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'I`l')l \A\" S GREAT THOUGHT.
M.iuy ii true word is spoken be-
hind our bucks,
1ilTL'l.’S EYES.
- I I llllill
A woman judge has been appointed
in iwiliforliiii, “Laying the law
down," Iioivever, is no new occupa-
tion of wilmzin,
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'Tliv “query” leather is the hat
uiiiltirrli, it seclizs to linswer.
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Mairyv seliimllioys, ns the result of
medil::.l exuliiiliution, were found to
bi- overclnd. Ili anticipation of the
birch, no doubt,
O U S
lilind _:iris are the best telephone
girls, it is stuted. Then- why do
they uliiploy deiif ones?
If U C
“'i`liv jnuruzilist goes everywhere nt
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OYA ,I   -suusollimms should renew ii
Q L_ week or two before the time they'
 ‘y  have paid for has expired and tlius'
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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
-Mr. H.. CLARK is Guardian
Agent in Alberton. fliil Phone iB_7.
-lvin. FRANK i.Arieniz'rY is char
dian Agent. iu Bumniereide. His Omce
phone is 26.
-SLTGHT IIELAY-The Summer-
side Express wus ohout un hour late.
in leiiring Tignish, Monday murnlng,`
owing to un accident Partial derail-
ment was caused by the switch hiiv-
iiig been lelt opeir.--'1‘.
-KIND A("I`-Dr. W. T. McBrid<‘-.
Tignish, lius collected uhout olie hlin-I
ri.-ed iinliiirs mr nie willow ol the inte]
Mig Philip DesRoches who was killed'
umler mther uuuiuliil circumstiinces a
short time ai;0~-T.
-(`Ol`¢llFi'C'1‘l0N.--An item in yes~
tcrday’s paper referring to railway
uppointmcnts should have rend tlmt
Mr. W. ll. Sliickiord was appointed
ticket agent und operator at Sum-
mcrside and not “Assistant Agent-"
-l‘(ll.I(`l<] C(llil’i"l‘,-ln the Police
Court .qt Slimmerside yesterday
Joselih Kenney, iirrestell the previous.
evening on ii charge uf being drunk
and di.=orderly wus iilied $5 find costs
-(EASE DISMISSFID-The case
nguillst Messrs Mnttl\e\v and
Inman, ili wliose ranch the foxes sul*
posed to have been the Gordon foxes
were found, and who were charged
with concealing stolen goods, which
has_ been before the Miigistriite’s
Court at Summersidc (or some weeks
was dismissed on Monday the prosc-
cution with-drawing the case against
them.-J.
-r‘.H.I\nl‘.Fn WITH s"l‘nAi.1Nl.‘.-
the word ol his editor,”‘~ says the Robert (}.\1\,,M Ur Tignish was arrest.
Atheliuelini. Suvc the place he is
iuost often told to go to.
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eva-:y T32 people in Eligliind. This
ed on Mondiiy by Constiiblc Smith
nd lirnllslit to siiniliiersiile yesterday
u .
morning on ii charge of stealing liq-
|`liere is ii pliice of worship for um. by \i,)1ence_ It ,\pI,eurs “mt some
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gives the lllxin, wliose church holds
only live liundrlzd, li legitimate ex-
uiliil- for stnplllllg liwlly.
(`()N SOLING.
The follnivilig dialogue was over-
lil~;irll on one oi our local bout icr-
ries: ,
illil l.udy (with leur): "Are tliere`
e\'».-r :iny pcl'solis lost in thc river,
b<\:iilna\ll'?"
Ferryiliiilit “Bless you, no; we ul-
lus iiliils 'ein :igili the next lilly!"
l)()UlS'l`l1`UL.’
“Rexx \l. S. Riclmrdsoii, pastor ol
Firizt liliptist vliureh :ind Mrs. liicli-
iirdslilif' iuiys. :ill vxl-Iiiiligl-,“;ll'e boi-.k
~'I`l~mli ll lnonill of l'|~:il lllcaisulit i‘eilt»-
illl v;il';ilil»ll,”
'I`l\.i:; .~:l-vlizu Il.lrll|_v 1-,lin\p1in\r\.ntn1~y
til .‘-il'. |iii'ii:il`iIu¢ill`s (-ollL!l`e|;iitioll.
