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The Western Guardian A ‘
-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
-W. K. MeGOUGAN, Globe Fox
“I-Zxchange, is Guardian Agent in Sum-
merside.
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
can be obtained at Lafferty's Tonsor-
ial Parlors. Summerside.
-CHOCOLATES 23c. per lb. Sat-
urday only at Holman's, Summerside.
1777-7-1M2lE1l.
-PUMPS. - Women's Colonial
Style whitc canvass pumps. covered
heel. price $1.00 per pair. SINCLAIR
& S'I`l<}\\"Alt'l‘ LTD. 1781~7~ZlE1l.
-NOTICE-AUCTION AT MAL-
PEQUE. - On Tuesday, July titb
next at the Manse there will be an
auction of nnu~h household furniture,
cows. horses, buggy, and many other
articles. liugh Morrison, Auctioneer.
1792-T-2M2lE1ipd.
-SHEETING - Pure . bleached
plain sheeting, 72 inches \vlde, firm
close weave, usual 25c. quality, spec-
ial no\v only l9c. per yard. SINCI...-\lR
& STEWART LTD. 1781-72M2iEli.
-Miss Loretta M. Leonard, teacher,
Port llill, loft on Thursday morning
for her home in (‘0rn\\'all. ’i‘ho people
ol' Port Hill regret vcry much that
sho will not return as teacher,-P.
I
 
-ONE CENT per word each Inser-
tion for advertising in this column.
Caslt must accompany order. Mini-
mum charge twenty-iivc cents.
-RAINCOATS. -- Women's rub-
berized parniatta raincoat, full length
model with strong sewn seams, regu-
lar $3.75 value, claring now at $2.90.
SINCLAIR & STEWART LTD.
1781-7-2M2iE1i.
TIGNISII
-IDEAL WEATHER-Farmers in
and around Tlgnish are again smiling
at the ideal weather now in evidence.
The crops are growing with a marked
growth and many are taking the last
chance of a late fall in sowing oats.-Z
-T0 MONCTON-The following
went to Moncton on Dominion Day:
Misses Julian Perry and Katherine
Gaudet, Messrs. Geo. Gallant, Joseph
Gallant, Prank Richard and Eddie
Desltoche. --Z
-NEARING DEATH--Mrs. Cahil
mother of Mr. Peter Cahil, who is con-
nected with the Tignish Trading Co.,
is at death's door as a result of a ser-
ious accident she met with a couple of
months ago.-Z.
TO SUMMERSIDE--The follow-
ing went to Summersitle for the races
on Dominion Day and returned the
same evening. Messrs. Patrick Hog-
an, James Christopher, John Ilogan,
.Iolm Arsenault, W, I). Sumner, Dr and
Mrs McNally, Wm Desltoches.-Z.
-AGAIN SICK-Mr. 'Prosper Rich-
ard, of Harper Road, who had the mis-
fortune of having his right leg ampu-
tated last winter as a result of an auto-
mobile accident, is again reported dan-
gerously ill irom brain fever. Great
sympathy goes out to his wife and
small children.-Z.
-OFFICER RETURNS-Mr. Ben-
net Mclnnis, police officer of the Met-
ropolitan police force of Boston, Mass.,
who for the last few weeks had ben
visiting his former home in Kildare,
returned to iloston on Wednesday, nc-
companied by his aged father, Mr.
Gus Mclnnis, who will be his guest in
‘greater part of the summer.-Z.
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FOXES
Pure Prince Edward Island Class A-REGISTERED--Silver
Black Foxes for sale for delivery this summer or fall. Guaranteed
pedigree goes with each fox sold.
We have fourteen pups in the first three litters to come out
of the houses this year-litters of three, four, and seven pups.
Exceptionally good foxes at moderate prices. Come and see
our foxes-seeing is believing. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
The Huntley Silver Fox Co., Ltd
Summerside,
Prince Edward Island, Canada
1304-6-9M1m0.
, the great city of the “Hub” for the
-NEW COMMITTEE-A new citl-'
zens” committee was appointed on
Tuesday evening to look after the
"Bettermeut of the Village of Tignish”
!0 replace the one that resigned about
one month ago. The following were
named: Messrs. L. S. Perry, Joseph
Bernard and John Gaudet.-Z.
-SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS -
Tignlsh Grammar School and the
ones in Peter-ville and St. Louis held
their annual June examinations on
Wednesday and were well attended.
Every pupil showed marked improve-
ment over last year's work and much
encouraging remarks were made by
leading ratepayers present.-Z.
--T0 BUY FARM-Mrs. Peter Kel-
|i’. of Waltham. Mass.. arrived in Tig-
nish on Tuesday and is now a guest of
bet brother, Mr. Charles Mclnnis. It
is understood that her husband will
shortly follow her here and invest in-
to a farming location to make it his
future home. Mr. Kelly was formally
from Lot 11 and has many friends in
this part of the Island.--Z.
