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m,.~\»l“'“‘A“ 4 aavenlulug ul L¢alf““"_"",,,N.u be mauled Il ,y anion ._'r_,.`._, payable in _ , nv ' _ ir. ’_,_____ R035' Delis, \rnill5. and hm;

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,:. lilifivx' di-ivina har- L;‘1K\f`,.~.»- llriviilg. S0141 Bl- oi' --

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__ V _l;_ 3.1; Justin Rot- f_H"__B_l ly’ __ ,_-.~ ._-, expected to N 1:1.; .sliver-fox pclts 51 l""',`* _\_ 2-i lit the office

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r,~ll lil-.neil tripe, horse _ . l..~.\i`. beef heart-S. ‘j _V ,~i1_\~ nt Bi'i\ce's.

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.lI_\Il‘l‘\'l; Crl-O-Glass _for .___ _,, i ..; liri-_l.<1e,<, The right ," 5.- _ ‘i`:u'l",<.

]>0l‘l/lili \\'.\T\"l'l-Il).-Buying p_ l-.l Poultry cially. Also .,.. L- null Ducks until .-~;,_-__ .i ii. Hillman. Kensing- i. 'sul-il-els-to Dee. 26.

ri£.\(`l".'~' l.~:.i,n rind oil cake- gl: i,-.i.~; n lui- puinds of each.

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:';i.~:; ;‘ iflc. nt 7 o`clock .ini-iliiig when Mrs.

1, (g,._»~¢ ug: united in mnr- _., 7_1, ;.;<,,- Clin-kc of Char-

zaiml-:~ ig... ,-wciillearon White, mfr. :'~|~l the cz-i'l~in:n\_v. The -5.`,-_».~».- n l.'i~:‘ll~ilig dress of 'trrvji-‘ “l lizlt to match. A .w.;. .iilluig lilrnkfnst was ;5nt1‘~.i~ 1~,~.lni~ of the bride. In

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llll|Tli’S GROCERY

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-FEED BEAN, middlings and

shorts, bonemeal, oilcake meal to the young, growing animals. All sold at Brace's.

-BUY ROBIN HOOD FDOUR

now, you will not regret it. _

-HAVE YOUR condition pow-

ders mixed here. Taylor Drug Co., Kensington. _

-FEED MOLASSES - compared

with the p;ice of other feed, ,is splendid value. Order now at Brace‘s.

furnace cement Sold at Braces

L 131 ll 26 2l

-USE stove lining and asbestos

-SUBSCRIPTIONS T0 Tl-IE

CIIARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN may be handed to their representa- tive Miss Olga Green, Albany.

-BRACE’S mail order price list

will save you money.

-BUY COAL SCOOPS, furnace

and snow shovels at Brace's.

L-131-11-26-2i.

-SUMMERSI DE POLICE

COURT-A man charged with com- mon assault was Iined five dollars in the Summerslde police court. A drunk was fined $6.50 with costs.

-BR.ACE'S price on beans is be-

low replacement value. Mail in your grocery and fox feed order at once.

GRAND IURY FIND B|llS IN TWU CASES

True bills were returned by the Grand Jury at the Summerside Supreme Court yeaterciay in the cases of the King vs. George Champion, charged with retaining stolen goods and in the case of the King vs. Harry Wm. Dickie charged with manslaughter, in connection with the death of Arthur MncQuarrie on the highway early in July.

When the Court opened at 10.30

Chief Justice Mathieson addressed the Grand Jury separately on each charge.

'I`he charge against George

Champion for unlawfully retaining in his pos easion four fox pups thc property of Leslie MacNutt, knowing them to have been stolen, was first taken up by His Lordship. who pointed out to the Jury that they must bear in mind that they did not have to find a verdict, but to determine whether there was sufficient evidence to put the man upon his trial.

The Grand Jury found a true

bill in this case.

His Lordship then reviewed the

case of the King vs, Harry \Vm. Dickie, charged with manslauglitexj. His Lordship in this case dealt very clearly with what constitutes manslaughter. He laid particular emphasis on the fact that the law required that every one who oper- ates such a dangerous machine r a motor car :houid do so with care and skill so as not to endang- gcr the life oi’ any persons who are entitled to use the highway.

The prisoner, George Champion,

was arraigned after the Grand Jury had been discharged at the conclusion of their duties yester- day afternoon. ’1‘he petty jury for the trial of George Champion of Darniey, was then empanelled.

Carl Weeks, Foreman; Wm.

