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Double Mesh Neeter Hair nets all colors, three for . . .~-f" Double Mesh "Neeter" Hall‘ nets Grey and Whiteiwo ‘Z...- Double Mesh “Imperial Hali- net-s, all colors four for . . . . 1-H‘

Single Mesh “Neetei”

nets, all colors. four fol‘ - - - -_""

Safety pins black or white,

percard]....... . . . . . . .. l0"

Safety pins small sizes per

. card . . . . . . . . . . . .. -"' 4 . _ Hair brushes at 25, 335 and 50C .,~ Nail brushes at 5, 10. dml 25¢‘- 1 , Tape, black and white ihree l‘ rollsfor...... . . . . . . . . . .. 10c

Tape, black and white better quality, per roll . . . . . . . . . -‘"' Linen sewing thread 1n balls

each....... . . . . . . . . . . III()(.

l, 0,, ,_ Curling tongs . . . . . . . . . .

- l, I ' Curling tongs folded . . . . :>-__"' ‘ Marcelle wavers .. . . . . .. 3-11‘

‘Nell Brinkley” curlers ilour

. on a card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10*‘

West Electric hair curlers

* fouroncard......_.. 2-11‘

l p Lot- embroidery} in five yards

f I . - pieces, per piece . . . . . . . . .. I91‘ i l I

i Wood knitting pins per pr 1501' Bone knitting pins per pr. ‘l-H‘

f Amber celluloids knitting

.. pins, per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . 1551' ' Talcum Powder‘. R058 4nd Violet, three cans for . . . . . ‘1-11‘

Fur Boats, Such as you were admiring at

The Fashion Parade

Very Moderately Priced Indeed

Will you callptoday Enld léidlllSsisallgtlYy nice fur coats in rince ‘¢\\"_¢1’l‘ _ ~ _ _ _ uh t 8am a nice fur coat—-and with winter (lﬁ_\.~ appioaohing_—~t a m I EVERY woman-will do well to get acquuintetll with the love Y garments $01,] hey-e at prices so moderate indeei.

you the finest range of The woman who needs

-MARMOT —MUSKRAT _FREN(‘.H SEAL , —HUDSON SEAL W“ —RACCOON /PERSIAN LAMB

(‘oats at $69.50, 35115-00, $225.00, $300.00 and up. Needfuls in Small Wares Moderately Priced 70!‘ Saturday and Saturday Evening

Willianrs Talcum, large ho}- tle with shaker top . . . . . . .~-'=-" Dal-hing Yarn on cards, 2 £91" ill‘.

Darniiig" yarn in skeins, 5i‘ Lemon Soap, Special, 6 cakes

23'1"

Bone hair pins, 4 on card 1""

Whisks, good quality» 930250 ° WVl-iisltls. Bette}? 01121111; each

. . . . . . . . c5" Blouse hangers, each . . . . 10°

Illouse hangers, better, eacl; v If

Folding coat hangers each 2Q“ Sunset soap dyes all colors 1"" Tooth brushes each 20, 25, 30.

and . . . . . . . Lead pencils, special for 65c

school children, {our for . _ Wire hair pins, 50 pins in

package.. . . . . . .........19° Clothes brushes, pure bristle, 25c, 40c and . . . . . . . . .. . . . 75"

Bias seam tape, all widths. white, per six yard piece . . . *5?"

Bias seam tape, all widths, black per six yard piece . . . .25"

Coats’ Mercer Crochet Cotton

all sizes, per ball . . . . . . . . . 1"" Large size shopping bags eaoh . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 991' Smaller size shopping bags each..... . . . . . . . .......09<‘

ODD LOTS KNITTING YARN 35 CENTS PER ‘BALL,

1 1 SATURDAY 15c.

Odd lots knitting yarn regular 35 cenits per ball . Spe- cial on Saturdzry per ball . . . . Special knitting yarn two ounce green per ball . . . . . . . . . . . . .

a u u | - u n o u balls, black-white and

25c

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FOR SATURDAY THE FIRST 10o PURCHASERS OF_50 CENTS WORTH or GOODS m out: SMALL WARES on- , iincnivs FREE A BOX CONTAINING ' 1 THREE CAKES or HAND SOAP

no ORB a N°LEOD

4m» from Holman’: cling.

