Some oi the New Lines in Women’s_

` _Fine Footwear Showing for Fall

Newest Styles, Highest Quality and

, Workinanship A

You are Inviteii to Visit 0ur Shoe Department ` 0s Your Days

WOMEN’S 'CHAMPAGNE OR CREAM KID

‘HIGH CUT LACE BOOT 8 in straight top glain toe, leather Louis l.eel enamelled to match upper, oodyear

welted soles, sizes 2 1-2 to 6. Price pzerspair $12.00.

WOMEN'S "FIELD MOUSE" G E KID HIGH

CUT LACE BOOT, 8 in Tops. Neat stitched tip. Good-

year welt soles, leather Cuban heels; sizes 2 1-2 to 6.

_ rice peiivfiair $12.00.

_ WO EN’S DARK TAN CALF LACE BOOT. 8 in. Fawn, suede tops, wing stitching on vamp with

Eerforated spray Goodyear welt soles, medium high

uban heels, sizes 2 1-2 to 6. Price per pair $10.00.

WOMEN’S FINE BLACK GUN METAL CALF

-HI-CUT LACE BOOT, 8 in. Grey suede, top, neat stitched tip. Goodyear welted soles. New Peg heels

Sizes&,2 1-2 to 7. Price per air $10.00

OMEN’S DARK MAHOGANY CALF HI-CUT

LACE BOOT 9 in. Tops. plain toe, leather soles, with

Cuban heels. Sizes 2 1-2 to 7. Price per air $9.00.

WOMEN’S HAVANA BROWN Kllg HIGH CUT

LACE BOOT, plain toe, 8 inch top, leather Louis Heels with metal vanity plate. Sizes 2 1-2 to 6. Price

per pair. $8.50.

WOMEN’S FINE BLACK DONGOLA KID HIGH LACE BOOT, 9 inch. Wave Top, plain toe, I military heels. Sizes 2 1-2 to 7. Price per air 8.50.

WOMEN’S FINE GUN METAL CA LF I-I;lGH CUT

LACE BOOT, 8 inch. Straight cut top, imitation tip, goodyear welted soles, military heels. Sizes ~2 1-2 to

7. Price Nper pair. $8.00.

WO EN’S BLACK DONGOLA KID HIGH CUT

LACE BOOT, 9 inch, wave top, neat stitched tip, white rubber welt leather soles and Cuban heels. Sizes 2 1-2 to 7. Price per pair. $8.00. F ' WOMEN’S FINE GUN METAL CALF HI-CUT ` LACE BOOT, 8 in tops stitched tips, white rubber welt leather soles new peg heels. Sizes 2 1.2 to 7.

Price per pair $7.50.

Sinclair & Stewart Limited SUMMERSIDE

Prince County Exhibition

On all trains from Charlottetown, Borden and Tig-

nish there will be reduced fares on both days of the Prince County Exhibition to be held in Summerside on the 1st and 2nd of October. -

‘ A special train will leave Charlottetown at 9.30 tt. m. on October 2nd and trains will leave on return for .East and West at 11 p. m. on this date. These. train ar,- rangements will be posted all along the line and full par- ticulars may be obtained from all station agents.

The fares on all trains on botli days and on tho.

special train October 2 nd will be one and one third single firstclass fare.

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Prince County

Exiiipirio

On Wednesday and Thursday, October Ist and ind, the Exhibition for

Prince County will be held at Surninerside. All indications point to this ysar's Fair as being ,the biggest and best ever held in the County. This years bountiful harvest and the fins weather of the past week, which allow- ed the farmers to gather ail their crop, combined with the extraordinary attractions offered at the Exhibition this yehr are the strongest reasons why this Exhibition will surpass all previous Fairs. THE ADROPLANE ll‘LlGfl-IT whichprovsd such sn unqualified success at Charlottetown ist feature which no one, young or old cam alforg to overlook as this is the first Aeroplane to fly to our Island.

` THE HORSE RACES this year will' he better than in former years as

the PURSE! src the biggest ever offered for Exhibition lucas in this county, |400. FREEJFOR-A-LL. $200 2.20 Trot and Pace. $150 2.40 Trot.

L THE M0liB'l'liift MEETING IN .CRYSTAL Riihlg at which ths Hon. W. li. Mckenzie King will address the people of' fs'Coiinty is certain to lttrict many hundreds of people besides those who would otherwise attend the Exhibition, iuldf' i i -1 » ' _

sll going llsst df. .. forflioth dirsot- 30 s. in. on Det”

___ 1242`9`29M3mu $12.00 per pair. Sinclair & Stewart,

Valley and Kinkora a motor ring.

