Saving Sale I of

American

Cottons

One of our Iiuyi-rs picked up a remarkable har- gziin in lovely new cotton fabrics, from New York the other day. Two main lines;

Goya Prints. Printed Pcrcalcs. Pongee Prints, plain and faniy I'll-si- (‘ripi-s. ivorth to 39c.

SPHFIAI. SALE PRICE ........... 250

Blﬂlldflﬂlllls, fancy Suiting» Printed Pongccs. In a won-

dcrinl variety ni‘ attractive patterns. 36 inches wide, worth to I51: licr 3'1""- SPECIAI. SALE PRICE ...................---..- Z90

2 Basement Bargains

No. 1 Unbleached cotton fabrics In H110?’ "u"! suitable for dresses, curininings, shown in lengths

i A iron. 5 to 10 yards, I IJ-Iscmcnt I yd:

worth to 20c 36 inch FIIIIIIIPiPllPS lrn_ni Czecho-Slorakia, striped.

prcc regular 251- quiili-ty 19c yd.

basement bargain

NO 0st, édlfFLEOD

“immodest anocuoccuooc-ocan cocoa

"Z11 ARE You

4 SAVING

NATIONAL CANDY WIlAPPEIlS ?

Ii‘ not, start now

You (illl Will a nice Christmas present.

AQYHI“ HIT NATIONAL NUT LOG CABIN CR\'S'I‘.~\I. PIYRE MILK MICMAC N.\'I‘IUN.\I. I’I-I.\NL"I‘ BRITTLE JAP JELLO IIELLO-FAX PICANLFT‘ TAFFY OH GEE l"-I\'()-I'I‘ WANT MORE

Rziiiilioiv (‘hot-oldies in 25c Iiags and in fancy pack- ager». (‘zinziiiizin Beauty Chocolates.

iiiirioiiiiiciiiinv LIMITED

(‘I-IARI.i)'l"I‘IiI'I‘()\VN CANADA

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,, coiixisx-ihi. scnooz.

'1; lis Walker; 3, Charles MacKinnon. ‘I,’ (Jrndc X-l. Winni- Stone; 2. Doris Qrosby; (l, Etta Ross.

ZGradc IXv-l, Ruth Stone: 2. Doro- Qiy Wnllzcr; 3, lyinrv Wnllzci: ':('1i‘Zli'I(‘ VII ~l, Elrma Bani: L‘, Jack IacMilian: fl. Alison hincPiinil.

Walker; If, Hector Scott. Grade IV-l, Eileen Shaw; Arthur Howard; 3, Lillian Scott. Grade 111-4, Maynard Shaw: Ruth Baln: 3, Martha Walker.

morot Donahue, (equal):

: (Frizzeli; 3. James Donahue. AND g i Perfect attendance:-—Winnie Stone. .,. GLASSES emu» 3 ‘Ruth Stone. Billy Stone, Doris Cros- - l W- TAYLUR z I by, Naomi Baln. Francis Baln, Louise -*_ i.’ "oﬁiogfgg" . Baln, Hector Scott. Lillian Scott. Ar- ’ ~ ' n, “an”, mm‘ I thur Howard. Eileen Shaw. Maynard “,”~,,,.,”“,,””,,‘ Show. Ruth Bsln, Alice Howard. and . , | _ ___________ _____-_-. Resale ﬁlm"- '.' ‘ My.“ a ““, . “. Teachers-Hester lnman and Ilmiiy ‘ u/ivs you: eras Flam- sxnumm AND g i > l ‘. GLAIIIS pinto s! . - 1 ‘ " E. E. PARK MAN i "rd me much better off if they‘d l! _ loghkrsd Opmnotrhs pui, that sign on tho null box." ' lint-nu. r. a I. i "What Sign?" ’ 1 Lwnnneunznunu "PM l" "m"

an» coo c cocoon o o ccsocoonccc cccccncoooooccccccc-coocoa ’ “c; miﬁviiifniiaa Crosby; 2, p151?

