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THECIIAIMYITEIUWN GUAIIIAN

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Clothing Prices Smashed

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We have decided to yreduce our Clothing Stock on account of too heavy buying, our mistake is your gain.

_ This is a real genuine stock reducing sale, every reduction ill Price is a real one and a wonderful saving is as surcd you.

Get in early and get real values. You need the goods, we need the money.

_ l Sale Lasts One Week Only Starting Friday Morning, Nov. 9th

GROUP NO. 1

50 MEN'S TWEED SUITS, s. large variety or patterns. Sizes 36 to H. Values from $15.00 to 818.00.

SALE PRICE $12.00

GROUP NO. 9

500 MEN'S SUITS in Plain Blue, Black. Grey 11nd Fancy Worsteds. Going at the Sale at

WHOLESALE PRICES

GROUP NO. 2.

50 MEN'S SUITS in Farley Tweods. Sizes 36 to 4t. light and heavy weight. Values from $111.00 to 822.00.

SALE . PRICE $15.00

GROUP NO. l0‘

500 BOYS SUITS in a large variety of patterns. New- est styles. Ages 4 to l6 years. Going at

WHOLESALE PRICES

GROUP NO. 3

60 MEN'S "TWEED OVERCOATS in assorted patterns. Sizes 36 to 44. Values up to $25.00.

SALE PRICE $15.00

GROUP NO. ll

400 MEN'S AND BOYS ODD PANTS In Tweeds and Worsted. Will be sold during the Sale at

WHOLESALE g PRICES

25 YOUNG MEN'S SUITS. cellen wearing suits in fancy tweeds. Small sizes. 35 to 38. ' Values up to $25.00.

SALE\ PRICE $8.75‘

GROUP NO. 4

No two alike.

Will make ex-

GROUP NO. 5

15 YOUNG MEN'S SUITS in Fancy Tweeds. Sizes 35 to 39. Odd lines.

SALE PRICE $10.00

GROUP NO. 12

ALL MEN'S FUR COATS including the following kinds: Kalea, leavzrwWombat, Courisn Beaver, etc. Will be sold at

HOLESALE PRICES One Only Coon Coat Regular $375.00 Now $250.00

terns.

GROUP NO. 6

‘l5 MEN'S HEAVY MACKINAW COATS, assorted pat- Will be sold at 10% less than Catalogue Prices.

GROUP NO. 7

500 BOYS OVEBCOATS. A nice assortment of patterns. Ages 4 to 18 years. Will be sold during the Big Sale at

WHOLESALE PRICES

GROUP NO. 8

1000 IvTEN'S OVERCOATS. A large variety of colours, latest styles. sold during the sale

WHOLESALE p PRICES

Prices ranging from $15.00 to

$15.00. Will be

Our vWholesale Prices Means From 10% to 25% Discount

PROWSE BROS. Limited i

“THE BIG CLOTHING STORE”

Everythlng in Our Big Clothing Department, Not Advertised, Will Be Sold at Wholesale

Western dddtdittd

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-TliE C II A itI. 0T TETOWN‘ GUARDIAN may be obtained from the Hunter Book Store, next Bank‘ of Nova Scotia. Water Street. sub-l scriptions will be received and nd-l vertisements taken for insertion lni the Guardian.

—CHICKEN SUPPER~~A largely‘ attended chicken slipper was held in tho hnll at Travellers‘ Rest last Thursday evening. rnviu‘ the aus-{ plces of the Womens‘ institute. The! sum of about sixt": "v: dollars was realized. which will h". ‘YSBG toward tho equipment of their splendid hall.

