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-GHURGH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev.
~J-ss. llqcDou¢aIi will preach on Bab-
batb. the'10th, at Cape Traverse at
lllxohl-use. is Guardian Agent in Bum-
nierslde. _
-TH! MORNING DAILY Guardian
om be obtained at Ls|!orty's Tensor-
ial Parlors, Summerside.
0. _Kelly, Capt. Webster, left Wednes
day for ,Point du Chene to bring back
»tvnn.~car loads of rails for the Cape
Traverse Branch Railway.-H
-NARROW ESCAPE--On Saturday
night two young men were walking 0
up Queen Wlharf, when one of them
slipped and fell over into the water.
ran up the wharf lo secure assistance H0wal,g_
Wu-n Pl illip Gallant, the barber who
has a record of saving several persons
llAYltobuyint:hisProvinee. th-;¢>‘NE %lN'rperw‘i:ri:m.eachinsm
_ `*" . °* “ """°'°¢' °°'"°"- -euuusneloe sH|Prme.- s. 'r.
s --W. K._ IMCOUGAN, Globe lox Cash must accounting order. llini- Schooner ...rhree Helm. cwum.uu,._ Jam,
mm' °“"3“'b“'°"‘_7` ° ~-5"* ray. after discharging coal Igor! R. fT.
_ Holm ,Li ited, sailed yeet ay or
”'8T°"E °L°sE°"°Th° °‘°'° °f Port lluastinlgs. Schooner “G. C. Kel- .t 1  ,
R. T. Holman. Ltd., Summerside, will mo Cwtam Webmm “u°d~ye,t°,,l ,The mgn'|_¢_{3umm°"|de mm
"° °‘°'°‘l °" ""*°“‘"¢“'“'l 9”- M°“' any for Point an cnono. sobooner left on Monday tor the mano lumbar
“V1 0°"°b°~'° um' 3357`10'8M2Eu' "Marguerite," Captain Doucette, sail- woods: M8slrl¢»Jlmes_Perry, Thema#
-* ; s c 61 , ' ‘ _ , ,
-»<=~S=~<=f°~--H~ R- Be" will -i‘h.i‘il.§°'»‘»‘?»’o§‘i£.1'i.°’1l’§sl....f“3.f'll§§ vi-o§'T»“?L..§.fil.‘ii’lH’.'a‘3r.‘f.'l“11‘.§_-1’§f`“'
"wen in T°m|’e"“n°e nm- K°“5l“5' yesterday for Port Hastings. Schooner .<. ._ . -.`_ _ , ,
ton. at eleven a.m. and Spring Valley “Euan Mums Captain 01"", “ned __,._,,,__,__ ` > l _ __,_,,
Hall at seven p.m. on Oct. 10th. yesterday for Pictout S_ s_ ac“ca_ .~  , _ _
-`~'-' 10.30, Searletown at 8 and Summer-
side at 7.
pedia” Captain Hearn, arrived yes- .  l.
-NEW HOTEL AT ULIARY. - terdagy from Montreuh . `
vmgoponoaonoaoicrboorunnat ,_ __ ____  _ 
I-MPV- "° “'° 11°" 1>"°P"°‘l ¢° °*'°’» -xuursrono sonool.-'rho tor- ‘ ,
“H "'"°”°"" “’°°l7 l°°*"’d "9" lowing is the standing of Knutsford A  |  “
° ”'°"°“~ °°n°'°'° |m°"l*' bran" School for the months of August and _ '
M’ l’“"“°"» bein! “nab” t° swim ill? 1'00m3» U15 C003 “UP-`*~ T- M' September, Principal’s Department.-
3“°`8`13u“° Grade Vll-Annie Dyment, 1; Ruby
Moreshead, 2; Grade VI-Velda Dy
-SPECIAL.-You can get a 14K. mem’ 1. Mamie Adams’ 2; Jemm; Last evening. at their residence, 4‘
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_ You will be surprised when you see the fibriefdfld'
‘ style there is in our _ $14 _swts. Everyone .who has
seen' them has been surprised.  ~ 
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The Fact Is. e '
Clothes
minutes the man in the viator was
safely landed on the wharf.-il.
from drowning, appeared and in a few g
` L
-PAINFUL ACCIDENQ-Eric, the
twelve-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Farrant, Summerslde, met with
a painful accident on Wednesday.
