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That bill. has been running for a little while—it’s really due for pay- ment-you perhaps forgot about 1t- just now while it is fresh 1n your mind~—send the iumount in. Writing receipts is our favourite indoor sport.

WE THANK YOU.

MOORE é M°LBOD p LIMITED

Mendelssohn

Piano

Stands the Test of Time ---the sllpt-‘eme test

Read this letter of appreciation from Mr. Albert Schurmian:

.\lilii.-i' firms. Charlottetown, l‘. ii. island. Hirs: ‘ ‘livi-nty’ yi-ars ago i purchased a lllUiiilPlBhlilllll Piano lroui you. This Piano has glvi-u wonderful

satisfaction although it llibrl lit-en nitivi-ul around considerably and has been tum-d at irrvglllilr inter- vals. I liked the piano so well that eight years laicr l purchased i1u- othcr Mendelssohn for 111y (lilililll- ier. li has also law-n vi-ry satis- factory and l have no hcsiiaiioii I11 highly rccotiimt-mllug this inako oi‘ fllflllil.

Yours 'l‘rul_v, Albert Schurman (‘i-ntiual llcdaqiii- l’. l-‘.. Island

Alig. 2i), 1921i.

The yMendelssohn lliano is sold

on P. E. Island exclusively by

illcr Bros

Charlottetown

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-UHOP from Holman’: Oatalq.

-QUMMIRIIOI IUIINEIB BOLLEOI-Tbe time to enter is now. lt means doubling your in- come. Special courses b! villi- Book-keeping, Arithmetic. Short- hand. etc. Evening classes. J. Pog- son, Principal. P. 0. Box 145.

--BlG AUCTION BALE AT KEN- SINGTON-vtims of the biggest suction sales of the season is due to take place at James Dunphys on Wednesday, Nov. 14th. 150 ‘acre farm. stock. implements and all the usual appurtenances of an ‘up-io-date farmstead. 1l-14-li

-TRAN8FERREO.—'l‘he 111any ‘friends of Mr. Henry Gallant, for- iui-ily agent of the Dom; lion Y'a- iplfirrit! Co." here, will regret to learn that he has moved to Tignish, in [unit-r to be better situalci‘ lo .ci-'1\' on his work. the C. N. liv- press n1 ssenger on the Charlotte- town, Tignish route-S. i

, —lN NEW QUARTERE-On isaiurtlay, Nov. 10th. The Canad- ,lau National Express Co. took up 'i1ieir new quarters in the building ,‘ri-cci1ily occupied by the Canadian -t)li Co., and are now in a position ilt) give the shipping public a better and more efficient service during lillu oncoming Christmas season.

..—-A GOOD SHOW. — The Di-ittnnla Club Minstrels, under the capable management of Sandy hiacGriagor, s/tiiged their show 5n iO'l.cary Hail before a large vaudlence. on l-‘rlilny. Nov, 9th. The people of O‘Loary were very well pli-asi-il with this show, stating ‘that it was the best seen for some iiiuztw, They i11tc11il staging this in '\'ii-iorin in the near future-S.

i ——LOYALLY OBSERVER-Arm- iislict- day was ohi-iervctl here on Sun- ,lay attic-moon by the (l. W. V. A.. {who placed two lovelywrehths at whi- root of the Soldiers‘ Monu- ‘mr-nt in tho Public (iiirden, where a liar-go number of spectators lrald nziittiereil ior the occasion. His Wor- ship Major Lldstoue presided, the iinglng of a few suitable solos, was led hy Mr. Sandy McGregor, an ad- clP-"Vl very appropriate for the day urns delivered by Rev. A._K. Her- man, who ably described the diiiter- ence between the man who went to war and the one who remained home. The gathering dispersed with the singing of God Save the King. ll.

Norman E. Trlmpor

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' killed geese tin this vlcinityi‘ -- it is

—FOOTIALL.—-Prlnoe of Wales versus Summerside football teams. clashed on the Sum ' Athletic grounds on Saturday afternoon. the former winning by a score of 9 to 0. Although the score seems one-sided, the game was very hotly coiltestad from start to finish. The Bumuienida boys are only beginning to get together and with a little more practice will he able to bold their own against sll-coniera-S.

