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Men’s plain black working

socks, strong and serviceable, absolutely seamless, made from medium weight strong yarns, sizes 10 to 11. Price ...

A dandy work sock for farm-

ers, teanisters, and those who require a good warm working sock. made from strong clean

yarns, with ribbed leg and plain sole. Special c

i\ien`s heavy weight cash-

mere hosiery, plain and ribbed, made of all wool yarns, and

have been in stock some time. Pyjqeg . . . . . . . . .500 000 750

Men’s working gloves, made

of horsehide and hog, good strong working gloves, iieecy ]in9(]_ Ppic(-35 751' 1.00 |35 1.50

Dll) Ylll' Sldli

THE .\' l‘]\\' 'l`ll'IS‘.’

Never was a man _vet who had

enough ties-Every man needs a variety -of them so that he`ll always be well dressed. -

A clean collar and a fresh tie

makes all the difference in the

W0;-ld _ . . . . .5()t°i1»2.i)(lczit'l|]

3 All Good Sorts of Underwear Offered Here

in Best Range in Prince Edward Island

' ("l`()BER is the month to |»roc||rl‘ your Fall and \\`lnta~r l'mler\\'ea|'- .\'c\`el' had a Vi A "bi

M/ _

tions, medium weight, closed, crotch, sizes 34 to 40, per

Suit...

“WOOLWEAR" is a specially nice

combination-lovely soft'”wo'oli ma- terial, improved closed crotch

model. grand winter w9ight..............

PENMAN’S cream cashmere com-

binations, all wool, soft and light, a grand fall weight, sizes 36 to

40, ll h ‘e at per .....i‘?.S_.. if. .. 5.50

ST. GEORGE elastc knit combina-

tions. medium weight, warm and a splendid wearing material, sixes 36

to 40 sells here at per 5uit‘,.................

PENMAN’S silk and wool combina-

tions, especially adapted to the needs of the man who can’t wear all'

wool, smooth, durable,

\\'a1'm, Suit . . . . . . . . . . .

KINGWEAR tailor cut combina-

tions, cream shade, iine cotton and

wool material with a slight fleecing, made with closed crotch, and is

§,,?i".e.".‘”.‘i .”‘?“.`Tei .fi _ ."f”.` 3.00.

Probably the largest stock of Stan-

field makes that this store has ever of- fered you is ready right now.

We can give you right prices for

immediate S_3_l_f_2,___§tIt we cannot guar- antee that any line we may have to buy later will cost so little. Stanfield’s TRURO KNIT - - I-50 each Stanfield’s RED LABEL .. .L75 each Stanfield’s BLUE LABEL - -2-00 each Stanfield’s BLACK LABEL -2-40 each Oversizes, such as,44, 42 will cost you 25 cents extra.

PENMAN’S genuine fleece lined

underwear, all sizes, at each - - - - -750 PENMAN’S genuine-fleece lined under wear for boys, sizes 22 and 24 - - - 401'

for boys, sizes 26 and 28 - . - 451- for boys, sizes 30 and 32 - - - 501'

And some of the biggest mail order

houses in Canada are getting 50c ner

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garment for all sizes-

oim LlNEs _-\'|‘

l'l.E.\l{ING.I’RI("ES

Men’s fine fall underwear-Sian

i'i_eld’s.Ceetee, Wolsey, and some liiig- lish makes-_lines that are cancelled and not obtainable in many cases-_ n re offered you here at BEI"OREf'l`l-ell* WAR PRICES. See them-on the end of the underwear countei'-the_\"i‘c wonderful.

New Fall Caps Just Arrived

New fall caps have just ,_ arrived;

they are made of all wool; mixed tweeds, in stripes and checks, with and without band. We have a very large range to choose from, such as vou would see in large cities. Our pri- ces range froin 75c. 1.00. 1.50. 1.7.1. 200-

We have also 4 lines in English

Tress caps, which are of the very best wool mixture. You should see this range before you buy your new fall

CapS_ Priceg . . . . . . . 1.775. 2.00. 2.25.

Our new winter caps are now on dis-

play. They are made of silk, plush, chinchilla, black beaver, melton and mixed twecds, with inside fur and sa- nitary lined bands. Prices 7.1¢. 1-00. i.`.55. 1.50. 1.75.

New fall hats arrived by express to-

day. English and American makes, such as Stetson, Barsalino, Tress and Barbisio. We ask you to see our range before you buy. Prices 3-00- 350- 4-00-

more a\ttl°ncii\'c lint' for you. Anil each linc dcscl'iIwfl was ltotlglit long before the irescnt

/ ll 14

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Boat Sweaters

_We bought these many months ago-and carried them over so as to he able to sel_l them to you at the old prices.

