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[Incorporated 1913] (_)NE,_0F THOSE THAT STOOD THE TEST

,- Guaranteed that 50 per cent was to be paid in 1914, but paid 100 per cent, 50 per cent in cash and 50 per cent in stock. With twenty pairs of beautiful Silver Black fo_xes capitalized at $300,000.00 only $15,000.00 a pair with all expenses and ranching free

GUARANTEES 50 PER CENT AT THE IEAST 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 year.

Shares are $25. Write for prospectus and other infor

mation to

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-IT PAYS ia bl! in thi! Province.

-THE MAIHIESON GOVERN-

MENT IS DOING THINGS.

-W `K MoGOUGAN, Globe' Fox

Exchange, is Guardian Agent in Sum- merside. _

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Lafierty's Tensor- lsl Parlors, Bummerslde. '

-POLL TO A MAN IN SUPPORT

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

-BIG ATTENDANCE.- The political

meeting at Granville North on Tues-_ day night Sept. 7th. was well attended and the candidates Messrs Kennedy, McNevin, Cousins and Crosby got a good hearing and the issues of the day were fully discussed. Mr. Alex. Martin ex M. P. gave a stirring address full of the old time vigor of many cam- paigns. L. s

-NEAR ACCIDENT. -What might

have proved a serious accident took place at Stavcrt‘s shore, North Bedo- quo last Sunday. A party of Summer- side young people have been camping there and on Sunday were visited by some of their town friends. A young man not much used to canoeing think- ing it would be nice to take a lady friend for a sail employed a canoe that was on tho shore. All went well till thcy were a considerable distance out when tho canoe apparently slid from under them throwing the occu- pants into tho water. Fortunately the young lady was a good swimmer and sho hold her companion afloat till help arrived. On reaching shore the young man hastily secured his team and departed for town, in his great hurry narrowly escaping collision with another tcam which suddenly turned out ot' a cross road ahead of him. With- out furthor mishap he reached town and vows he will ncver go canoeing again.

-SPLENDID SUCCESS.-The tea

at Graham‘s Road, New London on Sept. 7th. was a d-_cfled success in cvcry respect. The wrather was all that could be desired, th t attendance was large, the tables were excellent and every one was well satisfied. Though the \vriter has not ascertained the amount of the proceeds, he is free to say they were fully up to antici- pations. The athletic cvcnts were a feature of special interest especially to the young men. In this connection the management are greatly indebted to Messrs Pendergast and Mathiesou of Kensington, both of whom are ul- wuys ou hand to encourage clean mau- ly sport among the young men ln this part of the Island. Mr. Pcndergast who stands high in athletic circles was umpire of the contests and was well pleased with the work of the Gral1am's Road athletes. He was hezxrd to say that both Cash and Campbell had a brilliant future ahead of them. The first event was the running high jump won by Hugh Campbell, making 4 ft. 91/i, in. with Bert l\‘lcKay, making 4 ft. 7 in. The 2nd. event was the pole vault also won by Hugh Campbell, doing 8 ft. quite gracefully. John (lash was second. The 3rd. event was the hun- dred yards dash won by John Cash, with Hugh Campbell a close second. The most interesting foot-race was tho qunrtor mile. There were quite a number of cntrics, but on the last lap it resolved itself into a fight for first place between Cash and Campbell. it ended in a tie, but the judges were of opinion that (lash won hy inches though not making so strong a finish as Campbell. The time was 1.9. Thus we soc, Quccu Catherine l\usn”t the monopoly of all the spccd in Gralurnfs Road. ln the heavy hammer throw. Nelson Mathicson, Bradalbano, won first money with John (lumpboll second. The shot-put (ltilb) was won by John ("hn1pbell Jr. Long River with (‘ln1rlcs I‘uyntcr, Long River, second: l)istan<'c, 32 it. and 31 it. 3 in. rc- spcctlvely. In throwing tho cttbor, John (‘-umpbcll was also thc winner. “Tho Cnrnpliclls nrc coming" and no mistnko. Much thanks is duo ihc ludios for their generous work and trouble and also to the conuuittoc who spared no pains to make tho first Graliunfs Road Ton a splomlirl success. The proceeds wcrc divided between Red Cross and local improvements. L.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Souutors Yoo and Murphy were

in Suunncrsido on Thursday.

-Messrs l<‘rnd and Toussaint Gal-

lnnt of Mont Carmel left for tho State of Main on Monday lust.-lt.

