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’ time of year you
 - 4 will enjoy a sweater
M, IMI; > c o a t_ _or sweater,
 the chilly evenings
\ ‘ are here.
We 'are showing a very line
range this year-made by the best
Q;
maker in Canada, perfect fitting
. _-_ ser on _or _advertising in this col
' _ r -THE MORNING DAILY Guardian umn. ,Cash must Accompany order
can be obtained at Lai!erty’s Tansor- Minimum charge twenty five cents.
:l ‘- , /,, iial Parlors, Summerslde. , 'C '
- ' - /  ~ 1- -°MR. FRANK LAFFERTY ll Gill!-
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new residence un 'l‘hursda\'. V
-MR. J. C. LEWIS, Guardian re-
-BRICK CARGO.- The schooner T
in Port with tt cargo of brick for the
new town building.-H.
-NEW HOME COMPLETED.--The
new residence ol' H. ll. Muttnrt on in
Granville St., Sunimcrside. is about
completed. He intends moving into
it in it few days.-H.
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
not miss on issue, as all papers are “ying mp' , Y
-NEw HOME.-Mr. and Mrs. Cai- alan Agent in Bumxnerslde.
vin Hoivatt, Vit-toria, moved into their
_ -THE EMPRES8 docked at Sum-
...__ ‘met-side last night at 8.55 o'clock.
Minnie, Capt. Treuholm, has arrived Hospital.-H.
' WHS
week or two before the time they was
,have paid for has expired and thus b
presentative in Alberton, will gladly -I-Its trionds are pleased to know'
receive subscriptions ana advertising that there are better hopes for the
matter. - tt. recovery of Mr. Alban Guns who has
____;_ been contlued for some time with
yphoid fever in the Prince Co.,
UESTEIII PERSONALS
-Mr. E. H. Wright, Victoria, was
Summerside Thursday. V
--Dr. J. C. Houston, Kensington,
in Summerside Thursday. it
-Mr. George McFarlane, Fernwood.
in Sunimerside Thursday on a
Ready to Wear Commencing the Fall Season
 withastocksuch has never been
Hats - . equalled before in Charlottetown
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' $7.15 to $3.00 ol design and mater1§ . . V'
In Hur Millinery 
The most authentic fashions, the best' efforts of
' master artists, each model chosen with the f21St€fL11-Cafe
. for which our selections are always noted and the ex-
and best colors. V neck, shawl or
auto collar in brown, castor, mar-
oon, grey, silver & tan---also com-
binations of colors.
$1.65, $2.00 up to $8.00.
Pull over sweaters in light
medium and heavy weights. Colors
grey, blue, brown, maroon etc.
$1.00 to 3.50.
D. A., Bruce
Miss Katherine Reid became the bride
of \;,. Ir A Porte, of M005 dw Sask Harry Holman Ltd., Summerside, has
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The Gilurdian joins with their many “gm” returned “ner u long absence
friends in wishing Mr. and Mrs. l’or- “lla
ter ti very happy and successful voy- Wm* that nrm~_H~
age through lite. Y
SIHAIH A H
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For Sale l f
’l`haee P. E. Island,
Silver Black Foxes, (Two
temales, and one male.)
Two pairs interior Alaska Silver Blacks, and two
pairs very dark patches, will be sold cheap for cash.
P. E. Island, and imported ranch bred Mink,
you will be convinced, that we are offering the best in
discontinued promptly on expiry
date. Mtf.
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-RED CROSS SOCIETY.-The S
Kensington branch of the Red Cross
Society recent hold an ice-cream
ceeds amounting to almost $60. Y
pretty marriage took place at Sum- C
Episcopal t‘hurch at il a. m., when
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PHISIUIL IHIINING if
A good ilonl of li1tc\‘e.=t. is being "l_
taken hy lent-liars and pupils in thc W
thcrct`roin is sure to bc un iltiprovcd
pliysiuuc in tho rising gonci'utiun.
vinci: have olitaiiictl ii Grade "li ’
l’hy:-iicul Trztining certificate and are
l~}tl\v:ii'd island toucliom were sticccss- he
and tho $15 bonus. an
Three Fisher, two females and one ma13_ inittec oi’ lin- Strailictnia Trust to tion and como here for your supplies.
