb1ned, third packer, third discharge arm, seventh roller floating elevator, platform and_ elevator canvas tightening and loosening de_vice. This is of particular value in the morning and at night, as it saves the trouble of unbuckling the

John I). Mclltiiiiiltl, lit-:ir llivcr.

Andrew ltlooiiey, Little liariniitr.

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and made right at the start; therefore _has not been changed, really good serviceable knotter-onerthat will do the same satisfactory

For further information apply to your nearest or any of the

ollowing Deering Local Agents-

J. W. ("urric, Ileakcs Station. t‘_ M. llowlett., Annuntlnle. I Artcnias McAi'tliur, Arlington. I-ldgar A. Mcltac, Alberton. , , I-I. ll. lllt-.I.ni't-ii, Georgetown. . lt. (Y. lloiidersoii, l~‘i'oeli\i\d. ,f Walter 'l‘. Wiginoro, Emerald, '

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