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About 60 acres of rich. productive Jarm land witl1~ in two miles of Summer- side, with or without spac- ious dwelling, barns, poul- try house, granary and carriage shed. The 60 acres are under cultiva- tion, in good heart, produc- ing bounteous crops. Sit- uated at the corner of Pope Road and the main highway. St. Eleanor's Sta-

the property. The build- ings are sheltered from‘

lug a delightful place in wintter. The house has a southern exposure, com- manding a magnificent view of the harbour and Gulf on the one hand. and the town of Summerslde on the other. A well bear- ing orchard adjoins the outbuildings; light run- ning pump with never fail- . ing supply of water in the farmyard; also pump in house for convenience. ' ilt is probable that ar- rangements could be made to take ov_er SO-ipen Fox Ranch with farm if purcl1- user desired. ' For inspection and full particulars apply to

R. C. Holman, Sec’y

Park island Black Silver Foxes, Ltd.

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.Ncqlected eyesight lessen your efficlency- Pro- perly fltted glasses havo saved many a job, and made many a good worker morl efficient.

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,0nr annual importation of choice flowering Bulbs dir- , tgfr Holland has just nr- yrvreil’ lie finest lot of first l“ Flowering Bulbs

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Jdpqrfect condition. , 58mm, r1111»; ‘ (Double ind Single) Darwin Otemmed Tullpe, Nnroielub ‘ljrumptt Daffodils,

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the North and East. mak- '

FANlCV Banbadoes Hoi- man's bargain ad for big Thanks- giving sale Friday and Saturday l-lolmmfs Ltd., Suimmerside 2i.

-—FOX SHlPMENfi-Messrs Mor- nison and Cairew, Kensington, ship- ped on Saturday morning, flour pairs silver black foxes to W. L. Jordon, Queen Sound, Ont. The SlOCR Wils of nrlnce quality and this section will he joined by another shipment from the eastern section of the Province, thus being repres- entative of the whole Provincer-Y.

—LEAVING FOR SCOTLAND.- Mr. Leslie Tait, who has for the" past three years been district man- ager for the W. T. Raleigh Co., leaves Dec. 5, cn rou-te to Glasgow. Scotland, his native town where he will locate for the winter. During the three years that he has man- aged the Raleigh agency in Ken- sington he has developed a prosper- ous business that now measures five times greater ‘than what it was when he assumed control. Many friends wish him a prosperous trip and will welcome him back w-lth

I , Thanksgiving sole, per yard 81-10- = Sinclair and Stewart Limited.

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-l-snor from 110111111111 cantor. -1..An1:e' new pattern t... re- duced, 1-3 oft (or our Thanksgiv- ing sale, November 8rd and 4th. Sinclair and Stewart Limited...

.- w-—-— _:-, y_-nov's LONG oust Tweed suits. ‘rises 88‘ and 34. regular, $15.00 to 880.00. clonal!!! In 0'1!‘- speclal sale at Half Prloe-— Sin- clair and Stewart Limited. Juliane-N's BLACK rune $85.00, sale price each 820.00.- Slnclni-r and Stewart. Limited,

.—SUFERIOR weight Navy Bot- any serge suitable for either men's or ladies’ costumes; the bzggest value shown for many sens-ms. only $2.59 per yard, Sinclair and Stewart, Limited.

—§MELT GILL W888 and bn8 nets-best quality-lowest prices- Order at once before sizes or: sold out. Holman's Summerside. 2i

—ALL WOOL, 50 inch Serge as- sorted oolors, a big value for our

-—ENGL.IGH FOX NETTING to week at Holmans Phone your order. 2i

—FLANNELETTE blankets. white or grey largest size, sale price $2.75 per palr. Sinclair and Stewart, Limited.

--BLACK MNNCHURIAN fur set, nmff and stole; regular» $30.00 clearing for $19.75 per set. $.11- clalr and Stewart Limited.

—STORM WINDOW EVES. — galvanized, the best quality for satisfactory use. Got your supply now at a dozen for 25c. Glass for any -wlndcw or d-oor cut to order at HOLMANS, Summerside.

—27 INCH STRIPED flsnnelette only 16% for our Thanksgiving sale November 3rd. and 4th. Sln~ clair and Stewart Limited.

