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il \ THE WESTERN GUARDIAN 'S ° °"'"""‘°"“‘ "‘°’“""°’ "°. _

V _ _ _ _t V _ ,_ » f-ated |01' bad roads _for the trans

._ . or ` ls’ 6 _;- , Y pgrtiug of his produce to mai-im, Q! ~\--.,_,‘-...,

» - " """' w en ere s 5 source of wealth ¢ ~ i‘

0 -IT P-AYS to buy in this Province, -ONE CENT M, word each l,,,,,,._ which would Psy interest on th ` Y S e

We are nolv taking orders for Fall Suits

and Winter Coats, and would urge you to place your order early, to ensure delivery on time.

A vast range of Plain and Fancy Suit-

ings, and Fancy Coatings to choose from.

Fit and finish guaranteed in every .re-

spect.

Latest New York Fashion Plates just

received.

Suits $20 to $35

Coats $17 to $30

D. A. BRUCE

TAILOR 156-158 Queen St.

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Tenders for Silver Black

Sealed tenders will he received by the undersi lcd until 26th A

~ gl of u-

gust for the purchase of two pllirs extra Silver Black Foxes, o'\vned hy t'ie l~Ildoradn Silver lllnck Fox l`o., Ltd., one pair two years old, hav-

ini; luid ii litter this slvring, the other pair pups, brother and sister,

The pnir ol pups niny be tendered for together, or separately. us suits

buyers.

BREEDING, &C.

The two vcnr-old female, nlso the air of u is nk n

'_ . . D P P5. fi c from litters oi

that fnniolls fox styled in the Prospectus of "The -\`overeign Silver Bllnck Fox Co. Ltd." Page 3 oilvhich Dr. Dalton is chairman, “the

most prolific fox in the world."

She was forinr-rly olvned by the lion. Chas. Dalton, and carries the

aluminum button in her ear,-referred to on same page of above men- tioned I‘rospr»ctlls, in Chas. l)nlton's certificate, as-"only used by him on

his best stock."

She raised 45 pups in seven years for Mr. Dalton, (being of n nervous

tempt-i-anient her removal to new quarters doubtless caused the loss of her_ litter last yenr,) this year however, she was mated with B splendid young Rayner dog, and raised five black hcnllties, two of which we now oder for sale.

.\lr.Dalton has tested the London market with s few Delis of her Oil-

spriue; some years ago, and some nf them nearly touched the $2000.00 mark.

The mate of tin, two-year-nhl ferr-:Je was selected from the Dalton ranch

under n writton nqeccnient, hy ., fo.\:m,,n and fur dealer and pronounced by Professor Jones, ns one ni the best specimens was ever privilodg ed to see.

ln consideration nf the above, all of which we can prove by documen-

tory evidence if necessary, we can justly claim this quartette are equal, und in some respects superior, tc any foxes on the market.

For further information, apply to undersii_-ned. Address all tenders,

El,l;0R_.\D0 SlL\'l.jlv, Ill..-\CK FOX (‘O. LTD.

. -Ma. FRANK LAFFERTY ' is Guardian Agent in Sumrnerside.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Lailerty's Tonsor- iul Parlors, Surnmerslde.

-MH. J. C. LEWIS, Guardian ro- presentative in Abbe:-ton, will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter. ti.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a.

week or two before the time they have Daid for has expired and thus not nziss nn issue, as all papers nre discontinued promptly on expiry ilute. llltf.

-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. _

The Acadian Teacllers of P. E. is- land will as usual attend to their (`onvenlion which will take_ place at Palmer Road oil the 26 and 27 of Aug- ust. ll in hoped that every teacher bcloiigiili; to lllc association as well as illc newly qualified teachers will altclld.-ll.

-UP-'i‘O-DATE BUILDING.-What

will be one of the most up-to~date, mollcrn and model barns is liolv Le- ing completed by Mr. W. ll. Sum- ncr at Tignisll. The main body with sheds, measures one hundred and thirty-two feet long, The iilllnilntion and barn floors are made of cement and with all the appliances construc- ted in all the latest designs this l»~.rn \\ ill he one of the finest in West.

Prince.

