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,I r. -‘ Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.
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GUARDIAN OCTOBER 20. 1914,
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1 |11 111111111111 
_ -ONI CENT word each in-
. Hmm 1 1 HI IT PAYS to buyin this Province. Ieruoncgrh .dv DOI" m mummy
_ Q "dim uma. lllttlt accompany sr.
MR' PETER Ross can b;‘?>b‘t‘a(ii=a'<i|i1‘t°Lsl?ipiaIiiiy"?'s Tensor- “mmm °\ll‘l_0 ¢W°l\¢¥“llV9 °°l\l-l-
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Departed this nie at his some at M P“"°"’ '”“m°" °’
Lower Montague, on Oct. 11th in the _Mm E_ P_ FOLEY' Gaudi” re. ferably Jersey or Ayrshire Jersey. Ap-
Sfllh Yea' 0' his 85°- Pei” “°“'- ° prsssststivs is Aibsrtos win gtsaiy nw A- A. Lf-ifursey. Summe\'=ld°-
highly respected resident of this pic- recewe “b5c1.1pt1°ns and Idvenio. 6213-10-265121.
turesuue and progressive locality. The mg' nlamm -__-
ueceasekl was a son of the late Donald ____ -THE- SLAM( Prince Fox Co.. Ltd.,
Ross, ot' East River, who was one of _Mm w_ K_ MNQUGAN, geere. 0'Leary, has some black silver female
the iuunigrtints that arrived on the 1111.), 01 me mobo pox Exchange, p_0,,` foxes; also. some female crosses. 1914
=-hiv"l’0l\>'~" Pele' 0°” b°B““‘°“°h' Box 10, is 'ras ousrdisn Agent in puns to erchmxe for males- Bleek
ing school at the age of 16 years and s,,mme"1de_ . Prince Fox Company, Ltd., 0'Leary,
proved a painstaking and successful ________ P. E. Island. 6141-10-21m6l
teacher. lie taught alternately at _BU11_D1NG__M1._ Robert McG011_ V _
Murray Harbor South, Lower Monta- gan 011 Ma1peq,,e_ is buggy engnged -HAVE YOU YOUR FLAGT. At
S110- “ml Murral' H‘"l’°‘° Nmth' He in constructing a new house, into the DFBSBM 111119 YOU Should 9h°“'
'Wt-illl ll’ all °"‘~"` 40 years and was me which he intends moving this winter. Y0\ll‘ C0l0\-\l‘B. Clllste. finely Blllimelled
recipient of the pension granted by _K_ Canadian flags for your lapel, 10 cents
the present Government. He married _ each; per post, 12 cents. Guardian
.lliss Jane (‘ro\vn, oi' Murray Hasbor _sUBScR1BERs 511011115 renew 5 Office. 0207
South. who still survives him. From week 0,. two before the “me they _
lllls lil'-""l“l<=’ ‘Vere l’°"" three 3°” have paid for has expired and thus -'N°T|¢E-A GENERAL MEET'
and tour daugliters, of whom two sons not U11” an 188118' as 1,11 papers ore ING of the shareholders of the Hack-
:urd three daughters are left to mourn. d1sc0n1_1n“ed pmmpqy on expiry ett Silver Black Fox Company, Ltd.,
Ile-cciisi-tl was a most consistent mem- daw_ Mu, will be held in the Board of Trade
her und cider in the Presbyterian __ Rooms, Market Building, Charlotte-
 
MMUST FAINTED  
IN THE STREET
in llaily Fur llf Death-Until
‘-Fruit-a-inns" Brought Relief.
Canaan, -Dnr., April 3rd. 1913.
"Some two years ago, I was a great
sufferer from Indigestion. One day
my eye caught a billboard of “Fruit-
s-tives" and I said to myself “if
Fruit-a-lives will build me up like
that, it is good enough for me". I
_bought some. After taking these
wonderful tablets for only three
weeks, I found myself wonderfully
improved. In a short time longer, I
cured myself entirely, My case was
no light one, either, Gas would often
form in my stomach and I was in daily
fear that it would get around my
heart and kill me. “Fruit-a-tives" is
the only remedy for Iudigestiorr".
