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ANNOUNCINC The Exposition oi MILLINERY

FOR AUTUMN

Wednesday, Sept. Zist. from

2to6p,m,

We therefore cordially invite you to visit our store and inspect o11r magnificent assortment 0f millinery. Its a privilege to view so beautiful a collection, lovely en- ough to thrill the beauty loving heart of -any woman.

AN ADVANCE SHOWING OF WOMEN’S ANl) MISSES FALL SUITS, COATS ANI) DRESSES

IN ALL, THE NEWEST MODELS

DISPLAY OF FURS

We especially call your tattention to our wonderful

display of Furs and Fur Coats.

(‘ome early and make your selection. Don’t forget,

Wednesday afternoon, September 21st.

PROWSE BROS LTD.

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tiian itiver, Wednesday evenint; heatttitully renderrat". by Nlrs Sept. 14th; a very interestittg event Jennie ‘Stewart ot’ Park Corner, Lina l1 iorenee 'l‘h.- nuptial knot was tied under an sumptous repast.

took plat-r» when Tuplin, 'l‘uplin was llt-rttarti McLeod, son of M1: and Mrs, (leo. The ltev. T. \\'. (loodiviii pertorttl- ed iht» eeretnony’ The lll‘il|(_' given li\\'ilY by her mother

oi’ Mrs. Annie areh oi’ evergreens and wedding presents 1mm: tu Januw‘

tlattgltter tnarried bride was attired in whitt- itnd georgettte with pearl trim

salt-t Nit-Lend, iiurlington.

was with orange blossoms, carrying tn untlor.hor itzttui a bouquet oi‘ white asters ' copy).

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SMOKING TOBACCO

The same rich flavor -—tbe sumo restful comfort and satis- iaction in both Plug and Cut Plug.

Rutuplra both forms to please ALL Smokers.

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the. strains oi‘ ille wedding 11111111.“Hafitiitmtiftttttt- ternrtiflter-eott gratulations wort- exit-ndeti the most oi tho guests sat tiown to a

ltells. They were uttattentieti. The serviceable, while several sortie riteques were which spoke volumes for the pop- utings and ltrttial veil (rauglu 11p ularity ot‘ the young eoupie. They will take up their homo in linrling ton. lSumtnt-rsltie {tapers

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‘SEPTEMBER 20, 1921

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5P°¢i8l A Showing Evening

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Our Mr. Dry/v has recently returned from a visit to Mon- treal and Toronto-where he has been looking up new fab- rics for fall.

Some of his purchases are arriving daily, and on

Wednesday 21st 2.30 to 6 p. m.

A very interesting showing of the new Evening Silks will bs offered on the main floor;

The Men’s Store Shows

The finest 1.111 .5... that it has ever brought to Prince Edward

Island. 0n Wednesday 21st inst all our friends are invited to call and go through the dsplay of new goods in this section.

—Boys Suits $5.95 to $17.50 —Boys Overcoats $9.00 to $20.00 -Men’s Suits $14..95 to $50.00 —Men’-s Overcoats $17.50 to $50. --Men’s Fall Hats $3.75 to $10.00

This a display thiat in our opinion will be fully as interesting as the Millinery openingy-will youglve 1t the “once over” anyway.

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groom. Their fantastic

--DEBIRAILE RESIDENCE for —WEDDING BELL8.—A sale See Hon. Justice Arsonsuit’:

~WHEN IN SUMMERSIDE nt- tending Prince (Younty Exhibition. enil at the. (llohe Hotel for goon meals at reasonable roles. MIS- lteuhen Durant, - Proprietor, ISun- merslde. l’.E.i.

n reception in honor of their son llenth and his bride. m-e Miss Vlr t‘gfrlzlfilgwtgnhettléaldnélr.

in the evening they were nmrried at the Rectory. Reusing. ton, Rev. Mr. Neish. officiating. On

arriving nt tho groom's home they

found n goodly iiumbor of relative!

and friends waiting to greet them and to wish them much happiness pjqutm. “d through life. The evening wns plea- ll "lit-veil M once Ind santly spent in conversation. “M” “l” "kl" 3'"'Pl° game; and music. During evening 11 numptious repnst