While playing at school, he stumbled y
;r;& seggrallesgiterthbgiysmfsellmialvg- ai: Xligdnesday last on barb wire fencing Harris' 2; Elm, Bucmmmm, 3_ services as Recording Steward duh 
sprained., He was carried to his D
home, where he is now resting com-
fortably.-H.
Ill
-PRIZES AWARDED.-The com- Y
mittee appointed by the Summerside li
Improvement Association to deter- 0
-WITH RAILS-The schooner. G.
3.*
, to
th
al
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-PROSECUTOR H. B. Huestis, Sum
_ at their hosts whiling away the early
oung man named Barnet from Elms _Mm Nathan Percival (jmpgud, 1101118 111 50118;, Pleasant conversation,
was a visitor to friends is Cape Tru 91° T110 Presentation was made by
verse on Tuesday _V Rev Mr Fulton and Mr W A Weeks,
ale
f the Prohibition Act and fined $100
mine the best~kept yards and general 81111
appearance of residences in that part 111
of the town East of Granville St. and
W',est of Central St., have handed in
the following names as prize-winners:
Miss Lizzie Woodside, Ottawa St.,
wa St., 94; Mr. Paul Arsenault, East 1.
91 M
St., ; r. Frank Doucette, East St.,
89' - II
Mr. Pius Durant, East St. 88
Joe Z. Gallant, King St., 84; Mrs. Pat-` ll
Margaret Gallant, N. Market St., 80; 1.
Mrs. Cushing, Cedar St., 80; Mr. Geo. lo
Doucette, N. Market St., 80; Mr. Phip- M
lip Van Iderstine, Russel St., 78; Mr. 2,
Prank Sonler, Second St., 75; Miss G
-SCHOOL WORK-The following
100; Miss Susanna Schurman, Argyle is the standing Of the 11119118 Of Sf-
St., 100; Mr. Maxime Gallant! N. Mar- M
ire: sc, 95; Mr. Peter Donceico, otta- the mouth of September- Grade 1-
Marion McLellan; 2, Beatrice
Alice Thomas, Cedar St., 75; Miss Rita
Kate Strang, Second Si.. 75; Mrs. V
II-Bernice Gallant; 2, Heloise Mc-
Mary A. Gillis, Second St., 75.-H. 1 Culiough.-PL
ent -H
ary’s Academy, Summerside. iior
edge; 3, Patricia McLellan. Grade
, , , -1, Celina Wedge; 2, Myrtle Blac-
Mr. Joe E. Gallant, King St., 86; Mr. qlllefl 3. R€l8lI1l\ Al'Sen"~U1¢~ Grade
l-1, Bernice Arsenault; 2, A Cam-I
rick Mulligan, Hanover St., 81; Mrs. eron: 3. 1:80119- Wedge- Grade lV'_'
Elaine Blizzard; 2, Fausta McCul-
ugh; 3, na _ . 1.
nude McLeod; 2, Selina Perry, equal
Mary Wedge; 3, Maggie Gaudet.
rade VI.-1, Adelaide McNeill; 2,
had to have the wound dressed by
was convicted for a first offence
costs or three mouths' imprison
Le McNeill Grade V--
Millman; 3, Ada Sullivan. Grade
gineering.-H.
