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OUR BUYE _ ‘ “ - - _ unc. of c-~§rsRcIA»?cLl‘A;tvBIlG ENT In plckmg-up this Wonderful cure the ivonderfilllv ‘favi>l‘a8l>(let(;1'l1c;;ndl’lZha big quantity to Sc- El1g1iSll 1119-R0. all W00l, fancy paltterns in gllsiliearfl oflnlle real H133- They are verv niuch like the illustration pB[i)ilylfatl1;(;l(;I1;

hall' dozens. You will be delighted

Overthe per pair. ‘ counter ‘ ‘ Or by niail postpaid.

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Men’s Blue Chinchilla Over-

coats, all sizes . . . ._.$15.00

Men’s Blue Chinchilla Over-

coats, fancy lined _ _ _ .$18.00

Men’s fine all wool blue Over-

coats _ . . _ . . . . _ _ . . __.$20.00

Men’s dark tweed Pants, all

sizes

Men’s and young men’s tweed

Suits, worth to $30. _ .$22.50

.\len’s and young meifg 3,11

wool Blue Serge Suits $25.00

Menis horsehide leather lack-

rts, __ ._ $9.00, $10.75, $14.50

Boys’ Blue Chinchilla Over-

coats, 3 to $2 years. _ _ _ .$5.00

Boys Wool Sweaters and

Windbreakers _ _ . _ _ ._ _$1.00

Boys’ fancy wool Golf Hose, all

rslzes

Boys’ 3 piece Bloo1nel‘ and Long

double breast Coat _ _ _ .$8.50

Big Boys Blue (,vercoats $11.00 Boys’ Corduroy Blconlers, dark brown _ _ . . . _ . . _ _ . _ _ _ ._ .$1.95

Wonderful Week-end Bargains

for Men and Boys

B0YSf Woolen Gloves, Scotch

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Boys Star Gauntlet Gloves, all

slzes..._.... . . _ __...$1.00

Men s all wool Knit Wind-

bI`9ak€I`S. all sizes _ _ _ _ .$5.00

Men’s Fall Caps, fancy tweeds, ` . . _ _ . _ _ _ . _ . _ _ . . . __ _ _ _ .$1.50 Men’s pu1l~over V neck Sweat-

ers, $2.50 and ._ _ _ _ ._ .$3.00

Young Men’s Snap-leaf Hats,

grey and fawn _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$4.00

Pennian’s Fleece-lined Under-

Wear. per suit . . _ . . __ _$1.50

Men s grey and brown Flannel-

ette Work Shirts _ _ ._ .$1.00 Men’s all wool Blue. ]umb,3

Coat Sweaters . _ . ._ _ _$5.00

Men s Blue Alpine Ove1'coats,-

55-30.00, $40.00 and ._ .$50.00-

Boys' long pants, fancy grey - and dark tweeds _ _ _ _ _$2.00 Boys’ Fleece Combinations.

(Pennian’s) all sizes. .$1.00

New Silk Chiffon Velvet $3.25

New Silk Chiffon Velvcts. The lnlls-L wanted material for fall dresses. Black, Empire Blue,_ Peach, Rose, Geranium, Pra- line, Coral, 36 inch. Per yard _ _ . _ . _ _ . . . _ . _ _ . __ _ Celanese Satins, 40 inch, black, powder blue, white, rosewood, navy blue, rose. Special peryard All fancy figured Crepe »deT (lliines in stock. Prices rang- ing lrom $2.75 to $4 _ 50 per yd. Clearing at per yard . . . _ . . _ _ _ . . _ . . . ._ 5 pieces Velour and Suede Coating Cloth. All wool, 54 inch. Browns and Tans_ From $2.75 to $4.50 yard. Clearing at yard . _ _ . __ Taylor‘s Talcum Powder. Spe- cial 150, or 2 tins for_..._. _ . . . _ Full range colors in Wheeling Yarn, both 2 ply and 3 ply. Full l/4 pounds skeins. Per skein . _ _ . _ . __ ._ _ . . _ _ ._ _ ' Baby Rubber Pants, large size lieavywciglit. Per pair _ . _ . .

Wool Lined

Cape Glove Fur Top $25()

Wool lined Cape Skin Gloves, witll fur tops,`bro_wn and tan. Pair . . _ . _ _ ._..._ Crepe de Chine Scarves, plain colors. Red, powder, peach, sand and rose. each l<'nitte<i Wool Gloves, sand, brown, black and grey. ' pair _ _ _ _ . _ . _ _ _ . _ _ ._ _ _ __ '75 Pure Silk Stockings, reinforced toe, heel and sole. New fall shades, Streetone, Teatonc, Newtone. rose, taupe. gunniet~ al, black, sizes 81/_» to 10. Pair _ _ _ _ _ . . . . _ . _ _ _ _ ._

Cashmere plaited stockings. Moonlight, grain, zinc, nude

and black. Sizes 9, 9'/_», and 10. Perpair

Stocking Legging by the yard. Bla ck and heather mixture. Single yarn, medium 250 yard.

large, 40c yard. Double and

twist Yarn, medium, 45c ;".1rt1. Large, 50c yard., _

Six Striking Snaps. in Wash Goods for

s the Week-end

Fancy Velours for Dresses Printed Indian Head, 36 inch.

