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_ pA<;E_E1f;m- f _ ' THE cnsntorrsifowu QUARDIAN " gg ' OCTOBER 9-1914- g "l
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is Empire vast, has aimed his dag-
li
Amount previously acknow- M
ledged 55.81731 gf
Nall Pond School 1.50
Maximvllle School 1.30 M0
Mt. Herbert School
Marie School
Darnley School, Lot 18
Glenwood School
Meadow Bank School
Frederick Hyde, .\lcatlow l'ai:lt \\'..
Allie McLean
Cable Head West School ---‘ Ui'
DeBlois School
O’l..eary School $5 _“U
(Tiifton, New Loiiiloii School _.95
Greeiimount School
Aiberton S;-hool
Jaines Rankin, Mt. llcriwrl -. \\-ii
Einiiis Buriies, .\li. llorbcri .170
Priiiirose School `
Norboro School
Poplar Grove School
Mt. llopc S-"liool _-1-i
_\'oriiizin I\l<S\\':tin, .‘.ll. lloiit- -`».|_'0 r
John Z\1r'2\Ia_\’. bit. llepc l".‘
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:;:-- -is :¢':.»:,i:..“¢>»-cz
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ills
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Gi-ti. Arthur, .\l1. llopi- '_’.fltl f|~|,,.
Ilan f\lIilli('s0ii. .\ll. llopt-
.Iolin ('a!iill. .\it_ llopo
Jalncs liobcrison
John l'. .\lcl.ci=d .
Ali.-X P. .\l<'l.<-oil
Alex .\l<-iionalil
\\'nltt-r lloi-ki‘ii|loll`
Frei] .\li'l\'ii|nn1i
llntii Moilat. 'l`ruch\-r. .\lt_ ilopc
Vcrnon l{i`\‘<>i~ Si-liuol
1’ius'.'lll<\ Sclifnil
Uollcttioii l\_\' Joliii .\.. llrfllileaili
1-ll" , Illr.
1-"" i nun
1-""`iii ii
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l»‘~1lhnve
 llfH”_\">‘ l¢<'1!'l ‘7~`~;‘lfdiscoiitiiiued promptly on expiry S0"
Vorlczoii Si-liool 1.11 ldap,
'."r>Hfl 10 fl1|"‘ -97.-‘i*=`»»'-'l ::l-‘or that full trip, outing, drive or MPS
V il ll l‘l\'U`\\'Ul¢'l`l' nn or inuiit .You will need one oi` our Jelllillliii MPS l. (. JHIIIPS. NFS F. J
Aiiiong the nations. liuinbleil in the|
` I lu
1-~"_’ .\iid
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|-"“ l l`iii\’t-i'sit_\' und is at prest-iit in t`olo-
`~'~l'_* week
"lHt Mllllll llSl"
'll THE WESTERN GUARDIAN 1
and blood “m
Liberty herself, and in a gust Crm
wrnth and passion trampled inthe uil Parlors. Suminerslde.
mud --~
st solemn pledges, killing in the -MR. E. P. FOLEY, Guardian
bud DIES
mutual trust ing Ulanef-
stund. with dowiicast c}`i‘S. K0 Sill"
criinso|i~syiiihol of ai million 0001' 12301-
ni-.- --
li iiniilv-il list, with iron might, he m
5,,-1-,ps -~1\lr. nn<i_.\Irs. Fred llli-Ausland, _METH0p|31‘. A|\,|N|\/ERSARV
15-" ln vain iiprziiiist his valiant foes.~»for Ul00llill*‘l<l~ \\'lSll I0 lllllllk \l1f`lI` 111303’ SERVICES.-The aiiniveraary services
m._.m frieiids who have been so killll
ful hour.
