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*" . "" THE CHARL0'I'1‘ET0WN1GU&RDIAN

GUIRDIIH K

The Jglallki F0X lllllllsm' `mEwEsTm_..........*..........

has done more_to accumulate wealth_for the small investors of the Maritime Provinces than any other industr ever created. Have 1°

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you investigated it? If not, start in by writing us for general in- *°' i’ Th” °“'"‘"°'“ Agent in formation. We shall be glad to furnish it and answer al questions

intelligently, we know the business.

and cross foxe_s. ' _ _ _ C0

If there is any chance of starting a ranch-in your locality “I

resentative in Alberton will gladly

gecsive subscrl ions and sdvertis- can

ing matter. 181

We buy and sell stock in reliable companies, pure silver black _Ai_3ANy__.ii.,.»_ can iiawsoii win

_.IT PAYS to buy in this Provi.ncs.`

__ sert

-MR. w. K. M¢GOUGAN. Secre- nmn. Cash must accompany order.

inlm -

ry of the Globe Fox Exchange. P.0.. M

iiierside.

-MR. E. P. FOLEV, Guardian re-

nduct services on Sunday. Oct. 4th, TAI Albany Baptist Church at 10.30; T116

. . _ . - .s i w i ii i me

write or wire us. _We can give you valuable tips or send our ;",§_°“ 2 0 ‘"‘d “ es ”‘°’°”“‘ a

representative to assist you.

4 pairs Newfoundland Patches showing 75 to 90 p. c. black. ‘gg

Write for Prospectus.

_ -SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

2 Class A Options. week oi- iv.-0 before me time they Tuesday night and bring your lndi'

ve paid for has expired and thug friends. A worthy cause. The lied t niiss an issue, as all papers are (T055 Fund- T911 .\'0l1\' ll‘l@nf1S-

A so Mink, Fisher, Marten, Skunk and Raccouns. discontinued promptly on expiry

Head Office of '_I`he /_\lpha Silver Black Fox and Patch Fox dale-

Co., Ltd. Guaranteeing Zo p. c. for 1915. _

ID.

MM.

OBITUARY.-Deep sympathy is me" i with .\ii~ anti Mrs iv. s. ciiriis; few iiiiiierside, in the death of their 'le

_vouiig daughter, Marjorie, which oc- Plea _ iurred nt three o'clock yesterday after- 'hem sf' each and C0515 0’ 10 days-

ngiii. The funeral takes place on Sun- the

Summerside *"1*

at 2 p.ni. to the People's Cenie- _U

-O0N’T MISS THAT CONCERT

é at Lot 7, Tuesday night. 5877-10-3ni1l

-THE MORNI G D ILY Guardian

Parlors, Summerside.

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-COME TO LOT 7 HALL ON

-POLICE COURT.-Three young

lon for advertising in this col-

um charge twenty five cents.

N A be obtained at Lafierty's Tonsor-

GRAND _CONCERT AND ENTER- NMENT ill St. Murk`S Hall, L0! 7, sday night, Octobor 7th, in aid ol' Red Cross Fund. All welcome.

5877-10-3-lull

5877-10-Smll

appeared yesterday morning lie- his Honour Stipendiary .\icQuar- charged with drunkenness. They ded guilty and were tiiiod-two of

other one, $2 und costs or 5 days.

-PORT H|LL.- The Port Hill

Mwstf ` -Fox No'rE.- Mr. 1-‘mnk Amen bm _ _ _

the Globe pon Exchange and _]_ \y_ hold a patriotic concert in'l\ing Geo-

(‘ailbcck left by the Empress Monday me

ki, \ ,_`ot’

By B. Carter & Co.

