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SMART rears

Really with the largest assortment oi’ ilne Fall Felts we've ever displayed-ready with every new DIOWYUBB 0T “WW” or brim, every new style oi’ trim. and every correct new C010! for the new season. We have exactly‘ the stylﬂ lhﬂl l5 mm‘ lit-Zorn! 1g lo your typo-at the Right Prion.

Dion's Felt Huts 32-75 l0 37'5"

MEN’S AND BOY’S CAPS Smart Caps i'or men and boys. A variety oi‘ pattern!

that will not fail to please at prices that are within reach ul all newest styles.

Men's Caps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 75c to $2.50 lioyk Clips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 50c l0 51-59 See our SpecLi Caps for Boys fur $1.00 each.

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Western i-luartiian

-'I‘llE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN may be obtained from the Hunter Book Store, ext Bank oi Nova Scotiii, Water S reet. Bub- scriptions will be received and ad- vertisements taken ior insertion in the Guardian.

-—.-\ GOOD lllNTz-The current issue of the st. John, u. 1a.. Board of Trade Bulletin says in part:- "As the outcome oi the lasgconier- cnce of farmers and business men. a Director oi your Board did finance the venture of a farmer poultry business. The result has been most gratifylﬂil- _ grew aprice; and the iai-mers son who had decided to hie citywards~ has decided to stay on the land. H9

15- has demonstrated (‘net intelligent ' poultry raising is attractively worth-

while." Here is a useful hint for“ the married men o! Summerside, as well

as other parts oi the Island, who

SEITl-“Zlvllfﬁilld 1°28

HAT

in the -

The venture I .

are woni at times to talk about the -

lnecessity oi’ a better understanding

, beizrcen business men and farmers

THE NEW SNAP BRIT“ lVlTll ‘PAPIIRING CROWN

lliflklll," (ii TrTQ 1 1L W LA l.) ‘kJ 1L L k) for Men and Youilg Men

iiiW l-llilltls) lilillt STYLE AND VAL F-GIVING

Never has style plafved u inoz-tllmportnnt. part than it .]il'.l)'5 thin ihll. Not only in the i-iil in’ the tlllfmﬂlll but in tlie choice oi’ patterns zind colors. And in the FPICUUDII of in: iubrick, the ﬁne tin-eds Lillzl sci . . livery smart variation oi‘ the single breasted model two lsuitun ui- three button. as ucll us the fully double brﬁﬂileil model.

Men's Suits . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., $10.00 to 533113 Mtiifs Timeouts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $15.00 lo $28.0!

ivorstcds.

-r Boy's Szﬂis in a large variety oi patterns all the newest styles. Prices ‘L75 to $15-91

FOR WHATN NIHV l\‘ STYLE COZVIE TO PROWSHS.

Prowse Bros. limited The Clothing Men

ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY

§‘ 1Q ‘ THE (mu vnirn \_ " i’ CASH STORE

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“The l/Vhole Town's Talking”

c. icw clumps oi pztieleg.’ in iii:

md VF“ ( ‘n M K DH“ ~+o<o+o+4++ov0voo0ooo4 OJ- ._..

EYES iicsrisii 3 z 3

l_ the less you iixll have

a d

(LLASSES FITTED

E. W. 'i‘AYLOit

J. S. TAYLOR

(lntometrlsis H2 Richmond Strcsi .o0o00004o00oo00o00e060

and to deplore the migration oi our ,young people and yet do nothing gubout ii. Much of our idle capital

’ which now finds its way into wild

sat and other schemes abroad might. as the above instance shows.

ivorlik-AgriculLure-S. —(!ALLEU T0 MlND.—Mr. F. Bcivness, oi Sununerside,_ is the proud possessor of a Haszard Map oi P. E. Island. dated i863 and in an excellent stale oi‘ preservation. In it

the names oi thc owner oi éach and

.-cllei' type and in each lot or town-

gether with the acreage oi Iuzzii. OI the pxupei-iy owners lliiili; ti Sunimcrsidc at that time not oi so iar as Mr. Bowness knows, and he is 83 years young, is now livinv

side. as shown on this owned by F. C. Pope, Richard Hunt. lolin Lefurgey, Angus ind James Muiriieud.

