THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

...YOU WEAR ’EM 16 HOURS A DAY

NYTHING that you are with so constantly

should be carefully chosen. You don’t want

it toget on your nerves; you want it to be pleas-

ing, comfortable, serviceable, ﬂattering and to

win the admiration of your associates. Select a suit with such qualiﬁcations.

Cool, comfortable, SUMMER SUITS for MEN

Summer Suits for young men. Fawn and brown tweeds in attractive diagonal weaves. Grey Flannel with overplaid. Cool.

fortable

Grey Flannel Suits for men, ﬁne quality English

I: In a regular League fixture of the - Summcrside v Pioneers beat the Red Wings to the

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-KODAKS, developing, printing also Richloride, fishing-table, bath- ng caps. Taylor Drug 00., Kensing- .3011, 11-5516.

—PIONEER5, ‘l: BED W153i, 3-— ‘ ll League the

tune of 7-3 on Thursday in one oi the fastest games oi the season. The batteries were: Pioneert. I". Daley. R. Daley and J. Bchurman; Red Wings: Gay and Dodds. The Pion- eers and Red Wings are now tied ior the first section oi the League. The next game will be Monday evening. —S.

-ALONG THE WATERFRONT- The S. S. Gaspesia called at Bum- merside Thursday morning leaving way freight and taking away a wh- siderable amount oi miscellaneous cargo. The C. G. S. Brant put into Surnmerside Thursday evening on her way to Point umenac, where

i she was to take oil w the light house

there as the weather was too rough, to make a landing at the Point. The | Steamer is leaving oil at the difier- * ent lighthouses on the Miramichi Riven-S. a —FUNERAL 0F T. J. KEEFE- The funeral or Thomas J. Keefe was held on Friday morning at St. John the Baptist Church, Mis- couche, Rev. Martin Monaghan, D.D., celebrated the Solemn High Mass oi Requiem. Tho church was ‘filled to capacity with friends oi the deceased, who was most highly I pallbearers were!

‘As the bride to be entered ‘room the Wedding March was play-

‘the popularity of the bride.

—BUY 13 and 15 plate heavy duty,

"i I heavy weight. euto storage batteries

in genuine herd rubber cases, new stock, iull charged, st Brecfzam

-0. W. L. MEETING-an” "w- lar monthly meeting oi the Sxrn- marside Branch oi the O. W. L. was held on Wednesday evening in the K. oi 0. Home. Mrs. Callaghan, the President. was in the chair. The re- ports oi the committees showed that the work oi the Society was very satisfactory. The Society will not meet regularly during the summer. but will call special meetings as oc- casion demands-B.

—5ENT UP T0 SUPREME COURT-Raymond Arsenault was sent up to the Supreme Court yes- terday by His Honour E. H. Strong, K. 0., Magistrate for the town oi Summer-side on a charge oi 811C) breaking. Five witnesses were ex- amined and alter hearing the evi- dence the lvlagistraie considered there was sufficient evidence send the accused to the higher court Mr. W. P. Noonan represent- ed the crown. The prisoner had no counsel and reserved his defence. —8.

—MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.- Miss Reta Arthur entertained very pleasantly at a miscellaneous show- er at her home Thursday evening in honor of Miss Jean Lyle in the event oi her approaching marriatie.

ed by Miss Bessie Smallman. The room was tastefully decorated in yellow and white with apple blos- soms and cut flowers. The basket was iiiied to overflowing with beautiful gifts, which testified to The

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the consumers. And Mr. Piu- Far- m", dun; iorget that there are. many reasons why understenliilli end harmony should exist between. yourself and those who ere respon- sible ior the distribution oi your‘ pelts. ~

STANDARD 0F THE SILVER. FOX (Standard of Excellence)

Every m: Farmer should be Y deeply interested in the conforma- tion and quality of hi! 1on6; m4 ha should be acquainted with their good and bad points from PVPPY- hood up to the adult animal. The following is generally recognised es the “Standard oi Excellence" for a |

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Conformation-the conformation oi a fox involves the many differ- diierent parts oi its make-up- Weakness .5 any port prevent-i I perect type.

