a ll’ NESDAY. _ -

each for 8 handsome, first quality,

; HUDSON SEAL

COATS

I This is another small lot of last season's Coats. ‘ sold regularly at $250.00 to $300.00.

I They are 0f the finest grade Hudson Seal— all plain coats with collar of Hudson Seal.

They are a little shorter than this season’s style, but in every way perfect.

Sizes are l (i, 18,31, 30, 3S and l0. A wonder- ful opportunity-Come early.

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$ “ ‘I ber suits, at Bracels. _ I -BORDEN, saruamlr/ Novem-

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TllE WESTII GUARDIAN

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i-l UY RUBBER BDOTB and rub- 9830-11-1-21.

39c at Sinclair's- ber 7th, Bean Supper, Bingo and 9820-11-34!

various amusements.

--LONG RANGE spotlight ﬂash- lights, low price at Bruce's. - 9880-11-4-21.

sand and Brown. Sizes 4% to Worth up to 90c pair, clearing 40c Sinclair's.

-CH1LDBEN'5 FLANNIL Pantie Dresses, 2 to 6 years. Special $1.50 at Sinclairs. 9789-11-8-21.

to 10. Special 39c at Sinclair's.

—WO0L FLANNEL and Jersey Dresses, B to 14 years, regular $2.95 tor $1.95 at Slnclairs. 8709-11-8-21.

—CHILDREN'S VELVET 13118880. regular $3.00 for $2.25 at Binclalxs.

9190-11-3-21.

wide, worth 05c yard, selling 40c Sinclairs.

Bloomers and Drawers. shade. pair at Sinclalrs.

—VELVE DRESSES, 7 to 14 years, $5.00 values for $3.95 at Sinclairs. 9799-11-8-21.

R. Crue of Summer-side, who wasl operated on in the Prince County Hospital onsaturday for appendi- citis, is doing niceLlL-S

years—$3.'l5 at Sinclair's.

l‘ — lVFNNER 0F PUMPKIN - {Little Miss Elaine Burns oi Sum-

—MI88IS best quality (Penman) Fleece Lined Bloonlefli Navy. Grey. Pink and Peach: 5156 34 30 33. priced 9199-12-34:.

‘CHILDREN'S heavy Ill RlllbOd All-Wool Cashmere Hose: Black,

9700-12-8-31.

._WOMEN’S anon and Wool gone, in six good shades. Sizes 8%

979941-841.

_'1'W0 PIECES extra quality Un- bleached Sheeting about 80 inches

9709-11-3-21.

-MISSES Heavy Ribbed Cotton Naturﬂ size 20 to 32. Special 29o 8799-11-8-21.

-TWEED and. Fine Tweed enect -D01NG NICELY-Frlends will , Flannel Dresses, ‘l to 14 yours. Worth will pleased to hear that Mr. Leith,‘ $3.75, selling $2.95 each at Sinclair's. 9799-11-3-21.

—GIRLS' Navy Serge Mlddy Suits, white or red braid, sizes, 7 to 16

from 10.30 to 11.30 and in the Town Dunning, New London, will be At l Hall, Summerside, Friday afternoon. Home Tuesday, November lOth from 9828-11-4-11. 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 P. M. 9831-11-4-11.

—ENGAGEIVIENT——MI. and Mrs.

..'MABON'S our: clNT BALI

w dn day, 4th NOVNDbQ-f- m]; 1:5 9731-10-30-51.

_f_. I ..'DRESSMAKING. Mt '11!"- lovm; Pﬂceg, n1; your home or mine.

wnmm Monte-KW. m‘ n w ' 9833-11-4-31. ll.

"c5 QHANCE T0 BUY all your Drug t; for One Cent extract MabonZmOne 09"‘ 5”” MY"

4th. 5th. 5th and "h- m!" m“ m 9721-1040-61-

, "oDRUGB, TOILET_ ARTICLII, Chocolates, Candy, Hot Water Bot- tles and almost everythllll 111 u" drug line on sale at Mabon’! OM com; sale November “b.3311. ‘m! and m, 9721-10-30-61.

“csEE "BATTLING BELT! ANN" a wmgdy drama in 3 acts, pmggnted by the Montague Players m the Mun-gy Harbor N070}! H5“, Ilﬂday, November 6th at 8.15. Ad- mission 25c and 35c. 9802-11-3-81.

