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What satisfies you?

YOU’RE satisfied with the clothes you buy

at the time you get them or you wouidn’t

buy. If that’s all the satisfaction you want, any clothes will do; they all look good when there’re

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But if you want satisfaction for many months, » better have reliable fabrics, good tailoring, and

smart style. That’s the kind of clothes the “Men’s Store” sells. We olfer you that kind of satisfac-

tion.

SUITS AT $20.00, $25.00, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00 UP. OVERCOATS AT $25.00, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00 UP.

MOORE & ll/IcLEOD LTD

.._..,. -IT PAYS to buy ln.thl| Province.

t -THE GUARDIAN is on sale at 1/afi'erty's, Suininerelde.

-WANTED -- A maid at Clifton

House, Summerslde. 1468-10-Dmtf

-HAY WIRE--Cut length loop end

quality and price guaranteed at Bi°a.ce's . _ _ 1690-10-21'Mtl'Etfrl.

-HARDWALL PLASTER, i'resh

Portland cement (four oarloads) plas- ter paris and all building hardware at »Bl'ace's. _ 1696-10-21lMti’Efri.

-TWO CENTS PER WORD each

insertion for advertising in this col- Ulllll. Cililh must accompany order minimum charge twenty five cents.

-A REAL CONVENIENCE is an

electric carriage or auto. Right goods. Bruce McKay. Siimmereide.

1696-10-21i\ItiSi`rl.

-COME to the ewtertainiiient .and

supper in New London Hall, Thursday evening, October 30th at 7.30 o'clock. Ad-missioii 35 cents. 1693-10-21l\i2ipd.

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-SHIPPING.-Eiitered port Schr.

Conductor Capt. A. .Trenlioini with ti out-go of coal for Picton, sclir. Mala-bar Capt. Millei'. coal t’-rom Pictou. The V. G. Str. Brant un a trip with iight house supplies was in port 0ver~Su_n- tiny.-ll.

-'WASHING MACHINES (hand.

wiiter or engine power) and wrlngere. each and 'every one guaranteed. Briice's have the biggest and best ns- sortinent in the Province.

1696-10-21Mtl'Si’ri.

--ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.-The unnivei~sa.r_v servilces' of the Summer- side. ‘Methodist Church Sunday inorii- inir and even-ing were conducted by Rev. John Line, M. A., B. D., Pro- fessor of the Theological Faculty of Mount Allison University.-L. `

-SERIOUS FIRE.-The `barn" be-

longing to Mr. 'Colin Rix. Well‘s Road, Lot 4, was dct~/troyed by ilre some days ago. About seven tons of hay which were in the barn also went up in .:m0l<e. The ilre ig supposed to have started from ti spark from the house chimney. The loss_is a 'lietivy one to .Vir. Rin as it is understood there was no insursince.-H.

-NARROW ESCAPE.- Mr. George Morrison son ‘of Mayor J. A. and' Mrs. Morrison, 'Suiii-merside, who is in the Mounted Police at Regina, had mast of his clothes burned oii him ‘ind received burns about his ilace while helping to extln-g‘uis'h a tire at the Mounted Police Guard House there. His many friends iii Swniiiier- side are glad to hear his injuries are not serious.-I..

-FUNERAL SERVICES.-The re-

mains of tlie into Rev. Eprhriaiii Read who passed away nt Eastcrdni-e, Mass.. Monday ithe 13tli were brought to

9 Summerside Saturday eveniing for

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urial. The funeral tool: place from ‘ e residence of Mus. W. A. Bren-

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Our shipment. of choice Flow-

ering Bulbs hiive just arrived. All First Quality Bulbs.. large flowering and in the most bcaii- tiful shades.

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TULIPB

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NARCISSUS

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Be sure and plant some of the V

beautiful Tail Stemmed ‘Dar

wn' Tullpe We have them Bulbs oii sale in Bookstoie

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Clearance Sale

0i three ‘Dinner Wire Patterns '

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Live Hogs .Wanted

I will buy live hogs at Tignlsli, St.

Louis, Alhcitoii, Eliiisdtile as far as llill River North, beginning Oct., ltlth. Hold your hogs until l calli on you and set ai dut,_. for receiving ntl different sivtloiis. iligliest market

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Agt. for Win. Davies Co. Montreal. 1518-10~11I\l7i.. _

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---,\ir. .liiiiics .»\. _\lcKiiin0ii, merch-

iitit, (`t:leiiiun, \\'-us iii town Friday ual

~-.\li', Josopii l’ulci‘s, liiigguge mus-

loi' uiitl Mrs. Peters. left on Friday iiimiiiiig on u visiting tiiip to Mctallefl- i-i und other Quebec points. Mr. Prt-

ciii‘iie~.ti vacation.

-Af-tri' inodictil ti'e-.itnieiit i’0r nonr-

ly three wcelts ut the Priiice t‘o\ilit_\' liospiliil Muster iililo Burke, Alber- toii, \vtis tlisciliuiged on Thursday. Ho lvus airtruiiipaniieti litiine li_v his niotlici' Mrs. S. ll. iliirlw who attended hiiii dtirliig his illiicss.-li.

