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Heat Your Home 1

You shouldnt let your wife and family suffer from the

cold this Winter when for a small cost we can instal a heat- ing System that w_ill give you the comfort of a day in June- tliat will require httle attention-that is economical on fuel 1 -and that will last for years. _

No modern home can afford to be without proper heat-

ing-Many) diseases spring from a cold_da_mp room. The very healt and life of those most dear is in danger. Are they worth less than the price of a heating system r

We know you need a heating system in y0Ur_ 1101116. but

think it awfully expensive-it isnt. It is a sound investment and as good as gilt edge securities that will bnng health, cgtihnfort and happiness to your home and will not cost much ei er. '

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Ilxeuue. is can-disn Aunt Bm insniss.

HI MORNING D ILY Guardian

cs;-.Ile obtained st Lager-ty's Tomor- isl Parlors, Bummerlldo

7 cents for black oats. 45 cents flllr _white and 60 cents ici- potatoes.-H.

-Lsi='r ron cAa‘oi.|Ni_\.-'Mi~"

y da' - ' 8 - _ -. lina. where they will spend the winter. _ _..C_ .

-A NARROW ESCAPE.- M11. c

fighting the ilre at I-Iolmiins Hoy C warehouse pn Sunday night. A h0l_'VY loft of hay gave way and pinned him

duty ~i~i ¢

the iire department, Summerside, has given a notice of warning to those

side the ropes at fires. There is no- thing more objectionable to ‘those who are doing their best to save property, and perhaps life, than to be interfered with by those ignorant of the rules and work of such occasions, and from the tone of the chief's warning it

slat in this practice to heed auch

before the Police Court.-C.

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the following highly appreciative let- ter, accompanied by a cheque for $50: V "Thos. Johnston, Chief of Fire Depart- 1’

herewith a cheque for $50 as a contri- "

We have never realised so fully as at

dangerous are the duties of a fireman. We are much pleased with the effici- ent manner in which you handled this m`ost diflicult one. Also your rescue of Mr Sharpe, we want you`r depart- ment to feel that they have our con- fidence and appreciation. Yours truly, (sgd.) R. T. Holman Ltd., per H. T. Holman."-C.

'

with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M, p Noonan, Summ -H

- r. . .Hayden inspector of 9

the Dalton Sanitorium passed through is

in Elmsdale.-H. t

merside. have returned from Moncton p where they had been atteiiding the

late Mr. W E ss.-H

-Mr. Archie Wedge, who left here

on one of the North-West Harvest ex-

evening tninus part of one thumb P which he lost by having it caught in

the teeth of a thresher.-H. '

P

-Some of the visitors doing busi~

ness in town on Monday were Messrs

Gaudet, Miscouche; Stephen Gillis, ` Clermont; A. Campbell, New Annan. P Alex. Chappelle, Sherbrooke and A. McNeill, Richmond.-H. P

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John Muimegd, summerside accom- iiisrside, have oi glass 1 and 2 “med img qi|tgr,`Mila _Allie, left me ester 1?'ii'iornii`i for North Caro- eu

Archie Sharp one ot the Summerside lege will re-o an for the fall and will boys who fights fire with the grit of a to

-N01-ics Given.-The chief or was forfeited-H

who are in the habit of crowding in-

he _ "-` in Court hiled to do so and the bail _,I

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last night's fire how arduous and

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--NIGHT ICHQOL.-T118 evenilll lasses of the Union Commercial Col

term on Wednesday. Nov 3 C011 ‘

tiger was somewhat brusied up while fo: terms and information regarding .1-

ourses, etc. 3754-11-8m2iw&f .

-POLICE ¢0U.8T..- At tl§ Sum- ,

' ‘ " 'der _

olid, but willing hands soon ex- 111081119 P01100 C0111* 011 9” ericated him and he is again attending morliills. s drunk. who had secured

to . .

neeeisary lisii for nn appearance

iiilllliiii iiill|EM if

-The following letter ' was written -'.~

would be advisable for those who per- f"°m L°“d°'1 tb °' friend 1" Canada: '

While in London recently I-came in "

1 | th 1 h ,_ b touch with a 'little incident, which I4

iwalliindulilig illlkingy thzis a|;)peiiei'cs?illil1; tmnk Wm interest Y°“‘

I attended. one day. at H0011. 3 P9' ~ iting meeting in front ot the Man- -~‘

_PRESEN-I-A-NON AND AD_ sion House. it great crowd of men DRESS.-Mr Thos. Johnston, chief of and W9”_1°.nlllslecveg)1°ht1:i°,_Sf;11;aui§gg_ A the Summersids Fire Department, has S°f,5°““15» 1* 1 °§ 1' m 5

received from Messrs ‘Holman Ltd. bn at the tm 1' '

A lady with a magnificent -_ f oice, sang patriotic songs, which Def- " aps were more effective than the

mem Summe,.5,de_ Dem. Sh.____We, speeche's or the" recruiting Sergeaits. take much manure in enclosmg you At the close of the meeting, it was an-

bution to your fire department fund. me may W°“1d 51113 The w°m“n'° '

minced that ariei- singing "Tiie King” gg. ational Anthem.” ` "

Then in splendid( voice she sang:-- "God saveour splendid men "`

' Black Wolf Sets 42.50

hates Furs

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_ A beautiful display of the season’s fl11‘S

in a‘ 1-wealth'

many new furs'/and effects enables the m0St particular

Lady in find. just what she wishes at whatever price

she wants to pay.