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—-V_._ M. O. A. CIRCLES. -4 At a meeting of the Executive of the Prince County Y.M.C.A., held in the Y.M.C.A. building, Summerside, on last Friday evening it was decided to increase the territory of the lo- cal organisation by taking in all that part of Queen's County west of North River and Rustico Road. Mr. 1i. H. Simpson. the County Sec- retary, said the work in Prince County is well organized, and upon his suggestion it was decided to in- vite representative men from the new territory taken on by the local olilce. hold the Annual County Convention on Monday and Tuesday of next week. November 12th and 13th, when Mr. L. A. Buckley. the Nation- al Boys‘ Work Secretary of the National Council. Y.M.C.A.. Toron- to, wlil be in attendance. For this convention several committees More appointed, including a Publicity Committee. D. J. Bounoll. chairman. Finance Committee, J. A. Brace. chairman. Progress and General Ar- rangements, H. H. Simpson, chair- man.

—OONSERVATION 0F GAME-—- A well attended meeting oi’ the citizens of Cherry Valley and vicin- iiy interested in conservation was licld in the hall at the above place on the evening of Nov. 2nd. After considerable ‘discussion it was de- cided to i’or1n an organisation hav- ing i'or iii-i object the protection of wild game. to be known as "The Wild Life Conservation Associa- tion of Cherry Valley, China Point, and Earnscliffe." The. following oi’- ileers were elected provisionally:- President, Major F. B. lilcRae; Vice-Pres" William Jenkins. Jr.: Sec.-Treaa., A. ll. Match; Executive -\Villium Judson. Theo. Gleason, Cyrus Inga, Edward Morrissey. Frank Match. The following reso- liitlon was passed unanimously-—- “Resolved, that the members of ‘The. Wild Life Conservation Asso- olntion of Cherry Valley. China Point and Earnsclifle‘ pledge them- selves to report every case of ille- gal slaughter of wild game, and to take steps to apprehend the city and other motor gunners who for mercenary _ reasons have .illegolly'

the intention of the Executive to secure the services of lllevleclllr- crs vsrsetl-duwllil-liie uud its econ- omical valuo to the coniniunitydn order to stimulate intereet- in the preservation of our remaining fur and feathered friends. (Patriot! please copy.)

PERSONALS

THIS MAN‘ TELLS YOU HOW TO KEEP FIT!

Bear River, N. S.—“My back was so bad 1 could hardly work. l was always tired out and had no ambition; was nervous and dizzy, and everything seemed to worry me. I also had terrible pains in my right side. l felt badly for about eighteen months. and could not do In work as it should have been dune. tried several doctors, and also bought about 025.00 worth of put up medicines, but l found no relief until l took Doctor Pierce’: Golden Medical Discovc y lnfl Doctor Pierce’: Anuric (antl-uric-ecld) Tablets. l have taken two bottles oi‘ the Discovery, and four oi‘ the Anuric Tablets, and can say that l feel as well as l have felt for the last ten years. 1 advise any euflerer to give Dr. Piano's remedies a fair trial. l cannot recommend them too highly for what the have done for me and shall be please to answer any one who cares to write IIIC."—NOI’IIUI E. Tnmper, R. R. 1.

Obtain these famous medicines now at our earest drug store, in ta ets orl quid, or send 10 cents to Dr. Piercfls Laboratory in Hridgeburg, Ont, for a trial package of any of his remedies. Write Doctor Pierce, President lnvalids Hotel in Bufialo, N. Y., if you desire free medical advice.

Professional Cards

Mark R. McGuigtan B. A.

BARRISTEH, SOLICITOI, ETC. Money to Loan Cameron Block Charlottetown, P. E. island

S. S. Hessian

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public Etc. MONEY T0 LOAN Montague P. E. Island

.

Dr. C. C. Archibald Graduate of N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose

and Throat Bayer Building, Great George Street Telephone USO-J. Jfiice Hours-ll to i2 a. m. 1 to 5

MacDonald & McPhee B. A.

A. McDONAl-D H. F. MOPHEE

Office

8. - . Barristers, Attorney, Etc. Money to Loan liiley Building, Charlottetown

Palmer & Palmer H. J. PALMER, K0. lei-ulster, Etc.

.Me|1ey to Loan Iank of Nov! Ieotla ; lulidlng

Charlottetown, r. i. l.

—Mrs John Whilte and daughter friends on Saturday. H.

--Mr. Ray Tinney and bride. motored to Summerside, Saturday evoning.—S.

—Mr. Earle Williams, was a passenger West, on Saturday even- ing's train.——S.

—Mrs. P. M. Rannhan. Fern- wood, was a visitor to Summerside, on Saturday.—S.

—Miss Edna McDonald. Rich- mond, left on Saturday morning's train, for Framingham, Miiss.——S.

—Mrs. (Capt). Reid and daught- er. were visitors to Summerslde on Saturday-S.

~Mr. C. S. Delaney, Albany. and Regina] Dawson, Worth 'l‘ry1i11 were visitors to Summeraide on Saturday-S.

