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B0lldS at a big saving and don’t fail to make your purchases at the big store. _ _ _ Bonds

The money you save by buying here willenable you to buy Victory Bonds vihile in the City. _. W-___

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Specials

Women`s waists vi for $1.00 Women's Misses Mitlrlies 1.50

l.0ti |.00 Dollar Day

Womens Bungalow Aprons 2 for

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Woiiiens Silk waists reg. 3.50 on

Dollar Day 2.00

1 lirown Silk dress Slightly dam-

aged reg. 12 90 Dollar day 4.00

\\"oinen`s Cotton llouscdresses

rcg.1,50 1.25 l.()O Dollar Day.

\\'oniens slipover lloiised-rcsscs

rsg. 1.25 i`or 1.00

Special in Furs

A special line of mulls on $ Day $5, 7, 10- '

A special line ol` stoles on $ Day

$5, 7, 10. `

Woinen’s Winter Coats

.-\ splecial line of Womcn’i~i Winter

Coats on S Day $8.00. _

35 Women's Winter Coats special

35 Day 15.00.

Cloth and Fur

$1.75 on Dollar day LOC)

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Womens underskirts $1.25 for

.»\n‘othar line ol' corsets reg. $1.50

ti oiil y-women's oil silk rain coats '

' regular $15.50 Special $Day$10.00 -

it woivn-;N’s suirs, cLo'ri-1 AND Fun coA'rs AND A sPLi-:NDID LINE

Raincoats

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Men’s Suits t

Coats also Boys Clothing A at Wholesale l

Prices on A Dollar ,

Day

Mil linery Dept. `

A special table of Woiuen's and

(Ihildrcn's Hats .S Day l.0O`.

Silk Blouses

Womens' Silk Blouses in shades

of pink, maize,.rose white, navy and black, regular $3.50 on $ Day 2.00

Staple Department 500 yds P1-int Cotton, regular 20c

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500 yds Print Cot.ton,reguliir Zl0c

i`or 200. `

500 yds striped lilannelette, reg-

ular 24c for 17.

100 yds Shirting -ltlc i`or 251.-

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Giorgi ll 1- 1 _ .rglng the defeiidciit with will _ <`li\r containing a higher pi-1-ri-zt' i' .it alcohol than that allowetl hy l.~'~ . 'l`he rieten.la1it was convii-led :~n1l tinted $100 or three iiioiittis in _i.iil lleath Strong for prosecutor_ A. A:se- nault for <lei’eiit]aiit,- lt.

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150 Children sweaters reg. 51,00 fOr 504: r

200 misses sweaters $1.50 for 75c

300 boys and girls heavy school

sweaters $2.00 for [OO

300 Infants Vests 2 for 256

300 prs heavy rib cashmere hose

75c for 356

Dollar Day

l Listen! Below are a few of the ; Many Bargains we have to Offer . _

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200 yds dress goods /l~5c for 254:

150 yds dress goods 60c tor 40c

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No goods on Approval 0 - s Day-1 Nothing ex- . . ‘Y.f.“i>‘Z.‘§é’fi§°ii‘?.‘§.'€S‘.'§l.°

changed lipught on $ Donn. Day

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The Vl/estern Guardian

ighest Prices For

l am paying "top noteli'

prices for llA\\ ll;R$ of .

all kinds. including Silver ('1i'o~s and lied l-`ox<~s, also mink, iiiiiskrat. and vrmlnff-

l’ieiiiittalit'r‘s made daily

llaw Furs kept in large vault and valuation rub- niitted when reqiiestetl; transportation paid on iurs

purchased when cost does V .

not exci-ml ten percent total value, ’“"“l‘l°'

lie sure you get my price

before disposing ot' _voiir

furs-it will pay you.

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Bank in Siiiiiiiicizsitlc.

()ll`ii'1~ t‘oriit'r Waiter :intl

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G. R. MacQuarrie summerside, P. E. I.

