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

WE THANK YOU. OD

MOORE 8 N°LE IJMITED

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g-OHOP from Holman? Catalog.

AUMMEROIDE BUSINESS COLLEGE-The time to enter is now. 1t means doubling your in- come. Special courses by maiL Book-keeping, Arithmetic, Short- hsnd. etc. Evening classes, J. Pog- son, Principal. P. 0. Box 145.

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--GRIFFIN SUEDE POWDER in all the new shades. cleans and re novates Suede and Buck leathers. .150 at SlNCLAlES 1474-11-1-2l

-EX1FERIENCED FOX RANCH- ER wanted to go to Muskegon. State experience and full particul- am; give reference. Apply Box 156 Summenslde.

--GRlFFiN'8 "Quick Cleaning" Fluid can be safely recommeneded to remove grease, oil and strains from any kind of fabric: price 35c at SlNCLAllPS Shoe Department. 1474-ll-1-2l

—PAYING THEIR TAXES- Town Clerk. H .J. Massey, of Summerslde. was perhaps the bus- iest man in town on “lednesday, it being the last day for the town taxes to be paid. and many were lined up so as their names would not appear to be in arrears.

-—A NIGHT OF SPORT-qt par- ty of Sumlnerside sports, who mot- ored to Grand River Tuesday ev-

--LOADED PRODUGE-- The schooner Maud Weston, was load- ing produce for Res-ton. N. 8.. on Wednesday. and left Thursday with a complete cargo.

—OOAL ARRIVALS—The Schr. “Lady Hill" Captain Douoette. ar- rived in port of Bummerslde Wed- nesday morning with ‘a- cargo of Albion Nut Coal. for Joseph Read & Co.

—DANOE ENJOYED-A success ful Halloween dance was held at the Olympia cabaret on \Vednes- day evening. many being present and a good time reported.

-SUMMER8IDE METHODIST CHURCH-A lecture entitled "Rob- ert Louis Stevenson-the Man and his Message" will be given by the Rev. J. F. Denny in the Epworth Hall on Friday. November 2nd at 7.30 p. m. The Lecture is under the auspices of the Social Club and Sewing Circle, Admission 25 cents.

...'8l-IOI' from ‘Hahn's Catalog.

children at very reasonable prices.

S. K. Todd. Montague, 151-11-2-2l.

....'JU~8T ARfllViDp-Car Flour and Bran. Beaver Flour per bag $8.10. Beaver Flour wood barrel $7.50. Bran per ton $86.60. Oil Cake bag $3.25. Big discounts on all goods. One week only. November 6th to November 10th.‘ Lloyd Cox. Morell. l5i0-11-2-3i.

..’1\W.ELOOME VIBITOR - Mr. Horatio Nelson,Esq., who has been on u visit to ills many friends in Montague for practically the whole summer left last week on return to Boston. For a great many years Mr. Nelson was one of Montagutfs moat prominent residents, widely known in King's County. and to

mt-r was indeed something to be thankful for._ .l.

PERSONALS

——l\ir. W. J. Brown, Drug travel- ler, was in Summersitle on ‘Vedncs day.

——l\ir. and Mrs. A. J. lllatheson, oi O'Lenry were in Sulnmerside on

lat tile present time an old time

[being practically alive with ship

..*SHIPPING NEWS -- The water front at Montague presents shipping appearance. the harbor ping. The following vessels are in port and loading mixed cargoes. Schooners Maggie and Eric, Pearl Beatrice H.. Maggie and Lucy, Az- tlnet. DorothfyJLnke. Sea Fbam, Swan. Mil-lam May. flames U.

....'THI6 WEEK we are showing u lovely range oi school boots for

Also a special rhouse slipper for ladies at 81.98. Bee our window.

ilave him with us for the past sum- '

Discount Sale

AT EMERALD FARMERS’ OPER ATIVE

As I have, to raise by November 15th I am offering my already low priced stock, at greatly reduced prices.

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Wednesday. ening on a Goose raffle, trip. bad a

novel experience. On arriving at their destination the driver of the machine on parking his car inten- tionally forgot to apply the safety methods. or applying his brakes, and had it not been for the fore- sight of the owner of the home- stead. the owner would be minus an auto to return to their homes. it appears the car was stopped on a hill near Trout River. and star- ted backwards. and had it not been for an old truckwagon which was near the mouth of the river the car would have been in the drink. but fortunately the truck Waggon stopped the speed and the crlr was successfully brought back ‘to its former place non’: tile worse of the experience. The party nlrivcd

Film Co..

side Thursday.