Grade V-1. Inuise Bain; 2. Nonna

Grade l-l. Marion Good and Mar- 2, Reggie

ocusnusen

Western Guardian

—Il‘0l SALE-Two stoves and some furniture. Apply Mrs. John Pond, 20 Eustane Street. Summerslde. . vasi-io-ac-tis 3i

I -raao R-M. meat and milk bis- , cult heavy at this time o! year. Sold right at Bruce's. '

787l-l0-28-30-Nov. l-4-6-8-6l.

-R-M. BISCUIT an: high in food

ilue. low in price, and more biscuit .

l the pound than any other brand lholesale and retail at Bruce's.

7078-l0-28-30-Nov. 1-4-6-8-61.

-rou LARGE LITTERS use

Htaiine Wheat Germ. Start feeding

now. R. T. Holman Limited.

'l'l35-10-2l-tts-I wks.

. -IN FALL AND WINTER feed

R-M. meat and milk and cod oil fox biscuit. Distributed by Bruce's.

7878-l0-28-30-Nov. 14-6-8-61.

—OIYR STORE AND WARE- HOUSE will be closed on Thanks- giving Day. Monday, November 10th. Sinclair l Stewart, Limited.

7997-11-6-21.

‘-wr. WILL or: BUYING dressed Pork on Friday and Saturday until noon until further notice. Organs out. Top prices. Peter McNutt 8a Son, Malpeque 8444-11-6-21.

—BIJSINESS GOOD-Mr Ward irepresenting a well known business ‘house in St. John, N.‘B., and Mr. W.C. Phillips of Truro, N.S., tra- veller for a firm in ‘rruro. re- port that business on the island is good very much better than in the sister provinces, This ls a good in- dicatlon of the prosperity of the little province by the sea. These men, who are at present in Summerside, are very optimistic as to the future of P. E. Islanfl-S

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I -—FERRY NOT RUNNING-Jrlle I

recent storm did considerable dam- ,age to the piers at each end or the 'br.idge at Grand River. As o conse- quencc the ferry has not been able to run. which ls a. great inconven- ience to people travelling in that ‘direction. It is understood that the bridge will soon be in proper shmpg again.—8

i —WORK WELL UNDERWAlP- The work by the Provincial Cvovem- ment of laying down a concrete road at the eastern approach to the Town of Summerside is now well underway ‘The lam-i has been surveyed and the _actual laying of the street commen- ‘ced. The summerside cement mixer has been called off the work of fill- ing in the sides of the pavement on Vlater Street to assist in the work on the new roadway, Considerable work has been done on the streets of Summerside this year. Besides small stretches of sidewalk here and there, Central Street has been paved al- most as far north as Giaen Street. This is a very creditable piece of work The lwspit-al approaches have also W11 Paved- The iayina of the drain- Bse pipes on summer Street in read- iness for a permanent street to be laid next summer in now well un. derway-s

—-SUDDEN DEATH-Mr, John Archibald McDvuacu of Tyne Valley passed away suddenly at his home on Saturday evening, The deceased who was 72 years oi’ age had finished ‘his day's work and had been into the store and procured the weeks groceries. aftcrwaids attending to his foxes. 0n returning home he sat down to enjoy the evening paper when he quietly passed away. Mr. McDougall was well known in Tyne Valley and surrounding district. He came to Tyne Valley when about eighteen years of age and learnt his trade of blacksmithing with the late Edward Ramsay. He attained his 72nd birthday on October 27th. He was a vcry reliable man in business and highly esteemed for his many fine qualities. He leaves to mourn hLs widow, fomwrly Miss Carrie