LES m ton, announce tho engagement of their

` _;_13‘2‘°'29““‘E“ -Mews HEAVY nissan union

_s.mEE1.|MPR°vEMENTs___The underwear assorted sizes, shirts and

“met men have commenced to la a drawers, on sale special for Exhibi

concrete sidewalk on the west :ide Sf" d‘;YiAl39l° suit $3.50, Sinclair &

~ ewar . _

gft iigignflri Street, from Witter to First ’ 1242_9_29M3iEu

..:;;:'z.iis:':.:.'s.“s.ii *s::..':,°“.=.<:: WERE SHUWN AT THE speciiil value per’ pair $5.50. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd.

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-86 INCH BLACK DUGHESB

AND WIILL BE ON EXHIBITION IN SUMMERSIDE THIS WEEK

M M I' L4

-i.oe1' 1 LW-

rom a car between Rose 1z42_9_29Mswu

-Finder please notify Dr. A. W. Leard, EN

- GAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.-.5

s“““"°"“'°' ' f 12"' Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Woodside. Hamli-

fall glilliiiafytrl-{|gidLisy'TlYaave your oiiilthvii g_?:£:;t§';rplg5;et° _ET::f;'g§' (E3llb;'i:; gstfiggly as Dosslble. Sinclair di Stew- place at an early dam 126” d _»

;'s:...;i.‘..:.:".s.',": r;:':i..°i';“;i::: -H-~»---~=. -ei -,°--- ---1 ‘ ' ` ' V ‘ 7 , ' Y f s i 'pf ' ._ so with them. siheiaii- as stewart. Lui limi Swv '1\°~d°° |11 ladies 111811 wi ' ' 1

kid boots for autumn wear. Price

i ‘i “.

Tweedsand Silvertone in bla or fur l . trimmed collars; These e very .L diessv looking suits, embod ing the iz highest class of tailoring. __ ’

_ ‘Th -an styles $5' A li f

from ii?eSad§g;§, lioplins, tifelours,

. ‘i i 1 I

SILK, rich lustrous finish.. Regular $2.50. On sale for Fair days per yard $1.95. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. .

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' -MEN'8 TAN ARMY RUBBER8 made from heavy duck. Excellent for fall wear over your work shoes. Regu- ar

,I value $2.26. Bought at is clearing priceand now on sale at por pair $1.19 Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd.

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-SHIPPING.-The following schoon- ers have recently entered port: Maud Weston, from Buctouclie, with cargo of lumber; Harry B., Capt. Duplissey from .Picton with a cargo of coal for the railway.-H.

-56 INCH ALL WOOL COATING

in black and white check, and grey plaids, splendid weight, worth $6.75. A special purchase enables us to make

per yard, $3.95. Sinclair & Stewart,

Ltd.

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dress accompanied by a handsome

on Sunday evening immediately after Vespers, when the retiring pastor of- ficiated for the last time as parish priest. The address was read by ex- premier Arscnault, while Hon. James

oners, made the presentation. Father

gif-t, made a very fitting reply, thank-

words and generosity.-H.

LiIG°iH'l' AND POWER SYSTEM '

’ il.

Among the exhibits at` the Exhibi-

tion last week was -one of unusual merit,-a display by the Phelps Elec- tric Light and Power System and the “Westco” Automatic -.House Water System, found in the booth of the New Brunswick Brokers, Limited, Freder- icton, N.B., Maritime distributors for Grace Motors, Limited, of Toronto.

The 'Phelps Light and iPower Sys

tem places within reach of every farm er of the iisiand at very low cost the means of manufacturing his own elec- tricity in suhicient quantities not only to illuminate his house and outbuild- ings but -to furnish plenty of power to drive whatever small machines he may use about the place. This sys- tem consists of a. 3 h. p. gasoline or

this exceptional om", ‘or Fan, day* kerosene engine with electric generat-

or connected dlreetly on i-ts shaft, and with a large storage battery for the accumulation of reserve power. lt is so simple and foolproof in construc-

_PRSEN-|-A-|-|oN___A farewell “_ tion that even a child can operate it

without danger. Merely the press of

presentation' WEB tendered to Rev_ a button starts it, and when the stor-- Father McLean at St. Paul’s Church 35° b5tt°"Y I5 WHY °h‘“`5`°d it Wwma'

tically stops.

