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. good "|ocksmiiher2e.s.“ to min a eom- . . _ . intend" word t" m Inch‘ key,‘ wishing to loin for the following yell’. Bolt-I‘, knobs, hinges and door hard- and w“ answered by twentywne j-aee generally. We handle these 1116111118" ‘my n’ ma" mam‘ vgoadq," n“ “mm l“ a" u" bu‘ bership fee. The. minutes of the J-ﬂmm“ rename “m”. a‘ ‘much previous annual meeting were read “ ‘ fond approved. The financial state-

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. , _i_ “WUNIRAL SERVICES — The ~dm FIRST, use Braceh red funeral of the‘ late D. C. Morson, o.’ 9421-11-26-21. Cardigan, took place on Wednesday. _ __--_ I November 19th, to St. Andrew's Cem- gj-IOLICE COURT-In the police etery. The service was conducted by 1 Jourt at Bummerside on ‘Puesday Rev. John Stlrlng. assisted by Rev. m; qmnk wig; fined 3g and ¢°5t5__s W .E. Davies. The following pail -' bearers officiated: l-ion. J. A. Mac-y ‘w-LOW PRICE and complete stock Donald, Dr. A. Allan. Mr. John An- olbsg nets, at Braces. Sunimersidc. gus MacDonald. Mr. Edward Bulpiti. ' ' " D388-l1-25-4i. Mr. Edward Goff, Mr. Charles Harris. '

qeetrlc lanterns.

iii-LOO!’ END soft cut hay wire, right gauge. sold at Bruce's. -

Kensington, Thursday. 27th at 8 P. M.

“$371331 fm" ‘"11"’ 11""‘-""5- rick McArce and Mrs. Charles Brad- ‘ ~— - 5 ley as directors; Miss Angela Kenny 75115055115 rind Miss Marguerite Bradley, Aiidit-

.. ~- — ors. The school and sick committee 34M!" C1150?" TX‘ C011 01 3051011. were also elected. Other business was 15 "$5111"! 111-" ‘M105 PﬁYPHl-S. MT- discussed and it was decided to have 5M1 MP5- Bml- 14955111 01 slllﬂllll-‘F- a dance in the school. The roll call 1 side- His wile arrived a few weeks at the next meeting will be answered m. The)! are well lsnovm in Sum- with jokes. The meeting adjourned merside and have it host of friends with the singing of the National Ah- Whﬂ are sled w sec 111cm here s- them. The next monthly meeting is

5311-3- to be held at the home of Mrs. James ' i Baglole. --His many friends will be pleased

to‘ learn that Ven. Archdeacon

ivliitb. n. n. rector of Si. hlni'_\"$ ..*ROSENEATII INSTITUTE -

Chilrch. Suniiiieixsiele and St. John's The annual meeting of the Rosc- Church. Si. Eicanors. is very much ncath Institute was held at the heme better and it is hoprd that he will cf Mrs Wm. Campbell on the even- soon be about again attending to his ing Nov 18th. Eight members and three visitors were in attendance. ~~—- Roll call was responded to by meni- —Many friends throughout the bership ice. A splendid report of Province will be glad to lcarn that the years work was read by the Sec- Mr. J: D. Goss of Summer-side, who retary showing the finances oi this is seriously ill in the Prince County institute [.9 be very satisfactory. A ROBIN!" 15 (101113 11F W011 R'- (‘1111 b!‘ magnihcent gift of $60 was present- ed to the Institute by lvixs 111G231‘ Docherty a former resident of Rors- —Mr.s. Finnin of Bloomfield. who mam‘ [his mgnpy to b9 used f3;- n was operated on for appendicitis In library for the school. balance ii any 5hr Prince County Hospital this ,0 go {mun-ch n", desks, Needles. u, *9“:- 1‘ "Mk1"? 5mm PTOFITQSS 1°- sirv, the members are most grateful l to Mrs Docherty for her great kind- ' — ness. and interest in her old home. Ask and ye shall receive if youTe ychwr During the yea,- kgnd My were d-ne. such as sending fruit “"'— ‘and flowers to the sick etc. An festival was ' held of the late n" "litany “°"-"5""17" 1r m" "9 t” Rev J. C. Martn which prrved to 1hr a splendid success. The mhool ‘committee reported that. a new black board vras required for the school and a new rommttee was appointed ”Mwa~"5““° “"111” ‘V1731 1‘“117"*715- in attend to this. A generous amount 0i money was voted for a Xmas tree always keep y,..ur irord out“ you lzsve and ccmmmee appointed w m“. 1 charge of same. The following effi- 'eer.s were then dilly elected for the coming year. Pres Mis Edward Biil- plti; Vice Pres Mrs FL?‘ Mimn. Sec

