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DURING THE PAST FEW WEEKS THIS STORE _HAS

been busy opening up and getting ready for you a most delight- ful assortment of the new furs. T_hey’re ready now-and youll approve, we’re sure-the_lovely things that our buyers:-7Mr. Mc- Leod and Miss Foster picked up for you on their visit to the makers. _ _ _ _ A You will be surprised at one thing-_-that is the definite moderation of price. Our buyers were delighted, and we know you will be also, at the values we’re able to offer this season.

There_are Nathiral Wolf-For;-Oppost;u_r;i_»--Seal_-_giggle

coon----Sab e----ma e up in a grea range 0 e new .

There are handsome stoles at $9-00. $14-00. $16-00. $13-00.

$20.00, $24.00, $35.00 and lip.

There are warm and lovely muffs $14-00, $16.00, $18-00,

$20.00, $24.00, $35.00 ond $50.00.

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,, -DEATH REGRETTED.-Pass ed peacefully away at her homo on Saturday. erpt_ 18th Amelia

' ummer de a er o ly s -- nels. Besides her sorrowing father ,uid 'stepmother she leaves to~ _mourn one sister Hattie, one broth er John Joseph. The funeral took iplace Sunday afternoon at 8.30 0'- olock to .the R. C. 'Cemetery Rev: J. J. MacDonald officiating.

--FUNERAL 8ERV|GE8_ he

Baker took place from her resi- dence on Summer Street, Friday at 2 p. m. and was very largely attended by friends and relatives The services at the church and gravewere conducted by the Rev_ Mr. 'Rice assisted hy the Rev. W. H. Harding, Summerside. Follow- ing were the pall besrers;__ Messrs Edward Strong, John Goss. Levi Silliphant, Maynard Bchurmsn, J. ,A. Brace, Caleb 'I`aylor_

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to mourn sor- wife, four Al-

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Summerside also

John Arsensult, St. Wm. »Arsenault ond

Stephen Gaudet, Summerslde. funeral took place to Fifteen

Church on Sunday.

'-A GOLDEN JUBILEE was held

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Ailen,'_'St. Nicholas on Friday ev- ’ Gill!!! tmcelebrate the fiftieth anni-

V_9l_;8l'! of their marriage All their v

sreudchlldrea They were me re ciplents of many beautiful gold presents The evening woo spent in SENSE. s0l18S and instrumental mus

» ic. A sumptuous repastiwas spread

to which all did ample justice af- _ter a most pleasant evening. The parties dispersed for their homes wishing Mr. and Mrs. Allen many more years of happy and prosper ous married life. A pleasing feature of the occasion was the presence of their son Wesley who just ar- rived from Edtmonton after an ab< sence of seven years.

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-TEST CASE' ENDS.--At the

lest session of the County Court. Summerside a case of much inter- est to creditors in this province was tried in the case in question a merchant had obtained a judg-

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funeral of the late Mrs_ Thomasi

.ment in the County Court but the

I debtor had always evaded payment

claiming that his wife owned the goods and chattels_ The merchant however, decided it was time to have a test made of the wife's own-

__`_ _ . _ ei-ship os the sheriff or tho County

A REALLY SERVICEABLE LINE OF_‘ FALL COATS

made in good wearable styles, is offered at nineteen dollars in our ready to wear department. There_ are good heavy tweeds, velours, blanket cloths, all finished with half lining, as a rule the coats are belted all round, they have warm, cosy, convert- ible collar, browns, greens greys and blues. They are _really wonderful value at _

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l Mlnnrdm l.|Nno|-t ro: nom.. ooo., -Mr_ Leo Gallo-nt has returned wlilhe at the Aitken Hotel. George

_..._ ---.=_------T to his home in Boston alter visit town on exhibition day between 1

I a A 'ins his brother Mr. J. E. Gallant and 3 o'cl0ck n.m. to meet any

` 1 of Summerside. one interested in Ford cars, trucks

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This special purchase of Salt’s Esquimette Plush coats, in- ____ _ _ _Mm w_ B Mm, 0, s,,,,,,,,,,_ oorogo compooy, oiokriooiors for

cludes a range of coats from size 16 t,o_ 4_6. The styles a1_r_e thor- _____T,___,_ ,md_;r____,___,____;_d___._o_,,e;s__m_________1me __ vmtmg- ,,,e,,ds ln New sooo ooo. 0 hi ood-all smart and at the same time weara e e gar- _M Ms___i_w s______d_| _____r>_m_ gay.

