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can-be obtained at -LaI!erty's Tonsor- Summerside. &!443~10-15M‘»:IEii ial Parlors, Summerside.

‘ --PRODUcE..- Buyers in Summer- HOLMAIIPS Catalog for- this special Be" & gon side on Thursday were paying dilc for $1.39 Heating Stove. ltis s wonder. black oats, 40e for white oats and 3_2e_“_ 3429~10~14l_l2i_E1i.

per bushel for potatoes.-H. '

Spring Street, Summerside, from L. 3443-10-15M2iETi.

L. Allen and ie now having it removed

-POLICE COURT.- At the Sum- 3443-10-15M2lE1i.

merslde Police Court on Thursday

each lined $10 and costs or twenty days in jail.-H.

the R. C. Church, Summerslde, Rev.

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, ff - ~ ‘_ #_ » _ L -i-ross: coi.LAn.- see _th Western Guardian .He-» <=°“-f in H°L“~"° °-“M

_ -for uso., _ main-mmmit

-FIBRI PAILSJ- A lhillmellii °f

nbre ils and tubs received by HOL- MAN , Sixmmersida

2369-10-16M2iE1iL

°°"'-‘ - GRAPE8.--R d Roger Grapes and

1 -'T°55¢°° P°U°|'i-7°idi“¢ “Wie Concord by the ‘basket at Beer it Goifs

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'-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian good rubber. Price i:5c at-'I-i0L.\iAN'S 34g7.1q.15m31

_*T* ' 'APPLE8.-No Scotia Gravenstein,

-'Hoi-MAN'3 cATM-°°- -' 5" apples by the ‘dozen and basket at

”*' _ -DICTIONARY' of almost 600

, _l _ -R935'-"ALE c"i°°°|-*T531 im' pages, for school or home. Special for i)-NEW HOME.- Mr. George Hor- sorted fillings and flavors, per lb. 29c 15C at HQLMANQ, gl|mm¢l»g|dg_ ton has purchased the residence on st I-IOLMAN S Summerside. 3439.10.1gM21E11,

"°°'-' -8MELT~ NETB.- Save money

to a vacant lot on Cambridge Street. -HAND MADE ..NlPPON.- See and “old ll-ollble by ol-del-mg-smelt, -H. H0LMAN’S sneclsl Wlndcw dlsrlsy Nets from rt. T. HOLMAN. LIMITED

-_ ci Hand Pslntcd NlDv°=» summerside. also-10-1sM2in1i.

-RETURNED HOME.-Mrs (Rev.) son.

morning before Stipendiary Maglstr- -BTONEWARE Teapots. diii'erent J, M_ Rlce__wll° spent the summer at ste McQunrrie. two drunks icr csus-_ sizes- Sneciul fcr Saturday only 12c -the home or her parents, Hon. H. J. B. ing a disturbance un the steets, were at I-IOLMAN S, Summerside. lllld Ml-S Wpodsy 3; Jolllltg, New-found.

2443-i0-15M2iE1l- land, has ‘returned home considerably

-l improved in health. '

...___ -LANTERN .GLOBE8, long or ____

-FUNERAL i-iEi_o_- The tuner- short style. Special for Saturday cu- -iNs'r|'ruTE woRK-Meeting or

al of the late _ Alexander McDonald, ly 6%c each at I-IOLMAN'S Summer- Sterling Women’s Institute, Stanley took place on Thursday morning from Side. 344340-15M2iE1i. Bridge. The regular monthly meet-

. Ing of Sterling Women’s Institute will

J. C. McLean ofiiciating. The pail --JAPANESE CHINA CUPS and bo .held in the Institute rooms on healers wel-e;_M,,ssl»l, _yllllles Kell. Saucers. nicely painted, assorted de~ Thursday afternoon, Oct. 21st, at 2 ny, J_.l. McNally, Harry P. Wood, John signs, special Saturday price 10c at o'cIock. ' -1, D. Matheson; Mathe- Dobson, James Adams and W. A. H01-»MAN’S. S\llDln0_l'Bili0- --- son. Boys Race.-~1, Stewart.-H. 34‘i3'10'15M2iE1i- »-WANTED-- An Order i0 00111' 2. Alfred Delaney; 3.