iuties.—S.

rxpected-S.

wards l‘(‘£.‘0\'0l‘_\'.——S.

got good security. l

Silky boy." said ill" business‘ man m, cream . tn his son. "there arc two th 112s tint. m, me “rounds

Etlveed in husinc: "What. are" thcji. rind” “l-loncstv and saizacitjx" "What ls honesty?"

her how adrcrsu": it ma‘: affect vou- ‘liven it."

"And sozacit-‘Y’ "Never give it."

M".- Charles MeQuarrie lre-elecTédi ectors Mrs Albert Dewar. Mrs J.

atedmmamoottotﬂ:i~z»m'o'o=yawom '

\ biC. Martin. lV.'.'.s Wm. Campbell. "k t1 9 Auditors, Mrs. Donahoe. Miss Muricl Annual I‘:,\'ﬂ]]]].|]ﬂfi()ﬂ Bulpitt. Sick Committee Mrs A. Dewar Mrs J. C. Martin. School Committee. Mrs Charles McQuarrie After a dainty lunch served by the

Y of Your ﬁre-z will Safeguard Your Vision and Comfort >

F-ee hostess meeting closed. Next. rnect- ing t; be held at the home of Mrs J- w. Albert Dewar roll call to be answer- ' Optometrist .951 by “am”-

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KEYS TO QUALITY Ali-important. brzinrh of our harl- IAPe business is the lllrnflllln: of

mcnt. of the receipts and expenditures

dent. Then followed the election of officers for the coming year. which ‘are as follows: President. Miss Mar-

iflsltirdware C0.,

, o e “tins McKenzie: Vice-President. Mrs. ‘ ﬁ Charles A. steele; Secretary-‘Preas-l

urer. Miss Vera M. l-iayter: Directors. '

__S¢I2-i§§2-i€2-1%Z-2%Z-I§r M A t ‘ "‘ rs. us in Dave , Mrs. Arch. y- nolds and Mrs. ysfdney Llewelljn:

I"! Auditors, Miss Olive l-layter and Miss

75' "m"! "a umimu‘ an.” Muriel Jackson. Meeting closed‘ by

;.;_‘ singing the National Anthem. After

H. J. MABON partaking of a Hllhty 11inch. served

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‘ST TERESA? INSTITUTE- The annual meeting of the Women's D421-11-26-2i. Institute of St. Teresa: was held at the St. Teresas schoolhouse Nov. l3. _ —-l!‘HI GRANITE HOCKEY CLUB in the form of a business meeting. will hold a grand entcrta nnient and Seven members and five visitors were pie social in the King George Hall. present. The meeting opened withl November the singing of the Institute Ode and j Admission 25c and the roll call was answered with y 15C. 9404-11-25-31. household hints. The Secretary's re- , . port u-ns read and ailproved of and

y-[N SIERIOIKsCONDITION-The it was found tiint the work of the, Min." friends of Mr. Harry Silcnri year had been a success, The follow- J! Summersidc will regret to lie-ll‘ v ing officers were elected: Miss Angela that his condition is causing some Kenny, President: Miss Marguerite 131K161? Ml‘. Sllcnrs has been undcr- I Bradley. Vice-President: Dorothy Mc- B01"! "ﬁrm?!" 1" the 71'1"" 901-11153’ I lnn s. Secretary-treasurer: Mrs. Pat- ;

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LADIES’ COATS

5 only Ladies last season coats. Special

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4 Ladies’ Tweed Raincoats size 36 to 40 to clear

at $7.50 to clear

Special

' Ladies’ Dresses

$12.00 for . . . . . . . . . . . .