C. T. HILL.
5oc. abox, 6 for $2 50, trial size 15c.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of
price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

-WANTED.-Fresh milk cow: pre-
  1 _ _ ` 1 1
t liurrh up to the time ot his death. He _pox D|v|DENp__Tne pn,-e Can. town, on Tuesday, November 3, 1914,
\\.1-. hi riv respected and esteemed in 1- de. at thc hour of 'I 30 m John A.
" J 'gl _ _ ` _` - 1‘_ 1 1 ` ‘_ d A adian l-‘ox Co., oi’ Summe side, has H k tt S 1 - TD- -
N FFY lllt' <'0II\11l\llllI_.\' lll W HC 1_1? We - S clared ii 40 per cent. cash dividend. HC 9 . GCN! liry- 1'€8SUF6l'»
“OR-so l DU _ a neighbor, kind iurrl obliging, and as M1-_ Wm Anderson, of Lime Sheni- 6100-10-19m14l
iiarrlrters and Attorneys :1 Cliristian, zealous and uncoruprom- ogue. N- 3-- was l" Smlllllerside on __
Solicitor; for Royal Bank of (lala& ising. liis life was influenced by the Sato,-day on fox bns|neos___\'_ -BEAUTIFICATION OF THE
-xarupic of his Saviour. His faith clear TOWN.-Early in the Summer, certain
HONEY To l-OAN and strong and he felt that death to _SACRED AND pATR|0T|¢ con. citizens oi’ Summerside offered thirty
him was. but a transition to the heaven- Cert in pl-eshytel-inn Cinn-ch, Tuesday prizes for the best kept homes in that
li home The funeral servite was held part ofthe town west oi' Central street
_ .' - ' F evening, at 8.30. Eocecda for Red -
A ' in the church and was conducted by Q,-one Soo1e1y_ (jo e ond enjoy 3 and east of Granville street. The
the llev. .\Ir. llubiey and Rev. Mr, Mil- good progmlnme and help n good prizes were to be awarded for the
lar, and was most appropriate to the ennge Qoilecgon at Church doo;-_ itower beds, vegetable gardens and
occasion. Special and most affecting 6214. W8»ll<S. Benefal BDD€Bl’BllC€. HIC- Tell
music was rendered by the choir. His _--_ DTlZ9S WGFG l\lS0 0l'l'9l`0ll by DT- A- A-
renrsins were interred in the beauti- _NEW |..|0ME__Tne new ond penn. McLellan for the best kept back yards.
S ful Cclllelerr' near his late residence. tiful residence of Mr. John W. Warren F0ll0Wl“8 We Y-he Wl1ll10\”B lll Order Ol'
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there to remain till the resurrection on the Mm-gate fond is now about merit:-1, Mrs John Dougherty; 2,
1nrorn. “Blessed are the dead who die Completed and the carpenters, Megs,-o_ Mr D Hamilton, South Market street;
1 1in the Lord," ’ pmnk Hmman and Percy pmpy are 3, Mrs Mary A McLellan, Notre Dame
to be congratulated on their line work-
manshlp, as this is one of the most
up-to-date houses of its type in the
street; 4, Miss Sussana Schurnran,
Myrtle street; 5, Miss Lizzie Wood-
side, Ottawa street; 6, Mrs J Schur-
I was cured of llghsugratie Gout. by iviclnity.-K. ' :l111;1.(g?tf1§\vfv€aIltsS‘_te;e;7, l§Ir';r1&rCl1:11ai-tl1esRll;Yi1;i¥rl‘;
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/ I by ML ARD SL IM NT _NEW 1_1oME__ The new and rtussel Street; 9. Mr. Plus Durant,
». _ ' _V1 4 ,g
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workmanship as this is one of the
Hall ng, ANDREW KING, beautiful residence oi' Mr. .lohn W. King Slreeti 10- MVB- Se”-"l““~ S90'
Me,-khan; Ong O S BILLING, Warren on the Margate ltoad is now ‘mil Slreeli 11- MP9- (3USlllllK» Cedar
' ' _.___ ' I about completed and the carpenters, SU`f“‘li 12- Mlixlnle Gallant- (U`UCl“
1 1 was mired of nnsumsue Gout; by Mr. i-'rush Hillman and Percy hippy 11111111- Nvftlwmbcrlund Street; 13,
- M1}|Af¢1)"5 L1N1MENT_ arc to be congratulated on their titre Mr- Joseph E- Gallmll- Kllll-5 Slfeeli
14, Mrs. C. C. Dickie, Milk Street; 15,
Mr Phil Arsenault Second Street;
Lokege1d_ Qoe_ 0o\;_ |_ 1907 most up-to-diite homes of its type in - » ‘~ 1
Walk-OVC! l I ---»---<1 01 A--=~ is-0--hm-by Hr vifh-“»~'--lr i.‘ii..;¥'."s{`.‘§$‘.'-’i‘i"’.‘€l}“;“‘.x.Si;;....