--GRANULATED white sugar 7%c per lb for our Thanksgiving

sale; ‘20 lbs to each customer. Sinclair and Stewart Limited.

—BOOK YOUR ORDER fol‘ Prince Edward English Fox Net- ting so that you will receive your requirements from stock about t0

coats. sire 30 and 88. regular" I .

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arrive this week. R. T. Holman. Ltd. Sumlmersidle. 2i=

-—ODD LINES in men's lumber-

genuine cordiality. His culpable as-

slstant, 1\ir. Ernest Howatt, Tryomrsz-m P" Pa" 9°‘ °“" Thanksgw‘

will conduct the business in his‘ nbsence.-——Y. '

—————<O4fl-——- \\'estem Personals.

——Mr. J. J. MeNally left Friday

—Mrs. W. A. Boston.

——Dr. J. A. and Mrs. McFhce re- turned Wednesday evening from Montreal.

-—.Mr. Joseph Ramsay, Campbell Saturday.

> —Mr. Willard Jason. George- town recently visited Montague.- A.

—Mlss Carrie Hemphill of Geo- rgeeown has taken a position with Mr. H. Frizzelil, merchant. Cove Head, P. E. island.—-A.

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y STOCK QUOTATIONS

HA-LIFAX, Oot. 3l.-—-(Quol.ations furnished Iby Johnson and Ward, members of the Montreal Stock Evchange.)

Brompton

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Abitibi

Shawinignn

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Canadian General ~ .. . Canadian Steamship Com Canadian Steamship Pid

. . ‘Asbestos Com. " Dominion Bridge

Montreal Power . Winnipeg Electric . . ,Na-tlonal Breweries iAtlantic Swgar . , Jhtch-iscn ...... .. ‘Am..-0ar & Fou y . 1 Am. Locomotive ...... .. Am. Smelling d’; Refining .. . Anaconda Copper ............ .. Canadian Pacific Railway v New York Central ‘ Cuba Cane Sugar lCruoibie Steel |lnternational Paper .. -Kelly Springfield Mex Petrpleum intern tonal iMer. 1 ress toel Car. ~ ' ending ‘Southern Pacific lStudeballer t iUnion Pacific 1 Utah Copper U. SJ-Steel

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1984 Victory 1083 Victory 192$ Victory 1937 Victory . IAN K8

Bank Royal

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Bonk Commerce 1 Wheat, Dec. 118,5.

morning for Ottawa. _ i

l Stewart left on

Tlmrsday nwmmg ‘m a v15“ t°~$25.00, sale price for November 3f land 4; your choice $10.00 Sinclair‘ land Stewart, Limited.

ton, Lot 4, paid a visit. to town on‘ H

1A supper from 3 to 8 p. m.

55 itlng are Mr. James Higgins and

men's rubbers, worth to $3.75 for Slniclalr and Stewart.

Limited. ., ..‘WE WILL BUY live hogs at

i Ulgg Station o11 Tuesday Nov. 7th.

Current market price. McLeod &l Son., Ulgg. , ' Z

--1o ONLY Ladies’ winter tons! sizes 36 to 40; odd lines worth to.

-wom1m's FINE kid boots;

lhlgh cut ‘in black and colored.l -worth to $6.00, selling for $3.45

per pair on November 3rd and 4th. Sinclair and Stewart Limited. —"JAOK THE HUGGER"—A: man known as "Jack tlhe Hugger" is still on the rounds, about towin, on Saturday night about i) o'clock.[

quarters, stating that the Hugger had. aptwarc-d at.l.he north part. of the town 2.1.11 hail chased a young lady 1.1 11.0. steps of he: ni-fflnce. Four oftilcers hastily started for the scone but the Hugger had dis- appeared for- parts unknown. H.

