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PTE. JAMES A. MATHIESON -ans

.\li's, Elizrilivtli .\iiitiiiesoii_ ot' Dun~

das, hits i'ecentl_\' \‘ecei\'eil the said news th-.ii hor son .lziiiies .\_ .\liltl1ie. son was liilli-il iii action in l<`riin¢'e oii .lul_v l.'»lli.

iii the spring ol' 1R99 being thou

20 _\'r-airs of age he iii r»oiiip:iii_v with s|‘vfii'al ollifir young nioin ol' Dlindns, wr-nt to \':ini-oliver, B, lj. wliiirf- ho rc» I niaiineil for siiiiin- yeai'.-_ \\`liilc lliei't~I lic li-:iriicd thi- triiili- oi' Tile :ind Mui-lilo settling. .f\l'ti=r l<\:ii°iiini:: his trade lie iva.-.' sent to Eilmuntoii :is foroiiiiiii for ii couipiiuy doing un ox- tcnsive biisiness in tlint r-ity. About tivo yours :inn lic ii-cnt to Souix Falls. North lliikulii_ lie llii-re iiiilrirlitl iliu Ilulliiril Tile i‘onip;iii_\‘ tis ii piirtiici' :ind \'ii:e-pi‘r~sirleiit. iii the iiuiuinii oi'

1917 he was di~1it’ii~il into the i'_ S. AZ. m‘my'nnd truilied :it (`ziinp l"uiistoii_ Nebraska, initil last ;\/iiircli when he was sent; to l<‘i'aiice iirriviiig there on April l:'»th. lie was sent to the front

I FELT SHOES I

years, of age. "Phe deceased was a youu; man at good character, triendly dllllloiiition and very popular with all w,_ho had the pleasure ot his acquaintance.. .

He losvesto mourn his widowed

mother also four sisters and three brothers all of whom reside -abroad except Mrs. J. P. Acorn, of Brigetown ianrl Benjamin 'Miithieson on' the _old Tioinesteiid, at Iliindas, who have the sincere synipatliy of their niiiny

fri_enda.

‘ PTE JOHN WM. MacKINNON

A glooiii was castover llcatlierdule.

_when word was received that Pte.

John Wm. M_xieKl.unop, son of Mr. and Mrs. t‘lirirle`s liiiit-l{lnnou_ was killed in at-tloii oii August Sth. This gallniit young soldier was born ou May ith, 1896, riiid attained his 22nd year, wlieri .

he niet his_deatli doing his duty for King and country. lie enlisted in November 1915 with the 105th Batt.

fit. Charlottetown, and cinsscd to Em? land in .luly and was l,i~iirisfei'red to the 104th. in March last he crossed to France with the fighting 26th in which he served until he met his death. lie leaves to mourn 'besides his grlei-striclten parents, four sisters and three hrotlicrs_ liaiiielyz' Mis. John A Canipbell, ol' Heatherdnle; .\ii-s. Murdock R. .Via,»_»l.eod, of Monta- gue Head; Mrs. Sgt. James A. Fatt, of (`oniiecticut l‘. S. A.. ulld M1l\\'3 ilelvii. ol’ llostiiii, Mass., W‘illi-ani C. of Montreal, Malcoiiio (‘., of Vancouv- er, B. (‘.__ unit Adam F.. :it home.

Soiiir>\vlii\i~r~ iii l<‘r:iiir'o he is lying.

Oi' iniiybri on ltnly's soil,

\\’li:it ii glory was his in dying.

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IN .\lll‘}NlOR.lA.M _

lii loving iiicmorl' Of U9“T‘5“°“t

Elmer G. McLeod, who sacridced his life in the service ot his country on Noveiiibei- 23rd. 1917. ln those days of rejoicing over the' MPM blessing of peace, which has sounded through- out the Empire, our liearts are sad and yearning over the “Loved Ones” never to return. For the Sfbullll Of 5| voior-, isnt is siiii. not wc must take comfort in the thoughts that lhell iirebiooii was n port or the Drive paid for victory-that they died the noblest death a man may die tlg~htinB for God, 'for right and liberty, and such a. death is Immortality.

