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lnsert._lon__ _tor fudvertlslnz. in this

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Tousorlal Parlors. Summarsido. _TIFLSURI FLOURI Lowest prices _House nuns, Kei-say of Jute. " °°'_ ° '_"‘°9,l',§’f,",‘_l1,§§hf,;“,f,§’,l‘,'t,,u,w

with two surclngles. $1.39 on Satur

day at l-l0LMAN’S. Summerside. __' , ~

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' godilthexeuon for Union pmnnel or wmpperetm 790' SERGE SKIRTS, special for Saturday

°°|°'|°°° f\°°° 5"* Ulsvlllyhelvmoot polo-heodpooph. roi- shniriihv, at HoLMAN°s summer. $2.95. at HoLMAN's summei-side.

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A special Saturday price on absolutely

fresh, choice PORK SAUSAGES, deliciously flavored with best spices procurable. Every indication points to increased prices for Saush- ages. This is your chance to get a few days’ supply at a low price. Per lb. - - - - . . - . . . . .22<~

E0 pairs Men’s_GUI\l METAL CALF LACE

BOOFS, heavy Goodyear Welted Neoliii Soles and Rubber Heels; solid throughout; sizes 6 to_ 11, including half-sizes. Regular value $0.00, Saturday price, per pair . . . . . . .. .i`~f 5.211

00 pairs Men’s LINEI) \VlF~l'l`lCI-t il/II'!

leather palm, knit wrist, l:ir_a'e size-it great value considering pre.»1ent day costs, at pci' puir' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . .490

Zlti only Woincn’s WlN'l`I‘lR l’»L()USl*lS, in

plain g‘i'cy‘ll|iioii flannel or wrapperette in col- ors black and _t,_>'rey, or black and white; sizes Z-I0 to 42. Saturday price.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .tile

24 only Wonien’s _qootl weight SERGIC

SKIRTS; colors black or navy; uplto-date styl- es; waist measure 2--1 to 510, lengths $18 and 29 inches. Very special, each - - . . . . . . . .. .$¢£.9.'»

15 only Men’s DOUBLE-RREASTEI)

WIDITER OVERCOATS in assorted clark tweeds. Assorted si'/.es 36 to 42-good value at regular prices, $12.50 to $15.75. Our special Saturday clearance price - - . . . . . . . ...$l0.0o

300 yards 30-inch WRAPPERE'l"l`E; col-

ors pink and white, assorted patterns; suit - able for ch1ldreii’s dresses and WoineiiTs blous~ GS. Per _vgirtl . . _ . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . l-to

_ _ 24 only HORSE RUGS, Kersey and Jute,

with two siii_c1ii_o'les_--f_i,'i'et-it value at our special Saturday pi-ice. Each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1.39

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-CH URCH OF SCOTLAND -Rev

Hugh Morrison of Kensington re- ceived Wednesday afternoon, O¢t. 524th for the first time since her mar- riage. Red roses were prettlly ar- ranged lnthe living room and pink" roses formed the ,decorations in the tea room. Mrs. Morrison wore a’ gown oi' Maize Crepe do Chene hand embroidered and was assisted in re- ceiving by Mrs. E. Urch, gowned in blue satin with Georgette Crepe and bead trimmings. Mrs. Newland from New York wore a Peach silk gown I and poured the tea. Miss Etta Walk- ior. Miss Lottie Sims and Mrs. Alfred ltllovei' cut the _ices. Miss,Walker’s iizostuiiio was black satin trimmed 1 with Chantilly lace. Mrs Sims wore a iirowii of cream satin with Georgette t‘i-cpe sleeves, Mrs. Glover’s gown was pale blue satin with gold braid triniiiiings. Miss Mile Iliitnlwiitteilileil _ the door und were u costuinie ol' (lan- .iry (lcoi';,*ciii- (‘i'epo with pearl trini- iiiiiigs.

WESTERN PERSONALS

Mr, /\dolphc‘O. (lziliaiit was in Sumi-

iiicrsido Monday,-M.

-Mr. William “Falker of Kensing-

I lon left. on Tuesday morning for Cal

igury. Alta., on a business trip.»-L.

| -Mr. Bcnai t7ormier_ of Cussh-

Iloud is now employed at Carleton

_ Point.-M.

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Mrs. Purdy and Mrs. Cameron ol'

. llzinipton were among the visitors in <`liai-iottetowii yesterday.

-Mr. Elmer Ross, a cadet of the

Itoyal Flyliig Corps. Toronto is visit- ing trieiids in Suninic-rside.-L.

-Mr. Arthur (Tormiei"son of Jo-

i soph (‘nriiiier, Ahraiii’s Village, has -returned from Western Canada, and l went to Sydney-.M. .