‘a phone call was sent to tho police,

--NEARING COMPLETION The extensive alterations and additions to the Mlscouche Convent are rapidly approaching completion thciold building is exclusively tak- en up with school rooms and has accommodation for l50 pupils. They are excellently lighted, heat- ed, and ventilated and compare favorably with any class room in the province, The new part con- tains the living rooms of the sist- crs and boarding pupils large airy living and study rooms , a spacious sails do music, the chapel and din- ing rooms are some of the features with splendid sleeping rooms and bath. When completed it will have cost upwards of 5111.500. An op- portunity to visit and inspect the institution will ibe offered to the public on llvionday 30h Inst... when the ladies of the parish will servo

—HAD INTERESTING VIBIT.—'- Mr. Edward Pendergast, Kensing- tou, retained on Monday evening from a two months visit to Seattle. Wash, Victoria, Vancouver, B. 07., and other important centres. While abroad he visited his eon, William,

of that city. Ha also visited Capt. l’. J. Ledwell. his prother-in-iow. Vancouver, who is now retired from sea-faring life. Among the ls- landers he had the pleasure of vis-

Mrs. Angus Wilson of the family of the late Gregory marina. Kerwin:- ton. and Mr. Martin McLean, bro- me.- of Mr. McLean. Msr- of Bunk

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of Nova Scotia, Remington, Dr. Moore, formerly of Charlottetown. Mr. Davis Reeves, Freetown, Mr. and Mrs. James McMillan, St. Pet

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Veiveteeus; Regular $2.25 for $I.48

27 inch Velveteen _\\~lth twill back, in colors dark olive- rose, grey and purple, regular $2.25 value for only, per yard . . . . $1.48

Corded Velvets $l.75 for $1.19

27 inch Corduroy Velvet in copcn and navy shades -—suitable for Children's Coats; $1.75 value, clearing at per yard .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.19

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Coating (lath Reduced

54 inch Illl-WOOl Velour Coating Cloth in dark fawn shade, this is entirely new stock and should be a favorite to all anticipating :1 new coat; regular price $2.75 per yard; clearing for these two special days at only ..,.....v,..i,. $2.29

Oxford Suiting $2.50 for $1.98

I only piece all wool Oxford Suiting, suitable for men's wear as well as childreifs coats; a good weight in a nice dark grey shade, 56 inches wide. well worth $2.50 per, yard. November 3rd and 4th, yours for

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A 11.1111... gi-‘llfer in Womeu’s Botany Serge Suiting $2.59 per yard

Not even in the old (lays of cheap goods have you seen anything to beat this line for downright good value. A splendid quality’ clotlii in Mcn’s weight serge, admirably adapted for the new Fall and \Vintcr

costume; all pure wool 54 to 56’incl1es wide, fully

equal to anything you may see offered at $3.50, anti we make this statement without fear of contradiction ——z1 really ivonderful value at this special price- per yard .. . . . . . . . ‘ .. $2.59

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A good weight heather mixture Cashmere Hose, assorted coloriiigs; one that will assure comfort and service, sizes 8 1-2 to 10. Regular value $1.\oo, special ouly...... .. . . . . . . . . ...78c

Ladies pure wool heather mixture Hose, a very popular line and a leader 1n all respects; sizes 8 I-2 to 10, was $1.50, now only... . . . .. . .. .. . . . $1.29

_ Ladies extra heavy weight Cashmere finish Hose, 1n black only. 1111s line will give you warmth and comfort combined with ivear; sizes 8 1-2 to 1o reg- lllfll‘ 75f‘. Special ‘for these two days pcr pair . . . . .48c

Two i. liaiues in flauuelelles

Flannelctte is a very nccdful article at this season of the year for children's undergarments, hence we offer for these two days this 27-inch striped ilanuelettc in a good weight that you can depend upon at the special price of I6 I-2c perynrd.

Heavyweight White Flanheleitc 34 inches wide, extra special for November 3rd and 4th at per yd. 24c.

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10o pairs Women's high cut Kid Boot- in both black and chocolate shade, made on a good fitting last with medium or Cuban hcel, assorted sizes 1n the lot; priced regularly at $4.95,.5-5o and 6.00; your choice to

clear in this special two days’ Sade pgf pa" _ _ _ _ _ _ ,

Big Values are oiiered in lllel i Ladies’ Reaily-lo-wear Department For ilur Pre-Tllanitsgiviug Sale Ten only Wlomeifs Coats, fancy 'l‘wceds and other Cloths, in sizes

36 ,0 40 only; priced to $25-00, a great bargain at this clearing price, each . , . . $090

'l'e11 only Black Plush Coats, size 36 and 38; ivorth $35.00. l0 clear each .. ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $20.00

