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Defective Vision In Public Schools Statistics recently com-

piled show that an average

of 25 per cent of the school children in the United States

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Education

ls the stepping stone to pro- gress and prosperity. You. as parents. know this and send your children to school that

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THIS BEAUTIFUL

BEDROOM SUITE IS DISPLAYED IN OUR WINDOW

Its beauty can be best appreciated by seeing it.

Beautifully designed-high class construction-finished in enamel.

"W" it“

with all steel spring and soft cotton mattress

Big Value $29.90

Don’t miss this bargnim-its one of the best we have ever offered! Think of it-a beautiful all, brass bed—a strong all steel link fabric—a soft art tick covered cotton filled mattress- allfor . . . . . .....‘.$29.90

A smiall deposit will secure one of these special outfits for you.

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- Everything in Furniture, Carpets Linoleums, Linens, Drapery, I Beds and Bedding

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—T0 FARIIRB-Tbe Bonnier- side Business College teaches Indi- vidual subjects. You can enter any time. Our specisIties-Boilkkeeping Civil Service, Bhorthand and Type- writing. Evening classes. Phone 188. J. Pogson, Principal. 65I8-9-213 mos.

—MlSSE8 COATS age l2 to l-i years: a big Dollar Day special $6.50 each at SlNCLAlRS.

' 1l28-10-1T-2I

l —NOTlCE—We will buy -llve hogs and lambs at Albany Station

CLAIR S. 1138-10-17-23

-LADIE8' CILK and Serge dresses worth to O20 00 ‘clearing at

$935 at SINOLAIRS. 1128-10-17 2i

-FOR ‘T-HE LUMBER WOODS. —-A party of more than twenty men left Summerside hat week en route to Granville Junction. Maine. to work in the lumber woods.

-VlSlT THIS STORE on Dol- lar Days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday (this week) and secure

NACE, see Ora Kaye, Montague.

DY BUYING your Pipeless Furnace from Ora Kaye, Montague. Satis- faction Guaranteed.

Pfsme The" THE WES i ‘ill Elllllllllll a Till EASTERN lilllllllllll ‘by using the right polish ' - ' ‘W filu- "N" " " 5°" -eiior trots Romeo's catalog. -ci.i\.as not: on (in met-tor from Holman’! Catalog m9 ygu WAN-r, WARMTH for eleather, an lengthens pieces) 05¢ on Dollar Daye at SIN- "

awn-cu our ioi- Mason's One Cent Sale "ones."

875-10-0-71 ..'FOR YOUR PIPELESS FUR~ 1063-10-13-51 ..'8AVE HONEY AND COAL.

1063-10-13-51

"JMISS MOl-IRISON ‘OF ELITE

ivednesday, Oct 17th, until

o'clock in the

Bros. Borden and Albany. 1i09-10-16-2i

—A $5.00 CASH purchase in any department entitles you to 10 lbs

" held on the High School grounds‘

—INTEREST IN FOOTBALL.»- lliauy of the football enthusiasts in Summerside are planning the formation of a representative town tenm. to meet the gridiron vi-ter- ans of other island communities it is expected that the first HIP"!-

attern com-Green

Iday en route to Boston, Mass.,—l Rogers of Haliburton. Earl Laces-ti

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your share of genuine bargains- SINCLAIR k STEWART LTD. 1128-10-17-21

—MEN'8 OVERALLS with bib and cast off brace: 81.25 per pair on Dollar Daya.— SINCLAIR 8c