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been hardwall plaster nd all builders' MR ‘ ' GA 1' slzmrun l I. i - i it rice at Braces. '_ ' w' K M°°°u N ' Gu" _ ‘ _ll "“" Ware ' 5;63l{1_1_;nhumonEth“2w aim representative lu Summerntde.

» -smslsr Narsi amass are head- -TWELVE ONLV STRONG LEA- quarters _for best quality American THER WORK 00|-l-AR5-' EKU” _“Gold Medalo b,.and__p,.iceS_ quality well made. Special tor Saturday iam, length gua,.ameed_ $2.15, at Holman‘s Surnmerside. ` i 1080-11-8M2i.

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Monday morning Chief oi Police Oakes arrested James Cahill and .los- eph Richard on a charge of breaking into the residence oi Judge McQuar- rio and stealing a quantity of goods. They were given a lieuriiig on Weil~ nesday tmorning before Stepeiidihry Wyatt.-L.

orted thc wont After the cor

p » gi; .. _ ,. .- inony the happy couple left on the No-rthuniherlaiid on a trip i.o the inniiiland.-I..

d tor llutt Montana. Ou her way she ‘l°“‘."f“| l" some wily the

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an ’ _ , _ cd toi the iiinln ioad The aiiiipul

will \,_i;.it i_ii_0Mriii:_i;e_.__i_l _;iiid“t_,liieSd_5_‘:£ had not .gone far when the wagon was f _‘Lf wus( algnmpg _L y ‘ ' overturned throwini; the pig out cl "2 ul “ 0 ' ' the wagon. The little children h iva-

_ , "' ever, clung on till the wagon hozi :t-.l

“Mn Alfred mover and family of in the fence and dtopped the lio:'.<t_~.~-

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Now i.\' s'ro<‘i§ .txii 'ro .\ii|:|\'i~:

Beaver, Phoenix, Sunbeam, Queen City,

Five Roses, Royal Household and Robin Hood Flour. Rolled Oats, Bran, Middl- ings, Oil Cake, Cotton Seed and Ileet Meal, all of which we are now otl`ei‘iiig' at lowest prices, for Flour in 5 and 10 barrel lots, and feed in ton lots, for delivery or shipment dii'ect from the wharf on arrival. Rook your orders early so as to get lowest prices.

Kensington left on Wednr.-_iday morn ing for (algary where they will reside .\ir. Glover who has been in the em-

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food; and its blend of malted barley not only

\Vl|olesalc (fommisslon 1~‘isl\ Dealers

108 Fulton Fi:-iii Market., New York

oclnltlen. Smsltn. Eels and Clams Consignments nollclteii, daily

5 __ , . . rutttrdh, Stonclls and stationery on application.

lleterence Market und Fultpn Nutlonnl Bank. New York.

I ' S. B. WILEY, I1 SONS. Trnnller Agent Boston

Gwlrl . .._. . _ ._ _

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adds to its nourishing

"qualities but produces a flavor of unusual rich-

IIGSS.

All Food--- ‘ ‘

- No Waste

ploy ol’ Messrs lleuben Tuplin & *BRUOM |NDU5TRV-- A “CW (-0mp,my for many ye,,rS_ Wm be phase ol' the twentieth century pro- ,grumlv miS,_,C,_l in ,hat ,._0mmu,my___ gressioii will soon be i1iaur.vii‘:ited in [__ ‘ Eginont. Bay, the novelty, ci which

____ will interest everyone of this locall-

~'l`he Messrs. Geronic G. Arseiiaiilt l."~ 3' The makin! Of hl`00l"S Under UW

,md _|(,,m (-_ p01,.1(.,. of M-_,Kim V;|10_ dirr_~ctioii ot’ two blind bitt intelligent ,-,._,.,.,,¢_1y ,;p,,m ,L few days at She. young -iiicn, will make ai new era in ,]im.__ M,._ Dommiquc Legere of G,-um] the history of this niiclent settleiiieni lliguc, N. ll.. spent 11. few days on 01 _Eginont Buy. Tfliose two blind liiisiiicss in I~lg|iio'it Buy recently, and "mlb Glllllllll “ml l’0l\\l9l' ily llillllli. uhil there, took otetisioii to visit ll=1l'L “ll"nf- S€V"‘“l V011* ill UN 901'

iet to ninlce

A Horne & Co J

O 0 - broonis. It is their intention to con-

j ==;-_=-_=_ tiniie _this work. and judging from spo-

cinieus ulreadv seen. the product

ot' St. Vhrrysostonio and Mr. l’otli is iroiii across.-M.

-A NARROW ESCAPE.-

had ai iiurrow escape from serious jury one day lust week. Ile was

senwceil, sitting on the top of

were uninjnred.-M.

_ _ kA'r»-tsiuue wooo.

