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Ladies’ silk knit gowns. Tailored and lace 00

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cHARLOT'I‘ETOWN invites you to participate in these two “cheer up” days, with extensive . programme of entertainment for all our visitors This store invites you to visit, go

through all its departments, see the magnificent showing of merchandise for Autumn and Win- ter wear. You will find notably interesting values in all departments--great bargains in many corners of the store-and it may be your good fortune to hold ,the Winning ticket in the

prize drawing. Watch for the “MYSTERY Girl.”

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Stock up on 'Stockings' Sunshine Days

” Near silk and wool stockings for Fall in new

popular colors, . 50c, 75c and $1.00 pair

Kayser and Orient pure silk hose in both service

and chiffon weights at $1.00 per pair

Kayser heavy service weight silk hose, $1.25 per

pair. This stocking was formerly sold at $1.50.

A Children’s 2 and 1 rep cashmere hose in sizes 7 to 10. Special ......................»...... 50c per pair

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1 2 Pant Suits $22.50

Real value in men’s suits. Neat patterns in brown and black

Group IV. Another \lot of 30 inch papers worth to 2.50 per triple roll $1.25'

All other patterns in 80 inch stock clearing at

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Full satin lined. An outstanding offer for Sunshine Days . si

/ 1 stripes and black pin stripes, tailored from fine English serges in cush-

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' - Sunshine Overco ats P Great Value $15.

_ Overcoats for men at $15.00. In this line you will find good qual-

- ity cloths in plain and fancy blue, brown and grey well tailored in rope shouldered uards and lain and '/2 belt models. Heavy satin

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Blankets

Clbex flaiiellette blankets.

1'/4 66 x 78 inch, white or grey, per pair . . $1.75 1'/4 72 x 84 inch, white or grey, per pair . . . . . $1.95 -

Special all white, 70 x 90, whipped singly, per air $2.25

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roup III. Special lot of`80 inch wallpapers worth to i 1.50 per triple roll, now 75c

pecial. All wool blanket, white with colored border,

zle 60 by 80_inches, 6 lbs. to pair. Special price per ar $5.85

lain fawn cozy cover. All pure wool 60 x 80 inches. uitable for bed blankets or throws. Special

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Dress Fabrics Sunshine Days

New tweed silk crepes in brown, burgundy, and

green . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.50 yd.

New Roman stripe crepes, pure silk .. .. $1.50 yd.

Black all silk transparent velvet $3.50 yd. Black silk chiffon velvet . . . . . . . . ._ . $2.25 yd.

New all wool light weight suitings 54 inches wide,

fancy patterns in green, brown, beetroot and black at $1.75, $2.00 and $2.50 per yard.

New crepe coating cloths, at . . . $1.95 and $3.00 yd'

Fur fabric cloths, black baby lamb and brown

caracul suitable for jaequettes, and also for trimming at $4.25 and $4.75 per yard.

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Sunshine Days Buy Yarns!

Everybody is doing some knitting or crocheting

this Fall. We have a very large assortment of yarns for these purposes. Monarch Dove and Monarch Down, 15c and 25c per ball Monarch Andalusian 20c per ball 'Baldwin’s “White Heather” yarn, 25c per skein or 4 skeins for 90c. S°0fCh fil189l'lllK Yarn 30c per 4 oz. skein Angora yarns at .. 20c, 25c and 30c per ball Angora yarns at . 50c for large skein Wheeling yarns at . . 20c for '/4 lb. skein or 75c per lb.

We have all these yarns in very large range of

new Fall colors.

New scarves, large assortment of colors, silk and

also in wool. Specially good value in Ascots at 98c and $1.50. Squares at $2.00.

New kid gloves for ladies at $1.49, $1.75 and $2.00

per pair. These gloves are all new styles in pull on and fancy cuffs. New chamoisette and leatherette gloves at 59c, 75c and $1.00 per pair.