Johnson, Howard Schurman, Birch- Iield Yeo, John T. Gallant, Leo-

llecord llumber 0f Entries In Borden Show

The entries at the Borden Fox

Show which opened yesterday al- most douhled that of last year. This year the entries almost reach- ed the 400 mark. Pales, light med- ium and extra pales were very strong in numbers. The darker classes were weak.

There were a greater number of

exhibitors and a large attendance of visitors. Judging will com- mence this morning at eight o'clock, with Mr. C. B. Rogers as judge and Mr. Brenton Clark as- slsting.

Last evening a very enjoyable

banquet was held at the Abegweit Hotel in honour of visiting fox men and others. Captain John L. Read was toastmnstcr. The speak- ers were, A. E. MacLean; C. B. Rogers Mr. MacKenzie, M. P.; George Callbeck; Frank Arnett; Lowell Hancock; E. P. Foley; C. C. Baker; George Warren.

The trend of the speeches were

of general interest to fox breed- ers and much valuable infor- mation with regard to the indus- try was discussed by leading tox- men.

Residence 0f Mr. H. G. Muttart Gutted By Fire

The beautiful residence of Mr.

H. G. Muttart, President of Sin- clair & Stewart Ltd., was consid- erably damaged yesterday by fire which was well underway when discovered.

The fire alarm was rung in at

ten minutes past seven by the maid, who upon rising had dis- covered the cellar full of smoke and flames.

When the firemen arrived the

whole house was filled with smoke and they had difficulty in getting at the seat of the fire.

A pile oi’ wood was burning in

the basement, the ceiling was burned and the flames had spread the fire up between the walls of the ground fioor. The wall in the dining room had to be torn down and the oak panels in the hall were damaged. '

It was nine o’clock before the

firemen had thc tire under con- trol. The rooms on the ground floor were considerably damaged by smoke and water.

Mr. Crabbe, Fire Marshal, hap-

pened to be in Summcrside and was at the fire with Mr. MacNeili, chief of the fire depnrtnlcnt. Mr. Beer came up inter. The origin of the fire is unknown.

Mr. Muttart's residence is sit-

uated on Central street, Summer- side, and is one of the nnest in the town. The extent of the dam- age has not yet been estimated.-S

sei Craig, Arthur Wall. James Harding and Wallace Champion.

Thane A. Campbell, Attorney-

General and L. Cv. Lewis !or_the Crown, C. D. Ma:Callum for the defence. The case will be rerum- ed when the court opens this morning.

In yesterdays report ol the ad-

drea of the Chief Justice to the Grand Jury, His Lordship was mis- quoted as saying that men impris- oned for debt were to be seen chained to a wheelbarrow break- ink stones on the streets of Char- lottetown._ What he did say was that men were imprisoned for debt and that men convicted of offen- ses against the criminal law were

mira F. Murphy. Ire nerdy, Percy Within the mem°ry of some now ‘~_d,,m5._ Bert D1¢k|e_ w_ Gregg, living to be seen chained to a Howard I-Iuestls, and Harris Boul- Wleelblfmw 171'”/k1118 8101106 Un

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ter. This case was in connecti with the stealing of four fox pups from the ranch oi' Leslie D. Mae-

i.he streets of Charlottetown.-S.

CRICKET LOSS HEAVY

Nutt of Malpequc, cn or about May _*

2nd.

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zeltland

Leslie Maenutt was the first -The heaviest 1055 in the history

witness, and gave evidence of miss- ing the foxei from his ranch and later visiting the ranch of the prisoner where he found DUDS N- scmbling those missing from his own ranch. Five other Withf-‘S505 were examined. Geo. Crozier. Rus-

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PCULTRY A NOTICE

3 ‘\"." f-'l\'H\i‘l' or poultry man who intends purchas-

ll1L'lii:i'»:l ivslecl chicks for next spring can from now I _"I1 irzirlv in his old fowls for chicks.

1 ln" NN cond quality live fowl pays for 100 chicks.

i ‘Nl f‘\l>1'l'.~x~' clmrgos paid by the huiclicr_v. Selected A I ‘q"_“l|l.\' i`u\\'l only, accepted. Empty poultry critics

shllillvll on request,

i This cxcllzlnge allows you. to di:._ioue of your hens 1° lhe lwsi possible advantage. '

l ALSO D""°h“5l|li:'1iouitl'y daily at our killing plant.

1 S. R. ,Pendleton

Kensington _

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of cricket in New Zealand was re. ported by the cricket council on the Mnfylebone team's tour last winter, the deficit being $15,000.