Hop

Sack

__.. -_ _plete s. corload of coal for Cape Tra- llltnd.--»K.

-Fon ovsnssss sEnv|cE_- -BLUE 0°N°°R° GRAPES. suit. verse. By having coal forwarded in 1. ~'~°-~

Two more young men from Summer- H519 f0l` |119-king marmalado or wine- this car, customers will secure the

Bldg have enlisted for overseas get-. ll tlllnliii' that llilliliii' -‘Hills Hi 600- _advantage of carload rates. Rf T. "*"" _ ' vlce ,,lz_Mellsl.s Elllelll Glllllllll allll our Special Saturday p'lce 35c ai." Holman. Limited, Summerside. Leo Wedge, who left on Thursday HOLMAWS- Summefsifiqe- 5468-10-19ME2h A H U

morning for Charlottetown. They

344.. I0 15MZ_lilsli. , '

I I t d If t the 1-' -ANOTHER ISLANDER has volun-

§l§{f...f l.`§"..“i.i’-§§S.§`.'.`...§§`§ ..r°.iS.e..., -WINTER suns- we are si-ow~ reared to fight for 1-is sins and coun- llle Sllmulelsllle Blllld also l_,ll.llell olll _ing u particularly nice line of new try, in the person of Mr. John Lyman

_winter suits and coats for women. R. Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. George ' 5-

and played severai patriotic selections.

__H_ T- HOLMAN. LIMITED. Summerside Wiood, North Tryon, P. E. I. Lyman G

...___ 2409-10-16M2iE1i. has been attending Acadia University The Alberton Exhibition on Wednes-

-- for the.past two years this being his day was a splendid success in every

llll clllllcll was lllll llcelle ol llll lll,lll_ -NEW HOTEL AT O'LEARY- third. I-Ie has lately enlisted as a way, the best of the autumn weather lllllly l,l.__.llv wlllllyllg ull llle evelllpg of Having Ollnned is h0i€i (The Orient) nil Highlander for the Princess Pats regi~ having waited for the occasion, the october liiih, at T o’clock. when Mr. 0'L0i"`Y- W9 “re n0W Dreimreti I-0 Gnier ment for overseas service. attendance being large and the classes l_lll,_le Douglas Lellrcl’ llllllcllllll ol to all travellers, nicely located near _-__ numerous and well filled. The exhibit llle Scllool al Cellll-al gedeqlle, was the BiBi~i°ll- ¢°110l‘9i9 Sid6W8ii¢. brl8ht -VISITING.-Rev. James Strothard, of roots and vegetables was exception- llllllell lll llllllllllgl, lo Ml” Helen Sir? r00nlB. and good Bel'VlC9- T- M- a former pastor of the Methodist ally strong. and the Experimental

HOWHU- 2940-3~13Mfi1 Church, Summerside, and Mrs Strot- Farm exhibit as usual an education in

hard are spending a few days in Sum- itself. There were over 500 entries

-WEDDING. -- The Bedeque Bap-

Bianche Leard. only daughter of Mrs. Herbert Leard of the above mentioned

lllll,_.e_ fplle lll-llllll llllll. stood llllllgl llll '-'N|Pi’0N CHiN/\-- The new nr- merside and are receiving a'very In all. Following is the prize list:-

l ll l _ Fil/his in hand ll8~il1i-ed NiDl10n Chinn hearty welcome from their former

exws E "ch wh ch faced a back vsses cffcr excellent value. 'rwc perishohere. Mr and Mrs strotharu ALBERTQN Pnize i.is1'.

lines at two prices 35 and 60c. The are the guests of Mrs Norman Wright,

ground of potted flowers so arranged ns to produce a superb colour effect. The bride was gowned in white eatin and carried a bouquet of white cama-

average height of one is 6 inches, the Spring Street.

wedding march and Rev. E. P. Cald- er pastor of the church performed the ceremony, after which the wedding party were served with a sumptuous

glhelr 9 inches. égsorted paterns~on -__-

llllllll llllll lllll0l.ll_ Ml.s_ W_ N_ _l _ BD BY n0W at LMAN’S. Summer -SPECIAL SERVICES.-The spec- Pair Bronze Turkeys' over one year kms ol Central Bedeque played fl; side. 3443-10-15M2IE1l. ial evangelistic services now 'being old-1, Dennis 0’Brien, Eimsdaie; 2,

conducted by Conference Evangelist Miss B. Matthews, Alberton

. -- Rlev. G. S. K. Anderson in the Metlio- lfail' Toillogse Geese over one year

d st Church, Summerside, are grow ng 0 - , . e mond Alberton' 2 Geo.

llexgltlislknli Qltlicyogf” The? Wm in interest and power. The services Agnew. Alberton.. ' ' ' .

