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mart

Chinchilla Overcoais

]ust received by ex-

press more of those smart chinchilla roll collar over-

coats in navys, browns, greys, and mixed effects. Those overcoats have

been pronounced thebcst yet. High-class exactly describes them. It inter- ested in an overcoat look the line over. We can lit

you to perfection.

Prices $12.00, l5.00_

18.00, 20.00, 22.00.

Henderson & Cudmore

Gates 01.1 Stand

Sunnyside

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An Appeal

to the i

People of P. E. Island In behalf of

' ` n P irliillciunil

,The ilanailia a

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thin ii lump suins. -

The THE CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND

is. as you doubtless are aware, designed

CHUSQ for the assistance of those dependent on the gallant men who have gone to fight our bat- tles. It is a fund the support of which is dictated by ever; sentiment of loyalty and patriotism.

The The general canvass will be made,

commencing latter part of this week,

Methodin the interest of the above named fund. Will you assist the Committee by sending in or giving your subscription to THE TREASURER,

Mr. ll. W. BINNING,

Nl.in.iger ot the Bank of Nova Scotia,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

:it :is t-:irlv zi date as possible.

_ A very welcome and most useful form

Ingtdl of subscription to this fund,is the sub- Inentfo scription payable at certain stated peri- <l-. innnililv for example, for a year, or during

‘ the tlriration of the war. Tins method keeps up a

regular inn-iiic to the fund_as needs arise, and also t-naliics tht- donor to pay with greater conveniences

The Prince Edward Island Branch of The Canadian Patriotic Fund

Mr. H. \V. Binning, Treas.

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| Fire Insurance

A Necessity

Then lusnre ln good strong stock compan-

ies, which never contest an honest claim such

as is represen tedfby

E. R. BROW

Charlottetown

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l\IE\AI YORK I-"ISI-I ADS

Thomas M. Reid & Co.

108 Fulton Fish Market, New York and Du" Kid tops_

and I‘u\\0\\

Bank New York.

Smelta. Eels and Clams. Consignments solicited, dolly ro and stationery on application

il Sir. VV. \\'. Sullivan, Pres. Mr. A. A. Bartlett, ScC’y.J

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--IT PAYS to buy in this Provinea

-MR. E. P. FOLEY, Guardian re-

presentative in Alberton will gladly receive subscriptions and adverlll- ln: matter.

--MR. W. K. McGOUGAN, Secre-

tary nt the Globe Fox Fxcliange. I‘.0.. Box 10, is The Guardian Agent in Sumiuerslde.

-suNDAv sanvices.-Rev. i-:. 1'.

Viilder will preach on Sunday, Nov. 22. at Freetown. at 11 o'clock and Veiitral liedeque at 3 o`clock. x

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew B

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on ellliry date. _ IU-L

-CUTTER IN PORT.-The Cutter

.\lurgut~ritc, of the Fisheries Depart- nient. iirrivt-tl lu Snininersltlti on Tues- day t-venilig. After taking water untl other supplies slit- sailed eiirly on Wed- nestlay inoriiing.-ll.

-SCHOOLS T0 RE~0PEN.-The

schools of Siiiiiiiiersitle being tenipor- urily t-lo.~;\~tl for ,ti short iinie on ac- count ot' it few t-uses ol` diphtheria, will re-open again on Monday, the 23rd, as no further cases luivo developed.-

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gf WHOLESALE COMMISSION FISH DEALERS Mem, pgtent and tan feath.

--WINTERY SIGNS.-That winter

is fast approaching was plainly no- ticed on Thursday inuriiing, when Sum- nierside harbor was coated over with a thin sheet of ice :intl on Friday the ground, in the Wt-str.-rii section ot` the island, was t-o\'i=i'r-tl with ii light full of snow.-ll.

-BRAVE BOVS.-.\ few of the

Siiiiiiiiwsiilt- lio_\'.-. who liiiil nl`i`ervil ns volunteers for tiw-i-si-:is si-rvir~i-, not heing uhle to till thi- rciinlred iiiensure- ments, liiivc retiiiuicil hoine. Tliese boys, ulrliougli young, have iilreiidy shown thiii they ure lit-roes, und must reiiii~inhi-r thot their s;1»rvit-es niuy ycl he i'f~<|iiii-i-il ht\i`oi~i- thi- pri-si-iii con- flict if: o\‘~-1'.-~ Il.

WESTERN PERSONALS

~.\li~. .lose-pli .\'li~Iiityre, Suninier-

side. is spciiiliiii: ii short viictition with iriciiils in .\`t-iv .-\iinun.-ll.

