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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIA “
V A04 our in-ee u-ini
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Because Iueats P15429 0V¢l’f\1li °\' Passengers killed in railway accl-
wt giggses on their best furniture. denm in Great Britain last year _num~
gausing damlllt. hostessea in London bered four times the average for the
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Notice to Fox Ranchers &Fur Buyers
. _ FOX PELTING AND FUR
l CLEANING
I am now located above Palmer Watson Elem-l
and ua now open nn- rem . ivr ° C°"
in annum in I uw dl” ';_l;m_ 7 new Fur Cleaner will be
All Pells left in our ar 4 rg .
be protected by Fire lrisianliizir n I er Nmemh" Isl ww _
ssrisracrlon cuaaawraan.
GORDON LUN D
P. 0. BOX 113.
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LIVE HOGS
DAVIS E? FRASER
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F 0X RANCHER WANTED
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Wantedexperlenced Rancher who can produce reigns.
I have 140 pen ranch with all conveniences. on paved road
overlooking beautiful lake. Iwill li rtl i l,
Dirt  for_g_ood foxes. le pl n er” U! tm”
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Gleanings From ii/Iillview
And Vicinity
btw' U15 MIS- H. A. Jenkins, Hazel.
°°k WGN recent visitors to vem0n_
ML Cyril JDBC! WI5 g yegent wsu”
50 Millvlew. r
_Miss Katherine Si_\¢idofw spent the
“°°k end It her home in Miiview.
_“Mi-_ and Mrs. Samuel Drake and El.
'er spent Monday evening the guest
0- M11 Rnd Mrs. M. E. Jenkins. '
_ML Gordon Sheidow was a recent
\isitor to Vernon River.
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Misses Christina Bruce and Myrtle
l\icEachern. liiilview were risitur to
Mermaid, Sundgy_
Mr. and Mrs. Furness Matheson.
Chen'-" Valley Passed thro' Milview.
Sunday.
Mr. John McDonald, Melville was
in Millview Sunday.
Messrs Gordon Blieidow and Gorge
Smith, Mlllview were in Melville last
week.
Amana those wnestiensed ine anwi-
1-\1¥ i.n Charlottetown Friday night
were: Messrs Albert, Samuel, Wilfred
and Frances Drake. W Lawson, and
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Mis Jenny Harvev city is s enl
We Will Receive Live Hogs at Our Plant Tueaf
I days and Fridays Until N oon. A »
zuest of Mrs. Henry Wood. `
'I'he many- friends of Mr. Wm. Sui-
iivan, Vernon are sorry to learn oi’ his
recent illness,
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Johannesburg, South Africa. plans
to constructs new public library, a
railway station, a central fire sta-
tion and extensive native living
quarters.
Eighteen million cartridges. and
thousands of rifles. bayonets and
swords. all surplus war stock, were
sold recently in Paris.
Rev. 'l'hom_as Jefferies. 85, who
has preached 2'.0'00 sermons. and
Mrs. E. Brown. 69. were married ra-
cently at Swindon. England.
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Ming;-11'; Llnlmant for Chappell hands
A Safe, Sturdy' Pen
at a Low Price
This completely enclosed fox pen Ia one of the
lturdielt. safest and most durable pens built. It ls .»
med by hundreds of the most successful ranchers in i
the country. ~ It is covered top. bottom and aides i
Vlth PRINCE EDWARD FOX NETTING, which is 0_
times stronger than others. specially mad; in our
speemuuone-for me in me uh-ieoen air ni nie _ I
llarltime Provincel. Every twist of PBINCB
EDWARD Netting is wider-locked. _lt ltanda the
'strain of storm and hard uso.
Prince Edward Fox Netting
for the ~ Economy Pen
f` N0. 1 ECONOMY PEN __ . -
i',fll0lll50fLx_38xl%xl5. _
1roll1M|’tx38x2xlG.
Complete with staples and llcllll 1'1"- Pflw Freillii
No s sconoiyht ram
INIIIMILXSOIIKKIB.
.1 roll 150 ft.x3iix2x1il. »
Complete with staples and lacing wire. Price Freitill
Plid  $24-9°
‘ ` - No. s sermons! nn
»ii‘n1i¢:iil|ii:.nlii`in.-.in¢ woe. rnesmuas A
rem  saw _
Prince ' Edward Fox Netting
1S1‘_Sold by .- - - - _' ' '
R. H. Holman, Ltd., Summerside and
- Charlottetown. _
Ke_nr.edy & Co., 0’Leal'y.