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social there in the 'l`crnperauce Hall of the Massey H“"'5 ('°" was in sum'
which was well patronized, the pro- merslde yesterday °“ b“s|“e“"`H'
_`MARR|AGE__A vow quiet but Agent, for the International Harvester
nwrside Wednesday morning in the day' Y
nipeg, Man., crossed by the Empress
Tliursdny morning en route to their
home aft:-.r sponding the summer vis-
itin
important. snlijoct ol' pliysicul trulning l>l‘f‘S3 .V0Slf‘l‘lllly l1lU\`llilliZ 0!! il UID
in the sf-lioolii, and ono ot' tho results (0 M0l1"l0"- J
Thanks to tho oncouruizciiit-.tit given Chit”-» W- S- LOUSOH _“Wi “"5"
by tho Militia llopartmcnt in the \vay ijwl licer. who wcreattcnding the open-
ol' good inutructioii und u bonus of ing of 1110 HOW Nfl? l‘-WIIKG. WDW
$15 dollars to successful teachers, limiseiigcrs by last nights express, re-
pi':ictit'uli_v ull the tcncliors in the pro- lllI`llill[-', 10 (7|l=U`l0ll@lU“'ll- J
thus well qualified to instruct their 000liiIliȤ SDIUGS. YOU- Will llllfl Dl'0mDt
pupils in the subject. At thc Siunnior and absolute satisfaction right here.
School for touclicrs hold in i’rlnt-,e For instance. our Cream ot' ’i`artu.r has
ot' Wales (`ollt»i.:e in July, 19|! l’rluco bccn l`ouud by 1.;ovcrnuieut tost to
l`ul in olit:1iulu;.: their “ ll" ct~rtitlc:i.tcS Dlllllitf. Illlfl all Other fillflliillll SDl00S
'l`lit’ Prizes irivon by the Local <"oin- i1l‘L1tll‘. '1`1i-R0 it SHOT! <'\ll 10 Sf\USl`=lL"
~Mr. James C. Tuplin, Fox King
I’ the Biack Banks, P E. I., was in
uinmersitle Thursday on business. Y
-Mr. H. B. Huestis, representative
-Mr. Garnet Profitt, Spring Valley,
0., was in Summerslde on Thurs-
~It is pleasing to note that Mr.
has taken a position as salesman
~Mr:-i. Daniel Burt and son of Win-
g with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
illiain lienry, oi’ Dunstaftnage, P.
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-Mr. George Waller, (‘. P. R. tick-
agent, t‘ha.rlottetown, und Mrs.
aller were passengers by the Em-
»-Mcssrs G. Elmer Rit-
::When you are looking for good
thc purest of any oiicrcd to the
il est-ieiices ure all of t-dual high
' tremely desirable prices make this display of unusual
interest to everyone. '
A Dress Hits -
' I $2.25 to $10.00
- We extend our invitation to our every customer
to visit this splendid style
only when you find what you like. We will take a great
deal of pleasure in showing you these handsome hats.
Untrimmed Hats
$1.10 to $10.00
Free Delivery One Price To All
" ' ' show. Come---Look---Buy'
Prowse Bros Ltd.
th-" l`t.l.' St'tl~. . '. 5
Values on the ‘market wt. uinners o iese ra it out pri7es 3
scliools und tout-liers doing the best Mat'
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Prices aadterms easy- C0mC and See t11@m» and lI§i‘.....i".!I'E.?i.§.ll..ll.“.'f.’€I5.3;.`."ifilillli "’°
‘liuol your ondctl Juno Iltlth, 1914,
ere us i'ollo\v:::~
Charlottetown and Summerslde.
Klunon Drug (‘o., Cor. Great Geo-
and Kent Streets. Mldtf.
Klllfillifiilll
The Store To Put Your Faith In
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T. Gorden Ives
Montague, P. E. Island
5633-9-1SMtt`.
1. I’riuco St. School, J. I). Seuniun,
l’rincip:il.
2. Queen Sqiiure School, Jas. Lnntlri-
iran, l’i'iiit'i|uil.
son, l'riu<~ipu|.
Other First-Class Schools.
, Priiicipal.
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The Black Fox lndustry
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 general in-
formation. Wc shall be glad to furnish it and answer all questions
intelligently, we know the business.
Fox Sale 1
We buy and sell stock in reliable companies, pure silver black “-
and cross foxes.
if there is any chance of starting a ranch in your locality 1.
write or wire us. We can give you valuable tips or send our
representative to assist you. 
2 Class A Options.
. . . - ,-5- _ » 1, _\','1 M-('; ~1|, t' - 1|] syh i_ ;left thc track. and th p .. . l
4 pairs Newtodmilanfi Patches showme /J 10 90 iv- C- bl-iCl<~ ,_ " ‘ ""‘° "‘“`°` ‘ °° np... Quinny i-..r....-.1er@.‘ili`§"ff§lii.§l
, Also Mink, Fisher, Marten, Skunk and Rriccouns.
llead Ollice of The Alpha Silver Black Fox and Patch Fox "’
Ii. llazol While, Warren Grovo School.
pi .
3. Abi':uu`s 'Vi|lut:o, l‘t-lor Gallant,
Principal.
Mr Bou|tcr’s Inspectorate.
1. Nellie Gros-ii, Spring \'ullc_v School.
Mr GaIIant’s Inspectorate. s
2. Sylvere Dosltoclics, Mont Car ne 0
School. - a
Mr Crockett's Inspectorate.