We :irc authorized bv Edmund Carson to sell at his of

` ‘ low

ture, coniprising Parlor, Dining room, Bed room, Hall and ns

Kitchen l"urniturc, 1 Superior Piano (Heintzman), all :fi carpets, rugs, shades, curtains, oil cloths, dishes, glass ff’

ware, etc., etc., together with a lot of farming utensils,

-KENSINGTON.-The inhabitants _ _ _ Kensington and vicinity held , a ACADEMY' lmdel' M155 (-'ormfllls ming in the Q M_ }3_ A_ Han on direction, will be open on Thursday ndny’ gsm' to Organize n hand evening. October Sth, by u reception me Beinian Relief F-nn(|_ The f0|_ and promenade. No iiiilividiizil invi-

ing c(,n,n,m€.e wus npnoinied: rations willvbelissiiedd,-\|l iii:-inlierls ot'

home Mctiill Avenue, on Thursday, 8th October, 1914, §‘,l""“”“‘ “ml”l”‘°"““/"“""‘“"= ll" as “"‘“°"” ‘ ab” “" "‘“ "“'“‘ "rs

comnieiicing at 12 o'clock noon, all his household furni- ‘ff

of me

_ . ‘lio

Hogg, Mrs Jos Kenned The iutv

‘ morning for Lime Snenwgne_ N_ Bu Friday, Oct. 2nd. There will be ii

to tiike over a beautiful female fox 30°

a e that they have purchased from part- tableallx- A'~1"l|SSl0U 30 U5- Pm'

ies ¢ner@__x_ ceeds in aid of the Red Cross Society.

iloiialioe-Sec'y-'I`reas.; G. R. Mc- ‘"0 non, Miss “_ (»|m.ke_ _]nS_ Penne, cliildrcii's class will lic held ut 4 gt, My-3, (pn) 1\1ci.‘ndy,3n_ D_ _.\__ o'cloi-k as usual. Private lcssons by Kenzic, Mrs. (1)12) Gillis, Samuel ‘1DD0iml1lf’m- 5333-

rnard, Mrs. Jos. Lynds, W. S.

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this coniniittee ls to receive all con- L

butioiis in cash, clothing ctc. (lush ill 1,0 paid 10 the 5¢i(,'y.'1~,-@a,,_ nnd :ind Miiliel llicKoiiilri<-lc, l’oi~t Hill,:it-

lothiiig i-lc. to lic delivered nt St. ll

rki-i llnll, Kciisiiiiiton. where cont- 'l`l_l\?S<|l1y»`Tll_0 _l‘1llfl1ll.\'~‘l’f< ill' f’0l‘I mm will im in Chnl-ge to rnceive Hill school district will hold ii nicot-

. _ ’ _ donations. The siirroundiiig districts lllll ill Klllg G00l‘l-rl! llllll. l’0l`l Hill. Oil

coniprising Cart, Plow, Harroivs and all garden utensils; are :init-ii to iiiiiiiiy forward any new Sum-l=1i'_ evviiiiir. oo. ilrfi. The

_ or clean second-haiid clothing for men, lll\‘_\'lllll< ‘S f0l‘ U11* l>llFll<lSC U1' lJl‘ill{;ll\lZ

1 range stove, heatiiiif StoveS, etc . etc womt-11 or vliildreu. also bouts, Simi-S. li'-'vw ‘lie fateiiairrs thc <fl=1ims of

` ` ' ' , socks, initts, lilnnkets, llonr. cliocse, U10 Ul'lU.\' Hlld fllllfl l'llllll~~l’~

Telims Cash' Auzctioner' g<|illt(il~ililftlioiiialigiflllrcdoglSliemiiii lidiixill

E. C. MCDOI`i21ltl, Seclliy. 5827-10-1Tif1tSl;5i before oct. sth. Llmii iw-‘slits iiotlcc is ilu- ‘vow "ou"

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Eleven Silver Black and Nineteen Crosses Ifn' 1l*r_~As-“Go]r)<'l<>ii_]’l'IlHo_ninS<'iii, i\:iiriii

ported Ranch Bred Foxes Just arrived, now to be 1-3- 3-l--ij-ri-_f?=‘-‘if-,-113-5-f§=i{i' "3’~:‘-1'-`~i

nch of the lted Vross Society will

Hall, Port Hill, on thc evening of

d program of iiiiisic, readings and

' .Execillorshigs

Too great importance can _

not be attached to the choice of the right Executor to ad- minister your Estate after you aregone. .