._-.___ 011
__ _ 1 Board of the Church in brief and
Bpenzggg §°g;l;,t £153 rsh iravpglltd tg happy speeches, in which they refer
"lends in Summe,.side_ red to the excellent and untlring ef
M forts which Mr. Smith had always plat
_ _ g_ B_ forth in the discharge of his stewar -
Je" M‘€l'_al;;l,g' Sv\g_2s’vf$g),.!;4I;i, Cape ship. They congratulated him on his
Traferse on ,1-'uesday_v_ 25th anniversary as Recording Stew
' ard ‘ -
_’_ i ness in the future. Mr. Smith, who
 1`;eigewL3:;:ei‘,{ g|?;3?:ld2,,, 5 had been taken by surprise, replied
:lima togms Sister Mm David C'o1eB_V in a brief speech, but excellent in the
B _ ' ' circumstances, thanking the membgls
___ ’ “Bi h dy for their kindness. and Messrs. -
Hnmngg; F;Ls“;pg,:;`;,; an r§njZ?§b|e ton and Weeks for the nice things
visit at drahamls Roni the guest of they had said of him. On the inner
MTs_ Gavin Hm.dmg__v_ i aide of the case of the watch are
_Mn Don Stewart’ Summe,.3i,|e_ words; “Presented Henry Smith, by
left on Tuesday morning for Wolfvme Ezhe Q. 0. B. of the First Methodist
College to resume his studies in en-
r°‘d$;‘§;% F°':“t‘i‘é“ tpan ,§““IfI‘":t°°d' Yeo, 3. Grade V-`-Blanche Dyment, 129, Pownal Street,,‘ while Mr. and ` "
°" - 9°’ P” “ -_ ' ‘-’ “‘°“' 1; Ruby Gay. 2: Albert Harris. 3- AS- M-rs. Henry smltb were "nt home" to
td-» lsummgrffde' 'gms ‘B °{°%pti°"' sistant’s Department, Grade IV-Ella the members and their wives' of the
va ue' e er or egalllleio lluzliil A““"‘“' 11 ~'°"“ Hams- 21 Edllll TRY- Quarterly Board or tbo First Method- ‘
` ` ' 1131'  £13156 III-21-1%; Hl\1‘1`l91k1§ ist Church, there was a pleasant in-
- 'W' _ eac er ma mall. 5 8191100 5°' formal function in the presentation
'_rlMsu' mllmli°&_M»l§iiiIT:lll§ K'“"°~“" 3~ G’“d° 2-Ellie HHl*1’l=»1= to Mr. smith, by :bo members, or a
- "h- “’”“‘f“’ °' “nfl , on Willis 31acA\1ley. 2: Elmer GW- 3- mngninoont gold wmn in token or
‘f“"g "Be cu °” °“° ° B eg’ Grade I~S\1dl9 M8CK911li€» 11 R059" their appreciation of his admirable
in the t twen fi e ears es
S DHI |.y~ Y Y » Y ' »
r' _Bl°°k' V' S' HESTEIH PEISUIALS lterday being the 25th anniversary of. _
, his election to the oillce. About forty.
_ ,_ L i' An, ¢ , 5 persons, ladies and gentlemen, spent 
P1-elliscleiebillydgillriuiilgdoygglyshligyesdla vlelilzr lliaguyrnmgxafde on elluggdaggl 3 l"°1'Y 1151192 and enjoyable evening -5
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behalf of the Quarterly Oflicial
, and wished him abundant happi
eautifully inscribed the following
hurch, Charlottetown; Oct. 7, 1915."
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/ ' e »‘  5- \l ` ._ _ \~_ ed-1 and 2, H. H. Acorn, Souris; 3,
 " = / " K J. J. Ferguson, Souris.
/I, _ 4 -. , , l ~ _; Carriage stallion, Island bred-1,
f f < < I lil' /” K *K '°  / _ .  _ I Geo. Wood, Red House.
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Our $14 suits this fall 'are wonders, other stores wonder howdwehcan sell
._ such suits at the price and the man who wears one is 801118 t0 W0" tif °W We
_ .store can actually give so much more value' for a given sum than ano _ er ,
 Come and Examine These
$14 Suits A
 They have a fineness of texture and firmness of texture that you would expect
OI' l'l'l01'8.
-1- These suits 'will hold their shape and color until worn out and wear as
. you never saw a $14 suit wear before ~‘  ‘
-'» If you don’t want a blue, you’ll find an abundance of Browns, Tans and
»'»~ Greys here that are fully as Igood values as th_e Blues.
 We show these remar able $14 values in a wide range of models to meet
2; When You See Them
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And note the excellent workmanship' put into each garment, you wont be able
for the life of you, to see why they don’t cost $22 or more.- A
If you want to pay more or léss
you’ll find a splendid assortment of attractive values and because we are show-
ing such really superior values this season you want to see them
When will you come A
 Prowse Bros. Ltd. .
SUUHIS PHIZE LIST
_ CLASS I.-H ORSES.
