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our Good Tailoring

WE keep on making Clothes to

Order because Men keep on

wanting them ! They keep on wanting them, because we make Clothes to please them !

Expert Service !

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THE FALL WOOLENS

We never saw handsomer

, Suitings and Overcoatings than . ' we are showing this Season.

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Exclusive styles _ from the

best Foreign and Domestic looms.

_IT PAYS to buy in this Province. -THE einen ass-packed last night at 9 or-rock with about 80 passengers-J

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-MR. FRANK LAFFERTY is Guar-

d Agent in Summerside.

TH:-: Empngsgtioclren at sum-

merside last night at 8.35 o’clock.

_.MR. J. C. LEWIS, Guardian re-

presentative in Albertoi., will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter. ll

-GOOD HARVEST.- The harvest

in Tryon is well under way, a great deal of cutting has been done and the grain is reported well filled.--&.

-D|SCHARGED.- The schooner

Leo (Capt. Milton Chaplin) yesterday finished discharging a load of lumber at Sunnnerside and will sail imme- diately for Point du Chenc, N. B., to load another cargo.

-NOT SOLD-Professor Rockford

states that the report that he has sold his stallion Baron Highball to Summer- side parties is not true and that horse is not for sale at any price because he could not be duplicated.

-BLACK DIAMOND LINER.-The

Cacounn of the Black Diamond line on a special trip is due in Summerside early this morning. She has a small inward cargo, anti will take from Sum- rnerside about 100 tons of hay, part of

hitli will he on deck, all for New-

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-ONE CENT per word each in-

sertion for advertising in this <20!- umn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-tive cents.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained nt. Laiierty’s Tansor- ial Parlors, Summerside.

-THE TRYON QUOTA.- A num-

ber ot boys' from Tryon left on Thur- sday en route to Halifax to train for home defence.-&.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two -beiorethe time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue. as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date. Mtl.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Mr. W. C. Orr. Kensington, was

a visitor to Summerside Monday.-Y.

-Mr. Ed. Crosby, Cape Traverse.

has gone to Halifax.

-Mr. Lang. buyer for Long Bros..

Charlottetown, passed through Sum- merside Monday.-Y.

-Mr. Hope Sharbell, Portage, was

in Summerside Monday on a buying trip.-Y.

-Capt. John Stewart of West Point

was in Summerside yesterday with his gasoline boat.-H ‘

Mr Reginald Gaudet, St Nicholas

was a passenger to Summerslde Mon-

ay morning.-Y.

Attend our Fail opening,

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and See Fashions Fancies in » |

New Millinery F

Thursday Evening, 17th Inst.

Suits $22 $24 $26 to $35 00 -sci-iooNERs Aanive. - The d

liooners " Gen. Middleton" with coal

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We chaage only what Good

Expert Tailoring is worth.

You’ll Like

mu. Work I Lower Prices mean poor work

and poor service.

D. A- Bruce

Tailors and Cloihiers

. `/_~.~.<f;¢~ az. , $35_()()_ ,

from Picton for Enterprize Trading Co., the “Malabar” with coal from |l’iciou for Read & Co., and the “ J. B. Martin ” with rails from Point De Cherie all arrived in Summerside yesterday.-J.

~-DR. HERMAN.- Dr. Herman &

(.o., concluded their campaign in Sum- nierside Saturday evening. This was the 1)octor`:i first visit to Suinincrside und lie speaks highly of the town. His concerts were well patronizcd by the people while hc was hcrc and his friends wish him sticccss in the fut- ure und look forward to his return to this city again.-Y.

-NEW l3US|NESS.- There are

at prt-st-nt a bunch of Varpciitera cn- ;';n.|:cd in sliitiglltig the old Tryon Woolen Mills which will be put. in operation in at short time for the

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Prince County Exhibition Races I

Thursday, October lst, 1914.

- Purse $200.00

“ 100.00

- - “ 100.00

Free for all - - - 2.24 Trot - - 3.00 Trot and Pace

I\Ianui'zu~t\irer oi? Underwear. This looks like u good industry for the Island, it is also n good thing for the laliourinf.; men oi' Tryon und vicin- il._\'.~&.

