' v vice, | ED'S T X W‘; > 1, '1, . , . THE BRQGILQ; 1;_'1q‘11i1_|511; "1111. 1111-11 Hardy. 1151111111111111. 1.11 utt- t ‘ ducetl by. usini; 1\\‘l1'.t 1' r Ameri-ig m“ m Uni A’ ami Mm hwwu“ v 1 m“ keruseliﬁ" “i111 ‘51 1'5 113B 11- iMrs. ‘Elizabeth Fraser, lleltnout.

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Baqntiful -_- Low Priced

' The beauty of Congoleum Art-Rugs is no more remarkable than their durability. And both are amazing when you consider the exceedingly low price ofuthese poparlarrﬂlﬂy~f°4i¢ln "188- p

{Fm the rielg-fadeless colors in which Congoleum . are are as permanent as the sturdy. waterproof beneath. __ i Aliyotzgeedldo to secure these exceptional qualiﬁes i’; 10o]; f9; the Gold Seal when you buy.

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Your Dealer Sells ’ Congoleum Rugs

CO@QLEUM CANADA LIMITED Montreal, Quebec '

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, ____. FIRST AID T_O THE INJURED day. November 4th at 8.00 p. m. _ ' The Provincial Council is 11nder speakers. will outline the humour the Patronage ot‘ His Honor the tarian work o1‘ the orgﬂllilaiiml-

Lieutenant-Governor, and the Pre- The meeting will he entirely

‘U 1'11 ‘u S O S 3 2. 2 o O C 3 2. 0 _ > 5 .

Association to hold Meeting

bulance Public Inaugural

- ._wili be supported in the work of pected, in view Tho newly organized P. E. I. ‘Pro- the Association by n distinguished pect accorded tl1e stilentlld tillrinl (‘ouncil ot the St. John Am- 11nd widely representative Execu- the St. John Ambulance . 1111111 o Association will receive tive Committee. tion. 1 iortunl recognition from the Direc- tor-(lt-unrnl, Colonel C. A. Hodgetts, generously arranged to provide a the opportunity and other tuembcns ot ‘he Domi- programme of vocal and int-ltrtt- support to a splendid 111011 Executive. at a public inautz-mtental numbers by artists oi note 11ml meeting which will be held in iduring» the evening. ' iontltrnliing interest. thc lleartz Memorial Hall on’ Thurs- The Director-General of the Ann‘

M11188,

2422-11-23.

or can obtain it 111113.111. W. H. Alt- ken & (.11., imporu-rs.

iirﬂxen o1‘ New York. Mr. W. T_ T“. 1°? of Boston. and Chas. L. Schnit- lle-r 0t Middleton, N, S,--wers Amherst, lﬂldny on their way by 111111111‘ to 111- E. island.

POWNAIL CIRCUIT. -iThan-ks- Kiving services with sermons appro: ptiatc to the occasion wil lbe held next Sunday at Clifton: Ml- 118111811. 2.30 p- m. and Pownal at 7 p. 111. F. H. Littlejohn, Pastor.

1ADVERTIISERS.- Advertisers "especml 13' 191111951911 1° BB9 11151 whom 1111 was '1 general favorite‘ their advertisements for the Guard- m, “ins “clnonlpﬂniﬂd by 1,1,, motif. ian reach the office by noon o! the er, Mrs. Mabel linker.

1111i’ hrecedtnl; publication, other- wise insertion will not be gnaran-t teed. On Saturday ads must be yet ilnishcd digﬁiug their potato received by l0 A. M.

Thomas Alain-Quill, 111111 Mm. Mar. lingtoti rrporls n yield o1‘ (llllﬂ-llilli“ 11111111 colony-aged the ftmelh ("my liltshsl from thrcu tubers. ‘We feel ‘ml-Hilly 0t‘ their marriage in Mon- trenl on Octobm- 3rd, with \iilllR1ili(‘1'n', and Mrs. A. W» Seaman and lntterk faintly Atrenuc, Westtnount, _\lr. and Mfg, ’ _ ytm-Shal; ‘Vere nmmed in wood, V1019“) lost his horse out oi‘ his stock. New llrunswl¢k by the [me Charles Paisley. 11. 1). Their hosts tot friends in P. 1111111111111 extend ‘hearty congratulations.