J. L. DAv1s0N `

i FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND

‘ EMBALMER

KENSINGTON Day and Night Calls Promptly Attended. PHONE 7-I

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|P. L. llowness & Son,

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND

EMBALMERS |

Prince County BMl11¢H| ' Ambulance in Charge

gmmenlde, Berieqne and Kensington

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mail order Priee List -

1 Prices are advancing in nearly every line. We have only recently received notice of an advance in automobile tires. This is only one of the

many that are coming in every day.

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Make up your fall and winter order now; call, phone or mail it in

at once. Brace’s saves you money, answers your letters promptly and

» fills your orders the day they arc received. -

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1 _ Funny Fmug 5 lbs. for

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2 1b5_ for _ _ _ _ 110;:-_y |=|;uuP~ for feed. 100 lbs. for

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Clothes Pins _ 1Q°

""""' j Regular Style. 5 doz. for

'1 Bulk Raisins 57° -_ the kind with flavor. 5 lbs. for_

Mnlasses Clear Extra Fancy,

Barbadoes. Try a gallon,

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bulk only 58g or 1 gal. cans 65g

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2 lbs. for

Jumbo Cans. 2 cans for

Corned Beef ° in square cans. 2 cans for

Canned Lobster 9°

1-4 lb. cans. Paste

SMALL MEAT -L- lb. _cans 20::

clams 2 cans for

Mackerel °

1 lb. tins. 2 tins for

2 cans for

Caught in July. Per doz l ~ Blend Flour 3.25

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Mixed Candy 25°

Tomato Juice ‘ 19°

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i ,_,i-V-~_._.' L . 19'-`;".':'f”" ln...-Miller vm crumtl. ran Fumnz_R=¢l°f\ _ ?).;.f"` for pelters also winter feedins “'10” f°f 1 ~“f5"f`T'f'l\‘ breeders, per 50 lb. bag

Ross-Miller Standard Charcoal Biscuit,

3. per so lb. bag ...... ........ .... -$3.25 _. nos.-Miller standard For cube., ' 'Mn per 50 lb. bag ........................ ........... ..........$2~75

- Ross-Miller Standard Cube Meal.

per 50 lb. bag ..........$2.75

Broken Plain Sodas, per bbl. ..........53.00

7 ' ` Purina Fox Cubes, per 100 lbs. ....................$7.25

‘V pu;-ing Fox Cube Meal, per 100 lbl. ............$7.25

’ Sur-lglo No. 1 Fall Furring Rlfioh f°l'

pelters, per 100 lbs. ............ .... ...--$5-50

sunglo N... 1 winter Feeding for br°¢<l°f=»

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lll-ill; ' Imperlallrox Bimit. ner 50 lb- bas --~--~---$2-5°

' Imperial Klbbl.. Men, pei- so ll.. bag .... ........sz.5o .~ whole Brown Rice, per 100 lbs.

B...|.e.. alee. per 1oo its Silver Fur Food ln 6'/4 lb- 08115. P01' °€¥\ '55 Maritime Fish Meal, per 100 lbs. Charcoal Meal, per 100 lbs. .. ........$3-50 Cod Liver Oil, per gal. ........$l~25 Fine Bone Meal, per 100 lbs. Fine Bone Flour, per 100 lbs. ................ _.$3.50 Wear-Ever Aluminum Deell Feedlnlf P°“"»

6 pans for ................... "$1-50

Wear-Ever Aluminum Shallow Pans for »

pups, 6 pans for

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Ordinary Aluminum Pans., each .15 Ordinary Enamel Feeding Pans, each -I5 Fox Fur Combs, each 754: to $1-50 Fox Tongs, pair . .... $2.25 to$3.00 Nickel Pilling Guns, each ................................l1.95 Wood and Rubber Pilling Gunn, each ..........$l.00 Genuine Coll-0-Glass, B lq. feet, for ............ .50 Galvanized Watering pans, each .................... .I8 Heavy Iron Ladle; (the kind that stand)

Heavy Cut Iron Feed Ballers with novo:

80 gal.

40 gal. .~........,.-........._........................a........$21.50 50 gal. ...............................~.......................$29.50

Fox feed cookers .................................-............$13.50 Fox Catching Nota, oompleta ..........................$2.’75

Food Choppers:

No. 0, each, to arrive ,..............................$1.15_ , No, 1, each, to arrive No. 2, each ....................................~.............$2.00 No. 3, each

Meat Choppers: $2.95, $7.00, $12.00, $14.95. $37.50, $85.00, $125.00 and $225.00 each.

“BRAYCO" Special English Fox Netting: - 36x2 x16, per roll of 150 running ft. each $ 7.25

36x2 x15, per roll of 150 running ft. each S 9-25 36x1'/1x15, per roll of 150 running It.. each $18.75

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quantities. Note carefully the length of the roll. _

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