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expert (‘heslerlieltl man for the next few days.

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'I‘apestry and Mohair coverings.

Phone I62 for appointment.

Every (‘hestertield under

(‘Iiesteriields made by a con- certt that ntake nothing‘ els": but (‘hesteriield suites "and chairz-s.

Phone 162 For Appointment

Charlottetown

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“ Racono ORIOLE " I

T() or: 10141111211111) AT THE CHA RLOTTETO WN EXHIBITION SEPT. 30th--0CT. 3rd.

The “ORIOLE” is a well constructed range, body made of three thicknes- ses — two of Eng- lish steel, with a-s- bestos between.

Large, roomy oven, wonderful

BB SURE~SEE OUR ICXII ' NEW IDEAS-BETTER It ANGES~LOWER PRICES

BIIIIGE MeKAY & COMPANY LIMITED

baker, burns wood or coal.

Exhibition Week, l) r 1 c e complete wit h warming c105. 01 $49.85

Solid copper res- ervtiir, extra 358,00

IBIT IN MAIN BUILDING

Summerside, l’. E. I.

special Chesterfield Service

Iiy arrangement with an exclusive and high-class (‘ltesteriieltl concern we have secured the service of an

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This mun is thoroughly qualified and willing to give you the benefit. of his experience in the matter of selecting a (‘Itesterfittid and covering to harmonize with In fact several ex- ixeilent styles and build for you an ideal (‘hesterfielti

While this service is invaluable to the. person in the market for a (Thesterfield it will cost you absolutely

' He will also have with him the newest effects in

Ati our own show room at Exhibition Building during Exhibition Week Monday to Friday, Sept. 30—()ct.

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Western Guardian

-SHOP from Holman‘! catalog

—SPECIAL PRICES on all our hats during this week only. Kennedy llrtis, Kensingtou 3i.

—DR- HOUSTON will bu in his tfftct: in Victoina Saturday, Sept J7lh_ from 10 to 4. 6122 9 2G n1 3i.

. --LOST BANK BOOK. Flnde: return to Mrs. 'I‘. Ii. (‘arroll at Mr: Itist-ph .\it'.\'t-lll's, Summersitlt- \rgyitt Street. ittnvartl. 1i —BEFORE ATTENDING thi ‘hitrltitletotvtl Exhibition ge vtiur new fall hat a Kennedy Bros (ensingttiti. . ill —THE SUMMERSIDE BUSI NESS COLLEGE is now open SEND FOR FREE PROSPECTUS \\'e. will find you a good homu t. ri-asullltble. rates<—.l. Pogson, 284F118 7 Iilntlts —SPECIAL SHOWING of Iiatlie: {all hats in all the popular shade: it reduced prices. We are ulst thotving a nice line of velours a 55-60 during Exhibition week only (i-nncdy llros, Ktllfldlglfill. (i115 9 26 111 ll. —OWING TO OUR RECENl loss by fire we are closing on IIOJIKS and requtist a settlement o ill ticcottnts at our offlce- All out ttztntilttg tttactmnts not settled b) Jt-tobei- 31st. will ht- placed Ill IIlt lauds of our attorney for (roileriititt lgnt-tl, Est. lli-tihen ’i‘ttpliu A’: (‘i 6040 0 27 ill "t

—SUMMIERSIDE AGENT.— lit ilyron Macilnnald of the. Maclloi: iid Drug (‘.o., In now Guardian rel

fesentlttlve .n Sutnmersltle. ant viii be pleased to receive news, 11d vet-Using and Job Priming. Mr ‘diielloizaid sells the Mornin inartilan at it's store. ills telt

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-PLEASED WITH P. E. I.—'l‘h luartliztn is ‘iwforttted lIILiil, Mr. (‘. i‘ .-\u.~'tin. the well known goose bu) -r of ltlnnsflelti, Mass, whtui he at rived at his ltcatlqttarters in Alhan to see Mr. C. S, Delaney his repn tentative for the Island was plats ito find that Albany Corner hat rreutiy improved since last yeai ‘in finds tharsevcral new buildhnz have been erected and ‘that tht

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llti-nk of Nova Scotfa has a fini- new office for tho accomodatlon of

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t their many cttstomers: ilt- also was greatly pleased to ttnd that the

.oad, that was in such poor >Iliil)t' .or stiveral yt-irs, has been grtutly .mprove.tl. huiit. 11p high anti tlt‘.\‘ 11rd two good trenient bridges con itrttctetl iirpluiw- of the tux. poor .\'(){)tI(|‘_; (rites. 'i ‘s \\tll‘l\' was cur 'icd on by Alessrs (ittmblt- and It. N. Dfxon. Mr, Austin expel-is to glck up several cars ol’ g1 ese al hough the price is low but compar is favorably with that, of other livi- ttotzk.