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- - - l STEWART LIMITED. have defective vision. Th¢ E I m” may not be handicapped i best Granulated Sugar for 95c on 1128-10-17-21 principal eye defects, accord- > in ‘um... "an ‘ Dollar Days-SINCLAIR d: STE- '1.'!&§J’i"‘"'°{i'"°“- z] B td ou kn wthat about l WART LIMITEII uzsJo-lpzl “COAL LADEm-The s‘ s‘ P‘ ‘Mm ' ’ ‘l i u ° y ° I ‘——_ Constance, with Barge "Williains“ myopia (near-slghtedness) t g seven out of every ten lohoo - -TRAN8FERRED.-Mr. C, i-Id- arrived “fly pygmy morning with and astigmatism. ti“ children In this country hsvo 4 ward Strong, Summerside, receiv- _ I ‘ another cargo of coal for the rail Defective vision, chiefly defective eyes? exd Lord lgst week “k118i. hlllisonbzlr. “My myopia, is found to a large l h d ( m, -‘~ a 9 "1118- W 0' _ 9 t0 ' an.“ immw ow" flmdmn ’ eygfiayrrtienlgignfitstth: flu‘: ‘ manager of the_Bank oi hot-g Scot __MASQUARADE DANCE EN in schools, as it is progress- t; . o, o“ who“ work. "en , ia at Chester, Is. S., has been trans- JOYEDPA large attemhnce was w" N“"”"°ht°d"°“ i‘ ‘h’ IlIOIpJ h the child is naturally l (erred no we nlanagership o‘ the present at the Masquerade Dance "m! i>~v=l=nt =Y= =""=1i°"- . M, f". 1 “""“F“ M P°mg° l“ Prame- iii the Britinia Hall on Friday , brslnnlus lzrimfiii)’ "W" ‘Frhll- y} a l "Iamtoblt suing last. the costumes were cx- film!" i" 9"" 5'" "d ° o Have your child's eyes OX- 1 . celient, the six piece Orchestra " subsequent strain upon the e ammed MW a“ know w“; : L--0N SAD, ERRAND.—.\lrs. H. mmlshed good music. and n gm,‘ nmmmvdfliw- M "w =Y= i" $ their condition ls—do not . g8°“"“°“' K""““§‘°"' h“ r” time is reported my all who .a'.~ an "m" ‘o u; V‘ was‘ 1 fiiyoiki the sad intelllmeirlce that her unwed. .... ~» . '*:*."~.'.:2::‘=*.§::::. m: e enmmed and know ‘he G F HLIlJClICSOII l ifzlzrsla toohow the aecidenlpllap- “ENJOYABLE MASQUERADE’ "c". “Mun 3 l . l pcned have yet been received and ‘TA "er? enjwame masquerad‘ H. J. MABON 5i ; °'"°"‘""“ E ~,‘f§‘~,§§,‘§“.‘§f,‘ gzggy-gggygs g1‘; Eilitiiiiflli‘ t“.li‘.i.-‘iiiiilt.'.‘“.ii ‘ii? Opi-Omflfil! z“ t also received [he sad new; ma, dny night. lilore than fifty couples Office Connected with Drug ,1 her rather who had m“ come from were on theiflolcir ‘the costumes; store \ ma" revehos on“, what he is iios Angeles to the funeral fell scr- “we ‘harm "5 3 m": m‘ l Mflfliiil-Io “ready to receive. whether physlc- 12119130321 wbéclérernalics the zifflic __THE FOLLOWWG were amangl 00001111137 01' ililtlltclllally 0i’ "wrallf- y “ ‘ ' the outward passengers on Salim.

.\ir. and Mrs James Riley and Pet*r'

hlfminigasli and the Misses Ellibli nd Bernice McGregor. Burton, Lei‘ l-

—-RAILWAY REPAIRS — The-

lng of the bone-breakers will he

on Aionday evening, for an initial!

gang of men now at- work around the Railway yard-s here. are doing

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night for big Supper and Bazaar in Odd Fellows’ Hall. Montague. Proceeds in aid of Protestant Or- phiinage.

starts, Thursday morning, Oct. 25th and continues until Saturday night Don't miss the bargains he offers and remember the dates, Oct 25th, 26th, 27th.

i-cin buys another of the same art-

gct Lwo for $5.01. _\'0u get two roi- 26c and _ Drugs, toilet articles. but. water bullies, stationery’, plies. vacuum bottles, etc_ Almost everything is included in this sale. First come first served.

hflliinery, Charlottetown, will show and remodel fall hats at Mr. Jae. Murdock’: Store, Montague, from Oct. 15th to 18th only. 989-l0-i3-3i.

. . ‘RESERVE

HALLOWEEN

890-l0-6.16,Z0 “SMABOIWS ONE CENT SALE

113i-10-i7-7i ..=*MABON'S 1c SALE ——0ne lcs it don't matter what price it lf the article costs $5.00, you if it costs 25c so on

shaving cup

. up to about the middle oi Decem- b

at little expense? Thea consul: '13s for your Plpeiess Furnace! sell o Y the quality kind. with the super heating casing. No soot. no smok- ing, all heat. The kind that has given satisfaction for -l'J. 3'9"? Ora Kaye. Montilllle- 1063-10-13-51 1063-10115!