“ ° “C ‘"1 °“ i B Pre' will be continued for another week. Pair Emdem Geese over 1 Year Old

POULTRY-CLASS VII.

luncheon at the home of the bride's mises at Alberton on Saturday 16th, T e l. llllell lll ll lll cllal._ ._1 A_ Redmo

, h y a e u om atlo al nd Alberton; 2 Geo.

mother. The presents were numerous October next at 12 'o clock noon the lll,lBl._ A lleal-ly llllfltalloll ls extended Agiiew, Alberton. ' '

store. Warehouse and land in con- to all ll, come allll elllo ll llellsllll ol- - pall wlllle Holland fl-lll.ke ll oval. 1

. nection therewith formerly the pro- l y ld-1 M y - perly or the late John T Weeks W sp ritual refreshing. Services begin Yell-1' 0 . iSS M- W00tln1&n. Aiher

and valuable, including a silver tea service presented by the choir, of which the bride was for some time the

. _ - r - at 7.45 p.m. £011.

organist.-(,. D. White. Auctioneer. 3393-10~11M6i. ANNIVERSA Y E VI Es Th MBE¢l¢1spanIl€ll llock and llell__l’ Mm P

L _ -l __ - R S R C .- e - “E9-Y. on rose. I 0

_ ’ anniversary services in connection PiYIn0l1i-11 R°Ci<‘C°°k and hen'-1. H- _ _ _ _ ° . Cash Store

' -- with the Methodist Church, Summer M Matthews. Alberton ` ‘ '

side, will be held on Sunday, October P8-ir Bnninlns-1. eorge Agnew.

ii 17th. Rev. Geo. J. Bond, D_D_, of Alberton. @"` ‘ 'X ‘ ' " "A "‘ ‘ A A i 'X v' I " .1 V' b' i'

I I Y F Seehviiie. win preach at both morning 'Pslr Brown Leshcrns-1 Mrs E. E I ` '*L` G ‘ in-_ _ ---` -"` I .1

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and evening services. In the after- Wallace. Village. K _ ~ _ noon at 2.30 Rev. G. S. K. Anderson, Pair White Leghorns-1, Geo. ~ Crab Hislop apples-1, Mrs. Chas.‘ White Fife .. Wheat-1. 'D€n1\i5` Aii16l`i0l\i 2.13- E- Wilihlce. VilIa89» `-_ -Conference Evangelist. will give an A8l1€W.Alberton. _ J0hhgt0n,Hllls River. 0’Brien.

illustrated address t the Suhdg Pair Leghorn Chickens-1 Mrs R -1 Miss S B Mat Iiroweil barley--1. E M Johnson,

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who likes 1

well dressed

And either needs to or likes to make his money Z0 i-if

efforato‘ieruie‘°pporhuuu¢s afforded atthisstcfc slip _y W _ . l ' _ advantage of-them ~ "

A E ii Today Is A Good Day T0 C0919 ° , '

_$14

Over-

coats

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T h e pleasing

range of compli» ments th'at _greets our dispiayof $14 Overcoats- is indeed gratifying and we know that among

themanly newstyles you wil surely iind one to please you.

Browns, Greys, ' Blues

Mixed Tweeds and Cheviots in <

Ulster Collared,Mili- tary style, belted and plain _ r

$14 _

$8.00 _

Over- _ _

I coats if

These coats fairly _

make men wonder __ how we can_ put so _ much value in them - for the money -_

They src lull* is yi" in

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costs i1;

A lot of good coats '--

supply every_ nee_d of every man in this gi vicinity. "f

Try one on our

advice, you’iI be glad if

I _ you did. '

Overcoats Carefully Tailored from,

All Wool Material 1

These coats are particularly adapted to stand hard wear and hold their `

shape. It pays to have yourself well dressed and when y_ou can get such splendid values as we are offering, youcannot afford to delay action. __

THE STORE WITH THE GOLDEN RULE SERVICE -'

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au'r1'En AND ci-iEEsE<._!`.