Rlllsel Champion, Kensington.
Wm. Callback, Bedeque. -
Hayes, Mc'K'ay &'Sha`1"D.'Tyl1¢ V3“°Y'
J.‘_H.Myr_lck'_& C0.,_Albe1°t0n. l _
Messrs. Wood & Co.. Crallvlld- _
F.W.l~Jolinston,<Murr&Y River. ._
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C. M. Lampson fi? Co..
LIMITED.
iii Queen Street
Loudon, E, C. 4, England
Public 'Auction Sales
OF
RAW FURS
Shipping blls will be furnish-
ed without charge by applylig
to R. T. Holman. Ltd., Slim-
merside. P. E. l.
Represented by -
Alfred Fraser, Inc.
212 Fifth Avenue
New York, N. Y.
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Carters
Feed
Store
We have in stock a fair sup-
ply of FEEDS including:
nuns
suoars
ou. casa mm.
sua/in naar rum'
scmmscnza -nan
ciuiciuio cons
nan coax mm. ,
wus/rr caan ina/ii.
'rants conxsmai.
a.oi.i.so os-rs
causiiso asain
rsan ons
rssn wus.-ar
noun
_ fas:sn.caAna.u on
wnoi.a wnaar imoua
arc.. src.
A large fresh  of PGUL-
'rair rams always in 110°!-
All of the above we are aelllnl
Liliiltcd
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FOX BISCUH ann mixed can Vegetables. Wire col-
Fllilll BUCKWHIAT lest quantity and price.
 ""°"'°-"" AND. TURNIPS
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Ili MEMURIAM
_'_ f The many friends of Mrs. Frank
DONALD 5- CAMPBELL Farquharson. _ Canavoy. are, glad to
The passing of Donald E. Camp' undergoing an operation in the P. E.
beii at his home ar. Bnrina NK- i. Hospital.
this City, on 23rd October, last. Wiil_ _ ____ _
be of interest to Guardian readers Mm _,_ K_ Ln,” Cm,_,,¢,y_`,,u ‘
here and elsewhere. especially to old vulwr to ML swwlrt on Slwrdgy
friends of former days, many of “_gt_
whom may be in other parts of Can- _ _ ____ ~
Miss _ Edith "cameron, _ ieseiier st ` '
spa and the United States.
i The late Mr. Campbell was born
§:n scotland in 1a4o..isis parents mi-
igi-aied to this Island the same year. '
iscttling down at Darlington. where
iiheh' 5°" "D°““ld E3' 'L' he “'“|Mr. and`Mrs. John Fletcher, Mt.
i f“m“’“"Y k“°W“- "ii" b°°“F“.° °"° stewart, on 'nie birth or shiny girl
of the leading farmers of the dis- on och mm _
lrict. . ._
own adjacent to that of his fa‘l-i
ers and finally adopted farming as
his lifelong vocation.
within a large community surround-
ing his home. Iii all such matters
the spirit of fairness which charac-
Herizeii him in aii iiis .-_iesimzs wi:n_
. _ _ - _ _,
Wm, imcn vias recognized by the unsuc .
lm JmkLn` Icesslul and successful suitor alike
‘ and ~nv» general satisfaction. It may
, __
in f _ ' ' _ D " , \\'cli be said that his judgments were
Z ° ev' days In Venn" River' the _ tcinpered with mercy and his awards
iaganst tlie. erring were more in the
i‘.f\iiii': of reprool than pehli PUD'
tsl mint.
' Mr. C:im`pbell‘s apt business abil-
’lty was rczcgnized in- many ways.
For a number of years he was the
valued President of the P. E. Fiend
Agricultural Mutual Fire Ins tance
|Compan_v. Hia keen interest in piib-`
‘llc matiers` made his opinlon_s,o.'
|\\-eight in th: councils of his polit~
ical party. His literary taste and so-
ciable nature made him essential at
public Satherlngs. His interest in the
'young made him a general favourite
‘of youih. His charity extended be-
yond th.: sphere of his home and im-
medlate~ surroundings so that while
his hand was ever open to the poor
and needy his purse was never clos-
ed to any praiseworthy or benevolent
purpose.
The deceased was also a life-long
support/cr of the Church of his fa-
thers and his unbounded faith in
the Fatherhood of God gave him
fortitude to meet all the trials and
difficulties ol' lite with equanimity.
His life was a truly Chrstian one.