..'WHARI-' REFAlR8.—The' re- building of- the Railway wharf at Georgetown is now in full swing under the capable direelicn of Mr. Scobie Johnson. who has eighteen men permanently employed. Along both sides, east and west. excava- tions are being made, the old fin» ber removed. and a new 511N831 floor built ln.crose tied and fast- ened with 7-8 inch bolts, five feet apart. 285 feet of the middle sec- tion will bebuilt up with new tin:- ber seccurely fastened/Tho pier head will receive all new cover- ing.’ The shed will.be jacked_up and levelled for nexts year's work. Repairs will be sufficiently advan- ced this fall so as to have the wharf ready for shipping on the east side. Work will be continued

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-_--—-{O&-——--- MONTAGUE SHIPPING NEWS.

Schr. "Jean Crowell,' Capt. Frank Gouehnni, arrived from Halifax. N. S., in ballast, and will lond pro- ilucc for NS. ports. Y

1130-10-17-7i.

practice.

busiest duo in Summerside fall. Another interesting wcdiliut: ceremony was held in the Rliztlin-i dint parsonage on Saturday mmnq

.-WEDDING BELLS AGAIN.- Cupld and Hymen seem to be the this

‘service.

excellent work. the main track m; lfroni of tho station has been per-f lfectLv straightened and levelled‘- land preparations are being made, to connect the Y :0 the main lino.- ,This part will ‘then be ready for: ll_ 1 i —-FARMERS BU$V—\Vitli flit‘,

-_ mien o! the School Board. anzl one ‘of the trustee, with the Chief oi‘ the idlre Department, werepresenqandi illi-

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a Dresser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $49.00

ciieiioiiiei . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $40.00

i Bed . . . . . . . . . . . . . $39.00 _

Vanity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $50.00 n

i Bench . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.50

v Rocker . . . . . . . . . . . s 9.50 a i A . v Brass v i ‘i ‘l a l‘ A

'- on package or on tablets you are

" twenty-three years for .

. Fraser, Montague,

ing when Miss Sue Cannon. of St. Elennors, became the bride of Zilr. Weriilaii Moukley, non of .\ir. id. H. lllonkley, Summerside. The ci-rv- money W38 [lcrfornicd by Rev. .\ir. Denney in the presence of immedi- ate relatives of the‘ contracting pzirt lee. After the ceremony the hriiiul couple left for Boston whci .~ u'i_ll fllelfle.

they

favorable weather of lust week. many farmers completed their llll vest. and potato digging got a ' ntart as iirge quantities are bei.

brought tn market. and sold at 5"" v -

per bushel. Small lot-s of new natal are being sold at 47m pcr buslicL. but lilllr- lhrcslxim: has yo! been lIlUIif.‘ this ocason. ll.

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l ‘ ’ —~—ii§>i“-'— E -FIRE DRILL-An iiiie;ipt~i;ii~i|-' . v fire drill in connection with Firc-Istflmaflh MISBPy, l péegcntlgn week was held last; A G S ' e tie: ay a ternoon at the Sum-l “merside High School. The tllllll". l y, a ’ (

lrang in a first false alarm. ‘known l0 the teachers or the pup- ‘Us of the school. Two minutes and one half hiid the entire classes out. ‘The second alarm was giiven after a rearrangement of exits and the time was made much better. it only 1 taking one minute arid twenty sec- iDIitiS. Over 500 children are in al- tendance and this speaks well of -'.- the drilling of fire proctecllon. The Principal and teachers are to br commended on their efforts in this important matter.

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Say “Bayet” and. Insist!

Unless you see the name "Bayer"

not getting the genuine Bayer pro-

Indigestion

“Pape‘s Dinpepsin" is the qnick-' est. surest relief for indigestion. gases, flatulence, heartburn. sour- ness, fermentation or stomach dis- tress caused by acidity. A few. tablets give almost immediate ato- mach relief. Correct your stomach; and digestion now for a few centsq Drugglsts sell millions of pack-E

PERSONALS‘

~ Mr. J. liowlauil Paton. Char- lottetown, was ii visitor to Suuiinci- side ou Friday lust.

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——l’rof. J. A. Clark, supervisor‘ of the Dominion Experimental Farm at Charlottetown, was n; Summerside on Saturday.

