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CLEAN SWEEP

A new antiseptic Sweeping Compound. "Prevents Dust

and destroys germs and cheaper than any similar com- pound on the market.

Ask your Merchant for

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or communicate direct with the manufacturers.

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Fresh Pork Sausages

Made from Choice_st Meat and Pure

Spices. Delivered daily to all leading dealers. In parchment wrappers, each bearing stamp of Government In-

spection.

ASK FOR THE D. & F. BRAND

Also new season’s packing QL

Sugar Cured Hams, Breakfasti

Bacon, Back Bacon, Rolls, Corned Pork, Spare Ribs, Lard and all such products. Packed in a thoroughly sanitary establishment, under con- tinual supervision of Dominion Gov-

, ernment Inspection.

Insist on getting `

D_ & F. MEATS THE BEST

DAVIS & FRASER

_ Charlottetown, P.E.I. _ _ M,

-SHOP from Holmurs catalog

YPOTATOES PLENTIFUL. -- Many polatocs are being brought' into Summerside these days, and most of tllern are being bought for 50cts. per bushel.

-WOMEN’S -.BRUSHED .wool

scarfs, all sizes and <-olors_ Ilianu- facturers samples, only one of ct ltlnil, clearing at one half regular price. Sinclair and Stewart Ltd.

-FOX SHIPMENT -Seventeen

Choice island-bred foxes were shipped to \\'isL'unsin. by .\ir. Gru- hnm Rojcrs. Summersidc, and ano- ther shipment, about S0 in all went forward to Michigan yesterday. The shippers in tho latter case arc Dr, (`hurch and Mr. l<2_ J. lla‘.‘.t`nc_\d itll-.\liatter aocontpunlcd thonl.

PERSONALS __ .

-I\i'r, ami Ilftrs. Frank Stewart.

who lravc-been living lor a limo at I-Jlrnsdalo. left this week on return to New York.

-e€O}-l--

PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST

The attcntlon of the school chil-

dren of this province is called to the I’ l'-',» Essay Contest ol`f>"‘ctl to i" this issue by the Life l'r:'lct- writers Assoclation of P.Ef.. 'l'l;c object is two fold: first, to .arouse .tn ir-.-rcst ir thc uinrs and pn- poscg of lifc ill<\ll'atr|r-o anti > -conti- ly tt stl'.u;.iutc lilo pupils rv t|1.~ir zt.nlli'ion l-I <=Xprc.~'.- tlletl;<-‘l»'-"4 in 1. ~:~|l I-In'.;I‘.-n 'I`ll=~ pri/.t~' ilf lctl i. ‘s l~»;<»l, will hc an ilicctilrio to pupils :ill over tht- provin.--. lr- ~-x- '-fli in composition which in lzsorl is :i prize that cannot he too high- ly vuiuerl in our niltlcationul sys- tem. 'i`h> Life insurance Corn punics hr-re belonging to the Lifc l`ntlcl"writcrs Associationst, bran- ches of which ure organized In rvcr-y (`anutli:tn province, are ric- scrving of grt-at praise in contribu- ting pl‘i7.f\.'~‘ fcr this purpost- urlfl wo have no tloubl but that the con- test will bc heartily cntcrcd into and prove very successful. That all toachcrs having pnpilg under the ago ol’ scvcntt-cn will tuko un init-rc;-t ln oncouraginr: thc chilli- rcn to participate in this competi- tion is an ns.~'urcti fact in vicw of tho lr'-:trty endorsement given hy .\ir. ll. ii. ltfrgcrs, (‘hicf Supt. of E<ltlc:ltion who says: "It is greatly rlcsircri that our boys and girls .vhoulrl rlcvr-lop their powers of ex- pri-.~:slon in writing and to that r-nfl should bc vncotlrituefi to \\"i'itc with |11 vlcw to thc submitting of their ` wrrlt to crltii-al examination. it is ulrro vt‘t'_v tlcflirztlilc that school ac- ‘tivilics should hc more closely rc- rlzilorl to prurtlr-:tl ltff:-tirs than is llstrully thc casc.” As to tho prac- .ticul at =p+-r`~t of tho question thcrc run ht' no rloullt our Irifr- ill;~'llr;irl<-o (`<.lup.tr1it-.~‘ 1-.'|unt.t too stron;:l_\' om- ipllzlr-izv the print-iplvs of thrift and |.~:|\'in: omon: our _vollttz pcopla, I

