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WEDNESDA Y. THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23RD, 24TH, 25TH, 26TH.

CHARLOTTETOWNS‘ 4131c; a SHOPPING DAYS l

We have decided on giving the people of Prince Edward Island an opportunity to buy their winter cloth- ing at greatly reduced prices. Therefore Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 111111 301111118)’, N0Ve111ber 23rd, 24111.- 25th, 26th are to be Chariottetown’s 4 big shopping days. Our big store will be brimful of wonderful bargains. A most wonderful selection to choose from. Shop early_

WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE -

per garment. Men's Fleeced Underwear at wholesale prices.

25 Doz. Men's and Boy's Caps, Reg. 151-50 1'01‘ 751'-

Men's soft and hard Hats @ wholesale prices. Wool Blankets $18.00 a pair, special $6.00 a

Flannelette Blankets at wholesale prices.

200 Suits of Staiifields wool underwear, special Suit. , m1‘

50 pairs of Men's Working Pants $1.50 a pair.

500 yds. Heavy Khaki Drugget, Reg. 801‘ for 401‘-

Men's Heavy working gloves 151-50 for 151-00- 50 D02. Men's Heavy Hose 351'- 3 prs. for $1.00.

if Specials lironiiileiis Working Dept. l

Men's Wool Underwear $6.00 per suit, special (11 $1915

pair. Men's Working shirts, wholesale prices-See special table.

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Real Values from our STAPLE DEPT.

500 yds. Towelling. Reg. 201' 1'01‘ 101‘-

' . 500 yds. English Cream Flannelette '1-'11' 101‘ 251'-

400 yds Wrapperette. Reg. 751' 101‘ 501‘-

' 1000 yds. dark shirting Reg. 4-51‘ 101‘ 251‘-

price $35-00 per

500 yds. percale (36 inches.) 551‘ 1011251‘: - - - _-_ Come and see other big specials in this Department.

Bargains from our Big Silk and

3 Webs pailette silk $2.25 roi- 01.1.15 yd. 10 Webs 50 inch dress Serges up t0 91-1-00

2 Webs all wool Botany Suiting 155-75 f0!‘

01cm" s FYRNlSlIiNG iiisFuiTniicNT . .

Boy's Pullover Sweaters. Special 751‘- Boy's Khaki coatsweaters 911-811 1'01‘ 131-00- Men's Fancy Negligee shirts. Special 891‘-

Men‘s Pullover Sweaters, Maroon and Brown. Special $2.19. - - - All our Big stock of Men’s Coat sweaters and fancy Neg-

20 young Men’s Suits 25.00 and $30.00 for $17.50. 30 M E.\"S SYYPS ALL COLORS 512E336 t0 46 FORMER PRICE

$40.00 aiirl $25.00. .

ligee shirts at wholesale prices.

Tweed Raincoats $25.00 for $15.00. Men’s Mackinaw Coats Norfolk style $15-00 101‘ $10-00-

Men's Neckwear Swiss silk. Reg. 01-7-5 1'01‘ 1111-00- Heavy Wool Hose grey and Bro\vn 2 prs. for 131-011-

25 Dozen Ladies Black Hose 951* per pail‘.

‘.350 yds. Grey Domiet 251' for 101" ‘ 5300 yds. Print Cotton 5151‘ for ‘l? 1-11‘-

member what we advertise we have in Q

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50 Dozen childrens small vests 301' 1'01‘ 151' yd. _ . 50 Dozen Ladies stanfields cotton Underwear 151-150 101' 451'-

50 Dozen Boy's Black wool Hose 1551' f0!‘ 40°-

. . .Ali other goods in this Department wholesale prices. ilc- '

Dress Goods Dept.

for $1 .00.

8 Webs Cotton Cashmere. Special for’ 351' yd. - l 2 Webs 36 inch Tartan plaids 1111-7111 11"‘ 931" Yd-

$2.55 y(]_

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uantities.

Men’s Ulster Coats,_foi'mer Price $15-00 Other lilies of Mackinaw coats $10-00 1'01‘

min 111-1001) for $?£5.tiil. l $6.00.