,-ililta ~ » ~ - *~ K..-p. i . '1_!»~f;.i_i?_-,» » ' The Cross is twined with gossamer. ,

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A llero, write upon his grave. He died-that Canada inight endure. , f ‘io-'19-11-23M -ll pd

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V ' i:,'¢’__' _-' 7 A _ The Cross some hand has sl1alJ@0 »;_,_{/ . _ ` ,i ' ‘5’__ with care; ~'

_lt_-__i,__.~5_; . , -/‘ _~ - ' I' _ Ami by his grave the poppies stir

_" _ Biit he is silent sleeping there. / ."".` ' I To l-‘reedonrs cause his life he gave.

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To Get Photographs in

tfliildren. U18 Xmas M8" FOX'

MANY STYLES AND COLORS

1'() CHOOSE FROM _ No one_thing in that Xmas

package will me-,nn so much to the

i France Early

|‘3\'0\`>'l|\l"l¥ In |"0Ul\Y“»Hl` i0 soldier boy as thc-little photograph

kr.-cp you warm. ` _of some loved onc. lle will treast_1]ro

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SEE OUR WINWW ;oin`§nniso..(;w.iIi.iwIoiii fight for it

because it is the Symbol of Home,

0 Multi: an iippoini.me.nt at

' & C and ull he holds dear.

135 Queen Street The Bayer Stuaio

TRAPPERS

highest cA§'H i>Ri'cis_s.

or ex ress.

Stewart.

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RANCHERS

HUNTER S

I want our RAW FURS this year and will ritiy you

- PRICES ON MU“KRA'1` ‘ EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH 4

"‘Silip them bv mail or express if unable to bring them in.

_"ft-rrns made to you same day as shipment is rcceived.

‘ ell pinents held 5 days for our approval.

1 pay all transportation charaes on iur arriving by mail-

IP au ha bl cited ° i , ' '

in _befosre the Ipiiliixggogdsfhome grliirgiehl-Te urs shlp them'

Refere ce any bank in S’Side. Office in store of W. A.

Journal Block, Summerside V I A. MacLEAN

13. i=*~-i-.~ i.- 7; -'~- “n W ‘ r 'Irma-.'f,' "` i 2.. .. f '- 4'f»‘1‘\‘- ' ~`».:' f‘.iif‘.‘*i.Y'¥l.‘=“~ rfeivl I - 'a ~‘ ‘ ri ~.~~l.~.~». ».-_-.1 i,».,_A, _ _ _.-1 ..» ._

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_gular $4.00 to $5.00 values. on su.ie‘

Fir i.lbr\.riy. country and G00. `

tmtrlot loasecoy.) ‘

til . ‘ Y ' ' _ James at home. Mr. and Mrs. M<:K6l1l\f‘

-I1' Pave to buy in this Province.

i A S . -'rue ciuanoum is on iinio at I/elrertfs. summersiile. mi

-zo _wolstrrs eurrs in _nuoi-tea",’

color sorge and twéed, reguinr 525,00 to $85.00, clearing nwo at 1-3 ok. Sin- clair & Stewart Limited. _ I - _ ears-1_1-zsnieai.

on-u-_-u _ _ _ '

-ooi..o risi-i.-A shipment or cola ‘

Fish just received. Leave your order ln the crockery department without llrlily. lIolnia_n's_, Suinmerslde.

, 259_1-11-25m3iel.i‘~'. I

--2 Dozen crises os onine'

BLOUSES_ slightly soiled. color Maize. Rose and White. worth $3.76 in clear ni $2.50. Sinclair & Stewart Ltd. 256341-23me21. ‘,

-M ILLI N E-RY-‘Special in Mil~

lincry Department-trimmed huts i'c»

now your choice $1.69.. Sinclair &,I

-SHIRTS--.Men's notice lined

shirts and di‘uw_ers on sale for week ending November 30th only 76 cents` .per gui-ment. Sinclair & Stewart Ltd. Ii

ares-ii-zsmoei l

--POI'-‘LIN DRESSES. assorted colors, lil to X8 year sizes and some; larger, i'eg'ulai- $18.00, radically re- duced for quick clearance each $10.95. Sinclair- & .Stewart Ltd.