-HAROLD GARNET BLACK.
nliovc soiiiiet was written by "UU
liltr. t'o.or.ifl<.. .intl \\.\s einloseil “‘
ivlli-1' rect-iill_\' ri‘i'ei\'eil from lllnl U10
('ii\', 'l`hc uiithor wus for some l`l`l'_1"0!‘\\u!‘il! 
l’r.ii'i-ssor of Hiigiisli in Acadia “"“‘
BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.
l-"‘_ll _gUB5CR|BERS shuuld renew a The t`oll_o\ving is' U10 l>0l'S0n\\f\l Of but scientific investigation has dem~
or two before the time they Ulf! \_0“U1l\l'~<_?@1_\_'l~ll-Al_ll{§"» Chair' onstrated that like land animals they
paid for has expired and thus 111511. ll-_J<RUQY.bf‘<'Ivl1\F>'ll9Hb\1l'0¥`i are largely swayed by the annie emo-
_ lnut miss an issue, us all papers are -`-'lf I;;P_l;l§__£_f:_‘_'l@S»(_§_l_§>_1;____J-_-‘_§___:t\l;l_2 _ti_o_ns, and that in ci limited \\';i_\_'_tliey
Fitzgerald \1rs lStiitltv`\Ii:`s .I 'l`r1en gigs, eligiesiégll um‘rem'; 1'1lhu('1 
Mtf. ` - ~~ ~ * ’.»‘ -‘A - 1 i' species o' isi wie
L-__-V- P0019- MP5 P- ll- U!'|1df1l¢\_l€» are known to produce sound. One
*bmi Mrs
_i r) L`on1'oy, Mrs (Dr) S.
_ _ _ . _ __ ,i
'l`ri»iisiirer. ,'|‘1,,;.m,,,s L,,,,,.h 5,.,s_ Ti,(._.,,. imqudk. Nusli, .\lrs Guo. \\'. Hodgson.
i box and ili/srliios bottle in it
luncl
5-"-C WGS ~Fl¢€\dY line case, it is just the thing for the »'\m01Ulf " Sl
1- l\\'orkingiiioii‘s lunch too. Prices lf*
Tllr >‘.li,vl>ii}'~~-l love _von moe tliiiiii,i§i_,-'io
toniruf- can i»»ll. Kimi
ti
to _54_0U_ aCC0,»,[,‘ug K., 512,. NM.. Donate( _ 3 the tolloniiig per
on Drug co., Cor. G;-ea; Ge-arge sons in Milburn, Ml. Royal
tyrant stern. who built on iron -IT PAYS to buy in £111! Pl'°VlD06~ '°-ONE CENT per word each in-
..% umn. Cash must accompany order.
gg-r thrust ` --THE MORN|NG DAILY Guardian Minimum charge twenty-uve cents.
be obtained at Latt`erty's Tonsor-
eiitative in Alberton will gladly Suinnlerside.
'The flowers, the pure white flowers of receive subscrilJtl0liS und Bd'/8l‘iiB<
~€ ing is the standing of the pupils oi'
duct --STORE CLOSING.-The store of Tignish High School for September,
-ir & Stewart, 1,t<l,, will be clos- 1912:-Grade Vll.-Arthur Jirsenault.
lump u _¢|,,(,.; ‘cd on 'Nianksgiving Day, -\I0llfiu)'. UCI- Harold Hackett. Grade \'l.-llenry
5 _ -___ _ Arsenault_ Grade IV.-Arthur ltich~
st run io s-atc this nioiistcns ap- WNPS. A. S. l\l<'l\H.\’. SllH1m_f‘\‘SlilP. ard. liolden Walsh. Grade lil.-Peri'y
p`..i,,_._ lc:i\'e.; this morning on_a month s visit Coiiroy. Ravmorid Guudet. Grade ll.--
lust for ivorhi dominion, glory, to Boston and I\'.»\'.' \ork. Siic will Leo Malllet, Peter Rh-lini~d_ Grade
pm,-..,-_ be ncroiiipiiiiicii by her son, Albert. l.-Everett Harper, Joseph Bernard.
»[~,-,uh mms. ,.m,,,uN in 11.15 fam. them iii their recent sad bereziveniont. will be held on Sunday, the lltli lust.
- 5932‘10'9M1l»Tiie Rev. H. A. Goodwin, ot' Moiictoii,
-#- will be the speaker on that occasion.
-MALPEQUE-~‘li€‘R"l-17' S@I`Vlf'@S Appropriate music will bc rendered
5\1U11l\.\'. 001. 11th, at the hours by the choir. This church has all free
,inimi/1 um-iict Black. M..-\.. ot' Of 11 1\-H1. limi 7.30 D111. The DHSIOF. seats and extends ii welcome to all.