1/rrNAnD's LINIMENT. . _*rr* ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
, , __DARN1_EY__0 1 1 11 1 1d ond Street; 18, Mr. Arthur Murphy,
S  leI;Ti_u)L' 0° L/RE" READ' Bull 1'or fresh hoof, tlii]1ngbe(t):i`  Hanover Street; 19' Mr' D“Vm Walsh'
Mr James Champion has taken his
Notre Dame Street 20, Mr 0 P
l .. -. _ f C _ son, Robert, into partnership with Legere- 0u““'“» Slreeli 21- MTS- John
Our cigar case is completely sto k
nd with all the most popular cigars
from 51:. to 150. A Patent Humidor
keeps the cigars always at their cor
A Lady’s Dress Shoe
him. -Mr. Dan Morrison, oi’ Lower
llnrnlcy, has opened up ii repair shop
where hc is ready to build truck wag-
Mct‘oubrey, Ottawa Street; 22, Mrs.
Flora Campbell, Russel Street; 23,
Mr. Philip Des Roche. Cedar Street;
` 1.911 n1,,1e111m MacKinnon 1);-ng C0- ons carts rind repair anv part ol' same. 24- MW” James Bl`Ya“'~0“~ Otlawa
7 s I 1 rv ' ‘ - . 4 ’
You know that patent
leather is the dressiest _
leather made. Nothing
can re ally fill the place_ of
good patent leather.
The shoe shown here Annual Meeting
l5_0f _Walk`OVer quality' of the shareholders of _the Uplton
trim in iwliern beautiful stack 1=<s<co.Lid..wi11bs sid
cor. (lrcat George and Kent streets.
me
Mgmsh on Thursday evening, the 29th
Oct 1914 at 8 o’clock. Dated 10th
Morris & Smith O°;§_1§’,‘j*`-,,R0W, P,,S,,.,,,.,
‘ ` 127 Queen Street H' G- JENKINS’ Sec,” Treas
(((9-IO-]tN.Vl/l
9*- __ _. _
 Wanted
3 Female Cross foxes,
bred preferred.
uildings, suitable for fox -
ranch.
1 Class B female.
1 (rood Driving Horse. _
The Farm Stock Co" Fox
Exchange of P. E. I.
Head Office 36 Queen St. Charlottetown
l Phone ass P. o. Box 4
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 Big Discount
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7  Bulbs
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In order to clear our fine stock of DUTCH
BULBS within the next 10 DAYS we will sell all
HYACINTHS, 'l`ULIPS, CROCUS, DAFFODILS,
NARCISSUS, BERMUDA EASTER LILIES, CHI-
NESE SACRED LILIES, all first quality and size
BULBS at
IB per oont Discount
This is a big snap take advantage.
. . .
Lid.
lMorrison of Kensington is trying hard
this is it shop that was badly needed.
-LIGHTS NEEDED.-The need of
town lights on those dark nights is
felt keenly in Kensington. This neg-
t f' h the rl con
ous for the travelling public. Since
Kensington is now incorporated, it
would he a great improvement if the
council would install a sufilcient num-
walks.-K.