36lnch-_ Yard

Fancy Eiderdowns, suitable for Dresses _.or Kimonas _ Variet of stripes and floral de- signs. 36 inch. Yard _ _ _ _ '

Printed Foulard, 32 inch. Ten different patterns. Per yarfl_.._;____. _ _ _ _ _ _ ._."

en goo pa erns el' .45

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yard Fancy Crlb.Bla.nkets. Blue and

pink with fancy borders. Sizes

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Patchwork, by the pound. Cre- tone, chintz andprint

cotton, pound _...___ _

NO ORE 6 M°LEOD

western Guardian '

--AT HOME-Mrs. Ingham W.

Jardine will be at home on Prfdny. November 2 from 4 to 8 p. ln. and 8 to 9 p.m. 8189-10-31-2l

-CHARLOTIITOWN TALENT

at Seven-Mile Bay Hall, Friday, lNov_ 2, 8.80 p. m. "The Whole -Town‘s Talking."

8796-i0-31-2i

-SEVEN MILE BAY HALL Pri-

day. Nov. 2. “The Whole 'Iiown’s Talking" by Charlottetown Drama- tic Talent. Zi

I -THE CBABLOTTETOWN ,GUARDIAN may be obtained from

'the Hunter Book Store, next Bunk _ of Nova Scotts- Water Street. Buh- lscriptions will be received and ad- ;vert1sements taken for insertion in ;the Guardian.

J -UNITED CHURCH OF CAN- ADA, Kensington, Nov. 4, Rev. J. ER. Saint, B.A.. Minister. 9.45 a. m. Sunday School; ll s. m.. The Drink Evil; 'l p. m.-Felix Before Paul. 3 p. m.-First United Church _Summerfield A hearty welcome to all.

-DEATH OF MR. THOMAS CA-

'}lILL.-There passed away at his residence in Mlscouche early Sun- ,day morning, at the age of seventy |` two, Mr. Thomas Cahill, formerly =cf Lot ll. The deceased was born, ‘in Ireland, but came to this country _as a young man_ He was of a quiet disposition and respected by all who knew him. He is survived by his wi- dow, who has the sympathy of the community in her sad bereavement. The funeral, which was very large- ly attended, took place on Monday; from his residence at Miscouche to Freeland, Lot ll. Rev. Reginald Mc- Donald offlciated, assisted by Rev.. Dr. Monaghan of Mlscouche.-S.

-OPENING OF LONG RIVER

UNITED CHURCH.-The new Unit- ed Church at Long River will be op- ened for public worship on Sunday Nov. 4th with services at 11 li. m. 3 p. m, and 'l p. m. The preacher for the morning service will be Rev. G. N. Somers. B. A.. Chairman of the Prince Edward Island Presby-

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Will hold a. demonstration of Fill' Coats and Fine Furs all do-Y Wfdsfcf day and Thursday In th_€9»““e »

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tory, who will also dedicate this

church for the worship and service' oi Almighty God. The preacher tori the afternoon will be Rev. E. H. Ramsay. D. D. of Trinity Church] Charlottetown. At this service the. Clifton choir will have charge of, the music. The preacher for the ev- cnlng will be Rev. J. M. McLeod, M. A. The local pastors will assist at these services. The offerings fo;-_ the day will be in aid of the Building Fund.

-CAMPBELL - 0’CONNOR _

‘4\ quiet wedding was solemnlzed at, Borden on Tuesday morning when Mss Marv Matilda O’Connor,

CFHHOF. of Carleton_ was united in

- ' and Kid -

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Chic small hats rule the mode for

usual charm and variety. Each hat depicting some fascinating phase of p _

‘ Of Felts, Velvets, Feathers.~ Velvet

’ and Felt Combinations - Metallics,

' ___ _ etc.-$2.98. $3.75, $4.50 to

‘ Charming New

t many attractive ways Some with _ l' turn back cuff, others with flare.