. ,_¢CARDlGAN-DUNDAS Presby- terian Churches. Services (or Sab- bath, November 8th: Cardigan, at 11 a. m.; Dundas at 8 D- ill-; 101019 Valley at '1 p. m. Rev. W. E. Davies,

-DR.C_REEU\1AN will hold a. 9799-11-3-21. B"*"M‘“‘“°" Chest Clinic in Odd Fellows Hall, __ l , E ' u nub Kensington, Friday, November 6th —A'1‘ HOME-Mrs. G. Foster "Keep Doug as up an

ment handy. A sure, speedy remedy for burns, sprains, lelons, blood poisoning, sott oorns, warts, scald feet. Invaluable tor inﬂammation and muscular rheumatism.

nlig s... or LADIES’ lllll culls At Special Prices , Buy" Your Fur Coat NOW When You Get This

Splendid Opportunity At Discount Prices

éi only Persian Lamb Coat with Sable trim. zes 38. Regular $350.00. Sale

Persian Lamb Coat, Sable Collar and Cuffs.

Size 38. Regular $170.00. Selling

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William B. Mann, Indian River, an- I nounce the engagement of their daughter, Ethel Julia, to Roland Victor, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. H. E. Inman, North St. Elellnors, marriage

lmerslde was the winnerln the p p lkln guessing contest at M rs ‘Strong 8: Co. store, summerslde, on ‘Saturday. The weight, of the pump-

iiiilliii‘. f’??? . .8777. is.‘ . .“°‘"'“' $125.00

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few table of a cti . D . E. T. T ldl , tltl d 1 l , ° ' - 30,000 Rexall Stores are on the ah- eve '51s, ton was i/laste: olmCerelinonies as: reifgaifriissculldlllifmgoilxndlximbezsdumﬁ “ummn leaves is by uslngequal gets the ﬁrst choice‘ Maybe your coat ls here’ ‘ ry "0OFI1II1g. __ . parts of glycerlne and water. Wisk . Nov. 2, 3’ 4’ 5 and 6 everything went along smoothly. lions. It was a. seemingly impossible m lycerme wen with an egg . ' .- ,- . » 9 8 ' --_¢_ \ ‘You save Wlth safety at the Rexa“ one Cent sa-‘e The pllzc ulnncls for bridge were task. Yo; the Church of Christ is

,' f LORNE \‘.-\l.Ll51' scllooc t ‘ The following Ls the Slllilil-llg of ‘Fcrcsu. llllicLcod; 3. , Lorne Valley school for lllc nmlltll ~ n.’ October. ‘ Grade IX-l. Jelllizc hlrCllluv. Grade V—l. lsubcl lilicLc-cci; 2. 2. Charles MacLcod. 4, Grade IV-—1. Ncil .\l‘cC:lnncll; Bernice nlnoArtllllr; 3. George lilc- l Cannell; 4. Charles Aluciirililli‘. f

Helen Allie)’; 4. Lalvrcllce Mlclnllis, Grade II-i. Evelyn Mclnnls,

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I Gordon MacLcod. ' 0

2. Mccla ltfclnnis,

§ GOURLIEiS REXALL ONE CENT SALE

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, November 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th.

_o See our wlndow display and handbills Listen ln to the largest of all Radio Broadca

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GOURLIES’ DRUG STORE,

Summerside. F’. E. Island. 9s24-11-3-2l

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hide Ill-l. Anjus MacLeod; 2. Mc-

Gl-ildc I Sl‘.-—1. Gordon Mclnnls; Cecil Aiclvcll; s. Irene McInnls; .., Gi-zldc I Ji‘.—1. Lowell McInnls;

D. J. MacArthur, Teacher.

‘kin was 24 lbs. a oz. Miss Bums!

the latter part of November. guess was 24 lbs, 4 oz.—S

--SPECIAL MASSES-All Saints l

[Day was ilttingly observed in St.‘ —REV. DR. JESSEH. ARNUPAT ‘Paul's Church, summerslde, on Sun! SUMMERslDE-There was a large

duy, Rcv. Father MacKenzle oi congregation at 'I‘i'inity United Charlottetown officiating at High Church last Sunday morning to Muss at 10 a. nl. and preached an~ hear Rev. Dr. Jesse H. Amup, sec- eloquet sermon. Monday being Alllretary of the Foreign Mission ,Souls Day special masses were said,~ Board of the United Church in lRev. Father MacKenzle officiatingjCallada. Speaking from personal ex at the Convent and Rev. Bennetfperience he gave a most interest- MlicDonalci n; the Church. Thereing and thrilling address on the was a. large attendance at all ser-‘work of the Church in the Orient vices-S lDr. Arnup first exlplained what the -Church is attellipting to do in the