then in 1863 Mr. Bowness recalls, l".' vessels on the stocks here at one

quite celebrated in her dav. At or about that time other noted large

lull riizzed ship Gladiola. i000 tons;

Lin‘ Rllllllily King, over 900 tons:

lic Nix.‘ lJOlllllllOll, ui ziboiit the some tonnage, and others. a and origmiilncs.

built than, or until

ge timber become

rec. Mr. Buzvness, who then livcti

'll Norboro, tisczl to

§1l!lllll(‘l"i'l(l(‘ when the oxic

Lruilw rts ivould drag in the mud

ill places on iVaier STret-tﬂwonis:

creme street oi today. Oats sold then it." one shilling and six pence, equiv- zilent to 24 cents, the mt asured

bushel. The warehouse if": the oats

was where the Gnion House now ands. In those times there were relve taverns at Summersicie, ‘oc- idcs numerous other places at yhich liquor could be obtained at lirce pence (about iive cents) o tines. Mr. Bowness says it was good iquor at that: and there was no ‘hog-mark“ onthe glass. On the naming after the iire when the vliolesale liquor store at Summer- irle was completely consumed, in lilill, the taverns all placed buckets :2 i-uni outside their premises, free o.‘ all to help themselves. without tnurhniciit or any other gﬁnd-Q]; iiiil lvlr. Buwiies...‘ says that only he man, and he is a young one, rvos ill’: worse for liquor-S. — ———- PERSONALS

“MP3- WBSIBY E. Wood, oi Hazel- brook, is visiting friends and rela? Ants in Slilllm€TSld8,-——S. l

“Mrs. William Summerside, has gone on a motor "ll! to Boston. Mass, with ii-iends.

|~s.

4i"- J- C. McKenzie oi Nelson, B. 0.. who is visiting the Island, is

the guest of Rev. J. J, McDonald Suminerside-S. '

be more proﬁtably employed in iin- _, uncing P. E. Island's basic industry u .1 and the most stable business in the 1

a. '1

every town and village is mapped. '. ivith the names oi’ the streets and ‘

Jvery house at that date given. The y znap, ivhich is six ieet long, is oi the -'-

.hip the reads are marked and the names of all the owners oi iarni ind other property are given, t0-; each

The leading shipyards at Summei- map were _

the finest furs grown up to the craft. score of

—~-:i

McMillan j.’ There were .

time, ranging up to slightly over '7. 1900 tons. They include; Urbarque .| Charles E. Lefurgey, 900 tons uiid ‘-

vesselbuil; at Summtrside were the

hiiul oats to ‘ of the .

‘JHYGXTEIIJL’ to the magnificent con- '

—Miss Isobel and Marlon Wilson. daughters 0i Mr. J. A. Wilson. Al- rerton, have’ left for Ladies‘ College to continue studies. Both being successful their ﬁrst year at P. W. C.

enloyable visit to friends John, N. B.—-S.

—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buchanan

have returned this week to ilicir home iii spent i1 delightful holiday with the formers parents, Mi‘. and Mrs. W. J. Buchiinnn and friends 0i Suui~ merside.-S.

-—Miss Violet and Miss ltosainond

Mt. Allison! then-mi John Henderson. mint her lSQmPTVUlU lvlass. Sire was born in iNuw London, P. ii‘. I., zibout eighty- —l\iiss Helen Manson, diiughierqi ii of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Manson oilvi A Sunimerside. has returned iroin aiiMCKﬂli in _ Sh. lland. In illrlgli iou had been in and their little daughter Kziililebniricht YPHYP»

Moiicioii, N. 13., having ChllfCh-

and

Every ﬁercest"

Y

for Every Type of W

in the color you prefer. \

HETHER full, Hat

have u long, lean we have exactly most becoming

you round (mo. that will be

We tuke pride. in our Hats, and and other materials Nciv tones pleasing shades.

o'.'