All it... Lines oi Men’s

and Boy's Clothing, also Mens’ and ladies’ For Coats at Wholesale Prices

wool Navy serge. Values $7.75 roi- 3.08. e 8 Women's Suits sizes to 44. Special 1-2 price. Women's Corsets. Special $1.00 and $1.25.

price.

Extraordinary

25 Women's Raincoats. Values to $21.00 1-2 price. Women's and Misses’ serge skirts in side and box pleated all

4 Special lines of Gossard Corsets, odd sizes

Wholesale prices on our New Stock of Blouses. '

at half

_ . 225)4'5*

Special lines i n Women's and Misses‘ Winter coats $1 1-118. 1111m- 3 75. illlfl $18.00. . . . . . Women's elastic Band Housed Women's Under-shirts all shades. Special $1-00- _ _ _ - “ 3 Women's Underskirts all shades. Special $1501 1111-91’ ""0 $13-90- 7 Women's Flannelete Night Gowns. Special 151-00-

l Women's Kiinonas, at wholesale prices. '

i Furs, Neckpi-eces, Many styles at wholesale prices.

.. . )"‘-‘ l23‘.'i*“'-i t rés-gesf Régf $13.5 for $1.00.“

Values from Our ladies’ Ready to Wear Dept.

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Women's White Voile Blouses. Rcg._1il1 Women's Black sateen Blouses 151-30 111111 'Womeri"s ‘Black suede gloves. Special 7-11‘- Woinen’s Mode and Grey suede gloves $1 Women's Brown and Grey cape gloves $1 Women's Brassieres. Values to $135 101‘

prices.

Children's Gloves and Mitts and all other

for $1110- 85c.

.00. .75. 49c.

lilies at wholesale

Ladies’ Cloth and Fur Coats, Suits, Dresses and Furs also Men’s and Boys Clothing and Men’s Fur Coats oi all Kinds at Wholesale Prices

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THE WESTERN GUARDIAN‘

—-‘NOP IIOIII Holmldl cotnlopl -—COAl_ LADEM-The schooner J. ii. Ernesr._ Capt. Grady. arrivcrl pa. here Saturday with a cargo oi‘

-AGED LADV DIES-Mrs. mien Gillis, oi Kenslngtoii, die-i 1'08! from P1¢10u.~H. recently at the advanced age or‘ 513i years. She leaves to mourn’ one daughter. Mrs. tDr.) MacDon- ald. of Calgary. and two sons, Rod- crick and Neil in the Eastern slates and one brother Matthias Hickey of lndinn River. The tuner» rd took place iit lndtan River come- iery on Sat, Nov. 10th. Rev. Mgr. Glllis officiated. K

—BAD HOAD8.-The country roads are in a very bad condition these iiilld days. Oi the large uiirii- ber of shippers here 1m Saturday. most oi‘ them arrived by train as travelling conditions by team or motor curs for any distance. is very unfavorable owing to mud.~H.

—PRODUOE LADEN. — The

schooner ‘Marina. (fapi. Olson. has completed loading produce and cleared on Monday ior Halifax. The cargo consists oi‘ nboul. 3000 bush- leis oi‘ potatoes with n deck load of 1400 bitshcls turnips and several tone pressed hnynvil’.

For thou afflicted with

ASTHMA

It to not an experiment; not o

complicated treatment, or a snuff

or IIIIIC, hub-smoke or ‘comm, l o lmlll capsule Iiiied with

—HOGG MURPHY WEDDING. —.\n interesting event took place at. the Manse. Kenslngton. on Wednesday Nov. 9th, when J. Her- , bert Hogg of Kelvin, rind Mrs. n A Z g M A H Lnura Waller Murphy of Regina.

Soak. were united in the holy you "nnow i‘ m“ a“ 0mm bonds oi lliiitrirnony. They were ‘Qﬂcine in ‘ﬂunk [amt n h unattended. Rev. T. W. Goodwill E.‘|1.n\¢¢d m "ﬂu" "Mm" tied the nuptial knot. immediately

mgmnmnop "ma," ‘Hymn-M - zitterthe ceremony was preformed they motored to Mr. HoggW-i homo.