.-\N l`\'l".I\l.Iillll.I‘l 'l‘l*}‘.:>"l'.
“IIow do you know tbut your
1l:iil1:Ili.1'l"s nulsic is iliipi'oviiig‘?" nok-
rd ll l‘|‘.~=ilIi‘llt ol (irlifton street of 11
li<_~ii:IiI»iilli', tlil- other duy.
"‘”I`I»l~ ueigiiliors ure gcttiilg illorc
il-i<~ll<IIy_" wus the trlltlilul if unex-
pi:l'ti'd reply,
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JUST SU.
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l\1:il:i.\~i.r:lte (to bllrgliiri) "What is
your il';li|e'?"
'l‘lil- lliinlly (ine: "l.ocksniitli, yer
wol'sliip."
Mnizistlwiiei “What were you doing
will-n the police entered?"
’i`llf» lilludy (ine: “Milking ii bolt for
the dliol‘."
A M/\'l"i`El`t UF DE'l"AIl..
We rv~fiil in u Novo Seotiu paper
“Tile lnnny friends of Judge lnilillry
ill this city will be pleased to leiirn
that he luis about lully recovered
from hir- illness nnd is sufficiently
nironi: to sit up liiiily. He will be
out of his room iind about the house
in nliritliel week."
'llilr writer might properly have
grille on and told his renders when
the judize would be able to put on
his boots nud wlish his fuse!
I-IARll TU FIND.
This story has no lociil benringz-
iirs. Wiisiln wus known to her
lio;ir<lcl's lis being rather “near” in
the portions nl food thiit she dolcd
out to the boilrders at her table.
At one dinner wishing to be polite
til ri new llolirder, slie naked:
".\ll'. Pilliiiy, how did you lind the
steak illis evclling?’ '
"ily turninir my potato over," re-
plied the hoiirder.
(IAUGHT.
The telephone has its great advan-
tages bllt it ulso has its drawbacks,
ns ii cemiln young man in this city
knnw to his cost. Yesterday, his em-
ployer luid occasion to send him on
an errand, but judge ol his surprise
when live minutes
look out oi his
down tliestreet,
leaning idly on
step of n well-
indignation
happenin:
window
'eelis :igo the prisoner entered ri
drug store :lt Tigiiisli und demanded
of the clerk a qiliintity of liquor
which wus refused. After making
several thi-ents he lirushed the clerk
aside und proceeded to help liiiiiself,
which rictioli on his port was highly
resented by the clerk, who immediate-
ly liud ii wllrreiit issued for Gullniit's
ni'rei-ii., but nwini: to the lntter being
nwny fishing it wus only executed. on
Molldziy lost. 'l`hi: '\u'isoncl‘ was token
before stipi-ii<lilll‘y Wriixht. who re
mmldcd him io jnil until Monduy
next.-J.
~l3Illl.l<} lilllT.l°l'l`ING._-A iiieetlllg in
the iiiterests lil the liible Society
was held ill the Ml-tliodist ('.`hlil'cli ii
If'entr:iI, lllli; Ili, on lfridziy eveliing,
Sept. l2th. 'Vile Rev. .\, l~`. New-
comb, District ,\‘ccret:ii'yof the (‘I:lll-
:idilin liilile .\li»¢-.iety, wus pl'cs¢-.ntiinil
igzive ll. most illstlwli-.tive und inspir-
ilu: :idlllje-ss on the work which the
liibic Society is doiill.: tliroliglioilt
the world in sprelidiniz the lloly
llible. Aft:-.r the iifldress ri limnch of
the Socilii.y wus <irp;iiniv.cll with the
followilli: ofiii-el`:-it l’rcsillellt-Mrs.
John Yeo; Vice-lI‘resi<len1.s-~the penn
dent plistols; Hecrntiiry-'|`rl':islircr,
Willililn li. Uottoli. lt is hoped thot
the people of the eollwiillliity will
give this new briillch their lieiirty
support.
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-ONE CENT per word each inser-
tion for advertising in this column.
Dash must accompany- order. Min-
imum charge twenty-dve ceutl.