iucc- the type of to _v0u

so can you. 'l‘liey are-distinguislied-looking because tliefre maﬁa by men who have wulni‘

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and

of

tsolnrr;

MRS. CHRISTIE HEIHMJRSON.’ Mrs. Christie i-li-siilerson, widow f died Saturday home, 107 Willow avenue

ugh and wm; ilin daughter i - llldtl‘ Rows uud Katherine . .‘ li/iosi or lit? married llie pusecrl in Pnncc Edward Is- 1800 she came to the d.= i Boston and ‘iville iwzniy- Dcrctliy liighiirds, She irszu; 1i member cf six-rig “In Garden" Squiirc Presbyterian with M.

W 11S

Wi l‘ on

the Union

Mrs. Henderson is survived by two sons, George W. Henderson. ivith whom sliwmndv her llClll“.' ivillium -'1‘. Henderson. oi Washington: a daughter. Mrs. Hui» oce S. Gilchrist, of Winthrop; cit‘; 1L‘

Richardson, daughters oi Mr. and grandchildren and one tzrvlt-orand-

McQullrﬂe 07 Mrs. R. B. Richardson oi Siimmer- child.

side, leit on Monday morning to re- sume their studies at the ‘Haliiax Ladies College. They were accom- panied by Mrs. Richardson who will ipcnd the week at Halifax visiting ier many iriciids there.-S. ~~~-—' <p§___ _ _

Eastern Gimrrliau

..'EASTERN AGENT-Mr. .1. w viurdock is Guardian Agent in Mon~

‘ agile and will be pleased to receive

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news items, advertising, renewal subscriptions. imiO-én-ii

new and

Plant anowdrops under a sunny

window where you can sea the‘ v

dPiﬂLy white bells while snow is :

An Al! (art Iron "llligﬂ

Bringing Father

on the ground.

Li“! (ifey Ell.lli‘.~'. Finish.

’|Iiir. rzngc c;::i :-!~.n hr v/lI/[V rnpplleilln ilic Standard

Finish.

Liv Hill‘? lo sec lltl‘. izinizv

with its

mziiiy new im-

l ‘l ‘x [iru rrmeiiiri heiorc DHSIHE-

A _ Bethune l-Inrdware Co" Ltd. "rxzr. 1%i"""'" lllbNE

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' m omens srnzzirr.

cor GOLLY.

townie. "room

EVERY cznfi HAD- l NQ3T GIT some CQiN TO <.\T Down

_i KNOW WHAT I'LL. 007 not. cm- THE BUTLER iH A women GAME AN'

g: “in/y WlN Hi5 h; é emuany - I

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Al/llltili! ‘The funeral ihc home Monday afternoon. Rev. eluding on December ll.

4;. a KILLS FLTES- MOSQUITOES BED BUGS ANTS ROACHES MOTIIS

l ‘vﬁiecr iaE Loon.- PLAY PQKEQ.

iii.’

‘i:~~_, Ca xr-rT ,

T0 PLPZ-“f VEQQP/L OFTEN WlTl-l ‘(OUR LUCK. m

l I910. U! In‘! Fauna 5min. Inc. Gpﬂi‘ 9min .511.“ ma,“

of Nepo

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ANNUAL maiariuo.

Union will l2:

JYESIGHT EXAMINATION

Fitting and aullllllllll Glasses, etc.

H. J. MABON

OPTOMETRIST Oiiicc Connected With Drugstore. Montague, P. E. I.

L“.

and "Abitlz- y tit W0utl~ l

l . DON'T MISS THE

l High Class

PORT ARTHUR. Oril.. 8.145.. 16:,

’l‘he annual met-ting oi the Amateur, RECITAL i‘.".‘i‘\‘l1‘6 was licld rit ccmmzncint; Dcccmber (i, and eon~

’a n d entertainment. under the auspices 0i the Summerside (‘hap- ier- Order of Eastern Star, in

' ‘New London Hail ,;Th ursday evening; l ‘September 20th at 5 i P. M. Admission 25¢.

“h! uoo-o-ia-u. ’

—B1 George M ;

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