.

not have the best you

/Mink ses sro in 175,00. Black Fox Sets 63.00; .

52. - .Q Ss 5'

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_ Blacir Dakota'Vi'olf Sets

- 1-9.50.

1 Blacl1<7lt(/igrchurion Sets 15.00 to Natural Wolf 15.00 to 30.00.

Racoon Sets 33.50. Mink Marmot Sets 10.00 to 32.00. BlaC1¢ 5631 Muff 19.50.

lCoat,s_ Sets MuffS ii

_Y0u’l1 admit the most conspicuous article

in your whole attire ,iS y0l11` F“1_‘5-_ Then Why

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Black Dakota Wolf Muffs 7.50 to

15.00. ‘ ` ~.

Isabella Opossum Muffs 7.50. 1. Northem Sable Muffs 15.00 tot

19.50.

Mink Marmot Muffs 5.50 to 17.50. ' Black Coney Muffs 2.90 to 8.50.

Brown Coney Muffs 2.50. 0

Natural lot Muffs 10.90 to 19.00.

Black .éistrachan Muffs 5.50 and -'.~

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Summerside on Monday morning, rs- 'M turning from a brief visit to his home M

-Mr. and Mrs. John Dobson, Sum- bl

cursions, returned home on Monday P

€szi“.:iz“;.°.“f.:.‘;°'“° 1 MUSKRAT COATS _ , I

Keep them vlctorous Patient and chrivalous,

Th., 3,., ,,,, de., .0 ,,,, ‘ » Made from Northern Rats, Dark Brown in color, made in an easy fitting

God sa_ve our men."

,As she sang, every man stood, un- overed and withvhowcd head, and

WESTERN PERSOHILS fi,

-Mr. Ralph Noonan, student at St. gh

Dunstans College left Monday on re- this ng “The B,-mah womefys turn after spending a few holidays ii

erelwere not/maikv dry eyes. e women of 'Canada would

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funeral of Mrs. Dobson’s brother the PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

- ~ B°“'“° - - STUl?EN1"S GIFT FUND PARIS, Nov. 1.-wiiiie Japan win

Lisrho. 9

per G. Miller Campbell, teacher, Uillls (16) Savage Harbor 3011001. Der Annie L. Mac- Aulay, teacher

P. Crosgrove, Wellington; John P. Pupils (25) Donaldgton gghgol

per Bertie Stewart. teacher upils (25) Millcove school,per Gertrude MacAulay. teacher upils (17) Pownal school, per William M. Spindle, teacher “P119 (14) North Milton 11011001. ner Hannah Moore, teacher

PUDHB (12) and teacher, Dover

school, per He itt . E. Cann me a E

‘Pllllils (30) Alexandra school

Der Marion D. Judson, teach. er

onal Anthem” lor surely it is the rayer of every loyal British woman. Alter the meeting 1 went up to the nger, handed her lmy card, and ask- ‘ d her for the words she had just un_8. When she saw that I was from ontreal she saidyr, _“Oh, I sang in ` ontreal, and I will be glad to send he words to the women of Canada."

reviousiy acknowledged $360.31 can financially and lend them the Upils (20) 1'1Hl'lSV1110' 8011001. support of her arsenals, according to

leam

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, style flaring gracefully to the foot and lined with a brown durable Satin.

;_ $48.00 io $72.00 _ 1

Prowse Bros. Ltd. _

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be unable to send troops to the Euro- pean theatres of war, she will gladly assist the Entente Allies as far as she

Count Okuma, the Premier, who was

3.50 interviewed at Toklo by the Matins

correspondent.

3.15 Japanese forces fighting in Europe,"

Count Okuma is reported to have said.

2.80 “To have done that we should have

had to send 400,000 men, expecting to

2.40 lose 200,000 of them and replace them

with 200,000 more. We had not the

3.45 necessary transports, for we should

have wanted 2,000,000 tons of shipping, and our commercial fleet aggregates

3.25 only 1,000,000. In the face of these

figures Great Britain and France understand the impossibility of the

3.15 operation.

_ " Our sympathies being as strong as

ever, we should wish to give France

“There was talk last November of

fit by your difficulties. We also are doing everything necessary to guard against damage to the trans-Siberian Railway, whereby our supplies reach Russia. The principle back or all Japanese action is that wliile our allies are fighting. we shall not allow them to he attacked from behind.”

