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l -Mr FRANK Lnrrianrv is Guarden Agent in Summerside.

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Pnmosee

. _-SUBSCRIBERS should renew s

w before the time they

'discounted Dl‘0l11l1tlY 011 “BUY 'du|_e_ Mtf.

‘ 1.' .nrrived rind will be unloading during

“' ` f-/S(-». the next ten days. Send in your ord- \ ‘ °' ers while price is at thc lowest- R-

I inn Ltd 2932 6 13f\l31

,week or t 0 have paid for has expired and thus

<\` L ! E -- CHDONER "GLADYS"

1 -/ 1..-_ , . ` ‘ ' \`. 'l`. l l , . ' ' ~ n I mini” ° " - lm .` ° l ~l\lA(‘l(lCREL FISH1N-G.- (ln uc-

# count of so niuch rough weather

lnot mise un issue, as all PBPGFH are

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with 1000 tons of nerd coal as

there liiire os yet been ni; tislierni-cn

ion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge twenty-live cents. MEtf.

-YES, MY DEAR, we will go to

the tee at O’Leary on -lune 25th.

915-6-12M6I.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be oh/mined at Lui1erty's Tonsor- ul Parlors, Siimmerslde.

-TEA AT O'LEARY.-You might

as well be out of the world its u.t of the cro.'.l. The crawcl uili ie in 0'Leary Juno 25. 2915-6-12M6i.

-Fox 'PnoMo'r1oNs.- Persons

,who cunteiiiplnte starting ii fox coni- pnny und those requiring the services _ol un experienced promoter, organizer und boolizkeeper would find it to their

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I1."unLI;tin:“EX.,€hl5till;rl.ii5 befin Mtire ludvxslxtage to write P.. O. Box 23, "fc" “B _ ‘ . ». ,,,,,,._,,,,c.i i,,‘s...mnersiae. zasz-s-nu/ltr.

Ilntcst sensoii fer fish, cxi twenty-five years Catches ure ex-

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, _ __ \ ,_ ,,.,,|,,._.@iin~nt of the Sunmicrsidc 'Nll"N‘~|-l}FmHllll~‘tml gl»~-Irhul-\'ul ll).y lllriviiu: l’urk will hold ll lil!! mein!!

. `-t__,. I .,, ,N ,trot und pmc mile ics H. ll" l

Q ,L U ‘, ,`j"` " ' 'ff ,,,'_32¢|ll. 2_2l trot, hnlf inllc licuts, VH ,' ,, `., ,,,,lpnri=v, $100, 2.30 piice half mile , ' ' iicuts, purse $100. l"ullc|' _pul`tiClllHFS ' I H H lntrr. ldntries will close 23rd inst.

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.lr‘nkinH’ iinliiv luis licon onziiiittuil, he hfiving opciivil thc fund with n hnndsomc ilouzitlon of -525.

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cvcuinig lust, some of Allierton’s young men, lcd by "Sandy MacDon- n,d" und “»lohu Boggs" \vere cclc- l.riit-iiig thc 'F/ence 4`er-teiiuiul llc- twcen Ciinruln nnd the United_ Staten lliifortuimtcly i’hicf 0" Police _Brown did not tiilcerkii-lily to their mode of ileuionstrritioii, iinrl ns ii result the young iiicn were iirrani;cd hcfure Po- lice llfiigistrate White an-d fincd. N.;-mlless to sny thc. ringlenders, ‘wiiiiily MncI)urmiil" und “John llvgifs" did not npirenr nt court hut the ncncriil opinion is that theY M0 still in town. -A. .

~»l.\ll'll|t’l‘AN'I` l)A'i`E.\‘. -Sheep

liippini; di-monstrntions will be car-‘ ind on by the l)n|1nrtnicnt of .\lll`l' culture as follows:-.\t Alex. llc- Donuld`s, Urwcll Cove, on Tuesday, .lune llith. At Jani'-s (‘.ody's, New ton (lross, nn June 17th. .-\t Fed. evil lfnrtory, Eldon, .func 18th. At i\lt. Buchnnnan, Neil A. McL.eod’s on .lime 19th. As all sheep are dipped free of cost, every person within reasonable distnncc should plan to take their sheep on these days.Where

' ldemoiistrations wore carried on last .