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-WEDDING- The marriage took-
place at Qt. Paul’s Church, on Moli-
day last, oi Mr. James D. Sheehan,
one ol l:lummerside's _ most popular
young iiien to Miss Carrie F. Clark,
second daiightpr of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Clark/ Summerside. The
bride, who ~wss attended by Miss
Delia Clark, looked charming in a
suit of white hedlord cord, with hat
to match. The groom was supported
by Mr. William Cameron. thecere-
mouy being performed by the Rev. J.
C. Mcliesn. The large number of
bemitifnl presents show the esteem in
which the happy couple were held by
their many friends. The groom's pre-
sent to the bride was u gold watch
and fob. Mr. and Mrs. Sheehan will
reside on East Street.--J.
(From Yesterday's Evening Gusrdian)
-GUNS AND AM~MUNI'l‘ION-- the
biggest variety and best selections at
Braces. 1307-9-5Mtuf4iEf2i.
-WEDDING BELLS.-The marriage,
of Mrs. Clam Keele, Mill River East.
and Mr. H. Spears of Piusville, took
place on Monday the Bth inst.-A.
-A NEW ROOM.-The fourth room
Of the Alherton High School was re-
opened on Monday with Miss Daisy
Agnew, ns teacher.-A.
_JUBILEE CLOSED.- The Jubi-
lee services in St. Pn\1l'B C8tl10li°
Church, Summerside, commenced on
Sunday and finished this morning
with a High Mass at 8 o‘clock.‘ The
pastor, Rev. J.” C. McLean, was as-
sisted in the services by Rev's. S.
Boiidreziiilt, Egmont Bay; J. J. Mc-
Donald, Kinkora; M. Monaghan, Mis-
cnilche; _P. .P. Arsenault. MDM 93'*
mel.
.llllisielnl l>Eli'soilliLs
--The Hon. and Mrs. Jumcs liicli-
ards Spent the week end iii Tigiiisii,
retiirning Nlondlw ut n00f\»"T-
-Mr. Arthur CliaiSS0Il. Wh() VV*-ls
visiting his parents in 'I`ii€“i“l\ i0" the
last two weeks, has returned to Dor-
chester, Mass.-T.
-Mr. Jerome J, Richards, lclt yes
terdiiy morning for _Bostonzr after
spcnlling :1 short vuentiou in 'lignisb.
-'i‘.
--licv. I-I. Il. Strothnrd and Mrs.
*iirotliurri, Allicrton, lelt on Tuesdiiy
morning on ii three weeks heliduy
trip to friends in Moncton and other
purts on the mainland.-A.
--Mrs. (.‘. W. Grunt of Lynn, Mass..
:ind liei‘ Iirotlier, Mi". Fred Cumplicll,
»-A.
.-l_\1i~. T. (.`. llell und Mr. 'A. 1'.
llreuu, Albcrton, :irc on ii drivinii
trip to (‘liill‘lllttel.o\vli, lilivillg left Al-
um on n visit to their parents, Mr.
t und Mrs. Ewen Cunipbcll, Albei-iton.
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We want the women of this community to know that this is the fore I, .
We know you’ll appreciate the smariness of our gowns, c0a‘S, `W8lSlS» .
‘ ` The prices on oiu' new Fall Coats read like this: $4.59, $5.50, $8i50,
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$12.50 to $24.75. . ,
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7 is visiting: relatives und friends in Ivislt relatives in Boston while away. I
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...Mi-, Charles Malone, _Hilden, 
S., is spending his vacation in his
old home, North Tryon, the guest Of
his cousin, Mr. Charles Pooly.
-'Tlie following were among those
who registered nt the llellevue Hotels
Tignish, on Saturday Sept. 13th:~-
in. and ins. J. w. Fitzgerald. Meni-
renl; Geo. A. lVlcBean. Montreal. 0-“dI
_]_ L_ Flemming" Halifax.-T. V I
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(From Yesterdny's Evening Giinrdinn)
-Miss Helen White, Alberton, lift
for Halifax on Monrliiy wlicre Shi!
will attend the Iilidics Uollegc.-A.
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- Williuni Minlil of Summer-
Mrs. `_iY _
side, l’. ld. I., is visiiiiiig in Auilierst.I
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the guest of Mrs. .liiliu liull, Melrose
St.