. ~ , . -. . it, '_ E. J. liuitee. will be at 1101119 H0111 Morning service ut 11; evciiliig ser-
Synod, and will preach in the vice at 7,
1,00 hy his i,,.,,,],,.r_ Mr, tg yy yiimk of iiiorniiig on the subject, “The Battle- _
1 on .- ~ _
sertiou for advertising in this coi-
~IlR. W. K. McGOUGAN. S6Cl‘6~
tary of the Globe Fox Exchange. P.0.,
re- 'Box ill), ls The Guardian Agent in
--TIGNISH 8GHO0L.--The follow-
Penry. Grade V.-Aivu Carter, lieo
L0 of the Summerside Methodist Church
if if Econm f Abs
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Sweater Satisfaction
The economy of absolute sweater satisfaction, the pleasure of 'selecting
sweaters where you know that every quality is guaranteed, where every style is
good, where courteous treatment always awaits you, these and many other
advantages are yours when you come to this store to look.
_  _ Y __ _ 1
Sweaters and Sweater
Coats for Men
Our stock is complete, every-
Boys’ Sweaters
Imported five Sweaters_and Jer- I
seys in all colors and sizes with a neat
button shoulder and in plain shoulder
some buttoned 1-2 down the front very `
.1-
.i-
»l‘»l‘-1"!"-r-1*-1°
CURIOUS FISH
P""‘l°“ 5' “°k“°“" __ ually degeneraing into a mere hum-
g'1‘;l __ , _ $003-Ol’ ming, either from excess or want of
Fishes have often been--referred to
.is “voiceless. eiiiotionlt-ss creatures
~ particular kind of.. fish, \vlin'l\ are
- called “ninigres” emit sounds hav-
ing a duration oi’ about tweiiiy-five
seconds and also various notes, us
ziiteiisity. When these fish are
thing in sweaters and Sweater
Coats for men that is desirable
will be found here in ample assort-
ments to enable even the most con-
servative men or the more fastidi-
ous young man to find Just what
he wants, made in every known
shape, with roll collar, V neck and
with shawl collar in plain colors
and in fancy, all sizes to choose
from
‘ Sweaters Sweater Coats
comfortable, in fact the very thing for
_around the house or in school
500 to 1.75
"5
Boys’ Sweater Coats i
In heavy and in light woolen qualities
with and without collars, trimmed in
different colors and plain with and
without pockets
-i*
.`\li.='= i`liiii‘h»_-r.--7`licii l-yt thc p1\r~_ img]
sou :lo the t::lltin_:. l.
Kent Streets. Mtf. Mrs. ou
_-albert Gay `
Jll llll YI/i '7IlllIIIIlf4§\\\\\\\\\\Ll///I/IIA\\\\\\\\ZII//A llll
Holland Bulbs
Our Shipment of Dutch Bulbs have arrived and are
opened up
For Indoor and Outdoor Culture
Our Bulbs are imported DIRECT FROM HOLLAND.
No limi in Canada can buy better Bulbs, nor can buy
cheaper. We have cut our profits down to lowest ebb, in
order to encourage the growth in House and Garden
ofthese beautiful Flowers; we sell Bulbs cheaper than
any other reputable firm in Canada. _
mg“Bulbs sent to any address, Postage Paid, on receipt of
Dm' Extra Fine Named Hyacintlis
Large Seltcied Bulbs ot the Best Sorts for Culture in Glasses
Pots or Boxes, or the Garden
Tulips
We have a large range of beautiful colors in named
varieties, fxtrzi large Bulbs.
True Bermuda Easter lily, Chinese Sacred Lily, Narcis-
sus, Freesia, Crocus, Daffodils.
Our Bulbs are strictly first quality in size and color.
Get 21 copy of our Bulb Catalogue, send your name on a
post card for copy.
Carter & Co., Seedsmen
Importers of Seeds, Bulbs. Etc.
Phone 70
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l
 Mrs. Jolni (‘li‘ments
Mrs, 1). Murphy
'silllllX5(Y.llIII3x\\`L`l.'£\`li\\§/IIlA\\\\\§.lIIII/HLlllllel -VVS. J<'S<“Dl1 i `l01l\<‘l1lS
II
.\lii¢s
.\lrs. l)i~:i;~.l<l .\li~I.0oll 1.00 hu
.\li‘s.