—MOST SUCCESSFUL BRlDGﬁlmission fields. It is the endeavor -Th¢ Ladies of St. Marys Church of the missionaries to plan a church have always been noted for their that will live by propagating itself. charming hospitality and those who Proceeding in his address the speak attended the Bridge and Auctlolner drew a picture of the shadowy Forty-Fives on Monday evening had backgrounds from which the church a most enjoyable time. There werohas to draw its membership. There forty two tables of bridge and afhe found poverty and ignorance,

9844-11-4-11

Ladies first, Mrs. James Wood; Gentleman's first, Mlr. Douglas Etter; ladies second; Mrs. Iiome Read, gentlcmans second Mr. Mar- lett. Auction forty fives, ladies Miss

ofiering education, medical service and training in nursing. The church advises in all great works concern- ing the social progress among the people. Pointing to the personal

Ethel MacLeod, lR. N., gentlemarrs Mr. Stanford Gay. Dainty refresh- ments were served by the ladies at the conclusion oi.’ play.—S

lives of those men and women who nobly served and died for the cause o! Christianity, Dr. Arnup closed his eloquent address with a strong ap- peal ior the same spirit of sell’ sac- —ST. MARY'S CHURCH — All rlflce in the lives of Christian work saints Day was iittlngly observed in ers at home-S St. Mary's Church ' last Sunday. Lovely white chrpsanthemums grao

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(By The Canadian Press)

TRURO, N. 5., Nov. 3.-—-A week ago Roy Findlay of Debert was shot in the leg by a hunter who thought he was tiring at a. deer. Last night, as Findlay lay on the operating table at Truro hospital power failed and the lights went out. The serious part oi.’ the operation had been completed, and the final dressing was made by the light or a pocket electric torch. Latest reports said the patient was making a good recovery and would retain the use of the injured knee-

PRESERVING THE AUTUMN LEAVES

A very simple and eilectlve way in which to preserve the beautiful

beater until 1t froths and mix slowly into the water. Place the mixture in the bowl in which the branches are to be arranged and tho leaves will retain their color- 1'ul beauty and shape during the winter.

Gandhi Cites v Indian’s Ideal

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p44. Regular $150.00. Bargain price

ililliklii CM" 5"“ 4°‘ “°““'“‘ $85.00

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1 French Seal with Fox Trimmings. Size 38. Regular $150.00 for

1 Astrachan Coat. Sable Trim. Size I

1 only Beaverine Coat. Regular $90.00. On sale at

$45.00

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Come in and look these ‘over. The early customer

When you buy your coat or any other purchase here remember youare entitled to any of our valuable prem- iums free. Save your coupons with each purchase.

Any customer that buys at wholesale prices is not entitled to coupons. '

