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Walk-Over
Shoes
A Lady’s Dress Shoe
You know that patent
leather is the dressiest
leather made. Nothing
can really fill the place of
good patent leather.
The shoe shown here
is of Walk-Over quality,
trim in pattern beautiful
in shape and 'ich in
finish
Morris & Smith
127 Queen Street
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Foxes _for Sale
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A laxative today saves a sick child
tuniurroiv. t`hildren simply will not
their bowels. wliicli bet-otite clogged
up with waste. liver g-:ts sluggish;
stutnaicli sour.
i Look at the tongue. iiioiiier! if
coated. or _vour Child is listless.c!‘oss
feverisli, breath bad, restless. doesu`t
cnt livurtily, i`iill of cold or has sore
throat or any other <-liildrei\`s all-I
iueiit, give n teiispoontttl ot' "(‘a\li-i
r`tii'iiia Syrup ot' l-`igs," then doiftfkora Cheese Factory, was omitted in
\‘.'oi'r_\‘. livviill-'~'£‘ i! if* D0l”i`¢‘L'll.\' 1li1l”ll\-fthe report of coiitriliutions from Surn-
less, und iii ii few hours all tiilsiniorside and vicinity in last Saturduy’s
coiisiipatioii poison. sour bile will Guardian.-X.
t't-riiieiitiiig waste will gently move --
init of the liowols. and you have rt _
well. pliiillll “Hilti iltflilll- A 11101* on Wetliiestlay, Oct. 7th, of Henry
ouizli “inside i-ieaiiisiiig" is oiiiiiies };arvt»_\~, nt the advaiieetl age of 80
ull tlnit is ii<-ct~:<sni'y iii ;iii_\' iiivltiiess. _\-pm-5_ He left (0 mourn two suns'
llc-iiry llarvcy. Litikletter, and George
.\>'li .W-ltr ll¥'l\t2'L’i~‘l f0l‘ il 50‘4`¢'\\l Il0i'j llarvey, Boston; also one daughter,
llf- ul' "l`:ili!`0r11i1\ >`3'F‘~ll1 ‘lf l"ll¥S~"‘!\lrs.Jotiies Dunn, also ot’ Boston. The
\-:hit-li in-.s tiili dircctioiis for hnliies, fully;-,qt wok Pla(-9 on qillursday and
<'liilili'<-ii of all uf;-fs :uid for i11‘0‘~\1\~ was tsi‘5.:cly atteiitefl.-.\'.
ups plainly printed ou the bottle. _
livwiirt- ot' 1-oiiiiterti-it lil-Z >`?~'F\\llS-i
-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
EHUSS, iflill|SH ....  ........
' can be obtained at Latterty's Tonsor-
lal Parlors, Summerside.
IF   -MR. E. P. FOLEY. Guardian re-
. presentative in Alberton will gladly
/ - / 1 . receive subscriptions and advertis-
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- ing matter.
or Bowels
the tiiiic fronipla) to ciriilly
i-aret`nll\' iiiiil see that it `
l'-c rf ' s f Figs" cam --
f‘°`  - a ' °r"§i;rm igiigero swmaeh -im. w. K. Meooucau. Secre
tary .il the Globe Fox Exchange. P.0.,
Box 10. is The Guardian A8011! ill
Summerside.
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss an issue. as all papers are
discontinued promptly 011 BXPUY
date. Mtt.
-BELGIAN RELIEF.-10 cheese
:tniouiitiiig to $108.00, purchased by
the Rev. J. t‘. McLean from the Kin-
-’l`lie death occurred at Linkletter
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wault- hy the “t`niifornia Fig Syrup _A NEVW RESIDENT-’"Dr~ “~ G-
l.UmDam.‘.. Cliiircli. \eteriiiary Surgeon, a grad-
'__ __ unto of the L'iiivcrsity of Toronto, ar-
“Oiir prescription llepartiiieiit isi;‘if;“i‘€ _:)l'\'ltl‘_(.3HS‘ S' EmpreS£;nSm_urd?y
‘our pride, Only cllicieut, ccrtifietl I .PHY ‘ .H  open  an 0 ce nf me
bl wlcl_utistq cmp1U_ed Pure fresh hint, l;.d\\artl Livery Stables lately
;_‘Uu‘_rqt'|§enzth [lm _S iuséd in ' every  piirclinsod hy l\lr.`\V. B. McNeill, Suni-
_ _` _ . “fj Kin D “_ C lnierside. ~ Dr. t.hurcli comes fresh
l‘_“f“°"lf"0"~ , ‘ “C “"“, I £3 0" from college with the latest teachings
' 9*’i`~» (“`¢`1*f (’°°r":° “nd hem ITS' and equipment and is being welcomed
Mft ' as a citizen The writer bes
. peaks for
1-“mi-' i' i - .