Millinery Department

Each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

$5.00. Special . . . . . . . . All pattern hats on sale ..

~ Men's and Boys’ Mackinaw Coats

a real out door work coat *at a bargain. last

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Special

Home

itigfiésti pair

home knit socks. Why worry over knitting ivlien you can get these at such a low price. ‘

ii.°.'f.".iif.‘llf"cﬂiififlliiffl‘. .‘.".'. Wffiiifl’? $10.00

.. ................. . .. $2.95

Leatherette Raincoais, size l6 to 42, formerly sold . . - . I e . I

Children's Raincoats and flats S to 14 years size I

S-peeial line of ﬁne Wool dresses, good new 513-15 plain havy and Black, also pin stripe sizes 36 i0 l4. Reg. 5o I

50 Ladies‘ Hats in Felts and Velvets to clear . I

100 Ladies’ Felt and Velvet Hats worth $3.00 to 1 I

HALF PRICE

Children's Hats, Velvets and Felts, selling a1.each................ .

25 Men's Mackinaw coats, all Wool Plaid Cloths some Lamb ¢°113P5~ 011191‘ P1811! Mackinaw. Here is your chance t0 get While they - 331-37, DISCOUNT Bloys} Mackinaw coats with lamb collars. size 30 to 34. Hole- s in ine , an excellent coat for rough» wear. $6.90

What is more ‘comfortable and wear so well as a pair of these

a 155T

DRY GOODS

YOU CAN BUY MORE HERE FOR’ A DOLLAR THAN ELSEWHERE

35 inch Twill Back Velveteen of good quality. Regular J

value $1.50. special per yard

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Printed Velveteen and Corduroy 27 inches wide, worth $1.50 HALFPRICE

~5 ends Velour and Broadcloth coating 54 inches wide. Regular $3.75 to $4.50 just in the season when you w’ h .. - 5

to $2.00 per yard. Clearing . . ..

it at,yiird

Broadcloth Rayon as inches wide. Shades, Sand, Blue, Green, Grey and Red. Former price $1.50 yard on sale

Yard . . . . . .

2 ends Crepe Finish Eldcrdown suiiulc for bath robes and Kimonos shades Rose and‘ Blue 36 inches wide. Regular

60c. Special

1 end Figured Eiderdown 36 inches was 85c now . ..

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5 pieces 36 inch Drapery‘ Chintz, SpeciaLyard

Colored Border all Linen Roller Towelling, good weight

and quality 16 inch width selling at yard

5 ends Plaid Viyella Flannel, 31 inches wide, a good

$1.50vali_ieon saleat.....................

Two‘ Hosiery Leaders

10 doz. Full Fashioned Silk Hose (substandards) worth

$1.65 to $1.95. While the lot lasts, pair ..

10 doz. Cashmere Hose (substandards) worth 90c

selling at,pair

Boys’ Fleece Lined - Shirts and Drawers 49c

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These are real heavy garments with a nice soft even fleece, -odd lines that sold formerly up to $1.00, some slightly soiled is our reason for such a saving. If the size you wisli is here you make no mistake invpurchasing a quantity at

Each . . . . ..

