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GIPOIIIWG beeeaoe they contain all banishment and no waste. They are always ready for

‘ beef lea and eon- aolmn and to put flavor, nutthneat and appedzi: not Into coupe, stews, and meat plea.

The Great Bee! Economy.

I50 KENT ST.‘

g by eating our U Home Made GRAHAM v _ Q —BADLY HURT. —lt tt-iiii found

‘ FLOUR. a Fresh t FLOUR.

WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR

BUCKWHEAT

(mam?! the ""355 whmesome i; ‘hti victim of 1i rccciit gunning ar-

bread) FINE

(great for Porridge). ROLLE D OATS

(choice.)

FLOUR

We have and sell at lowest prices well known brands. ROBIN HOOD FLOUR.

ROYAL - FLOUR.

HOUSEHOLD

BEAVER, GOLD MEDAL ii.‘ liquor to the Suuuut-rsitle vendor.

a DIAMOND and other

' ' brands, every pound guaran- teed.

i

. Carter & C0., Ltd.

FLOUR

GRAIN

FEEDS

i INSIDIOUS l EYE STRAIN

I use thia adjective advis- edly.

Sufferers from Eyestraln may have perfect vision and therefore do not suspect the presence of any eye defect.

The motive power of the entire human organism ia Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes, it is computed utii 2e about 20% of this Nerve Energy, but when Eye- strain is present, a much larg- er proportion is required. Hence defective eyes. through their consumption of an ex- cessive amount of Nerve En- ergy, may seriously affect the functioning of other organs of the body, and produce iii health.

HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED

(i. F. Ilutcheson

Optometrist

HAVING SIIMRI l-lRSlDl-I

Ti) ntiY 'l‘ill£

I ill i1 I ICSI‘ (.".-\.\'ll

lilVliD.

DREPJUD. ( 1R T Oi )

SPECIALTY.

PHONE 1B

-_ - w, ® .\lr. J. E. .\lc.\'cvin our to\\'n harn- I css maker has moved his place of business from (lranvillc SL. to thr

Qnorth of tho Bunk of Commerce‘

CUT OATMEAL ’ , i

1/‘; —FOR (Robin _, si-vonilhanil rngincs 511K000 repair:

Q i 11.1’. Rcnfrt-w Oil Engine $350.00 ‘y-i‘ Mllllfll $75.00. One Caron Lighting

Hood Make.) é t1 . TABLE C0 RN M EA L .1 ; <1 7.0m J1 11.1’. International Hori-

iuilgntent till Saturday the

IQ inst.-—H. _ ,

'I'.»\I\'IIIN UITFICIC ()1? .\. l‘lliR(Yl-'. (7).. l.'l‘I)., \\’IZ ARI-I NO\\' OPEN l’. l\'.\N(fllliR$ .\f\'l) 'I'R.-\I’I’IZRS.

llli I’LI'L.‘\SI*1I) T!) ll.\\.'li YOU ('.r\I.l.—()l{ Sl-IND CS Y'(‘)L'l{ l-l.\"I‘IRl-'. ('()Ll.l§C'l'l()N ()1? SILVER FOX FIIRS, .\II..'SKR.-\'I'S AND .\IINK BY .\Ii\lL OR EXPRESS AND THEY 1E \\'II.L Illi liI~l.\/Il’l"l‘l-1l) ALI. FERS ARE HELD SEPAR- ./\'I'I*.I.Y AND IF PRICI FACFQRY GOODS WILL Ill’. RICTURNIQI) I NU QI'.»\N'I‘I'I‘\’ TU!) SiVIALI. l..-\R(jli-li.-\('ll l{l*.(fl§I\\'l*'.S FAME 1’Rl).\ll"l‘ i\'l"l‘l~‘.N’I'l()N.

llltjll CLASR SllXlilt 1701K PICIITS .\

WRITE FUR OUR PRICl-I LIST‘. Reference’: Baiiik of Nora SCH/Ill

G. R. MacQUARRIE

SUMMERS/DIE

l i

Summer e. next to ~ Laurence Galianfs ailcr Shop (and directly opposite t Gallant

—8HOP from Holman’: Cate-lot

Lao TRIMMED HATS worth lssco for $2.50 on Saturday. Sin-

clair & Stewart Limited. 996-11-28-111-21

—WONDERFUL VALUES IN Ladies‘ (‘oats at $10.00. $11.95, $17.50, $19.00 and up at Sinclair's. 996»11-28-m-21

-HAY MARKET- —Consiiler~ able pressed hay is being iuarkv; ed in town these days, the price paid ranges from $10 to $12 per lton.—H.