‘ ' W it on ¢<IE?.%E€_'i‘-i'.1°5m. JThJ-o

now. it moans doubling your in wine. Bpeciol conrooo by mail Book-keeping. Arithmetic, Short hand. etc. Evening clonal. l. Po: non. Principal. P. 0. Box 145.

_.\_. —BADLY BEREAVED. — The sympathy of the entire community oes out to Mr. and Mrl. Parke-i- Laney. Albany. on the death ul their infant daughter.—S.

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--A FOX CAR.-—A steel car. i rovidod by the Canadian National

xpreas. left on Wednesday morn~ in; with 82 crates of foxes, for different parts of the Western States, with a few for Wes-tern Canada.—S.

-SUMMERSIOE AGENT.- Mr. Byron MacDonald of the MacDon- ald Drug C0.. is now Guardian rep- resentative in Summerslde and will be pleased to receive news. advertising. new and renewal sub- scriptions and Job-Printing. Mr. MacDonald sells the Morning Guar- dian at his store. His telephone No. is l2—2. if

—PAINFULLY lNJUREIl-Jl-Il‘.

Eddy Perry, delivery man for L. Sllllphanfs meat market, met with n painful accident this week by he ing thrown from his wagon. strik- ing the hard street so hard that n bone near the collar bone was tract- urodlie is at present under surgical treatment but will be unable to ro- suine work for several weeks. H

-ENJOYABLE SOCIAL EVENT. —-The auction game and dance.‘ held at the K. C. Home on Monday evening, was fairly well attended and a pleasant evening spent. Lunch was served by the ladies at the close of‘ the auction and danc imz followed. The entertainment of next week will close the series for ihc present. H

-—SANDY RINGS FOR SKAT- ING RINK-The Cape Traverse hull was packed to the doors on Saturday evening, Nov. 17th., to hear the inimitable Comedian. Sandy MncGregor, and to encour- age the young folks in their en» denvour to build un open air skat- ing rink. Mr. John ll. Bell exproni- icr. presided, und in the course :11‘ his remarks said the genial Sandy required no introduction to an)" audience lu these Provinces. Sandy gave a two and a halt‘ hour pro- gramme. making many unit-h ithnnges, and appearing in man)’ costumes. lie sold candy during un Intermission, and at the close of his programme. auctioned thc Ihuskots, which brought splendid prices. The Cfllllllillicu wish to thank 111'. i\lucGregoi' Iul‘ his 5 splendid pcvriorinliiicc, wli icli Jirought tho proceeds lo ulinosl 531011.00. l\1x'. Snudy hlucGrraaur “'11s film guest oi‘ Mr. and !\ s. William |'rl lw-ll, for the past .-.'--.»;ieiiii 'i‘hc [noted comedian worshipped in fln- .\l< ‘hodlst Church on Sunday . aficrnton. ln the t“l’.‘.llll§ =o1i|r Atvlintyfive friends iarere invited iii lwhcn ln- rendeiz-il many uunrcd Isov-twios. A few. .'-- 0i‘ ll" Men- ling was (he lists‘ ‘u; in on thi- lRadlo, conducted by Mr. Douglas

Bell. who tuned in a sph-ndul church stirvicc. \\'. G. ‘i’ hsouil casting the Emanuel Baptist

Church, Schenectady An anthem.

"Praise the Lord“ and "Jesus Alone," and ihc Sermon, tbc Dlvinc Radio. being definitely

heard all over the two rooms. Mr. lllacGregor visited the (‘ape 'l‘rav» 61119 School on Monday afternoon. where he delivered a splendid address, returning to Summersltlie on thc evening train-S.