—Mies Annlo Clark, of the staff of R. T. llolmnn. is spending Thanksgiving at her home iu Elmsdale.—-S.

—Miss Pearl Clark. of tho office

home in Albcrtonr-S. —-lllr. ‘James. Miller, 'ow1l. is spending Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs. Firth Bownes, Summerside.—-8.

—Mr. J. l’. Pogson, Principal of the Summorside Business College 'lllt‘l bride, motored to Summeraitlc 011 Saturday evening. they were iccompanied liy M1’. and Elmer Dunninn. ChtirlOttetoWflr-S.

——Mr. J. E. Wyatt. who has been

The Committee decided to --

Cliarioite- ":21 m“:

Mrs ‘

_..°OHOP from Robson's Ootalol-

- “WOURIB WIIT NOTII —- sourle West school is progressing ilavorably, under the capable man- agement of Mr. Janice Kickliaan. jr.—Sourls West, lost two of its popular young men, when Mr. Ed- win MacDonald and John Dennison left -for U. S. A.-—A very dar in; robbery took place.in Souris West, when the shore of Mr. Law- rence Lannigen, was broken into, and a large sum ‘df money and con- siderable goods taken-Mr. W. A. McKinnon and Mr. Alex, Morri- son oi St. Georges paid '11 flying vksii to Souris West. on Nov. 1st. the guest of Mr. and Mrsfll-l. J. MacDonald-Miss Henriette Mac- Donald spent the week end at Glen Wood. the guest o! Miss Maude MacDonald. ——- Miss Eileen Kick- ham, has returned to resume her studies in S. M. 0., Sourie after spending a pleasant vacation- Misii Elsie McKlnnon, who has spent a week at her home in Souris West, has returned to 8. M. C. Souris-Miss Margaret McCarthy, has left for Brookline, Mass. JWEDDING BELLS-St. Alexis church, Rollo Bay, was the scene of a very pretty and interesting event, when on Wednesday, Oct. the 24th, Miss Elizabeth McKin- non, only daughter of Daniel Mc- Klnnon became the bride of Mr. Lawrence Lannigan, Merchant of Souris West. The Rev. Father Reginald MacDonald, officiating at the ceremony. in the presence of u iew immediate relatives and ifriends of the bride and groom. The bride was given away by her father, and looked charming in a dross oi’ blue duchssa ssltln, with taupe coloured coat. and black pic- ture hat. and carried a bouquet of roses and maiden hair fern. The brldefe maid was bccomingly attir- ed iu a navy blue poriet twill suit. and hat to match with fox furs. who also carried a bouquet. They were attended by Miss Patricia and Eilwaril Miillally. Ailter the cere- mony the happy couple motored to Souris, and took the train for a short honeymoon tour. On their return i1 dainty supper awaited ibom prcpareii in Mrs. St. John's usual good stylo. The many valu- able presents which the bride and groom received, testify the popiii- nrlty, in which both are held.

..*FAREWELL GATHERING. -—On the evcnlui; of October 23rd a number of friends and neighbors assembled at the residence of Mr and Mrs. l1. W. Stewart, Brnd- enell to bid them farewell before lcavlrl; for their new home in liitiniague. A very pleasant even- lug was spent in music, singing. games and dancing. Mrs T. Camer- on and Miss Louise Dewar presid-

led at the piano in their usual cap-

able manner and rendered seine piendld-rnuslc enjoyed by iili while Mr. Cameron ably handled the violin. A much appreciated solo was sung by Miss Jennie Martin. A delicious luncheon was served byfthe ladiea,'after which a few snort speeches were mime. Mr. Stewart although taken by sur- prise made a very suitable reply in behalf of himself and Mrs Stewart

‘Thanking their friends and neigh-

bors for their kind interest shown toward them, and assured them of

lPreetown, were visitors to town their welcome in their new home

in Montague. ln the "wee sma hours" all joined hands in sing- ing "Auld Lang Syne" and “For

they are jolly good Fellows." After wishing Mr. and Mrs. Stewart happiness in their new surround ings all dispersed to their res» pective homes.

—i\iiss Gertie Lecky of the office staff oi’ R. T. Holman. Lid. is spending Thanksgiving at her home in Mlscouche.—S.

—Mr. Fulton Tanion. Canadian Bank of Commerce staff, Alberton

is spending Thanksgiving nt his home in Sumnierside-S. -—lliiss Muriel Lee, who is

attending Prince of Wales. College is spending Thanksgiving at her home in Summersidia-S.

—-The Misses Tessie Campbell and Mary O'Connor, of the staff of R. T. Holman. Ltd. are spending

Thanksgiving at their home in Cape Traverse-S. ——Mr. c.. w. Bulpittpof n. r.

