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We cordially invite all ladies who are interested in Millinery for the coming season to be present at our Fall Millinery Opening on Wednesday and Thursday from 2 till 5.30 o’clock and succeeding days.

, Hundreds of the season’s smartest hats in close ﬁt- ting shapes, poke eﬁects,_otf the face styles, etc. solid silk velvet and combination of velvet and silk for misses, women and matrons.

ornaments and feathers. LA DIES’

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NEW

All new Fall

READY-TO-WEAR Suits, Coats, Gloves, Dresses, Blouses, N eekwear.

Prowse Bros Ltd.

To All.”

—SHOP

-—MAN

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_—MEN'S CAPS either [all weight or inside hniul for wmrorwrfni‘: fair ‘lal 3l,lli at Siiielui s

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-—l5% OFF MEN'S AND

M EN'S C and 'l‘liur. er:-iile.

~36 INCH PURE WOOD armour cloth. dress goods iii navy. brown.

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from lloliiiuu‘s catalog

OF MVSTERY.—~SI'P the from i'il;ll‘lt)ll"- ictoria llall. Friday Sept.

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WO- LOTHING, \Vl‘ill|l'L‘-IiZi_Y .;,[,-|_y Lti llolm=i|i's Suiiiiii H010 ii 22 iii 2i.

SHIRTS.

--SIX POUND BASKET GRAPES tor Summer»: d“ on 'l‘liur.~-vli_v.

Tilt‘

—MEN'S. GREY yiioil wi-iizhi aiiil roomy

-—W,lLL BE BUYING live hogs at Alhiiiy Weiiiiesiiziy, Stditrlliiiﬂl‘ lliizher-i iii.'ii'|tei prices paid. ~—.'\. ll. Aliiech, .\lb:i||y_ Iii

ll —-15% OFF MILLINERY, Wed iiesitay and ‘Hiursiiay al. liolmaiils. Huiiiiiiei":~'iili-

titilii '.l ‘.22 m ‘Ji.

—10 LBS OF ONIONS [or 115i‘ on Fair Hays at Sinclair's‘.

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FLANNEL

and iririliiial. A \\'(ilIlli‘I' _ _ _ m] bargain rm. pqm- |);,y5,_ [my yum sizes ill‘! in iiyliiliition Day» 55,.‘ u, S;n,.|;,|,~',._ only 31...! at ¢\lilL'i‘l.l'.~ n W. o‘ 6017 02L! in ‘Ji. l-Uli 0-2.. iii ti.

PRINCE couurv

Exhibition Day Races

At 'l‘l‘lllltSl)A.Y, SEPT. 25th,

l. 2. 3.

pies allowed.

Fiac

Sum merside

Itiassiis

Driving Park

1924

2.22 Trot . . . . . . . . . Purse $.'l~tltl.0tl

2.22 Pace . . . . . . .

. Purse $300.00

Running Race . . . . Purse $ 50.00

‘Entries close Monday, September 22nd, 1024. Horses must be eligible on September 1st, 1924.

Entrance fee 5 per cent. o.‘ purse, which must aceo-n- pany each entry, 5 per cent. deduction from money winner»

All races mile heats. best three in flvc to harness, hop-

eo to finish at end of fifth heat.

Monies divided 50, 25, 15 and i0 per cent.

v Running Race to be iialﬂrnlle heats. and no entrance fee

charged.

Purine divided 1st. $i5.00;

$10.00; 4th. $8.00; 5th, $5.00,

The management reserve the right

2nd.

to declare

$1200. 3rd.

oil,

change iorder of programme, decline any entry. harr any driver, declare off and .l‘lll ‘without re-advertialuq any race-n

not

satisfactorily fitted.

Hay, Straw and Stable free.

Notional Trotting Association Rules to govern, except where they conflict with the above conditions.

J. E. WYATT, Secretary.

HAMMOND KELLY. Stlrter.

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Trimmings of ribbon,

eoeooeoebeooote A Big F all M iliinery Qpening

and Showing of all the Latest and- Most Fashlonabe in

Ladies’ Hats and Millinery Requisites.

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colors and black.

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-t5% OFF DRYGOODS at llol mains Weiluesday and 'i‘liursila_v. iitiIT-U 22 m 2i.