-BUYS PROPERTY.-Mr. Ed, Urch
ot' Kensington, has piirchased n beauti-
flu property on the Mslpequc road,
about a quarter of ii mile from Ken-
,aingtou This place, with thc lin-
proveinents that Mr. lTrch has put on
lt, makes it one of the most conve-
r""" 'Hrtl v"‘~"‘-'late properties ltr this
ylclnity, and Mr. Urch is to be con-
i,..t.u.nteti on his purchase.~K.
--HORSE NOTES.- Mr. Iiugli F.
to have .his beautiful trotting horse
“Ruby D." in condition for the lcc
this winter. We understand that this
horse seriously injured his leg while
racing in the New Annan races in
the sunrmer and was then purcliased
by Mr. Morrison. it is to be hoped
that this classy horse has not alto-
gether retired from the Park and
that Mr. Morrison will have him in
readiness for the races of next sum-
mer.--K.
Pornellus Morrison went to Summer-
of Missions i1 meeting was held
programme: Iternarks, by chairman;
aid; memory verses by 8 little boys;
recitation by Mr. McNutt: chorus, by
choir; paper on missions given by
l~‘annlo Champion; address by Itev. E.
E. Lockhart, on his trip to the Heathen
choir. A recitation was also given b
goes for the missions.--P.
Street, Zo, Mr. Fidel Gallant, N.
Market St.; 26. Mr. Duncan Shaw,
S. Market Street; 27, Mr. Joe Z. Gal-
lant, King Street; 28, Mr. Maximo
Peters (Barber) Second Street; 29,
Mr. Archiv LeClaire, Cedar Street;
l-r. t '.ther uit . poo y . -_
s(ti~utftei’lM\slde\\'alks makes it danger- 30- MTS- Margaret, Gallallb N- Malllel
Street. The ten prizes awarded for
best-kept back yards were won as fol-
lows:-1, Mrs. Flora Campbell, Ilus-
sel Street; 2, Mr. Maxime Gallant
5 ber of lights as well as repair the side- lTl`““l‘m““)- N°".-h“"‘be"l“"d S'-feel!
3, Mrs. Mary A. McLellan. Notre Dame
» _ ________ Street; 4, Mr. 'David Walsh Notre_
Dome Street; 5, Mr. Patrickl_lTyiTri-,
Russel Street; 6, Mr. Archie LeClaire,
Cedar Street; 7, Mr. Phillip Des-
Roches, Cedar Street; 8. Mr. Phil
Arsenault, Second Street; 9, Mrs.
Chas. Murphy, Ottawa Street; 10, Mr.
C. C. Dickie, Milk Street.-H.
WESTERN PERSONALS
~-Mrs. William Gillis, Cape Tra-
verse, wus in Cliurlottetowri last weck.
-»-X.
-Miss Mamlc liowatt, Suinmerslde,
is visiting Mrs. Russell Bell, Cape
'l`ruvt\rao.--X.
-Miss Lillian Doull, Cape Traverse,
has returned home after spending a
few days in Sunrmerside.-X.
-`Mr. and Mrs. John K. Crue. Al-
bany, were ln Summersidc on Satur-
day ol` last week.-X.
--BADLY NEEDED. -- Cornel- ___
-Mr. Preston Woodside, of Mar-
slde on "i`ucsdn_v on n buying trip. llri- gnge, was in Kensington on F1-may
dei' the auspices of the Ladies' Society morning on 1,\n1|neoe__K_
in Durnley Hall, Wednesday _M _ A 11 Th K 1 _
“W-nlng at 7-30- G- B- MCNUU- ton, wits tiugiiiiscngelimgirsogimnigssixge
in the chair. The followlrrg was the on Friday mo,-11111g__K_
Opening =l\0r\1s_l>y choir: scripture -Mr. Peter aishsven, Kensington,
ffmfllllg bi’ Ullulfmani DNV" 01' MT- was tt passenger to Charlottetown on
W. Crozier, recitation by Ethel Don- F1-|dny__K_
-Miss Elia Hennessey. Cape Tra-
verse, is spending a couple of weeks
F-iss Mary McNutt: recitation by Miss with her sister, Mrs. 'rhsmas vamp-
beli, Clermont.-X.
