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" OCTOBER 22. 1917.

H0 AY ` 1 -.1 Tnlonannorrnrowiidfrsnnur' _ _ . __ __ _ __ .

_ _ ’ ._'_ 'fp-1--,"l_f;i z-lt',_ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

-mn. w. tt' uisoouom iii oiisr

dlon repressntativg in Summerslds. _

-POTATOES at 0'LBary on \Ved-

nesdofy were 55, while oats were 65.- W- .

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-_PATRIOTIC ENTERTAINMENT.

AT~£TANLEY.-- Everyone come to the Sterling institute Bean Supper in Staiiiey Hail on Wednesday. October 24th, and h'dar the famous Scotch sin- ger,.Rober¢ M. Lamont. Proceeds for Patriotic purposes. Admission 'and supper 25°. '154~1o~22Mzipii§’

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"Since he has been at college Har-

ry’s letters are all so short."

"S6's~ Harry_ That's why he writes,

em_"~Baltimore American. _

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-A BUSY SPOT.- The Medical

Board under the Military Service Act spent a 'busy day at the Armoury on

Thursday, up to which evening _ a_Com|ng Kmgdom.. The week nigh, 'mal °l' 40 l*Pl’l.lc““l~“ Md bm" 9*' service is ually encouraging. Ou

amined with results as follows. Pas- sed for Class A. 13. Class B. 0. Class C. 5. Class E. 16. Theboys are an- swering the call nobly and it is ex-' nécts-ri'tiist` ,the next few days win' be busy ones forthe Medical Board.-l

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'-SHiPPlNG.- The Schooner, Tal-l mouth, McGuire. master, has finished! discharging coal and cleared for Guys-Y boro, N. S.. where she will load gra- vel forthe port of Charlottetown. The i.5iin Linw50d._cnpt, rreniioirn. nas: also finished unloading coal and is now taking on a 'cargo' of junk from Mr. Joseph F. Wedge, Summerside

for same port on the mainland. The schooner, Maude We-ston, Capt. Wes-' ton. master has arrived in port from Richibucto with a cargo oi’ lumber for Messrs M. F. Schurman & Co. ‘ The Northumberland took 72 outward pas- sengers on Thursday morning and ar~ rived back at 9.10 p. m. with 60 pas-

sengers, a car of flour, a car of_shooks_

ward freight on Friday morning com pristd sixteen cars potatoes twenty

'V _ W and seven cars -way freight, the 0u!~_

_ four cattle and seven cars mixed

20a nach. 3far 50:. freight.-H.

:The '_ r..'..'-"..‘..`I '$51-T‘l'Z.f.2‘f‘iL’§2§5°.T. ..Zf.¥§$§°2.!.?f.1"fZ.I.1“!’.Z.T.i_‘1i`*'$.‘ZI§i

" ' "'"""' ` " "‘ ~~ - - -- ff- “ister 0! the Christian Church is rnnnisntisn ws.. ru.; from tire nav C

meeting with much encouragement in E ||ann|ng_ auocmte sec,-eta,-y |

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_.IT Pave to buy in this ororini-.s l _ l T0 _ o _ ___ D_A:HE MORMNG UNLV GUM? his charge. The largest congregations _ I hmm, m|,,;0m,_ expmn|,,s tha; “ggi-

°“ M °M°l“°d ‘l L°n°l'ly ' for years past attending the services.

T°"°"°l P"l°"’ s“mm°"m°‘ largely occasioned by a series of spe-

lcial discourses on prophecy. On Sunday last he gave the first: "The Jew in history and prophecy." On Sunday night he will speak on “The

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Wednesday night he is giving Bible Readings' enf tire types ni ins oid 'rsr- tament. and the attendance was stated to be the largest for twenty year! past. '

IESTERII PEllS0lllLS_ _ Q

--Miss Frances Rogers of Alberton

spent the week end with friends in Charlottetown.-L.

--Dr. Gillis, Kensington, was in_

Siimmerside Thursday on professional business.-H.

-Mr. S. T. Gallant, inspector of

Fislieries was a passenger west on Thursday evening.-H.

-Messrs A. Forsythe. Charlotte-ll

town and Hon B. Gallant. Bloomfield were in town on Thursday.-H.