School and young peotple. A cordiasi E. Fielding. Alberton. I . _ lhlgvcllnbxlgellilllulliis ,V _ . - Emlsdale; 27 Jess Mnllhelvsy Amer l

g invitation is extended to the public Pair Buff Leghorn Chickens-1, Mrs Lombard Damsons plums-1, J E ton

Tub or crock-1, Mrs. M. Quigley.

_to attend these services. All seats David Marchbank, Montrose. Birch, Alberton. I l Illack oats-1, B. I. lluyncr, Alber- Montros Miss B Matthew Al-

ii free. Strangers made welcome. Unnnnled-1. Dennis 0'Brien. Elms- _ Green Gage plums-1, Mrs. A. ton. ‘ 1. dale; 1, Geo. Agnew, Alberton. Weeks, Alberton. . Banner outs-1, Mrs. Wm. Weeks, dale. \_ --INTIMATION To chsnev Ano King apples-1, Nathan Ramsay, Alberton; 2, Dennis o'nrieh, Elms-,_ Rene or prints-1, Mrs. Wm. cham-

PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES.-At s. meet- FRUIT-CLASS VIII. Alberton. dale. _ ins insi nlsht of the Committee of _ Ontario apples-1, J. E. Birch, Al- Ligowo oats-1, Chas. Pridham. Allicrion; 3, Mrs. Jess Matthews, Al-

e: 2. . H. _

berton; 3, Mrs. J. A~. Cameron, Elms-

pion, Alberton; 2, Mrs. W. A. Wells.

The timelis fast approaching when the second siege Battery Wm gake ladies appointed to arrange for the Gravenstein apples-1, J. E. Birch, bel-teh, ` Timothy seed-1, Dennis O’Brlen, iicrtoih

its departure for the fl~0nl__ The appeal lol. sllllllcllllllllllll towards llle Trnfnlzar Day Celebration. circular Alberton. Other varieties--1, Mrs. Annie Elmsdale; 2, Ramsay Hardy, Mont-, I-‘actory cheese-1, L. J. Murphy. ‘

letters were sent out to all clergymen Duchess apples-1, J. E. Birch, Al- W 1; ,Alb rt _ \ rose; 3, B. I. Rayner, Alberton.

Regimenml Fuml is being fairly Wen "e9P°"ded i0 bl" 5 °°“9id°l'abie and secretaries of branches of the h6ri0n. gee B B on Flax seed-1, Jess Matthews, Alber-

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amount is still required and it is desirable that subscriptions be sent to the Women’s Patriotic Association asking Emperor apples-1, Chas. A. Wood- GR/UN AND 3EEp3_.¢|_A33 |x_ A wh; 2, iiehry Matthews, Alberton, ,_ _ Treasurer. Mr. E. G. Coombs, Bank of Montreal, without furtllel- llelal-_ The them to arrange for a collection for man, Alberton. oats in sheet, white-1, E. E. Wal- Barrel oysters-1, Stanley-Gallant,

following subscriptions have already been received:

the I-'imsdowne Fliild 0" Tmffiigllr Weiliihy BDDIBS-1. J. E. Birch, Al- Yellow eyed` beans-1, Mrs. A. lace, Village; 2, Wm. Weeks, Aliier-iAlberton; 2, Jos. Vincent, Woodvale. DRY- The clergy and W°m9n'S A990' b9"°°“- Weeks, Alberton' 2, Mrs. Jos..Dunbar, ton.

Barrel mackerel--1, Joshua' Hubb.

M_i_lor Bartlett $100.00 Dr A. C. Lundy 10_00 ciation are urgently requested to take Spy Northern apples-1, Ramsay Alma, ' Oats in sheaf, black-1 David Camp- Alberton. '- A_ A_ Alley l5_00 (;g1_ F_ S_ Moofe 15,00 this matter in hand and arrange for Hardy. Montrose. White Russian Wheat-1 Jesse Mat- bell, Montrose. _ Barrel herrinli-1. Joshua Hubb.-Ai' Col l_l_ Ml Dllvlsou 25 00 H0.-ace Hana,-ll 2500 subscriptions in their respective dis- Transparent apples-1, J. E. Birch, ghgwg i Wheat in sheet-1, Jess Matthews. berton_-A.