Cameron of Tyne Valley and one

daughter, Mrs Blanche Dystant of

Ellerslie. and one son, Wilfred. a. well

known farmer and clieesemaksr- in

Tyne Valley. to whom the sympathy

of the community goes out in their

sudden bereavement. The funeral

was held on Tuesday and was very

largely attended-S

-—-SPLINDID BAND O0NC_ERT—

The Salvation "Army Bsnd of Char-

lottetown under the leadershi? 03

Adjutant Martin save i. splendid

concert in the WWOYUI m" °"

Tuesday evhing. Not for some time‘ has a Summcrside audience listened

lo such a performance. This band is

FH-MiEEI-I§H%TE

HE CI-IARLOT

TETOW_N GIJABQIAN

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- NOVEMBER 4. ‘I930

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New and Lower Price List “Brayco” Netting, Feeds and Supplies-

Ladle

Icsvy Pail

Fairbanks Scale

Bruce's “Brayco” Special Fox and Mink Nettlngmnd ‘ Ranch Building Supplies

51¢, “gun, yum SUPPLIES FOR POX

I-M. Special W. W. I-‘ox Bhoult, 1000 lb. lots $0.50 per 100 lb. or

$0.75 per 1001b. R-M Special W. W. Fox Klbblo, I000 lb. lots $7.00 per 100 lb, o;- ......................................... . . . . .. $7.25per100lb_

R-M. Standard Meat Fox Biscuit, 1000 lb. lots $6.75 per 100 lb. or .. 7.00 per I00 lb. R-M. Standard Meat Fox Klbblo 1000 lb. lots $7.25 per I00 lb, or ............. $7.50 per 1001b. R-M. Standard Fine Puppy Meal 1000 Ib. lots $7.75 per 100 lb. or . . . . . . . . . . . . $8.00 peg 1001),, R-M. Standard Plain Puppy Biscuit, I000 Ib. lots $7.75 per 100.Ib. or .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $8.001»;- 100m, R-M. Standard Charcoal Puppy Biscuit, 1000 lb. lots $8.25 per 100 lb. or . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $8.50 per. 100 lb. R-M. Standard Biscuit and Meal contain 10% meat, 2% bonemeal. ﬂshmeal, cod liver oil. milk powder, alfalfa meal, yeast and lodlzcd salt. Shredded Wholewheat "A" Quslty . . .. . . .. $7.25 per 100 lb. Shredded Wholcwheat "B" Quality .. $5.50 p" 1m) 1b. Muffctt Wholcwheat "A" Quality . . . . . . . . . $7.50 per 100 lb. Broken Plain Sodas in airtight wood barrels $8.00 per 100 Ib. Gulf Brand Flshmcal . . . . . . . $5.50 per 100 lb.' Vliamlnernl. l0 lb- bass. each . ............... .. $5.00

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BRACE’S MEAT CHOPPERS ARE SPECIALLY EQUIPPED FOR FUR FARMERS

Nv- 5° "and Mm Chopper ' . ' ' equipped) ...... .. s 5.50 each No. 60 Geared Hand Meat Chopper (special equipped) _, 515,00 “a, No. 70 Power Meat Chopper, special equpped with grease and all cups, semi-steel worms and the right size plates $32.00 each No. 85 Extra Heavy Power Chopper with heavy stand (Z-spced) (special equipped.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $225.00 each 500 lb, Genuine Ffrbanks Scale . . . . . . . . . . . .

Weigh Beans, 25o to zoo lbs. 240 lbs. Union Counter Scale. with tin scoop Compressed Air Sprayers . . ..

Galvanised Special Fox Staples, per lb. Side Cutting Pliers,

Hooks and Staples Safety Hosp

Shears for cutting wire . . . . . . . . . ..

sq. ft.

(can also supply with ti;

........ "u"...

Extra Soft 10 ga. Galvanized Lacing Wire, per lb. .

......-....-.....--.