--t'ount-illor Sllliphaint left hy the

i-Ixpri-ss on 'l`liiirsdu_v cvt-iiiiig on it liiisiiiess trip to ()`l.t-ar,\'.-ll.

-~-.\lrs. ll. ll. tlillis, ol' Sytliit-_v, is

visiting in liwlt-title, the cut-st oi' .\lrs. llollnnil.

The friends of .\lr. I-‘_ \\'. Strong.

ol` Siiiiiiiit-rsitle, are pleased to learn that lit 1-. giaduulli iiiiprmiiig in heultli utter .i long illnt ss -ll

lrdiik lhfriiault .i iornier resitlent ol' Siiiiinitrsidi has rtturnt-<1 and \\ill spend thc winter with friends he-re.- H.

I ~'Al`t<-r nn nhseiice of eleven years,

~--\'i.~'iiors to Siiiiiiiicrwiitle on Tliurs-

tlujv iiir-liidoil lion. Virus. l)nlton. 'Fig- iilsh; .`\li-. .lolin .~\i:iio\\', .-\lherton; .\lr. .lohii Suuiitlt-rs. lllotiiiilii-lil; Mr. i‘liais. ltcutl, t'oli-inaiii; .\lt~ssrs. .\rchic How- ard. \\’ni. ilnwnrd :intl .loszipli llig- gins. Kciisiiigtoii; .\lr. Angus Ross, Stanley Britlge; .\li'. George Morrison, llratlalliano, and .\lr. (`liz\rl<=s Mills, Uleriiioiit.--H.

ADDED POWER MAY BE GIVEN BOARD OF TRADE.

I.().\'DO.\’, Nov. Z0--lt is suggested

in certain quarters that when Parlia- ment iiiet-ts the llonrd ot' 'l`riiile pass ii bill giving exariiiiii-rs power to go into the hooks ol' e\‘er_\' house \\'liit'li cziii i‘eusoiiuIil_\' he susliectetl ol' trudliig with the onoiny :intl that tliesc exitin- int-rs ho conipctent men of btisliicss, coiiversuiit with German triido tintl kiin\\'itig the Gcrnian lmiizii:-ire.

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UNKNOWN GRJAVES.

“l rico that ai good many German

soldiers :irc getting the lron (`ross."

“'i‘lir\i~c iire ti good nitiiiy more who

nren‘l getting even it wooden cross, poor t'li:ipr¢,"

How’s This ?

\\ c offer One llundred Dollars Reward for any

case nf Cziiarrh that cannot be cured by llall's Catarrli Vurc.

F.] CHENEY & C0 Tnli-do. O.

\\'e the tindersigncd have known I~`.l.< ‘ht-ucv for

the last I5 years.and believe him perfectly honor ablc in all business transactions and financially nble to carry out any obligation marie by i'irni.

N/i'rio.\iAi. ll,\Ni< Oi- t`ouMr.ncs

Toledo. U.

_llalI's Catarrli l'ure is taken internally. acting directly upon thc blood and inucoiis stiriaces oi the st n Test' o ` ls scni fr e l’r 'I5

Sy. (' \. ' ifn "ln l' - iff

= cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.

'I akc ll:ill's Family l’i|ls for constipation.

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Womens’ _ Princess Shoes

we_ have sold thousands

of pairs of these shoes and never had one dissatisfied customer. They are built for comfort, not sacrific- ing style Made in Calf Gun

eis, button or lace. Cloth

$3.00, 3.50, 4.00, 4.50

-ONE CENT per word each in-

sertion tor advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-tive canta.

--THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Latferty's Tonsor- ial Parlors. Summerside.

-NEW HOME.-Mr. J. Sullivan, of

the rirni of R. T. Holman. Ltd., has moved to that house near the Sum- nierslde Exhibition grounds. owned by Mrs. Thomas Beattie.-H.

-A BAZAAR will be held in St.

Pauls Hall on Tuesday and Wednes- day .\'ov. 24th and 25th in uid oi St Mary’s Convent, Sunimerside, at which dinner and supper will be ser- ved. 6615-11-21.\l2i.

llillillil HEPUHT iii THE K|Nl§'S EllUlill TEMPEHANIIE ill|iNEl

The adjourned annual meeting of

the King's County 'Feniperunce Al- liance took place in the auditorium, Montague, Nov. 19, 1914. 'l`he Presl- dent. Iiir. Wm. Mcl.eod, presided. Af- ter ilie minutes ot former meetings were read and adopted a nominating committee was appointed und recom- mended the following: Rev. Hugh Mil- lar, Montague, President; \Vm. Mc- Leod and ull the clergyiiieii of King's i‘ounly, Vice~Presitleiits; 1). L. McKin- non, Secretary-Treaisun-r. This re- couimeiidntion was zitlopu-il.