2563-11-23irie2i.

-MUSKRAT SKINS.-Prices on

miiskrat shlna are hlzh at present. Bend yours in at once by mail or ax- preas and receive highest .prices and quick returns. A. E. MacLean. Sum- merside. 2270-11-lllvltf. `

-ISLAND LADY DEAD.--A toli.»~

gram was received Mr. Philip I-I<‘.~

Kenna, of Conway' on Tuesday con- veying the sad news of the death ut' his daughter Mrs. Wilfred L`i'Brieii. iii hor lioiiie fn Winnipeg on tho 'llth iizst. due - to iar!i:iiiiz.i` and heart troul.\le. Tha will-': circle oi’ friends with whom she renewed a.c<iua.intoiice- ship while visifoiz tl~,n'1sl.nnd during t'.~.c past summer will deeply foci the io.-;a. Besides lic: liushiiud and KWH i 'nail chlidrn, arm leave.-i het' Poi'e1\t.e‘ and four sisters: Mrs. Sanliey and

tossed away, Mrs. 0. ltlul'ph¥. Fl"?0'| land, Edith at home, also tive -brotha _

e` aim Bernard in California and

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and tamily have the deepest, si'mIl9-thy ` oi the community iii this their second hcreavement.--si..

Jr"-‘i'-ix ':'.`:_‘:;; ~::"~.'-‘_'1i»»ff.».'.__;.. -:J - .-1‘ilV°1tll`N'l'o':1ql\_ wono'en ii insertion for a'dTr€'r'ti§in¢"|'n" this £1; uma. Cssh__mus_t' ncompany order. Mflilulim ¢_ha.r¢e_s _twenty-five centsl

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-CARD 1'AltE8»-Felt _top. metal

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ll .1-_-n nal '_ " _nik 1 li

119-121 onarrssrnnirr, cuasnorirsrows -_ ' -

:§*'“°l'°= 1014111: style. Price ears nt. - /_ 1 ' __ ' _.f ‘

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Ollllalfa, Su_|_nm?“|de_ _ , -_ -wAi.Nu-risinislieo surrirrs W°I'th 88.0410. cioa_i-inz.n'ow nr s19.os. I-lol.man'_s‘ 8'ummersld_¢_ , ,~_, ‘ ~_

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-eFRAMlD Pl,CTUFlE'S on sale

Saturday and following di{ys_ior G9 cents. ,¥Iolma.n'a, Sii.rnmei'side.

‘ ‘ 2691-iiesnizieil.

-_‘._...n. _

-ATOMlZE‘_RS for, spraying nose

and thi-out 58.75 n.nd_$,t_.25 iii crockery ciepiiitment. }{olman's, Summerslde.

` I -2591-ii~2sin2ie1i.

-V0\ll.E `ll.0USE8.--5 dozen

Indies' voilc, blouses, ewhite and color- ed, rélill-lar' $1.85, clearing at $1.00.

stownrr ma. .. ma-it-2:inie2i_ `S"°°‘“"` S* ~S*°"‘“’f U4- » .

--OVERCOATS.-Gi'eat bargalris in

Uvercoats for end oi Novonibc-r_ so`lliug,_ see our $l2.75»line. lt's the liiggest value in the province. Sliiciziir &

Stewart Ltd. 3563-1l~23me2i.

-aNc.i.ew.ooo' `QuséN...-Z Mr.

Thomas Noontaii. Avlbiii-iy, recently purchased from Mr. Gavin lliiidiug, Graham's Road, Engle“od Queen. one of his choice .pure bred registered llolsteln cows for which he paid ii nice sum. Englewood Queen is rt por- loct type ol' ai Holst.oii:i d-airy cow. Sired by liitor-no of Armstrong £l_rd_ Drain by Lady Wayne, of Kelvin Grove.