—LAST TRIP OF THE SEASON

tain Weston, which has been car- rying lumber all summer for Mes-i rrs. M. T. Schurmnn and Co. Sum- merside, has made her last trip for this season and left at the week, and for her home porl. Rlchlbucto» N. 8.. where Captain Wooten will lay her up for the winter. S -—WIIIBT PARTY IN ST. PAUL'S IIALb-A vol-v successful whis’ rarty was held in St. Paul's Hall Summerslde. under the auspices the Society of the Children of Mary. The ladies‘ prime was won by Miss Dora Wedge; consolation.’ Mrs. J. M. Peters; gentlemens prize. i-Ion. A. l‘! Arsonauit: consolation. Mr. George Gallant. The card par- tv was followed bv an lrlctlon salc of fancy articles donated by the Children of Mary. The proceeds. which omountcd to the handsome sum of olghtv Naht dollars. were in aid of St. Mary's Academy, Sum- mersidc. 5

JDISMISSBD er srrrsxmsnv -ln the collce court st Summer- tlde 0'1 Friday last an adjourned Prohibition asseofztmej gm hetforrc] tlpendhry yo or u en. n

up the defendant mo been

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and Oilalloran. met their dcxlths in - proﬁr.‘ - zy and happiness. -Thc schooner Maud Weston. Cap-I

‘Ham MacDonald. late

‘without a wurant and liquor found; Rev. Theodore Gallant performed

upon his person. His Honor quoted the ceremony. in the presence of a similar case lTredenick versusvthe immediate friends and relativ- Graham) which had been tried in,es. The bride looked charming ins. the County Court and dismissed. rrosewood dress of silk ﬂat crepe Stipcndiary Wyatt, following this ‘ with hat to match and was attend- precedent. dismissed the case before ed by the sister of the groom, Miss him. s {Sybil Gallant. The groom was sup- ported by Mr. Aubln Arsenault. Af-

—TlliltI) TRAGIC DEIATII iNJer the ceremony the bridal party FEW MONTHS-On Friday last repaired to the bride's home, where the remains of Mr. Joseph O‘Conn- one hundred and twenty guests sat cr. who was killed in a gasoline ex- , dcwn to a sumptuous wedding lrloslon last wecil at Chelsea, Massyfeast. In the evening a reception were laid to rest in St. Marks Cem- was held at the home of the groom's otery. Lot '1. Ho wa". onlv nineteen parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gal- vears of use and leaves his father. lant, attended by about one hun- Mr. Joseph O'Connor. rand clghf. drcd and ﬁfty invited guests, who ‘orothrrd and sisters to "Warn. It is. were bountifully entertained, and only a little over a yea: ago t1rat.dan""-3 was indulged in until the two other young mr~- who had gonelsmrnl itours of the morning. when

S to the United States from the samc'all deparizd to tho"- hom". iviwh-

Elng ti" happy young couple all Mr. and a street car tragedy in an OhiocitﬂMrs. Gallant will reside in Mont and their remains were broughtlCarmel. S home and also repose in the same

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Island parish. Messrs. McCarthy

—-SCI*IOLARS ADPRESSED — _"I‘hc Summerslde High School clos- --nlr.n sunnsNLY-Mts. wu-lcd crl Friday momma for the of neseblelThankrgivlng holidays, when an in- and formerly of Ccpc Traverse died! 1610811118 Dfﬂkfllmmﬂ W55 011111911 r-ddcnly on Saturday morning M10111. in the Assembly Hall in the lm; Iigmg of Mrs, 11 g, Munggy, 01 school. Dr. E. T. Tanion. chairman Carleton where she was visiting. T01 i118 51111110111160 $011001 17011111 01 The deceased who was eighty IollrWYUSWO-‘i- l1'-‘1>113f1Bd~ 09011171: chorus. years of age was housekeeper Ior\"0 0811111111" by 11'1" 1111111111; 561191‘ manv vent-w to the late Rev. Jameslllfﬁ feﬂdiﬂl. a few rcmurkﬁ 11)‘ D1‘- MacDollgau and was amember oflTlﬂwﬂ» M001 5111b" 111011 811W I the Church oi‘ Scotland at Cnpetihﬂtt address on the ouportunities Traverse. Mrs. MacDonald was sp-ilhe 911F115 W" 5170111941 11.1’ 1791118

srcntlv quite in her usual healthliifﬁlﬂl" R1- 1110 11611001 19 ~°11111161TP when she too‘: n weak spell, lay'0rll»€ Armistice Dlv- A very splen- ldown on the couch and immedlate-ﬁld B1141 1111191111118 M11119!“ W" 1119" “v parred away. Two mp dmlshtleragﬂvcn by Rev- J- P: 0- Praw- ol 1hr a". left to mourn. The funeral wlilﬂrrinity 1111111041 0111111111- 0111101111115 ‘ruler nlncc this afternoon at onegto the children what this meat dsl" o'clock from the Kirk to the Ceme- means to the Eumlré- T110 01111- tery at cape Traverse. Rev. Ewen drcn then rendered very beautiful- MacDousall cﬂlciatlng. 1y that wonderful hymn "0 00f Our Help in Ages Put." followed