The following resoluiitiiis were then

rf-ad and adopted: 'l‘liiii the Klng's t‘ount.y Bi-ancli of the '1`~-niperunce Al- liuncc in session desire to express t`till eoniitleiice in Mr. llnviil Schurmaii, Secretary oi' the Prnvini-inl Alliance, ln his fearless ndvocncy of ti-niperance ririiit-iples ond higlil_\' ztpprtfcluie his sell-sucriilciiig labor on hi-litilf of the Alliziiice :intl deep s_\'iiiriutliy with him in the diiilcultit-s whit-li ln- has to con- tend ugniiist in the t-iiforceiiieiit of the l'roliiliition law. Also tlint the Kings (‘ounty Brant-li o1` the ’l`enipcr- nnce .-\lli:ince highly iipprecinte the splendid work oi' the ltr-v. W. I). Wil- son. Field Secretary, and commend hiin for his strenuous and success- t`\il labor in coriiiectinii with the leni- perniice cuuse and cotigriitt\lat_t= lilm l`or the couruge :intl zihility he has sliown in the prosct-iliioii of his work.

'l`lic followliig resolution was nlso

presented rind lost on it vote of four to live. The ’1`eiiiperiiiit-e Alliance is deterniiiied to forward the cause ot' tt-iiipcrnrit-t’ to the utmost ol its power; does not endorse and regrets when party politics are introduced, anti wishes to emphasize most enipliatl- cally its disapproval 'of all party poll- tics in the work of the Alliance.

After some discussion ns to whe-

ther or not the resolution, which was lost, should he published, the follow- ing wits inovt-rl and cnrrierl, tive for and four agaiiist:

'l`lint in not passing the motion on

political affairs the nieeting was inov- etl to do so upon the conviction that tht- motion was inineeessary and un- _callt-il for as it was already includetl in the Voiistitutioii oi` the Alliance.

I). I.. 1\icKlNN()N, Secretary-Treasurer.

Siilillll Cliilllill

PeopIe's Theatre (Market Hall)

Siiinluy evciiiiig nt 8.30 p. ni.,

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BLUENOSE QUARTETTE.

Programme.

Qtinrtetle-Softly now the Light oi

tiny.

Qilurlcite-llt-rnciiilier Me Mighty One. l`cnoi~ Solo~“'l‘lir» Perfect Day,

G. S. Evnns

Violin oliligzito,

Qtuirtr-tic-~"Neiircr to 'l`lioe." Qiiiirtettc-“l.iglits Along the Shore." Duet--"\\'at<-liiiian Whzit of tho

1\`li!l1i.".. .. Messrs. Gesner rtiitl

Evnnri.

Qunrtette-"Softly and Teiitlerlv Jesus

ie v'q|]in..'- ‘

Qiiartettc-“Rock of Ages." . ioliii .\'olo-.~.elecled .....J. G. Logan Yunrtotte-“(‘ros-iisiiirz tho Itnrj' '

Tliuirlette-“God Bless My Boy." linsn Solo-"Ave lllurln" _ .\\'. S. Kemp

Violin nlilliznto,

,Quai_tett_e-“’l`lie Lord is My Shep.

iiirt ,"

Q\trirtettc-~“(foiiit- I'nto l\le."

Doors opcn nt 7.15 p. ni. Silver cot.

lcctloii nt the door.

Rubbers

Now is the time to be.

thinkin about rubber foot

is complete, arubberto fit any shoe. Storm and low .

rubbers, clois, and Foot- holds in Blac and Tan for Men and Women. _Black Tan and white for Children.

Morris & Smith

6° oiiitr selections rtiii

iieansiis or _ . me ouiuioiiiii

4-2-3-

Purnlshod by W. 8-. Louaon

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' FORGIVE.

gye-:»~:-:~»:-'.»»:-t-:»-t

M'°’.~‘)¢°°

Wouldst tlnd the path to rest and

peace?

Wouldst know the hour of paln's sur-

cease?

Forgive!

Wouldst reach the heights where pure

hearts sing,

Where love endures and Right is

King?

Forgive.

Hath fond appeal and tear-stained

iace

Brought no response, no denr em-

hr ce

ti

Forgive!

Doth anger wound and hatred grieve? Doth cruelty thy heurt berenve?

Forgive!