ug. y . . . . ' _' ' ' l'Il9IltS be 47 inches long: the fabrlc lsrlchv Soft and beautlfulr of September, 1925, at 1 o'clock

the lining is plain and durable. These 'coats are really remark-

"""\ O50 , 1 stallion 'IAQ years old Baron

" ~ __Kelvin, dam Charming Gay had.

had informed him that all debtors in the western part of the Province

A Remarkably Good .00 he ~» ~»»

- goods claimed that the same be-_

0 " ` ` ' ' longed to the wife and defied the '

erg S/herifi' to levy. The Sheriff inform-_

ed him th-at ll this kllld oi th-'ing was allowed to go on that an ex-

ecution would be very little good as it had come to be the same story almost everywhere he went with

Gil

sharp. the following stock, etc:--

1 draft horse, 6 years old

1 filly King Brasiian

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' Ji "1vf1“"' ’~" ""i“:i` “' ' ' ' ' ' ig i’o`i|:shiil:.y'hrdusntity of driod| ‘ ---' ' ‘

Hudson Seal $325, $3 _5, $525. . irskrnt Coats $150, $250, hudwood ,h,,,,\,,,_ 3,1, p,,,mv,,,,

‘ i ne Terms made known_

1 Jersey cow (ln (calf) _ 1 Holstein cow tin coin

so me wonderfully I ,ation voiooo . sow-I

1 ox. 1% years old 1 helfer 1% years old 3 calves

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t Saturday mornin!

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sem. _Mormon Coors seo. s1do,s1oo.1-ony oooto sim, sooo. Aus- III ..?.§_ ___ __ _____m_ ‘trniian-Beaver, $215. French Seal $195. _ _ . .. _,uw ,_ “°Mm°N_

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The Sheriff interpleaded and the_ -- gffrrleeldloigodrifiiotmdieifditilortffs d"‘f"' s",‘,’,',,,,‘§ér§,‘§‘;'”f,‘,,;}f”vlgfgggl ,' ____.yE.o Movma NGTURE 2921 nd and chattels were not the proper- 'fnengs in Boston Maw SHUW. -Scania Monday, Mt.

ty_of the_ wl_f_e ats_tliemlilf)9d°‘f the ' Stewart' l‘uesd»sy:, Gecirgetovwi S9 Z\|l'e Y B el" all EBVB __ _ Wednesday, Morell Thursday, St. iurl_sm§_§1_§e!0ro 0151; _:1;er0_:1_;\_E_t_ big: vm '11,;,‘;"yn1;{,f_';“°;;‘,e,‘?f',_f‘;§‘,§1,fy“;’,:dS§:,f,_ rotors Friday, Bridgetown solar- cos 3. 3 5 ' ` . 1| ._ 2926-9~2l. ‘)l.

sold by the sheriff under me “_ merside the guests of Mrs. Daniel W _______

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l ` ` (8p°°'°| '° TM G“"`d|“”') son. St. John are spending n week E. -B. *McLaren, has disposed of

'TORONTO 59°* 18"'rh" gm" in Charlottetown guests at the his farm in Georgetown R0 nity

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Millinery Showing

of tastes and in a wealth of styles. All the newest shapes and colors. Em- broidery in tinsel, wool and silk ostrich and brocades are seen on many

smart models.

Furs and Fur 'Coats

Nowtawait your inspection. We have a splendid showing of fur

coats, separate stoles, scarfs and capes; also rnuffs to match in a splendid

A assortment of styles. You would do well to buy your furs now and enjoy a

full season’s wear from them. V _ _ _

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\ It is enough to know that there are Hats here for the most exacting

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I You are _cordially invited to our grand fall showing on Thursday,

September 23,~of Ladies Suits, Coats, Dresses, Millinery and Furs; also Men’s and boys’ Clothing.

j To every woman is offered an opportunity of seeing the best and lat-

est apparel for fall in both attractive styles and prices.