~POLlCE COURT.-Tile trial of the

two lnds <-liargetl with breaking into the store ot' liritcc McKay (‘o., was bt-gun in the Sumnserslrle Police Court yesterday und adjourned till this morning. The case was also coni- niencoil yesterday, before Mr l\'icQuar- ric, S.M., in which u number of young men are charged with stealing liquor,

Races to start at 1.30. Five to Enter. Three to start. Races If “"m‘ r°f“°““'C ‘ms mud” “ few

ays ago. Some interesting evidence

10 End 31 fifth l'l€21t. HODDlCS 3ll0W€Cl. ElltI'8I`lCC f€€ 5 DCI'C€Ilt. was given und the prisoners were re~ Winners to pay 5 percent additional. Money divided 50, 25, 15 m2H1<l0<l Until l\I<>I1<l=1>'.-J,

and 10 percent. Entries close 26th September. Right reserved to change, postpone, etc. Retords made during September_1914, no I,

-PLEASANT AFFAIR.-The young eoplo oi` .\'ortl\ Tryon held u pleasant

bar. National rules io govern where they do not conflict with and snr-f-t~sshii if-t--t-mint ~o -i

these conditions. Hay, straw and bedding free.

Special rates both days on all trains.

HON. JAMES A. MCNEILL, JOHN GRADY,

President. Secretary.

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'l‘hursil:i_\' cvcninir. Sept. 10th, at the home of Mrs. Elizubctli l.t‘t`urgey, North Tryon. After the expenses were paid there rcnmined the sum of twent_\'-five dollars, whicll will bc for- warded to the Patriotic l~`uhrl. The ninnagenit-nt are \\‘cll pleased with the rcsult and desire to convey their sin- cere tluinlrs to all who, in any way, contributed toward the success of the

undertaking.

-IN THE FOX BUSINESS.-Mr

I James Pendergast, of Kensington, the

well known l’.E. island athlete, re-

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. We shall be glad to furnish it and answer all questions intelligently, we know the business.

Fox Sale

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

write or wire us. We can give you valuable tips or send our representative to assist you.

2 Class A Options.

4 pairs Newfoundland Patches showing 75 to 90 p. c. black. Also Mink, Fisher, Marten, Skunk and Raccouns.

llead Office of The Alpha and E. P. Cahill Fur Farms and

Oyster Company Limited.

Watch our Fox Prospectus.

turned Monday evening from an inter- esting four months' trip through Western Canada. While in British »(folumbiu he with two others, Messrs Ilvland and Vickcry, formed a partner- ship for the purpose of carrying on the fox business in that province. They have secured 25 black and 41 cross foxes, which they are ranching at Telegrapli Creek, B.C., and which promise to become the nucleus of a flourishing fox industry in the Pacific province. Mr Pendergust is well ac- quainted with the fox business und. should his venture in flint line be as successful as his athletic career has been, thc 'Felcgrapb Crook ranch will be a big factor in the fox world. His runny friends will wish him abundant success in his new departure.

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for good quality, smart appearance, excellent fit and dressy fabncs, you will fin the line quite superior to

- Patrick Murphy,

Mrs Patrick Doyle, Mrs J. B. Trainor, Mrs i-larry (Tole,

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Why not call in today and pick out your new

cap.

R ' 5 1 cms 'w 'mi imported bison sua

eu . n _ patched Foxes ranch bred and wild

_ eeugght mink and mnrten. Write or

'phone R.. J. McNeill Tyne valley.

Foxes _for Sale

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Mrs Alexie Murphy,

James Tamer,

Leming Murphy,

-Miss Harrison, Summerside, has

left on 9, visit to her home in New- castle, N. B.

--Mr. E. Ryerson Reid, Tryon, has

returned home after spending a week in this City.-&.

-Mr. Chas. Ives, North Tryon. was

in Sumuierside on Saturday on a business trip.-&.

-Mr. Heath Chisholm of the Bank

of Nova Scotia, Victoria, spent Sun- day at his ironic in Tryon.-&.

--Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Waddel of

Capo Traverse spent Sunday in Try- on the guest of Mr.und Mrs. Merritt Dawson.-&.

--Mr Irving Campbell, telegraph

operator at Sumniorsidc, was n pas- senger by yesterday mornlng's express from t`harlottctown.~J.

--Miss Clara Aylward, a graduate

oi’ The Lowell (‘lty Hospital is visit- ini: in Suinmcrsldc the guest oi? her sister Mrs. Todd.-I-I.

--Messrs ll. G.oMutt.art hnd George

W, llogg of Sinclair & Stewart Ltd., returned on Saturday from albuying trip to Montreal and Toronto. 5595.

, -Miss Laura Sharkcy, North Tryon, lr-it on Saturday on return to Boston. after spending the summer with her parents Mr. anti Mrs. Edward Shar- key. &.

t --Miss sliaw and Miss Kenny from ,lthe Millincry Department of Sinclair & Stewart Ltd., returned on Satur- day from attending the 0p0ningS.

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-His many friends will be glad to

learn that Mr. Percy Ellis, Port I-Iill, is again able to return to his home after spending some weeks in the Prince County Hospital where he un- derwent an operation.-Y.

::Our prescription department is

equipped with the famous Torsion balance scales, which is undoubtedly the best weighing device that has ever been seen in the City. With these scales \veighing can be measured to a fraction as small as two tbousandeth part of an ounce. ‘These famous scales is a very carefully selected instrument for testing strength and dosage, and any prescription work will show you how accurate ami efllcient are our servlccs. You ure sure of satisfaction ‘ ii’ you leave your prescription here. MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Streets.

P, l. I. BHANEH I HllllIHl]SS Slltllll

CONTRIBUTIONS.

Amount already acknow-

ledged, $1,717.00

Ladies’ Society, Bay Fortune

(per Mrs Gertrude Ding- well), 25.00

James Lewis, 2.00 New Glasgow Presbyterian

(‘hurch Mission Band, 28.00

ltustico Ladies (Mrs McKenna,

Pres.) list below, ' 119.15

Mrs John Colllngs 2.00 George W. McLeod, 10.00 !‘h:irles Carson, 5.00 William Clarke & Sons, North

Wiltshire, 12.00

T. ll. Woodman. 2.00 Mrs T. B. Woodman, 2.00

ltcceivcd to date, $1,924.75

List of those who contributed to

RustIco's Contr|hutlon:--

St Ann‘s Hope River (Miss Nellie

McAieer and Mrs E. Mclsasc) coi- lectors. Edward Turner, $1.00 Mrs Kenneth Gunn, .25 Peter Murphy, 1.00 Mrs James Carr,

Miss Abbie Fraser,

Mrs Allen Smith,

Mrs Mathias Butler.

Mrs James McGuigan,

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iss Mary Martin,

iss Aggie Cosgrove,

rs Thus. Murphy, rs James Malone, rs James Nolan,

ics Grace Turner, rs Francie Treinor, rs Fideie Anenauli, ru Benn Brion,

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beautifully lined and cleverly fashion-

ed all at most reasonable prices.

sure to enjoy

EXTENDING to you an .urgent invitation to inspect

the attractive array of _Fall Millinery which We

have especially prepared to merit your approval.

Tailoaed, semi-dress and pattern These are our own exclusive mod-

h t d _ my and Strongly made - els following the desirable lines of the a s, ain i ,

most authentic styles yet introducing individual touches which make each hat distinctive.

' In attending this exhibition you will have

an opportunity to observe the very newest

and ibest in Fall Styles-a privilege you are

Prowse Bros Ltd.