-A PRETTY wennnvo — ‘rholby the Flu Salute and "God Save marrw». m. t-oléhmized in the the King." The money procured Men‘. new-mm Church on Wednes-lfrom the M18 01' P0991" bl’ 1111‘ “my lint or Miss Demerisc Arsenauiﬂchlldretl. 101' "It 611M411!!! 1681011 ‘laughter of m. and Mrs. Anmwlnmolmted to a hm mn- Alacnotllt. oi’ Fifteen Pain to Mr. tlful wreath. donated by the school

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last Wednesday afternoon. hos nn-

A beau-

ls-lcven o'clock at the foot of Soldiers’ Monument in the Domin- ion Park by Master Thomas White. son of Ven. Archdeacon and Mrs. White. on behalf of the school children. s

thcsail on Wednesday for Long Island.

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PERSONALS

—-— —-Miss Helen Morrisser. Coiemaml LIFQP Cﬂtlrrlt-It is one of the‘ -wr: WILL be loading live fowl is visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Mor-lch-e?

and chickens Friday forenoon, Nov. rissey, 'i‘ignlsh.-T. ‘

16. A. K. Lord. Cape Traverse. ‘ 9054-l1-14-2i

Charles Christoper, Boston, Mass, wno has been visiting his father Mr. Michael Christopher, Tignish, re-

-Miss Dora I-Iackett is spending

.the week-end at her home —WELCOME VISITOR. -- Mr. nish.—-T.

-Mr. Tim Sernard. St. Dunstans University.

spent the holiday at

turned to‘ Boston on Thursday. Mr. home in Tognlslr-T.

Christcpher who has been absent from his native land for the past twenty-six years observed many ‘hnnges by way, of improvements in ‘lis ltontc town and expressed a hope’ .h:lt this would continue. Needless t0 say his friends were glad to welcome. him home-T. *

—BUSY SHIPPING WEEK-END —Thc S. S. Boniface, an English vessel, of 7.800 tons gross and man- ned by an all-English crew of ﬂfty‘ lolly tars. the trimmest and largest vessel to ever tie up to s. Summer- lidawharf, arrived here on Friday evening from Georgetown. wherc she was part loaded with Island certiﬁed seed potatoes. The Boni- fseeh home nort is Liverpool, Eng- land. and this is her maiden voy- age; as she was only built this veér and was recently put in com- mission for the Boot Line. She ls a right up to dlltc freighter and ‘ms a speed of i5 knots. After tak- "ng on iilwilbags of seed, potatoes at Qummerside she left for Charlotte- ‘cwn on ‘Sunday to ﬁnish loading ‘here. The Danish steamer Gran- lind. which arrived at Summerslde

‘shed loaning 20.010 bags of table ttoek m the namt Abbatoir oom- only o! Charlottetown. and will mil for Havana. Cuba. today. The ‘ine tern schooner Jamel William.

-—Mrs. E. J. Desllqchc, Tlgnish, is undergoing trclitlnent at the Prince

County Hospital. Summerslde. many friends wish her a speedy covery-T. '

—Mr. Ralph I-lackett. accompan- ied by his sister Mrs. Marjorie Mur- phy and Mrs. P. A. McDonald, mot~ tored to Bummersllie on Bsturday.-}

—'I‘he, Rev. Esther Pinesu, Rustico. is visiting in Tisnish. While here is the, guest or Rev. Dr. McLellam-T.

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—Mrs. Amelia McGrath. who

been visiting nel- tum Mrs. C0nr0y.! 1m- 11411- Stephen WWW". Severe

Tignish. returned to Alberto Wednesday-T. ' n

-'I‘he Rev. W. McCabe

visit

Wm. adobe, Iona-T.

