lsuuhsnslns and Prince County y

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‘noon! ' mw:

n nun! Inlaro adults a turd

1! VIHO, -I'0X (I o! Ill k-indl in stock at Bruce's. _11-11I1-1U-"~3L

-Wl IIOOIHIND NIIA Y0: capsules and Pulvuz ﬂu Taylor Dru: 00.. Kensintton. n-i

Gallant, Mr. Mecllus Arsenault and

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combines Dependability with low Price ' moon's shoring:

gain in tea to-day. At 45 cents it has quality

,1 I. 1 -ooon1uon lilvlrtwwn A, . um f‘?! m ma" m“ equal to that of many 1 1 ‘ look n dwarf. All sill in I h. at “w” bmqwfiln brands selling it 50ers. l BEDS ANDIQRNI UIIE ‘ 4101mm» 115111.011. 0m: , |_ seiengvthehoxmn nudge I ’ l Weak" ‘ﬁned.’ . n ‘ 1 ; 1i . . - . S av Bstiudhg-‘q-DL-IISI 10-10-41 l. lms-svalnos-mnlrrnzssts -5Et.e:-l:d""°|1‘:5:ud‘£1d 106d U A ,. M, m, d“, . _ passengers Bummer-side to Mantle l a as this week and. L-liQ-IO-llﬂai. (“mm “at!” B) -1=-nu> mes-mausoleum I l: D . l L lax cubeaitgiscult, m!!! midi: t: . ‘_\ BJTIOUS 41111111 men ~ » -.~__-_ a & e gredients are costing more but om- . (gwuyu, neg) "-5, y _ price ls still the lame. Order now at MONTREAL. Oct. 18-3 tter ‘i ' ad Grv ' &B0dN0lIl P80012110» Bruce's. 11-1284-10-18-31 Johnston and Ward) cheese and potato prices doc ned 1 a"!!! ll ' Oot 1s- on u; worm produce and dairy é a -NEAliLYa.ll the twenty ingred- =" H h h," h“ m" N"Y~1 b m, m“, “ t‘ r M‘ S l. 1mm that’ a“ “Bed m Rmsdﬂmu i‘ it 19% to g0 conga a pound for 2911112- -= 15$ at 1n Btwldwi WK Cubes to make it me .. . .. .. 1oz 0o 101 1 1- To retailers. so ds were high quality fox feeditis nr much l?‘ ' " m not: lblzdchao ‘t’? and 1 ts 21 eehl. , E 8 .,, .-\ n-- OER prn ' H .- - f higher 1h price, but the cubes axe Jul; as ma b01l11d~ Receipts were 1a boxes. f‘ 81088 ree still the same old prioe. Order now 1 oheeee as elIKhTJY lvwer at 9 ‘ at Bruce's L-l233-10-10-21 cents a ound for No. 1 Ontario 1 A 8h“rt lecture includi ' ‘ Dec . 78% 70% "Vrwhlle, 9 writs for No. 1 Ontario ‘ FASHION snow ' lth 1' Pg ' 4M1!" w MONCTON-Mr *5?“ "ill. 33% °°1lil§¢ lfsﬁli ‘i’? 1133i 11355 modem w ‘vlng Jolénuﬁs ﬁlms"; lginﬂﬁlmglerrsilde Egolorcdwmrivals tbtglled 1.1110 box- .. B31 8 . , 0 W ‘ . » . York, formerly?’ oi’ Tignislf, were mrfr- 57% 51% 52% “New Quebec totoes declined 10 » Thursday, Friday and Saturday ﬂed qmehy m Moncton 1m. on 50% 49% 60% cents at 35 can w" 80 world has 1' at 3'30 ovclock. Mom“ afternoon q-he‘ are em 46% 45% 46% whie New Brunswick mountains at 1 y ' y l 40 45 cents per 80 pound bag i Se o d F] o pasted to armxrllze inlslunéknleraixuﬁat- were unchmlgei » c n o r. ur my eve , w ere ev re- wmmrmo, Oct 1s- Ego h ld reed t as to as l D 1) ' h d Sim-S _ High Lo i“ A‘ d???“ Zjiagtigaa e’ agree?“ me um, can S 01‘ ._ rawuig. eac ay for I 4mm PARTY _ The regular Oct my w 7M grpuuﬁslfméoleatcfjtsfgrna and, _ . n or . o " o cases . 2 Beautiful Bed Sets ﬁrms; De ‘ o» mile» v -' ' ' ‘ ' M83’ 84% ' k 4 held Monday evening with a good - - 52;: P?" essay- . e Ell an -. l; M188 Florence M. Sparhng

Mr. Wilbert Gallant-S.