_vcaiy they were considered very suc- eessiiil, und the Department has num- erous requests to go back to these

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THE I L 1 places this year. 2976.

ATLANTIC BLACK FOXES, Ltd.

Head Office, Moncton, N. B. Ranch, Westmorland Co., N. B.

PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS

IIUN. l`. W. l‘.llil.\.`S1lN, l\'. V., l\lllN(“l`l)N, .\. ll., l‘lx-Spvnkffi' I/\‘.i,§‘lx~\l:\tiiVc

.\s<-nibly ol' \r-\\ l_§riins\\i.':l., lix lrriiiir-r of New lslrunswick, l'rcsi- ileiii. ltoliliiaiii, \\r|,;ht liumhcr <‘o., l‘rtsidciit~of ltccord Foundry nn'l .\l..<~liin|> Fir.

l<‘|i'A.\`l\` I). lilllt.l\lfl!l.|ll'il!'. |)'["1`.-\ \\A, President nf Business _\len's As-

:.-oclnt.i..|i. clttnwn; l‘i'<~.~.iii1~iit mi.| lliiii-ii-,ging Director F. D. Burk- liol<lm', Iiiiiitril, l\l;inul;ict.uri ii: Furricr.

o. M. _\||-1i..\\.~‘n.\'_ fu. i.. A., .~‘rii~:nr..\<‘. N. ii.. ueiwty Snczikcf and

.'\lr~iiiiwi' of l.i‘gislnti\'u Assoiii lily of New 'l3runswick, ieoriucr .\lg|ii\‘__t:i~ of |'ul.lir: ltilitir-s (‘oii\missio n of New Brunswick, Wholesale M-er- rlmnt.

I". /\. M\‘llll|.l.\', li. !`._ \l4lNl"l`llN`, N, ll., |ful‘f'ii-:tcl‘, Sol.iCltoi- lyliii-itiiiio

llliirk l"|»rr-H, liimiiril, nlsu lliufnfniii I’nI'k Silver llliirk Foxes.

(}l"flll(i|'} .l. t\l’I.'I`(lN_ \l_ _\.. l\lflN("l'|l\, \. li., l’rinclPnl High Scluml,

\|on<‘l<.n; l\irr<~i..i- of Murriiv 1‘<\l'm~r lilick Fox ('im|p:»l|y.

lll(`ll'\l~'ll |<‘_ l\`lN\'l<l»\lt, \l1\\("l`H\`_ N. ll., l`iu\Ll`n(!tUl'.

ll'illll'.`lf'l‘ 1'. Mr-"l'l.l.Y. M. A. fl'l"l‘ \\\ \, lhinliliiun f)li.<f‘I'vii1.i>ry,

.\l’lll'l`|\llI l'_ (‘,\lt'|`l'i|l, (`. /\.. ll.\l»ll".\X, N_ S,

'l`lii-; i-i\nip;i||\' .\:i:|rf:; with lip:\i|‘._< .if ltoviil llliicks. I‘|‘<lii;|'ccfl bi-ril iii

firlflri.

Hupi-i'i|il.l'ii|li-fit und licoper of ltiinlcli.

.IUHN M. OULTON, Expert Fox Breeder

tion 1-f lt. 'l‘.l1l\|ltnn,. l‘i;ri.':~|‘ lux l_\\'e oder lnivllii; llrlicllt ul

pr‘I'ii‘ii<'v,

l"..xi~i»i 1-,iiiiit.iili~/...i $,‘!,.'hl.l.4-li yer iriilr. Stock issue .'i~‘.l0,l|‘l().(l0

Limited Number Slmrcs for sul". $l|l|l.0ll cnch.

` ‘ Addr css P. O. flux., 411, M-oncton, N, 1?.,

2844-6-lnhlll.

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GUYS CY*

John R. Dinnis Pedigreed

Foxes Limited

Authorized Capital. . _ . ._ . . .$7 50.000. Par value of shares... .......... __.100.