Spokane News says: likes-i the looks ot‘ eastern Washing. tjon lso well, .1. Herbert Simpson, , ‘ ‘ t ' mar: rﬂtlel‘ 01' J. (l. Situpson, auditor bumnca Asqoc a ‘on and O 0t‘ the Dessert hotels, had decided {to acquire ‘louse and reside there, he announ- lsidency of Dr. S. R. Jenkins, who tree. and a large attendance is ex- c911 5““‘“1‘1Y~ ‘

of the universal res. is a sawmill operator and farmer work 0g o1‘ Prince Edward island, Canada. Associadils visit to Spokane 1111111 u, ion-g- dcsretl tcunion, tor tihe two brotl1- iProfessor W.~E. Fletcher has very 1Citizens are urged not to‘ miss @111 11ml n01 seen each other in 21 or giving moral years. any 111g a trip to the Palouse shortly, may be assured oi? nu evening of tihat Herbert. Simpson may‘ have lilllllﬂfillilily to look over the farm-

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‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN ‘GUARDIAN

Central Guardian Tyne Valley

And Vicinity

Phone 6ST or Zlliil-J,

14>! 111. is visiting tricnds and rc- Mgliu-zlsi. illlléiVcs in ‘Tyne Vallcy andllslllers- \

on AUTO 111115. .11.) and 1m.

J. B. and Mrs. (lat-diner, Free- 11°“'"- *1"- Bltending a few weeks ‘with their daughter.‘ Mrs. n, .1, liiNelll, Tyne Valley.

Mr. 115111011 Miller, ‘Biaeiord. 1111s returned from the Klansdion West. He is much pleased with his trip. "1111 i-‘l greatly impressed with the itiethotl 01' fanning in the West.

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11 a. in.

Mr. Elmer 1111111011. who has spent 11"’ 1'1"" V0111‘ with his grandparoiits liir. and Mrs. Henry Ritchie, left. on Saturday morning for 111:1 11011141 To 111 Portland, Mo. lite will 111.- grcatly are 111159“ 11y tho younl: tolk with

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

l M1111)’ oi’ the farmers have not

crop. The reports which come in‘ _ 0i the 1111u11dz1ut. yields aro 1111110111‘ FiFTlETH WEDDING. - Rev. 11lll)0llt'5\'ll.lllt". One man from Ar-i

that, this catinot 11o beaten 111 anyi the“. other district. ' Ti Marshall , i the iSaturdny night was llallowoken, m 31;; Cluremont 11nd many [lPﬂCilClll Jokes were

played on all. Ono man in this

Miss lielen

stable, and 11c was found about noon on Sunday, tied 111 n neigh- bor's shed. 1t is thought that the witches must have been riding abroad as 111 the days oi 13111-1111‘ "’l‘nmosl1anter."

ISLANDERS REUNITED. -Jl‘ho Beam“ he Mr, John Campbell, Xiictoria West, who some weeks ago 11nd the mis- fortune ot’ being attacked by an in- .v turiatetl bull, and had several ribs - '

tnrm land

’broken 1besides sustaining other in the Pa- i

injuries. is yet unable to leave his bed. His many friends hope that he may soon be able to be out again after ills almost miraculous escape from death. i

Heme" Simmm‘ FLQRENQE GlLEs Lcwia homestead on

The engagement of ‘Miss

ing territory there. 11c is ()l')ii-‘ She mistic over conditions in this ro- gion. particularly 11w climate. which affords a great deal o1‘ 111ml- eratinn from that to which hc has

been ztcctlstometl.

comes as a pleasant surprise t0|11_1i11'l) Giles‘

The brothers plan on mak- bmh ha“, in Skowhegam

1 the marriage. but it will

mnue G. (liles to Thomas 1N. Lewia late 1111:1111 and Katherine

thn largo number oi friends they i1‘0111 Amherst 111511 Defin-iCtlllKé to lSkowhegan tour great-s ago. Somerset Council, Knights oi‘ Col- itc plnus have 11ot been made f0l‘i\\'ll8i‘0 she completed her cducai- umbus. occ11r|io11al course 111 Portland Convent. ‘shortLv tiller the first o1‘ the _vuar.1.»\l'tor graduation she HPCEIHEO 11 i-l. Cnnuvcll, (Iity.)

iTHOMAS LEWIA TO WED iIThey will make their home at the position on the teaching staff. ’Mr. Lewla is a well known busi-

Miss Giles was ‘born at Amherst, nvss man of this tow11, being pro-

Ftor. Nova Scotia. ‘the daughter of the prietor of the James Lewia shoe l-iis father was graduated was a merchant here for a great ‘He 1s a member o!

ibawton street.

(Dor- store on Water Street.

school, and many years.

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” PAT igii Double Dollar Days

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Friday and Saturday, November 5th and 6th

Extra§peoial Bargains in All Departments.

lntnonsa‘ SIZE FLANNEJLETTE BLANKPYPS $2.211 i

Largest size full double bed

$2.29 pui 1'

Silk Scarves 8'91: "

Aneovnanstteynnun DaYS~----------"'

A regular $2.00 silk ‘scarf in a desirable size to wear under the Winter coat 0r throw over the shoulders ntade of the‘ ﬁnest Rayon silk in a smooth even stitch in many pretty-designs with fringe to 111171811, tihirty of the newest fall shades to choose from SPECIAL '. . .. 39¢,

' Big Lotof LadiesYWintsr . 1 Osaka-ONE 11111111 orr Tihis 31113111111111; consists of a big range of models, no two alike some wit/h fur col- f

lars andsome without and all real good values at the regular price.

value, Dollar Days 2 pairs for . .

