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'MFL R. R. HOWLETT is Guard-I

"rr ’.‘Av° w my In ml' °"°"”°°-‘ _THE Manning. pA||_y QUAR. Extra quality, well padded, solid lea- _HANDSOME c°|_.|.__Mr_ Robert DIAN can he obtained at Lairertyis ther Hassocks. Limited quantity;prlce

lldii, Bradford. is the ewnei- or it ‘T°“'°"“ P"’°"‘~ 3“‘”“'°""“°° "M °“”h' 0"" “Y ’”°" °" ’”°“°' uwrulns. e docked un the return

- "°"‘i ____ R.1‘.ni .Li it d, s merside. _ _ _ - ._ G 1,. .»

nlcc th,-ee ymd- old geldlnz. sired by' __|_EcT.URE'_ Remember Premier oman 6 7l’l5ll1o_23M2L trip at 10 p. m. witl. P5 passenger-_;l Messrs. Lyli.s a dnt and Joseph

n son ui Parkside. dam was sired by

Areenault’s lecture in Mlscouche Halll --

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"d*;f;;’N;’d b°"!‘1“‘)’;s;’men__‘;_If°" ll ”‘“°l‘ this evening. Admission lo and 15 -isi.ANosns.- 'rad sad intelli-

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There were 72 mnwm-d paS5e“ge,._, Chdrlottotown, spent Sunday at his by the N rnmmpel-land Saturday home in Georgetown.-G.

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Ilan agent for Annandale and vicinity. I

“Miz Douglas M. Gordon, Bruden-

and eight can mixed "eight The' S_ Arsenaulh Abnm»§ Vmagc' have eil was ai visitor io New Perth on Fri

outward 'freight on Monday mommg gone to Carleton Point where they consll-:-ted oi’ sixteen cars potatoes; We belllg ¢mPl°Yed-“’M~

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..°MR. HAROLD P.~00RDON il

the Georgetown Guardian Represen- tative. .

.."HEAVV HORSES 80LD.-.\‘les-

lrs. John D. Morrison and George A. Parker, Georgetown, have each sold 8. horse recently to `the Tennlsquota.

cents. Proceeds in aid ol Red Cross. gence from the trout, has reached

._Po1'a'ro wiAm<s1-_Tile int mm' Mmm,” village “ "W da” “‘° th” my dltvny freight. 'rwd canadian

' 9° ° A lMr Antonin Gallant son of Prosper - ~ ~

_ - Mi S ~- th C_ D_ 5 d (;_ at Tlgnlsh was in Surnmerside Friday Piumme t

market t00\¢ fl Slllllll advance on Fri _COUNTY COURT __The 0ct0berlL Gallant and Herme Arsenault son ne weaver’ 8 an r E

day, reaching 'l2'c and on Saturday ‘ ' morning 75,, pe, bush ,S bang named. telxn ialdthelvfounty Court, Fifth Cir-:°fN’I"`°a‘l° A"°“““ll Wd bee” gagged' port on saturday, they left early on C0lIllly C0lll'¢~-H- boys.

' eu . il ge cQua,rrle e ldi , was "' -

Farms" expect to gat “'00 a bushel in session at Summerslgle lan Iliiid ""°"'°

for them before many weeks.-H. - ay'

i The docket was made- up ol twenty-

Sunday morning for Halifax where they expect orders to proceed over. --Mr. ‘Malcolm Steele, the trainer of

sixty head of cattle and at-large quan- "'-' _ ..'THE ST. PETER’S BAY Red

-Mr. James McDonald, prosecutor Ci-055 Sucigty has forwarded to Capt.

n dollars for the Xmas

D. 6 with olllcers and crew were in llll€ll¢llllZ i0 llle 0111- 39590" Dl ""5 Bl0'~‘klll3S of our Canadian soldier

Lumber Co., Notre Dame. ._Quebec. Both these animals were: splendid types ot heavy horses, that of li/ir. Morrison tipping .the Scales? at 1520 `lbs. and that of Mr. Parker also going

W . well above the 1.600 -mark. Such

_ _ __»ANNANc_M_E____ Shipping N' horse breeders are a credit to the com.

