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FSUMMERSIDAE SHIPPING

..-Srhr. ‘Grace Darlln|.:," Captain llnrranlt, nrrived 'i‘iiui'sda_v for port and supplies.

-S. S. "Brant," Capiatii Walker,

came iii Thursday for port.

-St-hr. "Beaver," Captain Pettipas,

suiled Thursday for Port Hastings.

-S, S. “()stcra". Cziplaiii Kcnipt

enilcd Thursday.

S. S. "Si-iliac," (`z\ptaiii Kciiipt, ar-

fivofl iii Siiniiiiersiilo Friday and sall- vtl on the sanie tiny for Si. Johns, New- fonnillaiid.

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THE? . ‘ _months vacation at the home of Mr. !The sum of thirty-nine dollars was

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Mr. William Mill of the island

Battery \vas a visitor to Summerside on Friday.-X.

-Mr. J. \V. Callbeck. Sninniersido.

lcit Friday morning for Toronto to

-Mr. Claude Leard, Summerside, is

spending a [cw days with friends iii l’isquid.-X.

-Miss Ruth McKay, Sea View and ‘

Miss Florence Craswell, Malpeque, are visiting friends in Sumiuei'side.- X.

-Messrs Richard and Herbert Lord.

James Chisholm and Frank Lang, Try- oii, were in Suiumerside Friday on business,-X.

-Mr. M. Hell has returned to (Tra-

paud, ailer spendfing an enjoya,ble holiday visiting relatives and friends iii Bedcque.-V.

-Mrs. Charles Rogers. Mr. ll. R.

Profitt and Mr.Robert McDonald. Vic- toria, were visitors to Bradalbane Fri- day.-V.

-Rev. \\`. D. Reid, Moiitrenl,

prcnclied an eloquent and forceful sermon in Lot 14 Presbyterian church` on Sunday last.-P.

-Miss Eiiimn l\lacArthur and l\lrs.|

Albert Butt:-rs have returned to Wat- ertouli, llass .liter a few weeks visit

Guards"

-rr Pave to buy in uns Province

T-THE MATH|EsoN GovERN- menr is nomo 1-i-lines.

-w K Mooouem, oioim Fox

Exchange, is Guardian Agent in Bum- meralde.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Laiferty’s Tonsor- ial Parlors, Bummerslde.

-POLL TO A MAN IN SUPPORT

OF THE GOVERNMENT CANDI- DATES-THE MEN WHO TALK LITTLE BUT D0 MUCH.

-TO TAKE PART IN RACES.-

Mr. James Millman. Summerside. left for Halifax on Friday morning with the trotting stallion Arkola who is entered in the races held in connce- tion with the Exhibition in that City. -X

-HORSE RACES.-- The following

Horse races will be held at tho Sum- nierside' Driving Park in connection with the Prince County Exhibition on October lst, 1915. Free for all Trot and Pace Purse $200.00 ‘224 Trot Purse $100.00, 230 Trot and Pace Purse $100.00. Entries close Septem- ber 25th with the Sec'y J. F. Arnett.- X.

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-RED CROSS FEST|VAL.- The

people of Albany and Searletown will hold a Red Cross festival on Mr. (‘rew's lawn (formerly the residence of Mr. Arthur Wright) on *rrinrsday next, September 9th, beginning at 7 o'clock. ice cream, fancy goods and home-made candy for-sale; everybody welcome. if the evening is rainy, come first fine night following. 2856.

-INTERESTING LECTURE. -On

Monday evening Aug. 30th Rev. W. D. Reid, pastor of Stanley Presbyterian' Church, Montreal, delivered an inspir- ing and interestir" lecture on the great war now raging Ii Europe. Rev. Roland Davidson presi.`cd and after some brief remarks called on Mrs. Reid, who gave a humorous recitation entitled Me and Jim. Rev. Mr. Reid was then introduced and for more than an hour he held the closest attention of the audience as he in an eloquent and forceful manner told of the things which led up to the war, of the actions of the Germans with tlie Belgians and oi’ the way in which they had en- deavored to carry out their well pre- pared plans. all of which had how- ever failed. The lecture was under the auspices of the Red Cross Society and at the close of the lecture the Presi- dent, Mrs, Bamford. announced that it would be necessary to elect a Vice President and Sec’y-Treas. to fill the vacancies caused by the removal of those who held those oflices. Mrs. Da-

nnd Mrs. Archibald Montgoniciy,l’ort

iiiiii .~r lcross Fund -P.

vidson was elected Vice-President and Miss Mabel McKendrick Sec‘y-Treas.

realized which will go to the Red

-ONE CENT pw word each inser-

¥l°l! 101' \dV°\‘l»illDl in this column. Qasli must aceonipuiy order. Mini- mum charge, twenty-five cents.

-NEW FALL MLLLINERY on dis-

play at HOLMAN'S.~ .2829-9-4M2lE1i.

-WANTED AT ONCB a coat mak-

er; steady work. Charlottetown prices. Apply to M. L. S., Fank McKen_zle. Summerside. 2846-9-4M6l.

-LAMPS-I-lolmnn's are showing a

special display of Lamps. Low prices maks the display interesting.

2799-9-2M3iE1i

-NEW LAUNDRY.-I have opened

a new laundry in_Alberton and am now ready to do all kinda of cleaning and pressing. Ladies' and gentle- men's laundry dons twice a week. Satisfaction guaranteed. Jung Shing.

V 2836-9-4m6ipd.

-ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER

THAN WORDS. THE MATHIESON GOVERNMENT HAS LIGHTENED THE LOT OF THE FARMER, HAS IMPROVED HIS OUTLOOK. AND HAS INCREASED THE VALUE OF HIS FARM. SHOW BY YOUR VOTE YOU APPRECIATE MEN OF DEEDB.

-MEET|NG.-- I-Ion. Charles Dal-

ton and Mr. B. T. Gallant will address meetings as follows and invite the Op- position Candidates to be present. Greenmont, Monday, Sept. 6 at 4 p. m. Alberton, Friday, Sept. 7. at 7 p.m. Opposition Candidates are Invited to be present.

2794-8-27ME10i.

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-FALL MILLlNERY.- Many ship-

ments of fall milliiiery have arrived including American and Parisian models, and while our formal milliii- ery opening will not take place for some time. wo are prepared with good stock to fit anyone out with a new fail liat. We would be pleased to do- monstrate the new milllnery styles to our customers. R. T. HOLMAN, Sum- merside, 2829-9-4M2iE1i.

-MEETiNG.- Hon. Charles Dal-

ton and Mr. S. T. Gallant will address meetings as follows and invite the Opposition Candidates to be present; Brockton, Sept. 3, at 3 p. m., St. Anthony. Friday, Sept. 3 at 7 p. m., Greenmont, Monday, at 3 p.m.. St. Anthony, Friday, Sept. 3 at 7 p.m.. Greenmont, Monday, Sept. 6 at 4 p.m. Alberton, Friday, Sept. 7. at 7 p. m. Opposition Candi- dates are invited to be present. - 2704-8-27ME10i.

-SHARK CAPTURED.- On Thur-

sday while Mr. George R. Thompson of Darnley was overhauling his niakercl nets a large shark became entangled in the twine. After a rath- er lively tussel he succeeded in bring- ing it to shore with the aid of several other fishermen. The shark measur- ed ten feet long and weighed seven hundred pounds. Mr. Thompson dis posed of his prize to Mr. George Brown for fox food for which be reali-

zed the handsome sum of $28.00.

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