'l`I\r~,-v- r-‘rtilpltnit-s arc rho t-u_~'lo-

' ¢l.;tn< of v.'\.~'t stints ot' lll_0nv_v rc-

lpr<,~'r-ritinrz thr- s;r\'irt|:,.~' of our pco-

:plc ful’ tho protcction of holuo onli

tu ti r" Th's moncv invostrll

Von iucltner

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tion, llslt Hoedoolts, Quloliy. lo Grlplng or Psln. Guaranteed.

lo~l nr.-. l: > '.‘ I .l“~'-'_' - - - , - by thom in huilrilnrz sr-hool.~l, r'r\zltls."tllo boys watt in a town goin! ` so\\'ct'.~','ht'iriL:r»>t, public builrlinlgs down till! D\'iUlI"05l‘ Dill-ll U5 fits! 'ml lctr., in huiltlinp up and dcvclopiurr .110 l'0llill. The lilthrr ll-Hi l!lV€I\ N5 lun- tn.-tllrrrlontr .tml inrlrr.-tries of] son ull lu- might want in purchase-‘

, (‘anarlzt, is scrvim: .1 tlouhlo pur-yable 3005*- hill- llfld 11°! EWU!! ‘hill-r

post-_ \\'hilo protecting your fam- l:l`0Hl‘.‘r Hifi Uf all the f\'l9“d5IllI‘| ily anti- your busincs_~; interests, it of it l1\lh0l'. U10 S)'lT\Di\lll)' Of H will is working fm- ,, pellet- (‘;m;|r|r\_ :ricntl and the personal touch that

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AS owrri graphic way the great. change

*_ ' ir~ar.l "bud ho 's" of it certain com-

TlFJl`Ll.lN, 0<,'t.3l.-(`aptain Count illlgnm. when, nn un,19|-Swndlng

lfrllx von I.uckner_who connnzinrlcrl man wok (.h,,,.g,._ The boy, were |n

‘ the Gcrluan sch rzutlcr thc Sccatllcr ,, ,mm 9|- had lmbms ,md Deny

s about to appeal' in the nlovles. vices' ,hose who were ‘med out by lk' will may th" ml” nf I' I"`I"‘m their own or by uthcrs’ efforts ot- in rt film called Mabcl and Surtor. ,cn found ,h€,n,se|v,.5 Slipping pt-orllrcr.-rl hy the Vcra Flint Company hack lnstaad M kepplng safely Un

of lfurnburg. Certainly Count. Von 'hu édge and lining up u boy l.`ur'kncr is well fitted to thc role. ,_r_nv€_nh,nuy_ this miniswr went for sf.-vcn months V thc bot-:rtllvcr Hgh' with the h(,y§_ pmypd meh. ro.'r|nr~rl thc At.la_ntlc :tnfl l‘;rcrt`ir_' m,"m_ H‘V,_d meh. MVN' was so 'f"'"""' and sunk n" lv.” mlm "” much one of them that hc lzradurtl- hnllim" \'N§"l";' "mnrlllng m vm lv llltfui them out nf thc mire and l‘""km'r“ "l“""‘ l"""H'\' th" SM" tnarlc them into honest. truthful. :|<iIt`l‘ was wr'<‘l'kf‘t| in the South _,MMC vmm mm]

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“M culmn od thats before us as the paren s un

ii " 5 ' olrur- nr-rrrrtcrrr or time lmys."

0 counselled the speaker" und et us

` _ gh face this duty clcurly and tlnflinch-

D. & F. , lngly, like men."

granted with prolonigcrl applause

nl °”"°'”” ."|°“°”"" °°""”` for the last six months or so. Be-

._woMEN's HEAVY woo;

tweed skirts, assorted colors in plaids and checks. special bargain only $2.95 each. slnclalr & stewart,

-SOCIAL A SUCCESS. _ The

Plc Social held at Mount Carmel 'l`\1'3S<l&5' Bight. was a grand suc- ccss. Many from Surnrnersl-de ba- ing ln attendance and report a

good time.