-BELL RIVER-The slliool is ro

illailagollleilt of Mr. Murton Blake and Miss Elizabeth (`oinpton. Mrs. Cllas.

her old home in Bello River recently --~i\Ir. Hector Gillis and l\ll‘ .Sinclair l\itl{cnzie paid a flying visit to Bello River last wok.-The young people held a very enjoyable clam bake nt Boll River bc:-lcli on the sixth illst. A very pleasant evening was spoilt ill boat sailing and dailciilg_ excellent

left for their llonles at twelve-filirt,v well satisfied lvilll their first clam bake. Miss llcrtlln I\1cl.urc oi' Mllrrav is llivvr has left for llcr home after il U pleasant visit with her sister Mrs. Peter Stewart. The Drvdlle Pownal \vllil.ll is operating at llcllc River is

is to be coiiltlndlllateil on having sec-

-\\'lCllllI.\'(l BELLS. The home

ol' the lute Mr. Neil Matllicsoll was t the sccnv of a pretlv event on Wed-'

. _ _ l

Arthur, one of Ilon\vell's llli.:lil_v res- C

and most popular young lady of Rose \':lll0f~'. The brille who lvas :ltlircd ill J,

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l=Irl‘SSilH§ filvvrallly \1fl<lf‘l` UW skillful Hamm” ___A_"DnEw KING' had visited the throne room, where

]' was cm-ed of Acute Bmnchltls by the body lay, to look ilpon tho loco of

INARWS LINIMENT_ thc detail polltifl null) lllilily roi' ttllem

lvovo icmse ves in c g eu iro-

Lakcncld’ Que" Oct 9' 1907 cesslon from the throne room to thc

chapel. The procession was headed by the bearers of the massive silver pontiflcal cross and twenty cardinals,

"Es-[ERN PERSONALS archblshops, bishops, priests and

ll. Rlclicod ot' Point l’rilu visited her M

doing Splendid work. The employer

ured such cubablo young men. Coin. Xu* pl-lor to lts removal lo me cllupcl for

lhc ceremony of absolutlon. instead

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iiesdav- .lulv 254th, lvlien .John Mc, omplm on lcmder' a bplomhd ani thc llnirlnal, n fluid which it is claim-

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pci-lable _vollllg fnrnier was united in V 1,, D 1 , t was llljwlell lull, the al-le,-les, ninrrilllzc lo liflic lvlatliicsoll a fair ,alfa L H C( alcum' one of th? best'

olntcljv pure and free from all ' - K

t`ion for advertising in this column. ,Lash must accompany otdcr. Mlnl- mum chargo twentyldve cents.

-FLOWER SHOW, Prince of

Wales College, August 26-27.

5071-S-21M6i.

-WANTED-Girl for general house-

work. Apply to Mrs. G. P. Walk- er, Notre Dame street, Summerslde.

5018-8-17lil6i.

-FOR SALE.-The livery Sales

and Exchange Stables of the late John A. McDonald are offered for sale. For particulars apply to

WILFRED TANTON _ Solicitcr, ctc., ‘-

5106-S-24 ni 6 i

-HAVE ON HAND a number of

Northern Mains ranch-bred mink, which I can supply nt reasonable prices and at once. Now is the time

they are hound to advance in price. Have also number of marten, fisher, foxes of all kinds at very lowest prices. R. J. McNeill, Tyne, Valley.

3322-7-3Mtt.

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BOX.

] was cured of Rheumatic Gout by

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-Mr. aild Mrs. .»\ndrcv.' J. Arse- l

lilllsic was flirllisllerl b_‘.' Messrs James lllllll; (if )l0lml Cllmlcl “.L.,~u ll, 5“m_ ll and Elliot llnss. The yolllls p<‘0l>lc iiiei-ellie last 'rliursil-av.-ll. si

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visiting friends at St. lille.-lnors D

ie guest of Miss Patricia l.nu,_;hlin. D

__ the body of the Pope.

-hir. and Mrs. l-Iuri~_v I). Sullivan iso Mrs. Mary Sullivan oi' St. John S

nests ol' Mr. and Mrs. T. M. llow-

::Tlie best tolletpreparalons for 0

e keeps thc skin smooth and <-oin~ exioil clear and beautiful at 50 cts. °‘

cllin powders money can blly ab-

Summerslde “tion-

to buy. D0n’t wait too late as

LT-'C01n C. CREW READ. Sus* who, when he was alive, carried hlnl

in the sedan gestorln chair, the body

0 I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by lrobos and mitre and with the other

l-y M.1NA}`lD’S LINIMENT, emblems of llls sacred ofllce lying Markham, Ont. C, S. BILLING, beside it, was taken to the chapel of

` ~-- the Blessed Sacrament in St. I’etor's,

INA}`tD'S LINIMENT. were pcrfmined.