Land; s. recitation followed by Miss _M1 C B 1|
Addie McNutt; closing chorus by the has 1,5711-"$3,810 eh1',,C€g:',,eT‘1,a1~`1{;‘:s€{
yhtiitithfl it -
Miss Cham on. a duett b Mrs Suth B or _B W rends n (ape Tm
- Pl Y - - . x. _
erland and Miss H. Donulds. A thanks- verse ___ ,
Elvin!! °ff‘=fi"S was lake" “D which -Mr. wiifreu Dsnon, or Burton,
Lot 7, has arrived home from Boston
after spending three successful months
in the interests of the Fox Company
in which he is interested.-H.
Ask was drsnlnt for ` .
it. if he cannot supply \
the MARVEL, accept M ' ‘
other but lenfl stamp for Illul- .
trsttd book-sealed. It gives full _
articular and di sctfonsinvaissble
isrsaiu. brsnioasurrtr co..wisam.ose.
Germs! Annu for Cuudn
Dr. W. G. Church
Veterinary Surgeon
Graduate of University of Toronto
Telephone Connection.
Offles Summerllde.
8033-10-MMU.
Foxes _for Sale
-Mr Hiram Woodside has returned
 .to Kensington after spending the
;     N 1nine months on the farm of his son-
`--,`1\ .-_1§  mmmid-,,,1,|,,,,,|,||,,,,,,, in-law Mr. Norman McPhee of Kelvin
`l ‘ . -T l slwutths wvndvrfn 9 iformerly of Edmonton, Alta.-K.
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‘\\">> `.<-_Q ou” 'I -Among the visitors to Summer-
side on Saturday were: W. E. and
Mrs. liowatt, Cape Traverse; Dr. and
Mrs. Champion, Tyne Valley; Fraser
Mann, Burlington; Dr. and Mrs. Mc-
Phee, Kinkora.-X. -
-The Windsor, N. S., Journal says
that Mrs. Edward Willis. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. C. dew.
Smith. went to St. John. Tuesday
morning, accompanied by Miss Llssie
Smith and Mrs. H. S. Smith, who will
spend a few days in St. John and than
proceed to Summerside, P. E. Island,
‘to visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hens-
ey.
“Our supply of Chocolates is always
fresh. clean and up-to-date--the pro-
ducts of some of the best Canadian
and -American manufacturers will be
round here. The Two Macs. 149
Great George  me
"We blaring
HOW.
ARMY FIELD SERVICE FUND.,
To amount formerly acknowledged,
87,668.43:.Baldwin ltoad School, 2.15;
Robert Curran. Baldwin 'Road. 3:
Peter Carter, Baldwin Road,-3; Holi-
ticello School, 50c; Rosebsnlr School
1.25; St. Msry’s School, 561:; Brook-
vale School. 85c; Peter_ McQ\taid,
Broolrvole, 1; Westmoreland School.
1.10; New Annan School. I; Spring-
’ton School, 1.30; Hamilton' School.