Cel-O-Glsss, the new health giving unbreakable glass

I-‘resh Cement In many-ply moisture proof paper sacks. Galvanized TIHInges. 3 to 8 in. Galvanised C...- gated Heavy T. Hinges with solid Galvanised C...- gatcd T. Hinges, 4 to 8 in. with plain pins, per pair . Plain Corrugated Heavy T. Hinges, 4 to l2 ln. per pair . . . . . Plain Light. T. Hinges, 3 to l2 in. per pair ..........

' Bruce's R. M. Fox Feeds and Fur Farming Supplies

Galvanized Hinges

Butcher Knife

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nuns. PENS AND purer i-iousas

Newfoundland Clear Cod Liver Oil (steam reﬁned) 5-gal lots $1.85 per gal. lgal. (can extra) $1.50 per gal.

Special price on cask lots. Meaiblend, 50 lb. bags, each .............................'.... $4.15

Fine Ground Boucmeal and Flour . Fine Ground Charcoal Flour

................... 5M0 lb. 5c Ib.

Fine Ground Alfalfa Leafmeal . . . . . . . . . . , . , _ _ 5|; lb. FIcischmaNs Dry Yeast (2%; Ib. tins) . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . $2.40 Silver Fur Food 8-0)’, lb. cans to case .. .. $8.00 per case

Vitamin Wheat Germ $3.50 per 98 lb. bag .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4c per lb.

Disinfectant fox pens. dens and poultry houses ‘with Genuine Iz Disinfectant in liquid or powder form. ‘ Izal Disinfectant, per gal $3.00 Izal Disinfectant, 5 gal. lots, per gal. $2.85

Cans extra. lsal Disinfectant Powder for disinfecting pens (write for prices.)

Buhack Flea Powder, per pkg. 85c Izal Flea Powder (bulk) per lb, ....... .......... 20c >112 lb. bag, per lb. .............. 17c

per package . . . . 35c

Wear-Ever Heavy Aluminum Feeding Pans $3.00 per dos. 28c each Galvanized Drinking Cans $4.75 per dos. . . . . . . . . 45c each

No. 80 Heavy Power Moat Chopper, (special equipped) $75.00 each No. 90 Bone Grinder. capaclt '15 to 125 lbs. . . . . $30.00 each No. 100, 2 H. P. Stationary Gasoline " ’ , magneto equipped . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $70.00 each No. 55 Electric Motor-Write for prices, stating phase and H. P. 500 lb. Warren Platform Scale $31.00 each .. 37.00 each

' Bone Grinder

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$7.'15 to 8 8.05 each ....................... $18.75 each $4.75 to $50.00 each . $32.00 to $62.00 each

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uality Silver Foxi Farming Pays

Fhhvhmhhh- Ymt Plain Hinge s.- Box Hlsps

Pilling Gun . . . . . . . . 75cto$l.50 for poultry or fox houses, per ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......................-..... 18c‘ Wrl fcrprices. I8cto45c brass pins, 4ln. tolln. per pair 5 . -__. 35c to75c ,. _ 30c to so» - 3W4); .20cto$1.00 i "Till-l g ......8ctn50c ‘ . Much Gas Torch l

Fox Tongs

" B Q Q Counter Scale

Plain Safety Hssps .. . Galvanised Safety Ilaspa .. Hooks and Eyes or Stayles . C-lvanlsed Padlocks Plain Padlocks Gliddenb Pure Prepared Paint Gasoline Torches . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 gal. Galvanized Cans with

Nickel Plated Pilfng Guns

Wood and rubber pllllng guns

“ BRAYCO "

netting is about one half the extra pen or guard fence.

WATER STREET WI

......... 10c to 18c each

.. 4cto8c each FurCombs $1.35to$ 1.50 pr.

45c each Large Red Electric Lanterns . ...... $ 2.50 each

. l5cto35ceach Batterleuextra.......................$I.00cach 54-59 KII- Long Range Fllshllghtl........$l.l5 to$ 1.50 each

8 6-15 ec- I-‘ox Catching Nets (cornpletelv s 2.1a each brim» pump and uni-anew...................... ..$1.00each

Bruce's Fox Tongs Pistol Grip Fox Tongs (one hand)

$1.05 pr.