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HELP NEEDED.

"What's the trouble over the tele-

phone?"

"Your wife is having a bridge party.

Every lady owes several other ladies “fi 19 °W9d by some ladies."

,fWell._ what or in" They want you to send up an ex-

pert bovkkeener to straighten out their accounts.

3 " venting your enemies from fomentlng _ __ , ._. .V _ _-»~ u§ee:03lgp2,leI:-high thceogggigegt gg; 'revolt among the warlike Mussulmen | 35590,-t_ Very trub, y0u,.s_ peoples, who might be tempted so pro- » .

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With ovory package oi'Bro¢\i's

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to keep himbright and healthy.

famous Bird Seed you get this S. spocisl Bird Treat-s tolls lb: . ‘ your pst, improving digestion, ,

piumsgs and sons. I ,

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is 12.00 'Las

8.80 9.0! 0.27 iso

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TABLE IN EFFECT HllP’.l‘lilMBER. 27th, 1215

' Atlantic Standard Time AM Dsp. Charlottetown Arr. 11.40

Arr.

'rrsins Inward Read' Up P.M. PM. AM.

10.50. '

Hunter River 10.88 9.

Emerald Jet. 0.59 Kensington 0.27 ' Hummer side Dsp. 9,00

52 9.08 0.!! 5.45 8.10 8.65 5.0!

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K1ll8s Co.,per Mary MacDon: aid teacher “Dila (16) ' Village Gi-een 5011001. per Ethel L. Brown, teacher

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Pupils (19) Brcokiynlgenooi

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Publis (25) Central Royalty

school. per Jessie Boates, teacher

153 school (total $4.52 as fol- lows:

;i:gSf°f“b'1°' “"1 Pupils (21) Florence Vicker-

son’s Dept.

Pwiils <19) Reginald Jenkins*

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Sosn_ ?ewd»r is s Ufwigidc as wall as s .inferior washing com. P°und. Ever thin -

Pullils (22) Lucy A. Williams'

Dept. ' .' ' ' `

Dept

u.i.¢.i was iihsvrs 1` P“1’"° (131 SY1V"`1“l D05

hthoroiigl_ilyclvY¢Y¢'kJ- every disease germ

llni listed. l_Jse ' AsE1’T0_f0rsvorytiiing , ';`\ that requires I laundry Ulf-and get lirlhr resuls. Give your grocer pfer ii package.

Manufactured by Tho Aleplo Mfg. Co. St. John. N.B.

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PUDUB (25) Lucy Williams'

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Pu

Rcclies’ Dept

P11011! (35) Agnes Arsenault's

Dept

Pilvils (13) Bethel school, per ~ .\ I

E Marjorie Lewis teacher

4 Plwils (8) Csnavoy school, St

Andrews. per Peiizie D0l1B1d. teacher ‘ '-

.\:‘ P11011! (12) Victoria Cross ` 8011001. per Minnie Mellisli

l8l.¢|l8l' ‘ - 1 1"

' “Pill (12) Gladstone lohod llld

Methew Gratto, age 8~Wa'r|'

pei- Adeline ii¢ber.'t¢sztnsi°'

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ch ' _ ,_ :ucoloirpsr Hattie

. ' 11? li (ion v ‘fATTEN'l7ION_” ...`.`l.'i.'f”.*ii‘ ’?§"§a‘l”f3P . Farmers and Builders sellilifc 'l»'{si'l:i1` 1° "' 1 " 1.

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» .gggwygu bail” mam , _ ‘per asain ohhgwcw, ,_ ~

h .1 , . - Qmoiint to date 'l ` l428'.'05 j, -~. .N *W* e 1 ~ R- . 1

t.Aiiii’s Liii,i_e,,_ , 0°. -~ . . 2. SMITH g "For promptly ,_ 1." 'dill ~' '_~ rilglloston, Mass. 'l‘l_'llil!s`r_ '7

. in `;* _ " . gl( 001d,‘f1l0f06l:i y g'*;!ij*;v', mir* a G 1,. 1 y f _

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5.85 our financial support at least and thus

perhaps hasten the end of the wr)_~. Japan is not a great ilnancial powlr, but we have certain resources.

"We have just covered twice over,

a government loan of 300,000,000 yen

1.50 ($15»000.000) and that probably will

make the issue of a second loan difli- cult, but to prove our sympathy; for

3.50 France. we should be happy to give

OUP aid. however modest.

“The impossibility of sending troops

westward does not prevent us from

2.82 giving our Allies naval and military

support. Our arsenals are mobilised,

1,70 as in time ofwar. We play also the

role of sentinel in the far east, pre~

new Yom; Fisii ans

4.76

2.20

1.64

1.80 _U 1

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2.83

1.45

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