REMEMBER

l The DINNIS PEDIGREED FOXES are the best in the world. 2 The ranch has an enviable history of success.

" 3 A large Company is a good insurance.

l’ BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President-.lohn R. Dinnis, Esq.. Charlottetown, P. E. I. Stockman and Fox Rancher

Vice-President--Dr. B. C. Borden, Sackville, N. B.

President, Mt. Allison University.

Secretary-Treasurer and Business Manager-

W. E. Cameron, B. A., (Oxon) Charlottetown, P. E. I. Professor of Economics and Commerce, St Dunstan’s College; Member of Executive of P. E. l. Silver Fox Breeders’ Association. Major A. A. Bartlett, Charlottetown, P. E. l. President, “The Guardian Publishing Company". Sec-Treas. “0ysterman's Co-operative Association of P. E. I.

Sec-Trees. “P. E. Island Provincial Rifle Association.”

Charles Lyons, Esq., Cliarlrttetown, P. E. I.

Ex-Mayor of Charlottetown.

` Member of the firm of C. L one lr Co.. Coll Mercasuts.

I-'er further information Tlrlte the Secretery,

WESTERN PEBS0l|lLS

-Miss .Inn-ie Gillis who has spent

the winter in Sumimersifle, urrivcd honie Monday night. She expects to reniniu in Alliclftuii during thc sum- incr ~n»ontl1s.-A.

-Her muny friends willl be glad to lenin Lhut Miss Emmii lVlucAldul`f who recently underwent im opera- tioii for nppenrlicitis is well on the roiid to ii speedy recovery.-A.

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IN .\lE`\/LOIIIAN

In loving memory of (_‘.hristin,i Muc- Quecn relict of the into .llulcoliu Doc- hcrty died June 16th, 1913. "Gone but not Forgotten."

MR. HENRY EDMUNDS

In this city on Wednesday the 10th

inst., there passed away one of the oldest and best known und rrspcctcd residents of Charlottetown in tl1eper~_ son of I-ier‘.ry Edmonds at the ad- vanced age of 85 years. Deceafsckl was born at Oxford England and em- i;;rutcd with his parents to this PV0' vinee nt an early age :Aid has ever sincere resided in. this City nnd by his honest and unrielit demeanor won #he respect of all classes of citizeng. His funigrol which took place Frldam 12th inst., was laregely attended the pall-bearers lieing. Ex-`.\lnvnr Lyons, -lames FT-len. Pihiirles Dalziel, M, .l_ Moran, J. H. G. Murphy any ‘l". Q. Brown.

1-1;; wife v\rerlp_cei.s»:d him thirteen

vpnre ago and he leaves to mourn one s'¢~i Athur Edmonds and tv'o daiightorg SnrPll ol' tlllil Cltv and Mrs. ll. J. Williams of T’r.'>vidence, R. I.. to whom is extended sincere

sympthy.

MRS. H. M(‘.ll()N.\l.D

Af. Ncirimrt, nn Juno 2nd, lil1»l,the

rlentli of Mrs. Hercules Mcllonald oc- v.nl‘red filter two weeks illness, in the Glltli your of linr:i.u0,. I-Icr maid- en nun-c was Mnry l\'lcl)onnld, horn nt Little l’ond, where she taught schonl fur n number nf yenrs. flur- ine: her illness she sullered little or no pain and died ii hcantifnl death, receiving the last. rites of her church from the hands of her parish priest.. llesirles n. husband und two dnurzlit- ers, Mrs. Eugene Dcloric and Miss Frncey who were at her bedside dur- ing her illness, two sisters survive hor. Mrs. John .\lcT)onald, of Souris, and “iss Ann of llostnn. Mrs. Mr- llonuld was n wcll_ respected and highly cstvoiiicd Indy, at kind mother und n good nciizlihur. To the hercav- ed husluind and daughters many friends fender their sincere sym- pntliy. The funerul was largely at- tended no St. Georizce Cemf>terv.thc Requiem Mass and service 8-C the :rave being _celebrated by the pastor, Rev, i)_ .f. G. McDonald. May her soul rest in peace.-Conn