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Prices 98c, $1.5ll)f!$2ll)0, $3.ll0esandaup? y es and colors

J ust arrived!_Men’s'_

fall caps, big range "

cuffs, wonderful value

A large range of

it Ask for Sunshine Lucky Tickets

With every cash purchase of one dollar we give

you a ticket, which may win you a generous prize-

see that you get one when you call.

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Grain horsehide lined work

$1.00

Men’s all wool pullover

sweaters, six plain

J Men’s all wool cardigans,

Y worsted yarns, piaiii

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New fall stock men’s hats,

newest shapes and $

shades . . . ...

Men’s fancy colored coat

sweaters light shawl $ , collars, double knit . 3:00

.$1.50

Men’s heavy fall and winter, pants,

plain Oxford grey and brown stri “Renfrew’s” ure

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wool ,cloths at Men’s leather windbreakers, leather collar, leather cuffs with knitted

waist bandand plush lin- ’ ing. A good buy at

double and

pants ..

Men’s leather coats, heavy plush

lined with leather collar and cuffs. Knitted windbreaks in sleeves

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Men’s “Humphrey’s” pure wool

smart body fitting, cushion shouldered to 36. Satin striped

sizes 5 to 8'/1 at the

Boys brown striped Serge suits in

uallt nlcel tailored

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Kiddies blue cliinclnllu reefers, ‘

half belt style, untarnishable brass I th f H buttons with pure wool flannel lin- C 0 ’ "

ing. Special for Sunshine. S Days at

Boys "Star gauntlet gloves, lined,

1 ’ , _ A Boys Overcoats $1 1 50 “Sunshine Coats” 0

Overcouts for boys at $11.50. A fine line of boys coats in blue

Chinchilla, brown and grey check and herring bone tweeds. Satin,

plush and heavy polo lined. Gilai'd and I/2 belt model. Sizes 27 to 36. You will surely find a coat to please you in this line at s |50

Kiddies fancy brown tweed coats

single breasted, with aviator

models, sizes 31 -tweed lined. Sizes 22 to 26. 5

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linings. A fine

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Boys bloomer pants, pure wool

tener sizes 25 to 31 ,.... . . . . . .

sweaters neck style sizes 2610

Rayon Bed Spread

25% off Sunshine Days

Lot rayon bedspreads, clearing at 25% off regular

price. _

Wabasso coloredcord stitched bed sets with one

heet and two pillow cases, 72 x 94 sheet, 42 x 33 pil- ow cases $2.75 set

I-Iemstitched colored bordered pillow cases,

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Newest in Turkish towels, colors in rose, green,

lue, gold, 22 x_45 $1.00 pair

cap. to match. Heavy ,

lined, governor fas~

wool fancy pullover

at misses coats, all the new

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A large shipment of misses coats in sizes 14 to_ 20

in the new wine shades, green and black, including

, l;<l;..n:;.:;,.s“.l:.af $25.00 ‘° $05.00

Sunshine

A large range of Jersey

shades size 16 to 20, selling at a very special

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_ Anothelr range of Celaiietse diéetsses, all shades, in misses’ an women’s sizes, to , selling 1

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Women_’s Coats Women’s Dresses 1 Sunshine Values!

A splendid line of ladies and misses

coats with fur collar and cuffs selling at I

Another range at $10.95 with large fur collar and

cuffs in shades of browns, greens, black and blue.

Another splendid line of ladies coats in all the

newest cloths, extra large fur collar and

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Values!

dresses in all the latest

Men’s plain broadcloth shirts with attached or

separate collar. Colors, white, cream, blue $1.50

Men’s mocha gloves, fleece lined. Good looking

and well made. Tan shade. All sizes from 8 to 10, $1.00

Men’s capeskin gloves, fleece lined. Dressy and

warm. Light and dark tan. Price . $1.35 pair

Men’s work shirts. Army flannel. Grey or khaki

shades. Well made and large size, Price $1.25.)