-SHIIPPING.--'l`ho schooner Bonus

Capt. Straight has rirrivcil in port from Picton with ri cargo ol* cool. The schooner Glypdon; Capt. Kinch lull! llnislied discharging coal and is new tnliingr on ii cargo of produce, ‘prin- ripslly potatoes for tho poi-t of Hali- fax. The scliooiici- xinlabai- has been 'discharged of railway 'sleepers and n.ft~ or belng'stripped will remain at the home port for the winter.-H. -

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,-Mn ‘Pet.o'i‘ iiuglics Comm. of Pensions has i'etii.u'iied to his 1101116 ill Cliariottetmvn from it business trlll

-male who we-~> -.~.'l’-ll U" “""”‘ -"‘~"linmueii wear Prince oo.-fl.

-Miller T. li. E. lmnan, has return-_

‘erin John- Walter- “ml 1'““g"““ ““'r»<i'ro nniirnx nitoi- n oi-lor niiiitniv

trip to New York.--H.

-Mr. and Mrs. ~W;ilhert. Trainer.

- North Tryon were recent visitors to Surnmmersidc.-_ - `

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__o|1 pAvs to buy in this Province.

, mms. H_».noLo e. oonoon as _ the Georgetown Guarrltan 1'el\l"@H@\¥W~ tive.

__..3¢HooNen suiuit-~.\iov._ mi

just a.s__ she was entering Geoi'E9~ town lliiirbour the schooner “Circus- _slari". Caption James Skinner, sunii laden with some 180 tons of coal. `M~uch sympathy is felt lior Captain `Sliln.ner iicr the lpss of his schooner The S. S. Osprey duly arrived and

the harbor entrance liavlrig succeed ed in removing the spat-s. The on

was for Charlottetown-G _

EASTERN PERSONALS _

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I~ for Trenton. N. S.-tl ‘

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weelrs at her home in Albion--G '

Mrs John l{anson,`Biirnt Point'-G

..°Mrii Frank Conrad, Georgetown

left for _Boston _last week, where she will spend several months visiting friends and relatives'-`-G ` _

Gasfvofeau. and Miss- Adele Smith of Panmure island left on Monday to resume their du'lies_`sl‘ter spending/li lengthened vacation at their _hornls in -Georletown--0 » _

Ask- for Mlnarrifl no mmf.

endeavored to clear the wreck from

_ p_.~____.-_»-»---1--- nl The girl who is ithe most popular

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.."ZVlr. lic-lrxh Wrlglit, Sturgeon,

left on Monday by tha llairland ~ ...___ ' .

..!‘Misii Mary Creed. of tho Union

Commercial College, Cliiiiilo,tteto_w_n, . is now resiiminl her duties _ln that institution after ‘spending sorliye

..*Mlss Oliva McKinnon has left

for Boston alter _ spending _ some

months as the guest or her-_sister

..°Miss Mollie__ McLean, Teacher"

..'*Tw0'¢ENT9 PER WORD each

insertion for advertising in this coi- urnn. Cash must a/ccompany order "Minimum charge twenty-live cents.

_.MAN LiFTEo-.mor nix vr_<"'kf-

the han was lifted -by the 'l`~lWD Council qi Georgetown and llivliie >Se.rvice was held in the Preslrii.-rliiii ‘and Roman Catholic Churches. Need- `I l-ess to say the services \-.'ci'o oi a Thanksgiving nature. Owing to the absence or their pastors tiicrc were no service in the Episcopal and Baptist Chirrchea--G

with men in gene.,i.l is the most up to make one mlm m.isfu'ablo lor lille.

..°Mr Willlnin Llewellyn, Albion `

left by the llarlanil for 'I`.renton.N.S. N

lllIlill_E AGE not lu, i. ro. un our sri..

. _*Miz l{_odgson i Morrissey _ has resumed his duties as teacher in , _ Sturgeon School alter- sponding -his cll |70 U||0lo

vacation at his home in Gcorizeiownf

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on Just 15 Handsome.

I New Model Coats of $29 Values to $45.00 for 2 °

'IO SELL for a price like this ? Never mird about the-iwltere- , or the ,how-we got _hold oi them all right and we are offering

you a chance to “get in” on a part ofthe saving. If you are interested in ' buying a handsome new coat of the very latest model at saving of $15.00

' or $16.00 on ordinary values-you will want to see these the first thing

WHERE mn we GET 1~:svv'coA'rs THAT ws ARE Ani.-is ,

There are-at tire' time of writingjust fifteen coats in the lot-they

' come in Taupe, Brown, Navv, Green and Black. They are mostly of

soft, rich, handsoin~, warm Velour and the sizes 'run_ from 36 to 42- =

_ but mighty few oi' each size

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UNDERWEAR , Warm Enough ?