—YOU SAVE while you buy. u-ueu you buy wholesale al 5i||i-I;iii“-,.Q titiiif.’ t) 23 in 2i.‘

INGS Weilnesilay and 'l‘liurt<day' at llolmaii‘i=, Sumuiersiile. tililftl 2L! m 2i.

buy wholesale al._Siuc|:

NESS COLLEGE is now open.

We will iluii you a good homo at reasonable i'ziics.~-.l. P0850!!- _8~ib~I S 7 llmths --AN OPPORTUNITY of a life- iimo, Visit Sfiiclaliﬁi lCxiilhlti-in

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Wholcuali‘ Sile- liliiil! t 1'31" 2|- ‘ --TAKE ADVANTAGE 0F u..- -l5'Z~ off the regular low i cash priupﬂ M HpliiiaiiH-a Summerslile. on Weiluesilay aiid 'l‘hursilziy. _ ii0lli-ii ‘.22 Ill 2i.

—DANCE ‘TONIGHT to the mu. ic. 0| the best ilaiiec (iri'lir-';ti'a on the island. Olympic Cahaiet Lnsiiilr (JI't‘il(‘§$‘li'iI. i I —FOR SALE—~At Konsiinizton, Xaploiiillil lariii property for parli- cuiars apply to Box 7"). KldlY-lllil (with or ivlthout stock and ‘equipmeiibl bib“ 9 17"“

i —NOT A JUNK SALE, every dollar's \\”Ii‘l|I oi‘ New iAtHHi-‘i ill ill)’ iiooils. lleady to Wear elutliiiii; aml Hhoi- licpiiriiiiiiits iiieliidod in oili‘ wholei-‘iile eili- on Fair lhiys. SINFLAIII Kr S'l‘l'1WAlt'l‘ l.ll\ll'l‘i')li.

0032 fl 2ft m 2i

'-—ELASTIC l(NlT SHIRTS AND

URAWERS, Hood weiixht iii all " " -~. for llll‘li. Spccfal for i"£iil' ‘ , o'ilt‘ll garment "vi iiiiicl:ili":i. 3b i —75 PAIR WOMEN'S FINE

guppgns ;|||l] Oxfords iiluek lliltl (‘Iilﬂhilllll.(\|I‘l:Pﬂi||l'|'§i. Worth $50" ‘per iriir, To elear nl $15.05. {It Hiiicl.'ilr':i. 6017022! in 2i.

t --15% OFF BOOTS AND SHOES \\'eilrii-icil:iy and Tbursilziy at llol- man's Huinmernidov titil7-ll22 1:‘. 2i. -SUMMERSIDE AGENI- Mr. llvron Mucllonnl’! of the Mitt-lion- nlil Drug C0,, is now Guardian rep roscllialivn in Rummorsldo, and _wIll he pionsed tn rceoivn news. ‘ndverttidnz nnd Job Printing. Mr. liimaiioniiid soils the Morning Stunrrlian at his store. 1i teio~ phone No. is 12 2. l-l-

‘ —-THE LADIES OF EDITH (Yaw

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_1s% OFF MEN'S FURNISH- i

____-_-_Qyj PRICE to ailnrlitaii you i 0032 5.2;. m 2i. _

--THE SUMMERSIDE Bust. sewn FOR FREE PROSPECTUS. =

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buyiiu:

Three

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ieil Lodge intend holding their Au- ‘nunl Dinner and Supper in aid of tho P, E. I. Orphanage in the Agri- cultural Hall, Thursday. Sept, 26th. Ailmlsnlnn 50 e. Come to help along the worthy cause.

Meals grounds.

1:024 s» 22 2i. nois-é-iizesizi, .

MOLLASSES Tile at. Weiliiesilay aiid 'i'iiur~;iiuy- , .

Mlnarifo Liniment Relieves Pain.

Already thirty horsemen

Adults 50c.