____ _8H|PP|NG__ The fonowms Bea3_ Ente,-ed. po,-¢;__ Sch;-, Grand. the celebrated trotter, Devilisli Doro _ -

_PATRIOTW ENTERTmNMEN1__ four cases. The case of Thomas Schrs__ have c1em_ed,__Lma

, master Capt G,-am from port E1. thy, has returned from Charlottetownyqunc brisk' 2 ‘“<'l‘°0"9l`S l09-lllllg f0l‘

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A-r sTANi.EY-- Everyone come le Ly“°h'A""°"“’“'““d "“’"““ M°D°"“"l weed cept 'rr nilnl 5 k r PF. gin. with lumber rdr Helnnnrd Ltd.. having returned the mare to tile own- M°"°“ “ ‘°-- ‘mv fl" lv- lllf'-l"f1i‘l21u@ ‘

- e m ““ °" , » and one to A, (1 M . -~

the Sterling institute Bean Supper in (Pmmbm°n Prosecutor) R°°l’°“de“t Du Chene; Maude Weston. Capt. Cllallea Hilaglllw (41111. Thelllwllll E D"~ 'le“l‘l“5--H- r ' yew' P°'a‘°e"

~cnpi. Basil kelly or ine Naval l’"“h@'l~~'fl‘@“= WHS fiulle a fire in thei

, . ,_ ar' eel-li l’ 70 f - ‘

Stanley llall on Wednesday, October was al” disposed °f' Tm’ -was “H Weston in ballast for Rlchibuoto; J Sl"-llleY- Wllll wal mr ll°lm““° L ng mm to 7° tems per

itlih, and hear the famous Scotch sin- appeal from th°`d°°lsl°" ‘°f ‘lustlces M H. Ernest, Capt. Jackson cle-ar§il Lili.-H~

ser' Robert M_ Lammm promeds for §l:;e1;;a;f;I.f‘;" lllflnsfi? ~5(;“l;lY P- N‘ for Crupuud, where he wl'll load pro-

wtriotlc purposes. Admission and ue B' ary' °t 8 duce for a Cape Breton port. Gaso- WESTERN PERSONALS

.. . _ lction made by them for a ilrst of-

nnnper Ale. 754-lo-znvlzipd. "0"" lin., beat, cept. sn-alight, salt laden ...-

i_ fence against the Prohibition Act. The for Messrs Fred M Ltd Lime

. ,defendant Thomas Lynch wild resides Shemngue _H “gee” " -Miss crude lvlcnongnil di _ men-

-WEDDING BELLS-The marriage at Tlgnllih. after conviction appealed* ` ` mond was a visitor at Abrams Vil-

iook place on 'Tuesday morning the from the decision of the Magistrates,

lllth., or Mr. Emmanuel Poirier, sou of to the County Court. The Judge dis- -SOCIETY MEETING.-The rogu-1 ---_ Prosper Poirier to Miss Ma_rie _Alma missed the appeal and conllrmed the lar monthly meeting of the loqyall »-Mr. Alldrew Gallant and Mr. Mc- llalliini, daughter of Alphonse Gallant. Conviction of the Magistrates with branch of the society l‘Assumpt|on Quarrie tronl Rustlco, were in Egnlond itcv. Father Boudreault ofilciating. The costs. His Honor also gave judgment was held in the C.M.B.A. Hall last Buy last week.-M..

grooln was supported by his brother' in the case of Ephriam Bell vs. James Sunday. Mr. Antoine C. Gallant ably; » ' --1- Joseph of Abruuvs Village. while Miss Heffel] -both of Cape Traverse. This occupied the chair and a discussion of, -Mlss Eva Murphy of Summerslde ltoseiine Gallant, sister ol' the bride was an action ol damages to the plain- an interesting nature took place. The left on Saturday morning for Boston was maid of honor. Supper was tiiT's crops by turkeys and geese of principal speaker oi the meeting was where- she will remain for the winter.

