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sliockiiig. fntulity occurred at liiirniiliy Itivor about nine o'clock Satiirdity inorning when Mrs. Margaret Quilty, iigod seventy, was run down hy an lntorcolonial shunter and Instantly killed. Iieceased wiio lived with hcr son, John, who is station agent tiiorn. had gone to it neiglilior's for mill; and was returning homo across the triu-ks when the shuntcr came along. This iriiiii does otii stop at Rnrnziliy, and her son seeing her attempting to ciwiss ‘ in front. shouted and wnvud for in-1-. io go hack, but sho evidently dill not lionr or uniiorstund uiitll too into. Cor- oner Desmond is investigating the nc- cldciit'.

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. PLANT LINE.-Plant Line service to Charlottetown again resumed. See ad in this issue. \ 2320-7-29mtf

ALL ATTENDING the Grand Lodge

have your photograph taken at the Bayer Studio. 2478,

AMERICAN YACHT.-- The Amort-

inn Yacht, Onward, 140 feet long, 14 knots, lie Braw of New Orleans was in port yesterday coating and .nits today.

CARD OF THANKS. - Mrs.

William Carey and family, China Point. wish to thank their many friends. for sympathy ,extended- f in their recent and bereavement. 2483.

. RVECOVERING.- Lieutenant `W. A. Mctjalder. who has been ill and has . been undergoing treatment in the nill- f|i_HI`l' hospital at Hlifax has left for i his home in Charlottetown. P. E. I.

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‘ THE MARKET. -Yesterday the (-liurlottetown Market presoiited it guy iililiearaiice being throngcd the cntiro inorniui: Ii_v hundreds of visitors. Ready l\urcl\asnrs were found especially for the lovely sweet peas and other cut flowers so profusely offered. Itasp- berries were plentiful, selling at 201: il flliart, Hooscborrles 10 to 15c qt. ciirrants 10 to 15c qt. Chickens sold at Il0c pair. Mackerel sold at 10c each. liuddock 251: each and cod lic lb.

PATRIOTIC CONCERT AT GOV-

ERNMENT HOUSE.-The guests at llollund Cove, assisted liy Miss Ileleii llughes, will give it musical festival nt. Government house, Wednesday iltli at Ii o'clook. The ciitortaiiimciit is un- der the auspices ol the I)aughters of the Empire and in aid of various pat- riotic funds. To niusic lovers this is a rare treat and one not to be missed. 'l`ca will be served after the concert. Soc the prograninie. 2473.

ISLAND LADY DEAD.-The rIoiit.li

o|` Mrs. Irving, widow of the inte Join. 1'. Irving, forninrly collector ot` cus- toins at Clmrlottetoivii, I’. E. Island, oct-uri'eii July 29th. at 1608 I-laiicock street, the home of hor sister, Mrs. lliigh Mcl”hail. Mrs. Irving was in her 68th year. Funeral services were condiictcil by Iicr brother, Rev. W. I3. I{iu1=,', (llnsil King the author), form- erly rector of Christ tfhurch, (iam- liridgc.-'l‘he Ledger, Quincy, Mass.,

Aug. lird.

ABNEY.-'l‘ho i`ai'inoi's are busily

eiigngeil making their hny. llliss Viola lluell loft rcveiitly t'or Sy,lvester N. S. sho wus acctiiiipitiiioil on her trip liy licr sister Miss l‘ilia \vlio has ugiilii returned homo :u'coiiipzmie<l by Miss Itosio [toss of Sylvester. Ml), l‘eri~y lluell is employed with Mr. John Itiiss of Sylvester. Mr. Walter liuell luis' ri~i-.ently been nnwricri to Miss (Iertio liuell and Mi'. Buell has liecii ciigagctl to teucli school at White Snnds. The ltov. Mr. Brown und Itcv. Mr. Gordon nro holding irgiiltlr services nt Abncy school house. S.

FINE FLA_G P0LE.7- Que of the

iinost flag-polpsfto' lie seen in many at day's travel, wus rect-.ntly plncod in position, liy it small army of men. on the grounds ot' the Tryon (}onsolidat~ ed School. The Guardian is inforinod that the polc is seventy feet in hciglit it presents a very tine appearance in- deed, and is also u. credit to the in- genuity of the builder, Mr. George l‘i'ut.t. to whom is uccordt-.d the con- gratulations of the people of the School Districts und iniineiiiate coni- munity.