-KENSINGTON Dalrylng Asso

clatlon will close Monday, Oct, 241.11. Cheese will be delivered to patrons at Kensington and Hamil- ~ ton factories on Tuesday and Wed-

nesday following only.

Y. M. C. A. Notes

-“You cannot give the boy a lll‘0[>en tthuncc. unless you bring hlm up in the inviroment of .r Vhristlan home", was ‘tho challenge male to the Prince County Y. M. 1'. A. Executive in S-ummerside on Tuesday night _by J. Sydney Bon- ncll Tire occasion was a semi-air nual review of work done by the the formation of plans for the coming term. Thomas Brown, Bed- cone. presided and there were ubouh 90 delegates from the'var- ious districts present.

As t.hr.- pastor of the Caven-

dish Presbyterian congregation, Mr. -Bonnell paid a fine tribute to thc ability of Mr. Harold Simpson, thc Secretary, who has made :urh rt grczrl change in the boys work of th`.< country during the his/t six months.

"When Harold Simpson returned

frorn France, he did not -let .his cxcelbent war rccortl mark the end of his good deeds for humanity, he went among the boys of his com- ntunity of (faven-:lish and I know of many boys who were going the r’owrrward way who are now bet- ttnr men through the good influ- -cnce of your Secretary." (App-, louse.) . I

Referring to the need of a C. S.

rc, 'r boys work campaign ln the r~ount_\~. Mr. Ronncll rlcscrlberl how oven in the few sum-mem months hr- is on the Islanrl. he has seen tccn-age boys associating with . tv'|hers at tho count.ryS¢0f0 P19-lr form, loaflng around the cross roads, repeating vile Stories anti rccciving evil impressions that cvon the hand of time itself C8-fl~ not obcltcrate.

A r-cnsus of penitontiary statis-

tics the spcakcr continues showed that nearly 95 p_cr cent of the mal tactors started on the rlotvnvrurrl why when they were young boys it was the hoy`s mistake thut lhc _lmztn was “serving time" for.

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“l know of a father," said Mr.l

llonncll_ “who wanted to give his -

|tw'> .<on.‘ every advantage in life. ll llc did lavish on them everythint; ,in trmterizrl goods that they could wont or he could afford but l know that while he talked of lthoir good fortune in having I cttthlng th‘-V asked \`0l‘. 009 if

would have made thc alurcmcnts of thc unrlcrworlri just S0 muvll rlnst :mtl ashes.

rloslng Nir llonncll tolrl in his

that had come over a group of

lirtroltl Simpson, Secretary ol' the

Prince County Y M C A was

when hc arose to mnkf-, n brief re- port upon tho work of the "Y" for

sirlcs Sunnnert-tide hc i-xplaincri thc co-opcrzltcri with the rh\rr<~l\cs in thc formation of Tuxis squares ut Kensington, Ai- hcrton, lletloquc, Malpcque, Caven- rllsh ns wcll as Summcrslde. Due to the united efforts of thc com- munltics. the churches and some men in each congregation who were really consecrntcrl to thc bet- torment of boy llfc, the word among the boys of Prince County has been most successful during the last year and the prospect. for the future was very brhrht. Seers- larv Simpson showed in his report that through the work of the Y. M. C, A. and the churches there are 185 boys organized for C. S. E. T. work. This combines the 12 groups in 4 centres of 13 churches. The activities for the last your lncftlde Athletic meets, tho organization of

baseball league, school fairs, and

thc nucnrlsncc at ure Military camps held in Charlottetown. The secretary reminded his bearers that curing an evil tendency was the plan of an older day. to prevent wrong by right example and sug- gestion ls the policy of the present. Considering that, there are 300 or more teen-age in Summerslds and another ls;ge number in the re~ moinder of Prinice County. there' was a wonderful chance for all conscientious mon to serve, realis- ing that the boy ls the grestest

ting worn

Men’s double breasted

ulster overcoat, made of a dark brown mixed tweed a good coat at a very low price; tlhis coat has convertible col- lar and belt on back the mat` erial is a good Winter weight and will make a very servic- able coat at this reasonable

price; Sizes 36 to 40 Length 48 inches . .. . '