.ecrved at Mr. Joseph Poirier, the home the defendant and was tried at the Mr. Molse Gallant. teacher of \St. Cllry| -I..

ui the Broom, t0 2 large throng of last sitting ol the Court at Centreville sostome. Mr. Gallant had some va- --

gucats. Tile evening was spent in Bedeque. Judgnlent was given for tile luahle suggestions to make l_n the in-I ..-Tllc many friends of Mr. S. E. Gal-

various amuseinenls.-M.

Inge scl;;ol 1;._;‘. week.-M.

Service, Halifax, is spending a few Vlllnge' on Tuefflla-Y lll°fT\ll1l§ llb0\1t days ut his hcime here. He leaves ‘me °'°l°ck when me flwelllllg ll0llll€ the last part of the month for England M Mr' J- J- Clark Wllh all ltS Cvll- lo go in the Naval service there.-Ii. tems- `l"‘~`l“dl"g Some m0ll91' 1-0 the

_ amount of over $70.00 was burned

-.\-ire. Ailisdn udfnrgey, Bradford. “"““"”g Mr' Clark” ‘he ne” "‘°’“l“‘g :lilly enjoy :ood health. Your sys-

ILM 28' was H visitor to Summersme gvithout even a coat or a pair ol tem becomes receptive lol’ any olr all on Friday' having made me mp by ools and without lilsilrallce.Hls moth lllheases-‘mil germs are lliell’ l0 0589 auto. Althougll nearly (our score of er 9' very om may bamll’ 93°ape‘1|

years ol age this' lady is still quite ac- being bumed [0 death' only f"" U” and do so at once.

uve and hCm_ty__H’ men of the village and Captain

Dieils ine wilnle place might have and peculiarly vu the blood-li. nuri_- been ln ashei Mn Clarke it is_1ém.n_ iles, enriches, and revitalizes it ann

-lilr. Dan. R. Morrison formerly of ed is going to move to l\lrs..Jackson's

thc stall oi The Canadian Bunk oi house for the wiinter,-Mrs. Wln,_a1|_ it id the negt blood medicine on Commerce, Sumlnerslile, arrived llonie Mills of Sailor'.s liope has gone io llie inlirlzet. lt has stood tile teilt Oi l'i'om-western Canada oil Fridziy night Haze-lbrook to S-ice her lliotlier Mrs. l-1.|f""l-V Vw" and is “sed an over me on u visit to 'ills parents Mr. and Mrs. Mcldalllane who is ill.--Potato dig- mlm” _ , , lp _

detelnlant but wlihoutfcosts.-H. I terest of the Society, some or whiclilani oi Allrenrs Village will hc pleas-A George Morrison 01’ Briullllllune.-L. glue is ulioul done.-0. ny all llrngglsiu. `

[IlEANSl_lHi Blllllil

When your blood is impure, weuk,

thin and deblllitated, you cannot pos-

in some part ol' the body.

Put your blood in good condition,

}lood's Sarsapnrllla acts quickly

builds up the whole system.

liood'g Sarsaparilla is not 3 cure-

\'.'orlil. Get it ulld begin treatment

it will surili hcl vuu. Sold

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T RSDAY OCTOBER 2 TH.

Come on Dollar Day join the happy crowds who will throng. this store. Every Dollar’s worth of clothing must be sold

during this sale. It was bought expressly for this purpose. We have been getting ready for this event for a long time and now' ' we find ourselves prepared even better than we thought it possible for us to be. The fact is we placed big orders for this fall’s stock when prices of goods were much lower than they are today. ` Follow the .crowds we have _plenty of salespeople to serve

you with tempting bargains.

This is Your Opportunity .You Cannot Afford to Miss it Bl-:Low is A PARTiAL LIST or WHAT WI: HAVE To OFFER

Bungalow Aprons, 2 for . . . . .$1.00 Housedresses, reg- $1-50 f0l‘ '- - -$1-00 Flannelette Walsts, WE- L50 f0l‘ $1-00 Underskirts, reg. $1.50 for . . _ . .$1.00

‘ Wéllol K-nit Undersklrts, reg. $1.2;1 00 Chamoisette Gloves, reg. $125

for ...

