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Boys’ Blue Chinchilla Reefers $12.00 for

Men's Overcoats Worth to $3810:

Week end’

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A Real Sweater for Only - -

This is for the bo one a “little better.” style. navy or scarlet, L$4.50 value for..........

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An Interesting lo; of , $4.00 to $6.25 Shirts for

WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND HAVE A LOOK AT THESE IF YOU FIND WHAT you want among them, you'll have a r al bar- good styles, good fits, and they a cheap.

Men’s Ribbed Under- wear Regular $2 lot

prices.

$3. 95 y who wants l'ts Norfolk

Youths’ Overcoats Week-end

Odd sizes we are clearing out, but fine values if your size is here. Choose for.-......

$7.50 $25 2,50

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‘sursnmtnso A-r KINKORA,’

Despite tizc di-sugrreable weather

Nellie Duffy ‘Doctor Nolan

‘ Mllry‘ llicCabe ~\\'. WK Smith

Llirs. Murphy Adelaide Mulligan n lllll house greeted the Kinkoraz .\l'rs. Patric lizitte-Riotarville Dramatic Club Wednesday night Mike Patric James Farmer when they presented the comedy John Nolan Ollie Shreenan Drumtt, "An Irish Eden." Those tak ‘Anna -R_van Tina Mciver ing put-t. in L110. drama. tuade their Tom Blake James lllcGuigun

first appearance on the stage, and they played their itarts very cred- itably meriting the repented ap< yilausu o! the tiudience. The tol- lotving is the cast of chat‘a.t-te.-rs.:—

Aunt Susan

May Dempsey Mai-y Johnston Harrison Wotnllvorth John McCabe lion-is Schmidt Wm. Jacques Hilda Shreennn The Four Patriotic (I-hildrcn

Father Duffy l-‘. 1'. .\lc.(‘..1rville Between the acts. pleasing spec-

Tszifdtptw PLAY-HOPPE:

NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—-Billiard enthuslasts look forward to the ar- rival here tomorrow o! Edward lioremans, famous Belgian player, with unusual interest. Tentative plans are under way for a mulch between Iloremsns and Willie Hoppe. The latter has held thc title for 15 years. Experts who

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our own, as it has taken

We are doing this in your interest as much as p A rs of eﬁort to establish the splendid reputation for tttttlPork Products, and we . as Packers owe it to the indalgtry, to see that this is not" thoughtlessly ruinedk-tii yo t ‘

Kindly CO-OPERATE for

BENEFIT.

Davis & Fraser

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

3624-11-15-tf.

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-8UGAR 11 1-2 CENTS at Sinclair's

per lb. 3728 _ -—WRITI FOR HOLIKNQ P16-

ea on highest quality Gold Mo“: Smelt Well.

-THE GOOC-WILL Ml$Sl°N.- Band will llwld a social and enter- tainment indludlng missionary ad- dress ‘Dy Miss Green- in Summer- tletld Hail Nov. 23rd 7.30 p. an. Ad- mission 20 cents. 3770-11-19-2i

—KINKORA Dramatic club will repeat the dramsnnllrish Eden in the Klnkoro. hall Saturday Nov. 20th at 7.30. Pleasing speclalttes between acts by J. Austin. ’l‘pa.ln'or and others. 3767-11-19-2i

—tSURFRISE $HOWER.— The girl friends of ‘Miss Pansy Mc ‘Donald, Sum-tnerside gathered a“ the home oi’ Mrs. Waiterrfalibock on Thursday evening and tender- ed her a. surprise party tit-which she was

which she was held. Miss McDon- ald is one of Sum-mersidtfs tnloat popular young ladies uni] for the past number o! years was the head of the ladies‘ ready to wear de- partment o! Messrs It. T. Holman. , Ltd. ltliss McDonald will be a pro niinent iuctor in- an interesting ‘event to take place in the near future.