&ull-The skull, nut be brood

Black-A 1 -‘~=‘¥\ V". 0X whose coat shows

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Extra Dark Silver-Up p, 15 per

cent silver.

" "r: A ‘° per cent sliver. w 75 ..e:':.s:.:"r—r s»

_____ QUssnoN AND Answm m

Question-Do o thl sible to produce Sea“ 13:‘ by kg?" m‘ m3" m b9 Felted in slicdsiil;

‘mm u 309d l- DlB-n M keeping them

111 a larce runway?

Answer-The kee in I shade in order to lfrdimi’ d?“ 1m pelting is something ne\v.. To Edi,” by the reports received, “nomad with this method is good. and thy‘ there is very little, l; m“. “mat linse- Oi course, the quality or mi

and flat.

Eyes-Full, round and bright, and set well apart.

Ears—Erect, v-shaped not too long, and set well up on both sides and corner of skull.

Muzzle-To be full at iaoe, with a slight stop, smoothly tapering to the nose. ‘

Nose-Should be round and black , in color.

Jaws-Should close evenly, wide at base, and not over-shot or un-l der-shot, nor pinched.

Lips-should be even and smooth, not drooping or wrinkled, entirely covering the teeth.

Neck—Should be iull, and not

animal and the m - will have a great §§§i"..°’..§°°‘,’,.‘,‘,‘§ i319 quality or the fur, when," o, not this is as good a plan as" run- 111118 them in the large pen reuurm to be pmven.

QUESTION AND ANSWER d,

Questl°n_‘what P91‘ Cent oi meal do you recommend fﬂcdlng Imps, They run from 2 l-2 to 3 14 months old.

Answer-Pups three months old Bill b6 fed the same ration d; adults. Fifty per tent. meat in m. summer, increasing to 75 per cm; as the season advances. ‘

‘Mcssrs- J. P. Hogan, station agent

w. Summerside; Ernest MacTague, w‘) 1mg‘

Chest-Should be full, deep and square.

Shouledrs-Should be broad and iull, suﬂidently sloping to suggest Quesiiolk-I have a vixen that springiness, wih withers smooth. “d 5° Pulls 1M5 year. In Marc];

gifts were opened by Miss Georgie anguish; Philip Durant, Welling- ‘Horton and the verses read by Miss ton; Albert MlwNeill, Edward Bessie Smallmon- Miss Lyle re- Gaudct and, Urban 511115, The re. ,sponded very fittingly. The even- mains were then conveyed by mo- ‘m8 W55 Spent in music. bridge and;

Flannel, tailored by Prince Clothing I

Peaked lapels, form ﬁtting . . . . . . . .. QUESTION AND

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Cool Stylish Worsted Suits for Summer

Summer worsieds in grey and fawn 1,3 lined,

patch pockets, ﬁne quarter stitched s edges. Beautifully tailored . . . . . . . . .

Two Pant Summer Tweeds $16.00 Men’s Sport 75 Trousers —— '

Men’s Bathing Suits and Trunks allwool Men’s Silk Socks by HOLE PROOF

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.ur,'es in most acceptable patterns. or garter tops . . . . .

Cool Comfortin Sport Caps 25c for Men——Y0urs fo'r—

Sennit Straw Hats, for Men $6 vented tops, cool and Smart H’

CLEARING—Men’s Silk Shorts Elastic Waist band, these Shorts made of runproof Silknit fabrics 50°

Students Summer Tweed Suits

Students Summer Tweed Suits-two pair pants- $ll.75. Summer ﬂecked all wool tweeds, smartly styled and well tailored, full twilled satin lined. Coat and two pair of long trousers. Sizes 32 $11.75

to 36 The Men’s Store

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Fine selection of Boys Wash Suits-broadcloths, lin- ens, tabralcas etc. All guaranteed fast colors.

l h - ' _ _ eadin by Miss Nina Schurrnan. . m‘ ears” m Mmen m bum“ M” '“ r g I Back_should be quite straight she had fits. I wormed hm‘, f-yllld i

Percy L. Bowness had charge oi:

the funeral arrangements. S.