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-Mr. Sheldon Mellish, of the Bank

of Nova Scotia..Summerside, has been transferred to the branch of the above bank at St. John and leaves for that

MA|(E£lll_lMENlS

ST. JOHN, Oct. 19.-A meetln8 Oi'

tho standing missionary committee of the New Brunswick and P. E. iisiand conference of the Methodist Church was held in the board room of Cen- tenary church. this city, yesterday morning and afternoon. ' - Q'

The coi~nmittee"i's composed of the

following ministers and layman: Revs. J. L. Dawson. Charlottetown, (P.E.I.),‘ president of the conference; George Steel. D. -D., superintendent of mis- stons; Thomas Marshal, Fairville, and W. H. Barraclough, now of Moncton, and Col. F. S. Moore, Charlottetown;

Dr. J. M. Palmer, Sackville; J. M. Le~_ mont, Fredericton; J. A. Brace, Sum- merslde; Mayor R. T. Hayes. and F. T. Barbour, St. John.

The president of the conference,

Rev. J. L. Dawson. occupied the chair. The Rev. Dr. Fenwick and Arthur Mews, of St. Johlfs (Niid.), were also present -and were given corresponding priviliges.

The s'uperintendent of mis »_is re-

ported having recently visitci the Hampton mission and paiil i>“,~~_ite to the good work being done by ine Rev. J. F. Rowley and his recording ste- ward. J. E. Aiigevine.

The grant made by the general

board of missions to the conference this year amounts to $12,350.

place this morning.-L_ _

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the suppiementry grant had been pass"- ed, it was discovered that there exis- ted a deficiency in the appropriation to the department of foreign missions which would amount to practically the sum voted as a special grant to home missions. The general. secretany ‘ur- gently requested the standing mis- Sl0l1Bl°Y committee to voluntarily sur- render the amount'of the supplement tary grant. as made to this confer- ence, in‘order to relierve the general boardrof missions of an embarrassing situation. After,considerabla discussion it was

moved,-secondedand resolved: That this standing missionary committee of. the N. B. and P. E. I. conference agrees to relinquish its claim ll/0 the supplementary grant, when the gener- al secretary of missions certifies that a majority of the conferences have agreed to do the same.

The grants* to the various missions

were then considered and the follow-, ing appropriations made: Springfield, $445; Hampton; $280; St. Martins, $160; Jerusalem. $30, and a special grant of $300 to assist in building a new parsonage; Wlelsford. $300; Long Reach. $500; Gibson, $200; Stanley, $320; Boiestown. $170 and $200 extra in the event of an additional man being employed; Keswick, $175; Shef- iir/iii, $440; Grand mire, $355; Gage-

sss; rsbnrintsc. 8150: B\i°l°“°l‘°° size; Harcourt. $310; B°“"°°l“"°' 550: onspe and Cave Ow- 130°- ‘“‘l an additional |100 ll' I °°°°“d mm is employed, which amount is left 0D ure ininiis or tire suvorini°'1<l°“l °l missidns; Shediac, $500; Dorchester. $500; Albert, 450; Alma, $550; Hills- boro. $230; Petitcniiiae. $185; lillslll- $325; Tantramar, $75; St. A_ndr0Wl» $445; Oak Bay, $425; Bocabec. $200; Deer island $30: M0\'il-“3“°» (P'E'l°)' $315; Souris. (P.E.l.). S430; and Bld- delord, (P. E. I.),$185.

The superintendent oi missions. Dl'»

was re nested to negotiate with

Bteefi, Q _ the superintendent officers of 011101'

denominations with slvlew to a wider. co-operation between the churches.

On motion it was resolved: Thhl-

every mission upo_n which a married man is stationed be required to raise at least $400 for iminister’s salary and $1.00 for horse keep, before being eli- gible ior a grant, and that -H0 Slim! be made for more--than $500 toany mission.

A communication came from Rev.

Jabez S. Rice concerning the mission- ary summer school held for the past three years at Freetown (P.EJI..) On motion the committee expressed its appreciation of the splendid work done by the Freetown summer school and its willingness to co-operate with the committees appointed by the Char- lottetown and Summerside districts in their plans for the continuation of summer school work. »

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NowSlie ia,Strong and Wgll

Blrhllfr Cali-“I _was nervous,

in-inbis, no appetite, could not slqp, and was always-th-oil, so my hong. work was a post alert. After many _other had failed- Vinci built me up and made mo strong. I have a good appetite and shop onli,

Every norvopa, weak, allinidwomm should try it.”-Hrs. N. mundo, oxoy Ubviglit Way. Berkeley, Cai,

We qi; ovofrmrvgiui weak. rsri-

down, ailing woman in tlzistownto try this cod liver and iron tonic on our guarantee to return their money if it fail! to help them.

E. A. Foster, druggist, Charlotte-

town. Vinol is sold in Montague by H. J. Mahon, also at the best drugglstg _ in all Prince Edward Island towns.