I —DAMAGE THROUGH STO — During the heavy wind and rain experienced over the weekend, sev- eral bridges in the west o! the Pro- vlnce were damaged and their ap- proaches washed out. The approach to Beatorrs Bridge, near Coleman, was completely washed out, making a detour necessary. Quagmire Bridge was also washed away in [ﬂ8ll8S.—S.

—ELECTION 0F OFFICERS —

rhe election of officers for the Bum- merside Branch o! the C. M. B. A. was held last week and is as follows: President, M1". Alban Giills; 1st Vice President, Jerry Doucette; 2nd Vice President, Margaret Arsenault; Re- cording Secretary, Mary Arsenault; Assistant Recording Secretary, Gus Blacqulere; Financial Secretary, El- mer Murphy; Treasurer, Joseph F. (Gauntlet; Marshal, John Arsenault; Guard. Wm. Cameron; ‘Trustees. Miss Margaret Arsenault, Joseph l". Gaudet and John Arsenault-S.

l demonstrates here

WABASSO PRODUCTS and l AYERS BLANKETS

Wed. to Satn-Oct. 17th to 20*"

‘J these days Miss Sparling of the famous Wabasso Mills will be in

our Linen Department demonstrating the beautiful fabrics produced by_ the Wabasso and Ayers Mills. She will show pique voiles, piques, new printed cotton fabrics, broadcloths, white cottons, sheetings, made sheets and pillow cases, as well as the newest Bed Sets.

Six Bed Sets to be drawn for and given away

SPECIAL SAVING PRICES ON Print Cottons, Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, Sheets and Pillow Cases

sale 9f Wabasso coats cut by his made to measure

Wabasso Prints Hemsﬁtched Sheets lﬁileilﬂiﬁil§§y“€.?".§lif;i‘;l3‘i‘é Worth $3.95 for pr,

-"DOC” MaoPIIERSON has now ln stock ﬁfty beautifully cut Over-

$24.00 while they lest. But Suits he

Worth to 20¢ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 15c yard w ltiiczlieves thedunly way to be properly b _ ted ls ma. e to your own measure

WOT“! h) 25¢ ......... 18C yard a RSS3 Beg-stitched Pillow by one that knows the business. 3595- m9 ‘Want!’ “Doc” docs all his own measuring

Worth to 30c .. 22c yard 42 x a. " 65c pa... “"1 "m" “ml h” 5°“ ""1 5y“-

ﬁed hundreds o! real customers. See him in Summerside. 1 L-1100-10-l1-lS-15-l1.

WABASSO BLEACHED SHEETING WABASSQ UNBLEACHﬁD

REDUCED. -1>1.sv ENIOYED - The m h 60 inches wide . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35c yard SHEETING s°h°°1A“d"’°’1“m w“ ‘med "° "*5" 60 inches wide , , _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 49c yard 72 inches wide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c yard Li‘? ggnMgﬁgxfgd '2"??? ‘ghz; gig 68 inches wide _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 32,. yard 72 inches wide . . .. . . . . . . .. . . 30c yard tlmeyplaysWlncle Tom's cstfhln", put 72 inches wide . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 54c yard 72 ‘inckes wilge - -- - - - - - - - -- -- 35¢ Yard i: lg’ magi?“ glhmgfm! 00km 1s ncheswlde..............39c 81 11¢ c!" ¢-----------.-.32cyard “°“- '°' ° “Y” 7s to... m. ......... .. 5.. £23 s1 hoe no o. we 3‘;§“...3l’&£.‘§.‘€i§f 81 niches wide 63c yard 81 inches wide 40c yard ally encored- The proceeds were in

aid of the Prince County Hospltnl and the trustees are very grateful to the citllens for turning out in such large numbent-S.

—MAPLE LEAF MISSION CIR-

Wabasso Bleached Sheets

Wabasso "Circular Pillow Cottons

. l.§'_$"‘-'.‘."f~‘.=‘;='~e<-e-<~ A... - < .

which gave a glimpse of the work of the missionaries in the far Egst, The President then took the chair and the business meeting took plug The minutes were rend and appmy- ed and roll call answered. Bome dis. cushion took place as to the progrgm or work for the coming winter. M11. Rlbh MAcOaull wok lip the Study Bwk- Th9 Temperance lecretary, ivllru. Scott MacMux-do, spoke on the alarming increase in the use o1 o]. cohol in Canada during recent. ygag-l gllachrlst was adopted by the

i 6 ' - 1.|-;_

.: 40 inches wide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28c yard 2g l: 34 . I . D . . ' . . . . I I . Slapmﬁifelgmrrctixlrzlei? $019K:

. 40i h ﬂ . ' _ _ Bedequewuheld lnthe B a

I _nc es wide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c yard 72 x 94 inches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.95 pair ‘School loom last week. Manges:

. 40 inches Wldt! 3 72 x 99 $3 50 - Maeuumo Secretary resided u 42 inches ‘d . . . , , _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9c yard 78 x 86 . u . . . - . o . no - . o - pill!‘ [opened thé meeting 1w m a cifnw

z _ Wl e . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 28c yard 78 94 _ . . . . . . . . . . . $2.15 pair gworsmp ‘mm Psalm a Alter um

_ 42 inches wide . . . . . . . . . 35c vhrd x Inches .. . . . . .. $2.50 pair devotional period. sreeumg was m-

. =- 42 inches wide ‘ 78 X 100 inches . . . . . . .. $3.25 pair en by the President. Mary Mae-

, ‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c yard 81 x 100 inches . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.00 pair f Onull. The challenge of the east. , ll

rAyers’ Blankets 8c Overthrowsw

An Interesting Demonstration £1338. White Bleached Blankets Guaranteed ‘"9 W°°L Super quality. Sizc 60x80. $5.50

‘._...- .._

Weight 51-4 lbs. Per pair . . _ , _ , _ , _ _,

SJ}. 85. White Bl kt. S ii ' - guaranteed pure WOTIIheGZXS/l 21:512.»? quality’

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a 00 1, u t 11 Include Weight 6 lbs. Per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. s u "a" Y5" “mph; 0|- Boi|s1|:°‘é_ ﬁnﬂmﬁgfaogm; _,_ A_ q; Colored Check Wool Blanket. Pure wool size Mn. r A s Milken-hm. W°1M11°= D- 3- W‘

l so x so, 51-2 lbs 1h Rose Blue a 11 ’ < o. w...1.....§.,"w nomld. North eeaeooe; m. we

. 7.1 ' ’ n Tﬂmlv- 0m» v1: “ Mrs. B. A. McKenzie. Flat River: . Green. Per pair I ‘Jtﬂhhifdfﬁ "gm: a. o. Montgomery. or ' ‘ : l= . condition u! sly blood. P. h Coyle. Chnrlottetown: .1. B.

l. Pllln All Wool Overthrows 60 x 80 inches ‘“"""' "M" ml rmeii Bummerside" 1L8. Mc-

‘l? Satin Binding. Weight a 11.1. Plain ' ' t? “t. i" "iﬁi non-Mi vH-ildllswvlv J- 1PM-

:.; no“ m“, Gold Gum End‘ 9N tg-vu Ale-fair», ridge, ClWlotNl/gwh; n. r. Belief.

.‘ ‘ _ . . ﬁt $11,151,, 5;; Charlottetown; . 1s. woodwind.

: Rovcnlbic Blankets. P w 1, s m. 111 a1 I

. l 11o x no inches. 81-2 11h??- 122; QaGrQQII? 113:8

- and Gold, Green and Gold, Lavender s“ I

'_ ~ ‘and Gold, Rose and Blue. Each . ..

EYESIGNT EXAMINATION . lllngandnxlymgqu-g N. Jf NABIIN

OIIOIIITIIIT Ollea Connected with Drugstore

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. ..,. o-‘wﬁoitau-s-svehe-epie... .

4 D “in no rem-h than; "'~Tv"f'._‘;r_::1l..u'i.~w.° which. M

circle as the special missionary to: prayer for this month. Lender ht next meeting will be Jean MacCauli. Meeting closed with prayem-S.

-MEMORIAL SERVlCE—-A SD86. lal memorial service was held Bun’ day evening at the United Church at

Kay. noted evangelist, who died re- cently ‘at “Drum, N.8., at 7B years of age. Rev. Joseph S. MacKay was born in Nova Sootia and entered the service of the railway as a young

study for the ministry in the Pres- byterian Church. For twenty-five years he did evangelistic work in many ports of Canada. and was known as the Evangelistic Conduc- tou". At the time of the Union of the Churches, he became a. United Church minister. Although Mr. Mac- Kay had been doing Evangelistic work tor twenty-five years, he was 11ot ordained until 191i when he was ordained and inducted in the Lot l0 parish, where he spent the next four years. later he was called lo Tyne Valley, Hampton and Bonshaw par- ishes. He afterwards had charges in different parts of Nova. Bcotlu and not long before his death he retired and resided in ‘Iruro. Lust summer he visited his old charge in Lot l6 and preached a stirring sermon with his old time vigour. Rev. Mr. Wood~ side, the present pastor at Lot i6 during the special memorial service, spoke very highly of the work ac- oompllshed by the lute Rev. Mr. MacKay, who was during his ille- time one the most forceful preachers of the day. Mr. Edward llnckhart was the soloist st this ser- vice.-S.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

.."Ihll column ll fennel [or nnwl o! local inter"! but advert!!- ing oi‘ a news! hntnro 11111 be in- duced at I N!!! a \\1-d atrleﬂ! punble in advance.