Corsets’ reg, .0 OI' . . . . . . . . . . Handbags, reg. $1.25, $1.50, for. .$1.00 Flanne1et`te_ Gowns ...$1.00 2 Voile Walsts ... ._ . . _ . .$1-00

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Listed Below are a Few of the Many. Bargains From our Men’s Department*

Pr0\\'sc’s Special (‘ol'-

‘) set

A special line of Ld-

dies’ Corsets, could eqil~ al any $1.75 corset, made of best quality coutil, reg. $1.50 on $ Day ..$1.00

100 Suit Cases will

be sold Dollar Day for $1.00, regular $1.50 and $1.75. -

' Navy :ind Black Si-l';_»,-0

.-\ Sl’l'}(!l.-\l. Ll.\'l‘} ()l<` L.-\I)ll~1S Sl:'I'l‘H

These Suits are not this -year’s styl- skirts

es, but 'are splendid values for the money. These Suits will be on sale at sharp 9 o’clock. Regular $15.00 to $25.00, on Dollar Day $3, $5, $8, $10.

In all the new styl~,s,

with novelty pockets

_ and belts. Reg. $3.50

New T\vl<:l-:ll ltAINco.iTs “ for -~- --$2-79 Just arrived Ladies’ Tweed Rain- . ._ __ '

coats, with`belfs and pockets, all sizes. Better quality Skut”

Reg. $6.50, 3; Day ............$5.ooA $4 75 for __ .,379

Winter Driving Gloves $1.25 for $1.00 Moire Underskirts, $2.98 for ...$1.50 _

Crepe de Chene Waists . . . . . .. .$2.00 Crepe de Chene Waists . . . . . .$3.00

Crepe de Chene Waists . _ . . . .$4.00

White Silk Waists ... _ . ._ ....$1.00 White Silk Waists . . . $2.00 and $3.00

Ladies’ Winter Coats . . . . . . __ .$8.00 - Ladies’ White Collars. _ . .15c and 25c Black Kid Gloves 531,, 6 . . . . . .. .$1.00

Suit Cases

_ 100 Suit Cases will be sold

on Dollar Day $1-00, l`€gl\lal`

$150 and 551,75, Men’s Khaki l -

Socks in heavy wool Scotch knit

Regular 65c, on Dollar Day, 2

Men’s ° . Mens Coat 0V€1‘2lllS S weaters 1

A big range Of Mews 0Vel`3llS We have a splendid line of

all E00d Quality and b0llElll fit grey Coat Sweaters, regular

Old Pflcesl i0 _be S0lll at Wll0l€ -° $1.50, to_be sold on Dollar Daly

sale prices on $ Day. i , fOl‘ » -- - ... - --$1-09

Dry (iooils Dept.

All remnant Winter Dress

Goods $2.00 each. _

Heavy rib wool Hose, all sizes

4 for $1.00.

Ladies’ Fleece Hose 5 pairs

for $1.00.

Ladies’ Heavy Winter Hose,

'4 pairs for $1.00.

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ST.\l‘LE DEPT

2,000 yds. 27in. Stripe Flanellettc,

reg. 18c, for . . . . . .. .. . . . . . ...14c 1

1,000 yds. 27in. White Flannelette,

reg. 14c,for

200 yds. 40in. Circular Pillow--.Cot-. -- 1-

ton, reg.30c,for

500 yds. 15in. Towelling, reg. 12c,

for... . . . . ...........10c

50 yds. 3/lin. Khaki Drill, reg. 20c,

for

All the above are extra good valai'-l _

for the money on Dollar Day. .

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pairsfdr . _ ...$l.00» _

_ ` Ladies’ Suits, Coats and Furs also Men’s Clothing at Wholesale Prices

10 lm No Goods on approval Dollar Day. -

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