—-RACEB POSTPONEIL- The Kennignton horse races which were to hgye been held lnsi Wednesday Mlernpolz, More portly-titted uuliil this coming week, owing to the unveiling of the Monument at Tra-

that date. Many young people from thg ylll- . 1 '

- nnn‘ 11a ch- eti to do honor to the bride costumes nud antics caused much merrimenl _ ‘and laughter for nii_ All were kint - - ly treated tp elite; ot all d"'i1cript- We“! a l ions, candy" and fruit which they 5M9 m, 5Murqny_

tiny, Aug. 3111i, the occasion being the emeem m wmch the“. young w“ u visitor m town on

i h‘ n gio Adams, French River. Plnriier ‘Myer and ‘hen, many rflgndsranth: qukluyt them much joy and happiness.

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use Dr. Chase's Ointment for

Skin irritations.

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nla tlnn this paper and send 2c wa for punts". 60c o box sll dealers or

roller’: Rest, which took place on, served to which all did lustics.f.4":'“'°"- 3"" 5 9°» 1441- 7°"

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The Modes of AUTUMN

w ILL BE DISPLAYED BEAUTIFULLY, 1T OUR GREAT EXHIBIT OF FALL MILLIN. ERY ANI) WEARABLES QN all floors of the store. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST FROM 2.30 to 6p. m

N ATURALLY THE PRINCIPAL CENTRE 0B - INTEREST WILL BE THE MILLINERY: SECTION, where there will be shown probabiyi

~ the large-st and certainly the most carefully sei-l

ected rtange of , NEW MILLINERY IDEAS i

shown in Prince Edward Island. Miss MacLelian and Miss Foster spent several weeks this late

" summer, among the best producers of Millinery in

New York, Toronto, Boston and Montreal, and the. splendid lines then purchased will be on display!

for you. - 1 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

- .New Trimmed Hats ._ —-New‘llntrirtt,med Hats —New Trimming Materials _—Lh1ldren s Mtlltnea ~~New Models, made designed, made 11p tall __tyin1med in our own workrooms under the sup- --ervision of Miss Adele MacLellan.

COATS-SUITS-DRESSES

XPRESSIVE OF THE » vERY LATEST

STYLE TENDENCIES 1s this splendid shtliw- ing of the newest coats, suits and frocks. N15! Foster selected ta large numbelj 0f_V9l'Y b30050?" American Suits and Coats while 1n New Yo‘: ~ these are now ready, and will be (IlSPliaYe 0" Wednesday, 21st. . a

-—-New Fall Coats, $1500 to $130M- I

--New Hall Suits at $27.00 to $84.00.

_.-New Dresses $15.00 to $54.00. i i

SHOWING NEW FURS

T HE SHOWING OF NEW

FURS IS ONE of the features of the ready-to-weal’ delfflftmnl- More complete and inclusive than at any time in the past-the show- ing of coats and small furs l8 Such as will delight you. -

COATS AT $125.00 to $42500. MUFFS AT $0.00 to $95.00. SCARFS AT $10.50 to $120.00.

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The Montreal. h" “'32:”! 11dvt., in this issue. the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Boyce ‘ream, npprecmer The"; was n lng Clomgafl: have ggarlom Harding, French River, wednea|nlcn army o; pramntn, showing __M,.,,_ (DU Chump,“ wheat)“ tbgtvzcléwh‘; a“ ready m"-

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at-iwnsrnnu. PERSONALS

-—Mr. Ari. Doiron, Piusvilie, nnd port motored tho trip to Summat- ll

Smu” celvs orders for lur rt d"! ll l ling ct sli 11mm. "W1" l at", 5nd clesn "d-

msds to order costs l" m‘ sud isdlsl. u,‘ Good satisfaction. ll". work, ttucntfill‘ 7”“ e risnce in the huslnell- (gnnqh Olllcs) u’ 1'14: MONTREAL F nsmooznntuo W” lllloy Building. "W" Opposite PPoWN 5"" Charlottetown

-—~Misn Katie Howard, (lapel Wolfe, who itnn been visiting 1.1 town, was u passenger homuwurd on Saturday.

-—Mrs1. Martin Griffin, 0‘Leary,! who had spt-nt l couple of weeks under tnndical treatment st the Prince County Hospital returned home on Saturday, being pretty well on tho rosd to recovery. H

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