Chalnoisette, Silk, Suede, Chamois =

1' soc. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 to $3.50 _ _

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Late Fall _ Millinery _

is a. collection of un-

Fall Gloves `

The popular pull-on

style shown in so

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Tailored

Elaborate

` FOREMOST SHOWING OF

FUR c`oATs _

The finest showing of Fur Coats that-

you have ever seen in town store. All the beautifully made, perfe attractively priced. -

$68.00 to $650.00

a Charlotte - popular i’ur.='._ ctly finished,

MOORE £9’ Mc LEGD LTD. 0 0

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John 0'- - L; F' - _

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marriage to Mr. Frederick E ‘l ` - ' *Campbell* of Summerside' R;/41»¥he gold rush, but is now about his loaded a car at Harmony, last ing life, whereas the same soul ls ,Basil Crokm cousin of the b,,de_| ‘wr th°US1m -The l@¢l\11‘er Skewh- week. all by him-$211.8 few days be- in the ,body :mm its conception

arf iecl the controversy over the Alas- fore, Peter McPhee and Vincent and lives on for eternity

ed by Mr. J. E. Dalton grstulnted Mr. Goldste mnsterly way ln which e

-had hand

ably denounced. This was second

, who pon

upon the

u omied the ceremony, as ist d b r 'RCW william Monaghan' Tie imdgiklh B0\1l’ldBYY Rnd 85-V6 great tri- McPhee loaded a cur at the same Mr, T. D. Ramsay, in moving s

, lbute to the Royal North West station. This first week, Michael vote of thanks endorsed f,he1eg_m.

blue costume trimmed with grey

and hat to match and was attend- lm cd by Miss Katherine Driscoll of' Emerald M Harold Campbell

mes He spoke of the sacred shippers at home, and simply loaded ._ _ _ _ _ ‘cache, in which the lone miner and shipped to conslgnee who fur ould hide his food and posses 'nishes the bags This is business

lacted as groomsman' After' the sions knowing they would be safe

ceremony, which was witnessed by 0 number of the friends of the,i ‘bride and groom, including a good

cruple left on the car ferry for a b ,hcneymcon trip through the slsterlt provinces and on their return willln lrcsidc in Summerside. Mr. Camo- b Ihtll is a popular member of the lrtaff of Messrs Brace, McKay and W

ICO" IM" °f Summerskm The" yifigeranéiovig :ii/ldp(;>‘l;l:?lit:;(:=.n'ci Itiizg,';;?@itfh»flf,:ff;u:f`gum2m1é2 |` wlloi.i-:SALE AND nsrnn. _ JV

'many friends wish Mr. and Mrs. F

' life Uf the lonely l71`°5p9ct°r» mme' del' the BUS lces Of the KM his Of I _

Campbell every happiness in the times winning a fortune, at other columbus.0‘l)1"Whst is Wrongg With DETRIBUTORS , __ if

times malgrligxgscsinty lllningbscreen- the Family.. made a deep 1mm,es_ .» _ \.

1118 ifhffl ~3 Ven m Y 5°m° sion u on an audience that filled '

kind hearted PM ‘md 5P°k° in the cagaclous theatre to the doors. .

YUKON-In Tl‘ll'lll.y Hall, Slim-lglowing terms of the Work of D1-_ Jw Mr. Henry Noonan presided and 9 l

Pringle and nurses in their splen- in Welcommg me lm-ge audgence and & C0 '_ 1

old work ln the hospitals at Aitin, introducing the speaker iexpmmed I I, ,, ._ _ »

T€l=Zf°~Ph Creek-“nd D“WS°“- The that the lecture was pm or the \_ V` i »'

lecture was very instructive both Knights of columbus mmpalgn sUMMEg5|m;_ |»_ E_ ,_ ~`_,`_A___“ ' __ ._--f _

_for young and old and it is hoped “Must insidious propaganda, aim- 500 or 1000 lb. Pi-ics $32.00 to $48.00

that me LW” A“""“"Y °f W* eo at. the sanctity or mnliy life. Trinity United ChU.\'Ch. under Whosel M,-_ G,-,idsteln so ¢|0se1y fopgw. ____ '__ _._ A- °“SPl°°S if W” *‘°1d~ Wi" °°°“" eo the ilncs ci his lecture st cnnr- l 865-10-20-S1. __ __ _ . _ "

more lectures on such interesting lottemm, which was very muy re, ""5 _i- -----------

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-LANTERN LECTURE ON THE

merside. on Monday evening a very interesting and instructive il- lustrated lecture was given by Rev J.P.C. F‘rs.ser,.M. A.. to an ap- preciative and intelligent audience. Mr. Fraser took his hearers back to those stirring times of the gold rush of '96 to the Klondylte, when, mm from all walks of life and

no one would dream of pilfer - S

ng such hiding places The cur ‘ ' rency in the early days was small 0 I

manv from Summerside' the happy ottles of gold dust _He explained e Genuine Fairbanks Platform Scales _

ing with simplest placer mining. ° y the rospeotor's pan. to the' Sufnfnerslde'

ore cxpgnsive methods of mining! --- ` NCW ‘V3l‘l°€l1 SCaleS '

hlch caused la marked decline in(

from all ports of the world. a good subje¢;5__5

many from P.E.I_, with that ad- venturous arld daring spirit of the pioneer.. endured great hardships in that msd rush for gold. Mr. Fraser showed scenes at Skagway and in the Chilkoot. trail before the White Horse Pass was opened._ov- ercomlng tremendous difficulties, This twelve mile railway was built over the mountains at a. cost of many thousands of dollars per mile and opened in 1900. He described the rapid growth of Dawson City. Its origin dates from the discovery of gold on Bonliza. Creek and rapid- ly grew to ten thousand, during