__._.._.__._.___ ‘ed the altar for this special occas- plying to a questionnaire 5m; mm , I ' ‘ g ion. Special hymns and prayerswero pggsouggg by M,“ Juliet Blume‘ manager o; . . l ‘used m keeping Wm‘ the “Saul a local college publication, Mahat- i a of rill Saints. At the evening ser- -Mrs. Reuben Durant of Sum-ling, Gandhi states that what, the In- I I e i logdnoo no»; wlce the pastor. Van. Archdeacon men-side, who has been undergoingwlm National Qgngfgss 15 51min; V l l ’ r _ White preached a vary eloquent and tr gtmeni; in ih prim c u y, Hos t n, h, u _.. , l H0 h‘ l F . inspiring sermon. He spoke oi the plan has rehn-fied guinea; y zandalalnﬁgﬁs: ‘:8 ogtaﬁufgge “THE - '0 . l lg est ass OxeS beautiful lives of the saints and Donnmon M, follows, . , , _ that we should strive to follow -Mr. Frank MacFarlane has re- “Dgminiong are generally English- i S ' P their 800d 81181111119. Elleﬂldng on turned w his home from the Prince spggking peoples, o1- fhey are other . ___ i l l e s tlzegsepmi °f Nmﬁ-Rkllhiw“ B 915V County Hospital. very much 1m" wise called ‘Daughter Nations’. In- associated as‘ members or the Brit- golugoly ggcluded 1mm tho “m. _ ° mem 1111*» "- Y- Wh W proved in healtlh-S dl isi tht lie nation ish co 1th f N tio gresg i . f Result from regular feeding of said, he was thankful to see that q-Zemmje, ,‘},j§§f,°,‘1,’},“,,;},,,,,,,,,_ mﬁfﬂf,“ dgjnmj an gm 218mm?’ ' tzecttrzzgzxuim l the Canadian Legion were determin -Mr. J. A. Dewar oi New Perth 1y be a. partner or an ally." admirable interpretation but not that it is the right thing.” T i “ Q’ ed "m the Biwrlflva o! the lives P E Island. is visiting his son. In her letter to the Indian lEad- what the Congress was aiming at.’ l of their comrades in the GreatIMr. Robert Dewar of Summerslde el- Miss Bume asked ll Gandhi Asked ll he was sincere in state- l War in the oauseol freedom would‘-_s = .- , would not only deline the term Do- ments attributed to him in press r " - we m “i,” a “mjted l m‘ b“ mrgmten- The spell"? WWI - ' mlollion status, but also if he agreed despatohes that "$0,000 000 people» T ' ' q l MANUFACTURED BY an eloquent tribute w the British! ——M1s$ Marv Brave has returned with the definition oi dominion: without liberty cannot remain 1d EXA H quantgjv otyned’ whit: ' . nation in referring brielly to thelto he!‘ h°m° m summers!“ fr°m made by Lord Baltour in 1926 as the leashes of don-violenc forever" and "e omtoes a _____ H H recent election in England, whlcnan enjoyable two weeks visit to her iollows: "Autonomous communities Gandhi replied’ e ' 3 qnnlng: m‘ suppmn.» our ‘varchouse’ Powmﬂ “hm”! m“ t“ Elms“ Paooiacanniooo Mrs. Fraser Ross of Halifax wlthi the British inn l l " ' ‘um’ e -. ‘-" wharf- ‘! ' still stand tnlo to the traditions olilv. sf-s I in strtlls and in no wit: 23mg? in T§§l.§§“'$°l'l§ §§QZZ§Q° QIIZ " H J MABQN CARVELL BROS, ' ‘ -'l ~ ~ .. Box 446 Charlottetown, P. E. I. "w" ‘°"‘“'“°" ‘“ “m” °' m” ale one w the other in any lw- quoted by you a the opposite oi l|l|' orrormnlsr l“ need and sink party politics tor Mrs. Charles McNutt is undergoing pect or their domestic external al- what I have repeated from thqu- -,- Montague P. Ii. l. in: good o! the nation as a whole. treatment in the Prince county iairs. though united by a common sands o! platforms. Non-violence is “I om“ Wm‘ _‘ HMDltBL-B allegiance to the crown, and freely an absolute creed Violence is ab- u. ~ —~ ~—.——-":~—— ————~~- ___.._ ' . w§xasz§rgxanscﬁ BRINGING UP FATHER ‘ By George McMam . l" i_ pAggyrrl-lpqr HQRR\D BARON ldUbT DROPPED 1N WELD ‘THA 5 ypu ggg. l; qgu Qrf BY JOVE! \ JUQT HAPFSNED N A N K I N G FE o: MENTED l=.> coma ‘r0 CALL- To PM: ou-r wl-iAT A Hmoduees- 9 rum: iaalmwcuwze TC REMlMBI-Fv '1‘ Wli-l- B! ON ME-mﬁ Evaknﬂﬁocmf WOULD as "ma who Know ' imam "to sun-la llvlwooslani FOR Mi ‘no car , vou CALL HlM up AND ols- $g5gAT‘c‘“_"Z-°'°R "E WW5 HAD A Flam" on: 1o s: _ ‘lb ‘fQQR "$15K" HA0 ’ Central Street a couaml; HIM PROM cauulcﬁ? m” ‘- ﬁ," new uv m ll" voua vandal-rm ABouT A -, . . (l, R DAUGH léR LATE YOURE QURE BU$lNl55 DKTE i HANS’ , _l i S ‘d ‘W05 EVE-Nlﬂﬁ . 7° 5g Hlmg qp. , ,2 i ummersl e A“ :$:g_ < l ~ E u s J Best Restaurant in Town. , , .1 ‘l’ I Reasonable Prices. Do. Eat here when in town. _ l. -. H" I V.» a?“ Meals served from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. ' qwwlllnllh I “l Wﬂlllipl I’ . ' Jill" lg not __ ‘ I If‘ V}, n-u-i ; , ‘ l i! — i‘ Ill“! l ll llllll. _. i l l 1 i ' I/l-vli- . . . l ll.l'!!ll!!l.lll

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