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AN OLD TIME I-Iallowe’cn evening to convey Camille Arse-

Dance in Strand Theatre, Kell- nault of Summerslde to the Prince

-CO-OPERATIVE farmorg. Em-

erald will be loading live hogs and

lambs' for Montreal on Wednesday.

Nov. 2nd and up till noon Thurs-'

~~Messrs. C. A. Hayes. W. R.hRi(t:» day' Nov' sm'

pe and M. F' Tompkins, of t e . T `N.yR., were iii Summerside Satur~ "P}?FPV DAY-uLPilte otlgr Upsrta' day morning on a tour of lnspec gf ‘be °°“(;""'V'S WW td “li W il tion overthe P. E. Island railway. ° ° 95"” in “miners 9 “ co"

~ nection with Armistice Day obser-

Ve5Srs~Armm_ Allen and Ar! vstion. The movement being un-

ihiir \lorris Summerside have pur der the auspices of me I`o`D`E` and chased the 'Jewelry and optical bum me G'w'v‘A' i _

siness for many years conducts-l = '

*_»_ __ ‘ by Mr. H. R. Crockett. ’I`_h_e firm

. ' ` name will be Allen and Morrid.

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. NOVEMBER 1, 1921

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, Ins WESTERN GUARDIAN ,T 3---D) m

ambulance was called out Friday '"1 lb' "N V3 in'

-His friends will hear with re~

.gret that Oliver Carver, of the

employ of ll. T. Holman, Limited. Summerslde, is under treatment at the Prince County Hospital.

s|sHoP s'rnAcHAN.`

Bishop Strachan was himself so

much a father in spiritual and cc- clesiastical mattersrin Upper Can- ’ad.a that it is diillcuit to think of him acknowledging an earlier (‘an- adian ns “my spiritual father," yet Rev. John Stuart, D. D.. of Kings-

.mlm stuart. canes "tus little

gentleman" in spite of his six ‘feet four inches. was the (inn mission- ary of the Church of England in Upper Canada, entering the .wilds as a United Empire Loyalist with his 1ellow_4Pstriots in 1786 and re- presenting tho Society -for the Pro- pagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts until his death in 1811. Out of the Loysllst rectory in Kingston came three sons, one clergyman. two sheriffs and three jurists, and from them and two daughters a numerous and honorable family.

:Perha-ps the most distinguished

descendant in the present gener- ation is Col. Sir Campbell Btunrt, managing director of the London Times. Tliqre are influential branches of this early family in Montreal and Hamilton. The ser- vice rondered the infant nation by DY. Stuirtllncluded his bringing up Sir John Beverly Robinson, Bart.

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Eyes Examined

' RECENT FIRES

i~‘lre losses in (Lanadd during

the week ended October ‘.!6lii_ ure »_~.<timatt-fl by The .\ioneiar_v 'l`in\cs .it S-143.800. compared with $509,' 750 the previous week.

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~-Mrs. Marcisse Perry of Nail

Pond. while in Summerside last week on her way to Portland. '.\iaine, to visit her husband. who

had passed away. The body pass.

‘was taking medical treatment_ re , ce-ived a telegram stating that he`

lton, Ont., was so named by the dis- tinguished oleric. From this state ment it would seem obvious that - the Stuart iamilyygoes back to the

NEW INCOHPORATIONS

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Had your iron

today? . .

very beginnings of things in this ‘Authorized capital of $12.37i;000` .L.-_-1---

country. Such an inference is sub- ta ti ted b a eadln f a. little

is represented by companies w ose lncorporations were reported to The

s n a Y r g o ° ° volume, "A Genealogical Study," Monetary Times during ‘the weitefilr E a t m O 1' e 1° a 1 S I n S w

by A. l{. Young, just published at

° Glasses Fitted

MInard'a Lint-out for Duudrull

night to Nail Pond.

ed through Summerslde Niday lu... nurh yu. ‘uxmguon Ontario

ended. October 22nd, compared $16;54.3.000 the previous week.

softens water-cuts gms;

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Eye-Glasses Froi

$2.00 to $10.00

From East Point to Cape

Boar is a big territory, yet right across this space

Parkman Supplies the Big Majority of Eye-Glasses

Simply because PARK-

MAN'8 EYE-GLASSES are the FINEST PROCURABLE. and he is tho ONLY GRAD- UATE OPTICIAN (attend- ancc courses.)