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' Doctor-You sleep too much. You must get .up two hours earlier in the morning. I Patient-If it'r nil the some to yon.

town. $360 Oromocto. $310; Canter- THB Cflmlliltlee i1dl0\li‘l10d t0 ‘meet doctor. I 'think i'd prefer to go to bcii

bury, $270; Andover, $475; Argyle, again in March, 1918. Jtwo hours later.

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TH RSDAY OCTOBER 25TH.

Come on Dollar Day join the happy crowds who will throng this store. Every Dollar’s worth of clothing must be sold

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during this sale. It was bought expressly for- this purpose. We have been getting ready for _this event for a long time and now

we find oursel_ves prepared even better than we thought it possible for us to be. The fact is we placed big orders for this fall’s stock when prices of goods were much lower than they are today. F oliow the crowds We have _plenty of salespeople to serve

_ you with temp

ting bargains. -

U This is Your Opportunity You Cannot Afford to Miss it

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Bungalow Aprons, 2 for . . . . ._ .$1.00 Housedresses, reg. $1.50 for ...$1.00 Flannelette Waists, reg. 1.50 for $1.00 Underskirts, reg. $1__50 for _ _ _ _ .$1.00 Wool Knit Uriderskirts, reg. $1.25 _

for .....$1_00

Chamoisette Gloves, reg. $1-25

for .....$1.00

Corsets, reg. $1.50 for . . . . ._ _ . .$1.00 Handbags, reg. $1.25, $1.50, for. .$1.00 Flannelette Gowns _ ._ ...$1.00 2Voile Waists .. .....$1.00

1’i'owsc’s Spcciiii Cor-

sci;

Alspecial line of La-

dies’ Corsets, could equ- al. any $1.75 corset, made of best quality coutil, reg. $1.50 on $ Day _.$1.00

100 Suit Cases will

be sold Dollar Day for $1.00, regular $1.50 and $1.75. _ _ -

Sl’E(‘-IAL LINE Ol’ L.-\ I)lES SI,'l'l`S

These Suits are not this year’s styl-

es, but are splendid values for the money. These Suits will be on :sale at sharp 9 o’clock. Regular $15.00 to $25.00, on Dollar Day $3, $5, $8, $10.

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New 'rvvi~:i-:D 1rA1NcoA*i‘.~i

Just arrived, Ladies’ Tweed Rain-

coats, with belts and pockets, all sizes. Reg. $6.50, $ Day ._...$5.00

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Skirts

In all the new styles,

with novelty pockets

and belts. Reg. $3.50 for.. _.$3.00

Better quality Skirts

$4.75 for _ _ _$4.00

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Crepe de Chene Waists _ _ _ . . _ .$2.00 Crepe de Chene Waists ._ . _ _ .$3.00

Crepe de Chene Waists _ _ _ ._ .$4.00

White Silk Waists . _ . _...$1.00 White Silk Waists _ _ . $2.00 and $3.00

Ladies’ Winter Coats ._ _ _ .$8.00 Ladies’ White Collars. _ _ .15c and 25c Black Kid Gloves 53/4, 6... _ _ _ ._ .$1.00

Winter Driving Gloves $1.25 for $1.00 Moire Underskirts, $2.98 for ._ .$1.50

1 Listed Below are a _Few of the Many Bargains From our Men’s Department

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2,000 yds. 27in. Stripe.Flanellette, “

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100 Suit Cases will be sold

. on Dollar Day $1.00, regular

__ $1.50 and $1.75. Men’s Khaki

Socks in heavy wool

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Regular 65c, on Dollar Day, 2

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- OV€1'3llS Sweaters 1

A big range Of M€ll'S Overalls l - _ We have a splendid 'line of

all g00d Quality and b0U8lil al? I grey Coat Sweaters, regular old prices. to be Sold at whole - _ $1.50, to be S515 on onlinr ony

Sale prices 0n$Day_ I fOI' . .. ... .. .. .. i . .$1.00

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Goods $2.00 each. A

4 for $1.00.

Ladies’ Fleece Hose

~ for $1.00.

4 pairs for $1.00.

All femnant Winter Dress

, .Heavy rib wool Hose, all sizes

Ladies’ Heavy Winter Hose

reg. 18c, for

reg. 14c, for

ton, reg. 30c

500 yds. 15in.

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1,000 yds. 27in. White Flannelette,

200 yds. 40in. Circular Pillow Cot-2

50 yds. 34in. Khaki Drill, reg. 20c,

for .....12c All the above are extra good val'.1‘-

for the money on Dollar Day.

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