.\lr:;. .\`. li. .“5.ibiiic , . . . _ . , _ .
"»Ii‘s \l \l<'l c'in "‘ mL- ‘ » C ` - -
`\],,`§' `,`U'h`n .lf `qt[_“_,vt  loi'lvc:< its niiiiie from tile crozili it
 ' ' '~ ` “ -~ 'pivi-s xvhen tzilcen into :i boat. The _
li;ii‘bcl and the corp :ilso croah
Alex Morrisoii 1.00
_:i0 dc
l'Itl\v:xrtl t`r0ple_\'
Katie .ilcliinnon
~”0 mi
Gro.-iiiiii
)livQi' (lorrill .U0 R"
_-\lon1/.o lloulicr 2.00 im.
Illrs. `
lilitii-r t‘, iictts 1.
l`f»1` li:iri;f. 1.
t`rztu'1`or<l
und I.iiln
;'»;:w
csc
.\nili'v\v Stl-\':;ii't ”'
‘hiliip .\. Ste\viirt
»->-\
.7 l'
.\`.'tl1  S.‘f>\\':ti‘t 7
\n<lr<»\~: Stewart
.'~!°-kr*
©;
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John li. Stewart
Vlnis. l.ii‘iii_»_'sroin\
.\lrs_ lliliiiplircy Got'i‘ill
travelling in slioals the sounds given
-‘E0 than once it has been siiggesteu
-"0 that the story of the sirens had its
, #"3 wrigiii iii the utterances ot' these
.\ni:us ( leinents 1.00 _'Ish . _
\‘ll's. 35
 the
 the c:~o_:tlt it gives when taken intoa
.Iohn l.uicli 1.00  "
.\lrs. `
Edin _ 1 1-r
llaivifl r`t<~\\‘zii't
.\lrs.
~ \\'licn ciipturetl, the sf-ad. or horse~
~- mackerel, lilo globe fish. llio grunt,
- the pig-(ish, and thc img lisli all
~ "init siiiiiids iwseiiiliiliii; thc- grunt -‘
’l‘hcre is ii :~'.pet~iL‘s oi' "sea-frog”
lil) -Ol
-00 intl
t by them niay be lieiird.. from at
pth of twenty faihonis. More
\\'hen ciiptiired, the sciid, or horse-
ickcrol, the globe fish. and the
5: fish all emit st-uinls reseinbliiig
lirunt of a pig; while one, well
own alriiii; the Atlantic coast as
cronker, derives its uuviie from
lhc birbei .ind tho t.iip also
nit ivlien taken from thc writer.
fi pig; while one well kiiowii along
\tlniitii' toast .is -lit croakf-r,
ion tulieii from the water.
mil by the iiiitlw.-s ot' ii- l'i-
Pr »‘:' 'E' ~l‘ -l"'-1'
' $1.5o 106.00 soc
~l‘-1*
io 5.50 asc to 2.50 ‘ _
When you come he
for you, regular value $3.
our splendid values our courteous service and our every desire to please you will
induce you more than mere words to try this store when you are ready to buy
SPECIALS  
Sweater Coats
Travellers sample bought by us at -'.7
a big discount which means savings
'llllll §\\\\\\\\\\‘¥¢7IIllIlIII£\\\\\\\\\\iIMi llllllia
1
.\ii‘.~;. 'l`l:os. (lorrill 1
.\1i‘s. i\li`i'i=d llclsatic 1
>=. Linioln (jorrill 1
;~’. .'i. \\'. t}oi`I‘lll
.\i|,v,ti-. .\l.»ls:un-
Jziiiics .\lcls:in<:
Jollii .`»lclsu;it'
f‘liz1i'li~\ .\lcl.<uzic
Mrs. Peter ill<‘l\'<‘y
A friend
Sallie ;’\lcl.ellz\n
.\lrs. Joe .\i¢~l.r-limi
.\lrs. Alex ltohertson,
rlrll:
Ill! F l\\\\\€.'“".J7IIlIIJ>'I}5~;Q‘i~'k’\
S ,- .__ ew in H H >_=
Vernon
ll 0 1
Rev. Geo. and lilrn. Orninn,
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G. \\ S l`re‘dcritton, 1’ E I
lieiiovoloiit lrisli Socit-i_\', cilv
L_. _  " _ -- r' _,;; __-- ___  Om
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Our Exhibit Of
Horse blankets will interest every person own-
ing a horse because they are the best quality,bought
right and prices low, you better buy today and bene-
fit by our special Exhibition prices.