In ooui and bronchial » Pu“".' I where a nnzniflceni reception was

nouns long aighlo ol quier

oloop. Coutn not), 0g m; (yiﬂltenrlercd them h" their ninny

from _lur ngcntu, or write Tgmplg- frlcniis wnonz whom they arc

tons Limited. Toronto. Ont. flPlPrVIWllv pnpulrir. (‘ongrntuln- Ioil by Rollin In!» .0011:-

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—-FOR SALE-Extra. quality-Mad ﬁsh. uundried. skins off, sundi-ied. skins on. Green made in salt. Will prepay freight to any station to parties that will club and ordrr 200 lbs. or more. Write or tr-in. phone. James England. Travel- lers’ Rust. l’. E. l.

—-LOADED WITH PRODUCE.- Mr. Lessle Stralght_ Murray's Cor- ner. N. B._ owner and Capt. or the gasoline boiii Eicpcrimenter, enter- ed here on Saturday; he brought over 300 bushels milling wheat. for grinding, also ii quantity 0t‘ jiin1r_ On his return trip home he took o fiili loud consisting oi a quantity of supplies and the product of his whait which was ground by ltohlir- sun's rolling promos-H. c

-DEATH OF PETER HARR- INGTON. MKENSINGTQM. The many friends and acquaintances of Mr. Harrington were shocked to henr of his sudden death on Friday last from paralysis. at. the age of fifty-eight ycnrs. He leaves a wife nnd large family. His funer- ni will not trike plnce tlli after his daughters. Mrs. Berry and Miss Maud arrive from the Canadian West. which is expected to be on Monday evening. '.

-E8CAPADE OF ONE KENSING TON FOX~ One "morning last week sviiile Mr. Sydney Webster wns cn gazed in the simple occupation oi’ milking n-cow in n stable on the Miiipeqiie Road. the tnecciisnrllyi simple trnin of his thoughts receiv-

cd u very sudden jolt which in- sinniiy set it tihc train of thought)

to

if)‘.

-Mr.

cxplo

Wcbnicr. who has lntely returned

ranch, now owned by (‘heluisford hiclieoti. ricr and pillage during his llngs through the neighbor's chick- cn coups on his from captivity. Tom Gormun was iiei. back to the extent of two nice ducin and Jimmie Briihnm n how- lv purchased ilvc dollar rooster. K.

VESTERN PERSONALS

River. was n visitor hero during tho. week end-H.

—Mr. Holly nington. night from Muniiobzi, svhcrc he bus been working since early He. reports crops below ilic nver- dinn Pacific Railway. rigc in that section of tho K.

Danioi

in town o lr-lsurcly through the. interior. Mr.

re —Mr.

He. left n trail oi‘ mur- rumb-

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short reprieve

from the

McLeod. Victoria.

West. spent tho week end hero on mm" M business-H. »—Rev. J. AfM-gffionuitl. Grand

tDumphy, on

0t Ken- rr-iurncd Saturday" spring.

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town. guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. l] McNclll. Water SL-ll.

son. Charlottetown. came linmc on the death of Ho is an France. official in thn treasury department W“ H rwlnllrnni 0i’ the Alhcrtn government.

in an entirely different direction. ——Dr. E. J. Keir. Aiberton. W88 A small black animal oi‘ the Genus Vulpes walked the door of the stable rind began

n Saturday on prolessioir

al bli6lDCSS.~—H.

Simpson Crockett Alniu. iriis a visitor here on Siiiurdnyl

effects of u heavy cold.-

Mr. Konalngton. Kl

—Mr. Andrew Cher-icy. of Nelson. B.(‘., visited his homo in Kenning" ion on tho occasion of the death’ of his father. Henry

J.

Nclsnn on Monday morn-l K.

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frnni Colorado. nntl is not familiar ~11. _ , . . , . , Evangelism uni! 801-1111 Service 01 with the sight of the silver black $811?‘izguivfsstésgncéljoggoé‘ Se“ _ the Methodist Church:

beauties, received ii ivarning shout. —-.\lr, William hiolfiiy‘. cngincci‘ on m‘, “mum! plaudm‘ n Enzmcn‘

iioni his brotlicr llarry. who iirid tn tho car ferry l’. l1}. isinnd_ spent whér; "m." h Th“; selpumd T0 111i‘ 011111511011 111111 000°31'01"?! neon the iox outer the stable door. ovcr Sunday with his parents in Madvlsén S us]? ‘Garden H‘ n“, oi‘ the Methodist Church:

The door was quickly closed and lown.-~ll. scene for g". S5006“ of qmmnllil

the valuable prize quickly coriiil- ‘vmte he (“and M ﬁaruaw ﬁrst The world stuildo Hlilhglfliill‘ the ed. ‘He belonged to Mr. (fnlheck. _...Miﬂg Janjq- [Pgltﬂfgﬂn (iimr. » ,, , f __' ilﬂrlllli: of the wayﬁ- 0 "V 1111 0"» and had escaped from the Ed Urch Myuumwn’ is ‘riglting 1,11,11,15. y“ Iggogaélgwlegwnléllrxaf ifzzalezilnzfl“; of the President of the Lliiiitl-l‘

~ one oi‘ Martins tables with his wife

Harry Horton or thc fliir- the room. pct lmpiirtment of Messrs Sinclair made the most of the publicity rind Stewart Ltd., has hoen con- the name of the restaurant llf7('ill1lf lint-l to his home for n few days fixed in millions of minds.

--Mr. Everett Cowley, of Edmon- it down. He ton, Alia" 5mg“; g gm, d"! Wm, Broadway and Forum, Enact‘ bu, nnvies still impose pondcroua bur- hin fiilhor-iii-liiw. Mr. John A. Liiw- after running it im- about a your]

Cnsehay m" the Ehutners "n For the In“ ' ready staggering under the costs but half dozen years ho had lived in

CRBBIBY- the sveek ended November Mr. Cling-lay in a conductor on the are estimated by the (‘rows Neiii -l')ivision of the Cann- Ho left on 8215.500 the previous week.

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PRAYER FDR WORLD PEACE

The following cull to serious slutly and earnest prayer was pre-

purctl ill. the request. of tho Anuuiil Meeting of the General Bourd oi’

PARIS. Nov. Zr-Louis Miiiiin_

Stilton tn the great povt-ers t0 join iii Conference on tho problems 0i at White sitting with his son l\(‘l0i~5 f ‘vorm PM“ brings hum" m "H - The Mam“ brothel“ oi’ un tho critical condition of in-

“: tlﬁfllllll0llﬂl relations. The (ireut

‘ War has left the world still bleed- ing through every pore. Manhood

and ll piirty oi friends. and glared

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international rotations. I m trcabencrl and fortified b)‘ 1' , ty spiritual movement tlillﬂilgn Peoples. Our task. us ihc 113511“ representatives of Jew" l ‘l; I to ensure thiii this net-dd 0° in not lacking. the The world now donniiidiron ittiiltm iiiid vspuﬁil)’ "mm" “I ornaments iIS the 8111mm?” s, tun] Dllfpﬂﬂiholﬂflllllil b)’ iueutii of tho lcntlini! 90M‘ ' the intricate and lniiistcu T bioma now iiirentonlﬂt! lmimnv in process of Deiivcllll “"1" Wu therefore 11111111‘ 1"" tcra and people during 1110M tinuiince of tho Cou10f"““’[“- serrate to tho promotion 0 “on Peace. every 111300” "n" "y of prgygr grid discuss

is still being trained on a whole- sale scale for war. Material re- sources are ritili being diverted. from the nrts of peace to the worit oi mutual destruction. Armies and

Louis Martin branched out for - himself just hefortfthc Dclinonlco site was given up because the own- | crs of the buildings decided to tour opened n place ‘tit

dens of taxation on peoples al- of the war. Energies of mind and "p, h,“ hushles“ vemum l heart. urgently needed to solve

whm‘ he had the problems of world reorganiza- tion, are still being diverted into channels developing suspicions ba- tweeii nations. Tho situation is ll:- tolornble. and will compel speedy detorminntlon either by explosion in war or by resolution into con- structive discussion.

At. this time the Church of, Christ finds itself under special. obligation to liberate the pout up' spiritual energies energies oi the’ human heart reinforcing them h] intense communion with God. The minds of statesmen, who have

opened ut Enghicn since the wuinl -——-¢o-§-_%

RECENT FIRES

Fire iosncs in (‘nntida (luring 16th. Monotnry

Times lit $"87.80. compared with

All f» llinarlw an time n. gun.

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