The assortment includes

inen’s heavy sweater coats in navy, grey, tan, maroon and combination shades.

You _can save just 15 per

cent on this line if you are a quick buyer. 6.75 Sweaters for - - - --'i-73 6.50 Sweaters for - - - -5-53 6.00 Sweaters for - - . -5-I0 5.50 Sweaters for - - - -4-68 5-00 Sweaters for -4.25 3.50 Sweaters for .2-98 3.00 Sweaters for - - . .'2--'»-7

(`omc in today- and

look these o\‘er_ tho;-Q3; money for you in a purcliase of this sort.

4.50. 5.00. , l

Moore & McLeod

Lilnitctl

liil-itll Qliccli Street

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lit-ary advar‘|0e lin price. ln ‘most cases-our retail prices o|| flwsv. lines of u||der\\'e:ii|° are as i _ I _

' low or lower than o-1 ay‘s prices a thc mills. \\'e lmve tlieliiggc-st range of \\mler\\'cz r-in tl c |1

most complete assortlncnt-and we can save you money on c\'cr_v item. _ ` I , I .

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CoiviB1NATioNs are getting con- - -» - - . F* '~,/r ,\ - ._ -

stantly more popular-so _convenient Stanahelis Unshnnkable . o Q' W h fe

-so easy fittng-no crawling up or _Other combinatons in union mate- ."_\`\ ,_ \\l

rolling down when you’re at a warm rial, splendidly made_ and i_n all sizes, §__'i{'-"fi

Job. Natural Llama wool combina- D91' Suit ~-1--"L 1'8"- £20- 2-M I

The best stock of shirts in P.E.l~

can be depended on at THE MEN`S STORE. The new shirts

are here always-and they`re al- wa_\'s here first.

And if you want something a

little out of the ordinary-if you want an extra big' size-ask for it here-we have it. ,

All the new colorings and pat'

terns are here, all sizes froni 14 to 18%.

Prices-1.25, 1.50, I-75, 2.00,

2.75 and up to -i-00 each,

'A SI’E(`lAl. S1\l.E (`)l<` ENG-

l.l.Sl‘l flannelctte sl_\irts, lines bought befoi'e_\\'ar prices canic in- to being, :ill sizes; .<tripi» eil`er~ts, \\'ondci'ful yailues at the same old price. -

_si25

Slili ()l`l€ Nl’l‘It‘l_\ |,_ 5||()“'|\'(;

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' llats

(`aps

l,l|iib|‘ell:is

il:|ndkei'cliief;<

(i`ulIars Shirts 'l`ies ‘

Suspenders

In e\'er_\' sort ot' lVlen`s l`ur|iisli-

leader.

i iiigs-THE MEN'S STORE is thc

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offers iinincnse savings. 60!-10-li!l\iEli

1 The Wester

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--IT' PAYS to buy in this province.

-MR. W. K M|:0OUGAN is Guar-

dian representative in Sunimerside.

-BEANS for Satiirriztff. only fic pci

pound, at llolnian's. Sninnil-r.~'-id»~.

1302-lil-IZMEII

-THE MORNING DAILY GUAR-

DIAN can he obtuin'r-.d at l.alTcrty’s Tonsorlal Parlors, Sumnierside.

-TWO CENTS PER WORD EACH

insertion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

..-AT 8UMMERBIDE.- Entered port. Schr. Bonus, Capt. Straight, Plc~ ton, Uonl for ll. T. llnlnian, l.td. Tnlmouth. (’apt. McGuire, Loulsbnrg. coal for Holman Ltd.. Schr. Harry Il. from Sydney with coal for Vapt. J. S. Allen.-ll.

-THE NORTHUMBERLAND. -

The Northumberland arrived 'fiicsflny evening at 9,20. l`lrf<ldei-i a. small pas_ Hanger list inward there were one 'car oil, one car nhookii, five cars mix_ od freight. and onu auto. Tho outward fre-ight on Wrwlnciiday morning com- prised fo||r cars potatoes. two cars gluooac, eight cars mixed freight and lourloon horses shipped by M.r. W. B. McNeill.-Il.

-RED CROSS WORK.- The Rod

Prone. Society nil Slimmorsldo on Wednesday mornl/ng shipped fourteen more boxes of Xmas presents for the noldlor boys at tho front. thc limited weight of o ach box being 56 Ibn. This makes n total to dale of 32 boxes including several contribut od by the Cope Traverse Branch

-SHEET IRON HEATERS lowly

priced. Sec ll0linan's Vntalogiic.