-it is sttitotl that uiidrr tlio new

iiitiiuigciiiont tho Summersitlo Sieiiiii l..uuntlr_v will he in operation for bits- iiiess i-iirly in .Novi-iuher. Upon iii- speutioii it is found that with tho ex- ocptioii of most of the belti-ng being tlestroyr-tl, the mtwhi-noi-_v lit-is sulfcr- cti little or no titiiiiuge by fire. The building however, will need coiisidei'- fihlo repairs whit-li will lic utteiified

---Mrs. G. S. (Joi-ney_lias returned-

to Suiirinerside after visiting her dau- ghter iii Amesbury, Mass.-li.

-.\lr. George M. 'Mot.tliews,

O'i.eury, was a visitor to Summerside friends on Saturday.-H.

-Mr. E. E. Sharbell, Portage, was

niiioiig the biisincss -men in town dur- ing tho week end.-li.

_1\<lr. A. A. McCt1ull, uiierchant,

hlllorslit-. was iii town oii Saturday. -I-l.

--Mrs. Oliver Bul‘hB. Summefsme

leftt on Saturday morning to join her husband who ‘holds it position ns drug gist iii tho city of Boston, Mass.-H.

--Mr. .ixustino/ieooiioia ni the P.

E. l. ltuilwtiy and bride, left on Fri- tltiy iiiorniuig on their honeymoon tolli' to Boston and other American cities.

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-Dr. W, G. Church having gone

ers is -taking two weeks on ‘a well, to Ottawa, his vate,-ina.;-y pragticg in

Suninierside has been taken over by Dr. Cianieron.-L.

-Miss Loretta Whelan, Principal

ol' St. Andrews High School, has re- turned to rosiiine her duties after spending her holidays at lier home in Covehead.

-.»\iii0iig the passengers leaving 'by

the (.‘\;ir Ferry on Monday morning was Mr. Arthur Flynn who left for -his home dn New York City after visiting his parents, ex-Marshal and Mrs. Plyiin, Charlottetown; also his bro ther Mr. William M. Flynn, Station

Agent, Sumniersitle. It le twenty two years since Mr. Flynn visited his par-

to without deltiy,-I-I.

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oiiic Lodge of which order the late Mr. Read was a member for a num-_ ber of years. After ii short service tit llie house the remains were conveyed to the Presbytrian (lliuro-li where ser- vice was conducted try Mr. A. McKay assisted by Rev. 1M-r. Auld ac- cording to the lute Mr. Read's' wishes. Phe remains were laid to rest in the Penplefs Cemetery. The poll 'bearers were Messrs D. Gordon, M. I.. Brad- shaw, Wm. Stewart, Alex Jamieson, J. A. Morrison und Fred Mutturt.-L.

-WEDDING BELLS.-An event oi’

much interest took ,place at Hamilton on €Wednesd'ay evening when Olga Parkmnii. daughter ot Mr. W. A. Woodside of Hwmiltoii and Ernest Callbeck son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. iallbepk ol' Llnkletter were united in innrriaize by Rev. W. dl. Harding, ns- iisted by 'Rev. J. H. 1Murc'h'leoi1 of Malpequo. The ‘bride was dainblly nt- :ired in n.tlr: ;s of white satin and crepe de client' with bridal vell and iraiige blossoiiif~ ami carried ii. bou- _iuc-t. The wedding march was played oy Miss tLelha Harvey of Linkletter. A large number of relatives and rleuds were present and the bride :ccelved many handsome presents in- :luding subslanliiul cheques. The ;rooni`s present to -the bride was a wrist watch. After the ceremony the his-ppy couple iiiotorcd to their home iii KLinklettL\i'.-l..

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--The iiumiy friends ol' Mrs. Robert

M-lil-iguii. Milo who is undergoing treatment in Pnliice County Hospital will he pleased .to hour she is recover- gli! after ~her rt-cent severe illness.-

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Navy League Drive

PROMINENT -business men

from coast to coast are bucking up the Nelson Day campa gn to raise $500,000 tor the con- tinuance of the work of the Navy League of Canada. 'The various useful activities of the I Nav Le 5 _

youthful Canadians are thoro- | ushli' trained to become deep sea sailors. The Merchant

' Marine requires every qualiiied

Sailor these brigades can pro- duce find many more. It in a great work that is for the last- "

, ins benellt of the Dominion for

Permanent prosperity, of which must be dependent to a large -. °X¢0n¢ “Don export trade. Busi-

_ ness men all over Csnsdl. re-

alise this and are heartily in tc-

. cord with the aim, of th¢.Nsvy

League. . _ _ All of the fund, mind ln, the

Nelson Day drive wll' be spent In Canada mainly fl-ir. the sup- D0rt of the Naval Brljlidel and t for the Sailors' Hon1Q' in Cpu- . Hill” Dori-s. Atbrlll cllliillilll le now in progress ,sho tho ac-_ tual drive will -tape' place Oct- t ober 21, 22 and 33; ~

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We have purchased the coal business oi Geo. E. Full and Son, and

will continue the business at their former stand, foot of Prince Street.. V

We will carry at all times, a complete line oi all grades of coat All

ol our coal will be stored in sheds protected from the weather. All coal sold by us will be weighed on the city scales. I _

' li you are- a former patron oi Messrs. Geo. E. Full and Son, we would lie pleascd to have you continue with us.

_ The public is invited to give us a trial. Your satisfaction is our

A large amount ol hard coal is now en route from thcmines in

. -Pennsylvania---All sizes Cliestniit-~ Stove and Egg. This is the genuine

D.l..,&_W. Coal. the best bard coal ltuiwn. Ask any coal dealer about this

_ grade ol coal.» BO0K YOUll 0llDliR NOW - -

The Pasahonias Coal Co

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