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Bitiiaﬁiieé Ilolniairs,

_LON OF

out!) ii ‘.21.’ iii 2i.

m; for our titty _\'i';|I'*i. Y »u ltllliiV our ﬂtilitlti. iiiiy wholeuuli- on i‘i.\‘illlllil loii Days. SIN(‘I.4.'\IH. l S'l‘l-)\\'i\l{'l‘ l.'ll\ll'i‘|iJli_ iimi: ii 1:1! —FAMOUS FIVE ROSE COOK BOOK itivui lrw- It. every tloiir pllflJllhiFﬁl‘ during. \\'i-iliie:;ilzi_v' aiid o ‘Thursday oi‘ this week at lloliiiaiis. tiiiiiiiiiieriziilii. iiuiii; ii ‘.15’- Ill 2i- -—WHOLESALE PRICES on l‘\‘I'l'}'lllliI].{ to everyiniili- in llry (lotids, l(e.'iil_vto'\\'i';ii' eiotliiiii: and Shoe ' liep.'irtm--it:. on l‘i\‘llillll ou i'.i_\-.~=, HiNVh/‘tlli it- S'I‘l~1\\'i\li'l‘ l.l.'\li'l‘i~lli_ tiofil ll 215i m ill.

——LET us HELP you lti savi- i.y'°i ""' -“'"

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Agricultural Exhibition

And Horse ‘Races G eorgctow n,

Wednesday, Sept. 24th

in

classes ln Horse Racing

i. eL, A. B. and C.

have

entries, divided among

these ciameo.

ADMISSION: Children 25c.

Carriages and autos free.

and refreshments on

L. W. SHAW, Secretary

THE FALL FABRICS

Section. All the new

Wool Crepes Moroeains Ros/hanara Crepes Canton Crepes Crepe de. Chin-es Crepe ‘Brocades Velour Coatings Tweed Coatings, et-e.

w ORTHY OF A'N AT- TENTIVE visit, is i tlhe wonderful sthowinig at l tilt! Silk and Dress Goods

Wlhitn-ey Coatings, etc.

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NATURALLY

priced hats.

THE “GLOCHE” - "IS SMARTEST UTUMN DEMAN _Alll]ie “eloche.” 1s no essei ' t f -. _ ulsri=iy~bﬁt"‘ii°is‘iiﬁé'.i. With "la-ﬂy changes land in many variations. N $3.75 t0 $14.00 EW MILLINERY ID- EAS of every sort will ‘be shown here oin Wednes- day afternoon. Moderate price Wlii be a feature of greatest interest, Y0ll’li be amazed at the array 0f handsome low-

PALE. i3 PEN- IN

. MOORE a Mcusoi)" LIMITED

ORF THAN A “MILLINERY OPENING,” IT'S REALLY THE SHOWING REAL BEGINNING OF stocks-lcomplete uraike an exhibit that you might

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH 2.30 IN THE AFTERNOON .

assortmie nts

_ nullinery ivill occupy a cenitral place-the lovely (iesigns selected by Miss Mclletilan "and Miss Foster will be displayed in great variety;

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THE FALL SHOPPING. Full in every department; well g0 far to see .

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THAT MARKS THE

r___..__ SEE THE NEW COATS

NG you will see new ideas in

T THE FALL OPEN

‘ W oine'n’s boats. The styles.shown

of

the

here Will be now — they will be good-—they will

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AUTUMN DICTATES RI NCE EDWARD ISLANDS best “as-

sortment: of handsome ilrcsses will. be shown at the opening on Wednes-

(THE I)RESS THAT’

-WHY PAY MORE aiid get less!

.1" Iii‘ Days.

be exactly correct.

~ ——Bolivia*s —(‘.u't Duvetyns ——¢Vt.‘i\’tl. Suede-s —De~ach Skin —-K‘2llS'iIiil'8i1t0

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Sinclair's (i031: 1i 1:3 m

lluy \Vholcsali- at Hi1

—BIG SPECIAL DANCE by Ca‘

-VOU HAVE BOUGHT FlioMigtilio ()l‘l‘|it.ill'2l tilyiiipie. Fahzirei lo-

night | a. .-. .

| —-l‘/ii'l. CREELMAN bld/trtliiii‘

"l iii-‘M. 1.. A. \\‘iil‘fll‘ll\’l‘f n lecture on

‘his trip to Europe. in Lower ilcdc- que llall, Friday eveiiiiiir, Septem-

o5 ets. Proceeds in aid of renovnt» in); the hail. Home made candy for sale.—v2i~-—'i‘ucs»-~'i‘hui'.

liter Woodaiilig llllllliliiiﬂ, recently ship- ped lo Vancouver, ll. t‘., a eonulizii- foxes, sllri-i’ aiid choice.