—THE NUNS BAZAAR at St Paul's Hall on Tucsdiy" evening was attended by a largo number of people and proved vcry successful it will bc continued also on Wed- nesday evening-ll.

—TRANSFERRED.—.\lr. Ronald Gay of Stimmcrsiilu. an einployct of tho Royal Bank at ’l‘_vni= Valli-y ‘s receiving hcarty congratulations on his promotion. being transferred to tht- branch at Shubonacadie, N. II.'-I'I-

-susv PLOWING. —Dl1l'lll[1 the prcscnt balmy. ilcllilhttul WOIIIIIPI‘. FOIIIP f"\\'.l_i\l'|l1<‘l't§ 111R)’ yo! Ill‘ seen with their teams. plowing for ihc Spring crop. —H.

—-CHANGE OF LOCATION. —

nciir ilii- Steam Lriunilry on Spring Street.—1l.

,0

ui-c.i‘.<sary' at the 1‘rint-c(‘oi1nty Hospital TIIPSIIRI)‘ morning to um‘ llllllllt‘ all tht- fiugl-Js. ixccpt 1hr iiidcx fingi-r from the hand of Nlasior Edmund Perry of Mbt-rton

cidcnt. h-- \viil lllilli" it innnplc-te recovery.

Ii is llii\\' iiuticipitcil that

SALE-Jfhc following

11.1‘. lnti-rnritionzil Upright

Hliint iuscd as Dcm0nstrat0r)— I {OUII as new. Special Price $375.00. t‘ E. H. RAYNER. Sumiucrsitle. lltiS-ll-ZG-iti-Sl

..—CASE CONCLUDED. — The adjourned raises of two young men charged with certificates for

from Kensington passing forged were concluded when His

on Monday last Honor adjourned for 29th

—GUARDIAN REPRESENTA- ii TIVE-"The Guardian's Western Q representative has an oflice 0n Wat or street,

Crockett b1ock)—his phone number is 233, He is an experienced news- paperman. capable of giving ad- vertising counsel and service. etc. and will be pleased to receive news, subscriptionspr advertising.

AAALAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAL v v vv

KEEPING WihlsiAn IR Tabla! (a vegetable aperlant) taken at nllht will help keep you wall, by toning arid strengthening your d1- [eetlon and elimination.

Chips o f flue Old Block

t t t t t m Junioaa-Lmi- Nla One-third the regular dues. Made I of the came lngrcdlente, then eandy P

coated. For children and adults. iOOl-D BY YOUR DIUGOIITi

-ALL PATTERN HATS clear- ing at halt price at Sinclairs » 996-11-28-m-2l

—ROBIN HOOD FLOUR, Whole- sale and Retail. Holmanw Summer- ;id9.—771-11-17-I-mO.

—SPECIAL PRICES on heavy iuality ladies Leatherette Rain- coats, slzes. 16, 26. 3S.'Regular $12.50 for $10.00.—~996-11-28-m-2i

-FLANNEL AND KNITTED dresses sclIinS iron; $4.95 up at Sinclnir's.——096-11-28-ni-2i

—ST. ELEANORS-Come to big ‘onccrt and Basket Social at St. Qleanofs Hall on Friday, Novem- ii-r 2h‘. Sale of candy. Ladies with mskcts free. Admission 30 cents. 989-11-27-21

—GiRLS SWEATERS G_to 10 yours. Special 750.. at Sinclair's. 006-11-2S-m-2i

—BURIAL TOMORROW.- The fiini-riii of the late Mrs. Philip Van. ldcrstinc of Summersidc \viil take placi- on Saturday. 20th. at 1 p. in. o Wiluiot Cemetery.

—ANOTHER SHIPMENT oi’ nrw wool crcpc platted skirts with fflfllISOIC. Ladies’ sizcs. Special $2.50 each at Sinclair's. 996-11-2S-nr2i

—POLICE COURT.—At the Prin- ci- (‘O>| Court housc on Siriurdayn llis llonur Judge‘ lilcQuirriu presid- nr: a young man. charged with scdiiction. was tint-d the sum of $6.75. —ll.