GREAT MEETING IN TYNE

VALLEV.-- One ot` the largest and inost successful political inoetiiigs over held in the second district. took place iii Tyne Valley I-lull on I\Ion- day night in the interest ot' the liihor- zil-tioiisurvativo (‘uiiilliliitus. Messrs Shelton Sharp and G. M. Matt.lu~.ws. ltousing :uldrcsscs were delivered hy the Ciiiitliilatcs liy l’romier Mathieson, lion. John McLean. Mr. A. A. Le- furgoy and others. The speakers were listened to attentively, lioitrty np- plausio gi'ootnd the points made. und gi~iiorzil satisfni‘.tioii wus nxpiwssseii with tho Mutliimsoii Govoruinent’s inagiiillcont record.

STATIONARY HOSPITAL- l_.Ic.iit.-

(Tel, }l. I". Mclmotl. M. l’., ol’ l<‘i°oderic- ton, who is d|i~itriliuting oiiiror for the int tiuiindlaii Division in l<‘runco. ro- fcrrlng to to (‘-niiailiiin lios|iltaln in l"ruiice, siiys in it i`of‘o|it letter: "'l‘hey uri- host ot' ull. l.iciit.(‘ul. Shilling- lo|i’s liospital nt l.c 'l`oiir|iiet lining thc first uinong the ('ui|:idiuii hnspl luis." l’rinf-ii l'idwiird lslnnd is ro- |ii'o.=uiiiioii li_v liuviiig three iiioinlirws froui this province on tho sti-tlT ot' (lol. Slilllliigton'.~i hrispital, which is No. Z Stationary llospitui. 'l‘hoy are Niirslng Sister McLean. duughter ot' lion. John Mclieun, Sourls, Capt. J. S. Walker, Q. M., and Q. M. S., Wlllinin lluglivs. liolli of tiliurltittntriwii. There is also at ward in this hospital named t\I`tr~r this |irovlnco.

ENJOYABLE EVENING. -- The

iniiny frliiiids of Mr. und Mrs. John Mc-Nevin cnjiiyod it inusical and recit- til nt. their lionic IIS Villu Street on Monday evening. Miss Muriel Stanley ot' (Iluve tiny, ilituglitor oi' Mr. Frank J. Stanley very acc-eptnlily rnnd tlireo. iiuinlir~.rs. “Miz Artliiir Brucri well known in (`lin|°lottolown musical circ- les heziiitlfiilly sang two numliors, his r-lr-nr tenor voice nnvor having linoii lieard to liettor advantage. Mr. Alton Stnnloy of (Ilnco Buy artistically ron- iia~.i'od sovoriil solos which were heurt- ily n.ppreclntctl. Miss llenrletu Itnck- linin, dircctiiig tniichnr in the Spec(-li Iioparinient of St. l'nul l‘ulilii: Srvliools eonl.vIhut.e<l hi her inunltalilo style maiiy lioudroiis riiiinliorsi and gracious- responded`to'nmny eiicoros. Miss -Knllileon Iiriico, und Miss Iloloii Sinith its aecolnpitnists, showed ox- rollont. tor-hnlqiie and rnro talent. Al- toizntlior the evening was one of real

pleasure. _

::Fostor'g Effsrvescsnt Ssllvs-A

pleasant invlgoratlng`lnxative lor hil- tnusness, tfonstlpation, Headache, Sen Sickness, Skin Eruptions and all fev- erish conditions ot the system 35:: bot- tle.-E. A. Foster, Central Drug-i store. , .- _ I

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‘ TRYON AND BONSHAW.- Next

Lord'a Day sebrvices will be hold at 'Bonshaw 11 o' lock. Appln ltoad 2.30. Tryon 7. The announced special sor- vices will be postponed till Sept 12th.

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‘land picnic will be held on the Rec. tory Grounds at Crapaud en Saturday, . Aug. 21st. ..A_ good time is assured all who attend. 2470

SPLENDID 'SHEEP. -One et' the

inen who has done considerable for the sheep lmllistry lu this Province lu Mr. (Jephas Nunn ot’ Winsloe. Mr. Nunn hiss always been ai heavy exhib- itor of sheep at our Maritime Shows. carrying off a goodly number ol' the .ribbons For the last few years he has exhibited Hampsliires and Southiiowns but quite recently he sold out the two

- hitter breeds and bought a number ot’ _Iiheviot breeding ewes. Everyone who knows anything about .Uheviots ad- mires those square, active, stylish animals. Mr. Nunn"s flock is no ex-_ ceptlon, and no doubt he will prove as successful with this new lii'c<-.ii as he has with other liriicds heretofore. ills I-Ininpshircs arc also up to their same high staiidard, this yoar`s lumhs being un especially line lot. Mr. Nunn believes in keeping the liost thats going. and tho appeuiuiiicc of his flock testify to his powers ot' seloctioii and the care and attention which he gives his animals.