Heavy Wool Wagon Wraps selected for their
beauty and warmth in all the nicest shades at spec-
ial Exhibition Prices.
CARRIAGES--We have fifteen nice carriages
at special Exhibition Prices.
HARNESS and WHIPS-A swell line at special
Exhibition Prices.
You are in the City for pleasure we know, but
by giving us a little of your time we can show you
how to save money. “Money saved is money made.”
W. Grant & Co.
85 Queen St., Charlottetown
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l’. 12.1. Dotnclinient, Sytlllcv
Mrs il, il. Stewart. Strathgart-
ii '
ey
D. A. Mcliooil. Eldon
A. G. Sniltii, ldldon
Felix and Idilwzirrl Mnciloiialil,
St Georges, Lot 55 2
-_-_._____
Always It is Thus
T0
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But
foo ‘i
mn:¢§o
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zilh the. siii'i`li<~c, r __
ff 'mfr ‘S  "SH 1" Hr'  "el slr*-ri ~'f~“f»-r =~ 4* rr r ~l° “fr-“f
'JU cinits sounds resciiiblliiir the viii- ` 1 ' _ 
fornwall _
.\lrs. John While. (`ori1\vall .
'rienil, Lake Verd _
iwinviiii- .\u~i.euti, .\wi\~ oifiiiijoiv, ` ke
i>.i:.i. 5.00 ‘l-"
cers. .\'.(’.().'s and men of the ‘ H
P-|'~L`\C‘I
coo
COO
. lalaia
O0 soczillcrl on itccoiiiii of ih_c noise
00 -1 iiiiikes wlieli ciipturcii. ’llie red
rriirnnrd has been dubbed tho “sca-
_ ,cock" by reiismi of. its cruwing
“O l`lie urniztilo, a lisli l`o\i\ul in the lilo
l’:ti':in:i, is most reniarllahlc for tho
nl that this noise cali be liiiairtll
listiiictly while the iisli is yet be-i
-.ic
‘1,
00 rations ol' ii (loop-Ioiicil bell, goin:
:ir pedal pipe of :in orgzui. llerrinfqs,
To Clear $2.
‘izit'.~li, gzroling .sound it Units ivhon ‘ M
uizhi with hook :intl line. It is . .
` sa` '
-:-4-a-z~»'.~.»i-i~`-i-i-x-.:-i~
re we do not urge you to buy, but we do know that
Sweaters
Slightly soiled white and fancy sweat-
ers, all good quality very welrl"rnade""""
in roll collar and low collar, some with
fancy stripes, regular 1.50 to 4.00
50 w $5 values
00 To Clear 98c 
Li~
.v_.
.v_.
,4r,»'r »l~,~»l‘
oboco
cocoa
ivlicn the ntl luis been drawn round 'r
them. lnivc bccii obsurvcil to do tho M
| 1 u' ' ~ - 1 . i 4 ‘
-.given ol' Ihr. rivcr bullliourl. i\n am- _ti
pliibions siluroifl fish, oil being ta~ Z'
11,151) CIIOSS .\'(l(‘Il~f'1`Y. 50
!\`amr‘s of contributors from Pown~ $1
00 al Society i`oi'mcd Sept. 8th, 1914,
1.00; W. ii. Inns, 1.00; George <1.,i~v@i~ \
183: 1;0lJ0 Ney. 1-U0; Austin Jardine Jig,
l.;~..\.M ,1.(}‘;  .