Men’s double breasted over-

coat with deep convertible collar the material is a good weight durable b1'0Wr1 tW€€0 with large plaid effect has full

belt wliiich canhbe réelnovcd desire engt 4

inches. Sizes 36 to 44 25

Men’s double breasted

overcoat. with large converti- ble collar and full belt'Kimona

sleeves, the material is a very pretty dark greefl. mixed tweed in a good weight that

' ures warmth as _ iifll. Sizes 36 to 42

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Of course you need an overcoat--you have made the old

one do for quite a While now--and.it’s out of Style as well as get-

'Phe new ones are in--and they’re away below last year

in price, as well as being' handsomer, better tailored and made up of better fabrics. An overcoat bought at “THE MEN’S STORE" will fit--will wear-will look well and it will not cost much.

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Young men’s very Stylish

double breasted overcoat length 44 inches -has slash pockets and half belt; the mat' erial is a very pretty brown plaid full lined :md Well tail‘ coat with deep convertible

‘very low price. Sizes

BULLETIN

. LOVE

someone ‘elle us, ls blind

That may be so, we'll admit

it to avoid argument. But ws

will say ‘hat love dogg nog

affect the sense of tests,

Try a dish of Perfection Ice

Cream on your swe¢thear\,`

and judge for yourself.

THE REXALL STORE

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Want Any Medicine

No matter what the ailment, wt,

have the standard remedies that will cure it. We handle all the but of the proprietarfy medicines, preparations that will do all that is claimed for them, and we sell only those articles that we can confid- ently recommend. Everything that ought to be in a first-class Drug. store is kept hers and is offered to the public at the right prices. Try us and see.

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ii. J. MABON,

l Optometrist and Prescription

Druggist

Montague, I’. E I. -

, Professional Cards

,Mark R.McGuigan,BA IBARRISTER. SOLICITOR, ETC.

Money to Loan

Men’s good quality Black

Milton overcoat with velvet

collar fly front has semi'form

fitting back, length 45 inches. Sizes 36 to 42

Young Men’s Heavy

Brown or green all Wool over' coat with full belt, leather buttons plaid back with satin yoke, Kimona sleeves; this is one of the new models this season it is made from all wool English tweed very soft and

helalvy. Ié%s5t 6;/)int§rl1ihis coat so 'at . . a 1921pm'ce ._ ._

l VICTORIA ROW

One all wool

4 only 20th. century models or sample coats.. Sizes 37, E58, 99.

chcsterfieltltlliincilla . . . . . . . .. . $60.00.

> ...........$55.(l0.

Onc 'heavy dark ulstcrovcrcoat

.. . .....$55.00.

One fancy patch pockctulstcr . . One tfuill Iblelt leathertrimmcd coat These coats are 20 pc. lessthan they cost.

MOORE McLEOD LTD.

_ .$50.00.

The Men’s Store

gvening were A. S. McKay, Surn- merside; Rev. Mr. Goodwill, Kerr glngtun, -Rev. J. M. Murchison. Malpeqne, J_ Leltoy Holman. Suu merstdo, R v. lJeWo.fe White. Summerslde. R. C. Sldenlus, Hall- fax, "Sandy" McGregor, Montreal. . H. Raynor, Summorslrln; Hor- ace Wright. Bedequo; A. .l_ hicliort- zie, Kensington, E. O. Barbour. Al berton, John Simpson. iiamlltm, and Rev. R. ll_ Stavert.

A budget of $2,625.00 covering

expenses for the coming terms. was read by the chairman of the »financlo.l committee nnal was pledged by the various delegates before the close ot the meeting.

On of the most delightful feu-

turqs of the evening was thc han- quet which put tho delegates in :i receptive mood for the flow of wit which followed, and the spprovcri "ministering angels" made it a point to see that the way to the man's heart was through his stom- ach, none present should long ro

CA‘§;T.ORIA

and Children il USE FBI Will 30 YEARS

asset of rinv country and most vsl--

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gable ‘ln tho phutllc nge ot' 14 to *thi _

Among the speakers durlnp. c

l). Gordon was the convenor of thc l'ci`re¢<i1lncll1. rolnmittcc, which richly rlescrvcti the vote of thanks mover] ut the clusc of the meeting.