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in your soldierfs memory. But he is expecliniz a new one. as you are today, to take its place. » O

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Laiferty's, Summerside.

'1“ l -POTATOES. - A coiisitiemiiie

"_CoAL LADEN' _ Tm' Hfh0°lm_r'< uiiantity of potatoes and oats is oeing Glymloii, .\liii~ray. r1i‘.istei~ari‘ived iii mm_k____l_ _h‘__S__ days' P0___m__S _"__ lm" Thursday from :Sydney mth mm hrinl-tiiirr ol) ceiits per husliel, black

. for Messrs. lt. T. Holman l.tti.--il. ! mms 80 ______'S per hu__hel__H_ _

-FIRST NOT|FICATlON.- In

sonii; straiiize way .\li‘s. .loliii \\'.;ii-le ot` -tipriintiielrl has i'oi‘t=i\'i~:l one oi tliu l’rinie Mfnistei"s cards ot s_viiipatii_v.

-PROHIBITIOTI ("»‘.">". --'l`liii itil

joiiriietl proliihilion t-asa agaiiist it party i`roni 0'I.uar_v, was coiiciutii-1| at thi- Siiiii1iif>i.»'_t~ t -:nrt lloilso on Tliurs-

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Mil.

_|o .inn pa.\1ti.i.i.i ion still ous .iaA:»A\oi| tirziiil iiotiiiczitioii oi the tif-iitli oi` her

lioy oi' i>o_\'s liiwzitisfi slit' has two s|~r\'iiiif ii the riiilw-_ 1-.'1r|iiirios :iii living iiiaiili- 1.. to really i\li 1' has liiip

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' l_.rHE GUARDIAN is on Sala minmu. Cas-sli uint-it accouipauy order

Minimum charge twenty-live cents.

-MUSKRAT SKINS.--Prices on l

mnskrat skins are high at present Send yours in at once l>_~,- n1.iil or ex- press and receive highest prices audi

quick returns. .»\. I~.'. i\1acl.<.‘aii', Sum

2270-li-6i\'ltt`.

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cs on stylisli fall l\lilli1ici‘y. Sec our iiiilliiiers today, .Sinclair ii Stewart Limited. 2322-I1-giiizicii.

-l3(l()'l`.\`.--_liist tliiiik ot the

price, only $1.95 for hoy5"sn`ostaii~ tial fall boots. Sizes I to 5, Siiiclair & .\`tc\\':ii't l.iiiiitctl.

2322-ii m2ic11.

---.\ll'iN'S Rllllilil) UNDER-

\\`li.1\l{, proper weight for fall, inily $1.10 pci' _t;ariiieiit_ Sinclair it .\`tt-\v:irt l.iuiitcd_

z3.:.z~i i~<)ni.:icii.

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iiicii’s :intl lioys’ Sivcalci' coats nJ\v iii stock :it right prices. Siiiclait' S1 .\`tc\\'iii't l.iiiiitci.l. 231.:-i i-91ii_>ii-ii

-.\'l`l..\Y\"'l`ltf lfNl)l€l{\\`.-\l7§R l"<)l{ .\|liN.-llcavy rilihi-ii \\'o0l. price S2 xii fgariiiciit, .`-ii' sale hy Si1icl'iii'.\ .\`tc\\-'art lniiiiictl. _

2322-1 I-111:12 cii.

-KENSINGTON CEl_EBRATES.-

The town ot’ Kensington on hearimg the iiewii ot' peace rang the ilrebell church hells, whistles, horns. flags :lying -and about tive o’clot-k all the stores ciosed_ the citizens giving them selves up generally to rejoicing At night a huge bontire was made on the square after whieli the large an- seiiibly repaired to the King George Hall to celebrate the tilting _of the hurdeii ol anxiety iliat hail hung over the people lor the past four years. A

position and well liked by all who knew' her. Besides licr parents there -are left to moui'n five sisters vita:-lVlrs.l John Kolhmstedt, of Minto, North'

lliikat-ay Misses. Sarah \Vedge_.ti'aiiiin5_:i

tor it nurse in Boston, i\iass.,Miirgaretf

; in Winnipeg and Jean and Susie at

home. also tivehrothers, four in Fraiicel and one atlime. Deepesl, sympathy oi

whole community is extended to the bereaved family in their hour oi' sor- ow.-L.