70c; Wm. McKay. 1; Abrams Village
chool, 3.42; Donaght School, 1; Em-
ma Brazil, 60c; E G Love, 10;- Sulfold
School, 55c; James Godfre1'. Stlffold,
1; Wm. Harper( 50s; Guernsey Cove,
School. 1.10; from Sourls Line Road:
James Keays, 5; Wm Ledwill, 5; David
McLaren. 1.50; Michael Campbell, 1;
Frank Mcvarlsh, 3; Joseph McDon-
ald, 50c; Aeneas McKillock, 2; Hugh
McAulay, 2; Jas Bryan. 2; Jos Mc-
lsaac, 50c; Park Corner School, 1.80;
from Cambridge Road: John A wright,
2; Patrick Farrell, 2.50; Andrew
Graham, 1; Capt. Benj. Butler, 1;
Samuel Davidson, 1.50; Sidney Irving,
1; Wm Lesco, 1; George Reynolds, 2;
Wm Wright, 1; John T Wright, 1; W
H Lnnigan, 25c; Launching Place
School, 1.25; Angus McEachern, Hope-
field, 5; Angus D Snrlth, Hopefleld, 1;
Thos Gaebey, Murray Harbor South,
3; John I-I Davey, 1; Wheatley River
School, 3.25; Ebenezer School, 2.85;
,from New London: Wm Marks, 1;
Bruce lnvers, 25c; Norman Day, 1;
Harvey Woodside, 1; George Dennis,
2.50; James Graham, 500; George Mc-
Lellan, 25c; Alex Nicholson, 1; John
D McKay, 2; New Acadia School,
Souris, 95c; Miss Nellie Fitzpatrick,
1.65; Granville School, 1.15; from Sum-
mcrvllle: Maurice Walsh, 1.00; Pat-
rick \Valsh, sr., 2; John T Power, 2;
Peter J D Edmonds, 3; M J Power, 2;
James B McMillan, 1; John McPhee,
Sourls Line Road, 500; And. Busby, 1;
Dr. Leckie, city, 10; Peterville School,
1.30; Wm Albion, 1.05; James Mutch,
Rustico, 5; Robert Cruswell, 1; Wm
Duncan, 1; Watervale School, 85c;
Finley McKenzie, Glen Martin, 5; Rev
T W und Mrs Murphy, city, 5; Mount
Vernon School, 1.35; Cascumpec
School, 2.30; Miss Margaret Peters, 7;
Richmond School, 1.70; from Morell:
Frank McEwen, 1; John Ross, 2;
Vincent McGrath, 1; Dave Stafford, 2;
Grover Collin, 1; J linker, 2; (‘lrarles
Debnll, 1; Joseph Dcbziil, 1; Frank
Kelly, 1; Mrs Peter Murphy, 25c; Wm
l\-IcGr-atli, 50c; James lllaxland, 50c;
Mrs -.J linker, 15c; Helen Coflln, 20c;
Arthur Eldershaw, 25c; Mrs Glldert,
50 c. liermanvllle School. 70c.; Hlgli
Bank School, 85c; Pembroke School,
1; Matheson Bros., Mllltowri Cross, 3;
Donald McLeod, 1; Wm Johnston, 1;
Noah Campbell, 2; Alexander ltey-
nolds, 5; Milltown Cross School, 1.00;
West Royalty' School, 3.05; from West
iloyulty: Mrs Mary Tweedy, 2; Mr H
Burk and men, 1.50; Thos Molre, 1;
B F' Gates. 5; Win Gillespie, 50c;
Henry Hurry, sr, 2; Arch McDonald,
1.50; John Cutcliffc, 1; ltichard (Tut-
cliffe, 1; Mrs Elizabeth Lewis, 5; Geo
Dixon. 2; Albert Middleton, 2;
Francis Chowan, 2; Fred Kelly, 2;
Henry R Hurry, 2; Nell A McKinnon,
2; Daniel Patritlge, 2; John McDonald,
25 James LODB. 1; John Curley, 2;
Lerninuel Frlzzel. 2; F J Gallant, 2;
J J Bradley, 1; Daniel 'I' McLean,
North Wiltshire, 2; Daniel MacDonald,
1: Ewan Campbell. 3; william Pen-
ilergrast, Hope River, 5; Thos Ponder.
'EMBL 7; Bruce Carver, 2; froin' Two,-_
field: .iohn Johnstone, 2; Geo F Koo.
SNSOD. 2: Mrs Margaret Jack, 50c;
Allanfl McQuaid, 2; Charles McQuald,
2; John Brown, 2; John E Fraser, 2;
lSBl‘C F`f€I1Ch. li James A Houston, 2;
Silas Wyand, 2. $8,115.09. C. H. B.
Longworth, Hon.-Treasurer. l
St. Hubert School, 1.25; St. Phil-
lip’s School 2.00. 
From Southport..-Artlrur Burke,
3.00; James Kennedy, 1.00; Wm. Coo-
per, .50; Annie Mclnnis, .2l); (ieorge
Mutch, 10.00; Hope Mulch 5.00; A.i).
Mc-Donald, 5.00; Mrs. Thos. Bell, 50_.
Francis Haley, 1.00.