I _,. ._ —-FOR SHlPMENT-- Mr.

moot of specimens of that -Vili‘il'i_‘v‘.

tunziteLv possesses. lli- has maili-

iii-twill)’ and 'l‘liii|‘.-'|l;iv. Siiielziii‘ Kcinmchmg a imnmm" smwvﬂii’ ha“ Sieiviirt iiiillilt ll ii ...!i15Ii m ‘Ji “it'- “lwmmd 5mm‘ or m" “ﬂit m‘ __.._- <a>~~ - 'i.ui"iis of nil tho ranches in his neighborhood. The pair that he

_ has Hlli|)|)l‘(i will constitute an lm~

pelliiii: advertising specimen oi quality of the product that. eun b“ lurui.-ilii~.il liy iiiiiiiy rzriielicn in mo Province. it lit quite evident that raeiihcra act ivisoly when they fur- oluii to patrons so fur removed from us. the choicest. stock, since the. whole products nf the industry may ln- judueil by the i-ipocimonts ihuu aeiit ahroiid. It is an indisput- able fart, however that Prince Ed- ward lsluuil can (llsplay tho choic- out spoclmoiin of tho Sllvor Fox industry. Y.

PERSONALS

so. John‘illckeyﬁDsrnloy, mu off a ivaiznn In tho fiold onThurs- day and broke his log. Y.

iurnod homo. Sim was greatly pleased with her visit, having ro- uowoil mliny old acquaintances. Y.

——Mtse Clara. MeLellan, Indian River, left on Friday morning on a

sister, Mrs. Bsblne. Miss Zelph McIntyre, who has been visiting Indian River also wont to Bath" Mo. Y.

Some of the faib1'ic5_

in all the new eolorings.

$10.00 to $98.00

bur 20th at H‘ o'clock. Admiusiitiii]

most popular: 'I‘hesa were only a (piolai eh lliul. Mr. Woodulile. fori

l

‘ six years in

visit to Bath. ‘Maine, to see hart‘;

~ day.

in

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New Dresses in ——l“launels --Serg‘es —-l’oii'et Twills —-_(‘ii'epe die Chine —-lSatin (fan-ton

i $7.75 w $68.00 I

all theinew eolorings.

Eastern Guardian-l

....'8HOP from iioluiaifs Catalog.

M-‘EASTERN AGENT.-— Mr, J.

ll . I“. Murilotrlc is now (illilftlillll m;

out in Montague and wit! bo pleas ed to receive news items. advertis- ing. Job Printing, new aiid reuew— al subscriptions, u .."NOTlCE.-— 'l‘axes Town of Souris~All taxes unpaid on n", 30th September. 192i, will be plan ed on tho list oi‘ ilefautters and af- lei‘ a period of three weeks Judg meiils will liu zipplleii [(ir,-~(_‘._ (,3 vilrlillll. TUWu Clerk. 507ii~£l1li,ti|

IN MEMORIAM

i MFl. PETETITSTEWART

'l‘hr death occurrivi at his homo in St. Avnrirs iii, coo o'clock y“, tesday morning oi lllr Peter Stewart at the advanoetl “g9 of g9 Y1 airs and s.x months.

Mr. Stewart had been in rﬂuh": licaliii for about iwn y,.,-,,._..-, m,“ ha“ been coiifiiioil 1o his bad 55m." (‘lirtsinias last. “l: “UH. h“, m nous wlli uiiiiiiiriiiiii'iiii.: resignat t‘on iii-lug tenderly nursed by his ilcvtiteti iiistirr, Miss Jessie. oiiil oi‘ a long lifo came peacefully ltike ii child fsliliii: iiito iroublod sleep he passed from Time to illllirlllly,

Though the ilocliiitng yiqnq or ilhin axed and liluhly respected man were quietly "I10"! ill) lrilll mi ovent. fui (rarer-r in youth and iutdiilo llfn.

lie ivus born on tho Ilrucklny Point ltonil being the oldest son of

the into Joseph Stewart. um] pp; Wit" Mnrlory Stcivnrt. the latter "villi: horn on tho Tulloch farm At tho ago of cirrh- tee:i ho left. homo and worked for ihn lumber woods of llo then returned to tho Island ftllfl artr-r spending six months the wnnderliist again seized hlni and he went to Call- lvrniﬂ with adventurous spirits attracted to the gold dig.