-Miss Mary C. ('olldon, Riciliiilinrl, thc tear-dimmed eyes of prclate,

. li., arc visiting at Coleman the “P9” t°"1“3"~

he sllnimer months are Violet Dulce Um "i5"°"“ and preserving it ill al

elo Sarto, arrived in Rome to-day.

l can ol President, J. K. Stanley,

Harcsvnre Merchant,

Charlottetown, l`. E.

8796-8-3)ltfAug. 26th.

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F irst N atlonal Fox Exchange

S h of P. E. Island, Limited

c urman °

Brick Block Summerslde, P. E. I.

DIRECTORS

, Dr. A. W. Leard. President S. M. Hicks

Hubert I-lolvatt, Vice Pres. A. E. McLean -

Dr. J. A. Mcl\/lurdo, Sccy-Treas. T. D. Carruthers

_ George McQuarrie, Manager

This e:-fcllzlnge buys and sells Foxes, Furs, Real Estate,

Farm Lands, Fox Shares, Stocks, Bonds, etc. Nothing but

1 suit of wlllto silk. trilunicd with H

was zlttclldoil by Bliss Bello McArt- lllir, who also wore al suit of White

ported bv Mr. John Blaitliicson. bro- ,, ther ai' the brllli-. lhlrini: the early hours ol' lllc nllerlioon a large Illini- Q, bor of invited guests had usseilillllril, and passed thc time ill lall<in_l:.lall;;li- ing. sliilliiiig lialnls und lnnking new acquaiillalli-es until the old clock toiled thc happy hour of six, when thc young couple lilillwllell f'i'on1 the I, house, the bride li-allillg: oil the arm H of ber brother llllncnn. to the beau-

shade of the old apple treo. wllcre the U nuptul knot was lied by the ltcv. J. H. Mcliallic, llrookfield, assisted by ‘I

ual conlrrntulations look place, and h

costly lacc and wearing ll lomr vcll, K

silk. lvlzile the groom waz; ably sup- 1.

tiflll _lzrcen lawn llnderllealll the which will also include “ baseman ‘

Mr. A. D. Ilia(-licnzic, Montreal. After heiinning AUX- 15th Ht 5 D. IH. On tho ceremony was pcrforlned the us- the farrl* of Mr. .\1dron (‘arvcr who

ent Sts. Mtf. t

nd l"reili~.li Flag coinbiiicd, price 50. W

'here at ‘.’5c_ each. 5095-S-2`.‘i\‘l"i. S

cnosr cones

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eoplc have nludc 0. forward llluvc- (U

. _ . _ re

lent ln r€0ri;ulilZln;' n cadet corps

lrious substances, 25 cts. Macliin- Fr.°".1 u handsome’ .elderly pvrson' ,I Drug C0" Con Grwt George and glue! had changed him to zl broken, o

..|,A.],mO.,.,(, STICK 1.,INS,_ Ang.clYo entered the nlortuary chamber mon J,lCk_ Kim: Gem_ge_ Vmon Jack to-dai, the dead poutifi’ did not ans-

iiil 10 c. encll. Same as sold else- to

whole sum needed to macadamize all the roads to our main shipping ports?

i pany with means to props;-ly

cultivate them they would give em- ployment to the men, not only dur- ing the short season of Voystertnk- ing (a few weeksl' but "during the whole season in replanting and car- ing for the beds.

In conclusion, I wish to impress

on the minds of all who read this article to give the mutter careful consideration, with 5 view to futurc

I am, Sir, etc.,

J. T. JENKINS.

ulgnvl Plus x

ROME. Aug. 22.-Borne by rod un-

iformed members of the Sedaoli,

I Pope Pills X. dressed ill pontlflcal

here the solemn rites oi’ ubsolution

Thousands of persons previously

"pal and court chamberlnln and . lnbers of the Swiss noble and Pnl- -flo guards in their mlilti-colored ii.i`orms. The scene wns all impres- v'i one. Under the flare of the .nllcs in the chnpels could lie seen

ricst, laymun, and papal guard. Es- ccially affected were the bearers of

Tile burial of Pope Plus will be ab- olutely private. This was decided

The body was cmbalmed 'to-day,

i’ the antiquated method of removing

use ill the cllurcii of St. Vincent near

l will preserve the body perfectly

Tile late Popefs only brother, An-l

d man. Great zlilection existed be-

I have no wish to say or do any- " _ ,, ' ~ thing to injure the oyster msn. On ' A “` ““ the contrary. I believe 11 tug Gov. ernment lease the live beds to 4;

con

, and ,

’ Comforts

Attractive Values at

, Enticing Prices

The shrewd, economical buyer will seize

this splendid opportunity to buy Winter bed-

. wear now at these very low prices and while

the selections are best. .