From North Granvllle.-Malchlns
\\'a1l, 2.00; Urban Taylor, 1.00~ Will-
iam Wall. 50: Augustus K. 'Henry
10.00; John Warren, .501 Herb wane,
7.00; John H. Henry, 5.00.
Gowan Brite School, 2.00; Rollo
Bay East School, 1.60; Chen-y H111
ald, St. Theresa 5.00; (ilen Corrodale
Schoal .75; John A. White, Rollo
 1.00; John McRae, Rollo lioy’
l-‘rom Rollo Bay.-Angus J. Keayes,
1.00; Alex McDougall, 1.00; Joseph
McRae, 2.00; urs. Pstsr |:hs1sstn_
1.00; Dr. Cliff, Charlottetown, 1.00;
giiifien Bay School, 1.00; Alma School
From St. Peters Soutl\.- Amber
Haynes, 1.00; Lester Welsh, 1.00; R.
D. Mchaucliian, M.D., 15.00; lt. J.
McDonald, M. D., 10.00; llussel Mc-
l-Bfcn. 9-00: Melvin Vanlderstine, 2.00
Alfred Simmons, 1.00.
Kimball Collin, Mt. Stewart, 10.00;
M. S. McPherson, Eldon, 5.00; Valley-
fleld East School, ,.90; Dover School,
1,20; Lower Newton School, 1.00;
Sturgeon School, 8.10.
From Sea View.-John -S. Cousins,
10.00; Daniel Adams, 2.00; Edwin
Murphy, 1.00; John S. Adams 2.00;
Atwood Blalrensy, 1.00; Charles Suds
hzury, 5 00; James Duggan, 50; Fred-
erick Champion, 8.00; John N, -.-tdanis
.50; Jan*-ss H. Murphy, 1.50; Jerrv
Adams. 1.00; Charles Burr, 5; John
N'. Pickering, 5.00; Joseph Coulson,
.251 John Donald, 2.50; John Brown,
2.50. ~ `
Nsil Msusiii, North River, 1.005
Coleman School, 2.00; Palmer Rond
North School, 1.55; Union School,
11.00. ~
IIOTICE
A special general meeting of the
Rosemont Consolidated Silver Black
Fox Co., Ltd., will be held at the oflice
of Mr Frank F. Tuplln, Summerslde,
Thursday, November 12th. at the hour
,of -ten o"cloclt in the forenoon, 1914.
tor the purpose ot considering an of-
fer for the entire assets of the com-
nn;.
~ D J. E. CAMPBELL.
 Secretary.
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Vs urinary Surgeon
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Prop begwet 0113 locgsprta
teacher Souris, 1; Linkletter School,1
School .75; .lohn .-\. White, Rollo;
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‘In the
Now is a'good
time to selec
your Fall Hat
Nifty new Soft Hats
(slope shapes too) and
a bunch of fine new
stiff models. An un-
equalled selection to
choose from here now
$1.00 to $4.50
SOLE AGENTS
Christy’s, London
Howes $3.00 Hats
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DISTRIBUTION OF SEED GRAIN
AND POTATOES. FROM THE
DOMINION EXPERIMENT-
AL FARMS.
By instructions of the lion. Minis-
ter of Atzriculturc a distribution of
superior sorts of grain and potatoes
will be made during the coming win-
ter and spring to (‘t1nndian t'arincrs.
The samples for general distribution
will consist of spring wheat (about 5
lbs.), white oats (about 4 lbs.), barley
(about 5 lbs.). and lit-ld pr-as (about 5
lbs.). These will be sent otri from
Ottawa. A distribution oi' potatoes
(ln 3 lb. samples) \vlll bo carried on
from several of the experimental
farms, thc Ct-ntral Farm ui Ottawa
supplying only the provinces of Ont-
ario and Quebec. All samples will be
sent free, by mall.
Applications must give particulars
in regard to the soil on their farms,
and sonic uccouiit of their experience
with such kinds ot' grain (or pntuto-
es) as they hnvc grown, so that it
promising sort for their conditions
may be selcctcd.
Each application must be separate
and must be signctl by the applicant.