Hiith tempest wild iliy barque o'er-

turned

While loveless eye gazed uneoncern-

ed?

Forgive!

Doth unbelief thy footsteps scan, Zilisjudge thy work t'or God and man?

Forgive!

Forgive, and flowers shall grow tt-

pace

Where thorns appeared to hope

face: i Forgive!

0 f.

0, sivet-test prayer 4-'er lieord on high Lov<~‘s prayer when foes cry “t‘ruci-

fy,"

l-‘orglvt-l `

ISABEL LEE

“Wanipoles Emulsion of pure cod

liver oil, is unequalled for curing coughs, colds, chest :intl lung trouble ~rapit1ly strengtliens the run down system. Price $1.00 per hottie. Mate- Kiniioii Drug ('.o., (for. flreiit George and Kent Streets, MEtt'.

. fu. .

"Our prescription department ls pro-

clded over by a mon who has the tec- hnical skill coupled with absolutely pure, fresh, i'ull-strength drugs, und the necessary painstaking exacting care. MacKinnon Drug (‘0., (lor. Great George and Kent Streets. Mtf.

Dr. W. G. Church

Veterinary Surgeon "

Graduate of University of Toronto Telephone Connection.

Office King Edward Livery Stables, Summerslds.

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"“"-' ‘I '~ THE WESTER

Friday and Saturday

Snaps At e PROWSE BROS. LTD.

Men’s Underwear

100 Odd Pieces of Men’s Winter Underwear

positively all wool, full sized Shirts and Drawers made from celebrated English and Canadian Wools and by English, Hewson’s and Staniield’s Factories, some pieces sold as high as $4.00 or $8.00 per suit. Not one piece in the lot sold for less than $2.30

YOUR CHOICE $1.50 per garment to clear

Ladies’

Dresses

_ Cloth and Serge Dresses in brown and navy blue, sizes from 14 to 38 all good styles but we must have room for our Fall Coats. Regular $5.50

$2.98

_ Waists

White Lawn Waists in

high and low necks, short and long sleeves, sizes 32 to 38, regular 75c to $1.25.

3 9 c

Cream Lustre Waists high

necks, long sleeves, sizes 34 to 42

7 9 ¢'.= Untrinimed Hats 7 9 c

Trimmed Hats in Velvet

and Felt

$2.98

Prowse Bros. 'I Ltd

House Dresses

Made from American Per- cale,_ in plains and striped and in different designs,reg- ular $1.00 and $1.25 values. ls-So

Cliildren’s Coats in differ-

ent designs and colors and different cloths, regular $2.50 to 4.00 values

$|.4e »

Underskirts

Black Sateen Underskirts

with d c e p embroidered flounce

79c

Fancy Collars

Vlghite _and __Pé_c§_u lace _(_)r-

gan ie,a so _s i inen c and cuff setts suitableo fd;

_wearing on coats, priced rom 25:-= to Boo Asst. Wings and Sprays ll-SG

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nniversary Sale

_ _The Usual Anniversary Sale, announcing my 5th year in Business, will begin today Nov. 18th and continue until the 25th mst. The following will give an idea of the wond- erful values to be had at “My Store” during this Sale.

_ Men’s and Boys’ Suits I

A few ot those wonderful Men's Suits left-worth $15.00 for $10.00. Boys' Suits with extra Pants and Caps to match $9.00 for $6.75.

All other Suits for Boys at a big reduction.

Waterproof Coats

Any Waterproof in our Store Men's or Ladies’ at 25 p. c. discount. , REMEMBER l-Waterproofs later on will be hard to get.

Ladies’ Coats, Dresses and Dress Goods

All Coats and Dresses less 20 p. c.-All Dress Goods 20 p. c.

2 Neck ' I

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Our sweaters are a fine lot to choose from and willlbe all under the 20 p. c. rate of

All Ladies' Hats 25 p. c. off-All Children’s Hats and Bonnets 33 1-3 p. c. to clear_

Coon Coats Less 20 p. c.

if bougiiif §°§§i.‘}".‘ii2v‘."2‘§fi as '°"°"’Si`$25‘°°' 8°°°°' 125' 13-5”’°““" at 2° P' °' °“

Our next lot of Gloves will cost us 20 _ _ d ' I tock

wear. Our stock this Fall Pumhased last Summer which Wm be less 10 ¥duT‘TrT;et.he\ii‘ie(itthf;:iY€ tTa;aSl.rly alige S

Woo’ A SMP f01' YOU in heavy Wool Blankets while they last, Grey and pure White al

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L. J. REDDIN