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GUARDIAN
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K THE WESTERN GUIRDINN K
' 3  in good health.
7 astion, clearsysbem,
.d upon which sound
-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
-THE MORNING DAILY Glllrdlan
43| Willbegivw F0115? can be obtained at LaiTerty's Tensor-
.dECHAli1’S
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-GRAND SOCIAL, Concert and
3 _
Parlors. Summerside.
nd concert in the Lady \Vood lib
b
._ sry, Lennox island, Tuesday. Sept.
Sth
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P  -MR. J. G. LEWIS, Guardian ro-
r
In-ns¢i..n\~yn.a=i.sms.w~u P
seutative in Alberton. will gladly
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‘ Bolduvn-ywlzw. labofos. :sqm receive subscriptions and advertising
ui
atter. r- tf.
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
*_ week or two before the time they
clmnnu.  i ll
ave paid for has expired and thus
'-"' ` “`~- nut miss an issue. as all papers are
_sn

- 5- '7 ` at
datc. Mtf.
scoiitinued promptly on expiry
-WEDDING BELLS-A very pretty
j`?~= f wedding tok place at the residence of
'_ _/ Mrs. .Iohn Clinmpioii, of Damley,on
"a_ ,ff the evening of Sept. 2nd. The con-
l
i tracting parties were Ivlr. W. Preston
f Beairsto and Miss Katie Champion,
J iW||¢nY9||B||y§[|v¢|° the groom being supported by Mr.
No matter what you i G
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is large or small, B
. simple or elaborate
P ' E
' quality if it is ` T
_ _ Backed by the
5 ' worlf:I‘s largest
want in silverware M _ , _
__whe,henheanic|e ding march was played by Miss Millie
Gorge t‘hampion, and thc bride by
iss Fanny ll. .\lountaiii_ The wed-
eairsto. _-it ilie hour of eight o'clock
i the Rev. E. J. itattec pronounced the
_you can qepend _ solemn ivorils which united the happy
u gn its “eatin couple in the sight of God and man.
hereafter. a very large company of
\    iuests tendered hearty congratulations
 _7".i`i'li::r Plate . Se
;='é’=? :har Wears” 11;
Zilr. and Mrs. Beairsto, who are de-
rvedly popular with all in the coni-
ui1ity_ A bountitul supper was par-
ken of and <1 very pleasant evening
spent, and the wedding presents, both
1; costly and numerous. fittingly testi-
i_ ‘E 5 5 makersofsterling fied to the esteem with which the bride
tg  :S silver and plate
63 years. ,
` has alvvays been regarded. The Guar-
an tender congratulations :ind best
h
fi  __= with an unqual-
‘;‘  . ified guarantee di
\ "`-'- ` ?C3;fetelf;f;55é‘fmgvf3’_ wishes for a happy life.
Remember, there are l
other “Rogers "and `
1 other makers of silver-
ware, but there is only
one ly] merits Bills.
-the geriuifie.
Sold by Lending Dealers
Cross Foxes
We have on hand a choice lot of
Cross Foxes for immediate delivery.
These foxes may be seen at any time
at our sales ranch on the !\It. Edward
Road, (‘ha.rlottetown, P. E. l ‘
Parties interested in purchasing
Foxes should see what we have and
get our prices before purchasing else-
where.
Correspondence solicited.
Massachusetts Fox Exchange,
161 Queen St., 'Phone 515.
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sertion for advertising in this col-
umn. Cssh must accompany order.
Minimum charge twenty-tive cents.
-MR. FRANK LAFFERTY is Gnar-
dfan Agent in Summerside.
-PLEASANT CROSSING.-A gis-
oiine boat from the Mainland, filled
with passengers. crossed over to Mt.
Carmel on Sunday morning last in
time for Mass. R
-MAIL SERVICE.-The--mra.lAlnil
service of Mt. Carmel is now in much
better condition than at first. The dif-
ficulties were caused by tho eliminat-
ing of the past offices at too early
a date before rural delivery°was well
under. way. R
-ICE CREAM SOCIAL.-The Bed-
eque Hall Co. will hold an Ice Cream
Social on the hall grounds at Central
Bedeque, on Saturday evening, Sept.
12th. Come along everybody and en-
joy some of the good ice cream that
Central Bedeque is noted for. Pro-
ceeds are in aid of the hall. Should
the above date prove unfavorable, the
social will be held on the following
Monday evening.
_é..