-Lieut. Russel Mel{innon has let/

l`or Toronto after spendiing a short furlough in Su-iiimcrslde.-L.

-Mr. W. A. t'arr, who has spent

the last two years at Munlltion work,'lias returned home, having been called by the death or a diaugliterlantl the serious illness or his wife wlio_ friends are pleased to hear- is now gradually ini. proving.-H.

GERMANS STILL RETIRING, HARD PRESSED BY BRITISH

` iilirlgsill lll<1AiiQii.\ii'rEIiS IN l-`lt.\.\'t‘l§, Nov. 7.-The Germans are i't~ti'e:itiiig all along the l`rmit of the Fix".-it Tliir'l and l<`oui'Lli llritlsli armies which are pressing them hard. The

heavy rain continues and the ground liiis. heccnie sotlden; thus wlille lt

liiiiiilicaps ‘the .British iiiovenieiits it eqiially impedes the eiiqniy in his ef-

i`orts to save material.

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Leaves Vienna

AMSTERDAM. .\o\=. 7.-The Gor-

man nillitary mission has left Vien-

na, according to advices from the Austrian capital.

Ask for MlnI'd’l and take no other.

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vicroiu iioiiiis BLACK’S

Sunnyside

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.presiding at the piano.

merstde three months Shia was ot ii bright

. . programme consisting of music, sing-

, Ing, cheers for the Allies, our aol-

' illers_ Red Cross workers and speeches

rs by Rev. W. E. Johnson. Rev. VV.

'.\'c~ish1iiiil Mr, J. F. Prollitt w-as

'carried out. wlitli Miss -Ella McM‘alion

-A SAD MESSAGE, -A sad mes-

sage was received by Mr. ‘and Mrs. Paul Wedge, Sunimerslde, on Wednes Medela Csmdnb

day that their 16 year old daughter' cll‘l‘lltl°|'\ Ml k

con- 8 Md assed .away Producti Co., Llmlttd

Chicago t

Helen Maud W g D _ Aylmer, Ont., Seattle and ‘

Crmdansrrlfv al - ., .'

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in North Dakota after ii few days ill ness with influenza and pneumonia.

De<\<:i sed. owing to ill health, left Sum-

tor the West cheerful dis

lll‘]RE are days wlieii you iiiay not need milk at all, or don’t use all-you get,

»-and other days when your milkmun

forgets to call, or when you 'f‘rnn short” of

1 Until you have tried Carnation Milk you

cannot realize how handy, how economical it is to get 'your milk supply in this form.

For then, you are never “caught with-

out.” milk. Yet you have milk that is always fresh.

‘ You may keep it can of Carnation Milk

on ri cool pantry shelf -for moritihs-it is sealed safe against, contamination, stays

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fresli. p_ure and wliolcsome; Even when thc can is opened the milk will “keep” for

several days--so there is

Carnation Milk. And it is always ready

to use '

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llfr1'J'¢ for "The Slnry of Carnation ‘ . . ii'/c" ra11l11:`..'1`1:g 11)() splendid /erlcd recipes. Order rw/1 or three trial cans (lull rise) from your grocer-/ie is the

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It is rich, pure, “ whole” milk (not sepm-L

i(i_te<l)TCarnation Milk “from Contiented fows. It is evaporated to the consistency ti _cream_. _Only 'winter is taken from it. Then- it is sterilized. No preservatives are added. And no artificial sweetening.

Use it every way you use in-dirpu-y_mj|k_.. as cream for cotlee or cereals,_ diluted with water for cooking or for the children’s drink.