. PERSONALS.

—-Mr. ltltlwin .Ioh1'.s'to11, Long liver, M’- Jemtie Illrtwn, Ki-nsing on anti bliss Elia ‘Fltoinpsitt, lieilt- lit-iv left Klliuiillfltilll on Friday norlrng for llalhottsie University o rt sunit- stntlit- ~Y.

»!Virs. AIIITKIIFPI (llretn left oit .~‘ritlay morning tor vlilliiiil‘\'t*.l', ii. ‘._ She was tlfllJlillillilivtl its fur as Sackviilt- by her 1e ‘ii-iv, .\Ir (‘has Paylor, hltilpcttttte '.

---Mrs_ Wiliiant L. Fotrler who 111s been visiting t\lrs. .i_ A_ I\lt~l(et1 .0, Kensittgttrz, ltns returned to ier homt- in (llllfillfltr i\lrs. Ii‘t>\\‘I"l‘ s -.1 c tusin of Mr. J, A. and l)_ iilc {enzic an it. is thirty tIll't'f' years tlnee she 1111s; been on the island. lhe is satisfactorily imprtissi-d with he marked progrt-ts that has Iletlli nude in the Province since her last isit borer-Y.

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Eastern Guardian

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..'*EASTERN AGENT -- Mr. J. 1V. Murdock is now tiuariian Ag int in Montague and will ht- pit-is itl to receive news items, ailvertis 11g, Job Printing- liew and re- it-tval uttbsrrltfjons. tl’

PERSONALS. ..‘i\lr, Jest-pit ltlt-(‘orntatg (low in lrnti paid a flying v'sit. to Poplar ‘oint, ‘on Sunday last.

..'i\Ir. Daniel McCormac. St. leorgekt spent. Sunday visiting ritiuda in Little Pond.

. fillies Kittie (lautlet. clty Is visit ng her sister, Miss Mary, teacher liver View.

..'Mlss ltl-rtlitia Campbell, tench -r Strathconu recently visited Lt .lo Pond.

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Get your new hat to-day-while the assortment is - complete you will be as well pleased with the prices as wit

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“Ready with new Fall Hats new blocks-mew colors

ANljlSOillE ‘HATS OF PERFECT TASTE AND STYLE ready here to-day in the best assortment in the City. The new colors are here-the new shapes

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The Truth About . t°“"'*°"‘.a§l?st%*$.

The Big Exodus‘

find smite tnatcrlal to offset the figures showing tho exodus, to the llnlteil States, the King Governq llllflll, though it says it cannot count those who leave the country,‘ has since April, been announcing figures for those who have return- I'll. It says that (liming the tour itionths ending July, 18,370 (301111- diatts have ‘come back. Everyone is glad to know that. (famtdlans are rctttrnlng. for Canada cannot be- route the country, site should be unless she retains her native born.

'l‘he inference drawn from these figures is that the movement 0f tiopttlatiion from north to south has been completely stopped and that a titovemextt front south to north has begun. It has never been eoutemletl by those who have xilticized tile (lovernment on this‘ mutter that there was not a move-t inent of population from the linit- ed Statics into (faitatiadiut they have satid that the King 'l‘arift' policy is crippling the industries of tho

country to such alt extent that. our‘

people have to go smith to get.‘ work. Siuco the Government will not

supply the figures showing the em- igration from Canada, we have to rely on Washington. Anti that (lot-s it say‘! The figures for July

tlttrlitg the months of April, May and .iune, ivhen the King ("tovern ment says that 1.2.700 (lanuilittns returned, actually 54,000 persons went Mouth. I11 June alone, when the King Government said that 5,127 persons came back, 19.177 wont to the linitetl States. \t'ztsit 11g ton also says that during the first six months of the year 06,825 wen‘ south. ‘as compared with 77.925 durln the tirst six months of 1923. and 2 1.79 during the same months in 1022'."