In Montague

' Cali and soc for yourself

hll UP-TO-DATE OPTICAL PAR LOUFIS.

in E. PARKMA

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Montague, P. E. l.

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Professional Cards

12 ONLY WOMEN’S COATS TO CLEAR AT $12.00

' A romorkabie value in womsn’a cloth coats made

from good weight cloth in dark serviceable colors. A good coat at an exceptionally low prics. Special each $12.00

I THIS COAT $15.00

A splendid lot of garments in fancy tweedl, sli-

vertones, cheviots and other fabrics. They come in a range of good dark and most desirable colors and the style and make up is all that you would wish for. A great value for Bargain Week each .... .. $15.00

ALL WOOL VELOUR COATS

$18_00 _

New styles, select cloths and but tailoring.

Either loosc or belted model. We match this coat

against any $25.00 line you can acc anywhere. Our very low price while they last ......................... ._ $18.00

BABY LAMB CLOTH COATS $27.50

An excellent garment and particularly adapted

for middle aged or elderly ladies. Sizes 38 to 40. On sale special for these days each ..................... ._ $27.50

Mark R.McGui an BA .

clear just Half Price.

TWEED RAINCOATS HALF PRICE . 20 women's twccd ralnooato, assorted colors. $15.00 to $20.00. Reduced now to

SIBERIAN WOLF SETS $15.00

A splendid value in muff and neck piece of natural Siberian Wolf, good tlzo. pieces

neatly trimmed and in modern shapes, special, por set $15.00

[_siNci.Ain & Tnwnirr Limited Quality noon. ft.. L...

Summersidc Bargain Week SEVEN DAYS - - SALE - - SEVEN DAYS

Oct. 29th to Nov. 5th 1

Extraordinary Low Prices on Many Lines of Sjeasonabie Merchandise

THIS IS SUMMERSIDE’S GREAT BARGAIN WEEK. PARTICI-

PATED IN BY THE DIFFERENT BUSINESS HOUSES, AND THIS STORE IS MAKING IT A BARGAIN WEEK IN EVERY SENSE OF THE

WORD. `

REMEMBER. We are not basing our reductions on last year’s val-

ues ias the large majority of our goods are new and bought at 1921 prices. 'Our customers know that when the slump in prices came we were in excel- lent shape to meet it as every department was running with the lowest amount of stock it was possible to do business on_ Consequently you can be assured of genuine valu'es_‘Read this list of specials land make a note of

the dates " ` I 1

Saturday, October 29th to Saturday, November 5th inclusive, l, You should not fail to be here onone or other of these days. ~ 1

Choice Barbadoes Molasses ' 69c Per Gallon

For this seven day. aalo beginning with

Saturday, October 29th wo offcr bright number one fancy Barbadooo Molaoocl it the very low price of 69c per gallon. This

HOUSE DRESSES 98c

A great value In serviceable house dresses,

made from good quality print and percalo. neatly made ln assorted sizes. The biggest value you have seen for many a day. Our special for Sumrnersldo Bargain Week your choice each .......................... ._ 98c

THIS DRESS $1.39

A superior quality house drcas In snorted good

colors. Spiondldly made and trimmed. The equsi`of which you are likely to see pricod at $1.75 to $2.00. Sale price each ..................................................... __ $1.39

SPLENDID MILLINERY OF- FERINGS FOR BARGAIN WEEK

WOMEN’S READY T0 WEAR AND TRIM-

MED HATS for fail and winter in allortcd colors

and models. Worth to $2.50. On sais for these days your choice to clear at just ................ ._ $1.00 each