Several of Mr. Campbells family
predeceased him. His eldest son.
Aneas. died at an early age. His sec-
ond son, the late Norman Alexander
Camppell. a well known and brilliant
barrister oi’ this city. departed this
Sie about thirteen years ago. Two
daughters. Sarah Jane, wife of John
A. McFadyen of Kingston. and Lou-
isa Catherine. wife of John T. Dea-
con of Regina. Sask.. are also de-
ceased.
ln the year i921. the' deceased sold
out his farm property at'Dar1ington
and moved to the city. Since then
he had been gradually failing in
health ind retired from active work.
Possessed of a strong constitution.
however. he was able to be about
until a few days before his death.
The end was calm and peaceful. At
his great age of B9 years tired na-
ture succumbed to the inevitable and
hc slept peacefully away.
The funeral_ services, which were
largely attended. were conducted at
the home and at the Church at
Brookfield by the Reverend Scott
Fulton. pastor of Zion Presbyterian
Church. Interment was at the family
plot in the Brookfield Cemetery. _
Besides his aged widow, Janet Mc-
Pherson Campbell. there are -left to
cherish his honoiired memory the
following children namely: Annie
Florence, wife of Harding Dewar.
City: Mary Ann. wife oi’ Archibald
POTATOES
‘WAN TED
J. B. l'0Dl!._
Regina, lash.
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POTATOES
Wevillluabayittgevervdayaioli
nforloatlooda.
_ I. l.l!'l'Il DOUGLAI.
Charlottetown. P. 1. nhad. '
in esriy ure ivir. can-ipbeii was ii Mi-'>S' °°ih,°‘i_“° _M\?D°“°l°‘ .5P=_“l
iaciiool teacher, and after following 5““d*5' 5" the h°m° °f her P“-“'°'m“~
this profession for a number of years Mr' “Fd Mrs' A David _t‘f°D°“ald’
was able to purchase a farm of his Cherry mu- ‘
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The late "Donald E." was a man
oi many parts. Due to his superior
education as compared with most of,
iii.; fellows ni the time he was early *Dent Simdll' It W1' h°m°» Mi-
appointcd a. Justice of the Peace and 5WW“'t-' A '
ihad thrust upon him the duty of
ulnaliiig with most of the litilll°\1_S
matters that arose between parties
‘- Mt. Stewart Notes
know the has returned home after
Stanhope. spent luriclay_ at her home.
iid. Hillsboro, .
Congi-_atul_a_tlons_ are ` extended- to
_ _M __
Mr. and,Mrs.' H:_ L. l-lall.` of Bad-
dock. C. B.. are visiting friends at
ount Stewart.
Misses'  and Jennie Douglas
Mrs. Margaret Hynes. U.~ S. A..
who has been spending some time
visiting` ner mcnier_i\`m_ Jan-ies Mc-
Kenna, leit on return Monday. She
was accompanied _by her nephew,
Eric Connolly.,
The many friends of Mr. Melvin
Jai-dine. Hd( Hlllsboro,~s_re_ glad to
kiiow he is doing nicely: alter un-
dergoing an operation in the P. E.
Island Hospital. ` __
-Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Daniel. Hun-
ter River, paid a visit' to friends at
Mt. Stewart Sunday. __
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Foshan. Bt. Andrews, on the
birth of a baby llrlon Sunday, Oct.
27. ` _ ` .
The manylriends of Mr. Clarence
Walsh are glad to sae hint' around
again. having Seen confined te nn
horns the past fewdtys with a
severe cold. -
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKenzie were
visitors to Charlottetown on Satur-
day evening last. ` » - '
Mr. Ray Sinailwood. C. N.  Bor-
clen. spent Sunday at his home, Mt.
siewai-tl' `
The many friends of Mr. Peter
McAdan-i.` s.re‘glad to learn he has
returned homo after undergoing an
.operation in the Charlottetown Hos-
pital.
' Service in the Presbyterian Church.
Boston. Hl_ghfield;_ Margaret E.. _wife
or Doctor Arthur H. Coleman. New
Philadclphir, Ohio;- Flora E.. wife oi
Luke H. Deacon.. cni-ning. sssk.;
Charlotte Victoria; Regina.. Salk.,
school ieacherf Archibald 'I-Iamilims.
of Qullllfialre. Basic..-besidesia num-
ber of grand-ehi1dren,‘s.1i of whom'
will have the sincere ,sympathy of
their many ‘friends in their bereave-
mont.
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