Holmans Limited, spent Thanks- giving with hie parents Mr. and Mrs T. E. Bulpitt, Cardigan.

T“ ‘l"m'7“..’;'..iil.l’

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r syrn . perfectly,

' _w quickly hronyih every air

roai: and linin-

s and raian the phlngm, soothes eels t membranes, and grad- bnt surely t e annoyhl’ t roat

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f“ ~ n u; time 1.3%? h orollil. boaruneu or ‘a 1 a cocci i and l1 a l7

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You Save Moey and (lain Style and Quality When You Buy llere

Beautiful styles and qualities in Ladies’__Fur Coats of Persian Lamb, Hudson Seal, French Sea], Muskrat, Racoon andf Marmot. Price from $75.00 to'$406.00.

Exceptionlly good values in Ladies Cloth Coats, with and withoutfur collars and‘ cuffs, all best styles. Prices range $10.98 t0,$89.00. u i. ~ - . i.

' Just arriyed, are... velvet drcSSeS,~_ltF_klV-Si;yl€S and colors also a large assortiiient of (lantonCrcpes, Satins,

Poriot Twills, Tricotines, "Flaimels and Wool Crepes. Prices ranging from $7.75 to $44.00.

Prowse Bros Ltd.

I ‘s.

II

0n Saturday to spend TllllllkrljflYllii,“

, -—The following young men re- iirned home a few days ago from

The October loss is made

—The many friends of lilr. I). School for month of October. up as 530F000. Agent- Cfllllldiun Nilliflrr-i Principals DepartmonL-(lrailo follows:- Express Co., will bu pleased to X.--—l. Charlie McEaclit-rn. 2. Large fires reported ....$2,18l,200 k110i" iilill hi! i0 fllflllliiili lmnawinr. Russel Si. John. 3. Wendell Lcnril. Small flres reported 154,900 from his recent illness, and o.\"- Grade lX.-—1. Roy White, 2. Estimate of unreported pects to be at work agaii this Iiiriry Poole, 3. Marshal Pequot. fires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 300.000 week.—S. Nix i‘i1rreil's Depurtmcnk- —- -__- (‘W-‘Hiil \'lil.—1. Ernest. Poole. 2. 3.310.100 —Mlss Irene Allen, arrive-ii llillll-l White, -i, Below is a comparison with pre-

Wullt-r liyan, 1:. Olga i-il.‘ '- bi i1 McDonald.

vious months:—

holidays with her par-st‘ Alisa i’ wilv VlL-l. Irene Buffelt, 2, 1022. Allen is attending Dailiuusic Leslie Currie, 3. Kenneth hlc- January ....$ 3.597.600! University, Halifax-S. Doilitltl l. Eilwaiil iilcDonnlil. February 4.002.400 . I M“... 5L John-s Depaflmeut-.. March 4.381.750 —Mr. Roy Phillips. of iliB Bank Grade Vl.—1. Eugene Lewis. 2. Avril 2582-100 of Nova Scotia staff. Sumnierside, Elmer Creamer, 3 Lester O'Donnell Ml)’ - - 2.950.450 was a passenger on Saturday's 4. Joseph Piiquet. June - ‘tin-Ma- train ‘to Charlottetown, where he Grade V.—1. Angus Paquet. 2. Jilly - - - - - -~ 3553-00” intends spending Thanksgiving-S Vernon Fraser, 3. Lottie Glliam. 4. 0080"‘ 3930-355 Hurry poem September .. 8,127,000 —Mr. Harold Langill, of the Miss MacKonzieb Dept-Grads 05mm" '6-27'9-5° office staff of n. '1'. Holman. 1.111. Vl.——1. Lucretia McKenzie, 2. "Pvsmbi" 2-9540“ '5 spending Thanksgiving at his llertiiu Poole, 3. Doris Loclthart, 4. Demmb" 8315350 home in Charlottetown.—~ . i‘- s Amlmw Gmmm‘ Totals ....s44,zos.io5 080.920.6011

(lriiilc ill.--1. Doris McDonald, 2. Willie Fitzpatrick. 3. Jake Gillam.

4. Florence Green. MONTHLY BOND 8A

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staff of R. T. Holman. is spending the North W th t ' l —- i ' .__

Thanksgiving at lier home in Mcr-iilrg Williafns Hill-wile, "Elf... 1.1:021iilhlgllliihgipnzomglihikrd Bond Sales in Canada in October

Emerulit-S. Gallant and Earl Campbell. n. Mnynagh. 1i. Elsie biiiiiui, i. John hflajjliiflf°flaqlgoo 32g“ . ,, --- _ , ' _ ~. . .