Afternoon Session

Tho opnning sosslon of thc volt-

vention wur-t ht-ld Tncsrlay uilcr- noon in tho .\ic|hotllst Sunday School, George llrown, llctlcquc. presiding. This meeting was lul- rlresscrl hy Rev. ft. ll_ Stuvert, tr nntigo of Prince county now t-I liurtsville. lltlslnclts r-onslticrttrl wu~: the minutes of thc last meeting, ll review ol' thc work of tho last ycrtr nppolntmcnt nl nominating com- mlllffc. ltllfiltct committee, a reading of thc rcport of Secretary Simpson, thc report of the field committee anti nn utldress hy R. C. Sidenlua of thc Nzttionrtl Council, Halifax.

, A rllstlnctlvt- feature of tho meet- ing was the 1921 policy which ln- clurlerl nrnonz its platform planks the following;

A gnorl business administration;

ro-operating with other Christian nr-tl improvement agencies, rf-,gul.\r meetings of standing committees; corresponding members in every centre; organization of local boys

and west distlcts boys' work

of seven

and Bot

Week to he tivo csn

county

L. ;E._-, E ~ -f --- ' `~ ' "`_*~ 'Y "'

r th main in nn indifferent mood. Mrs.ibo_vs' rump; young men's wcck 1.!

pl~a_\'t-t' with boy leaders; county

tnccling of mentors monthly; rncn`s meetings for community ilu- provcmcnt and primarily. at ills-

mcutc the whole policy.

After consideration thc nolniunt-

ing committee reported the follow- ing selection of lrltstt-cs: 'i`o rctiro in 1923; Mclvilic lirudslirtw, John Smallman, Robert Gordon, ftobcrt lluynor. Henry Guru; Austin Rznn~ say A. .l_ llincl(r\n1.ic, il, McFarlane Ernest liorper; \\'illl:ltn Turner, to retire 1924: S. M. lllr-ks, A. E. Mcircuu, 1., it. Allan, F. L. Rogers. R. Brewer Auld, W. W. \Vm'rc.n, l(‘_ MacLeod, ilornce Wright, li. K. Hackett; il. I.. IVicDonalrl_

|-1|N*/Tf2`o~5,

, YARMOUTH, N. I. The Original and Only

merits of

tlnctly rcliglous ntrnosphere to pow

Cameron Block Charlotteown, P. E. island

S. S. HESSIAN

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public Etc.

MONEY TO LOAN `

Montague P. F.. island

G. s. 1NMAN,,K. G.

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law Room No. 12 cameron Block

MacLeod & Bentley

w. E. BENTLEY. K. c. J. A. BENTLEY Barrlsters and Attorneys MONEY TO LOAN Office-Bank of N. S. Chambers p. m. May be consulted off hours at 116 Hillsboro St.

J. A. MacDONALD

Barrister, Solicitor, Etc MONEY TO LOAN Office-Riley Building Chariottetdlvn

Dr G. G. Arcllibaltl

Graduate on N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Ofiics Bayer Building, Great George Street, Opposite Guardian Office Telephone 850-J. Office Hours-9 to 12 a. m. 1 to 5

Palmer & Palmer H. J. Palmer, K. C. H. L. Palmer Barrlsters, etc Bank of Nova Scotia Building Charlottetown, P. E. I. Money to Loon

McLean & McKinnon

DONALD MCKINNON

Barrister Attorney-at-Law Office-Royal Blnk Building, Charlottetown, P. E. Island

Morson & Duffy

Bsrrlstors and Attorney.-at.Law M0_NEY TO LOAN Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada

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O-Q-O-O-O-O

J. A. McEACHEN Oph. D. Eye Specialist

Office-Prawn Block, 127 Grafton Street Hours-10.00-1.00 2-5 Evenings by Appointment

Genuine. lowers sf umtmlens sold sn nts

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