WOMEN’S FALL AND WINTER HATS, ready-

to-woar in an assortment of the season's good col- ors and styles. Good value at the prlcs of $5.00. On nic for Bargain Week just ....................... .. $2.50 each

A STUNNING OFFER IN ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS ONLY $1.50 PER YARD

Nowhere do the lower prlcos show to more advantage than in the wool dross

goods and cultings and hero is a line just opened that is the equal. if not better than, anything we have pun asia to ottor in pro-war days.

is the lowest price we have been able to

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_ A superior weight, all pure wool Botany Serge, woven in a dice design, colors

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BARRISTER. BOLICITOR, ETC. Money to Loan Cameron Block Charlotteown, P. E. island

ODD MUFFS HALF PRICE

account of being odd llnoa we ard clearing than out at Half price.

I doz. odd muffs in Siberian, Sable and other furi. Regular $10.00 to $20.00. On

offer on a first class article molasses for some seasons. Quantity to any one customer limited to ten gallons. Got your supply early, par gallon ........................................ ._ 69c

Burgandy, Navy, Sand, Gray, Copsn, Rose, Brown, Cream also Black. The width is 44

lnchos and the quality is fully up to that sold a short while ago at $4.50. This should 1 prove a great snap for our Bargalnweek visitors, por yard ......... ._ $1.50

i WOMEN’S FINE BOOTS ONLY $2.98

S. S. HESSIAN

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public Etc. MONEY TO LOAN Mgntlgug P. F.. illlnd

G. s. INMAN, KL. 0.

Room No. 12 cameron Block‘

VICTORIA ROW

J. A. MacDONALD

Barrister. Solicitor, Etc MONEY T0 LOAN Office-Fliioy Building Chariottetéml

Dr C. C. Archibald

Graduate on N. Y. Pont Graduate Medical School and Hospital Practice limited to Eye, Elf. N°l° and Throat Office Bayer Building, Great George Strut, Oppoaits Guardian Office Telephone 850-J.

[ 2 Oglcolfiouro-0 to 12 a. m. 1 to 5

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W. J. Palmer, K. C. H. L_. Plimlr

larrlstora, oto "

Bank of Nova Scotia Building Charlottetown. P. E. I. Manny to Loan

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1 J. A. McEACHEN,

Oph. D. Eye Specialist

Offloo-Prowlo Block, 127 Grafton Strut Hours-10.00-1.00 B-6 Evonlnga by Appointment

_ Phono |58-L.

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on a neat fitting last with Cuban heel. A stylish good looking boot at

I a very low price. Assorted sizes 2% to 7. Per pair .................... ._ $2.98

120 pairs womsn'a high cut bright velour finished lace boot. made

BEST GRADE GRANULATED SUGAR 8 1-2c

in order to make this sale count for much in all Departments and bring the nco- _

' essariet of life to the lowest possible figure our price on beat grads white Gtlt\\l|i¢°d

sugar for this day will be Byzc per pound.

Remember this is not second quality, but a first clan sugar auch as pro rcllll

every day. Slae price per pound ............................... .. 87/gc

SPECIALS IN TABLE LINENS ,FOR BARGAIN WEEK

72 inch linen table damaak, good weight and superior quality.

Price $4.00 On sais for those days por yard $2.95

Extra heavy table damask in tho 72 inch width. Regular $2.75.

Special calc price per yard .................................................................... .. $1.90

MEN ’S ULSTER COATS FOR $19.50

Wo know you can got Iota of overcoats at this price but what kind of a

4° 30,7' Get? Hcro's an all woolhoavy weight cloth ulator the equal of any- ” il Y U seo ovon at a much higher figure. 'l'hoy’ra splsndldly made ln ong 50 inch length. Home with bolted back, others with bolt all round, jvlzgiflliirz drrk grey and dark brown mixed shades. Douhlo breasted model ho' 9 s orm co lar. A banner value for our aovsn days aale. Your

c co ...... ........................................................................................ .. $19.50

7 »""l’a.imer Pa,1m‘e`r...;;-

CARPET SQUARES HALF PRICE

About 20 Wilton, Brussels and Tapestry Bqiuaros. assorted oizn, to

clear on Bargain Week, just Half Price. _,V

¢_.