—FOR FOX $HQ-W.—-'Tll8 car leaving Summer-side on Friday morning with foxes for the Montre- al Fox Exhibition was accompanied by .\ir. B. Graham Rogers. sec‘y of the Fox Association and about tit’- ty other people who expect to arrive at. their destination on ‘Saturday evening. Two sleeping curs will lbt. provided at Cape 'I‘ornlcntine tor their accommodation. The judging o! foxes starts on Monday and Tues- day. The exhibition opens on Wed- nesday the 24 inst. Some cancella- tlons have been mode to those mak- ing the largest number oi’ entries oi’ foxes ior want 0t’ sufficient ac- commodations. The Stimmerside en? tries are its follows; British Ather- ican (‘o.. Slmttuerside, 12 foxes, Gem-go Ilrown, Kensingtou, 4; J.W. Pallbeuk and son_ Suntmersldo, 21- P.- G. Clark, Summcrsltle. ‘l; Fflllll’ Gillie, Miacouche 6; Thontas Hum- mill, Alberton. 4: J. llama/w ,Alberton, 4; Dr. J. A. 1'0"" - 'l‘tw' tsh, 10; John A. Lou, “mm ' side, l2; The hiugit: (‘m

Planner sllle, ill; McNeil], Alter and Saun- ders, "Summersside, 12: Mllilgan

and Morrison. Xortham, 20; A.E.B. Murphy, Tilznish. 3; Sen. ‘P1’. .\lu_r- Dhy 2: Park island Itam-lt. Sum- merside, l0; Pure (‘nnhtlinn ('0. Summersltle, 40; B. (trnham R05- ers. SJIDIiIlGISlIYA H: R. l. ‘Raynor, Summerslde, 1+5: E. ll. Ray-nor. Summertime. 6: Silver Fox Ranch- ln". Co. Alberta, 24: F‘. J. Sites, Tisznish, l’: Willow llill Co. Sum- mersidc. 2;’: About 2H5 was tire uuluber of foxes shipped from here.

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presented with many 11 a.m., sermon. 2.30 p. beautiful and costly presents, m5 Sunday 551,001 and, 31b“; showing the high esteem with Claggtm 7 p, m, geplngn, All $9M;

-MANV LINES o! New 660d: going st cost, $4000 worth 300d: tor sale. Auction every day November 8th to 13th inclusive, 1 p. m. to 4 p. m. and 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. Como and get your share of bargains. Auld s Son. 3633-11-15-31.

_._AT MALPEOUE-Rev G. W. Mingle of the Lord's Do-y Alliance will speak in lllhlpequo Church at 11. L056 River at. 3. and Kensingy ton at 7 RM. Rev. JlM. Murchison will preach in Malpeque Church, Sunday at 7 p. m.

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A sr. JAME8 CHURCH.

ll u. m. sermon 2.30 p. m. Sun- day School and Bible Classes 7 p, m. serlnon_ Rev. J. H. A. Ander- son, Seats tree Visitors welcome.

ZION CHURCH.

free, Visitors welcome. Preacher

Rev. G. C. Taylor. msirt-looler CHURCH.

ll u. m. sermon, 2.30 p. m. Sunday School audBlble Classes 7 p. m. cannon Visitors wveiconlel Preacher Rev. ll. G. Fulton. _ BAPTPBT CHURCH.

ll n. m, sermon subjntt, "Christ. like Men." 2.30 p. m. Suntlty School, and Bible (Blouses. T p. m. sermon‘. subject. “The Big Job." A message for young peoplej Preacher Rev. C. R. Freeman,

8T. PAUL'S CH URCH.

I ll am. Morning Prayer and ser mon. 2.30 p. m. Sunday School and Illble Clitsscs. Evening,- Prayer ttml sermon. followed by lluly Com munion, llector lt-"v. ll. D. Itny- znond. '

s-neerenis‘ CATHEDRAL

25th Sunday all .- 'l‘riui:y'. ll ti)‘ Communion 8 and 11 o. m. hlatlus Slit) Sunday School and Bible "lut-"ses 2.30 p. m. Evensnni! at 7- ‘nnon ‘Sirupson Rev, ll. t‘. Lltzht.

PFt/HLES CHURCH _ m ‘t. m. Satbblnﬂh 34111001 M111 Bible Class. 7 p. nr. sea-mun. llvv. t). M. Lamont, preacher. Pruyt-r lueeting Thursday evening ‘i 120

CHRISTIAN CHURCH 11 tum sermon. 2 30 Sunday School. 7 p. m. sermon. Preacher Rev. H. Malian.

Denies That Cicotte Will Turn States Evidence

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‘VESTERN IPERSONALS “that the former “Waite Sox pitcher

l —~Mr. A. J. Campbell of Summer- |side spent Thursday in hioncton.

——.\Ius. A. Gordon oi ftlichlgttn is spending u few days in Summer- t side. -—-.\lr. Edward Zllansuti itus re turned tn Summersitlc from u business trip to Alontlttia.

-~t.‘ti.pt. S. Allan hats returm-rl to Sutnnicraitir- front a business trip ' to the Western ‘States. '

——-'l‘h(. utnny friends of Mr. (ll-o. Bownel...‘ oi‘ Stlrnllnersidt» will be pleased to s00 ltlm about. ugain utter his recent illness.