Carriage Mare, with foal at foot-1,
A. J. McDonald, Souris West; 2, D. J.
Mullens, St Peters.
Carriage foals, 1915-1. A. J. McDon-
ald, Souris West; 2, D. J. Mullens, St
Peters; 3, Fabian Deagle, Souris
West; 4, Wm. Ledwell, Souris.
Carriagefilly or gelding, under 4
years-1, P. T. Power, St Peters; 2,
Daniel C. McDonald, Green Vale; 3,
Harry Leslie, Line Road.
Carriage filly or gelding, under 3
years-1, Dr Sullivan, Souris; 2, John
Wood, Bridgetown; 3. John F. Mc-
Issac, St Peters; 4, Peter Warner,
Souris West. _
Carriage filly or gelding, under 2
years-1, D. J. Mullens, St Peters; 2,
A. J. McCormack, L. Pond; 3, John
Montgomery, Souris; 4, John Elsworth,
Baltic.
. Clydesdale, Percheron or Shire stel-
lions, any age, registered-1, Acorn
& McKinnin, curls; 2, Henry E. Mal-
lard. Gowan rae; 3, Edwin Reid,
Rollo
Cart 3 years or over-1,
Gowan Brae; 2,
at foot, not
McEwen, St
Beer River;
Acadia; 4,
We have made special arrangements with
the most exclusive Ladies’ Tailoring Estab-
lishment in Canada, whereby we are in a posi-
tion to take orders for Coats, Suits, Skirts and
Dream. You can select your favorite from
numerous fabrics-you can select the style you
like .best-you ‘can choose the lining from a
number of samples., We will take your measure
and guarantee that the garment will fit you per-
fectly in every respect. Delivery will be made
from 10 to 14 days.
W l f th l illustrated
here asevsgg a';Il:l’o;'ena?<’Ji?oth¢§r;;.ty es .
We can show you enlarged illustrations of
each number. '1_`he different sample. may_be
seen, examined and tested for strength, quality,
color and texture.
` A We are anxious to show our fashion lates
to interested people-and we would partigular-
ly impress upon each person the fact that we"'_
GUARANTEE ABSOLUTELY the fitting A
qualities of each garment ordered through us., ‘
Every fold, every crease, every fashion
denotes style, quality, class. ‘
_' 'l'he garments are cut by experts from 
highest .ranks-the iigality of tailoring 18 
preme-the fabrics ve _all been th0r0
e£on%ed and shrunk, the linings are non ~
a le erfectus Canvas. . my
The finish and _style shows the
quality of hand ta1l_ox-mg., Each
masterpiece in its line. , , '
- Call at the Ladies’ *
ment just as quickly ll
styles and select V
make delivery just
Will!
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Station;
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4. Jes. E.
under 8 gears
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4. Lealord
1, Alfred Morrow, North Lake.
Holstein Bull, 2 years, registered-
1, Daniel Compton, Bangor.
Shorthorn grade cow, in milk ‘or
‘calf-1, Fabian Howlett, Souris River;
2. Lawrence Kickham, Souris West; 3,
Edward Kickham, Souris West; 4,
Peter D. Peters, Rollo Bay.
Ayrshire cow, milk or calf, register-
ed-1, 2 and 3, Rev. E. Walker, Rollo
Bay.
Ayr grade cow, milk or calf-1, Eil-
win Reid, Rollo Bay; 2, Henry Mallard, I
Gowan Brac; 3, Hert Jackson, Fortune
Head; 4, Peter Wnrner, Souris West.
Ayrshire heifer, 1913, registered-1,
Rev. E. Walker, Rollo Buy; 3, Peter
Vineau, Rollo Bay.
Ayrshire heifer, 1913, grade-1,
Peter Vineau, Rollo Bay; 2. Peter A.
Mclssac, Souris; 3, D. F. McDonald,
Souris; 4, Peter D. Peters, Rollo Bay.
Ayrshire grade heifer. 1914-1, Char-
lotte Murphy, Souris West; 2, Rev, E.
Welker. Rollo Bay; 3, Daniel Mclsaac,
Souris; 4, Peter Vineau, Rollo Bay.