Ollly one somple of grain und one of
potatoes can bc sent to cucli farm. lf
both samples are asked for in thc stinic
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Here is one of the most pop-
ular styles in
Caps
For Fall Wear
It’s a full cut top, swagger and
snappy, and we have a good a_s-
sortment of fabrics th rn
plaids and checks and solid
~ colors. Priced according to
quality from
25c to $1.25
Next best to knowing what
is correct in can styles is know-
ing where you can get what
you want.
We are especially ready to
satisfy your every need in cap 1
for Fall and Winter.
Prowse Bros. Lid.
. 
lctlcr only one will be sent. Applica-
tions on any kind ot’ printed form can-
_not ho accepted.
As thc supply of seed is limited.
irirrrrcrs are advised to apply early;
but the applications will not necessa-
rily he filled in the exact order in
which they are received. Preference
will always be given to the most
tlroiiglittul and explicit requests. Ap-
plications received after the end of
January will probably be too latc.
All iippllt-ations for grain (and appli-
cations from lhc provinces ol'Outi1rlo
uud Quebec for potatoes) should be
addressed to the Dornlnlon Cercalist,
Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa.
Such applications require no posliiizo.
li' otherwise addressed delay mid
disappointment may occur.
.-\pplicatlons, for potatoes, from
farmers in airy other province should
be addressed (postage prepaid) tothe
Superintendent of the nearest Brunch
iilxperlnrental Farm in that province.
, J. H. GRISDALE,
Dirt-cior, Dominion Experimental
l<`arms.
"'I`ry the Marguerite-it is a ilrtilll
vrtlue-it delightfully fragrant, mild
flavored cigar. The most poillllill'
medium priced cigar on the muritot,
10 cents each, 3 for 25c. The 'l`\\’0
Macs. 149 Great George 'SL inc
W; Hs. ,_ il in i  Tl
Livery
LIVE
'19
20 Ducks; 10 Turkeys, 1 yea, 01,1
Tum. mad' knogaulzrier-.laltltz hore.
Phone 484.
Residence Revere l-lotei.
HUGH F' M°Rm°°~» Auctioneer,
AUCTION
The Largest Sale ever Known
A-r
H. R. MOASE’S
Stable
Kensington
A Farrners’ Salt
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEL 28TH
AT 12.30 P. M.
BTOC K.
18 horses consisting of: Draft M 9 ld 1 f 1 t Lord Dill
mghy. ir.; Mare. in foal to llriiliant Vllilekes, ylllarygiirs' oiId;°all`aiirily HDF"-
‘2"° "’“~=_"“'k°l'l° Mare. 8 years old; msn con, a 1-2 yssrs old: Mm- 5
“mr” °ld' P"k°l‘l° M“"°» 5 years old; Driving Horse; Hedrle Horse. 7
years old: Parkside Horse. 6 years old; Draft Horse, 6 years old, 1300
lb!-. and u. numbe 1' ' 2
yea" om and upvauodsother draft and road horses. ranging ln BIG! fl`°"‘
cattle consisting of: 7 Milk (‘ . J C 1 11 3 ye." old:
1';§1t1§s\§1s.Fi 1-2'ysiu-s om; 3 steers '.1 1-z0iivsisfr|i>'li1e;yHgiieii.n2c'1.-2been old un
m th' at ('°“§ 1° l'lKH» ll of them 5 months old. the remainder from 00°
0° lv 0 weeks om; sisn s Berkshire nosr. (pi-iss winner): 100 H°“'i
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FARM IMPLIMENTI.
MHBBSY-Harris Gang Plow 1" WA" `
_ . d o ; F Disc l-isrr°'-
Yggghomyesr,_Msnsernsri-is stsgi ngieyaizd oiifgfar; 8 Bets Bvflfll'
it p ..m,"§"" " T'“°‘"'“ssons; 2 rim; sisigns- ousiins mano: 1 1°*
,,',,,,',,,,,,,, o}"}‘,';'§:1°k inewl. nsss wsssss; a wffmss; mare" W“¢°“‘
stock not possible ezs. and s larxe number of other -Nm l8l9llU°°"' ""1
H. R. NOAOI, Kl1ll\lI\°”° -
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