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--SHIPPING-S S ‘8enIao. CIN

Kempt. arrived in Summerside yester lily. and after ioadiu lnneral cargo sailed for St Joha's. Nlld -S S CID

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lxoliange is Guardian Agent in Sam mlflidt

-SCHOOL W0l'lK.- The follow

ing is the standing of the pupils of Kelvin Grove School for August and September- Grade VII-1 Muriel Macllurdo, 2, Adelaide lliniphrey Grade Vi-1. Marion Caseley, 4, Roo- ert Humphrey Grade V-1. Jean Jardine 2, Fannie Glover, 3 Lorne Walker Grade lil -1, Kathleen Cas ley; 2, Isaac Walker; 3. Edgar Hogg;

4, Fay Lyle. Junior.-1, Eric Mac- Murdo; 2, Robert Hogg.

-DEBATI NG CLUB-The Abram'B

8 Village Debating Club held their ilrst for $1.00 postpaid at R. T. Holman, sid meeting on Frldgy 1;; inet, The ag. Ltd., Summerside. This is exception- 0 tendance was very fair‘and the mem- al

bers this year are evinclng a keener desire for debates sthan usual. There being no subject for that night, the

members proceeded to discuss the var- J D ious means by which further progress Mrs. William Falls and Fred McElroy the could be made in their debates. Many are in Tignish in attendance upon Mr. an suggestions were offered, some were P

turned down, some accepted, and very d

useful comments were made, and on the whole the meeting was a good

_success-M. 3

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--FAREWELL PRESENTATION.- A

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-alll clN'l' per wed WWI* dares? oharlottstgwl: Y

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. _ Anderson will preach ag béxth serviices

*_* in the Methodist Churc , ummers de,

-'H5RR|N°*'Ch°i¢°» (J‘1\Y °*f°|1) Sunday, October 10th All seats free

tion foradvliisinsin

Cash must socomgig mumchargp twen lie

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Herring fat and well cured, now in 5 d 1 stock Sinclair & Stewart, Limited "angers ma e___,,we Qome

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ng. Sinclair & Stewart. Limited.

-VISITING DYING FATHER-Mrs me oseph M. Devoy and son, Joseph, u

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nd Mrs. Eli E. Arsenault,of Urbain 'ph

xtremly popular. Numerous preclgue

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Sirwhlr it S*°“'“" LW' ""1 "° °‘°'° in-s Davis Lowther Norm cmewn at ed on Thanksgiving Day, oct nth » ' ’

3361 10_9Mu anlelve ociock noon, Saturday. Oct

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-amass noun-nest brand aour,,S,|‘|"° V cmd" when °h° °°'"°°

4, Mabone Bynon; 5. John MscCa.rveIl and cornmeal selling at lowest pri- cemetery

Grade I- Senior.-1, Etta Stavert; 2, c Jennie Walker; 3, James Maclidurdo; i

es. Get our quotations before buy-

-SPECIAL.-You can get a 14K. B qld nib Fountain _Pen guaranteed, Ci]

value. Better order one today. gel.

“W ` des

. M. McElroy, who lies at death’s at

-WEDDING ANNIVERSARY- M . w\_

illo celebrated their 50th wedding-I si

nnivsrsary on Monday, 4th inst.l‘he [on ttendance was very large as Mr. Deo

place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ious gifts, some of them very costly, B0

John Paynter, Burlington, on the ev- w sning of Tuesday when about thirty w members of the congregation of St. rn

resses were read. one from the tw uests read by Mr, John F. Arsenault, mu nd the other from his adopted child-I an

family are held, and to bid them fare- ren. The day was very line which cipal feature of the evening was sew well before their removal to Kensing- w ton. where in future they will make M

Stephen's Church, Irishtown, as- d sembled there to testify tothe great g esteem in which their host and his a

A most enjoyahly gathered took e

sented to Miss Paynter. in recognition B of her faithful and eillcient work as h

organist of the church for the last In

three years. a position she has filled iv with much credit to herself and with E

great satisfaction to the choir and gi congregation. The family will be much, di missed in the church and community. 0V€l'b\l\’d€lled Wm* an the "mst temp” ms but their many friends find comfort in in the thought that they are not moving of

as very suitable on this occasion as er

earty slap on the shoulder which the esnt, "make yourself at home,” was ery busy in accepting numerous con-

ving same in return. Everybody §‘;° d justice to the tables which were ~

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gthgflpiggs friendsie ,.e8|e|Z;;, Mn ls Arsenault, daughter of Mr. Joseph

very rar away' and that the old ues and MrB_ Arsenault Wm uve to Bee M. Arsenault, of Urbain Ville. Numer- are not to be completely severed. 111