-Mr. Horace ll. Iiccr, Provincial

Manager oi’ (lrnwn Life Assurance Co.. left yesterday for Toronto on busluoss connected with his ilrm.-C.

-Mrs. William Muldson accom-

panied by her son aint Miss Ozoma Gallant. Abram‘s Village. wont to Charlottetown ou Saturday Zird lust.

-Miss Ella Rennie. Mrs. Elmer

Wallace nnd Mr. John Walsh, Elms- dnle, were in Summerside on Satur- duy.-ll.

-Miss Mary Hamill of North Cnr-

loton has returned from visiting friends in Westmoreland and Kolly’s Cross.

-Messrs. John and Gordon Bern-

ard, O'Leary. have returned home at- tcr spending two weeks vacation with friends in Portland, Me.-H.

-Mr John Somers of the 55th Bat-

talion, left on Wednesday morning for Valcartler, after spending a few days furlough with friends in Kensington. -H.

-Mrs Jessie Grady, East Boston, is

on a visit to her old home in Summer- side, after an absence of seventeen years. Whllc here she is the guest of Mr and Mrs G. P. Grady.

-Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jenn and

little daughter llcien. Summersido, spent Labor Day at Found's Mills, the guests of Misses Kate and Laura Mcliood. L.

_~._.. -Miss Mable Dalton returned to

Malpeque this morning to resume her duties na stenographer and assistant bookkeoper in the ilrm of Peter Mo- Nutt & Son, after spending a few

holidays at her home in Fort Augustus,

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-ONE CENT per word each inser- tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge, twenty-tive cents.

-WANTED ATON6! a coat mak-

er; steady work. Charlottetown prices. Apply to M. L. S., Fank McKenzie, Summerslde. - 2846-8-4M6l.

-PAI NFUL ACCIDENT.-Hle many

friends will regret to learn that Mr. Walter Wigmore, Found's Mills, get his foot badly sprained while practising for the athletic sports at the Graham’s Road ten. L. .

-LOST beween Malpeque and

Summerside a railway ticket from Jacquet lliver to Summerslde. Finder please leave Guardian Branch Office, Summerslde. Mrs. John Culligan. 2918

-NEW LAUNDRY.-I have opened

a new laundry in Albertou and am now ready to do all kinds of cleaning and Dressing. Ladies’ and gentle- men’s laundry dono twice a week. Satisfaction guaranteed. Jung Shing.

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-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 DEEDS.

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also any Bunch or Swelling. No blister. no hair gone, and horse kept at work. Con- centrated-only a few drops required at an application. $2 per bottle delivered.

Book 3 K free. ABSORBINE, JR.,antiseptic liniment for man- kind, reduces Cysts,Weus, Painful, Knotted Varicose Veins, Ulcers. S1 :md £2 a bottle at

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Many friends were shocked to learn

yesterday morning of the death of Miss Margaret McLean, boolekeeper with Stems' Steam Laundry. Miss McLean had been in apparently good health al- most up to the time of her death. Some two or_iJ1`ree weeks ago it ap- pears she complained of symptoms which made her fear that she was be- ing threatened with appendicitis, but suffered little inconvenience and was able to continue her duties, and was working on Saturday. On Sunday however, her trouble assumed a seri- ous aspect, and on Monday she cuter- ed the P. E. 'Island Hospital, where it was found that she was suffering from tumor. An operation was per- formed on Wednesday and the malig- nant growth removed. She bore the operation well and it was confidently hoped that her recovery would soon ensue. Sad to say, however, she after- wards collapsed and notwithstanding all that could be done, death interven- ed. and her spirit passed away yester- day morning at 6.30. Deceased was very popular and had many friends who will sincerely mourn her sudden demise. For over twenty years she had been a faithful and trusted assistant with Mr. Sterns and will be greatly missed by the many with whom her duties brought her in contact. Sho was a daughter of the late Hector Mc- Lean of Long Creek, where her mother is still living. Only a few days ago her brother Walter returned to San Diego, Cal., after a visit home. The other brothers arc Frank and Alexan- der in Califorxlia and Norman at home and there are also the following sis- ters: Mrs. Willlant Stretch of Long Creek; Mrs. Ludlow Jenkins of Mount Albion and Mrs. Benjamin Robertson ot' Winnipeg. The funeral will take place on Saturday f|'om her mother's_ homo in Long Creek. Tho Guardian joins in dcepet sympathy.

