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l“FoXes for Sale

40 Patches and 10 Silver Blacks

Just received from Peace River our last consignment

of /il) Patches and 10 Silver Blacks.

_ These _are the best we have had this year, and any one interested in purchasing any of these animals should com inunicnte with us at once as they and selling rapidly. '

Write, call or phone our oiiice.

Massachusetts Fox Exchange

161 Queen St. Phone 515

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Get Your Flour and Feed at Holman’s

and Save Money

Through a “good buy" we are able to offer for sale a

large quantity ot flour and bran at prices which we have not been able to duplicate for some time. lt will pay you to get our prices on bran in ton lots or more. Call, write or phone. We havea large stock of Robin Hood, Victory, Regal, Beaver, McLeod Special, Royal Gold and Queen City flour all of which we are selling at rock bottom prices, and we willguarantee every barreii of our large stock to give satis- faction or money refunded. We have in stock middlings, cornmeal, cracked corn oilcake and Molassine all good

stock and selling at best possible prices.

F. .l. Holman & Co., Ltd.

Phone 199 Charlottetown

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, Wanted

3 Female Cross foxes,

from 60 p. c. up. Island

bred preferred.

10 acres ofland; good buildings, suitable for fox __

I ranch.

FOR SALE:

1 Class B female. -

1 Good Driving Horse. _ Write us for Prospectus of the Anglo-American

Silver Black Fox Co_, Ltd.

The Form Stock fd Fox

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-IT PAY8 to buy in this Province.

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

presentative in Albarton will gladly receive subscriptions and advertis- ing matter.

-MR. W. K. |lIicGOUGAN, Secre-

tary of the Globe I-‘ox Exchange. P.0., Box 10, is The Guardian Agent in Summerside.

-ACCEPTS POSITION.-Miss Myr-

tle Ferguson, Wellington. has accept- ed a position with the iirin oi’ Sin- clair & Stewart, Suuimerside.

-SCHOONER ARRlVES.- The

three maated schooner. Beaver. Capt. Pattipuugh is in Port with a cargo of coal tor R. T. Holman, Ltd.,-H.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two betore the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date. Mtf.

-NEW SCHOONER.- Capt. Har-

old Coughlln and l\Ir. James McKin- non sailed on theschooner Hazel Glen for Halifax, having purchased a small vessel there. They intend to trade in lumber and coal and take produce in exchange. Their many friends wish lthein success.-N.

-VICTORIA.-Miss Janette Camer-

on, student at Prine euf Wales College, spent tier Thanksgiving holidays ut her home in South Melville.-V. Miss Edna Nelson, Bidei’ord, spent her Thanksgiving holiday with her parents, ;\lr. anti Mrs. lticliarii Nelson, liaiup- ton.-\'.

-AN ACClDENT.- in a run-away

on the streets of Suninierside yester- day, three young lad- ies were thrown out of a carriage, two oi' them the Misses Arsenault were severely cut around the facc and otherwise iiijurcd, the other lady, Miss Suiiier, wus more for- tunate, having escaped with it few Scratclies.-li.

- --DARNLEY NOTES.- Mis; Ber- _ ihit l\l<-Neill oi' Spriir.; Valliy spciit

tin liitfni' part of .ost week vlsitiiif: at Sen Vicw the guest cf Miss (Ict'li‘iid~. .-\dnnis.- .\i the close of the S. School yeste-inlay. Mrs. Peter Me.\'f-.ill (Jr.l :intl Mr. A. S. Crozier were tippoiiiioil as deilelgates to attend the Sabbath School Convention in Albertoii on the 28-29 October.

-THE ANNUAL MEETING of the

()‘l.eiir_\' Dark Silver Patch Fox Coin- Ipaiiy Limited" will beheld on the rnncli preiuises, ()'l.ei\ry, 'l‘nesrliiy. Nov. lilth, nt the hour ol`tlireoo`clock iii lho afternoon. All sioekliolders n

riincli will be open to visitors for the

- last tinie this season. Signed, l'rbaii

llyiies, Sec`y. 6075.

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B i'oi1iicsterl to iittend. On that date ttlie

-PORT HILL.-- Quite a large aud-

ience gatlicred in King George llnll, l’ort liill on Friday evening, Oct. Lind when the vromen ol' Si. James Epis- capiil Churcli and liot lfi l’i'esli_\'teriaii i`.hiir<~li gnvi- ii concert. and sale of liomoniailc caiidy in aid of tho lied Cross Socii-ty. The liiill was bcnuii- fully ilvrnrntcil with Ilags und the voting liiilics taking part wi rc the nui- torin of Rod Cross Niirscs. liev. J.S. lylacliay presided zinii thc program which consisted of choruses, solos, quartettes, recitatioiis and tiibelaux was all of a patriotic clinracter and very siiccess-hilly carried oui. 'l`lie candy which was carried hy the young ladies in baskets iriinined with red, white and hliic was vcry quickly sold. Tile singing ol` the- Natioiial An- them brouglit the prograiii to ii close. The proceeds amounted to $68.88 which in addition to the sum oi’ $70.50, which the women have sus- cribed to this fund makes ii pleasing trial of .i-1~i5.il38.