—ENTENDlNG HIS TRADE.—

3h‘. J. T» Wtlitc. coal ili-alci" of iuniincsrsiiic. so it i5 rtiptirtpiL has tiurchiiseil tlic Schr. J. '1‘. Ern» st. and will now be in ii much rcttcr position to deal ivIth the coal imposition. ~41

—-REAL SERVICE. — Sumiucr-

fiic pcopii- who have ticciisiun to isc [he 'l‘clegriiph arc loud in their pr: st- of thc real scrvicc rendcrcil by the local branch of the Western vnion herc- Illr. Smith. thr- iuaii- iger and his staff do everything possible to piciisu the ptlhlfrg ii - iiuiic refreshing to find such scr- vicc rr-ndcreil—~ii\dccil such aittt-ir t'on miilht well be citvicd by sumo 1f the larger OIIIUUE.

-—REAL SERVICE- — Siiiumcr» sidv people who have ticcasiou to usi- the Telegraph are loud in thuir praise of thc rcal scrvicc rcnilerul by the local branch of the Wcstcru Union hero. Mr. Smith. thil, inan- agar and his staff do everything possible to please thu public. 1t is iiuitc TDIIPShIIIK to find such scr- vici- reudered-inilecil such -.ittcn-_ Lion might wcll be envied by SOIIIUi of tilt-larger offices.

—WHARF REPAIRS-Work oii_ the rilpairitig of the ltailivziyi

lug viry tiivtirably unilcr the forc- inansliii) of Mr. John E (fzinip-l bell. who thoroughly uutli-rstuiiilsl tho laying of thc structurc- Ai-| though the work may not b0 coin-i tilcteil this fall. it has advanced so. tiir, that teams with loads. can‘ ilrive to thc end 0t‘ the wharf. 1t is, safc to say that when this work is‘ completed. that the wharf will I11‘ In better condition than it has l)l‘t"i| for a greit innny years. —ll.

—WEDDED IN U. S.—Thc marri. 11.11;- of Margartit L. Ollvcr. ilaugiit- or of .\lrs. Jessie Olivcr and .\‘l.Sli‘l‘ to Norman Oliver, (Jascumpcc, l’. E. 1. iook place on Sept. 16th to A (lilhcrt liigelmv. of Priiicctou .inil

Wnrcrsti-x, hlass. The Rev. .111". Walhcn of tho Congrogationla (‘hurch pcrformcil tho ccrcitioiiy.

.\lr. and Mrs. Wiiltcr M. Bullum. closi; friends of the bride and groom. were their only attcnil.iiit.-. 'I\l1ss Oliver is ii Lifdlllillt‘ lllll‘.‘~'(‘ and wcll known 1n Worccstcr; \1r. Blgt-‘ow. ti graiiuati- of llr- Wuri '.~'t' l‘l" ACHIOIIIY and iii business in l‘r‘nci'ton and Worccsli-r. lmint-ili- atvly ziftrr thc ('.l'.'(‘lllf)l1)' tho (‘Ollllli- It'll on a ton days motor trip Ill Altintrt-zil. Tilt-y stoppi-ii iii Pliitis- IHITL’. \\‘l1(.l'l1 Mr. Bigclmv was iii training during the World War: then on io Sdrutoga Springs. Lulu- Chtiniplain and to Nuw York (lily. Thofr many friends and rclatlvt-s t-xtcnil best wishes for their futurc happiness.

(iVliR TIIIZ

AN D IE.

'l‘IRI-‘, r>U'i'l'L"l‘ 0F \\'1~‘. PAY

PRICES AND \\'il)I7I.I)

FOR DAY RIZC-

l Ania NOT S.~\’l‘lS~ i

SIIIPM l".\"|‘

(‘rnckrft fir Gallant Bldg. Summer Si.

-OMiS$iON CORRECTED — (Jiviui: to thc unfortunziti- dropping out 0t a line a wrong impression was given in the liquor cases tricd before the Stipendiary Magistrate in Summcrsiile as reported in Wod- ncsilay‘s lssuc- The report should have roath-“LIQUOR CASES — Stipcndiary Wyatt hail two cases brforc him on Monday, both being for prcscntlng forgcd medical cPrt- iflcotcs for liquor to tho local vou- tlor. In one case Mr. A. (‘. Saund- wlcrs. K. (‘... appcnrcil for tho dc- fcndiiitt and cudenvorcil to provi- that iit thr- timc the trcrtiPt-iiii- \v:is= alleged to have been flllod that thi- dcfc-nilant was in Kcnslngiou iii other work. The other defendant was represented by .\lr. Justin Hynrs, Kcnslngton, who submitted that tho lll-‘lPlllllllll could nt-ithor rciiil nor write and had recoivcil lilo prescription from unotlicr tier- snii iiuil in good fitlth hnil gonc and liiiil it filled. The Magistralc rc» served his ilecision until ‘Saturday in both cases."