Sunshine N '_ Shirts 75c ‘

Men’s fancy shirts with attached collar. Roomy

and well made. Very special at 75c

Men’s plain ybroadcloth shirts with attached col-

ars only. White, cream, blue $1.00

Silk crepe dresses in the new shades, beetroot,

midnight blue, greens, black, browns, sizes 5 18 to 44, exceptional value at $ s

A very smart range of dresses in misses sizes only,

14 to 20, in the new Jerico Crepes and Triplesheen

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SUNSHINE SHQPPING at

Keep Your Eyes Open .,

For the Mystery Girl

The mystery girl will visit~ali stores on the Sun-

shine Days-there’s a valuable prize to the lady or entleman who ca tures her To ualif on for ca -

mum a sales slip showing cash purchase

K P ll Y Y P ture in this store ou must have in your possession

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and Prince County lihronlcle

-CRIPPLED cmLlmEN'c

CLINIC at the Town Hall, Bum- Uerslde, Thursday, Oct. 20. _ _ 5827-10-14-lil ' '-clii»:Ai> raorscrion - two perfect auto headlights. Buy them It Braoe's. 5854-10-17-21.

-FUNERAL SERVICES - The

'funeral of Mrs. Sidney Birch ot'

South West Lot le was held from lhcr home to the United Church at im ia on in-lday artemeoii. 'rlie services were very largely attended by friends from far and near. The sei-vie, ln the church was conduct- ed by Rev. Mr. Woodside, assisted U Rev. Mr. Coleman of Port Hill. The pall bearers were Messrs. Rus- sell, Davld and Wdliam Cameron.

-nsmo "A" AND "ii" heavy

duty batteries, fresh stock at Brece's. 5832-10-15~~2i.

-MADE TRIP T0 BOSTON -

Forty three excurtlonlsts made the ti-lp to Boston on Friday from Sum- mera`de. Among those were the

stone, Jeanie Johnson, Ruth Brown, Elia Gay, Mary McCullough, Mollie Melkle, Jean 1Vl1a.cKearney, Mr. Ed- gar Clark, Mrs. W. G. Church, Mrs. Maurice Bowen.-B

-MACKEREL and' Cod lines,

smelt, herring and mackerel nets,

sold right at Brace‘s. 5832-10-15-21.

Bernard McDonald, John Baglole

-BUY NEW AUTO and radio

storage batteries at Brace's.

5854-10-17-21

-BUY 13. PLATE new Lincoln

heavy auto storage batteries nt Bl'lwe's. 5832-10-15-21.

-S’SIDE TOWN COUNCIL

MEETING-The adjourned meeting of the Summerslde Town Council was held in the Council Chamber on Friday last. Mayor Manson presid- ed over a full council Board. After

reading ot the minutes of the

the

Misses Freda Bowness, Miriam Lid-‘previous meeting bills were passed

ag follows: Town paid bills $7616.59 Unpaid $2204.59. Electric Light, paid bills $845.81. Unpaid bills $1206.11. A motion approving ol’ the pay- ment to the School Board of $25,- 000 foi' building purposes was pass- ed, moved by Coun. Phillips and

lsewnded by Conn. MacNelll. The

application of Maynard Lcfurgey

,to inspect the stove pipes of rest;

dences in the Town was accepted.

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Bell, chairman of the finance com- mittee reported that the estimates ln all departments were under those of lest year. $2,000 had yet to be received from the Provincial Gov- emment for the use of the Town tractor. Colin. McNeill, chairman of the streets committee reported that there was still a little more rc- , pair work needed oli the Water St. sidewalk as there were several dangerous places where the concrete was broken, The Council agreed that these repairs should b¢.done and request Colm. Mr.:Nell1 to look after th’s matter. Coun. Phillips, chairman of the Police Committee reported 35 arrests and convictions for drunkenness, two for vagrancy, one for stealing, one fordrlvlng to the common danger. F.nes collected $257.50. A motion was passed to ask for tenders for fifty ton of Sidney screened coal to heat the Town