—.\Irs. John Doyle. Catnphcllton, Lot 44, left on Friday morning for Boston where she will spend the winter, her son .\Ir. llnrold Doyle ucmiutpttltyiug her to Bordon. H

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AND HELL

Ovnr 400 pages only 25c. poet- u-d.

w. s. LAW, m Euclid Ave. rononro, our

1% Father OlBrit-n Earl putty] iultgesﬁve-r; well! whales-led b‘); ﬁev; have H3911] the geliian: play] in l-iu- -- J. or. ono< an t. iSs ‘a. an rope. ec nro e s e ony mun i ~~~~~~~~~-~---~ of _ . ._' ‘_ f '. T '. m” , ' lfmsclf. Cause 0i til;‘i.‘l'.;.iiltliitf“i-’.i°.‘ifi their: ‘ -_-~>-~ g a E311)’ 0ld RQC t» iii?“ §.‘-.i§ii_il‘1§ii_i."{bglilaiiigsﬁtitiid ‘F15 "l" “Mam” axaMHEns, . 1C5 2 The cﬁlobrttod Dr. MIACTIIGJIRIO“. g lll lunkora [ills Satttrduy Amhm-Sl xuws: larleuds in Am. ‘ on nu on yuan our o _uge, ' - - 1 ,2.‘ u“ I .1 at 1 11",, om. g ralilitlitiﬁiaalhdt-iﬁgli: 3 __"_¢.’—"" T trthhulli: Tihﬁiaddlt: efzmerhdn has J’ Q Whﬂlyﬁllffﬂlﬂlldldilﬂifhd g NEW \'OIl.K.No'.'. l9.-----'l‘e.\' ltick-lrcturned to Anthcrst. and intends l: Q !"°p."l7£i::n:l:|'.°'b..§“th°;: Q ard will offer the largest purse cvqtakln: up his abode in our tovrn. a ma: 57in; onurlyold qe and a or hung up tor u sixdny bicycle This will bu especially good nevus progiluiiodgnlhuwéctaeiwdroqu n race, when tht- t.wcnt_\'-ninth nnnuul , to the newly orgnnlzoll Atultitir. As- _ 39:“.- gz“: ﬂags” "Lnﬁfng-a t-‘vent. nets away at. p t‘\_{ll(ll.S0l'i‘SE(-!lﬂ‘liOl1 its this is where l-redtlln mimomm Square burden. December .1 to ll. l» into. A ' o f0 0 d . Thin Un imshe Hogs "_ We urgently appealto Farmers to STOP IMMED- ' IATELY the marketing of THIN, UN FINISHED-Hogs, either live "or dressed. _ . . . ct p p The greater number of all Hogs being sold are f,‘ N OT FINISHED, and mam’ pf them are ABSOLUTELY g; UNFIT FOR MARKET. This tends to reduce the price w_ of even the good Hogs. _ - _ _ .. ._ f.‘ Nothing 1s to be gamed m price as we are m- ” structing all buyers to make a reduction of 3c per lb. on g‘ every thin hog, and if many more come we will return :

our MUTUAL

'J u s t received t w o Crates oi’ best English

Teapots, an exceptional as- sortment to choose from '

Black but.

DETROIT, Nov. lS.—-I)aniel I‘. Cassidy, attorney t'or Eddie Cicottc today denied pcblished reports

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All» SATURDAY

Specials From Our Ladies’ Ready-tlt-Wear Dept, a ltluiis and Stoles

A special line of Badger Muffs and Stoles, regular $18.00 each,,s eclal

Red Fox Stoles and Muffs, regular $45.00 each for $35.00.

‘ Voile Blouses

An odd line in Voile Blouses, white and pink, valu e s" up t0 $198- Special......... --------------------- -- $109

Women's llousedresses

TA special lineiof Women's House-

-NtlVy Flannel Mitidies a

Girls Navy Flannel Middies p; med with braid, splendid 0,1,,“ regular $7.50, specia

A Silk Underskirts

Aspecial line of Womenhgiik Underskirts in brown, navy, . ‘ and black. Regular $5.75 to.

Another line of colored Undeg skirts special $1410“

Bungalow Aprons

A special line of Bungalow Apron .

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t dresses. Sizes to 44, light shades. plain styleshwith belt around back‘ t, Special......... .... $1.00 Pr1ce................. ..........._$1_g0

STAPLE DEPARTMENT SPECIALS t 500 yards Unbleached Cotton, special 19c per yard.