CURTAIN GOODS SPECIAL .,

3 plecoscurtaln material priced at 50c, on sais for this week, per

yard ................... ........................ ..;.; ...... ..L ............... .. 89c

WALL PAPER ‘REDUCED

A good assortment of papers for any room in tho house, mostly

with borders to match, soiling at Half Prlco.

CLEARANCE IN SWEATERS

Ladies all wool Sweaters, auortod oolorc, regular $1.50, clearing

at .................................................................................................. ..... .. $4.95

Girls wool Bwoatora 6 to 12 ysara, roducod for quick ulllng to $1.85

Chlidran's Coat Sweaters 0 to 10 yoarfoach loo

ADDITIONAL SPECIALS FROM

THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT

ONIONS, fresh stock. 10 lbs for ........................................ .. 55c

TEA, good quality, Indian Tea, per Ib. 304:

PURE CREAM TARTAR in bulk, por lb. ..._.... 39c

BLACI( PEPPER In bulk ......... 29c

RAISlNS, good muscatel ln 'oulk _ 22c Pink sA|.MoN, pu un ...................................................... .. iso

TOILET BOAP large 20c cakol, 2 for .............................. .. 25c

CHOCOLATEB, fresh in hulk, cream and hard centres

por lb. .............................................................................. .. S9c

BROOM8. selected green corn, 4 string, regular we

for ........................ ............................................................ .. 47::

HARDWARE SPECIALS

Copper Tu Kettles (Nickle Plated) large alto sash $2.28 Galvanized Coal Hods, each ........................................ 85c

Coal Bhovsls (heavy English) _,, 25,;

Axes, wcdgo or half wedge .. $1.50

Durham Duplex Safety Razor with biadol $1.25

Manure Forks, 4 tlnod, long handle ............................... ._ $1.39

Snow shovels, heavy stool plated .................................... .. Glo

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SHIRTING ONLY 190

Good quality dark striped shlrtlng, 27 inches wide. A special value for

bargain week, per yard .............................................................. ...................... .. 19a

TURKISH TOWELS 58c A PAIR

20 doz. pure White Turkish Towels, size 17x37, price 75c. Bargain W0¢k

offer per pair ................................................................................................................. .. 68::

TWO BIG VALUES IN WOMEN’S SUITING

2 Pieces all wool twood sultlng. dark shades and nlos soauonabio

huslght. Width 58 inch, priced at $4.50. To clssr Bargain Weak ..................................................................................................... ._ $2.25 per ylrd

2 plocos all wool Joraoy Suiting, heather mixed shades. An ideal

fabric for fall. Present value $4.50. Bpocial at per yard .............. .. $2.96

UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY SPECIALLY ._ PRICED --i ' .-

Wornon'a ribbed knit volts and drawers; cotton and wool mixed, In Ill"

36 and 38. Priced at $1.26. Sale price 'och gatmcnt 98c

Womonfo cashmere hose, 75c quality for ........ #lc por Pi" Also several odd llnu in undoiwosr, coraets ind hosiery cloarlng at ro-

ducod prieoa for Bargain Week.

VISIT OUR REMNANT TABLE FOR GOOD VALUES IN COTTONS, ETC.

Endo of flannolotto. ohirtlngs, grey cations, glnghams, towcllngn Ind I

host of other staple articles are hors In different lengths and qualities at rid- iculously low prlcaa. lt will pay you to ooo this table in contre alalo. CMM early an first customers are apt to got but selection.

. r _ _ ,__ t SINCLAIR & TEWART Lid., Summerside