The New Suits and Dresses in at _Variety of Styles

. Here they are, plain or fur trimmed embroidered or tailored are

the new suits in poplin, se.-gcs and tricolinesin, Navy, Brown and Black. _ Fall dresses in many styles, beadedor embroLiii'ei'ed in plain or pleated

y ` skirts. All sizes. Your inspection is invited. ' A _

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IS a S _ _ » ,earnings ol the C. N_ R’s_ for the _“usd ~ , and purchased the property of A.

_ _ _ Q _ _ n _ _ 1 show d -- . ‘D. `McPhee, into post muster of

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week e ding Sept 4th $2,372,906 inorooso, $303,231 over! -Mrs, Eduuwd Maynard. Nor §;‘§"§°‘°"“~ “°“’ ‘“ M°°“°5“_;”-

tham has returned home after ~ ~

me corresponding period B year _spending the past month in Boston '_”“

.ago with her daughter, Mrs Wilfrid

Col emian

York where she will remain a few weeks. "

--Misses Jean MacLellan. Ruth

and Helen Noonan have returned to their homes in Summerside af- tsr.spanding the :past three weeks with friends in Sydney, N. 8.

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--Dr. Richard Elllioti and sister.

Hilda of New York accompanied by Miss E, N. MaoGormack. Summer- side_motored‘ to Georgetown on Wednesday returning Friday. Dr. and Miss Elliot left for their home

-Messrs John Johnson propriet-

or Johnsotfs Bakorv and D, A. ok arms of Snmmerside both sn |- fally underwent operations in

`A`pril this same sow came across

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¥rincipal|» department on Tuesday

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an executlon_ The merchant decid-\ ~ __ _ _ _ _ __ ,_ m ed to make a test of the matter and - -- 1- 41+--' » ' “°"' ¢ t _ '=* , _ ‘ A _

*FORD CARS-Mr McEwen

or tractors. He also wants 3 good_ live wire to sell cars The Morell

..*CAN YOU BEAT ITT.-Mr.

Alexander iMacLean of Montague is

ti? proud possessor of n prize sow ‘w lchdelivered the goods in the

shage oi ‘twenty young pigs at one Hat r.~ _Ali ‘the new arrivals are q ite h al-thy. developed and exhi- bit a geen interest in life. Last

with fourteen beauties. This mak-

_ia.t,bo short period or tivo months.

....'8UCCE88 CLUB MEETG.-»

The regular meeting of the George- to S ss 'Cl bw held in th

he follow ng officers were

electing President. Kathleen Fsir~ child. ice-president, -Emma Mc-

Beoretsry, Dorothy Doyle.

infer, James Hoberlin. Librar-

ths P, C. ‘Hospital friday even Ulf Their many friends will be ples# oo to learn that they src rdtial

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. Samuel Yorston. lllxscutive

`, Utes 0! three, Kathleen 'Dcvlo ‘ Solomon and ‘Hema

es a total of thirty-four pigs with-‘

» .. s QUMPTON, Geo et wn

had the Sharm levy on me goods' ‘VESTERN PERS0 Alrg annoi';;i‘cTes 3 showing of styliihzali V

_J rniliinery. Sept. 22nd and 2»3rd.

..*‘iSOCIAL TIME.-A very en-

joyable ice-creum festival and dance was held in the rink at Sl.

Peters, during the week. The bulld-

wos specially decorated The sur- rounding districts were well rs~ presented, there being motor trucks from lSouris and Cardigan. A considerable sum of money was realized, this :will go towards -buy- ing .a new rlnkaphone for the rink. A.

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the young of Newport it served as a farewell party Miss Harriet Fraser. prior to _hor iepurtiure for Boston, Mass. Tho luucing started with u. set of lan~ vers, which were contlmied at various intervals. About eleven o'¢-lock la- very dainty lunch will served by the young ladies. 'Po- ward; midnight tho crowd iiispersv ed to their respective homes voting _this one of the most enjoy-able evenings of the summer. ‘ A4

n wpo icing a cial iarty was

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