THEKINIJ UF HELP

A Wesltll oi Health in

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Eastern Guardian

--"M°NTAGUE INDDOR Cnbiwhole matter was treated with deep

CUS, October Bl to Nov. 3. l th d Ibuil;

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»M";‘£:TgR‘gu::}dE:xT"£;'n€' open forum was held and sevilgl ur _ Montague and will be pleased to mteremnz quwmm dz:;_ as Maple Leaf nom- 34,35o|,_"

‘by members of the nu _

:md renewal subscriptions. Lf. In his concise "pn" Mn G°1d_ Beaver . . _ _ . _ . . _ . .__ $3.95 bag

__°DON"l‘ MISS seeing Hughes

box Friday, November 2nd at Mon- tague Circus. 8171-10-30-Sl

__°8UPPl-III. WILL BE SERVED

ln the new Rink, Montague on Thursday, Nov. lst, _

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__~'rliE i.AmEs or Monnovn ‘“°°~ "1" W’ d _

Ml NY MEN NEED ._ R--lo -Mm ef-=

will serve supper from 8 o'clock on Thursday this week in the new Rink. 8711-10-30-3|

°MON’l'AOUE CIRCUS pro

"FRUIT-A-"Vis" » grsin Wednesdsypl-lnllowe'en party., 232° mu* mul is not . pm M

Thursdny. supper, Friday, boxing. saturday. moving pictures.

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..*COMl AND.llN.l0Y s game of

bingo or I dance st Montague Cir-

MOHYAKUG C|l'C\l8.

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cus, October lllst wlflléllv. at _

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__°n suits- AND sn mul l A Preventatlve

omit scxlnc Friday. Nov. 2nd It ,

3 ed lecturer‘s sentl ents ag st t

law and order in those difficult cars are bagged and sorted by the practices and them-ies he had 50

led his subject, and tendered th

vote.

'was becommgly amred in 8' 'navy'Mounted Police who ma.intai.nedlMcInnls is loadin a car These 1 h I . - ' ~ m an e

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he m9ll`l0dS Of B014 m1\1\l`lB’. b98il'l'l with or without bug racks. HK

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lecturer by an unanimous standing

ported in last Baturdny's Guardian, that repetition is quite unnecessary suffice it .to say that he dealt with delicate family matters and even sex questions in A wly lfhlt <>°“ld| not possibly offend the most ro-

sie TEN DAY SALE

fined or even precise mind. The =

that God is the author of family life At the close of the lecture sn

_.___ [stein explained' ‘mt the cathouc 1° IM. GIBIIIIIZQA slllll' .. 680 ’

,Church oountcnlmced .soplratlon ‘only wnere husband md wus could not possibly llvc happily together and when neither party could re- mnrry whilst the other party to ,the first union lives. No msrriq0`~ .could be broken bv dh/°f°¢ fm had once been logltlmlikly °¥ll»°l’°‘|

lm ln the srltlsn Labor Pony vu that the lntmr did not look to de- stroy the EmP\l'¢. WWE m°"° °f °

‘Labor f then Boolallstic force.

lnlfymeslnco :hs Greet War:

u every Pl"

or replaced years dur-

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in 9.

tlffness and rprllns und

any kind use

Boors

Men’s Fino Cell $5.00 for 83-O0 Men’s Booker 85.00 for #U0

.. M°n'» wig" ouch uso so _

King Cole and Bed Role

Ten _ _ . . . . . . . . . .._ 840 pkg.

Tumllkando and Our Bposlol

. _ . . _ . _ _ _ . 580 pkg. '

Best No. l Molsues 550 pl.. Kerosene 0|! 210 nl. 2 packages 15 oz. llnulns 230 _ z Brooms 'loo ’

Mm Bok we I wol1|»."f»f£`l;;‘°5.._._§i§ ‘_ 1lllonl’.»_& G. ,.,_ 35° '

l0_BAn_SurprI|¢ ` I lb. Ml\_'l‘_l|l¢

8 hge: Mohbes ` Men Mock Cosco $5.15 3 ».;;.'-.'l.l.'.'.;".'.l'.l.‘._'¢.'.;a; 3... '

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Mtm’l Work llitl 81.00.10

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Men’s Blue Combination $0.00

Men’s Heated Undorwobi l..

Mon‘|AllW Undonies A '

mul. Huw room Men’s Luther Solo $3.10 Pllf

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