i-it. w. fi. ciirncu i`»'.'ii..f.~.`°JZfU.i{’§f°’”°n§f iiifuf§i§”'§§in§§
lim-,. I, f,.,._- ,,,,,r.. I-,,,,,.;, migp,-1 mink i leterinrirl' -`\lI‘!90“. withrhini from his stock fartu iii Nova
It-'i -ret wiiit-li will cient* at $50 pt'-r Gratluatc of I`ni\'erSi&y of TOYOUIO |Sl'0\_1i1~ f0\1l' S\2ll1_dfH'Kl~lJI`0d ll0I`S€S. ill-
,..` um, Un hnwi V.-_,,m,. mnrtoii “class Telephone Conn. ` cluding the Acatliaii, who will be well
atiitl t-ross ft..-i-_»=. \‘.'ritr_- oi' Dlioiic lltlic-.~ Swiiriicrsiile. 1"9n\(‘3“b¢`1`(’d [Of U19 \\'01ldl‘l`f\l] SIIOW-
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tliree-yezir-old iii the stallion race.-\'.
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upon dry feet-dry feet is d
pendeiit upon good boots.
It will pay you better to ge
good serviceable boots to
yourself and family than pay
estcd in our showing of good
specially tanned whole stoc
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made in every way to defy t
The prices are as low.
sold.
Reuben Tuplin & Co
ton P. E. I.
Kensing
as such boots can possibly be
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;,»|,_-_-(.1-;._;='-{j,;s"rtj,t§.5f,'jj;._ -CHURCH SERVICES.-The anni-
a  ‘_  iversary_ st.-rvices ct' the Siimnicrside
 ,Methodist ('liurch were held on Suii-
.-'_~'~   lday last. llcv, ll. A. Gootlwlii. of tltc
'tl ",.:=' t`eiitr'tl M ‘tl li t (‘l l
for Farmers  lm..-i..~.i  .§.°.`.§i....» .Iliff .‘_'...§`.'t‘.’.‘_?..".‘?»’I-i
:_   ivices :ind liis_oloqttoiit tlist-riiirres \\'i\i'e
  inurli npprtuziatotl. 'l`lic plaitforixi pre-
   'rwiiti-ii ti plvasiiig :ippc;\i".;iit~i: li:-ing
 .  ‘ttiosz .trtisiit-nll_\' tlt»cornt<~rl with potted
¢'_ ‘_~;-,_._.';&?» plants and <-iii flows-rs. The choir reit-
 tilt-red orc:-til--nt iiiiisic. The coiigrv-
._  _»_.'_` "T"  lfintiniis wi ro lzireii and tho :iiini\'or~
. .
 X  ~'ni'\' o\`t't i"iii: ,,ei~t.ions -X.
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doctor bills. You will be inter- 1 Kidney! Wrong ?.._..
reliable fail footwear, including'
k leather, strongly sewn, and
e worst kind of weather.
If they are you are in danger. When
through weakness or disease thc
kidneys fail to filter the lmpuritin
from thc blood, troublccorne: aroncc.
Backnche, Rlicumatlsm, Sciatitn,
Gravel, Diabetes, Gall Stonm and the
deadly Bright's Disease are some d
the results of neglected kiclncya Dr.
Morse's Indian Root Pills contain
n most effective diuretic which
strengthens and stimulates the
kidneys so that th do their work
thoroughly and weiz Try
Dr. Morae’s °‘
_;_  -_  ln_dia_n Rap! Pills
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Holmaifs Catalogue
For Fall and Winter No. 12 1914-15
will be circulated all over P. E. I. and the Maritime Provinces within the
next ten days. Bigger, Better and Brighter than ever
s
We would ask you to withhold your Fall buying till you’ve seen it. Thi
you will find to be good policy from the standpoints both of economy and getting
the best value for your money.