. PERSONALS

——Mr. James O'Brien, Dock Road Lot 4, was in town on Tuesday. H

~—Mr. Jon. Woods. of Wood Bros. Summerside, left on u two weeks‘ trip to Montreal on Monday morn- lug. S -l‘.-ir. William Gill. Bradulbanc. “us a visitor to town on TilPSiILly. S

-—1‘Vir. FAIWIIHI McKii-inon, left on Tuesday for Lewiston. Mo, after spending 1i week with friends at west Prince County. ll

MI‘. and Mrs. Joseph Elworth, EI- msdulc. left on Wednesdiiy for Rumford, Me.. where they lnlcnd to spend the wlntcr.

ll ——Mr. P. Corrlguu, Broctoti Lot 4, whose health for some time hnn been below normal was admitted on Tuesday to the Prince County. Hospital where he will tmdergo u course of medical treatment. ll “Mrs. J. .1. Finnon, Brocktou. crossed by thc Cur Ferry on Wod- nostiny on route to Boston, lilassn whcre nhn will join her husband who has secured n lucrative posi- tion at the placo.——ll

--~.Vli and Mrs. (‘hnrlos A. M1:- liunnxi und two children. of Now- fou Corns. nre spending tho wool. cud ir- Kinkora. guests of T-lri. M.» Kcnnits parent; Mr. uud Mrs. Wil- liam Roberts.

—~Mr. John Steele, who has been visiting friends in Stimmersidu. occompnnied by his mother, left_ on Wednesday morning for his home in Framinghum, Muss-S.

‘ Toke but one

v t 0 price the world over. 11nd you

50 LADIES’ 50 LADIES’

_Mr5_ Elmer Dunning. Chur- lotietown, is vlsiiinl;_ 1W1‘ Parfimsi Mr. and Mrs. R. ’l. Ziioriiutiu, Summerside.-—S.

-——Mi'. Maurice Arsenaiull. "ml" ion, passed through Sumiuersidt: on Tﬁuaduy. (i.- his way 1o his home from Pl-aaler Rock. N. B.

——Mi'. Stanley Hayley. represcut- ing the National Drug C0.. tras in town on Tuesday ln the interests of his firm. S

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-—Ml'. Henry Strong, who has been visiting friends in Boston for the past month. arrived home on Wednesduy evcning.-S.

——Mr. and Mrs. F. W. \Villinui... who have been visiting friends in Charlottetown for the past few Jays. returned to their home in Summerslde on Wednesday-as.

- EGG LAYING CONTEST

NOTES ON "IHE SIXTH PPINCE EDWARD ISLAND EGG LAYING CONTEST FOR THE 3RD. WEEK ENDING NOVEMB-

ER 218T, 1923.

The 6th l’.

E. l. Egg Laying (ion- beginning November.

You Cannot Hide Your Fat

Oveﬂuiiicsn is tho one mlnrqy-(pnp you cannot hide from yourself Ul from tliuoc around you. If lnu thin. your drenuliinlter or tuilui‘ can .-uip~ ply the deficiencies. hut tlic zivcrfnt NIFTY n burden llicy can uul cou- ccal. 'l‘liol‘c in one ituru way lo rc- duce your weight unruly and tiuick- 1y. The harmless hlurinoln PTPIQPTIII- Hon, which changes tho futty tin- nucu and m producing funds to solid ﬂesh and energy, hclpn (lu- ucncral health nnd digestion. ner- mlin you to out substantial food and leave: the skin clcnr and smooth. This famous prescrip- tlnn in now condcnscd Into tablet form. Each tablet contains an exact done of the some harmlem ingredients that mode the urlulnnl preocrlptlon capable of rcduclniz thi- ' nvcrfut body steadily and t-nnlly without the nllizhieut Ill cifcctn table-t after cor-h meal and at bedtime until tin- no!‘ ma] wciltht in reached and tho bodily hcnlth completely rt-ninrod Auk your drmzizlot for Mnrmoln “Prescription Tablets or 11cm‘! nnr dollar to the hinrmolo (‘omonny 612 Woodwlrd Avc.. Detroit. Mich

1st. All

50 DOZEN LADIES’ A 50 DOZEN LADIES FLEECED LINEI) HOSE

CLOTH COATS CANTON

VESTS

50 MEN’S SUITS, GOOD QUALITY 50 MEN’S HEAVY WINTER OVERCOATS

AND CREPE DRESSES

Friday and Saturday

Special $10.75, $12.90, $15. and $20,

Special at $15.00

Regular 65c for 49c

Regular 45c for 35c per pair

50 DOZEN MEN’S FLEECE LINED UNDERWEAR

Odd sizes.