-ON BUSINESS-Hon. S. 'l‘. Gal-
lant. of Piusvllle, was in Tlgnisll on
Wednesday and when interviewed as
to the possibility of an election this
fall was very reticent in expressing
lllS Vl€WB On the matter. His enthus-
iasm as to the political situation show-
ing that the coming local as well as
the Dominion election will show a
marked gain for the present Govern-
ment in power is not waning. It is
understood that his present trip here
is purely a buslness°one.-Z.
-RETURNS HOME-Mr. John M.
Gaudet returned to Tignish on Tues-
day from Charlottetown after having
spent about two years in that city. Mr.
Gaudet has been for the last tive years
caretaker' for the Dalton Fox Ranch
and last March his health completely
broke down causing him to give up
work entirely and undergo medical
treatment. His condition now is crit-
ical and it will be several months as
Yet before he is able to resume his
former employment.-Z.
-FAMILY--Mrs. Ernest Gallant ar-
rived in Tignish on Tuesday in com-
pany with ller two young children
from Worcester, Mass.. to join her hus-
band here and make it her permanent
home in thc futurot Eier husband has
replaced Mr, E. Gallant. former man-
ager ofthe Tignlsh Drug Store. Mrs.
Gallant was met at the boat in Sum-
merside by her husband. who accom-
pnnled hor and his children to their
destination.-Z.
-T0 PROVIDENCE-,Mrs. Brinton
0’Connor, of Tignlsh, left on Wednes-
day for a several months’ visit to Prov-
fidcnce, R. I. where she formerly re~
sided. Mrs. O'Connor is well known
in the fox industry, having come to
this Province about three years ago
and invested in several pairs and
caused a ranch to be constructed near
Tignish, where she supervises the
cure and feeding oi’ these black beau-
ties. Her success was phenomenal
~ from thc start ami today she is recog-
nized as one of the wealthy fox ran-
leiiv'e'l'i1' abhdf N16 weeks "s'.'nil”'w'lll loin
her in Providence.-Z.
-LEAVING TIGNISH-Mr. and
Mrs. William Wiser, who came to Tig-
nish last fall intending to locate here
have decided to leave and return to
Massachusetts. Mr. Wiser is known
throughought the Province. likewise
his wife, for reason that during the
last three years the have done vaude-
ville work under tie management of
Dr. Herman, who travels throughout
the Province yearly giving tent perfor-
mances as an advertisement to sell
his medicines. Last fall when Dr.
Herman broke up his show for the
season Mr. and Mrs. Wiser decided to
locate in Tignisb and after great de-
liberation Mr. Wiser opened up a first
class meat market and at first did a
good business only to meet with close
competition causing him to abandon
the field to his rivals. The Young
folks of Tignish will miss this couple
very much for _while they were here
they were instrumental in fostering
many theatrical performances besides
being very popular in the social set
which caters to anyone musically in-
clined.-Z.
HEALTH HF
ANIMALS HHAHCH
Under and by virtue of the author-
ity conferred upon me by the pro-
visions of section eighty-one of the
Order~in-Council of November thir
tioth, nineteen hundred and nine, be-
ing regulations relating to animals'
quarantine, issued under authority of
Chapter eleven, 3 Edward Seventh,
intituled “An Act respecting infect-
ious and contagious diseases affecting
animals,” I hereby authorize and di-
rect the inspection by veterinary ln-
spectors of all foxes entering the
Province of Prince Edward Island,
Consignors and Consignees of foxes
brought into said Island shall, on or
before the arrival of said foxes in
said Island, report the number and de-
scription of the same to the nearest
(Tustoms officer, and shall submit the
same for veterinary inspection at
(Tharlottetown. After satisfactory in-
spection, foxes will be placed in quar-
antine for thirty days in the premises
provided for the purpose by the Pro-
vincial Government. During the per-
iod of detention, the necessary care
and attention will be provided by the
Provincial Government. and the foxes
will be at the risk of the owners.
The Order oi July thirtieth, nine-
tccn hundred and thirteen, is hereby
rescinded.
Approved (Sgd.) Geo.I{.0'I-lalloran,
Deputy Minister of Agriculture.
Veterinary Director-General.
Dated at the City of Ottawa, this
22nd day ol’ June, 1015.
1729-G-30MEOi. -
“A SOLDIER AND A MAN
A private in the 2nd Coldstreani
Guards, writing to friends at Pcnarth.
(`ardli`l', says: I must tcll you about
chers in West Prince. The greater
part of the young foxes in the New
Provitlcnce Silver Black Fox Co.. or-
ganized this summer were furnished
`from her ranch. Her' husband will
tht- Prince, \vho is here with ns. I
can assure you and all the Welsh poo-
ple he is as brave as o hero. Only lust!
night he passed me when the German
shells were coming ovcr. You can
it it lit
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_HHIME PHllV|H_lTl$
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THE EASTERN STEAMSHIP
CORPORATION ANDXAR-
MOUTH LINE.
OFFERING SIX FREE TRIPS ALL
EXPENCE8 INCLUDED.