tobcr 26th. Aafter considerable dis- current used although it was 8 pet -Mr. James Williams of 0‘Lesry

lsalarles of Police Officer Klnch and Police Officer White $10 per month. Conn. Schllrman dld not support this motion as he argued that in view of the scarcity of money this was not the time to raise salaries although he agreed that the police have been doing good work ln the town. Coun. Bell said the excellent work of the police justifies the sd- vance of pay which ls not exactly s raise but bringing the salary up to what is was understood the of~ flcers would receive if they made good. Coun. Bell said that the Po- lice should be paid a sufficient sum to allow them to live decently and to place them above the temptations officers of the law are subject to if they are underpaid- Coun. Schur- man, chairman of the Electric Light committee gave a loodre- port and showed an incieaso over

me calm ivi¢i<iun°u._s Im ie, w be is mn an lwui|,,,,,1d,,,,_ T,,,d,,, ,O dw, on oc_ll‘1~=f' m°“"h in W9 °°“°“"\P°l°1\ °f|.b,yF_,

Coun. Grady gave good report for the Property, Fire and Assessment departments. Council adlvllrned im-

`- ` PERSONALS

--Mr. Irvin Ramsay of Elmsdsie

was a visitor to Biimnlerelde on Friday.-8

--luv. John A. Mcmmld of 'Ple-

nish attended the annual celebra- clqn or columbus my by the sum- merslde Council of the Knights of Columbus on Thursday. Oct. 18-8

-Mrs. Harry ue who had the

misfortune to fracture her lip last sunday when she tell on the D°lill\°

edflooretherhomeilisummet- side ls now restlna more eomht-

n°t to °x°°°d “tee” d°“"s' Thepsussloli on motion of Conn. Phllllps cent less than the corresponding was operated on ln the Prince reports °f the °°mmm’°°s werelwlilch was seconded by Coun. Mc-'mouth last year. Last month was County Hospital this week and is b’°“““° ”‘ ‘md “"’”“’°d' °°“”-lmlli it was agreed lo lnmiu. :lichen pei- cent iw. so that was sn dems as wail ai can be smeared.-s

llmprovement. Colin. Blelly and

--Mr. Kenneth Currie of Alma

was brought to the Prince County Hospital for treatment ou Friday.

-It is pleasing to report that

Mrs. C. B. Jelly of suinmmlde, who

ous condition on Thanksgiving Dey is new much improved.-fs

-It is pleulnl to report that

ws. J. Henry Gaudet of Summer- sidelsablebobsupandaboutagein after her recent lndillldlltion.-G

onrritsi. ' asnaaul scliooi.

The folldwiltl il the report of

Central Bedeque school for August md Beptamber.

Gras X. 1. Ins Webster: I.

Carmen Johnson! 3. Dorothy Dew-

has

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1 '- === -1 Grade IX. 1. Charles Macxen

na: 3. Helen Sudbury; 3. Lomi Wright.

Grade VIII. 1. Arnold Csllbeckl

2. Blanche Johnson; 3. Nonnan Wright. Grade VII. l. Irma Dawson: 3

Keith Lesrd and Austin Maekenna equal; il. Ernest Gallant.

Grads V. 1. Bertha Crosman and

nowgu mera equal; 2. dei-ala iuqti

Kenna; 3. Emmett Smith. '

Grade IV. 1. Weldon Orosmnnl

2. Henrietta Crosman.

Grade _III. 1. Harold Lesrd. Grae II. Br. 1. Bella Gallant. 1

Frank Gallant. Grade II. Jr. 1. Nora Maekennl

and Adele Calibeok equal; 2. Ruth Sudbury; 3. Horace Crosman.

Grads I. (ai 1. Elsie Dawson!

2. Lloyd Hogg. crane 1. on i. Arnliir smlbvfv- cn-ide i. no 1. niilnh J°\““‘°“‘

I. Basil Robbins. Grade I. td) i; Jack Crelwlll- ,_____..._._--

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