L. M. Poole & co. 20:00 \l§l.',lI,fl§‘llg,_‘f,’,l'f 50 00

naughts vs. St. Dunstun’s (per R. E. Mutch 10.00 Hddresii .With it Chetllle l’0r $1001-Dear Raymond J. Brown) 46.40 G. W. Wakeford 10.00 Mr Fraser,-The men friends of the

congregation beg you to ~accept the

W ' "'15-" '___' """"-""*' '*"-W enclosed gift as a small mark of their

1 appreciation and affectionate regard

_ _ _ for you, and they trust and pray that

gel-guage ', pl? ND use looking for egg. | you will soon be able to resume your

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granted by his congregation, Rev. H. . ` _ \`\\_

roceeds Football Match, Con~ J. and T. Morris 50,00 J. Fraser was handed he following _ _ _ _ . i 1 M A N

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_ Ing freely ,

_`» Powdered [JCE nl.

~~ sprl|Il.lu' tops.

Rid the birds of vermin and 'restore Ilicm rapidly

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FREE-eh ge Poultry Wrinkles. Helps you every WSU; 2. Hallie Crasweli; 3, Alfred

l so MacGougan. Grade VIII. (Jr.)--1, Pratt Food co. of canada, Ltd., -Claremont st., Toronto. Gladys Macnutt; 2. Barbara Craig; 3,

-I uns- _ »~ _ ---1 .I _ Marjory Peake. Grade VII.-1 Grace

GOLD BY

F.J. HOLMAN G. C0 ,LTD E.A. FO STER KELLY, TAYLOR C0 ,LTD gggggugieildcnzill gilt:-desi vgimtidloi'

GEURGE E' HUGHES- THE TWU MAV3- ence Peake, 2, David Keir' 3 Walter

Beaireto Asst’s Dept -Gralde V - 1 Elizabeth Keir; 2, Annie Roach 3 Charles Taylor Grade IV -1 Mar-

/_ garet McGougan, 2, Stella Burns; 3

V Minieeht craig crude ii-1. Ervin;

Get hill 7 ,.. s:~.:.";‘:i°"...i.:'n‘.t.".°~'.~:;°..8.."'z"=

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_ day to mag: more profit.

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Be sure fine weather

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tion The

size- st le lit! or weight you could de

at we fayqniwny gg: would we w my

dislilly shows all the best styles better

men and women--the best ucts of

manufacturers.

comfort*

any more than

Book FNB from lousy birds. Guard against the pull; by ll. lyiggilf ;?l'ilf;’n§e:lir\;(ilth (lggugelllgillglgf

committee, C. MacArthur.

_‘ zsc.. soc. cans witrlrjk ` "`*°“

-FANNING SCHOOL. - The honor

1 ‘ \\ to health and egg-laying by adding to their feed list of the Fanning school, Malpeque,

_ wiv “Qi ‘- "

CIGBI'

15_00 tricts. Alberton. _ _ _ ___

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y . ra ransparent apples-1, rs. - I _

Womens Club 25.00 Percy Pope 10.00 -GENEROUSLY REMEMBERED J A Cameron, Elmsdale _ ._ _Z-W 1;; _ ____"_`__ E. G. Coombs 10.00 Lady friend i 75.00 -On the eve of his departure for three Golden Crab apples-1, Miss S B é_i:__~____;-:_-.i_ _- J; 2 .~_\ _

SB- W00tin.n1n 10.00 Hyndman & Co., Ltd. 25.00 ,months leave of absence, generously Matthews, Alberton. I ’ i ` ‘ VT; 'Yi ' __* in “ M7 _ T - . _ chibald McLean - 25.00 Proceeds Driving Park Races 43.30 , e Y ` =

PURE BLOOD MAKES

iizimir rsorts

Hood’s Sarsa stills removes

scrofula sores, boii; sud. other crus- tions, because it drives out of t a blood the humors that osuse them. Eruptions cannot be successfully treated with external applications, because these cannot purify the blood. ~ _

Hood's Ssrsapsrills makes rich,

red blood, perfect: the digestion,

and builds up the whole gstem. In- sist on having Hood'l. Oi it noi!

“-'_..._'=_.-*ll*

BRASS GOODS

I You are sure to be de- lighted with our present big display' of Brass Goods

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when' 'HOLMAIWS _C,.éiT/ILOG could ‘ be of a greater use to than RIGHT

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placed the small. merchant ` with the biggest buying that can hold the prices down to

_are a monument to the ' _ `

rvice. _, _ - at H_o1man’s because the -_ -, _ -- l-_ to meet existing condit-I ‘

gathered together to