Among the unusual, -features ‘of the

Phelps are its adaptability for use as an ordinary farm engine to drive oth- er machines direct by-,belt while its

A_ in b h 1 th _ I “_ excess power is turned in-to electricity

MGNB ’ on 8 B t of e pus and is stored in the battery. This fea

McLean’ in accepting the-address and ture makes it the most economical el-

ectric lighting machine,-obtainable, ns

mg the good people for ,their kind in actual use the .plant need be operat-

ed practically not at all, for lighting a-,

DISPLAY BY PHELPB ELECTRIC,

FURS OF QUALITY

In the fit finish, wear and correctness of style

l OUR FURS

have a distinct superiority., They are made for women who want quality. I the latest styles in Hudson Seal, Muskrat, Coo and Marmot Coat

plain or trimmed.

' Fur Capes of Beaver an Seal, Kolinsky, etc Scarfs and fancy stoles in a the latest Furs, of ;eal, Beaver Cross and Re Fox, Wolfe, Mink, Racoon, etc. with muffs to m tch. Our prices are

always right. _

Beautiful F all Coats

7 .

Women s new fall coats 'n all the new color

ings and materials, full back and belted models-

There are many styles to choose from.

lone, as the batteries are fully cliarg

_|N NEW pREM|3E3__M,",-, H_ ed while ~the plant is being operated' R. Crockett, jeweler and J. iE. Gallant, l~° “"1 'the milking m“°hln9» "Sam Bell drugglst have moved into their new f“`“t°r» Washing machine' churn °l` building on the corner of Water and Pump" Tl1\l9» U12 DUW6l'iWhl°h Ofdmaf Summer Streets and started business there on Saturday. The interior of the building in nicely finished, the inside of the drug .store being flush- ed ln oak _and the jewelery store in walnut. An archway connects the two stores. There are nine oflices up- stairs and a hall extending the full length of the building. There is also an ofllce down stairs facing Summer

Street. This new building itddssgreat- ly to the appearance of Wa er ree ` venience. Instead he can have, at the

_L' opening of a faucet, whether in his

____,___i_____ ._ bathroom, kitchen or barn, an instant

continuous flow of water direct from

ular farm engines, becomes electric- ity for light in the Phelps. ‘lt is rugged in construction and built for long life, and above all is powerful enough to really do the work for which it is de- signed.

Iu the "Westco” pump, any one who has electric power available but is' now troubled with the necessity of

pumping and carrying water, can now save himself all this work and incon-

A I his well or spring with__suiilcient pres-

WESTERN PERSON S sure behind it to throw a stream over

-"°"' any of his buildings ln case of fire

-Mr Elwood WHIIHCB. Alb€l‘¢0l1, This system requires no storage tank

is visiting her daughter in Amesbury. is pumped direct from the well to the

her sister, Mrs. Colin Stewart.-H. BBHI18 11910099 H19-Y UHVG HYIUUIGI' OD-

.__M|s5 Agnes Flynn, Summerside, merslde Fair-this week, or if not, may,

is visiting in Summerside, guest of 9 her sister, Mrs. William M. F‘lynn.- l

Br-<To1`l€,l.‘NlnBs.t3Iizhfo'r]i]nercirliirgii'of?iii;ii N' '"6 E°°”°"'i°°l_T""""m' mei-side, was visiting friends in .town Do you have a feeling of general last week.-H. weakness day in and cut? Is your

merside, attended the Teacher’s Con- D0 on nd It hard to do vention at Charlottetown on Thurs- mfrahu'-3 yh “ho id be an ,

or to bear w at s ii Y

day and \Friday.--H. Hs" you ordinary duties and cares

_...__ , . . , ,

--Miss Helen Hutchings of St. b°°°m° KN” tad" fad h“rd°"§ __

John's, Nild., is visiting in Summer- H, I0: ?k°eg°?d 5 s°_‘?a'“’z';’l|;‘he "'d°' tl" ‘“°°t °' Mm Nm Hensley' iiizazgizssmnpr' cniihdriiiiis to hii the L' o sn's and functions, -and is un- --Mi-s. .Ernest Lewis and two chil- squslledlgt those who si‘e»ii1'Bl1Y 3°' dreli. MHSWY R°Y and Ml" I"\’°|' ecdsbilitsted or_run_down. Do not Alberton, have returned home after 52|” t“‘tmen¢._b ‘n i{_tgdgy_

-Dr. Frank McNeill arrived in' -..ty

Summerside from overseas, Wednes-,

i day evening. #le was mot at Halifax

by his wits. hey are the sums 01 ' , . p V ' ' " Mrs. McNsill's mother, Mrs. John ‘ 'r . 1. , l- Bharp. Summerside.-aL. _ _ '_ '- _ _ - . - I .