-Mr. und Mrs. John A;_:i\€W. Al'
bcrtou, :ire in Hlililiix wiilier they
went with their du.u;;litel‘, Miss Ellie
who will uttciid the Llidics College.
--A.
-Dr. ldrskin Keir and Mrs. Keir
mid Miss (‘hristinii l<`rz\ser, Albin-toll,
:ind Dr. I). J. l"l'iiser of Montreal are
in l\'lnlpel|ue iittciidinl.; the Keir Gold-
Iierton on Molldily ziftcrnoon. ’l`l\l>)'
expect to i'ct\lrli home curly next
week./i.
--Mrs. Cllaries (`I'(`onnor null two
children left Tigliish, Monday, en
route to Moiltl'elil,\ where she will
lucct her lilisllnliii. They will then
proceeil to rlllcrbrooke, l’. Q., wherc
ltllcy intend to reside for the winter.
Mr. Albert (l'(‘.nnnor nceompaiiied
. her us lar iis l’oiut Du Ghenc.-'l`.
'of the (‘elltrail Methodist Uliurch,
cn Weddin;;.-A.
-'File Rev. H. A. Goodwill, paistor
llioncton, who pl'e:u‘lit-d nt the re-op-
ening of the Methollist iiliurch, Al-,mevisingandcolnpletingtheeonstitution,
lierton on Sunday lust, returned to
Monctoli on Moiidliy.-A.
-Mrs. Henry J. Matthews and her
daughter Miss Susie left for Miller-
ton, N. U., on Monday, where they
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try iliein, once
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liiaz rich, creamy. chocolate flavor-
you always remember it. _ Nothing else
seems quwe so good- . And ie,it my W°lld°rP
Maple Buds are nothing but the best ohocol_l,t0..‘\
pure milk and sugar, ground and rolled to nuke
. diem smooth and velvety. Thet’s why ¢hey’ro
delicious i ' ihars why ¢hey’re wholesome. _ f
Blu Renignybn ' `
They re not Maple Buds
unless they re Cowaiis
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-f-Mrs. Hiram Langille and her lit-
tle daughter Miss Muriel 0! West-
ville, N. S., returned to Summer-
side on Monday from a. visit ln Al-
herton where they were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Matthews.--A.
-Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Rogers and
their daughter Miss Francis, crossed
to the mainland cn Sriturday. Mr.
Rogers went io Ottawa and Mr
Rogers and daughter went to To -
onto.-A. ,
::We receive fresh orders ol Moir's
chocolates regularly, and can thus
guarantee the freshness of these cho-
colates. Moii"s ure especially good
chocolates for the money-pure,
dainty, delicious and toothsome.
l'ollnd box, 600.; § lb. 350.; in bulk,
501:. lb. The MacKinnon Drug.
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A special meeting in the Prince
Edwurd Islulid ,Silver Fox Breeders
Association will be held in Summorsido,
n Suint I’o.n\`s Hull on"Ihilrsdi'sy.
September 18th, instant at the hour of
eleven o'clock a.. m., for tho purpose of
.ind bye lnws and dealing with other
lnutters of great ilnportllnee to the
Fex Industry.
Everybody interested should attend.
Those who attend can also take in
the Prince County Exhibition for
which special .truin rates have been
arranged.
ALEXANDER ROSS.
President.
nnn.wedi}l.Pat&E
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. NOTIGE
' The undersigned is dnthor~
ized tp negotiate for the sale
oi three silver black iQxes,oue
female and two males. Born
in the Charles Dalton Ranch
in Spring of 1912 Guaranteed
to be of the best Island stack.
Neil. neil-:oD.
Barrister, Suniinerside.
1482-9-i3Mlf ~
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.Boots °~;, Shoes il
Thai Will Please, .
We have xl. lot of men’s
boots and shoes ranging '
in price from
$4 00 le $5.0Ufa”f|)`sll‘ I
We iust have to sell l-hem
and to do so have reduced
them to I
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EVERY genuine _zoth Cehtury Brand
garment bears th e. label, your guar-
...antee of correct style, perfect tailoring
and line fabric.
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