602-10-l2l\Il-Ili

-SOAP.-451: worth of Pnlmollvc

Toilr-t Soap for 1:51; by signing coupon at ll0lman`s, Suuinicrslflo_ on Satur- da_\'. 602-I0-l21\lEll

-SH|PP|NG.- The Schooner. Sar-

.ih l’. Ayer. t‘apt. Vain with a carsfn of coal from Lonlshnrf: is now dis- :-harging at the port of Malpeque.-H.

-FURNITURE SALE.-l)on't let

llolman's Furniture Sale pass '»\'ith- out taking advantage of their low prices. 602-10-l2ME1i

-ENTERS SANATORiUM.- Pte

J. P. Ellsworth who has been on furlough at. his home in Plusvillc

ther niullcal treatmf:nt.- _

-WELCOME HOME- Pte. .lam-

Adolph Araenault, Summerslrlo ar- rived home on Wednesday ovcnlnl after having served for nearly n year In the trenches in France whcro he rocolved a gun shot wonnrl ln the arm and afterwards spent if-cvcral weeks in a hospital in England and

why no reception wan given him up- on his arrival home, but ln Justice to the' authorities here. it must be stated that no one. not even his par» ents know that date ho would arrive homo and Pte. Arsenault himself.

trom Summeralde to the boys at the front.-H.

as he did not wich any demonstra- tion made on his behalf.--H.

-SMELT NETS.-(let

prices on S-niclt Nets. Liinited. Sumiiierslde.

--VISIT-S SUNDAY

he is Secretary.-\\'.

conditions has left for -\\'.

our ieiiiiccfl

R. 'l`.ll0linan,

60Z2~10-lil.\lEli

SCHOOL.-

Mr. W. E. Brooks of Mnridock paid a visit lo t ho Sunday School Mclhnin gnd Glenwood on Sunday rc- prcsentiiig the local union of which

-GONE TO HAL|FAX.- Private

F. Ellis of O`l.ei\ry who has return od from Eiiglaiiil on account of hi-nltii

llalifax, I\'.S.

from t hr- Minister of Ju Lice, asking

charfzo. wus read and the petition

,H granted. A coniniiiizit-:itioii from the

Board o|` Fire underwriters re' waste

paper was read. This petition was rofcri-eil io the Poli-co ¢'oninilt- tee. <`onnclll.r Boatcs reported rf; it concrete cross-iiig on Water Street.thr- Committee continued. The Meat. ln-

spector's rcpnrt helm; rear) sliow'~d for the inonlh of Sept. 61 cattle. l calf and ST sheep slaughtered with

for the use of tho l’ llcc (‘onrii llooni for tho sitting o, thc Trihuiiail' ro .\Illitar_\~ Service Ari treo uf:

tho 1-losc <'on|plimentnry atltirosso:-‘

_were tif-li\'ci~<~.| l»_\' Inspector l¥oult.ci'i .B ~' /

und l(e'v_ Geo. .\_\¢i'.~'-_ / \

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-GOING OVERSEA8.- Mr. .G.

Brooks; of O'Leary is thc' latent to don the uniform for his King and country. lie is at (Tliarlottcto»vn. ills friends wish him success.-W.

was a passenger to Charlottetown on' _POLICE coURT___ A _drunk who Wednesday evening, In answer to or-.mmm ed U ' 1 h

| , pt i ioarr 1 c Western

ders from lif:adqiuirter:~\ statin - lo . re on at “nw at Ke “me _S S Itn-tin at Summerside on Vieiluesday

9 n ' ‘ ' night wal( taken in charge li `

. , y the

'hem U' m't"“' 3 Sanmurluzll for ru" Summorsldo Police and loft in the

eg Arscfnault. mn of Mr. and Mrs. _Epp|¢|ENCy ¢0NFEgEN¢;E_ _

. . _ g p fr

iulbsoqtlently transferred to anothorlwsgl p,-|m,¢._ ()-|,m,,-V and Tym. vm. hospital in Halifax. Many wondered |f~y_ ln the 0 vcnlnll a Dlllillf' S"F'I|f'*

‘cooler over night. tho rcs-uit oi’ trial is not to hand.-ll.

On Monday afternoon t ho itev. W. A. Ross the General Secretary for the S. S. Association for P. E. I.. and .\'. I1., mot. in t lin Presbyterian Church for an cfficicncy conference Tho ilcv. R. llrodlc prcsiding. Re- prr-nentatlvcs bein resent om

was held at which Mr. Brodie pre- nlirled. Messrs Wemeln from Victoria West and Mr. Ilrooks of Maddock leading in pmycr. Mr. Ross deliver- cd an able address.-W.

upon his arrival, stated that he noti- _-Town (;gUNg||_,_. Th, ",¢u|a,-,

Vlhltlh lil" l\|l'¢¢\<i.Y life" Fl\lI|VPtI‘ lied no one when he would he home mm||h|y m¢¢¢|m; of me gamma,-,|d@`

one cow and twelve parts of lamb condemned during the month. Meet- ing adjourned.-H.