1. Lawson Jenkins, Vernon Ilivor
Mary Murphy, Paninuro island
(`hrii=tiue McPherson, lleutbordale
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Mr Mu|lIn's Inspectorate.
Annie llcnnclierry, Morcll Rear
School. C
Nellie Mt-Donald, (irandvillc School.
. Elsie l~`raucis, Rollo Buy West
School. M
Mr Devereaux's Inspectorate. C
Jane Mcl’lierson, Grccnvalo School.
For the present school year, in order
give even grcutor cncoiirngeuient. C
3. West l\ont School, llainniond John- The “Texas Limited," Derailed, Runs
1. Alberton School. Ill. li. Francis, TWO CARS UNDER THE WATER.
2. souris sciiooi, i-Z. D. I-‘<.-eiinn, Prin- Passengers In Smoker and Chair Car
ci tl
2. I-iurolil l\Iel.coil. Sf-arloio\vn School. twoen tlilri._v-tivo and forty-live per-
il. llossic Mt-l{ciiv.ic. i`lil`ton School, sous vrcrc killed or drowned und e.
1. lloselltt .-\i‘scuuult, lrbaiiiville when the locolnotivc, baggage cur and
School. t'or\var<l chnir cur ot' St, Louis and San
2. Emma Arsenault, St tflirycogiom Francisco Train No. 5, known as the
School. »»-.,j4i$q “
t . .
stream.
School. the chair car, and it great proportion
ol’ these were women and children.
School. Those who were unuble to escape from
their watery prison fought their way
n ' ' _
were sixty-tive passengers in the chair
the pin(-e ol' the wreck it is impossible.
cfglvc zt definite estimate oi’ how many
wife and tive children. When the ac-
Co , Ltd. Guaranteeing 25 p. c. for 1915.
Write for Prospectus.
The Prince County Fox Exchange, Ltd
thc province into twelve groups in
sload ot' into seven, as above, und thus ll
o|l'<,-1' Iitl prizes instead of 21.
nlilris io ilt tht-ni-\\'c have taken
thi- agoncy for the city for the finest ,ll
it is proposed to divide thc schools of, Of
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streams in the vicinity to rise, and the
~'1~0m(.n Wim nm; ii dmicuig to buy trnln wus lato because of the floods.
As it passed Lebanon, according to re-
linc ol' madc-to- ment-lure shirts in Cfeafilffll- r
PIUIIQINIU Hlllill
Off a Bridge Near Lebanon, Mo.
Were Drowned-Twenty-six Bod-
ies Recovered.
SI‘RlNGl<‘lEl.D, Mo., Sept. 18-l”Ie-
core ol` others injured early today
Texas l.imiteil,” plunged off a trestle
ver Brush t‘reelr, near Lebanon, Mo.,
nd were sulnnorired by the swollen
Most of tho dead were drowned in
ut bv breaking \\indows and swim
ling to shore. lt is estimated there
ar.
Owing to poor communication with
scuped. None of tho sleeping cars
Ono man ln the chair our lost his
ident occurred he was thrown clear
the cur and swam to shore. His
iI`o and children died while he stood
elplossly near by.
Rains last week caused all small
orts reaching here, its speed was in-
Summerside
Mwslf
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li!! See the Smart ii
New Caps
The new_smart caps for fall are here now, and
for good quality, smart appearance, excellent fi_t and
dressy fabrics, you will find the line quite superior to
any we have previously shown.
Why not call in today and pick out your new
cap. .
Reuben Tuplin & Co. .
KENSINGTON '
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range of cloths to choose t'r0m. Every
shirt guaranteed to lit perfectly and
colors giiamiiteotl. Como in and let
us show you. Ilruco's. 5617-9-17M3i.
l the wreck is practically cut ol‘l', mak-
Ili
llnilroail otilclals announced that the
injured would be brought to Spring-
Ileld this nfternoon. The dead were
placed lu morgues at Lebanon. Com-
munication between Springllold and
ing it impossible to get an early list
of fatalities.
1 “Davis & Fraser will commence
handling dressed hogs on Tuesday
next 15th lnsl. No heavy hogs will be
handled until weather becomes cold-
er. 5580-9-15M5l.
"How about Fall Underwear? Feel-
Ing chilly ln the evenings now
so 'you had better change.
At this Men's Store you will
find a wide assortment to choose
from. Bruce’s. 5817-9-17M3l.
"You will und an immense range of
Fall Hats here to choose from. The
newest shapes as well as the more
conservative models asshown in doz-
ons ol' shades and colors. Bruce's.
5617-9~17M3l.