SHIPPING _N EWS

ENTERED. - Schrs. Wild Brier;

Perry; Mlminlgash; CLEARED. -Sc.

' The Weswmiouqfasan Psrsoiutsl

Judge Stewart, City, left yesterday

for St. John. ' ` _ ~ John T. and Mrs Poo1e.'Cal'disan.

were recent visitors to Pownal Par- BOITBKB. .

Mrs Catherine Allen is visiting In

Bt Peter’s, the guest of Mrs Donald McLean, Bay -View Hotel.

Halifax where he-will pilellil U10 Week end and return Monday.

'Mrs. G. H. Taylor and daughter Vern left yesterday-morning on a few days visit to Halifax.

Messrs Harry Donnely, Story

Hynes, Ernest Mcfiarville are uttcnd- ing St. Dunst_an’s College this your-

Stanloy; McLeod; Port Hastings;

dealers or delivered. Book “Evidence” free. W. lf. YOUNG, l'.D.l'. lil tymlus Bld||.,\ionireal. Cm. Ahsurhlnc and Ahsorblnr. Jr.. are made In Cmldl.

Alum L. Young; Baker; Pugwash; Wild Brier; Perry; Tignish.

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rggxggggést iixg, rélutivos and Monday morning He reports the ihionds in Cumbridgm M,,ss_ hc-.ilth oi thc Island boys goo

Mrs. A. W. Jenkins, Vernon, has LETTER OF CGNDOI-ENCE

` ~ hom from Montague where '”-°'

Elihuxiilgg the guest of Alex. and Mrs. ~ Pleasant VilII°Y» Mcmod. A“§- 21

____ 'l‘o Sisters llcssio, Tillie and Marion

Mr. Lemuel Letllair of John Mc Andrews

Lcod’s staff, Charlottetown. IB Vlslilnié DUN' 5 *WTS ’“W0» the member” 0! his parents Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Lo tho IldPDY Glcaucrs Mission Band, Clair, Toronto. Pleasant Valley, would convoy to you

_ ______. our dvi-post sympathy in this, your

i M;-_ E_ L_ Corbett, St. John, N, B. sud bcrc.tvcnicnt Our Heavenly Fa Travelling Auditor for the G. 1'. lt., is thcr has taken to Himself your dear

on a. visit to Chnrlottcto\vu in thc '~it»~|»t1‘r. and iin doing sp it] is oncgy :fin

. (Tom an . 0 ici \\.nn ng to us 0 e rail y or

interests of un' ii y wr- know not the hour that the Son

Messrs Russel Smith, ltlvvrurd Mc oi' Mun cometh Yet You need not

Lcllan, Pope Mt-Million of St, Dunst- sorrow ui those who have no hope, an‘s College wurc in tu\\'n on business lol wc liollove SIIG IIRB £0110 ll0l110 i0 this week nu-vt hcl mother in that land whore

.__ __ sol row is nover known. Miss Rein Mi-.Mahon ot' llioucton, _N Itcluembcr God is kind oven when

B., who has hcvn spending thc past llc smltcth Wo would direct you to two w,,(,ks Wm, hm- s|S|‘.,~, Miss Lily look to lllm who only can heal tha M,.M,,h0,,_ (guy, has reulrllt-.1 to her broken hearted und who has promised home. to help in every time of need We will

____ miss your dcur sistor in Band and

Mr and Mrs J. J. McKinnon and Mr Sllmlnv School, whore sho has been a

lohn Mt-Lau:-hlln, left ycstcrduy morn fllllllflll 1l1f'lllb0l Nay God be with ing for San l~‘rnnt-isco. Messrs Mt you .ind tomfoit you till you meet her Kiunon und McI.z\uchliu arc tl(‘ll‘i-!i\i<‘\ “ll \'0"ll"l 'UT God N15 Said The? to the sovereign untnu Img.; or odd who siren in Je-sus will Ho bring with 1-e||0wS_ Ilim for those vxho are only asleep

_i shull sulolv .twako and death is no

Plc. il. Lund ot' the 55th Battalion more lll-ui 11 lolur slf‘0D

is sponding at short furlough with his Sllxuvll on behalf oi' the members lpuronls,'Mr. and Mrs. James Lund. <‘om-l<Zdn.t Bertram Mina Sharpe lCharlottctown. llc lcuvcs on rcturn Agrlrs Sha.1iJ0

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