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lar Days . . . . . .

widtih flannelette blankets, full weight; well-nap- ped, soft and warm in wlhite or gray with pink or blue stripped borders. Special

MEN’S RIBBED WOOL UNDER- WEAR a real good weight and priced for quick selling. Sizes 36-44. Special Dollar

. . . - . . . 1111.211

~MEN’S SILK AND WOOL HOSE and

all wool in all the new shades. Regulagfat;

1 BOYS’ ALL WOOL SWEATERS with polo collars extra good quality big range 0f 0010131 sizes 1111 11° 32- Extra Slleclal D01’ Good weight suitable for dresses, 36 inches

$1.39 MEN'S HEAVY WOOL SWEATERS.

' Some witih shawl collars real good colors all sizes, Extra 311961411 D0113!‘ Days *1“) 1301181‘

~ All Fell-t Mattress $6.95 i

Here is a real bargain in an all felt mattress for $6.95, a regular $10.00 value filled with a good quality felt full roll edge, fancy art tickingsingle $6.95,mgdium $7.2&,\dou~bl-c bed $7.45.

WOOL TOP MATTRESSES ALL SIZES $4.915

\VOOL'I‘I<JX UNDERVEWFS AND BLOOMICRS 69o

Extra special value in ladies’ under- wear of the correct welgiit for the present

season Vests have long, short or no- sle_eves_ Bloomers arelarge, _r0omy and of correct length Cream or pink . . . . . 691‘-

IEOYS‘ TWVEED SUITS $1.98

Sizes 2 to 4 years don't miss this special Dollar Days “ENS BLITE AND BROWTY

spasms

Ladies’ silk Hose 3 pairs for $1.00. 30 different shades.

$1..

54 INCH ALL \\'()OL SERGE 81111 v W") gm“ Copen, Navy, Sand and 'l‘angerine. 11"“ ‘ ‘ _ - , 1D u _ Special Dollar Days . . . ._ , , _ , _ _ _ _ _ 89c Values up to $25.00 all sizes, Specia o a1

Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . 11117-511

IIEAYY ALL \VOOL (‘OATINGS $1.59 HENKS TWVEED SUITS GOOD \VEIGIIT

Grey and Brown, 54 inches wide. Special

. Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t. . . . . 1111-511 fridéwtfsrns sizespyﬁg 42 Oglzc? 59111113131152: ltl-nvr t‘111.\'(‘11111.t..\ (voitrllxtis 1111.411 gaysill __ _ _ _ _ _ _'_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ $143,; gglgrgigiysgreys’ 54 mdhes wide’ Siffﬁliiyl r x1111 wtm-z 111401: sxmnx 29c

' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1: regular 50c value Dollar Days . . . . . 29c

(‘IIILDRE.\"S DRES S GOODS 49c \\'ll.\ PAROUND (‘ORSPYPS 98c

t. regular $1.35 value suitable for medium Days _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and average figures, elastic panel ‘all sizes. coon wniolrr titmss MATERIAL sot- 1..\111r;s-~ $111K AND wooL 110st; 69c Navy Glgey Brown and Copen 44 in Special A big range oflallrtfhe new shadesa regular ziys . .....,1'>11<-

wide in Grey or Navy. Special D0141?‘ o a o I o ‘ ' '

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/ ’ ~ ' : .. Wholesale imtnsstooons ,--' commons l IIOSIERY 1 " ‘omens GLOVES- ” ‘TUOJLTXIGB. SOAIWES

Prices on Every Article In The- Store

unonnwnhn BLANKETS . imrrrnassns _'- it g consnrs a nmrnmas nnns .151 l Q1 . .11.. 1.1311111111112111: rtstsw-Icmﬂ swim 1 11 =1»

$1.00 value. Special .. .. .. . . . . . .. 09¢ terial.

Wholesale Prices Throughout the Store

Dalian-Day Men's Winter

Qvercoats

$14.40

This real smart Navy blue Chinchilla Overcoat is of good weight, full lined, and interlined double breasted model with half belt and convertable storm col- lar. All sizes. Also made in ‘heavy winter weight tsweeds, lovet shades on a plaid back ma- Special . . . . . . . . $14-40

Lovely New Hats Ready-tomear $3.49

100 lovely new ready-to-wear hats all distinctively new in style, shape and trim- ming featuring the latest being worn in‘ New York, values up to $6.00 special $13-49

~ LADIE» ’ COATS

MEN'S OTJOATS . ,,

(bliss Giles is a niece at‘ Mrs H. '