buy her presents his cash writ: 1,00- w_ W_ J,§)(]0;,§,, 1  \F \\[\?00(f§ 3 Pr" ‘
spent, . ' ' `_ ' ` "
And her words of thanks were  '§]',,§1`|_~La»:;e'n1'(;,0' llhlxly Line’ M
rnyecter than lioney, ,,,,i' 1  ]"h` H“,Zg1“n'.0_` 1' A J" U”
\\|iei_i ht- had squandered his last fnnig '56, `,_~‘;m'_;_tc__ _‘\;_;l_;_" ’Z;__°l;&_ti__:; _'G Th W _ 2 __ K1 _f;. 1 D1
ru vent 'f ~' » -____ - -'» rs. eo oot, pr.; 1 ra, _ Mg-
Slie in.irrlc<i ai youth who saved his J'.M°"r°' 2""" Lucke Joms' 2-009 A -Wi | -~ -'
nm,,,_.y_ Friend, 1.00; Mrs. J. R. Brown, 1.00~ 4
.\ir.=,. il. Brown, 1.00; Frceliind Wood:
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,Fall Footwear I 
_ ~.._ 
~r.~
-1:*
W
l for Farmers 
I-. .   `
upon dry feet-dry feet is de-    _ 
pendent upon good boots. /:j§"~  `  '
it will pry you better to get .ff *fi 
good serviceable boots for
yourself and family than pay doctor bills. You will be inter-
eated,in our showing of good reliable fall footwear, including
specially tanned w ole stock leather, strongly sewn, and
made in every way to defy the worst kind of weather.
The prices are as low, as such boots can possibly be
sold.
Tuplin & Co
Good health is dependent  '-f 
f"-1
, _
Walk-Over
Shoes
A Lady’s Dress Shoe
You know that patent
leather is the dressiest
leather made. Nothing
can really nil the place of
gord patent leather.
The shoe shown here
is of Walk-Over quality,
trim in pattern beautiful
in shape and rich in
finish
' I & Smith
____ 1.00; Mrs, _-ilfrerl Jenkins, 1.00; Mrs, in
Aaron Ings, 1.0-'); Mrs Fred Praught, 5
...iriieid Jenkins, .25, James .ilc.\lill~ 1.,
sn, .25; Mrs. Jacob Weutherbie, 1_0i|; ,H
I.. E. Burden, 2.25~ Mrs. Lan ill .50
. lvl 9. 27
\\. B. Wood, .50; Mrs. R. J. Wood, gh
1.00; \\`m. Livingstone, .50; Herman ni
ophilus Wood, 1.00; 7Mrs. 'I`heo|»hi1us li
_ ll/oorl, ..’-0; A. Corrigan, 1.00; Mrs, A.
ll. Iiurhoe, 1.00; Mrs, John Noy, l.O0
|'. J. Dufly, .25; George Beers, ,50; i
__ , , rs. George Balluni, 2,00; Mrs. Aus-
int, .uni _..n\iil.ii .utounts .iri __ _Im_d______ _50_ M_S_ Gnome Cm_v(___
00; Mrs, Hurry Irving, Jill; .\irs.I
H im() ,hp hm,,1s_ is Said LU shriek John Smith, .50_; Mrs. llainfurd Wood` e   n  r
il rci‘l:\in ot' the lili.-iiiilos cmlt -355 MP5- DHYU01 -\0HlY. 1-00; MVS-
inilni' sounds. ln the Gull’ of Mt-:.'~ (`li:iS. ~lll|¢Cl1» 2-002 MF3- E- 3- Weeks
co thc big jevniisli breaks the still 1.00. Collections from Hurtncy Hall,
. , _, _ ~, ii\sscl`tl~ i'll all ll* 'it-'_ 
         . M
~ ' “- l"rederictoii, t.\'. ll.l Mull. st-pt, 15
811
.\':itlinniel tiny, $1.00; i-lvlwsrd Wood, socks; _\lrs. A, D. Brehnuty2E'r » Il sl
rs. Boswell Jenkins, 1 pr.; Mrs,
id sent to Cliarlottetown: 13 sheets,
_ lit Ill 1 Q '
lones, 1.00; Robt. Jonrs, 1.00; &obt. Til’;inksgi\i;g E;‘2_°__f_ei_r _i_i_re___dgivinS ii
l-.umuu, 1.00; David Jones, 1.00; The- Belgium Fund, nnd thai-. sincéirglls
ope that it will he well patronized_
10 Collection from .Hnzelbrook
nt in. Later contributions $49.05,
d foriiicr coiitI`ibut,i0ns $87.70, total 1
36.75.