A dainty lunch was served by the hosless. The evening closed with the singing of “She's a Jolly Good

--ANNIVERSARY c E L a a a A -"il-“B11<>W-" $-

TION-About forty friends and neighbours oi Mr. and lVlrs. Elmer Birt gathered at their house on Convent, Street, Sunimerside, on LThursday evening on the occasion .oi the 18th anniversary oi their ‘wedding. A social evening of music and other entertainment was en- joyed. Mr. Albert Stafford was ‘Master of Ceremonies and on be- half of those present made the presentation of a wcli iillcd purse lo Mr". and Mrs. Birt accompanied by a short speech. Mr. and Mrs. Birt replied in suitable language, thanking those present for their tangible expressions of friendship. Mr. and Mrs. Birt were also the recipients oi several individual gifts. Mr. Marks and Mr. Rogers sang a

l Argentina. is planning to prohibit

the importation, manufacture and sale oi white lead and all paints and varnishes containing it.

Maritime Summer School

The Maritime Summer School will ;

hold its eleventh session on the

from shoulder to rum... then ‘cw c“ mnei She Scum“ “:1 light sloping very slightly to rump. mill’ She 519E118 a lot allil nuiullg

Body-Should be suﬂicientiy lcng simnd- and will KEEP 391K111; he: and H111‘ with appearance o; room. head, the other" morning Filo uould incss, having no indication of a. stagger and mild Part5 5mm l" be lrnclicd appearance. especially be- Weak- I \\‘<>I'H1@1l 11 l‘. limo hi1" xwc hind the shoulders or in the loin. "ermllyde cﬂlﬁlllos, number twr

Front legs-Should be perfectly m1" round and hili-‘k “'°l' 1-3 bill sol straight, set well apart with good n° “wrmg- b"! 51w 58cm.» bitter bone developmenh no.5 sort of daxecl like sometimes.

Elbows-Should not turn in or Have 176911 fowl 11:; bwrd and milk. out. Pasterns fairly straight. Feet Whole Who-ll. and stale D1511}. cod nearly mund’ no; m“ no, splayem liver oil, hall toaipooniui three

Toes to point straight ahead, with times i1 “UK- Whﬂt Illight be the 5.11m; pads- trouble and the cure?

31nd Legsqglmmd be on a AXlSWCl‘——Fi‘OlIl the data submit-

Mount Allison campus from Julynsiraisht l-Tie with the bzdiz turning “d °“ W" "m" We m 1H med

5th to August 17th. The school has been improving from year to year. and is now well and favourably known throughout the Maritime Provinces, and even farther aﬁeld. A large number of subjects will be

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duet and Mr- Stafford a solo ap- i twig)“ ‘m me result“ Art's ‘md proprlate for the occasion. After a ‘ science wursesdmd m addition

buuntcous lunch had been servedjthere will be matriculation work,‘

neither in nor out. Hooks nicely l0 believe .hrit sire has ear miics, curved bu; n0; sickle hoJLd‘ and would su_gest tha. you take a should curve slightly back of ver- SCFRPIIIE from the ear, plicing ii ma‘. to give apphiiunc; c. under s. m'croscope in order to de- length. Feet nearly round and well ﬁnitely determine if err mites an padded, present.

Thighs-Should be round and full.

Brush-Should iit well into the body without the appearance of a

75¢

Men’s Silk Hose by Holeproof. Pure Silk mix-

Plain

. ~ Music, including Piano, Organ, Vio- cards and dancing were indulged n“ and vocal’ An Appreciation’?

in until the wee small hours. Mr. Anthony Bernard and Mr. Samuel MacAusiand furnished violin mu- sic for tire dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Birt were bounced by the guest: before they took their leave. S.