'preserving' season here. 1

We will be pleased to ply ver with tree' F.-“Hi

Pints

ily E088 to waste in tbe.use of the reg -

Was in WW” °” F"'ld“y°"'H- ‘ undef the W9” Which mmm free" "1 ing them by watching the advertise-` Sp. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 102

-*- Winter- N01’ ‘|065 ill l‘€‘l“l1`@ W0" alment of the New Brunswick Brokers, Stu. . . .. 119%

~Mr=- S- G- C°"‘°Y °f Summmlde Diievmeiiv Pressure i\\i1k~ The Wal" Ltd., from time to time in this paper. Up. 1221.5

Mass.-<L. vessel you place beneath the faucet, ' ' _ U_ 'p_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ 32

1* and it pumps only when- water is be- C_ __ _ 33;?

-'Mr. .W1n. Doyle and MT- Lllllli ing drawn. When a. faucet is opened Crum _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 215

RUBY- Of H8llb\ll‘i011, SDSU? f-11? iwegli the pump automatically starts. When --_ _ ; ____,___________iL end in Charlottetown Visit 118 I' 011 S- it is closed it automatically stops. And _ L ti i f_ _ ,

____ the pum`p itself contains but one mov- tugf;!,:;§‘¥§’F_S§gtM3g,,ré?‘:1; CT: _

-Miss Davids -Baker, Alberton, was ing Daft- the Mom,-Bal Ex¢h,m5e_) I

visitin in town last week, guest oi Those who did not see these inter- Atch_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 89%

Dortunlty of seeing them at the Sum-_ :lg ' ' "

A . 73

was visiting friends in .Charlottetown receive further i information concern-- C_rP_R_ 151 on Thursday.-H.» _ __ 74

l Cent- 218%

'-‘_ . . . _ . P t.

-Mrs; .Daniel F. McDonald, Vernon, » ‘l I-I - ' - -- Rf

in .,, f-'>

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V What You Should Da-Most Success- , --_ -

, --- res 1 De "ops rosa rhiii ,L

-Miss Maud Murphy, teacher, Sum- gglzeha 513;. you oasdyyom- Shep go _

pe ding a few weeks visiting friends- T Nui " to gill-g ng ,.,,m,.~ __ gl E°"dl¢““~-H' , latsotlfti hofvlxls ltliilks \Hedoil’s Pills.,i .

“_” They pursl vegetable. _,_|

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'PLAIN AND FUR

A splendid line of Wo

COLLARS

_ _ ,rriifs Plush Coats in

the latest styles. Sizes 16 to

riiow is sito

106%

132% 108%

72%

151

73%

217

116% 94

OTTAWA, Sept 29.-Libi ists of the Commons will use

....117% ........94%

iggt 0i Both larties

ian.) _

al Union- et in cauc-

attitude ion party.

(Special to The Guar,

ns tomorrow to consider thlir

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101% 119 123% 105%

83% |

87% 213%

I LTD.

A general caucus of both the constit- uent elomerits of unlonism will be

'held ot Wednesday when Sir Robert

will be present and will deliver anad-

dress. The Premier was able to attend

ti cabinet council on Saturday when. 'he outlined to his colleagues his views on the situation and the proposals which he will make to the caucus. It is understood they were concurred in. The Premier is expected to treat. ex- haustively with all .the pressing prob- lems and to advance reason why in his opinion the union government and its pnrty should tackle him.

The owl is the most solemn look-

ing bird-end the most stupid. . .. ,

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Milnsi-d's Llnimsnt used by Physicians

Why torment your Wife with lamps an; sour your life with lanterns?

MAKE YOUR OWN EL CTRICITY ' - -

- WITH A

. NOW ON EYHIBIT THE

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PHELEPS Light & Power Piahi

suqinhefsiae Ehiibiiiioh _ , __

Onpnoltluq fren-rs 75 te A-bb lights _

For your Farm, Church, School, Club, Factory, Hotel, Schooner, . . _ Yacht or Moving Picture§how AND I

A POWER FOR EVERY USE, EITHER

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