Foxes for Sale
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Class’“A’ 'md Imported black and
patched Foxes ranch brad md wild
cimgght mink and marten. Write or
Miss Ethel Dooley, Suminerside, is
visiting in Victoria, thc guest of Mr.
and Mrs. John ll. Lea. V
Miss .lean Howutt has returned to
(‘harlolteto\vn utter n very enjoyabli-
visit with friends in Victoria. V
Miss Florrlc Mabey, Tryon, spent
the week cud at Victoria, the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mabsy. V
Mrs. Susan I-Iammlglier, Westmore-
land, was a passenger on tho S. S.
Harland to Charlottetown, Thursday. V
Miss Irene Miller._Victorla has left
lor Charlottetown, where she will
spend the winter. - V
Mr. Jos. Egan, Boston, is spending
his vacation ot the old home, “Hills-
borough Villa" at Allisary.-L.
Rev. A. J. McDonald, Fort Augustus,
was it visitor to Charlottetown yester-
duy.
Rev. John M. Murchison of the 1st
Paisley Church, Middletown. Ohio, is
visiting his parents Capt. and Mrs. J.
J. Mui'chlson in this city.
Miss Nellie Curley, West Newton,
Moss., has arrived home on account
ol' the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs Thos. Curley. Village Green.
Mrs. J. K. MncDonn.ld left. yesterday
on return to Whycoconiagh, (1. B., af-
ter visiting her parents, Dr. R. Mac-
Ncill and Mrs. Mite-Neill, Charlotte-
town.
Mr. John Handralian, who has been
in Boston for it number ot years, is nt
present on n visit to his parents in
Fanning Brook.-L.
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Among the excurslonlsts on the S. S.
I-larlnnd from Charlottetown to Vic-
toria and return, Thursday evening
were: Miss Edna Brown, Mrs. ltohert
McLaren Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Howatt and Mr, Vernon llowatt. V
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: : PERSONIILS ; :
Mrs. James Prltclmrtl, \vlio has
been visiting hor pai-enls, l\ir. and
Mrs. E. ll. \\’riglit. at Victoria, has re-
turned to her home in Suuiincrsidc. V
l\lr. Fred I.. Roi-tors, Albcrton, Pres-{
ident. of the P. E. island Fox Broetlers
Association, was in tho city yesterday
und leaves for homo this afternoon.
Mr. Benjamin llrr-niner, representing
Carter and Co., tfhatrlottetoivu, wus
in Victoria on business Tliursilny. llc /
returned on tho S. S. Harland Thurs-
day evening. V
Mr. C. S. l~}verett, Superintendent ol"
Agencies for the North American
Lite Assurance Company, Toronto, is
in Charlottetown and is th..- guest at
the Revere Ilotcl.
Mrs. A. E. Archibald, after spouti-
ing the past three months ut her
summer resort in Victoriu. loft Fri-
day morning for her .liome in Methburn.
Mass. V
Mr. Edward Archibald, who spent
the past three months in Victoria.
left on the S. S. llarland for Char-
lottetown, Tliursda_v evening. On
Fritlny he sailed by tho Plant Lino
for the United States Navy us Mid-
shlpninu on the bntilvsliip “Tcxas." V
Mrs. Harry ’l‘uLllc and her two
children, lillhcl and liaroltl, returned
to l’ut:wush after visiting friends in
Fair Vicw. She was accompanied b_v
her iiclcv, Miss Bertliu Mchaughllii.
While in l~`ulr View they were tho
guests of their aunts, Mrs. Horatio
Webster und Mrs. Alex. McDougall.
Among the passengers who made thc
return trip on the S. S. }~iurInnd'from
Victoria, Thursday, were: Miss Edna.
Clay, Mrs. Charles Miller. and Messrs
E. Boswell. Fred Lord. llerh Nelsou,|
Fred Snow. (lharles S. Wright, Dou-
iild McLean and .lack Ii_ow:\tt. V
Mrs. Arthur Johnson and son oi
Vancouver are expected to arrive in
Amherst to puy a visit to Mrs. John.
son's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Heartz,
says an Amherst exchange. Mrs.
Johnson's lnisband, who has been pra-
cticing niedicine in Vancouver, is now
at Vulcartlcr and will go to the front;
with the Canadian contingent.
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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
§0od patent leather.
l_ The shoe shown here
1S_0f _Walk-Over quality,
trim in pattern beautiful
in shape and rich in
finish
Morris & Smilli
127 Queen Street ’
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'phone ll. J. ll`cNott| Tyne Valley.
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ful and serviceable prices and ornmental as well. Some’ of th e' t cks etc'-These are me'
.gysrgiizeneanssevgral sigissat $1.25, 2.50 3 00 3?7§nie%gr2:glfollom:._
m r ta t . _ ’ ' ’ ' ’ ° . -
got mfg. ge dish £1; gbo 0 0, and 6 50 each. _
em es at . 1.75 2.2 ,
Candle Sticks from 60c to '2.50  ggfl-inch'
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