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ere showered on the aged couple,- Tig ho delighted in extending to all the mn ost cordial hospitality. Two ad- sen

lt with an atfable greeting and s by

atulations and taking in jokes and

any more happy years-M. °“9

-EYANGELIBTIC SERVICES. -

3361'1°’9Mu The special evangelistic services now

being conducted hy Evangelist Rev. G.

urch, Summerslde, are creating con- erable interest and are growing In~ wer from night to night. These

B356_10_8M2Eu_ uolyices are absolutely undenomina-

` ling wholly with the great funda-

ntals in the gospel message. The blic diall

se services. which will be continued n 7

rl -RECEPTION AND DANCE-Mrs.

ursday evening in honor of her

ple with a reception and dance.

l'S®1'lB\ll¢ ii VQYY Wid°\Y “WW” “nd She was ably assisted in receiving ber

sts by Mesdames Albert Carter, of

nistr, and Foster White, or Alber-

t and during the whole evening, o violins and piano furnished the sic for those who participated in the dancing specialties. The prin-

l ian el tio re dered b sev-

r. Arsenault’s beautiful mansion, eral gouggsxagies nzresgnt A iunet

their home. During the course of the f-hollgh very SD8Cl0\lS 0001*] "0" Wm' lunch was served about midnight; and evening a purse of money was pre- fortably accomodate all. Mr. Arsen- at two a_m_ the party came to a close

m, “God Save the King."-Z.

-WEDDING BELLS-The marriage k place on Tuesday, 5th Inst.. at James Church, Egmont Bay, of Cy-

mited, Ahram's Village, to Miss Bel-

and proceed to the Methodist

be held, thence to the Crapaud

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K. Anderson inthe Methodist

al in character, Bro. Anderson

are cor y invited to attend

‘eat week in the Methodist Church

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D. Sumner at her residence

er, Miss Lauretta Gaudet, of Char- etown, entertained over fifty young

ton, Mass., Brenton O'Connor, of

Dancing was enjoyed by all pre-

the singing of the National An-

Gallant, of the ilrm ofS. E. Gallant

were esteem and Hrs.

home in Abram's

many wishes of prosperous mar-

PERSONALS

turned home on Wednesday evening from `a.. -'two-weeks business trip through' Dunstaitnage, Sourls and Montasie.--l-l.

-Miss Freda McNeill was a passen-

ger on the ,western train Thursday to St. Louis where she has been engagedl as principal of the school there for the present year. _

-Mr. Dan Matheson, Telegraph

student, Bradalbane, was a passen- ger to Sunxmersids Tuesday on busi-I ness. He reports Kensington a very busy place.

-Some of the visitors to Summer-

James A. Ready. Kensington; M. Gra-

slngton.-H. .

-Miss Catherine Gillis, who has

been visiting at the home of her father/ Mr Joseph Gillis, Summerslde. for the’ past few weeks, left by the S.S. Em-I press yesterday morning on return to Boston.

friends and relatives responded to I

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Inf .;lt1.. ,|I§' I -O'Leary has two first-class hotels ,. - '/ . _ , p _ now, both doing a thriving business I] 1~f;_‘4 giléélitl. 2|., ‘I ,\ II catering to the travelling public.

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Mi Il ` ` I ` -Mr and Mrs John Jelly have re. fm( .f,2§lTf~ 1-- I;I turned home after spending several \! ' " I / I days in Summerslde visiting friends.

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Our $14 suits this fall' are wonders, other stores wonder how we can sell l

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such suits at the price and the man who wears one IS 801118 ,T0 W°nd¢f _.W _up V A store can actually give so much more value for a given sum than 3003161” ' ‘N

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I ' They have a iineness of texture and firmness of texture that you would expect

. _ thcm to be priced at $22 or more.

ff These suits will 'hold their shape and color until worn out and wear as

I " ` you never saw a $14 suit wear before _

_ If you don’t want a blue, you'll find an abundance ‘of Browns, Tens and

- ' Greys here thatare fully as ood values as th_e Blues. - € We show these remariable $14 values in a wide range of models to meet

any diversity of tastes _

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And note the excellent workmanship put into each garment, you wont be able

-_ for p-the life of you, to see why they don’t cost $22 or more. ` ‘

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~'= you’ll find a splendidassortment _of attractive values and because we are show- ing such really superior values this season you want to see them

When will you come, _

Prowse I Bros. Ltd.