-Mrs. John S. Cunn ham. t“. rs. r-'"r' ‘am- o,‘ er ome ﬁnd-qt ‘

-n1n-. o .2. u. n m i M11..- visltiﬂg gﬁggnnies Morrison. Antlgonish. Mr. and

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..mu_gathieen Brennan. ‘Finnish, lotteto . Miss B. Bhreenan, Brook- o, 11 "1101" "1

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ht, n.5,...’ M; an"? M“ nyMobonaldBosionMass no. and um.

whg Ind m. .1. a. MwDonald. Clrlrlott-

—Mlss Nina Schurmsn. of Sum- merside, left on Saturday morning to spend the Thanksgiving holidays

. with her brother, Mr George Schur- ,man, oi Moncton, N. B. | -i--¢0->i—-

I recommen‘ tions of Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil that it can be used iinternally with as much suc- cess as it can outwardly. Sufferers from catarrh will ﬁnd that the Oil when used according to directions will give prompt relief. Many suffer- ers from this ailment have found relief in the Oil and have sent testi- monials. _ I .

by has sailed.

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Eastern Guardian

JEASTIIIIN AGENT-Mr. J, w, Murdock is Guardian Agent in .22.: v "We t

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/ . MEMORIAL TRIBUTES

The following Moss Cords. Spirit- ual Offerings and Messages of symh Wild h” Pith)’. have been received for the in port. and will be onll-lsrbour, Mass Cards: Mr. and Mrs. ly for the winter.

Wm. I.. MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coady. and Irene. Mrs. John Powers, Boston, Miss" Miss Lucy

‘John Cleedon. Bomervllle. MISS,

Revenue Glitter Ascah has sailed m. and Mrs. W. J. "Maclntyre, Mr.‘

n, MWWII, on Hmon. Mala.

mull‘ Offering: Mr. and Mn. W llcirltyre Manges of Sympathy: Rt. Rev.

Kalle McDougeil. 8. ' has sailed

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tending Mrs. George R. Morrison. Aliston. this,‘ . Ievell and family. Char-

' new. Michell a use. ma: m. w. A. oomn. um» in“, | to. mo ins. .1. w. ice-I“ w‘

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PlwiPs Wharf

o.d.s. Ostreat. Capt. Msoleod laid up short-

Waterfront l Directory

Sch. A. C. Ncwrhall, Capt. Sund-

Carvcllh Wharf

Str. s. s. Rnslluld, Capt. Tum- M er arrived in port yesterday mom- ing and loaded a. general cargo for st. John's. Nfld. sailing the same Sch. Dwina, (hpt. Fraser in port.

Lyons‘ Wharf

Sch. Vandals. Capt. Malcolm in port with a ell-Ito 0i

coal for C.

Marine Wharf 0.0.8. Brant, Capt. Kelly has

Bruce Stewart's Wharf Coneltqa, Capt. 9- 3- "WWII-l. Capt. draweru _ on the ‘Mctou route. ‘ " S. list-land, Capt. Machine

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Marine Wharf Cutter Conestoga. C1191» 55cm B_l in rt. 1' r3” . SDPBrsnt. Capt. KellY~ 1" v

pdrt. 311.1“ $19!??? Wm“

S. S. Harland. Capt. MacLaine. in ' port. S. S. Hochelaga on the P1610" route.

1391' - Tug Lisgsr. Capt. Gamble in P0119 1 C. G. S. Ostrea. Capt. Macbeod l1 port.

arson scllool-

trad... ’ ¢rild|pg~ g, violet 4 1 Pong‘? 1, Howard Jsﬁmn" -

triec iteepms: 1- N" 1

m ' ~ a. John Willilml- , n ‘Williams: i. W“. ‘ all?» Keepinl-n , V drowns? ‘ . _ , , m m. oral newukggsatofbzwnsﬂ" “a

_, ‘tbtliriluraoiiltyand we" l a on ~ .

n. r. w. Dredge No, 115- C11”- , sclseod. in ' '

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