Blankets

Some all wool-oth-

ers part cotton-but all are good warm cover- ings for cold Winter weather. Some solid colors, some with con- trasting borders.

$1.15 to $6.50

Comfortables

Each one filled with

light downy cotton and covered with beautiful- ly figured patterns and tasty colors. Mull and silkoline are the mate- rials used in the covers.

$2.25 t0 $8.00

While our assortments are large-the

heavy buying these prices will induce will reduce our stock fast-so you had best come soon if you can. '

Prowse Bros. Ltd.

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vceli tho two brothers. and when -

cr his customary greeting, llc fell his knees at the side of the body, I’

obbiur: aloud. There hc linelt for nn i‘

" hour, lirnyillg, thc tears nleanlvhile fl

treamlng dolvn his fncc, and sobs “-

lan, and led him from tho death ll

Mourning throughout Rome con- Pius became known to-day. The tes- llllled to-day. All the theatres, mov- lament was dated 1911, but has cod- lg pictllrc shows, and other places of icile made ill successive years. To muscinent relnailled closed. 'l`hons- thc nlenlbcrs ol’ his immediate family ;» :ids of persons gatllcred ill St. Pet- hc leaves $20,000, which was presented ` r's sflllnrc Inst liiglil, and remained to lilni some years ago, and $2,400 to

,mmlslllg his l-mmc_ lglmlly lmulls tllcro. solnc of llicm in player, nntlllhis nephews. Botll bequests are msdef velllually llflcll the sorrowful olll broad daylight, when a violent thun- subject to tho approval of his suc-

cr storln :lccoillpailiell by sliar lessor lil the will

. .. _ ' ~ p rm . ' is tho following

llllllllml- lo lllc apnrllllellt of llls sls. flashes of liglitnlng, drove them away. phrase: "l was born poor, and lived rs. .

'l‘lio contents of the will of Pope poor. and I wish to dio poor."

r foot-ball league. The boys mcct Saturday evenings llril-g the fall and spring months

as kindly consented to let this in-

lhell all were llslicrcil into the din- stitntion use one of his most bezlllti-

first-class Fox Stock handled and none but thoroughly re- liable companies represented. _ Persons desiring to buy or sell Foxes, Fur Stock, etc. will consult their own interests by cummunicating with us. Write. czlll or phone.

l?.l€l"lil{l<I.`-.'Cl£S: Bank of Nova Scotia. Royal Bank of

Canada, Czlliadmli Bank of Commerce, Summerside, or R. G. Dunn & Co., and liradstreet agencies.

Phone 68 Agents Wanted P. G. Box 250

(lllllrlilv

ing room to purtako of li slllllptuolls fn display ol' \vcddinl.: ealables, The

1 fields,

The Corps for the month of Ang-

ncr mall now got their wives and fair ladies and rushed for llicdallcc lent

the occasion, lvhcrc they pzlsscll the rcnialnillg hours of thc cvcniill: ill

all to the fiiuc oi” the inclodious sitrulils off violin music i`lil'nislied bv

by Duncan Malliicsflil. ltosc Valley

Visit of Oyster Expert Itinerary of Lectures

_ Lectures on Oyster Culture will be

delivered by Prof. Julius Nelson, Biolog- ist, New Jersey Agricultural College Ex- perimental Station, Tuckerton, N. J., at the following places, commencing 24th

August, inst.

Malpeque

Gland River 25th Miscouche 26th “ Sumnierside 27th “ Alberton 28th “

24th August

" Kensington 29th “

Charlottetown 31st “ Georgetown lst September Mount Stewart 2nd “ Vernon River 3rd ‘

The lectures will be illustrated by

fs-0pil|~tylis offered at bargain. In.