Maine.

in that State not meeting with the success he anticipated. but pro- ceeded to Idaho rind was engaged there in freigbting with Waggon

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‘ camo difficulties and fortune smil-

. the world

He did not remain tough

ind mule teams between that twrl. ""31 Mid lltnh. Later lie carried on the i-upehini: of cattle on tho ranges of Washington territory “till headquarters at Walla Walla.

lie spent in all about thirty years in the Wt-st. He endured tho toll and hardships inseparable from those pioneer days. but sturdy of body, restilute of will and wit), good business foresight hi», Qvgr.

ed on hini.

lie was out there at the time of the Indian wars and in those. troublesome limes did his part ln keeping the mail r"ule open for the goreriiiiient. ile had many thrilling oxperiontres and favored with a very l‘t‘li‘.llii\'i? memory he could relntc many interesting stor- ies of those memorable days ivheu the "tioldcii West" wits iii tho niak. nu.

Answering the urgent call to return to the homo oi" his birth lio eiime hack to Prince Edward island and settled down on the homestead with his parents and one of his sisters. llo took up firming which he carried on for over a quarter of a century when ho sold his farm and retired to the rest» ilmee he hud purchased ut St. Avairdn.

'i‘hi- late Mr. Stewart was a. innn

of more than ordinary intelligence who Wns exceptionally well inform.‘ eil not, only tn loonl affairs bui. tn wldo evvuts. Ho was) vory fond of reading nndkwas es- pecially interested in the progress‘ or the Grout War. but about ftvo years ago his eye sight begun to tail. iio had lsot tho sight of one eye iii tho West which ho attribut- cd to alkali dust during tho yours of frolghtfng on the plains. Then tho _otlir eyo failed him until he become almost blind. ,

ills sister, however. continually road for him and his intellect rev malhlng remarkably bright. up till tho very lust. hi- maintained his ki-nii interest in the ovonts of the day.

Mr- Stowori, was ropardoil iis the soul of honour and integrity. his word being as good es his bond- He was widely known for his char. . Y being always willing and ‘mappy to help ' the poor. .He ra~ loict-rl in doing good and passed dhroiiizh life with e contented mind fooling that he had time right by

his fellow meii_ (if a family oi’ nine, two sisters survive. Mrs. Daruley (‘lurk of (lavoiidish and Miss Jessie of Si. Avarils. Of him may well he said: "ills once loved face is K011i’. “ills voice forever still."

To tho bereaved relatives thi- Guardian extends its sincere sylll" pathy-

ile will be laid to rest on W911- nesday in the Pcvillofs Cemetery- The funeral will leave the house at 2 p, m. Service will be eoiiduirlell hy liev. George. t‘. ‘Faylor.

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Paine and Headaches R0- lieved by Taking Lydia E- Pjnkhiim’: Vegohbb Compound

Dublin, 0ntsrio._—"i was weak and Irregular, with puins_nnd headuehesa and could not. slee nights. l learnt? about Lydia E. Pinkhiim's Vltflellbh” Compound by reading the letters in t (l! newspapers and tried it. because d wanted to got better. l have 80¢ 8°° results from it so I feel o_ lot stron e5 and am not: troubled with such B headaches as l used to be_nnd um mil" regular. I am gaining in we'll" t the time and I toll m _fl'ltil'idl will kind 0t‘ medicine I am to mg. You flog use m lather as a hel to otherH-l. (Mrs. AMES RACIIO, ox i2. Dllbmi

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Halifax Nuns Reoommﬂld‘

Bellini N. S. -— "l sm a mlwlm“ nurse onifliove . commended Lydaii Pinkhsm‘! Vo table ‘c; l,” EElTmZZTEOZJiTM win»- 11w Enfligh m: my it lbllld in Anew“-

Il B THO 0 iviiiie in England. i would l 'w

o copy or two of yoIin-“lvigtlaelio ‘hm,

i§'§{'.'i'l;' filiiiimiliui villi-I‘ "fbm I ‘tron from any woman" I s m &eVe¢otnblo Compound. - n. -

u i. strut. 811"“ hat-sit‘ ." “i”

Lydia E- Pinkhoal .

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