.,'GASPEREAUX INSTITUTE — The GaspereauxWVomens institute was entertained by Mrs. Austin Dav- ey on the evening of November 17th, the event being the annual meeting. Meeting opened by singing the In- stitute Ode. Twenty-two members’ and twelve vis tors were present. Minutes of previous meeting were read and adopted. The report of sick committee was heard from and a new one appointed to serve for the follow- ing month. Three women volunteer- ed to scrub the school the following Saturday. The sum oi ten dollars was voted for each orphanage. five dollars for a treat for the school children at Christmas. also a present of tPn dollars iras voted for a sick member. Roll was called. for those

for the year was read by the Presl-

' 071031731" .. by Mrs. Davey. m» not” litIBlﬂAd. _, ' "i" ‘T: m“ u-ri meetln! t» he mm u. tm home ‘mun ,_ l. ,_ 1;‘ Mrsu-lohl isegeoneqn December.

Some Excellent Values In Men's Winter Dvercoats

price $23.50, clearing

zit, each

4 only nice Dark Grey overclieck coats, sizes 40 to 44, a warm

Former 9

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dressy coat that will give lots of wear.

Tweed Ovcrcoats,

“i”? $10.95

5 only heavy worth up to Selling at

5 men's Brown Plaid coats heavy winter weight suitable for any age. sizes 37 to 44. These a re a real bargain I

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serviceable shoe

Per pair . ..

Ribbed Underwear $1.99 t...

Shirts and Drawers

Clearing Lines of House Furnishings

l0 piece ﬁﬂimSunfast Silk Dra pery on sale, HALF PRICE All balance 1930 Wallpaper stock. Special HALF PRICE Odd pairs and clearing lines Curtains in frilled and nets,"

. . . . . . . .. HALF PRICE

25 pairs Grey All Wool Blankets, size 64x84, weight s‘ 8 lbs. Regular $7.25 value for '

Comforters 60x80, ..

Each . . . . .

Flannellette Blankets at lowest possible prices.

Wilton and Axminster rugs and mats all sizes on sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 257,’, DISCOUNT‘

Tapestry and Brussei Carpets at .. HALF PRICE

Men's winter Wﬂlglll. ribbed shirts and drawers. good quality Yarns. warm garments. that ivilrgive lots of wear. Buy early

lilifhgeaglllltaezliky. The Suits .

Work Sweaters 79c _ Each

Men's Heather Sweaters. some pull

over, others coat style, just a few

sizes left. To clear this odd line up

quickly. We have priced them

at, each Police Braces 29c

Men's every day Police Braces, med-

ium weight ‘with leather ends,

Extra special, pair

Values In Men's Winter Daps

Three lots to choose from. all reliable make, heavy cloths, very nicely lined and padded to protect the ears, assort- ed patterns nnd shades any size sel- ling at . 31.00, 51.25 and $1.50 each

Banner Values in the Shoe Dept.

Work Boots

Strong Pebbled Split Leather, Blutcher cut with either Panco or Leather- sole, a real

this very low price-

sizes 6 to 10

Boys’ Boots Either Black or Colored Leathers. Panco or Leather ole. Sizes s

1 to 5. Per pair ..

Summerside,‘ P. E. I.

Dild Lines in Women's Oxfords and Strapped Slipper assort-

ed kinds and sizes. worth up to $3.95. Clearing at, per pair '

Men's Dveralls $1.49 Pair Blue or Black

These are large well made garments, double stitched and rein- forced in all vital parts strong Denim with cast oil‘ braees,aleaderat,pair............... '

Men's and Boys’ Leather Mitts

“-- . (Note the Prices)

When you see the price and quality of these dilferent lines of mitts you will wonder how we do it.

Men's Mule Hide mitts, fleece lined and has knitted wrist. Only, pair

......-¢-e»

Men's Mitts, Horse Hide palm, Mule Back. warm lining and knit wrist. A serviceable mitt for, pair

Men's all Horse Hide Mitts that stand wet and heavy “"1" fleece lined, knit cuff. A mitt that usually sells at 00 a much higher price. Our special, pair ...' '

Boy's Mule Bide mitts. Just what the boys want for rougli usage. Has knit wrist and warm lining, only, pair

Sinclair 8c Stewart Limited

lit Bargain Prices