Special at 69c

10 DOZEN MEN’S HEAVY WEIGHT HEATHER MIXTURE COAT SWEATER

Special at $2.50 Specials at $1500, $16.00, $18.00

Specials at $~l5,00, $18.00 and $20.00

50 SUITS-Li PIECE TEDDY BEAR SUITS.

100 ARMY BED BLANKETS, GREY ALL WOOL

Wonderful Value $1.50 Each

ALL COLORS.

At theivery special of $3.85

The Big Bargain Centre

IIIYWISIEE

(United Preu)

WASHINGTON. Nov. IIIL-Jrlle lure o! the northern ice wastes is stronger today in the heart 0i’ Dr. Fridtjoi Nansen, famous Nor- wegian explorer, than his high pos- ition of ivorld-wide fame 1m an nd- miniotrator. relief worker, humun~ llnrlnu. Nobel pence prize winner and world pence advocate. If life were only u little longer the lntrc pid Arctic explorer would go buck North.

Nansen, who started here an American tour in behalf of Euro- lpean relief 11nd world peace. wist- ‘lully voiced the wish that he might

once ngiiin hriive the perils and

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Lcglioriis pens liiivc started to lay except one. The Barred Rock-i have

Zbecn slow in starting only 2 pulls teat has inuile good progress siucel

out oi’ 9 entered are laying at HITS‘ cut. The two pens o! White Wynn- doltcs have not started lo luy. Production for the week amounted to 85 exits 25 eggs more lhun for the previous week. The totul pro- duction todutc is 174 eggs.

The Experimental Stations pen of White Leghorns No. l3 led the contest for the weck with 15 eggs. Mr. Sum McPherson pcin oi‘ White Loghorus second with ill eggs. The Experimental Stations pt-n of White Leghorns No. 12 third with 12 eggs. The Experimental Station pen oi White Ilcghorns No. l4 lmirlh with 11 eggs. and Mr. Everett Hawaii's pen of White Letzhorns fifth with 10 eggs.

The Experimental Stations pen of White Loghorns No. 13 leads the Contest lo date with .10 eggs. The Experimental Stations pen of White Leiihorno Non. l2 and 14 lied for second with 24 eggs. The Experimental Station's pen of Whitt- Lcghornn No. l5 third with l1 can. Mr. Sam MOPIIBHIOII’! pen of White Leizhorna fourth with 20 B888. and the Experimental Stations pen of Barred Rocks No.

“will rocoivo enough tn ntnrt you 1' won on tho rold to nilmn o nnd

i0 fifth with 18 eggs. Beginning with the 61h Prince

u iillinu

50 DOZEN LADIES CASHMERE HOSE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Special 75c

Our Mr. L. E. Prowse has just returned from Montreal. While there picked up some wonderful bargains which as usual will be passed along to our customers.

Be on hand early Friday morning and save yourself some money.

Prowse Bros Ltd.

continued. All birds laying 200 or piorc cggs will has clilrlblc for l Registration. ‘Iinnlships oi‘ tho Arctic night, where |muuy years ago hu won fume.

11c pr: i"'t~rv d lo talk 0i Arctic ‘exploration than of world condi- uiozzs. 'l‘lic spurc, blueeyeti. vigor- .ous old mun prcdicled success for ‘lloald Amundsen in the effort to fly an airplane to the North Pole.

Amundsen. he declared. will suc~ (iced if ho is not forced to land on the ice in n fog. The trip, if made on one flight. however, will accom- plish little. in Norman's opinion. be- cause lt will furnish no scientific data.

Amundsen will be able to dis- tinguish land and sea. he declared but expressed his belief that Am-

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