1 i Cold in the Head

float Mlnardw. and Illllhll: oftrn. Splendid for rniiir-

rah.

WNARIIS

wharf at Summersiilc. is progrcss-I '

k v lif-ll-liwsot.

IIMEN

OVERCOATS REDUCED $20.00 Ovcrcoats for . . . . . . . . $15.00 $25.00 (Riot-coats for . . . . . . . . $18.75 $30.00 Overcoats for . . . . . . . . $18.75 $40.00 (Ncrcozits for . . . . . . . . $30.00

$45.00 Overcoats for . . . . . . . . $33.75 (TNDERWIQAIR REDUCED $1.00 Unilcrwezii‘ for . . . . . .. . . .75

$1.25 Iluilcrwcai‘ for ..... . . .. .04 $1.50 Underwear for .........$1.12

$2.00 Ilndcrwcar for . . . . . . . ..$1.51J

_ $3.00 UIKIBFWBZII‘ for . . . . . ..$2.25

,1 i . 4.00 [Inderwear for . . . . . . . . $11.00 i . $5.00 Underwear for . . . . . . . . $3.75

All other lines reduced in proportion.

ALL SWEATERS REDUCED $2.00 Sweaters for ............$1.50

$2.50 Siveaters for . . . . . . . . . . . $1.87 $3.00 Sweaters for . . . . . . . . . . . $2.25 $4.00 Sweaters for . . . . . . . . . . . $3.00 $5.00 Sweaters for . . . . . . . . . . . $3.75

Boys.

in fact everything in the MEN'S STORF.

t

"a M - To-morrow, r1 ay ormng I I Begins‘. Our Great ‘ I

SALE OF MEWS CLOTHING

' 1th’ r "1."l Boys C o mg, urms mgs,

’|‘() TURN G11~.ii-lottet0\\‘n’s finest stock 0f Clothing: and Furnishings for MEN and NIYS svriftly into cash, we offer you, beginning Friday morning, a great sale of all kinds of mci-chantlisefoi‘ Men and Boys, at price reductions that will please cvcri‘

l112ll1——&ll1(I cveryi W01112111 who shops for a man or boy.

STOCK NEW — FRESH — STYLISH —- ATTRACTIVE, SALE FOR A LIMTED TIME ONLY — GET IN ‘ WITH THE FIRST — GET YOUR OWN CHOICE

-t..,.

MEN'S SUITS REDUCED $15.00 Suits for .. . . .. . . . . . . $11.25

$18.00 Suits f0!‘ ...... . . . . . . 313N150 .f'20'.00 Stilts for . . .. . . . . . . . . $15.00 $25.00 Stilts for .... .. . . . . .. $18.75 $40.00 Suits for . . . . . . . . . . . . $210.00

M ICNXS SHIRTS RE DUCED

$1.110 Shirts for ... _ _ _ _ _ __ _75 $1.50 Shirts for ... . . . . $1.12} $2.00 Shirts for .... . . . .. . $1.50 $2.50 Shirts for .. . . . . . . . .. $1.87 $3.00 Shirts for ............ $2.25 $4.00 Shirts for . . . . . . . . . $3.00

All other shirts i6} Mcn anti Boy; reduced in proptrrtion. I

MENSSOCKS REDUCED 50cSocksf0r 38c 75cS0cksf0i'................. 57c $1.00Socksf0r................75c $1.25 Socksfor 84c $1.50 Socks for .. $1.12

Proportioiraite reductions on ‘III other clothing and fnrnisiiin f M

r r ‘ ‘ . 1 u ‘ Deep cuts on Collars, Ncckwcai‘. Overalls, Night Shirts ‘RTITI Pggitmzigfilifiilt; "lid C4115» Gitlves, Mdcklnawls. Shcep lincd Ooiats, Rain Coats Trunks and Valis~es~~

MOORE a nitrous

NOVEMBER 2s; 1924..