—-.\lr. ll. Raynor. Summerside. left Friday for Boston and New York, Montreal and Toronto in the live fox and fur business. ~~<.\frs. J. W. Callback and Mrs. George Callback. Summerside. left lust week ou a trip to New York.

—.\ir. Henry Strong. of Summer side left Saturday for Boston when! he will spend an extended vacation‘

‘Saw-g

—.\lr. Fred Sherry of Pca-iludyf Diasex, is spending a month vaca- tion on l’_ ii. l_. visiting friends and‘ relatives at lrielitolvn, Summerside mid Charlottetown. K.

duct proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians over

Colds Headache Toothache Luinbago Eat-ache Rheumatism Neurslgla Pain, Pain

Accept “Beyer Tablets of Aspir- in" only. Each unbroken package contains proper directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few ,conts. Drugglsts also sell bottles lof 2i and 100. Aspirin iii the trade mark (registered in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetlc- acidester of Bailcylicsciil. While It is well known that Aspirin means Bayer manufacture, to assist the public against imitations. the Tab- lets of Bayer Company will be stamped with their general trade nisrli, the "Bayer Cross."

NOTICE

All persons indebted to Dr. Jl. J‘. by book-sc-

-i.\lrs. Frank Tuplin uni daugh- ter R_nt._‘i.__anrl Mrs. Earl Tuplin, was‘ had been visiting in Summer- ' side for the past month left lael *1

week for California where they will reside. ' -—Mr. Wilbur liicPnrlanc forni-

erly of the hardware department of Bruce McKay 8r Co.. l.til.. Sum merside. left on Saturday morn- in: for Boston where he will in future reside. 0n Friday night he \va's the guest of a niimbor of his friends at an informal, stag party, held at the home of Mr.

A. Gallant. B inflammation. ills- infects and

Minard's kills the mroilfivtl-

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count, Notes. or otherwise are re- quested to mslre settlement ot some before Ootdier 91, 1983. Otherwise those accounts will ‘be given to our lawyers for collec- tion. ‘fliers will he no amt-puns. - Ilidi-ili-lfitntwfll. _ _ _

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It will pay you to

Schr. “ilazelwoo-dl" Capt. Flem- ming. has arrived from Halifax. N. . with a load of salt for W. A.

It's not ill!‘ mum” m?‘ “h; take mm“?! mwbspe iii-d aid! ‘Mimi, i, a 300a habit to - late 91° ‘ for ovafy m6!!- econ!"-

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. ' r —-__‘ d‘ will load produce by the above Fitzgerald’ h“ ‘nflved "m" m"

firm for N.S. ports. 88:21.50 qt m“! misfit‘?

Schr. Eva L. H., Capt. Thorburn. has arrived from Hastings, N. S., with a load of coal. After discharg- iing coal at Queen's Wharf she will loail with produce for N. S. ports.

Schr. "Submarine," has arrived from Hastings, N with a load of coal sud will‘ produce at Queen's wharf by 5 1 ly, Delorie & Co.

Capt. Tm

Schr. J. C. Daki roult. arrived from Pictou with i, loud l.’ coal for Scully, Drpmui, Co. After discharging Elli.) will ion”

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Schr. “Charles Haskill." Cont. n- caill- Billlllf ll. C. Polly. has arrived from l'lc- tou with a load of coal and ls dis- charging at McDonald Bros.’ wharf for A. A. McDonald & Bros. She

will load produce for N.S. ports.

produce at Queen wharf.

Mrs. -\V. C. Currie, uccompanlq by her son George, has Ttlltlflltxlh licr lionm in ilansport, 71.8., afln visiting her son, Fred ll., of the N.R., and Mrs. Currie. mu, my Iiirs. W. (7. Currie has many mew

Schr. "C. G. lllunroc," Captain Voncont Richard. arrived from Larry‘s River. N.S.. in ballast. and will load produce for N._S. ports by Scully and Delorine it; Co.

S. Poole & 00., Lower Montague. She

come by car, team,

train, or any other method of trans-

portation to Summerside on the

Triple Bargain Days here, for such unusual values are offered that you can more than pay for the trip to town on the money you save on your pur-

chases.

Thursday Oct. l8 Friday i Oct. l9

Saturday Oct. Z0

Are Dollar Days in Summerside

in ilils city who were yilriiig-M h meet her.

Schr. "Charlotte M." Copt. Chas.