. 'canadian Pcstum c'é»-`¢|| cb.,

Ltd., Windsor, Ont. _

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I -ThMEN'S L|NED W|NTER M|TTS,

' ' , - ‘ ists. large siz-

.Ias MacDougall will preach on Sab- ea er palms' lm" wr .bath the 11th at Cape Traverse a~ es' For s‘f"u"‘laY Only' 49° per pair at

HOLMANS Suninierside

_ -MA`c|<'s No-RUB wAsi-une

-BR'°E'S “°E"T'°N'“ Mrs' 'rAB|_E1's, three for 12e,sevan for

250. at HOLMAN’S Summerside. on saturday, ioin ‘ -.aiviE2i.

_-MEN’S WINTER ' OVER- MAN’S Summers-ide. 107! '-8ME2l. sale Saturday at each $10" \_ HOL~» COATS. regular $12.50 to $15.75. On

-WEDDING BELLS.- in Tigiiisli

on Muiiduy iiiorniiig, Mr. S. 'l`. (lul- lunt. l<`ishcry Inspector, was iiiarricil to Miss Ida. (ihristoplicr. ltev.‘ _'vii- Maclloliglill pei'l'ormcd the corcrnony. Mr. and Mrs. (iallnnt spent. the day in Siiiniiicrsidc and lct't. on tho evcir ing train l'or ('li;irlultotowii whoi they will resid:-.---L.

-GAUDET~ARSENAULT WEDD-

iNG.- On Monday, November iith, Mr. (Thus. Arsciiaiili. oi Simiinerside wus niilted in inzii-i'iage to Mrs. (‘.eli;i (laudct, daiighter ot' Mr. and Mrs. Jelus Peters. ltec. J. (7. McLean per- iornir~.l the cei‘ctiioiiy. The bride was _attended by hor cousin Miss lrciic Peters, and Mr. Wilfrid Kelly sup-

--GOING FOR TREATMENT.-'l`l -

returiieil wounded soldier, Aublii Ar- senault, son ol` Leon J. Arseiiault. let! \Veilnes-day of last. week for Suiiuiier side on his way to llalifax. ()ii boird the train, he sustained a slight in jury to his wounded leg. 'Flioiigli not serious our hero thought it ad ‘visalile to remain in Siininierside t`or a few days till fully recovered. At _latest reports he was at his brother

R. T. {‘;ielil_Art_i_ll;e_ry1%_r_;;._i‘t,\’\;o_3dst<I§_:<__£j_ Abels house.-L _

. -' 'S ““ “S Pa’ S. -Hoses RUNS AwAv.- 'ri

SU . _ “ml Mm' Gmdqn' Summ"S'de'_I" other morning Mr. Frank R. Arsc/nuull

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ii1x.ii-xhiiczi. * -Mr. anti Mrs. Joseph M. Gaiiaht l;_";“l,’§_uff,'_“f_;algg§ lllfargeallfllecbfl,

' :ind Ur. Joseph L. Gahant. Abraiii‘e -. .' ‘ ' _

.. . pig in the wagon ready for deliveiy

_ _-_:' _ ' 'Y' ---- Mmge' were "1 Summerside 0" Sa' to market. His team was standing.

_ C _V `_""`Y'" ":"“`:‘ l“"'lay‘ while Mr. Arseiiault went into the

'Y W ' ' ' C' -Mi-s. Alexander Scott of Ghur- l:E::Sli'm] r_l`“;(i),3; télifilc};§lr;3:'t%¢.ll&l:i

lottetown left on Tuesda morning - ‘ ' _

Y horse stair

niust inevitably come to u success- ful issue. Mr. Gallant is n nntlvc

Mr.

iiliiiile li. Arsenaull. oi’ llrbuin Ville

load. and on arriving ut the little lilll in the hinc just by Joseph O. Gallnnvs his liorses, somewhat spirited. started in u smart trot. it seems that the liiriicss was not equipped with bree- cliing, in any case, the team arrived at the iniiln road nt a pi-etty good rate, mid the fore wheels of his wagon striking u deep gutter. Mr. Arsenault i 1 .um off with his reel entangled in the! relini und his overcoat got caught-in the hub'oi the wheel; U19 1101195 keeping up,t.heir speed. He-l how- ever. got freed from the reins and tim wheat, but not before having his .overcoat torn-up Rnd ruslalnlns some painful, though not serious bruises. The horses tindtng themselves with- _ out it _tiriver took to the. sailor. but were arrested in their' course - by one ot them hooking in the fence. both being .brought to a standstill. They

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Childreu’s Dresses f and Coats

Dresses_ in colored

flannelette 2 to 6 years .. ..$l.50

Serge Dresses 3 to 14»

ye3_1°5_ Pyjcg $Zi..‘£5 to $7250. .