__M,._ Edmund Dom, m... q, _ ‘ .. .40.. n.8,... 1.49m... n, M. we, __1 bmher ("Hum 2 with $211,058,010 (including the no attending St. Damian's University “mo” o“ R”; McPherson, or the Royal "Mk 110...... ,.|,'ev,,',,,e‘ 3 h". “a m’! "m min-ion Loan) in September. The is spending Thanksgiving at his f c ks staff, Summorside. will bc pleased 4 (lcorgo lockliart I q q I details M“ as m"°wa:_ homo In S11mmsrside.-—S. a’ o‘, flu’ to see him buck at his work. after l i l ' D gel‘ 1923' ‘Eggtsoézzij

, ——"‘ - being uuuririeii to li ll - f t - ——-—<o>——~ ""1- °°"- ------ -- ' '

—l\ir. Rilsscl Hunter, of the mhnfif§i°é"l;“:a'i,'t"* , last six weeks ihriliillgliolllllnggglg‘ Priwllwlfli --49,150_-0o0 Royal Batik staff. is spending j’ 0"" ""'u'~ .-_..._.<,¢______ FIRE LOSSES. Municlilll -- 210185338 ‘L403, Thanksgiving ni his home in -~ BOURIB Him-q QQHQQL _ Riilwfll’ - qvggovooo éifibboo S11mmerslde.-S. Th d 1 hound‘ h u _ Fire losses in Canada duringthe Corlmrmlm‘ 1 ' ' '

.000"! i 9 9| l Clnsg gmmfln f 3 | “l week endad Nnvgmbgr 7, u"; (lgfl! - "TTTT-jjl

“Mn John A‘ lllncnmmld‘ "I the milsihalufll legging-all‘? A "8o" h mated by the Monetary Times at Total” -:.',‘"i.'“°'3“ "justly" Telephone Co., Summerside is pfgpg“flinn"b,u.‘nk‘hhw."_hl°wu - v--¢-¢‘ .v.-e..-evee 040.200. compared with $280,000 for ' " spending Thanksgiving at his id l f ma ing cough syrup at I ‘ tho sumo week last year. T“ ‘q’. " homo in Brllililllllllllltl.—s. i ' > New lneorporations. » ‘_ ‘T MARY: R000

iii R 1 d M A [h f n. “k l s f i lllfilllllllgilllzhlaiidullgritztlling: lmalliaoo Smmmwldt st‘ Mary‘. Raul

——. r. oan c r 11r. o o l‘ ~ 000W 0B8 ,, | to‘. month o Telephone Co., Bummersld._ i, a 3 incorporations were reported to we". ammo ' gpgnding Thankumn; u: m: ' - ' The Monetary Times during the Damn"

week ended November 3. compared with 89,889,799 forgthe same week last year. A comparative summery by provlncel-is as follows: , ' Wbelt ended Week ended ‘Now/AIR; Nov. iixzs.

it is our aim to perform service In your behalf in such a thorough manner that you will obtain EYE SATISFAC-

oul‘ . ii. John McGee. 3- llvielgxrney. ' ‘

271:0" h m‘ COMFORT Dominion 5.: 1:80.000 $1,411,000 °'.‘“°'° L- “"1"” 5' “mm

rouo well mails and be- ,1; c, 735,000 “mo” 6. Bernard Hughes. M coming Glasses. “Bunch, 14,5990 150.90,) rude lV.—(.‘lunior 1. 50""

N. nuiuiwiex . '19 000 .... .. .. KIWI- Jvh" ""00""-

Tlie satloiiaction our 7.151),... 4359000 Grade lV.-8enior 1. Nellie M- GLAUBES have given ptlm-s . _ '353:799 1352mm v ,l ulfiillslen liofluinn. 9- Iysmhossuranee we can please 182.000 275L135 13:3: "llltbuem. “comm,”

Totals .. . 40,830,709 l7,ll80.ii0i

Make an appointment now.

lllisIngillllrlli?‘Yllilulisstocvsekofflul-z! WW”; Consult MONTHLY "R5 i-ONEI- ‘ 1'01"“ Mfllilillfl- turned home onSaturdll-B. h “u” ' H J M _ 0 ‘ .F‘ire losses cf October are esti- M

__.rhe Mn". Ann" ‘M ' ' " i a i l. ' q! ' ' ' N P mate: b! The Monet!!! Times at t1.':.:'r:...."-;:"""::. ::...::: a ’ °r'r?'*"" t i 01-‘0-"5-91-00013-"00-0" Thanksgivlnl ,u' their homo M°mF a m oun" m‘ n“ T“

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