-FIRST COMMUNION.-On Fri-
day morning. September 4th, Mount
Carmel Church was the scene of a
very touching ceremony when a
fair number of the young children
of the parish made their first com-
munion. It was indeed touching to
see these young children dressed in
white. the emblem of purity, advanc-
ing in company with their parents,
to the communion table in order to
to receive for the first tinie. R
vssrsnii Peiisoiilts
-hir. and Mrs. C. \\'. Harris, Sum-
merside, crossed by the Empress Mon-
diay morning to attend St. John Exhibi-
t oii.
-Miss Cora. T. Bowiiess and Mrs.
Clement Carruthers, of North Ilede-
que, crossed by the Empress Monday
morning to attend the St. John Ex-
hibition_
-.\lr. Anthony J. Gallant of Mount
Carmel who for a few years has it saw
mill in operation is hard nt work saw-
ing. but in spite of his efforts lic
is piled up with lumber of all dinien-
sions.
-Rev_ \\'. D. Wilson of the Temper-
ance Alliance was with Rev. E. J. Rat-
tee of Mnlpeque last Sunday and very
alily presented the claims and needs
of iemperance work to large congre-
gations. `
-Mrs. Tliadde Poirier of Mount
Carmel, has bought the estate of the
late Nicliolas Arsenault owned by his
widow who has gone to Middlebury.
Vermont, to live there with her dangli-
ter, Mrs, Poirier. Mr. Poirier has
certainly ,in his possession one of the
the onormono masses of troops. nh
Agllf-BC whom could such troops ho i
lied? Not oglinlt Russia' not n-
gainst Franco/'which could be much of
mm willy and cneetuaiiy mount lr
D! land. No;-the long quays were
my for the invasion of England. D
thc long mltyo were made for
UNI hll - boon made for
b
rs
any other purpose they di
were made by fools Now the Germ tu
ans are not fools
'rms is not sii urs evidence but it f;’"'” E““’"° "‘ md"
will serve The German method has ha
always been to prepare secretlv and
ever before attempted, and is at the it
same time professing peace to ui. to
man politicians and
the Gorman- motive
Britain. . _ i- =
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(C0lliUllnod [rampage 2.) .°‘”'|°mi°"ll wand*
ann. num" mn' "er, pnmnb xnpcmtlsns. naval and
goinot
e of attempting
parntions.
Germany behaved in the same way to “me di5a3¢e,._
Austria and .tg France, and when oc-`
casion served she fell upon her vict-
ims, defeated them, and annexed er
their territory. fa
Weighing the evidence calmly
spassionntcly. I feel it my
declare my conviction that
the most tremendous danger
s ever threatened its existence.
thoroughly for war, while professing “And I must mains’ with ‘°"°"
peace Germany is now preparing for bu
war upon a greater scale than sho se
::There is here fresh from theimnk
s a splendid assortment of the,  - H ‘
mous Neilson’s Chocolates in all the
iii
hich our Govomtnont has mode of
, prospective atom! which M
tioniother than Ggrmany, in cap-
l .
very significant arc the thousands
abusive or tlinafoning utterances
om tho 1’an~Gsrmauic party.
Moot significant an the magnitude.
d eagerness of the Gorman naval]
l misgiving, that the notion in
nd to its peril, and is proving lt- 11,,
if .impotent bo meet that danger as in
must be mot if the Empire is not ’ _
go down in complete and irrotrle~
Gerinany ,has gn more than one oc- fine flavors and assorted varieties that
casion given way to furious and bit- have made them the most popular con-
ter manifestations of hatred against f
Britain. 'nie acts and speecnesiut the N
Emperor, or me Ministers, and or "
his oihcers have been hostile and un- Y
made for tho ombarkation of an ar- an
If
ec
tions in Canada. When you buy _ 3
eilson's you are sure of getting qual- -~ }
Wi. 1
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y in every ounce, besides a meas-
re that can be estimated. Boxes rang I i V
g from 60c_ to $2.00 each. MacKin- - l_|q1Il ._
5 ...ts-os ,
. _ n
nmndly t'° “S 0" many °°°°9‘°n5' non Drug Co., Corner Great George
d Kent Streets Mtf.