A PRESENTATION.-Ou Monday

afternoon, Mr. Wendell Shaw, t'orin- crly oi' the stati ot' the (.‘liarlolteto\vn (‘undling Station, yvliodinls enlisted tor the front, wus \viiited upon at the stntiiiii liy Mating(-r I.oig‘litizor and elliot' iiioiiibersiif the statl' and pro- sciitod with a wrist ivntirli, niiitalily eiigruvcd, and the folloiving iiddrcsst Mr. Wendell Shaw: We. the staff of

while regretting that you itro g from amongst us :uid your nt-ar- deiir mlutioiis, wish io express great, udiniration for the action are taking, which iliuiionstrates the (loop seiise of duty to the liinipiro with which you are iinliiioil. It. is it licriilc step that you are taking. und we wish to present you with this ‘nnzill ninter

ping und oui

tore sympntliy, miiiicst wishes and prayers for your safety and coiiiplnto siiccoss. May you return to your own and us when the iiiovitalile vit-tory ol' the righteous ciulse shall have heen won. sharing in tile glory which we

Ilnril (Tout now. Ciistoiiiers will pieu.it liook their orders now. t'or delivery Iroin tliese vessels in order to secure

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FOR DRUGS WRITE FOR DRUGS. We are pi°epsreiI to take care of all orders for drug store goods,~niid on ncroiiiit. of our conipleto and high grade stock, _vou`ll always get just what. you want. 'l'ry us. JOIINSON & JOHNSON, I)riiggist.

PICNIC-The annual Church of Eng-

ZICOME FOR DRUGS PHONE fi*

SPECIAL MATINEE st PeopIe's

Theatre, Market Building, at 3 o'c|ock. Come and bring your friends. His, i-|o,NOR”'rl1a i.isu'rsnAN'r-

GOVERNOR has kindly consented to give his patronage and to be present at the Muslcale at Government House this afternoon.

ON AUTO TOUR-Messrs. Fletcher

Jordan and F. R. Newsome, city. left yesterday morning for Picton, They took with them Mr. Jordan's auto- inoliile in which they will make a tour through Nova Scotia.

HORSE RACES THIS AFTERNOON ---The Oddfellows will celebrate tlieli' slay in the city this afternoon by at- tending the horse races which are being put on by the (7. D. (I. About twenty horses will participate in the tour classes. and they include the four lastest ,trottors,in the Lower Pro- viiices. viz.,`Dr.` Sharper. 2.18%, Mayor 'I`odii'.'2.18i/Q, Devilisli Dorothy, 2.18% and Oakley-H.. 2.18%.. it is doubtful lt` better racing will be seen on the local track this fall. The Fourth Re- g`inent Band will be in attendance and will discourse n special pro- gramme of music. »

DISTINGUISHED ISLANDER HOME - Mi‘.' M. A. McQueen. liarrli»itor-nt- lziw, Winnipeg, is visiting his old honio at Orwell, and is receiving a warm welcome from friends there. Mri McQueen is one ot’ the leading liitrrlsters in the (ii-inndiun West. Al- though he has been abroad for a good niany years he still has fond i'ocollm-- tions ot' his lilrthplace ami visits it as often as tho opportunity permits. liicideiitally it muy he stated that tho Mt-Queen prizes of $50. $30 and $20 for tho three best students in Entrlisli at l’|'lnce of Wales College come i'roiii liiin. Oil his wayto Orwell Mr. Mc- Queen stopped over a duy or two in

Summeratde with Major and Mrs. Schurman.

PRIZE VlIINNER8.- Photos of

evo'|it§lu whiuh }‘,.,E,,Island soldiers figure have w‘on zifyprize at the Bran- don. Man.. Exhibition open to the en- tiro Dominionn July 19th to July 23rd, 1915. Among the views sent by u Charlottetown exhibitor, entered t’or the amateur photograplilc “snapshot "fillet-.tioii," were the following “Ca~ ii.-una sailing Aug. Eilh. 1914 with 1'. E. I. Artilleryincn.” “Niirll\umlie|‘larnl sailing Sept. 10th, 1914 with 82nd Regt. infantry", "tlompuiiy l'. I6. I. Artlllerymen drilling at Victoria Park" and "A t'onipany of soldiers returning from tliri ititle Runge.”