No man would entertain

the idea of insuring his life or proferty with a private indivi ual. The_n wh_y should he place his Estate in the hands of a person who. for any one of a number _of reasons, might lose aconsid- erable percentage of its value ?

With a most efi‘icient_or-

ganization, the Dominion Trust Company solicits the management of your Estate now or the appointment as Executor. 'i`he cost' will be no more than that charg- ed by the individual and oftentimes less. ,

Ask for booklet “Why on

Executor ?”

Dominion Trust

Certainly, you want-a

if ' ' ,_ .. --- i- .

N ew Ha* f01° Fall

and you’ll surely find-.just the hat you want here"

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You Wants To Buy

It Here

tors, Mrs. John Jiillcy, _\li‘s, ll. lil. Mc-

collcclors were iii their work. Of thc uliovc suni $100.00 was giveii io the

kept for the purt-liaise ol' material front wlilcli the ladies made thc follow- ing articles:-52 towels, 21 night shirts, 27 pairs ot pillow cnscs, iii sliccts. Ill liaiiilIrci‘<:liicl`i=, 10 pyjiiniii suits, 24 pairs of stockings. ziiid scv- ernl rolls ot' liiiiidaiges. 'l`lic siiiiic

fiiiiiiiieiiiliililii spirit tliiit was slioivii » iv

to ldiiropii. has proiiiptuil thc lndics to ,spciid inucli ol' their tinio at this \'.‘i`i'l<. Thi-irs is :in ixuiiiplc tlini. ull

our to iinitutc. tl

Stop? Look? Listen? Act? .-

his lionie iii 'l‘r_\'oii.-l\lr. liclicr Shor- raii. i\ui:iii=tiiii>_('ovc, spent Siinday in Ti'_von, the guest oi" Mr. und Mrs,

onrpi=iiti»i's. Mr. .loscpli Malone und

5875.

-THE SUMMERSIDE DANCING

cordially invited. Tlie uttcriiooii

-PORT HILL.-Miss Minnie Mc- clluii. Port Hill, is visiting friends

(‘hurlottotowii.---Nllsscs lilziiiclic

-ndeil thc oxliiliitioii iii .\llici‘toii on

-RED CROSS.-\\'oi'tliy ot' more

llio Ladies Auxiliary oi` the Red

ross Society of ()`l.cair,\'. At their rst iiicctiiig thc followiiig ot`i'ic-ers

'l'1\vcii; Vico-l’rei;., Miss lflnttic lllc-

ri-iisiircr, Mrs. Il. S. Jclleyg- Collec-

wcii, Miss Ida Mi-(li'cgoi‘. and Mrs,

clit-i~t Ellis. Tho sunr collected, viz. :'iT.»il, sliriws lio\v slit-ci-ssi'iil thc

-1-iil..%ci'_\'., and \l;' rciiiaiiidci' iv'-is

our Island lio_\‘s, now on their wziv

i' our lslund woincii should eiideiiv-

-TRYON NOTES.-i\ii~_ Keith liislioliii, t'r;ip;iiid, spout Siiiidziv ut

ordoii 'l`lioiiipsoii.-Miss Ruth lilc- oiiald. ('i‘:ipiiiid. is visitiiii: licr sis-

iili-il iiid ii new ioiiiidutioii built, liicli adds iniii-,li to its appearuiice, ic work has liecii dont* li_v Tryon

Company The Perpetual Trustee ADVISORY BOARD

W. H. Aitken,

Hon. Chas. Dalton,

Frank R. Hearlz.

H. M. Davison 1

MANAGER.