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-Mr Vernon Mathews, Summerslde, I

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-Prlvates John Burns, Ward a fewrdays heref Mr Turner was oil!

leaves by the S.S. Empress this (Bat- urday) morning for St John. N.B., where he will spend a short holiday.

-Mr James O'Connor, Clinton, was Summerside Thursday morning and

crossed by the S.S. Empress on a visit Chatham, N.B., for a few days.

-Miss Bessie Rattee. daughter of

Adams and Ira Ellis returned to Char- of the ilrst to enlist with the Heavy lottetown Wednesday morning to rc- Artillery for overseas service. sume their military duties under Col. -_ j. J. ll. Allan. , -The annual meeting of the Black

-_- Rrlnce Fox Company was held here

Toronto. who has been holding ser- attending from outside points werels

vices here in connection with the|A. Messervy. Charlottetown, also M. Church of England during lim pnst‘Keln\edy and George Morrison, liradi summer, has returned to rr-sumo his ullmnc, Directors. _

-Mr Martin, theology :;ludent at on Tuesday, Sth. Inst. Among those

Rev. E. J. Rattee, formerly of Mal- peque, has been appointed to the teach- ing staff of Pt. _aux Tremhles School, and entered upon her duties last week.

-Mr. and Mrs. John F. Arsenault,

of Abrsm's Village, have recently ab- andoned their old home to take up their abode in another residence rent- ed by them.-M.

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-Miss Daisy Turner and Miss

Dorothy Nicholson have returned ome after spending Exhibition week

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( ' ,, . ,fir _ g ._ t ,.‘f_ ._ with friends at Charlottetown.

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` ‘ , ; \ E r , ». `, -Mr John A. Pate's new residence

'~ f ‘~ ' is about completed and he expects to

A ,_ , _ ~ ,. __, occupy it shortly. Mr Neil McDonald.

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Dresses. You can select your favorite from

_ numerous fabrics-you can select the style you . lil¢e“beat-you can choose the lining from a

. number of samples. .. We will take your measure

and that the t ill fit r- fectlyln every respect. gageflii/11'; will bxiyeolilzigfle

from I0.to 14 days.

_We can supply any of the styles illustrated

here as well as ozens of others. ‘

We can show you enlarged illustrations of

each number. The diiferent samples may be seen, exdnnned 'and' tested 'for strength, quality,

color and texture.

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We are anxious to show our fashion plates

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we would

ly im teas u n each person the fact that w_e_` GUA§ANTl'?l3 ABSOLUTELY the - qualities of each garment ordered through us. _-

Every fold, every crease, every fashion line' ' '

denotes style, quality, class?

The garments are cut by experts froinmthe -

highest ranks--the iigality of ‘tailoring sei'

preme-the fabrics ve`all been tho `

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ur popular contractor, was the build-

Rev. H. Lockhart and Archibald Gor- on

iloring Service Par Excellence I I

-Mr Ewen Nicholson. son of the

esteemed station agent, has entered

-The Stationmaster. J. Ml Nichol-

with Mrs Nicholson has

friends in Nova Scotia.

after - a f-pleasant

and shrunk, the' liningsarc non-e -

.ggl,en?'i!‘i'fectus Canvas.

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Thefiinhzdli and _style the

qualityo tsilonng.

masibrpiéoehrits line-_*I "’

at the

I sland’s Biggest,

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-Mr B. H. Turner, son of H. W. Mr George Bernard and Peter

Turner, returned tok camp nt (‘.hur- lottetown on Monday after spendingliarger cities. _

studies. | __-

-__ -- About 700 yards of concrete side-

..-Mr E. A. Dorsuy, manager oi' thc ".';iiks has been laid down ut 0’i.cary Bunk of Nova Scotia here, hns re- ilurlni; the Dlllit few months. Thi turned from spending his holiday at chairman of the committee in cliurlil. his home in Sydney Mines. DuriugIDr A. D. Palmer, deserve credit if his absence Mr ll. E. limiter, of his energy in pushing this underis Carleton, N.B., was in charge. ing. The sideWulkB. Wlllfih

__ constructed under the

compare favourably with those

the employ of the Bank of Nova' Scotia of this place. - I »

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The New Are Decidedlv Small

Get your new overcoat now- and

get it at 'l`uplin’s.

The new styles are decidedly good.

the fabrics excellent and the tailor-

ing far above the ordinary. _

The ever popular Chesterdeld

shown alongside, is here in all slses. besides a grand showing of convert- lblet, collele. Senator and rsefsr COR S. / `

The prices. for quallty,are the same

as usual-sway down low. ~

Reuben Tuplin & Co.

Kensington , '

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