. IBUBBOIIPIIONS t0 The Charlottetown Guardian may b0 hsndeﬂ to their Rept. Archie Hume, Phone 4'1, o1- lelt at K. J. Mabon’; Drug Store, Montague. 11-1

..'TUG - 0’ - WAR Monti!“ Rink ‘Thursdh . Bedeque v11. Kil- mull‘. Also other light and heavy-

h teams as ueuei. w“ t L-IZIB-iO-ld-ll.

JBUYING POULTHY ‘mesdsy 28rd. Matthew d: McLean Ltd’. Bridgetown. L-iMB-iO-ll-Zl.

mnsunamu norm: - The beautiful trophy donated to the lightweight mplvh tul-M-Wlr team for Kim's County by B. B. Hessian. 1:. 0.. ls on 4W1! in the window oi the Tin T01» ‘h m. Montague-ii

..'GUIBTI AT THE McDonald

Lot 16 for the late Joseph s. Mac- I!"

man. Later he left that calling to W

M T’L. CURB

‘ and Ward)

Stocks Opened st Assoc Brew Ill/l Beahamois . 5H1 Brew Corp Com (W; Brew Cor" Bid 26ml Brit Amer Oil 14% Con Paper .- 150 14% 58 15111 119i 29% 3850 41o l 26 15V; 795 Wright Bar . . .. D20

ilton. Ottawa; G. L. Murphy. Hali- fax: P. J. Gamhum. Cha lottetown; John McLeod, Summerside; Jack 1n Moine, Amherst; J. B. Chevron. Moncton, N. 8.; K. Tulmnn. Mohe- ttm, N. 8.; J. A. Clark, Charlotte- town-H

PERSONALS

..'Mr. Reggie Bufiett of the S. S. Colbome was a visitor to Mlon- tague on Sunday the guest of his sister Miss Irene BuffetL-H

--'M1'. and Mrs. Percy Peordon of Daytona Beach. Fla. have rc- turned to their home after a very pleasant visit at Montague. They were the guests of Mr. Peardons‘ sister, Mrs. Philip Lane-H l

.."I‘he firm of McLeod and Mc- Gregors, Montague, deserve much praise for the beautiful Thanks~ giving window displayed-H

..'M1-. Ralph E. Morse o! the Canadian Bank o: Commerce. Mon- tague. is spending his vocation ht his home at Middleton, N. 3., while away Mr. Moises office is in charge 0f Mr. Byron Sharp of Charlottetown-H

Remarkable Opportunity

Wm. A. Rogers Silver Plate Tea Sets Priced. Very Low

Outstanding these Wm. A. Rogers Silver Plate Tea Sets were made specially for introduct- ory purposes, they are priced at just u. fraction of what you would ordinarily pay. And-for Thursday, Friday and Saturday only, we are co-operuting with Wm. A. Rogers by offering these sets on Holman’s Home Plan and at Rogers’ very low introductory prices.

$1.00 DOWN

Balance in Easy Monthly Payments

OCT I311» l91h. 20th Only

Sets are in lustrous Silver Plate with Gold Satin

Lining. Finished in designs exceptionally attractive. ' (ii Pieces) 9 (4 Pieces) Cream Jug ' 5 rggm '1‘ P t

gen Pot"! 53:3!‘ “Bowl Sugar Bowl Hot Water Jug Tray TF8! . 4

to BUY

Offerings! BECAUSE

Baselaurnor or Furnace Sizes ~

H. R. LARGE 8 CD.

IlBQuwnIt.

Tel. 1000.

Hard Coal

Was a. luxury; today it is far cheaper to b11111 than soft coal. Our purpose in importing thil coal was to oﬁer it at s price so that it will re- place dirty loft cool and offer the householder real comfort.

$12e§0

Wholesale and Retail.

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HEN

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11 t lull

TZMAN

PIAQTOS Least Expensive of ALL Pianos __

To buy the but l: to practice no! economy. Always an Insurance oi the greatest advantage and satisfaction, ll- wayl the cheapest in the dud.

The marvelous qualities of tone, the flawless workmanship and the durability which distinguish Holnurnan planed have been recognised for over l0 yum They have won the admiration and pulls of the world's gnhtut musicians. But the Hointzmun was not intended primar- ily In the concert planllt. The u! majority of Hclntrman plauou have gill chosen by people ol- modem: moans.

A 1 111m in a I-hln

~ymodei to mo!

any condition income, tcoucdcl c: 1 limitation. lay 1n yo! more fully wk;

* on model: lad ollplnln

III! clphlvl fill!"

1 Hoihumnh h the you can buy?

Terms may be arranged

1.11m nxos.,,1.1a.

Great George Street