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“PAPE‘S DIAPEPSIN" ENDS ALL STOMACH DISTRESS IN FIVE MINUTES.

You rloii't want ii slow reinedy when

your stoiiiiicli is biiil-or nn uncertnin _oiio-or ii linrminl one-your stoinacli is Loo valuable; you iiiusii't injure it with drastic drugs.

l‘iipo’s Diapepsiii is noted for its

speed in giving relief; its harmless- ness; ils certain uiiftiiling action in rcguliiting sick, i-iour. gassy stomachs. its millions of cures in indigeatlon. ilyspepsia. gastritis and other stomach iroublo has inode it famous the world oven

Keep this perfect stomach doctor in

your lionie--keep it lianriy-get ii large iifty-cent cnse from any drugstore and then it unyoue should eat something which doesn’t agree with them; if what they eat lays like lead, ferments and sours sud forms gas; causes head- aches. dizziness and naseau; eructa- ,iions of acid ami undigesied food- romenibcr as soon as Pape`s Diapepsin comes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes. its promptness cizrtninty and ease in overcoming the worst stomach disorders is it revelation to those who try it.

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Foxes for Sale

Have n few more ranch raised mink

loft yet which will clear at $80 per pair; also on hand some niarten “class A" and cross foxes. Write or phone R. J. McNeill, Tyne Vallay.5499-9-7mtf

DR. I. E. CROKEN

Prop. Olgibcggweit Foiltslolggspitai

Veterinary Surgeon mes

-ONE CENT par word each in-

sertion tor advertising in this coi- umn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-tive cents.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Lai'!erty's Tonsor- iai Parlors, Bummerlide.

--CHANGE OF RE8lDENCE.- M..

Joseph Mclntyre has moved from his residence on First Street. He has leased the Perry House which will provide much more limited accomoda- tions.-H.

-FOX FARM.-Barkers l3lsCk

Foxes, Ltd.. have purchased n. site on the farm of Thomas Hall. about one and a half miles from Suniiuerslde. where they are building s large up-to- date ranch for their foxes, The work is being superlntended by Mr. John A. Leu, of the Suminerside Fox Excliange.

-LIVERY STABLE.-W. A. Mat-

thews, who is at present. running a Livery and Sale Stable on First street has purchased a large lot 'i'6x112 feet. situated on Water street, opposite the railway station, from Mr. J. M. Noon- an, ou which he will build a large up- to-date livery stable.-.X

-WEDDING BELLS.-A very pretty wedding took place at St. Mary's Epis- ccpal Church, Summersiile, on Wednes- day evening, when Miss l’earl Latter- ty. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lafferty, was married to Mr. George W. I-logg, of the firm of Sinclair and Stewziit. Ltd. The bridesmaid was Miss Georgie Lallerty, s;s.e.~ of the bride, while the groom was attended by l‘.1r. J. Sli-iuley McKay. After ii re~ ception at the home oi the bride, Mr. and l\irs. Hogg took up their residence at their cottage on Myrtle street.-X.

-WESTERN PERSONALS.- Miss

Reis. Buxton, primary teacher, (lent- ral Bedeque-‘is spending her vacation in Augustine Cove, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Maclfarlaiie.-Miss Ruth Clark, teacher at Lower Hede- que, is visiting at her home at Aug- ustine (‘ove.-Mlss Elin-.i lniniiii, stu- dent iit Prince oi’ Wales College has returned to the city after spcndiiig the 'Fliunksgiviiig holidays at her home in Augustine Cove.- Miss Ellie Mabey spent Tliunksgiviiig at hor home in Tryon.- Miss Helen licid of Mount Allison Ladies' Collcgc spent the ’l‘hnnksgiviiig holidays at her home.- Miss ilelcn A. Young oi' Prince oi’ \\'alcs College spent thc week end at her home in Tryon.- Mr. John T. Dawson niet with a. very serious ac- cident last week. While working on the root' oi' his new house, ilic staging gave way and Mr. Dawson fell to the ground receiving serious injuries. - Messrs Lorne and lliirry iii-al und Miss Dorothy Clarke all of \'ii-ioria return- ed to the city last night on the boat itrain.- Mr. l7lric Dawson, teacher at Cciitrnl Bedeque passed through Char- lottetown Saturday on his way to For- tune Bridge.