Morris Block -Charlottetown

` sm-9-zs.\imwisi

head.

say has received from Bos- ton all his t`iiriiitui'c and liotisekrspiiig iitcnsils.-Mr. and Mrs. He-iinessay have spciit the lust two winters iii Boston, but they iiitcnd to locate in Tryon for the coining winter. Mr. lieiiiiessny is nt present employed liy thc lit-id iiaynor Knitting Mills Ltd., Tryon, and intends to remain for the winter. -Mr. Ernest llell, Tryon, intends leaving on Monday for l\iontreal,wliere he will resume lils studios :it l\lcGill us an M. i).-Mr. E. ltycrson ltoid lias returiicd homo after attciiiliiig the Exhibition for tlic past tow days. -'i‘.

-SCHOOL EXHlBlT|ON.- The

scliool cxliiliitioii iii connection with thc Allwrtoii Exliiliitioii was ii dccidcd siiccoss. Notwillistniiiliiii: thc fnct tliiit thc scliools have liocii iii scssiiiii only a icwt weeks, tlicre was an cx- ceedingly large vnriety oi' exhibits, and West Prince are to be congraiilated on their splendid ilispliiy. This cor- ncr ol' thc Exliiliitioii liiiildiiig was the ri-iitrc of iittructioii not only for the tea<.-licrs iiud pupils but for thc parents as \\'cll. Grqiit iiitcrest was evinced iii tlii- collection of iiiiisciilur move- iiieiii writiiig wliicli \'.'ii:-i iiciitly zirrzliitl- od on thc racks. und thc high stniidnrd oi this sliows licyoiid doubt that thc iiitroiiiiction of this method of writ- ing is ii step in thc right direction. Special mention must also be inode oi the driiiviiig, which included a large \'urict_\' of fi-eeliaiid drawing and cray-

"'o"" .»\vi\f\iii: the other cxliibits

_were, weed seed coliectioiis, mounted

_ pc- ioidiiig. conipositioiis

and other school work. Besides the se-iiooi exxniliits tht-rc was a large number of bulletins, iiatiirc pictures, manuals, and other reference hooks for the teachers. The teachers wish io thank Mr. Landrigan. who loaned a few of the samples of the school .».uppiics. including maps, black-boards und hooks, also Professors ltoss and Teiiiiuiii, who so kindly assisted in the awarding ot' the prizes.-Collcctioii

money.

Soft Hats

$-1.00 to $3.00

Prowse

Because Our Hats

are the latest styles, ' are the most popular shapes, are easy fitting.

are comfortable on your

hold their shape. are exceptional value for the

We know you will like our hats for these very

reasons. Come and find out about them.

Sole Agents Howes $3.00 Hats Christy’s

Stiff Hats $1.00 to $3.50

ros. Ltd.

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the Doiiiinioii Express Conipiiiiy, liiis ietiirncd after speiidiiig ii pleasant vacation at his home in Tignisli.-J.

-The Misses illanclie and Janie

l\i<:l\’ny, Granville, were anioiig tlioso utteiidiiig the Exliihitioii on Thurs- day.-J.

-The friends of Miss Rilii Crozier

are pleased to see her hack in town, where she is spending ii short holi- day.-H.

-Mr George liar-ris iictcd as special

police oiilcer during the vacation ot' t`hiet` ot Police Oakes. The citizens and public generally speak very highly in praise oi' Mr Harris's discharge ot' the duties.-H.

-Among the pnsisoiigers by the Eni-

press Monday morning were Mr. und

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-Mr Henry Gallant, Messenger for 'Mrs. Edward Monkley,"Mrs. Benj.

Sharp. Edward Manson and Hubert llowatt on a visit to Boston and oth- er Anierlcan cities. They also pur-

pose visitiiig the fair at Brocton.-X. ‘

‘ .

Foxes _fir Sale

Class "A’ 'and imported black and

patclied Foxes ranch bred und wild caugglit mliik and marten. Write or 'phone R. J. McNeill Tyne Valley.

5499-9-7 mtf

| _ _ .___ i DR. I. E. CROKEN

Veterinary Surgeon

Prop. Abe w 't Fox Hos 'tal

OfhcegCa(-iiieron Block. pl

Phone 484. Residence Revere Hotel.