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This sale is for three days only, Thursday, October 18th, Friday, the 19th and Saturday the 20th. It starts promptly at 9.30 Thursday morning and ends at 9.30 Saturday night. There mare many other bargains not advertised. You’ll have to attend the store in person to take advantage of these bargains.

Furniture Bargains

Bed-Room Set, including Enameled Iron Bed, wire spring. and wool top mat-

tress. Complete Golden Oak Drcssc. two

and mirror. Dollar Days price .. Golden Oak Cornmodo viit

drawer and towel rack. Dollar Days price

Bed Springs, steel frame. Size 4x6.

and 4V2x6, Dollar Days price .... ..

Wood Beds, Golden Oak. Dollar Dsye ‘Z85

Wicker Baby Carriage. Dollar Days

price .................................................. ..

A I Look liver these Bargains at llliLMlilPS

Womens’ -

H $1135 ues in plain and fiir trimmed models Day. "ch """"" " ‘too mnked u unuwany w,” prim; Bicycle Inner Tube famous Dominion drawer! make Bale price ...................... .. 60c $9.02 Wvmflfi Coat Sweater: only 18 Bicycle Outer .110» made by tho h door‘ In this lot. Marked to clear at $2.95 Dominion Tire People. Price..- $1.59 ........Women'e Undervests and Drawers,“ Automotm‘ Inn" Tube’ “undid

. $5.97

$390 Women's White Hi

price .. $17.05 Bedroom Rockers, Surface Oak. Doi- “m” m” 7”“ “id'- lar Days price ............. .. $2.99 "w" lumfl" "i" a‘ P

Bedroom Chairs. Surface Oak. Dollar

Days price

Crockery Bargains

Wash Boilers. Tin and Galvanized

Iron. Complete with cover

Semi-Porcelain Cups, 0 for v7-Piece Cut Glass Water 8st

Class Solver, 10 inch

Stand Lamp, medium size, with burn- er and chimney ......... .., ................. ..

Lamp Burner, medium size. with

wick

Tin Dish Pen ................... .. Long Handled Tin Dipp

_ Water St. Summerside

wwwmnsna-warwararwni- ....» a .

Stoneware Teapot. sight cup

Glass Cream Jug .................... ..

$2.49 dresses. Sale price yard

36inch Messellne $2.25. Per yard ............. ..

79c

57c $1.75 58c

.... .. 53c esters-buying st least

_____ __ _9¢ goods. Sale price per pound 9V» MM‘, 0°" “"5"”. ‘Mgm 99m;- Il" Sesdless Raisins =ln shut. Pound 14o buys valve it »---.---~--~-—--- u“ 55° cfum Candy. poiimi ................ .. 23¢ "t" A" ‘"°°" :°“""‘"° ‘ma:

.... .. 18c White leans, I0 pounds fer 50o n°"g:"'ya'zrrnz"ahua aflflduflfi

.. 29c Blueberries canned, 9 cane for.... 28c m" “m. m m,‘ Mn.“ 9,"... pays .. 19c Csstile Beep, pound bsr, sseh 15o . W?

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New Coats for Ladies and Girls have just been received. Some splendid vai-

natural rib knit. Sale price

and Drawers. blade by Stanfield Dollar Days price garment ................ .. 99c

Floor Coverings Just 150 yards of Floor Ollcloth and

35-inch Tartan Plaid for children's

"""""""""""" " 29° Men's New Overcoste Just here. 8N Silk rdguiarly them. ................. .. $1.59 Men's ‘Dark Brown Tweed Wvfk

shlrting Gingham 28 and 3B Inches wide. Regularly 29c. Sale price. Yard 15c Gillette Safety Razor with double edge blades. Sale price ...... .. $1.99

Grocery Bargains

white Granulated Sugar to Custom-

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Wear

- Hardware Bargains Duck Decoys best quality. Dollar

quality. sll! price ......................... .. v.60 Electric Iron_ guaranteed. Price $4.89 Automobile Seat Binding for two

seats complete ................ ... .... 29c Spark Plugs for Ferd Cars, y, in. 30c Automobile Cord Tire, guaranteed

under Standard Tire Guarantee. Size

30.3%. for Fol-iii, Chevroletehstc. $12.00 Automobile Patching Outfit. should

be in every car ..................................... .. 80c

Men's and ‘Boy's Wear

.. 39c

bbcd Underveste s, Truro.