Its an example of the
progres-ive red blood-
KEEP IT ALWAYS HANDY
td, get there, business  1.1., -\ ,__ \\V
eti_lerp_rize of which
this “right little, tight
little" Island iscapable ‘ 
logue is sometliing to ` '"3
be proud of. We think  .
.
we can truthfully say 
it is the “Best Yet"
For fifty years this
store has stood for Ser-
vice-a service which
has grown enormously
with the years, and we
welcome every agency
which offers us an op-
portunity to be of ser- J
vice to the communitv
of P. li. Land the Mari-
_fime Provinces.
Wait till you’ve
sten our 1914-i5 i
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service Catalogue.
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this our latest cata- ftpg g Q  
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We want every man,
woman. and child to
know about our Cata-
logue. Prices right, sat-
isfaction guaranteed,
immense choice,
prompt shipment-_all
factors ensured by
using o u r Cata-
logue.
. The Public of P. E. l.
and the Maritime Pro-
vinces have, duririg the
past titty years, shown
. their confidence in the
< Advertisinmthe service
. and the values given by
' - our store. Oursales last
year have been the big-
gist in our history, and
've have planned for a
bigger years business
' ` to come.Be-nefit your-
 self by having our
new Catalogue.
During war times prices are expected to jump to higher lev_els, but our 'pat-
rons will find that prices have in nearly every case been maintained at our usual
low level. It will pay you to wait therefore till you see our Catalogue.
“Your Money Back if not Satisfied” has been our Policy since the be-
gining and will continue to be.
WAIT therefore till you see our “Dictionary of Values".
If you have never received a copy of our Catalogue, write your name o_n
a post card and mail it at once. The catalogue will be sent to you the moment_it is
off the press. If you have received it in the past you will get the No. 12 edition
without any request.
LTD ,
T1 lIH|lll SETS SIEK 
-ONE CENT per word each in-
sertion for advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must. accompany order.
Minimum charge twenty-tive cents.
-WANTED, an experienced cook.
Apply. Queen Hotel, Summerside.
6007-10-l.0M3i.
-CRUISER.-The cruiser Canada
cams into Summerside Harbor on Sun-
day evettiiig and anchored at Hol-
man’s Wharf.-Y.
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-SHIPMENT.-Among other ship-
ments Saturday evening by the mn-
press was a carload of flour for Brace
McKay & Co.. Suniinerslde.-Y.
-HOLIDAY.-Thanksgiving Day
passed away very quietly this year ln
Surnmerside, most of the people E0-
ing _away to the country to spend the
day which was one.ot` the most beau-
tlful days we have had this fall.-Y.
-SHIPPING.-The new three-inasb
ed schooner, Annie Marcia, Capt. Git-
son, is iii port from New York with a
08780 Of 118.111 Aritltrucite coal for Jos-
eph Read & Co. The schooner Maude
Weston, Capt. Weston, having dis-
charged a cargo of luiuber front Richi-
bucto. is now loading with hard coal
for Rexton. N. B.--I-l.
-ALBERTON.-hir. R. l-l. Reid is
having extensive repairs niado on the
front of his residence. The work is
being done by the veteran carpeutur,
Mr. Peter Gillis.-Rev. Geo. Miller is
in Halifax at present attending it nieet-
ing of the Sytiod.-Nuineroiis deals in
real estate have been made in Alber-
toii recently, Mr. Avlt Gaudet having
sold his farm to Mr. John Oliver, Mr.
J. Wm. Haslam to l\lr. Lester Wallace,
and Mr. C. E. Yeo to Mr. Nelson B.
Oliver.-A. _ _ 
-SUMMERSIDE.-Mr. George M.
Blnns, Halifax, representing the Sheet
Metal Products Co., of Toronto. Ont..
was in Sutiimerslde doing business on
Friday.-Mr. W. B. Arthur. represen-
tative for Caverhill Learmont & (‘o.,
Montreal, was in Suntinerside on Sut-
urda_v.-lllr. Crawford. salcsinaii for
the ltiiperial Varnisli & Color (‘o., ot’
Toronto. inaniifartnrers of the cele-
brated Maple Leaf Paint, was in Sum-
niersitle doing business last \vcek.-
_\lr. l§d\vard lirch, Keiisiiigtoii, Mr.