-TRYON-Mr. George llenuessay,

North Tryoii, spent the week end in Cape Traverse. Mr. lienth M. Chis- liolin, Victoria, spent Siiiidiiy at his honie in Noi-th Tryon. Mr. linl Croc- kett. Soiiiniersiilc, is visiting in North Tryon. the guest oi' Mr. liciiih i\l. Cliisholni. Miss Ethel Maybe. in the eniploy ot` Siiiclnir & Stewart, Suininer- side, spent ii few days at her lionie, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mabey, Tryon. .liiss l-lcleii ltend has reiiiriied lioiiic , from Mount Allison College to spend her 'l`li:iiiksgiviug liollduys with lier puronis, Mr. and Mrs. S. IG. Read, Try- on. Mr. Frank McDonald, linnipton, spent tho week end in Tryon the guest oi' Miss lilargiiret l\IcDoii:ild. Mr. and Mrs.. Will Cnulbeck, Crapaud, spent Sunday in Tryon. Mr. Morley Dell, Suniinerside. spent Sunday ut his home, Tryon. Mr. Percy l<'nrrai', Try- on, spent the week end in Victoria. What might have been it serious acci- dent oceurred to Mr. John T. Dawson, Mr. Roy Dawson und Mr. ’l`. Dawson. While all three were engaged in shing- liiig on Mr. J. T. l)iiwson`s hen house. the staging they were working gn gave way throwing them all to the grouiiil a distance of eighteen feet. The accident was tlrst learned of by Mrs. ltoy Dawson. and rushing to the scene was surprised to lind that they were all in ii helpless condition. Mr. Alfred lielough. who was engaged in ploughing ii ileld nearby was the next. to learn of the iiiisiortuiie und ns quickly as possible rnn to ti nearby telephone nnil suinuioned a doctor. Ou his arrival lic found iliut they all had ref-civuil it had shaking up. but were noi. :\oi'ioiisl_v injured or had lind any bones hrok-en. Mr. and Mrs. Lucius I3. Crew, .\'unimci'side, paid ii short visit io Mrs. (Ire\v's pni'~ ents, Mr. und Mrs. M. C. Delaney. North 'l‘ryon. Mr. and Mrs. James ii. Cliisliolni, spent Sunday at Carleton, the guest of Mr. und Mrs. Mouse l\'ic- Noills. Mr. and Mrs. Con McMillan, Carleton, spent Sunday in Tryon, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Ilciines- say, at the residence oi Mr. and Mrs Williain S. 'l‘honias.-&

-DARNLEY.- Mrs. David Cnsely

of Kensington has returned home hav- ing been visiting relatives and friends in Malpoque and I)arnlcy.- The many friends of H. E. McKay, Post Master at Princeiown symphatise with him in the death oi"his brother in Moncton, N. B.~- A. N. McKay oi' Toronto, nep- hew ot' the Post Masters paid Malpe- que and Darnley ix short visit all wishing he could have stayed longer. -Mr. J. Mountain of N. llamsliire,

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For Infants and Children. Ilia Kind You Ilan Always liuiiglii

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Graduate of Univsrolty of Toronto

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-Mr. A. ll. llyiiiciit, student ut I’.

\\'. C. spent 'l`l\nuksgIviug nt his lioine in .\'ortliiiiii.

-i\Ir. (‘. D. McCallum, who has been

in Summersitlc for u few days on bus- iness, has returned to Charlottetown. -X.

-llaniel Perry, oi’ Alherton, has

nioved into Siiiniiierside and will open up tonsorlal pitrlors on (lrunvillo street next door to the lloinlnion Express Co. oiilce.-X.

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side on Wednesday were Senntor Mur- phy. lion. Chas. Dnlloii and Dr. Juni(-s Johnston, Tignlsli, S. T. Gallant, M. I‘.l‘. Pinsville. ll.

-Messrs. E. Mauson and Herbert

Ilowalt were passciigcrs hy the S. S, Idnipress. Weilncsiliiy eveiiliig. rciurii- ing from it tcn iloy's trip to lloston and other American cities.

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You know that patent

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Lamb Storage

Applications _for Co_ld Storage Space for Lambs will be received by this

Company up to and including Thursday,0ctober 15th,1914,applicants to state quantity, and also approximately length of time lambs are to remain in storage.

_ Space willbe allotted proportionately should more be applied for than

available.

All space reserved must be paid for, whether used or not.

Lamb Applications must be sealed, and marked on outside, “Storage Space for

‘Tile island cola storage co., Lia.

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