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*inns rfpw

Remember they MUST BE SOLD.

foxes at rignt prices.

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Write, call or phone.

side.

Exchange of P. E.

Ltd., acting for

Schurman Brick Block

Summerside, P. E. I.

5826 1 O-1 M3i

Fox men now is your opportunity to get good

Foxes now to be seen at our Ranches, Summer-

First National Fox

Ramelson & Levinson

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the exliibitlon.-Mr. George Iflciincs-

lliilicrt 'l`linnip.s<iii.-Mr. Tliriiiiais mid Mr. ldlnicr llli-Ncill liuvc rctiiriicil lionic nftor spviiding thc pzist wcclt in (‘li:irl0ltctoivii.--Mr, \Vni. i\. Poo- ley, rcliiriicd lionic from (‘li:irlottc- town, utter sp(-ndiiig :i tow days at

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ot' \\'ci.~d Scudsf~l. Allicrtoii High Si.’ific`,‘ 2. We-odvnlc, l\ii;.-s/filniiiiil (‘uliil, Teacher. (Yompositimi,-»-“1st. viiiss and graded schools" lst. Marion Uziiiiplicll, Allicrtoii High School; 2. ltiiliy Adonis, l\'n\its1`ord. Composition

Save Yourself

priniziry, ist, Gladys l\lc('-tie. Norway; 2nd, (Tarollnc lloudrcaii, Bloomfield. t‘ollci-tion Moiiiited Weeds, lst, Brook- l_\'ii, Glziilys l\lc.\rtlirii'; Zliid, Union, l-Edna lliillcr. Uolloctioii ot' Drawing, lst, (‘eniriil Kllilarc, Miiliel Gavin; 2nd, ltoscliiiiilr, Edna Flizgeriiltl. llest ex- liihils "‘l’riiiizii'_v Scliool” ist. Uiiimi, i~]dnii l\iillor, 2nd ltoschiink, Ediin Fitz-

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WESTERH PERSONALS

-Mr. Roy illviionn ot Lot 16 was

ii visitor to Siiiniiicrsldu Monday.-X.

-Mr Joseph Griffin. nt' Giengarry,

liot T, was in Siiiiiiiierslde on Thurs- day attending the Exliiliition.-U. 1

-Miss Cyreiie Livingstone, Cliar-

lottotown, was in Siimniersido on Thiirsdny attending the Exhibition.-J.

-Mr and Mrs James Arthurs and

littlo son, llarold, crossed by the Empress yesterday morning on return to St Johii.-J.

gcrzilil. A. |

The one best way for

o ats.

“a Soaking”

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ducking from the rain-to foreward a consequent ol d-is for you to get one of our excellent rain

These coats are `shown in styles and sizes for

men and women, in wool Paramatta and heavy diag- ional wool. The colors are fawn, olive, grey and light green, and the sizes 34 to 42 assure you of getting a perfect fit. Prices $5.00 to $12.00 each.

Reuben Tuplin & Co

Kensington

you to revent ettin a

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Shoes - P » - ,

A Lady, Dress shoe

1..... .... ..... BRASS GOODS

leather is the dressiést

leather made- Nmhing We have a very attractive stock of Brass Goods °

_ _ on hond including J i-dineerl

can cgealltyé fitlllthlz £1366 Of glinbaellznvitggnjds, got ani Pedistie, Fern Dishes, Candle _Sticks etc.-Thgse are use: goo pa n ea er. u an Jsrdmeer: :megs aln iornmental as well. Some of the grices are as follower-

_ The shoe shown here , B re S Zee at $1-25. 2-50. 3.00, 3.7 , 4.50 each.

,S of Wa|k.0,,e,- quahty, Umbrella Stands at $4.50. and 6.50 each.

Pot and Pedistie $6 00

trim in Paffem b°a“tif“1 Fern Dishes at $1 so 1 75

127 Queen Street

Eli 2113173 and "i¢h in I Candle Sticks from 60c to i'e::°g2lr?ach

Morris & Smitli - & M D

CNY Crockery, Sunnyside