'l'he German Press is, and long has B
been, sporadically unfriendly to Brit-,,
nin. Germany has during the past
eight years made naval preparations E
on an unprecedented scale, and in
three years' time will have an enor-
mous and powerful fleet in the North
Sea, and behind the fleet everything
needed .in the way of construction
and armament, and docking and re-
pairing. Germany has ships, quays,
equipment and men ready for an in-
vasion of an enemy’s country. The
German nation is a nation of sold-
iers, nll organized, all equipped, all °
capable of rapih mobilization. Germ- ,S
n _ - 
UHUNATIUH [li PUPE p
Biiiiillll Xl. UF IM- 
PHS NG SULEMNITY
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ROME, Sept. 8.- The coronafion
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ea., ,_
‘list ri- (
oollech
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f Pope Benedict XV. took place on f  »/‘~\
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unday in the Sistine Chapel. The  ' . Q.
imposing in its solem- _ ' '.
any is the commercial and political c"‘fm°ny was _ -` cf' _
rival of Britain Britain slone'stands nm' The Sistine Chapel “as used 
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in the‘wny of Germnny’s realisation Lo
gues and pens.
responsible Chauvinists. But it is n C
significant fact that all the utteranc- 1
es of these Chauvinists have been C
borne out by the facts of the rulers 2
and leaders ofethe German people
The German Government may lie dov- lo
mnny of the Roman aristocracy, and
UB and warned us over and over and the family of the Pontiii' were pre-
over again through a thousand ton- sent,
The scene with Pope Benedict
It has been said that all these seated in the Sedit Gestatoria chair
threats and warnings come from ir- preceded by the bearers of the Triple
rown and flanked by the bearers of
he celebrated feather fans and sixty
ardlnals in their full-vestmeiits was
striking one. When the ceremony
nded the Pope was received with
url acclaim by those present.
Later in the day Pope Benedict
95 and lambs; but tml’ ha” m“d°~ ‘received successively in private and
and continue to make strenuous and ie
nce Cardinals Gibbons, Farley and
lrlglintilf PFGDBFBUOHS 10? WBT With O‘Connell, who presented their suites
Gwat Brlmin and some American friends to the
it is easy, perhaps, to find a pomifp
plausible answer to any 0ne"l1f€0e
of evidence. But the cumulative evi-
dence is gverwhelming. It admits of
no other conclusion drawn by all
capable critics and judges in every b
country of the globe
MINE EXPLOSION
LONDON. Sept. 8.-Another Grims-
le ' l h
y steam traw r, Revigo, las een
_ _ ~ _ blown up by a mine. the skipper and
Quite evident to the dimmeet eyei. two engineers were injured. the rest
r the occasion in order to avoid " -_ ~   '
omp during the war that is in pro-  *-\__“;_ |
of he' dream °f “'°rldP°""" “"4 gresa. The entire Pontifical court. `~-». fi
domination. Germnnl’ has threatened 
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‘ I D O I
Seeing is Behevmg’
If you want to see _the
fruit of expert shoemakmg,
look in our windows. A
trimmer looking, finer feel-
ing and longer wearilrilg shoe
than the GOLD BO _D can
not be found. Seeing is
believing but wearing is
knowing.
Price $5.00; 5.50 and 6.00.
Morris & Smith
You Need
A New
c Soft Hai
buy you wan
play.
New Shapes
New Colors
$1.00 to $5.00
in sfiff hats.
$1.00 to $5.00
Ltd. '
N 127 Queen Street I
5162-8-29.-lltf. 1 .=-'\ -;-§\ FT “ finest farms of that section. R and reiterated over and over by Gel' _Of U10 Crew were Saved-
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and before you
to see our dis-
Also all styles
Prowsc Bros.
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i at practically the same cost. We offer at present.
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1 Shows that 'the Cross or Patch Fox is becomin_g.highly popular with investors. Companies formed last year with
I this class of foxes are paying very large dividends. There is always a good precentage of black foxes in a
Blacks from Crosses are well furred, healthy _and extremely beautiful. They will be marketable on a pelt
basis at a high figure; The Cross fox industry is therefore asafe, sane and sound one, the low capitalization
allowing the investor a chance to become interested on the ground floor-to start Where the pioneer started and
,‘ 15 pairs Cross foxes, 1914 increase. They are large, handsome, healthy, sound, strong and Well furred with
i excellent Black and Silver markings, they were bought right and will be sold right. If you have alittle idle
money why not get into the for industry yourself. Be a rancher. _Own a pair of foxes and secure all the divi- 1
dend for yourself. Think it over but don’t take long, as .the kind of foxes We have to sell will move quickly.
Canada Fox Exchange ind
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