Ayrshire grade heifer. 1915-1, Al-
fred Pope, Chepstow; 2, Rev. E. Wal-
ker. Rollo Bay; 3, Fabian Howlett,
Gowan Bree; 4, Frank McDonald,
Souris.
Jersey or Guernsey cow, milk or calf
-1. A. E. Clark, Souris; 2, George
Ffllsen Sourls: 3. A. E. clark, Souris;
4, Marshall Psquet, Souris.
Jersey or Guemsey, 1913-1, Frank
Grimes. Souris; 2, Lawrence Klclrharn,
Souris West. -
Jersey or Guernsey, 1914-1, e _
Wood. Red House. G 0
Holstein -Cow, in milk or calf, re.
Bistered-1, A. W. Morrow, North
Lake.
*L P- J- Mllllllly. Souris West' 2, D
F. McDonald, Souris; 3, Arthilr Mc.
Donald. Souris: 3, Armor Mononald
311111112 4- P- J- Mullnly. soul-in woot '
Mnomoln nomar, 1913, gi-sae-1 P 3
ously. sonris woot; 2,11 b ' ' I
lY.HS_?uris River. r an Muna
0 lteln grade, 1914-1, A. _ _
row,~North Lake; 3, Wm. R. Vlxbglg:
Rollo laixy, ’
Ayrs re bull, 3 y , | ___
Jos. E. Deagle, Bedslllivletlg; Eteglger
Rollo Bay; 3. Fabian nbwlou
Bree; 4. H. J. McDonald, Gregg;
and
CBNIB-|., A, W, 
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P. J. _%ull_sly,
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HOLMAN’S--the Island’s Biggest, Best ' and f  
2' Flble. C < . ,
Peter Vlnzaliiow ltlll " '
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Long wool ewe lambs, grade-1, Ed-
win Reid, Rollo Bay; 2, Peter Vineau,
Rollo Bay; 3, Peter D. Peters, Rollo
Bay. - .
Pure bred grey faced rem-1. DI F.
McDonald, Souris; 2, Henry Mallard.
Gowan Brae; 3, Wm. A. Townsend,
Fortune; 4, A. J. McDonald_, Souris
West. ' Q
Two grey faced ,grade ewes;-1_.
Frank Mnllaly, Souris River; 2, Wm.
llowicit, (l'\\\'uxl limo; 3, Neill E.'Ro'_is,
i-`o.‘.unc licnd.
Grey faced ewe lambs-1, Wm. How-
let‘, Souris River; 2, Neil S, Ross,
f"°1ll1ll° Head; 3. Jas. McRae, Rollo
Bay.
Pure bred ram, registered-1, Nell
S. Ross, Fortune Head.
Grade lambs. Oxford, Suffolk, Hamp-
Slllrv-1. Wm. Howlett, Souris River;
2. Neil S. Ross. Fortune Heed; ii,\Basll
Clfra-iSB<>ru,t Blrackley Road.
W0 11 H Ben. any bi-eed-1. Edwin
ll°l<1- R°1l° Bay; 2. Non s. non,
F°'*“"e H0110: 3. Jos. McRae, Rollo
Bay. _ »,
_ CLASS IV.-SWINI. _, .
I'l'l"Ir»ln»~’»f|-mwllim
Y°1'l1Sl1l1‘H boar. 1 year or over, re-
gistered-1, D. F. McAulay;-30||r1g_;
Ywkshlw sow. with lluor, registered-
~1. Peter Vineau, Rollo Bay,
Yorkshire sow, with litter, not fe.
glatered-1, John McKinnon, Bear
glveli 2. Fabian Howlett, Gowltn
rgei. 3, Allan Robertson, Mt. Hope.
1 rx; r Yorkshires. under 7 'montbs_
» Bury E. Mallard. Gowan.,B|-“Vg
“nd 3' L°“'"'d M°1‘119Y. Green Vale
_Berkshire boar, 1 yg;;»_1 ju,
NYS- Swrls: 2. Jas. xlolrbnn éourn
Holstein cow. in milk or calf, grade West. . ’ » .
Pal' Berkshire l1|¥B. under 7 months
1. Jas. Klckhsm. Souris West.,-
P°" 2 b“°°" |1°ll*1» Henry lil Mal-
lard. Gowan Brac,
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