BRAND SPECIAL MADE-T O-ORDER ENGLISH FOX and MINK NETTING

“BRAYCO" Fox Netting is known from the Yukon and British Columbia in the Wat lo

Labrador and Newfoundland in the East. special fox netting and ls, as usual, the favorite of thousands of experienced fur farmers.

Brace, McKay 8: Co., Ltd

8 PHONES—IBI. 102.163

Nlc cl Plated Mouth Clamps $10.00, 11.00 and $12.00 pr.

18c to 25o each

8 4-00 "t soc Candle Power Gasoline Lsmpl or Lanterns. i W! ﬂ- ssoo to 510.00 each -- 5 4-°° I"- "annvco" SPECIAL pox NETTING. i rail

(bcnt or straight) 00x1 ltxlﬁ will make one fox breeding pen l2 ft.

long. delivered ....................‘......'$21.70 .......... 0 1.00 Pl‘-

It has competed for years with all kinds of llI-Blllld “Brayco"

price it was a few years "is. Now is the time to build 10"! "MI!-

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. 1.

SUMMER STREET OLESALE AND RETAIL DISTRIBUTORS

HARDWARE. GROCERIE, FURNITURE, STOVES. RANGES, PAINTS, FISHING SUPPLIES

T!!! 1,530,531 pggpguougogg or p93 NETTIJVG AND RANCH SUPPLIES IN AMERICA

PATINTID [Ill l llll OTHII PATINTI FINDING

Heavy Power Chopper

' in its infancy only beins oral-him

last Easter. Staff Capt. Riches of St. John was the Chairman of the evening and in a. few remarks Pr!- acnied Mr. Martin and his bhhd~ Prayer was offered by Sister Adlllii-

Olleo Oclluoclail Wills

|l]| - EYESIGHT .-'- hi we h" We“ m i’; =-= EXAMINATION ii ;,,,...“'".3..l'f‘“ii Iii‘ 512;‘. "Z"...'1“'i. “rm” ‘P. "Wm!" mu” thanks was tendered by 5"“ CW‘ 2-! so ill ts Rev. Mr. 1mm H. J- thTel-Zonivregstion of ‘Irinity

OPTOIIITIIIT _i_ United Church for the use of the

Hall: also to Adjutant) Martin and the Band for their splendid 110F101’-

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Installs. P. l. I. _ Th“ L1.:_"1x$x$3$-d mance and Biol! Oapt. Riches.

is Capt. Riches seccnq visit to Sum- merside and Capt. Somcrvills hoped lie would visit this corps quite often Capt. Riches and Adjutant Martin addressed the audience altar the musical program was over- Rdlfclh- ments were served to the h‘!!! N‘ fore they returned to Ohlrlctiilwvh The program was as follower-March "Bexley Heath." by Band: v9“! Solo, by Mrs. hhrtln: “Eilcnlﬂd Prayer." Instrumental Trio: Oomcl Solo. Adjutant Martin; 801N001"- by Stringed. Qulntette: Ghonil. b! Band; Selection-i. W 5004i Hymn-

Instrumcntal Trio; March, ‘Decision’

the wedding o! their son. Mr- Ildrcd ween-B i i ﬁ

by Band; Oloslns Hymn, "Jesus

Shall Reign. "-

-Mrs. Jack Cmidet of Borden was a visitor in Summeralde on Tuesday.

—Mlas Dorothy Ktrwin of the 0d- fico out! of the lbrperlnisntal 1'0: Station. Summerside. has returned from an sniovsbls motion with har aunt, Mrs. D. J. Riley of Gnu-lotto- iowm-S

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morning m: Moncton as. t» attend Buchanan, which um plwo th"

PLEASE!

We have just rnslled a largo number of statements to our customers to whom we extend credit. lf you res ceived one, won't you pay it now-PLEASE?

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