~’tJUKS.~Mrs. James M er 2 i~
, p ., .Irs
. K. Wood, 1 pr.; Mrs. Wm, llnllnvni
2 pr.; Mrs. Aaron Ings, .
pr., Mrs. Benjrmiin Jenkins, 1 pi-_;
li, pr. .\lrs. .Iames McMillan,
lbs. rolls.
HEI) VRUSS:-Tlie Ladies .-iuxiiiary
Conncctlon with the Red Cross
buy material for sewing and th., `
llU“`i“é‘I Briicles have been insde upl
Pillow cases, 8 suites pajamas, 14.
ll‘fH, 6 Dr. socks. Next, Mondny`
5975-10~$lME1i_
_ . h
'-"yur »%_§_fvif$'._$9~0'J~ 'l`°U\\ W-70-~ aritime Provinces than any other industry ever created. Have
1 1 _
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,h_ names 0, mer C_mm,_utm_s _“pu investigated it. If not, start in by wiitmg us for general in
as done more to accumulate wealth for the small investors of the
rmation. We shall be glad to furnish it and answer all questions
ntelligently, wc know the business.
Fox Sale
We buy and sell stock in reliable companies, pure silver black
ilrs. George Bnliem, and Cross f0xeS_
If there is any chance of starting a ranch in your locality
niiiniin Myers, 2 Dr, M,” 386,, write or wire us. _We can give you valuable tips or send our
ones, 1 nr.; Mrs. Joi... .Im '.. . representative to assist you.
2 Class A Options.
4 pairs Newfoundland Patches showing 75 to 90 p. c. black.
Also Mink, Fisher, Marten. Skunk and Raccouns.
____ _______ _______ _____ .___0_ ___ oeiety .it limiter hiv.. have .,0ii.¢i.‘ Head Office of '_1`he__Alpha Silver Black Fox and Patch FOX
W H~m;\_n_ _‘2_,__ ,{‘m_,_»__y- ,_,»rOw___°f<>_*;f_=_?  $119. out of it-nicii sas was used Co., Ltd. Guaranteeing ..5 p. c. for 1915.
Write for Prospectus.
he Prince Coéinty Fox Exchange, Ltcl
Mwstf ummerside
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Evelyn ilyers, .25; Jas. Rankin, .25; iiilblilblblom-...___ 7 '-5
,.lnH. Jenkins, .`.’5; Daniel McDonald,
.:'.|l; Aniiie Judson, .50; Ernest Jenk- T__"'_'*
' 25 Nfl
ins, .-; . iton Horton, .25; Daniel i
Mitrliell, .25; Daniel Myers, .50; Hes- i
sie Jenkins, .10; Wm. Jenkins, Sr.,
u.0|; Nicholas Robertson, 1.00, Jen-
iie .\lc('allum, 2.00; Mrs. Wm. llallum
Sr., 2.00; Mrs. Belle Ings, 1.00; Mrs.
95', -l, Mciiacliero, 1.00; .\lrs. Ben llor
ton, L00; Mrs. A. M. Mcllae, 1.50;
Vlr. Arthur -lenklns, 2.00; Mrs. Dan-
iel Wood, 1.00; Mrs. Edward Wood,
1.00; W. E. Smith, 1.00; Mrs. W. 'E.
Smith, 1.00, Mrs. Samuel Gay, 1.00;
Foxes for Sale
, Have a few more ranch raised mink
'eft yet which will clear at $80 per
uslr; also on hand some mnrten "class
\" and cross foxes. Write or Dhone
R. J. McNeill. Tyne Valley.5499-9-7mtf
DR. I. E. CROKEN
Surgeon
Fox Hospital
Block.
Prop
mo; Frm ilomm, 1.00; sam seiiiy, ‘ 
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Applications must be
Lambs.”
The Island
5953-10-8M6i.
Charlottetown, P, E, [_
Storage
Applications fo C ld S - - - -
Company up to and inélutlln 'Illilage Space for Lambs W1" be rec-ewed by tms
d
quantity, and also approximgtely lilbs tl?¥>’fot9t0ller 15th'19l4'aRpllcant8 to state
avanabigace Wiube allmtfld l>f0lJortionately should more be applied for than
All space reserved must be
8 ime ambs are to remain in storage.
paid for, .whether used or not. `
Swled. and marked on outside, “Storage Space for
Cold Storage Co., Ltd.