\\’illiani Straight, liziylielrl, N~]\v
Briiiiswick. aitd Mr. .-\. .\. Mc(`aull.
Elierslie, were in Suniinerside Satur-
day on liiisiness.-Y.
-WEDDING BELLS.-A very pret-
t_\' inai‘i'inr.:e took place nt the lionic ot'
Mrs. l<‘. ll. Iienrd. Siiiiiniersltle, on
Moiitlny evening, Oct. l2tli, when her
duiirzlitcr. Miss Annu M.. liocanio the
wife oi Mr. \\'. (‘. Sf-liiirninn. son of
I\ir. Williaiii Scliuriiinn. itcilcqiie. The
cert-iiioti_\' was pet'i`oi‘iiioil liy the Rev.
J. i\l. ltit-e iii the liresoiit.-ti of thu ini-
nicdinto relaitivcs ot' the coiitrnctliii;
parties who were umitteiided. After
the ct-rciiioiiy and \vcd<liiig supper the
linppy t-otiple drove to their future
holiio ut llcacliwootl Cottage. Iietleqtic,
followed by the best wishes ot’ their
iiiany friends. The bride received
iii:in_\' bcniitiful presents which testify
to thc popul:ii‘it_\' ot' the young couple.
-X
-TlGNlSl~l.-'l`lit- forty lioiirs devo-
tion was held here last Sunday, the
wtintlier lwiiii.: fnvoralilt-. ttiev-~ we- 1
large crowil in atteiidaitce.-Mr. Syd-
iie_\' Green spent Siiiitlay at his lil- »
in Titriiisli.--Master Howland Murphy
is spcndiin.: Tlii\.iiksgi\'iiig at his tionic.
l-le will return to St. Duust.an`s ('ollt~;:c
’l`nosdny iiioriilng.--Tlie ladies of the
Red Cross Auxiliary are energetically'
pushing forwztrd their work, having
'l`iiesday and 'i`liui~aday afternooiis for
se.\\'iii_i: in addition to the roinlttaiice
of $100.00 and one case oi' clotliiiig
previously mentioned they have ati-
othcr <-use rciidy t`or sliipnieiit.
Tlirougli their efforts tlicro will be ti
case ot' sucks shipped front here this
week for the Army Field Service.
They have bceii also instruiiiciitul in
col!o<'t.iii;; ii case of clolliing for the
Eirigitiii Relief l~`iiiid. 'l`lils makes 4
cases clotliiiit: t'roin Tigrilsli to the
llelgiaiiis-1 mise uiidorwcnr from lion.
(‘harlc»s ltaltoii; 1 case clothing und
lilaiikvts from Smintor Murphy; 1 msn
boys' suits. sweaters, etc.. from J. ll.
Ml`l‘ll'k & Vo.; l cast: clotliiiigr t'olli~i~t-
ed hy tho iiadics' Auxillar_v. 'l`lit-
tiioinhors ot the ltcd Cross wish to
thank Itloiisigiior D. M. Mcllontild for
his kliid tissistzttivc in their good work.
llc has app(-uicd to his pnrisliiotiers
on several oct-asiotin for socks, <-.livest-
anil tliini:s for the relief ot' the stiffer-
ers. 'l`lir>_v also thank Miss Katie
Doyle, Norway. for $1.00 donated. and
Miss Zita Dalton, for $1.28 from the
Originality (‘lub ot' Tignish.
vresrsnii reirsoniits "
-Mr. Arthur Rennie. Elnisdale,
spent Saturday in Surumerslde.-H.
-Mr. W. D. White, Alberton, was a
visitor to Summerslde Monday.-X.
-Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Agnew left
/~\llwrtoii Saturday morning for Char-
future.-A.
-Mr. li. Roy Holman, of the Mari-
time l-‘ox Exchange. Charlottetown,
was iii Siiinmorsldc on Tuesday.-X.
-Dr. James Keir, Malpeque. was n
visitor to Sumnierside on Tuesday of
tlttis week.--X.
~- Mr. James (‘. Tuplln. Black Banks,
was in Summerside on Tuesday ol this
week.-X.
-Mr. E. S. Burleigh and Mr. Colin
Smith oi’ the Pioneer Fox Ranching
tio.. Ellerslie, were in Summernide on
Tuesday on fox business.-X.