No wonder industry is languish lug in this country. No wonder that merchants talk of reducer‘ sulus. \Vl11tt ohm can he expected in the face of figures such as these? Business cannot thrive it’ the DC-Iiillf] Is shaken out of it: every little whiic by mischievous tariff changes. in these days when the cost of living is high, men and women out. of jobs will not. stay around waiting for ono in this country. Canada‘ needs a policy which by insisting on the retcn-t lion of ottr own market for our own people. and the working up of om- own raw products. will create Jobs.

are not. available, but it says that. '

materials into finished ouch

hlUIVfitEAL, Sept. 25. —-'i‘ltitt anl eniirt-Iy nt.-\\' export field Itas been (itielteti 11p for (Yanatla nray be

().I..I.A“,A‘ Supt 2,,_D,.h,,,,', 40 judged by the shipment from this think."

eity recently of (‘tlllllllllitil-llllltlt: cig arels over the (faitaditm Pacific line <1" a through tiut of 1011.11; for Yokohama anti Kobe, Japan,

The volume of cigarets and raw leaf tobacco business 1min the Ilfllietl States to the Orient is ittrge, but while the (‘anadian pub- IW sets a full share ot‘ its trans portittioit, orders for cigarets 111111111. factored in (‘anadu have, 11p to the liresunt, been very rare. As the bntnds of cigart-ts nlreatiy export- ed are tnatittfuctttretl from import- tftl Virlzf-trlu and Carolina tobacco excite-lively. the ltlontreai manu- flllilllftfP-‘t LZPL a tIl'.|\\'Iillt'I( oi‘ all iluties paid on tlttfraugii-al‘ tobacco and pay no t-(tcistt ditty nu sale..- lax.

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MOSE THINKS FIRST

The prosccttting tiltoritt-j; was exuntinlng a negro witness.

"Now. hlose," ht- stid. "tell us what you know itbottt this fight."

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GROWS IEUSTLESS WiHtEAT

Rust-proof wheat its claimed to have been succcsstttlly grown by Samuel Lnrcombe. Dirtle. Manitoba l\lr. lnrcomhois wheat. shows about 30% higher yield than the Marquis variety. Illa samples show less than 5% rust while Marquis strains shown‘ on the name day were 100% tiffectetl, The valuo of a discovery as Mr. ibarcombo claims

would be of ineatitnablo value.-

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"But Boss," said Mose, itpologetl. oally, "l ain't no lawyer. l can't ttalk without thinkingW-Prlzc Story n1 Judge.

FOR SALE AT SUMMERSIDE

An It in uencimnry that I remove my lunulquurters from Iiummernltia I wfuh tn dispose of ull my property hero, enn- uisllllk oft-

Lnt .\'n. l. Io the properly whore l nut nt present living, minnnlatlng o! first claim lmmu! with nil modern improve- ments, largo liuru, nnd Illflilu for one eur, between twenty 11ml twenty flvo urn-ii of good land, maven moron newly

seeded thin your. tbron acre: of hay,’ ,

Iialtuwc tullottnd to fox ranch null pun- iurr. fox ranch cuunintn of a modern plant lurua BIIDIIIII for tho tuteonunu-

dutlun ui‘ l7 pulrn of foxes. lurlra cook unil men! huuno with wnf er supply ull ouelmued by [nun]

fence. Thin runch In tint clan In ovoly nnmnt-r untl lo only newly built.

Thin properly will I10 nulnl on hloo or upl“ up to null purchblor and ll ole!- od ut ll [rout bargain.

Lot No. l. Thin properly cannot: of‘

modern llwallin, lioulu with Ibllo lmrn and garage, nltunhsd on Flue 8t. ull In first eluu repair. Also u burlaln. fill. W. G. OIIUROIL

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[ml Superior . Optical ' Service

ll In my aim tnilln the pub- lfe Optical tlervlce equal to nu! in the larler neutron with that In view I have recently equip- W!" "LY Olin: with “The Do. 711ml’ Dlllnollln Ulllt." Th]!

‘latent, on Olu inflict i Io‘! "lye Examination and ll the’ only one on I’. I. Inland.

Pntlolifl who have not reu- olvml ull for; rogulu alu- whern an cling rolluf with my Exavnlnntlol tvltb this new Instrument. llnh nu appoint- ment now.

H. J. MABON ogtounruu-r Montana-r. n. I. 011m Connected With Druntoro

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