PERSONALS

Drawing and Painting, Dressmaking and Miilinery, and Public Speaking in French there will be four in- structors, the conversational French being directed by a Parisian lady oi rare tact and wide training and ex- perience. The courses in Education and Psychology will be given by Mr. H. J. Valientyne, M. A., B, PaecL, of the Normal School, Toronto, Mr.

break, and shoud be supported by a strong tail bone. Length of brush should be abnut two-films of the t-‘toi lellrdhl of Lili airinui. Size-The adul. male fox should be about 46 inches long from pom. of nose to tip of brush and should weigh, when in good breeding c.n- dition, about fifteen pounds. The adult female fox should mcusure about 41 inches long from point oi

iUXMEN

-Miss Georgie Laifcrty is visiting v he, 515mm Mrs’ George Ho“ of Lloyd W. Shaw, B. A., of the Prince

.. _, Wales College, Charlottetown, .f,g‘,‘,‘ﬁf“‘° °“ h" summer m" P. n. 1., m. n. B. Liddy, of the Unl- y versiity of Wxstleirn Ogrdtariokand by; I —Miss Annie MacNevin and her» P“? 855m‘ C." ' m3‘ '“"° MW“ sister, Mrs. John Johnson and little I ‘h2g3 “hi?” , . - Uxﬁloltaggﬁonﬂqrlglalsﬁ"Jarli/[alggéz/Tg inces will be glad to see them back. K Coleman ‘s ' ' ' In addition to the work by the reg- ‘ ‘ uiar staff in the Owens Art Gallery, a number oi lectures will be given by Professor W. H. Abel], of Acadia University.

One can scarcely value .of these Provinces "—*' summer schools that are springing i “M” J- E" Dnnml- Pmimcml’ of up under the direction of our Uni- ; Gournes Drug 5w“?! 5‘""m°l"51d°-_ versities. ’l"he work being done is an

was a passenger by aeroplane from gmpoytan; pa“, of me pfggfammg

Mormon on Wednesday S- for Adult Education which is receiv-

—-——- ing such emphasis throughout the -Mr. J. Bertram, who has beenl civilized world today,

the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace ii FUR FARMING

iWiliiams of Summerside, left by (Continued from Page 10>

—The many friends of Mr, B. A. Jrsenault of Summcrsidc are pleas- cd to see him out again after his recent serious illness. S.

estimate the of those

mrroplanc on Wednesday for the mainland. S.

riished their stuff to market, even though some of them sold their skins at better prices at an earlier period. because many of them joined in the melee 0f dumping .most of their skins in Decemmr and January. ‘This ides has much to commend it to fur farmers in general, and it ,has the elements of economic bet- ierment for everybody. It can be done, and if carried out with a system would result in the general approval of the fur trade, and at the same time ease credit and promote co-operation. Oi course many fur farmers are at all times in need of ready cash, but don't let this be an excuse for rushing your i pelts to market when they are avail- able. You are Just as likcly to be hard up again-or even more so, before. the next pelting season comes round. It does not take one long in the ,fur business to learn that the in-

—Mr. and Mrs. Whelan, who have been guests at the Mawley House since their arrival at Sum- nrersidc. have taken up their res- idence in the house lafoiy occupied by Mr. Ferno Graves. Mr. Whelan Ls the new advertising manager at R. T. Holmants Ltd. S.

INDICESTION BILIOUSNESS CONSTIPATION

lbody to the feet.

{utmost importance, and should be

;well maintained from head

nose to tip of brusn and s. ould weigh, when in good breeding ccn- dition, about twelve pounds. Fox pups at six mon.hs 0i age should not be more than iou." inches mort- er than adults. ‘

Color-The black in all cases must be lustrous blue black. The silver must be bright clear and sharp lil color. Legs, belly, throat; muzzle and brush should always bei black. The silver guard fur should‘ be oi a dark slate color at body, gradually shading to blue black, With a band of silver showing acme the underiur and terminating w/A‘ l1 glossy black tip. The black guard fur should also be oi a dark slate color next to the body, gradually shading u: s glossy black tip. Tile underiur of the body and brush should be dark slate blue in color.