October is warm under-

wear month'. A”time when most people change to heavy underwear. Don't také chances in this kind of weather, It’s best to be cn the sate side and be warmly dressed ‘ - _ '~

Vests at 50c, 75c, _85c, $1-.25 to

$3.'.o

Drawers Goo, 85:, _$1.15, $1.35 to $3.00'

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New Union butts

-This suit is designed especially fcr'the _woman who wants urid'erwcar.light in weight because she is wearing a heavy coit and possibly awaim dress or suit besides, High neck, long sleeves, ank e léngtti,

' Very Specially Coodat ‘ $1.75. 1.95 and 2.15

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The American War In-f _dustries Board .Decided that Corsets are a First.

Essential .

Here is what an expert-Barat Swain

Adam =--has to say about the corset que`s~ tion: I = `

‘,Today corsets have an entirely differ-

ent purpose in a ,woman’s I fe-_-the scientifically made corset is beneficial in_- stead of injurious. Arid the War Industries Board arrived at_ this decision only alter they had all the evidence in ltandhhd thoroughly _ convinced." The "ultimate

decision was that a corset is an [gotuill essential to a woman's health, an that the health of our women in this -time of stress and need for phyical welfaro 'il t0 be guarded by every possible means Secondly, cor-'sets will be conscientiously made to lit and support the natural litres of the human form,'i-ather than malte the human form fit into some so-called stylilll corset." _ _

_ _The “Goddess” front lacing corsets are all xn- sldertid leaders in the movement to make corl a help rather than a hindrance to the health oi' women. Prices $2.25 to $5.25 3

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ful ch id anim Ana _ _ __

Millions of mothers give "Cailitornit . .. . ..

I ' __ _ ' _ Syrup of Figs" becaiiseit is perfectlv Can, Pac. .. . . . ... . . --

Childreriove this "-trul-t- laxatlve",,

.. _ _ _all ages and for grown-ups plainly sm' ' _

’ - ’ ' H' '" ' .prltitodonthe irottle.Bevrare oflcouiif-"'U' P' "“' ` " ‘!`

' harmless; children love it. and it never CGD

am _éails to ac* on the stomach, ‘liver and CW¢'~ = , ; , _ I iwwéin. » -. mot. . . . . _ *"`"”` ' ` ‘ "‘ ` I Ask your druilist for a bottle of M°*~ N°"°h°"" \_°°'_'°“

ir;eltfU" " P trillion sick. _ _ it nitrous. §.`ii\'if` alrite u`vzn‘ C“"'°"““'s”“°' °’ F'"»" '""°° ”"‘ R"

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and nothing ellie cleansed the tender* stomach, liver and bowels so nicely.

sick, feverish, don‘t sleep or' set natur-

ally, br_oatli»is laad_,srstem lull olco.ii, HA_|_,|pAx_ N_ s__ Nom “__(Qu°'A_

hoes Li lten. Mother' Sec it tongue is coated, than ¢ive o teupoonfui. ot "Cat-

_it¢i»nin,_eyrin> i=‘i|'o,'»_»na‘ in n row

alt the wuts,

_hos sdi-‘s_ _tii_ront,"st¢_»nr_acli\_¢olir_i_r>_r<liorr-._‘g;,,_,, mrmghetd by [___ B_ Mocumii

orfeits sold here. , Get' the genuine, . _ mace by "cniirornin ri; sy.-nn como ' "" ',_’_",

A chnd ,amply mn fmt nop 'playmg Ml!-” Refuse any other liind with con f. ”"" - to empty in \1'owsi».iinutiro renin ii *""“°‘. ' ` I ` fsavin

they become tightly clogged with was- _ . . _ _ _ _ 1

te, liver gets sluflish, stomach sotirs. I _ ' Dbnvt, .wut _ _mm ,od nt th, , then your little one becomes crosmhall ‘ ' spanm_‘_i|=Iq“°ui‘_ 38.1 _

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