New stock in Burbuiy style coats, specially priced, czich ....$13.75 Ladies Velour Coats in smart new modcls- worth to $27.50. special

_ sale price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $19.00

Girls’ Winter Coats, in ages 1o to 14 years, fancy 'l'\vcc<ls and heavy Chcviots, full lined; regular value $15.00? awvondcrful value at this very lo\v price, your choice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8.75

Children's Blanket Cloth Coats, scarlet and copcn shades, full lined, ages 4 to 6 years; specially" priced each at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.95

. . . . . ..98c Children's dark Flaunclette Rompers, 1 to 3 years, special . . . .98=:'

Girls’ Wool Serge Bloomers, 8 to 14 years, price only

l See our big range of new Fall Coats- Dresses, etc.—All priced to your advantage.

._ , Fur Sets only $1§.75 t

8 only Black hlanchuriau Fur Seis- Muff and Stole, regular $30.00,

set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Pallern iiais .-lleduced l-3 oil

2o new Pattern Plats, the seasoifs popular models and trinunings, specially reduced for two days’ sale, 1-3 0E.

See also our special showing of Tums,

also Brushed Wool and Felt Sport Hats at closest prices.

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Plaid Dress Goods in medium and darlt shades, especially suitable for cildrcn's wear 4 —-cxtra value at per yard‘. . . . . '. . . . . . . . .

_ All wool Self-stripe Serge, y 111 colors sand, rose, navy, brown, copen an c black; special sale price per yard . . . .. $1.10 i ,__ Iii

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50 inches wld

6o inch Unbleached Cotton, woven of good serviceable weight strong even thread, a bau-

Grey (lotion Greatly Reduced ‘Note 11¢ ltliiliil

ner for general use in 5 and 1o yard ends: special sale pflCC, 5 yard ends, 75c, 1o yard ends, _ _$1,5

Women's Underwear Speciallly Priced

20 dozen Nitpmeiv; Ribbed Underwear, Fall and. Winter weight, with long sleeves, re u

ulal- valudc 65c. bu}: owing to a slight imperfection such as a dropstltcli or oili stain, they arc class ~ as secon s, nit t c general service of the garment 1s not by arty means affected; a big value f0

the sale, per garment, 460.1 per suit of two pieces ._ _

_ Turkish Towels of good quality that \vill give a lot Ol‘\VCZ\I', well adapted for general household use, have fringed ends with cream ground and colored stripes; size 15x32 inches, 511001211 value pcr pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32c

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Superior quality‘ crash roller Towclling ' 16 1-2 inches wide» all linen quality with stri

etl border. Note ‘the price par yard

011d Lines iullienfs ilrovyv = Rubbers at $2.49

I 40 pairs of Men's Heavy Lumbcrmcifs Rubbers, Snag Proof top \\'llll lied bole, also some in all grey rulbber and some with leather tops, Q odd lines from last season in $3.50 to $3.95 grades, on salc for Friday ' and Saturday, November 3rd and 4th at per pair , , _ , _ , ,$2.49 ,

Granulated Sugar 7 34c

F01’ Iliflw W5 d_iiy_5. November 3rd and 4th- we offer best grade granulated white sugar ‘ at per lb., 7 3-4c;-we limit the quantity sold to any one customer at 2o lbs. .

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alfledll: . ,, olwe, Narcissus, Cro- 1 Que,‘ loo, etc, etc. . m. r91, Pride 1m. Pa», d-on all mail orders. and get 11m choice. ' u, i_ _ IULQI

~ lL . l , . e Bo Mam .001‘ ll. Bhrlllgfi id, bility. In Vancouver he met M .nnd ' " ; 1 ‘ '- 1 »~ Y l ' P‘? Ii. Mrs. ‘Pobtoersoli. Kinkbro Mrs. John Johnston. cnrpontei: lstelgeellbtora 53-03: tiimillfir.wuli§'lzllk 1",‘,‘,'ff,‘,"°“° "numml m” wumm w _ ' » no d ii extended IE’ KKIIIINIfQN-f-"Blflfldfiflufa Mei yet-rod ls tile lut of the old Boll home in Gelggr-yoliefiliffolit ' I ' m an“ lion v- - eoere. smi‘ t N t ' ' ' .

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