PLEASANT TRlP.- Mi'. Alphonsus

Brown, Bayside, lias just return(-d from u holldiiy trip spent in the Easi- ern American cities. I-its itinerary ln- cluded Boston. New York. I'liila<lt'l- pllia, Atlantic City and Pittsburgli. ln the latter city he was the guest of his brothers Willinni and Justin who veni- prise the lirin of Brown llros which carries on a large coiii.ractin|.' hui-ii- iwss ln l’ittsliurg and Dorinont. Pu. Mr. Iirowii reports hiisincns as usual in the linllding line, his lirolhi-rs ii:iv~ ini; nioro inon ciiiployod than in any |ire\'\.i\i.~‘. your. Ili- says that the her- lnatus.. who comprise a large portion ol' the population ot' Iloriiioiil have very little coinuieiit to niako on the wnr hilt the inajority seenis to lavor the Allies.

METHODIST SUMMER SCHOOl..~~

The Mctlioillsi Sumini-r .\‘<-hool for Mlssionaiiii t‘hri.~iti:iii I.:-:ulf‘r.-aliip to be hi-.ld at l"ro<-town, Auf.. IS-25 will bring it iiunilicr oi' tlisfiiigiiisliml nir-n

to the Iiiland. Among thi-. nunilior will be I)r. F. (‘.. Stniiliffiisiiii ol' 'l`oroiito, who will he ni-r-oiiipiiiiioil by Iii.. wife; llr. J. (`, Srwiil-or oi' lil-lltt (‘riol:i II. <1, who hns un enviiililc record as :in

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RASPBERRiES,Niagars District

grown. are about done. Mid Bllvl Currents are also nearing an end. The eyer. popular and delicious _Lawtonborry- large black Thim- bletisrry- and Tomatoes are |10- ginning to make their appearance.

indian Educator. Rev. Prof. P. M. liiiyiios ot’ the Union University, ('lici~itii, China and Rev. Dr. Yeo. J. Bond oi’ Sackville. Prospective Stud- ents are looking forward to a week of great profit and pleasure In such com- pany. The Secretary of the school is ltcv. Geo. Morris, Kensington. A few iiiore applications can be considered. The first session is at 7.30 Wednes- day evening, Aug. 18th.

MOTOR HAND CARB. --It is get-

ing more and more apparent that inotor power is essential, and being adapted for all purposes as quite e. iiiniibnr of the hand cars for section work on the I’. E. l. It. are being 4-qiiipped willi a motor engine named the “liooster” made expressly for that purpose 'liy the International. lliirvcstci' (‘o. which are giving ex- cellent siitii.-|`iir:tioii. A iiumlier have already liceii installed on different sectioils. 'l`lin dliniand has been so great that the Company is rushed to its utino.-it ciipncity to fill its orders and nioro are daily expected for the island sm-tion nien very shortly. This new devvlopineiit is certainly a labor saving and a more machine like way ol' doing the arduous work on the lriivh.

::D|SCOUNT ON CITY TAXES will

lm allowed up to Saturday nooli the

14th August. 2466-7-10M4i

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Every sip of this delight- ul beverage inspires a feel- ng of solid comfort.

T’S PURE, WHOLESOME, BRACING

Johnson & .lolinso

THE QUALITY DRUGSTORE.

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prosciit tinio.

"Our pri-i~ii'i‘lptiiiii depart-

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Charlottetown Guardian im-s-s-Mau.

Our Prescription! P21’ Cent

Guaranteed Dividend 1915

Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.

[Incorporated 1913] 0NE_O_F T_H_QSE THAT STOOD [HE TEST

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Guaranteed that 50 per cent was to be paid in 1914,

but paid 100 per cent, 50 per cent in cash ,a_nd 50 per cent in stock. With twenty pairs of beautiful Silver Black foxes capitalized at $300,000.00 only $15,000.00 a pair with all expenses and ranching free

GUARANTEES 50 PER CENT AT THE LEAST FOR 1915 OR WHATEVER MORE IT MIGHT BE

Anvone wanting to invest in this great Black Fox In-

dustry will make no mistake to invest in this Company for they are sure of 50 per cent, whatever more the first

Shares are $25. Write for prospectus and other infer'

M. C. MACKINNON, Secretary-Treasurer

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