IIARHY W. LEARD

There pesseil peacefully nwuy ut Senrletown. on Sunduv morning the 17th of May. lliirry W. Leurd, aged 19 years, eldest emi of the lute John- sg., Lear-:l. Deceased had been 'in falling health for the past three

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llc Wants All llie

World To Know ll

l)()l)D'.\' KIDYEY |’ILI.S ('URED

J|'IA\` ll,\P’l‘ISTE TAPI’

Quebec Man who Suilered From

Kidney Disease for Years is Again a Robust., Healthy Men.

l.`Ansc-ii-Vullceu, Gaspe (10,, Que.,

June 15-(>'pecia|)--“I ani happy to tell _vnu Dodd’s Kidney l’ills nzadc line well.” So says Jean Baptiste ‘|`n.pp, n well known and highly re- spected resident _oi this place. And so thankful is Mr. ’l`app for the bene- fits he has received from Dodd’s Kid- ney Pills thnt he wants the whole world to know it. Hc wants others who suflcr as he did to know the cure.

"For many years I suffered from

ildney disease," Mr. Tepp says, "It started from a cold, and gradually grew worse. My akin hed a harsh, dry feeling,my appetite was titful and 1 perspired freely with the slightest exertion. I had flashes of light he- fore my eyes and I was always tired and nervous.

"Finally rhsumetism was added to

ny troubles, while attacks of scinti- ca and neuralgis followed. The doc- tor who attended me and the medl- cines I tried, failed to help me till l decided to use Dodd's Kidney Pills. I took four boxes in all, and today Eelmh He robust men in excellent

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from imported tweed in a medium brown and black, very small broken check pattern . . f

A smartly tailored new spring model single breasted three piece suit made Sill .i ‘, A _` ll

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.i- tailored in a smart model Italian cloth lining in coat. Pants with side hip and watch A. l. il N

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. Exceptional offerings in all lines of men’s apparel the 'order of the day at the , .1 ,if

House of Satisfaction with ‘ the lowest possible prices for merchandise

"` ot assured merit. The correctness style and service of each garment are assured "` while our one price cash system allows us to beat out competition. . ~ _=;,».=.=f.=='.. _

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An ever popular suit of navy bluc Serge, dressy at all times tailored in a three /.l l l ,A U

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l I Q Alterations Free I C

When an alteration is necessary it is done by.an expert, insuring

you perfect fit and saving you from ,

button single sack or double breasted coat. The material is an English material ‘l .’ _

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Boys’ and Youths’ Fashionable Suits ~

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A Pleated Norfolk in a new model is made

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Youlhs’ bloomer suit-Nowadays the big boys

are wearing bloomers, boys of 16 and-17~consider them correct. This one is made from an all wool

finished tweed in a brown shade, all sizes 5

A Two Piece Suit in Navy Blue

The material is an imported goods of nice appear-

ance tailored in a three button double breasted model

with good linings and trimming- The coat 4 and trousers are full fitting-all sizes. . _ _ .. .... ._ ~

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from a neat imported tweed in a blue and in a fawn shade with a mixture of grey, coat is made in a single

breasted h k b k df t 11

Blue and Grey every day suits for boys from 6 to 12 years are made in a fashionable way that will ._ wear and stand the strain of school in single and double breasted coats full size trousers ~

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months, and despite iill that lovlngl ci-ire und medical skill could do he, gra»'luu.lly sunk till the and cnimc_ He' was u. young muh of excellent chur- actcr, .1 kind and dutiful Son und ei general fuvoritc wlith all. During his illness he was never heard to coin- plain hut bore his suflerlnig with per- fect rei.‘li;nution to the Divine will; and passed uwny with the hope of H. glorious resurrection. Besides his sorrowim; mother there nre left to mourn three brothers: Earle, lid- ward .ind N_te\\'art. all nt home. Tlin f“lWfHl Wl1l€'ll was very leiricely nt fllnflcd took place to the Senrlutown Methodist Cemetery 0,. 'riieisriiiy th... 19th. The services nt the house und crave were mnducted hv the H¢\.v_ llnlnmoufi Johnson of Hndeiiue. The Dull bcnrers were; llerlev Nlclienn. Alvin Sudsluirv, Harold Mclieoil. llnrncn Rnhey, l.cr»nrirrl ’l`rul}ior and Gelenin i\'icI.enn. To the sorrnniniz rf-.lutlves 'is tendered sincere sympathy