1 Velvet Dresses, 2 to G years _.$31.50 to $34.90

Children’s Coat:-: -- -

_ ._ ...$3.98 to lil |.!lH

Ladies’ and Misses’ f Dresses -

A line assortnieiit ol'

Serge Dresses in all shades and styles. Price . . . . fl'il'5.75 to ':‘|'i`£$i.75

Silk -and Crepe de Chene Dresses. Price. .. . . . $12.9() lo 3l'i‘5Ii.T5

Extraordinary Values Y

in Suits and Coats

for Ladies .

SUITS - I ` _ '

Charming models in Popling

Serges, Velvour and -other materials a few shades in Burgandy 'Navy and Black. Prices range from $10.00, 15.00 to 35.00 ' _ r

6 Suits in odd sizes fur trimmed

see our prices to clear.

Coats they come in Plush Vel_

vours. Beavers and Chinchillas and other materials. Price from $5.00 up to 49 00 , -

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What woman can say that Gus# -f '

sards are not for her, when such l

Corsets and such values arc off \-gill",/f

l'cred 'i‘hesc (iossards are for l,

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you,-_...for every wonian. Select yours now. Price - ~ -*lil-9-‘» lil $1'-#lil

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Saturday Specials; '

vlli

Ladies l"laiinelet.te Gowns - ~ - - - ~9Hl' ` 'C

Iiadics Colored Underskirts - - - - -981' '

Ladies’ Voile Waists, special -»--_`-'~'><‘

Iiadies’ Separate Serge Skirts . .$¢:‘.7.'> Cm,

..................:imI$Z£.75 `

Ladies’ lliiiigziloiv Aprons -» Hifi! 794' Ladies’ I<`lannel Underskirts _:$1.25

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and lcaivcs to mourii ti hur- his wliich occurreil at his hoiiid. llcad <1 1W0 50115- doll" illlfl 01' Ilillsboro on October 251, at the nge

Neil. MTS- -‘\- S- M0m'°. Ol' 73 _\'e‘.1l's. the coiiiiiiunity loses a

sister ot’ Somerville. ii brother

-'-1* [Wellington in Winnipeir and one br.;-

MR- JAMES 5- DOUGLAS/~ ther Artenias Ilunglus oi Mount Ste-

ll me llcillll Ui M13 Jilllliifi S- DOW? ces were conducted by the Rev; Mr.~

lillilll iii Bl1l’fi\l0»N- Y-.J0l1l1 Y- ill iaiiiily ii kinfl liusbniid and devoted

York, City; l(0llll‘~’lll in U1`0Uli' futlier. Deceased gszitleiiiaii who was

field. P. E. I., John in ()'l_i\\ai‘y it nd _

C-s ill Al`ll\Sll`Ul\l£- ll- if- MIS- lby Dr. \Velsh leaves to inourn besides Od is il lll`-*L f'f*\\-‘ill YU llfle-‘it-1>|liis`widow'the following taiiiilv: Law- l“<l0Ch ‘tllld (`l\11\`l<’»~` |i0»*`~=‘ Ui' I-ill-"-soil on ihc lioiiiestead; Gordoii -Head

city. | _ _

.‘.i_'iii';iy the _pall-bearers being l~`i'ed- ciuch .lnrdlne. .lani,_-i McKenna, Peter l.iio_v. John NV. Simmons. John Mc»

beloved iieiglihor and frieiid and the Iloiitild and David Collin,

t.l'l .i~ill` i°"l" enrci v ciifi or iuiiiii., iis illness ___:_A GOOD M‘LKER___G__0m__ mlb

sei" tson oi' Judge Fraser) who took iirst prize at Souris exhibition iul' liio.li\-st cow oi ii milking strain, and ivhosc cow dropped’a fine cali' it tow days ago. received 3 pallet ol' niilk on her first milking. Who comes iivxil -'.(l. '

of liill.~iboi'o‘ George, (lli;\rlottet.own~

wart. The iiiiprrsslve l'uiiei':il servi-

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ENHNDESR

_ for Class One Men-

Go to the Post Office Today!

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WHY WAIT!

The Proclamation which issued under tlie Military Service Act

calls on all bachelors and widowers without children (alot other- wise excepted) who were 20 years old on_l3th Octo er, 1917, and whose 34th birthday did not' occur before January lst, 1917, to report for service or claim exemption on or before -

November 1 Oth, ll 9 1 7

All that is needed 'immediately' is for the report or claim to be made_ on the forms obtainable at any Post Office in Canada, and left with the Postmaster for transmission.

` I There is nothing to be gained by delay

On the contrarg Class One men will avoid the congeslivll probable on the th, 9th and 10th of November, if they pe\'f0Fm ` their duty under fthe flaw at once. ' _ ' -

Claims for ‘exemption may be made. by the Class -One' man

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himself, his emlployer, orb! a near relative, but .not more than one claim _shou d be made or any one man. _ ' .

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