-CENTREVILLE BEDEQUE

SCHOOL FAIR.-Tho school Fnir hold at <‘i.»ntrevi.llo liedetllle Wlfllll' Oct. 5, war- it splendid nut-cess. si-vt-n .ufhools ulik part. nrimely. Ventrfi ville, (‘i~niral Bedcqne. Lower lied- oquc. .\'orih lledeque, Searlotown. fliielton and Fernwood. The teachers. Miss B. Mathieson, Miss L. Hnmmlll. Miss A. Murphy, Mlm A. Carruthers. Mins F. Mahey, Miss L. Arnett, Mr. L. nohcru. iviiiu Campbell and MI»\-r- Hcndcrson deserve special credit for thn way they worked in order to make the fair a success. The pup- iln and parents lrom the seven dis- nlf-¢_-. wr-ro nearly all in attrfnflnni-o besides a large numbor of visiting teachers and judges includilns. MI: II- li. Shaw, Supt. of Education, Prof. Mcliarty, Prof. Blanchard, Mr. ('lark. Experimental Farm. Miss_ Sterns. Summerside. Mr. T\'\l9m5l\~ Tf“""- N- S., Mr. Tennant, Mr. Tilley and Mr. Hensley. Summerslde, Mr. W. Boul- ter, School Inspector. ‘nd PI'0f- 'l`l\00- tiom it...-1. nedemlw- The dlsvlar of nowgrg, domestic sciencejnncy work.

Town Council was held in their Chamhen In t ho Civic building on

t‘rult vegetable! and manual train- ing might Woll be compared with ¢|,m.g "how" ug, the Provincial Ih-

_ 0

-...»>...“,, .-..-,. av.. :»- ~. *J-» - -vi"-

I -Mr. Percy Ilunsford. Summer-

0- ‘ - mris \ver|» llie 'I`rii.~'tccs. rare, 'l`liv~ 'l`u.tf~liii'.- i':u'rf and 'the Wu- meu's walking rm-4:. 'l`lierc were fol-

lowed by H pztiwlo of Un- scliool child-

ion .ufoinpaiiiorl li; tiir- licilcqiie iland. The lailiffs of tho lleileqilo Red

(‘ross ~'erv<»'|| it rielipzli-lful lunch which lz' was nuirh ie-iisln-il by c\'i'i_\' one-_ At

wssriann rensolms Silc

sido. niarlo it very pleasant visit to his. home in South Melville recently,

“J” ' ‘* (QS

-.\n-,, cirinrlza it, K1-rr of thc 1-ity .

staff of t lie Bank ot' Nova Scotia was ii icrl-ut visitor to West lloy-

- !

_ . - . -HOLMAN'S FURNITURE SALE Tticsilay evening, the Mayor rid full hibliion. Tho sum of $50 was gpvcnl

Board, with the exception c.‘ i‘ouu-gin prizes. lin;-ing rio- g|~.-;,;\-|- pm-1 of

cillor (‘lark, were present. Bills a the afternoon l. _ .\Iel.ar|\- calico Q S '

I'I10lHlIlni-Z to $3.439 W0l'0 P-'-SS'-Efl dlldloil' U series of sport.-' whiclllaifordctl t

0l'fl0I`0'l Paid- A Coll--ll\lIlll'illi0Iliziniuseiiis-in (0 all liotli old and _\'oung.

'l`lii’eu of the most ii\tere‘.-:ting fcatiir- s in thc 4| " ‘

ally Low

- Prices

Oifered

W( `

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in ilur A ing

12-Day Furniture

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ally rt-iufwiiig old at-qiialiituiices.--.Il ‘_ * .

__\1i_.'_~t ,\i|i-on lioylc returned to thc

P. W. (`ollr-go 'l`\|a-slimy ovonlnx after

spciiding the Iioliduys at her homo ln I . ll

Sunimcrslde.- .

‘ 595--10-'l2ME2l.

_ Holman’s 12-Day Furniture Sal.:

presents exceptional money-saving op- portunities. ‘

_ Now is _the time to do' your buying,

while this big sale is in effect. _ . You can get Furniture for any room 1" the 09058. at in many cases but a‘ fraction of its present-day value.

R. T. HOLMAN Limited

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