Underfur-The underfur should be soft. fine in qaulity. free from mat or curl and suiﬁciently heavy to properly support the guard fur,‘ giving a feeling or softness and iulness to the ton‘. It should be‘ evenly distributed over the entire body and brush, and should grad? ually decrease in length from the

Start those pups right by feed- ing SUNGLO VIXEN a PUPPY RATION to the vixen and pups until pups are weaned.

After weaning, feed the pups on SUNGLO SUMMER-Pt!’ RATION if you wnnt big pups that will make large pelts and sure breeders.

FOR- ADULTS during the summer, either our SUNGLO SUMMER. - ADULT N0. l Ration or our SUNGLO FOX RATION NO. Z (containing $01k meat products.)

Each Ration contains ilu- ncc- essary ingredients and l\‘.l‘(‘S' sorles for its particular pur- pose. The day of feeding a for similar feed the your around ls past. SUNGLO FOX I'm-eds have prnven their superiority.

OTHER SUNGLO FOX FEEDS AND PRODUCTS :-

Sunglo Dried Breads (Dllllﬂl- Course while or Whole-

wheat-raisin).

Sunglo Flea d; Louse ‘Killer Sunglo Worm Extcrm na or

Sunglo Ear Lotions

meek over the enme body m ‘he Vitamlneral (Mineral & (OW

‘end of the brush. It should grad- “mane”

ually decrease in length from the SUNGLO LIVESTOCK body to the fest. piggy... Brush-The brush should be

black in all cases, and heavily fur- Sunglo Cali Meal

red, having a, minimum 413mm,“ Sunglo Chick Starter.

of ﬁve lnche5_ The m; Shouyd stand‘ Sunglow Growing Mash.

Sunglow Laying Mash

Guard Fur-The guard fur should cover the fox from the top of the face and jaws to the end oi the bnish, including legs and feet, and should be of sufficient density to completely cover the underfur. r60“! lensth o1 suurd fur is of the

and

well out, not parting, cu 1; i

wagging‘ an?! shlggd have ‘Zlimpuggl Slmglo Stock Tonic

» e p’ l ow about’ three m‘ Srurglo Feeds a Products are nos clear of the blark guard fun: M-nnrugund by

w-I ' terests oi the breeder, the dealeriurn slightly tapering to a point

land the auction companies, are. Quality o; Furiwhat h” here_

ldBlll-lcﬂl- 0H6 Bimply cannot exisiﬂtofore been known as texture in‘

[without the other. It Ls essential silver fox fur might body; be dam-lb.

‘that the breeder dispose of his ed as quality of fur in a perfect pelts, and this disposition must harmonizing of the right quality of eventually be made by or through under-fur and guard iur The un-‘ the dealer in raw furs or the auc- derfur and guard fur having both‘ tion companies. It is a well known been considered separately for quani fact that they have the ou.let. tlty and color, might now be con- mit lésniéaélatcy u; eyen consider that sidered from the standpoint o; d“- ‘from door téiﬂdoopedd-ed his furs tinctiva character. The essential manner mama‘ 1 fauna in this qualities are-Underiur to be dark t0 the consume! Ymdnoée of them blue slate. which seems to merge am to entertaui- m i is equally ililn the guard fur; the continuing dulie m l- ought that the guard hairs to be medium silky, r or e auction companies can and long, and both to be luxuriant “l” “Mimi "will! pelts to offer as differentiated from the coarse thaaeréllignteleiu hairs which are inclined to be ed and Vi‘ l; m Kraded. po0l- shlﬂly. or the extreme silky hairs,

“ b!’ “l0 b"‘<‘d‘@r orl which are inclined to he weak.

Sizes 2 to 6 yrs . . . . . .

and up Boys Pure Wool Bathing Suits, speed style, blue, navy,

black and maroon up

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Boy's “Arrow” Broadcloth Shirts, plain I

Boy's buttonle Balbriggan Combinations.

Sizes22to34....... 50G

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ually take place before the furs characteristic 0i the right r . propor- “nd "@5198 Dllwein the ironies 0d ‘tion of delicate ﬂnenau 5nd

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