500 yards 40 inch Unbleached Cotton, regular 35c for 25c 100 yards Dark Shirting, regular 45c for 32c.

50 yards 36 inch light Cretonne 55c for35c.

500 yards 36 inch Quilt Lining, regular 40c for 25c.

SPECIALS PROM DRESS GOODS DEPT. '

Ladies’ Fleece Lirctl Underwear, special $2 25 per Suit- Childrens Knitted Underwear, size 6 to 11 yrs. 95c per suit. Jhildrenh Underwear, sizes 1 to 5 yrs. Special 50c.

Black fine Ribbed Hose, all sizes, 25c a pair.

BARGAIN rttotvt MEN’S DEPARTMENT

50 doz. Mens‘ Wool Underwear, worth $4.00 per suit, for $2.75 per suit‘ Flannelette Blankets and Comforts at special prices.

A great bargain in Mens’ Wool Gloves, regular $1.25 for 79c. Another line 0t‘ Men’s Wool Gloves, regular $1110 70F 31-00-

u u u u’ u u u for hgc‘ $1.35 for N00-

PR OWSE BROS LTL.

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had agreed to turn state's evidence when the men indicted by the Cook County grand jury in the recent baseball investigation are tired.

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Hoppe Now Aims For New Record-

NEW YORK,‘ Nov. 1t-l.—ln all o1" Willie Hopper. exhibition nmtcht-s

shatter all existing records.

22 points.

is 308. n grand iwerugt» for six

coming tournament _ln one tnni Ills unoiflcial hlizh run record lsﬂrhose who have seen him in tlctl llis official record. in his recent matches are ronvl which is also the u'orld‘s reoord,‘ed that if he ever ltttd tt than Lust year he established to accomplish this feat it ls n gamesltor the champion is llltlylll! l

{Life's greatest battle; are between strength d weakness.

j from now on, he intends to tivw te » considerable attention to tlu- do

0t‘ 400 points eucll of 473-51, whiclli ter billiards than ever before in lr ".10 record. in an individual career. Kt" .c in lust year's championship

wlopment oi‘ the line nurse. lie to l t I I > in? Wm do ms with mm 0M0“ in Sournamtn 1c mute an merage of view. When ho defends _ltisl " 0

nutrient, nourishes

Satgotfs Emulsion t;

a high-powered tonic-

vrorld’s balkline billiard title in the ﬁnal tournament to bl.- staged un-

der the direction oi’ R. ll. Iiunja- of 45,000 points.

While on tour during the season of 1919-1920 Hoppe played a total lie averaged a

and Chronic Ilronehitlll Conquered by the “of!!!”

Two Bottle Remcdy- I101" "l"

. and fortiﬁes the Lwhole body.

Scott Iluinsﬁllunnto. Ont. 15-32 “Ii

purchase of $25.00 ha

will be added.

CANADA.

good during this sale.

SUNNY SIDE

I B, the champion intends to try to

Sinr &

liig lltivpe for Lowell

“Our Special advertisedl sﬁrovodstl the balance of the mont .

Prices will be keenly cut as usual on all advertised lines not sold out and many more items

1r MAKESNO DIFFERENCE h ti r P - Dy point between. n cosrs YOU Nordiiioieido“ 00m mm East mm’ NM‘ ca” o"

your purchases to the amount of $25.00 and you get your ticket refunded.

NOT ONLY THIS, but you Pumas EDWARD ISLAND and at lower prices than you can obtain in the WHOLE or EAsrsRN

Our Free Delivery

Shop in Sutnmerside. It

minute longer. Send wglrllh 1"‘.

treatment Ruarantcid. a,

tafrccntn to t"l\'t‘l‘ IW-‘WEE-

w. K. IlllCKlJ-IY. Mfr;- c!" I42 Mutual Street. 10""

ruin ut. the llotcl Astor in New York City on December ti. T. and

traction better titan 55. Hoppe is determined to try to run out one of the 400 point matches in the

ewart Ltd

sillﬂlliél-‘Stid? e l‘ llricttsf-alitl lluilway’ Retutttl will be Con tiutti For lt¢et.d..Novemltj.

.p_ri%es'attd'attractive offer of refundihg your Railway Fare onﬂ ' ' a boon to customers that we have decided to continue it ti" ,

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TRAVEL. All you requirejo do is to make

have the privilege of selecting from stocks SECOND TO NONE I"

otter. 651310.00 cash purchase to your nearest station will also livid

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