CASTOR IA
Forlnhntuanddhildrcn.
its Kind You lim Alma Birgit
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W eed oom, we must have it for our Fall Stock. These exceptional
prices will btiingilt to us. THAT'S OUR BENEFIT. you need the clothes, this
is your chance to save money on them. TH AT S YOUR BENEFIT.
POSITIVELY
The biggest bargains ever offered will be shown at this Mutual Benefit Sale.
Mutual Savings On Ladies’
Coats
Ladies’ lined coats made in a beautiful Beaver Cloth with imitation Astra-
chan lining, rubber interlined, making them rainproof as well as wind proof with
a large fur collar of Mink, Marmot, Sable or Apposum, in Blues and B acks, sizes
34 to 44, formally' priced $20.00 and $25.00
Winter Coats
Another bargain is a
line of Winter' Coats made
in a good solid comfort-
able model in different
shades, sizes 32 to 42 for-
mally 18.00
Sale Price
$14.90
sizes 6 mos. to 4 yrs.
Children’s Coats
Imitation Bear Skins,
very warm just what the
kiddie wants made in
white, brown and red,
Winter Coats-
Another lot all styles
and shades made in heavy
cloth very warm and
made to wear and hold
their shapes, regular
$7.00 to $15.00.
SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE
$10.00 $1.49 to $2.75
$4.98 to $8.50
in this store for
Mutual Savings for Men
For one week we will sell any pair of men’s hose priced at 50c or 60c I
39c
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navy. black, grey and
tweed effects
$2.98
Regular Value $5-50 in in all shades, all sizes.
regular $3.00 to 5.00.
$1.75 to $2.98
i Ladies’ Coats i ilChildren's Coats) g
Skirts
Tweeds and mixed
tweeds, regular $4.00
and 5.00. Sale
$2.98
Black and Navy Skirts, regular Fancy Tweed Skirts, regular
SALE PRICE SALE PRICE
$1.75 $3.50
Prowse Bros. Ltd.
$3.50 i ‘W $5.00
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I"irst Natioiizil Fox lixteliaiize. Suni-
inersidc. spent Sunday at his old hottie
Mayor Sounders and Mrs. Satin-     
dcrs, Siiiiitiicrsidc, crossvtl by thc Eut-
press Moiiday oil u. toii-ilitys trip to
New York.-X.
in t‘i'apaud -\{
-Mr. Lawson. l\laiia,:er of the .»\l-
liortoii lirancli ot' the Ciiiitulinii Bunk
of (‘ointiiortec., who has linen ubsciit
tion, returned ri‘t~eiiti_v. llc was rc-
lii-ved during his nlisoiice by Mr. Bur-
iiess liydd, of Sytliicy.-1A.
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the last few weeks on lils vncn-
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and cross foxes.
2 Class A Options.
Write for Prospectus.
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4 pairs Newfoundland Patches showin 75 to 90 p. c. black.
Also Mink, Fisher, Marten, Skunk angllaccouns.
Head Ofiice of The Alpha Silver Black Fox and Patcli Fox
Co., Ltd. Guziranteeing 25 p. c. for 1915.
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has done more to accumulate wealth for the small investors of the
Maritime Provinces than any other industry ever created. Have
you investigated it! If not, start in by writing us for eneral
formation. We shall be glad to fumish it and answer alfquestions
intelligently, we know the business.
Fox Sale
We buy and sell stock in reliable companies, pure silver black
in-
_ If there is any chance of starting a ranch in your locality'
write or wire us. We can give you valuable tips or send our
representative to assist you.
The Prince County Fox Exchange, Ltd
Sumrnersidei
BRA
SS GOODS 1'
We have a very attractive stock of Brass Good h d ' cl d' J rdi erl
Umbrella Stands, Pot and Pedistle, Fern Dihes, Cagiilleogdckng ggétizrhgfe ag use:
ful and serviceable prices and ommental as well Some of the rices are as follows-._
Jardineerc several sizes at $1.25 2.50, 3.00 3 7g
gglzrxglvigxsfg $33650, and also each. ’ ’ 4 5° °°°h,'
Fern Dishes at $1.50 1 75 2 25 3 50 each,
Candle Sticks from 60:: 'to §.5'0 p'er-'pail-_
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