MR. ROBERT CROZIER

his home in lli-imilton, Lot 18 Tuesday, June 2nd, Mr. Robert Cro- zier nt the noe nf 73 yeiirs. Deceased 'hae been in failing health for some time and during th-e lust few weeks gradually sank

ghly respe - res'

community, alwiiys taking ,, keen interest in everything pertaining to church, school or the general wel- fnre of the community. He had been 5 successful contractor and builder as well as farmer and was also a Justice of the Pence.

lie married lilies Henry of lllalpe-

que who predeceased him by a num- ber of years.

One sister three sons and four daughters are left to mourn. "The sister ig Mrs. John Bervierfl of Bal- tic. the sons l-lenery of Bedeque. Robert of Kelvin and fl-eorge on the hnmestrnd: tho daughters, Mrs. Woqd of Waltham. Mase., Mrs. James Don- cld of Baltic. Mrs. Carruthers of Cnrietnn and Mrs. Alex. Cousins of Burlington.

'Thu funeral was verv larnelv nt-

t»n.4»»<i t»ef.ifv~ln<: to the iwepent in which deceased was held. 'This re- mains were last to rest in Msleenus que Cemetery. The services were "f~n"»“etef' pt the houvae sue' prev, eI_ 11-- 11 Y l\_A.A_- _,..lxA.l I0 Ae.

Tliore passed peacefully away nt»

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(li-IAIILES DINGWELL

The very sad death occurred

nt 114 llrook St., East Boston, of Churlcs Dingwell, it hii.,-lily respected clti'/.cn of that place 0." Sunday, May 10th, in the eighty fourth your of his nge. Deceased wi-is iorincrly n native of_I3uy l1`ortun.e. l'. E. .I., und for the lnst t_\ven\tY Years has been n rcsidtnt (if East Boston 'where hc led ,, retired life.. The remains liuviiiig l.ccn followed hy ii large courtagc to Boston and Main Depot were for- warded to .\`ouris, 1'. E. Island nc- compnnlrd by his diiuglitcr Sophia nnd »her liusbniid Mr. Peter Webster, nt Boston. A liirizc coiicoixrsn of friends und relu-

tivcs niet the reuuilns on their ur-

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Shoes .lust

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If you have not already

:lone so, why don’t you find out why people who have worn Empress shoes are always ready to put in a good wood for them.

New oxfords at $3.00

$3.50 and $4.00.

_ Mimi & sau.

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Irlvfil at Souris and followed them tojqrs, Boston; 9, sister Mig, .l0s_ w¢;,,.,.

their lust resting place in Buy For- ter, Rollo Bay, and 9, brother Jus. tlmli C0"l'0f»€l“y. The funeral services W. at home. The funeral was under “'0|`° Colldllctefl IW HCV. lllr. Mclntosh the direction of \V. L. Dimgiwell under- Df\B€0I’ Of Nt. -lnmes Presbyterian taker, Souris, who isanephe-mor de- Church, Snuris. llc lenves to mourn ceased. The ‘pall bearers were Ro‘\f.l. ll llnlllllltm' Mm- Teifl' Webster. Bos- Webster, Ernest Dlngwell, Nntlmniel ton; u son William I-I. llingwell of Dilngiwoll, Chas. Coffm, Jas. McKcnzld the firm of Dingwell Bros., Contract- lil. RL Dingwe11_-_e `

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THE Summer Season’s New

Neckwear is here in full

bloom ! _

_ Ah, but we’ve some beau- tiful creations ! ~

_Touching up a Man’s at- tire with a fresh and hand- some Spring Tie, always changes and improves his ‘_ whole appearance!

_The Man, who -_cares for a Tie that’s above the lev,el of. mediocrity, will find it he`re52-- I

The Shapes L of t.§' 'I`he Silks ar:r:sd::ld;?\§e.'.' . The Styles are different. 35c, 50c to $1.00 or $1.25.

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