» » 1 If not disposed of within the next

meetings to begin promptly at 1.... ........, ...viii ». ........i 1., .....-

7,30 D, m. Terms on application 1 7 Q n Str t tf8il0-8-15M , ) ms' si-'ns'i‘ii`u°iarf"i?1i=7l?li‘linv. I ee

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i|]\'¢nsington_ House ‘.’4 x 54, 'wcll finished. containing 1|; rooms ,land situated in the most convenient

ilnll Goo. \"llll»lt. Mirlvilln lloilll. The liour of inidnlgllt now arrived, aiidall were again slllllnloned to thc dining room, where they satisfied themselves ‘

as lm,-m.,__ wlwn supper was over idllfil uns n right to go on the beds dancin!! was rrsllln-ell and continllcd "nd wk” °'VF"'“`l's when he plouscs' until thc wel- shin hours of the iuorii- Th” 0y“t‘"` l""l>“ "rc fl- l‘“l"|C ““‘S°t» ing, when the crnlvds rlislii-lzscil some "ll "SMA UL i'\CFt`l1"‘C<l Vlllllc V-lllflll if to their nt-ar, soillc fri their far away "'1\"I\l!0d ill U10 illf@f¢'5f=l Of U10 D00' llnnles, ll-avlllg i.:ooil-llyes to ull, lllld lilo would bring in rl lllr'e rel ellu good lvislics and collgrnlulatiolis to a the bl'i|ll~ and lzroolu. Mr. and Mrs. c

Mc.-\rlliur were the recipients ot' much right to go Onto the public lllully rich an-l costly pi'1-souls, which l lxlvcs cvidcilcc of the csiccln in wlllcll tl lhc young couple arc lil-ld. Their 0

many frlcnds all wlsll them n llnppy ond prospi-rolls journey through life.

"WAR MAPS. Iiahd-.\l:vtNilllY'S

|¥\'ilr .\lap on sale nt Cartcr‘s ll: ol-1-, stcrn; This is the best pocket inap- pulilished of the great War now. lil progress in l~`.uror/e. Vontains iln illi- mcn!-lc amount nf llrl-to-date inform- lniinn. l’l`icc only 25 cents, b.V “lull

‘(10 Cents, 5|l9.".-8-22.\l2i.

, FOR SALE

D\\`El.l.IN.} HOUSE, STABLE AND LO'I.

I offer, during the next four weeks

,hy private sale nzy dwelling hous stable and lot in

place in Kensington. An idenl locat- ,lon for 0 first class Hotel or prom- inent honrdlng house. Stable nenr by. warm ,md sufficiently roomy to a0~ rommodatc 12 horses and carriages. A satisfactory supply of Pure water on the premises. Telephone conncc- on lot, 100 It x 100 ft Tllii

spectlon invited.

tion on Frldal Aug. I4.

youths having done justice io thc ill- U

Jenkins, then I’ntrick Welsh, Vernon

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which had bccll previously crccfcrl for C;

singing, stop dancing and waltziilg, nlmcc'

Pope (‘oslcllo of' Ilonwell,ablyassisted »\I'BERRY PLAINS-

___, (. ' lifrll' ond perhaps startling, hilt if

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st will he instructed by 'Lawson

iVer‘s new teacher shall bc his suc- SECT. Tlninkinl; you for _vour valuable

I sin Sir, etc., "

A flE.\l)EI\.

our 'olrsnsll llllRulv

M (l`.oilliilll<\<l froin page llvol

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nd give relief to the tnxpayc-r. in :insider that ii lnun has just ns

ands =.n:| cnt down and curry ofll ic timber as llc has to go on the yster beds and take the oysters. I know this view of the subject is

refnlly conslllcrnd it will be found

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‘Seeing is Believing’ l

If you want to see the

fruit of expert shoemaking, look in our windows. A f trimmer looking, finer feel- ing and longer weariniz shoe than the GOLD BOND can .' not be found. Seeing is believing but wearing is knowing. '

Price $5.00, 5.50 and 6.00. ‘ Morris & Smith

sky ls falll

petition

to our dustry

trading.

must be careful We must have courage i

But above all We in Prince Edward `

Island must prove to the World that the

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Good Times Ahead

THE sudden breaking our of War

caused many to “run to cover.”

Like the chicken on Whom the rose leaf fell, some of us became a prey to fear_ and _were ready to declare “the

Hg. _

Now our vision is clearing, our

alarm has fled, we have recovered our poise and our courage. We are seeing, also, our opportunity. Swiftly and al- most overwhelmingly has come to us theperception of the fact that the com-

of Continental Europe has been

taken away, We are faced with a con- dition and an opportunity both tending

advantage as a country of in- - agriculture and trade. Good

times are ahead, if Canada - and Can- “ adisns see and seize the present oppor- ` tumty for enlarging their industries and

Island s Industries are not and cannot

be, adversely affected by the War which is devastating Europe.

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