Mrs Isaac Canning, _._ __'_f; 2.00 Mrs Bertram Welsn, .oo Mrs J. A. Mclsaac, 1.00

$20.25

Oyster Bed Bridge (Mrs Wm. and

Mrs Charles Matheson) collectors. Mrs William Matheson, $3.00 Miss Marla Matheson, 2.00 Mrs Joseph Matheson, 1.00 Mrs Christopher Axworthy, .50 Miss Christina Ross, " Mrs Benj. Matheson,

.2.i .50

Mrs Levi Cudmors, Mrs Bruce Younker,

Mrs Joe Younker,

Mrs S. Buote, Albert Gallant,

Bisrnark Crasswell, Mrs Adam Crasswell, Leo Iioiron, H. V. Horne, Thomas Ford,

Mrs Adrian Gallant, Mrs Jos. Berrlgan, Miss Minnie Taylor, Mrs E. S. McLeod,

Mrs J. A. Matheson, Mrs John Macdonald, Mrs Charles Matheson, Mrs Alex. McDonald,

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

Mrs Neil McCallum, Hubert McCallum, Miss Sarah Gauthier, Andrew McCallum,

1.00 .50 .25 1.00

Mrs George Chandler, Mrs Henry Chandler,

Mrs Fidele Gallant, Mrs Kenneth Matheson,

_ Total, $14.25

Collected by Mrs (Dr) McKenna. Mrs Mclionna, 3.00 Mrs J. H. (‘.urr, 1.00 Mrs Charles Horne, 2.00 Miss Ida Horne, .50 Angus Pineau. .50 Mrs James Mutch, 2.00 Edison Mutch, .50 Andrew Gallant, 1.00 Mrs Edmund Carr, 2.00 Leo Ilolron, 2.50 lt. H. Pooley, 1.00 Helairs Gallant, .50 John ’l`. Robinson, 1.00 Miss Pearl Mutch, 1.00 Percy Carr, .50

Total, $19.00

Collected by Mrs E. S. Mclmod and

Mrs E. W. Mutch, Cymbrfa. Lodge. Ilrs E. W. Mutch, $10.00 Mrs Robert Slmw, 2.00 Miss Funny Ross, .25

Mrs C. Livingstone,

Mrs Wm. H. Neill, Mrs John R. Neill David McKinnon, George A. McKinnon, John Mcqunrric,

Mrs Dau McLean, Miss J.'C. Shaw,

Mrs Joint Cudmore, Mrs Charles Diamond, Mrs John Mclnnis,

Athol Roberts,

Harry McQuarrlc, James Dcftoches, Mrs James Stevenson, Mrs Albert Craswell, Miss Claire McMillan, Mrs Hammond Ling,

Doinitian Gallant,

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Angus Neill,

1.50 1.00 1.00 .50 1.00 1.00 2.00

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Mrs D. J. McLeod,

John Duffy,

Mrs Garfield Moreside, Mrs Albert Curlmoro, Mrs Robert li. Roberts.

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Mrs Isaac Gallant .50 Mrs Clive ltobfnson, 2.00

Total, $65.65

Mrs Lawrence Gallant, 2 pair socks Mrs Wm. Neill, 1 pair socks Mrs liisniark Cmswell, 2 pair socks Mrs Jas. Mutch, 6 pairs bed socks Mrs I. Gallant. 1 pair socks

Mr ll. Il. Dooley has offered to do

all the knitting oi’ wool donated.

The itusiico Society expects to more

than ,double this list. and is to be especially congratulated upon its efficient work. , .___

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‘Seeing is Believing’

If you want to see the

fruit o_f expert shoemaking, look in our_windows. A

_trimmgrl looking, finer sfheel- ingan on erwea oe than the GCLD B% can not b_e found. Seeing is believing but wearing is knowing.

Price $5.00, 5.50 and 6.00. Morris & Smith

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We have a very attractive stock of B - -

Umbrella Stands, lfot and Pedistie, Fernr11§;h(E-:godCa(:irlll}doSlgcl?cluFmgTlviardinee"’ ful and serviceable prices and ornmental as well. Some' of the ric 8 e cf" 3° are use' Jardineere several sizes at $1.25, 2.50, 3.00 3 7 5 4&50re 88110 °wS'_

Umbrsiis stands at $4.50, and 6.50 each. ’ ' ’ ' °°° °

ern a ee,e . . .25 _ ,

n 11;” "hcl hedisil 5135602 75 2

Candle Sticks from 60c to 250 pb? ggi,-?°°h‘

BLACK & CO ~

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