To encourage travel this season and
create an interest' throughout New
England in the Mpritlme Provinces,
the above Companies are advertising
throughout the six-New England Sta-
tes six free round tours to the Provin-
ces to persons sending in the largest
numberrof naman _with bonu fide *dd-
reueo dffpersons now living in New-
England formerly from the Maritime
Provinces and Newfoundland.
Three trips will be from Boston ov-
er the Yarmouth Line and three via
the International Line. The two larg-
est llsts will secure free trips covering
the three Provinces and visit the Cit-
ies of Halifax. Sydney, Charlottetown,
and St. John, etc. the second winners
to Yarmouth. Digby, \Volfevllle, Hal*
ifax and return and the third largest
list will entitle free trip to Yarmouth,
Digby and return.
The free.tours will cover transport'
ation, meals and stateroom on steam-
ers and expences at the best hotels
in each place visited.
the lists will be received up to noon
ot' August 17th next and must be alph-
abetically arranged. The lists for tours
via Yarmouth must only include nam-
es and addresses of persons formerly
from Nova Scotia. Cape Breton and
Newfoundland and lists for tours via
International Line names and addre-
sses of persons formerly from New
lirunswick and Prince Edward island.
’l‘he Companies offering the free
tours expect to compile a mailing list
ot' 50,000 names and later in the seas-
on these lists will be used to boom the
sale of apples from the Provinces am-
ong the tens of thousands of canadia-
ns no\v living ln New England. The
slogan will be "Buy a barrrel ot' Nova
Scotia apples" following the some plan
as was adopted so successfully in the
South the past year “Buy a bale of cu-
tton." This will materially help the
apple growers of the Provinces.
Persons are requested to communi-
cate with their friends and relatives
in New England at once to enter the
competition and boost this excellent
idea. Persons living in the provinces
are also requested to compete. Tile
chain letter plan is rcommended.
For detailed prospectus and complete
itineraries write to
Free Tours to Maritime Provinces,
Care, Eastern Steamship Corp'n.
Central Wharf, Boston, Mass.
1822-7-5-ME5i
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take it from me he is not only the
Prince of Wales, but a soldier and a
man, and we arc all proud o him. lie
is not very big, but he has got a big-
ger licart than u lot who are hanging
buck in Great Britain. I hope, please
God. he will come back safe and sound
without a scratch .
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An Island Unit Fo
It has been many times pointed out that out of the many men whom we have sent to the great war, there is not a single
enlist. unless they can go with their own officers, and with their own c
Both These Conditions are Men  is Your 
Now Changed by
The fact that six qunliiicrl artillery ofiiccrs, most of them of many
years’ expcricncc, have voluntccrcd to go to thc front as officers of
A Heavy Artillery Battery
from Prince Edward Island
Their namcs will be announced in duc time.
r the Fro
company or battery of any kind which Prince Edward Island can point to with pride and say that it is a battery, or company, which
epresents the Province, and to whom we entrust our honor.
We Want These Men Quick V
We are now to recruit this battcry to full strength of two hundred
mcn, to bc trained and fitted.
Now then, MEN OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, it is up to
you. These oiiicers are not asking you to go to thc front but they are
asking you to come to thc front with thcm. Every man who knows
his duty to Prince Edward Island will do so. Every woman on Prince
Edward Island should encourage her men to go, be they husband or
son, and not hold them back.
_ _ _ This Battery has been authorized by _the _Department of
Mthtia. Recruiting is now going on, and _ nil will start within .
a few days. Pay to start on .date of examination. 86 _men have
Because if we do not complete this battery early in July we must
abandon it, and that would be an cverlasting disgrace to the men of
Prince Edward Island. If you will come, send your name, age,
address and experience (if any) in /\T ONCE. You have been putting
this decision off from day to day for ten months. Do not wait a day
longer-you are needed now. The formation of this battery to re-
present Prince Edward Island depends upon you. \Ve want exper-
ienced men, if possible, but experience is not necessary.
already volunteered and -17 as oflicers
Again recruiting has not been as satisfactory as could be wished. Many give as a reason, the fact that men do not wish to
Every Day Duty
To enlist in this battery, to protect our great Iimpire, to protect
our own litllc Island, and above ull to avenge the thousands of \vomcn
and little children, \vho have not been killed, but ruthlessly murdered by
OIIC COllllllOil CIICIHY. _
hums.
Six Months to Train
In artillery, every man must know his work well. To make :1
battery fit
one large
and ready, at least six months’ training must be gone through.
This givcs cvcry mon in thc battery a chance to work to the top; to
make friends and chums of every other man; in fact, to make the battery
family; in which every member will fight to the last gasp
for cvcry other member.
cWhen Peace Comes
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particulars from any of the following oiiitzersz-
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shall it be recorded of us on that day; that we took our part
. in the common struggle and earned our share in the common triumph;
or that we'-sneaked through it in the shelter of the dead; that we crawled
away from the danger without sharing in it, to the peace bou`¢l1t'¢t 9°
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