~Dr. Alex

-—Mr. C. E. Murray, oi’ the Fox Montreal was in Sum- merside Wednesday.

__ . . _ all these vessels belong to Burin & lug iglquili (Conoillggnin "gfiflflzfgi Fortune. ‘Newfoundland, only two

__Mr_ “»_ IL Orrmnvkh or Ly“ first of her rig to load here for a man's Ltd., Montreal. was in Sum- ‘out: mm‘ merside Wednesday ill the in est of the above firm.

-—Mr. J. E. Brnydon. of the Vita- graph Co.. St. John. N. B. was in Summerside Wednesday, in , interest of ‘the above firm. He left m“ ‘as! was “ltended b3" a ‘amy on return 'l‘hurs<llty morning.

hlcNelll,

ThomasLililul Walshdlizzle Dibbon Argo, General Middleton and Vil- lnge Lest‘, also a large gasoline boat. besides several others in‘ the river. With one or two exceptions

from Nova Scotia. The Dorothy [Lake is a three master, and is the

Prices are the same as

tepfiilfli. reported. J.

..*FOR BETTER ENGL-IQH -— The lecture on good English by Miss Archibald in the Montague Methodist church on Friday even-

the

large audience. including the very iplck oi’ our citizenship. lt must and Dniilllve been a real pleasure to Miss

Capt. Harvey Tokl-r, cleared for

R.) for Capt. llibbert Curr of Mul- nrave, N. S.

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home the next morning each hnv- lnl: n good supply of birds, while not any richer in a

John lllcNciil. oi‘ Sunllllersitie who were alt iinlllnrizll lvny, git-a] Co

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ending the American Sur- ngress. at Chicago, arriv-

Arcllibuld to have the opportunity

H hlh hf ' V brgavri ataegciytnfealiuuly tlmaeats homwlllde"

You woulé

how emyiu,’

Do you give it to if you knew howgoodit is and to make. Baking; done th Qua]; f - not a troublesome labor. It ies a realelplraagy’ i‘ - Start now to make our own bread. Sena?

tc d f 1 ' ' ' - £21.21". t3Z.3‘.‘J..f£..Z‘?“°“ "‘°"c~1-=1»~ I

your ‘family?

Every sack of Quaker Flour this guarantor-if ll: does no the dealer will refund your question.

l! 801d under t fllllflfy l...’ money wit out

flour -Mwnus the Berta

island ' ll" l‘. Charlottetown . l‘; wpresentatlve for Quaker Oats Company i‘

1mm Irfflslanlessasll" '

Awaits tiresome

A product of The Quaker Zllllls, Peterborough and Saskatoon

Sold by Retail Dealers In Prince Edward N. Rattenbury, Ltd., Wholesale Dlstrlb Peaks, Prince Edward Island

A. G.

their new abode.

____ J. Trainer, is y a ftcrno

led the sad news of than meek”

e ‘death 0i l m linltllnhliflmigl’

cQunlll. who“ d her 39m ..‘~"GEORGETOW-N SHIPPING

Pherson family the mother, sistenlf-Schr. Margaret S. Captain William MRS. JOHN J. "rim

in Jiolltltglll- n silort time, the vi‘ lioundiand. Schr. Jenn Crowell. NOR r-d that the climate oi‘ Calilllflllll goon. Schl". Charlotte l\l., Capt. her sister. Mrs. 'l‘llog_

—~——— ‘IFilJIIlPIl in (lcorgetowu. ScllnlhusDanll predeccasc NEWS-Selim (leneral llllddldton,’

N. S. ‘ (‘llsllml tlrtlisel‘ Sagnoor. Plllwlird McQuald is now located. ‘

The other MC"Jti-lIlt’\i Fay for Nova Scotia Ports.

and brother oi‘ the above Mr. lilo-favors, arrived l'rom Sydney, N. S.

Pherson. also left Montague forlllntl proceeded to St. Mary's Buy,

(laiittlrlliu. Tllie‘ family only livotl n-harf, to load produce for New

tor-s conducted ll llllllllit‘.l'_\' llllhl- Capt, Frank (lorllum, cleared for llirs. John

llcss. willie the brother Alex was linlitltx. N. S.. with n loud oi‘ pro- 5L, Wednem

helpless from lwralvels- It ls hop lint-e ioluled by J. li. Hicken. Stur-

wiil prove s0 beneficial In llilll.|i'll111§ Fitzgernltlutrrivcd from Chill‘- which occurrc-t

that he will be ultimated l‘I'.‘-'l0l'L‘ll lottolowll, with a loud of llllrd coal that morning.

l" his former Mil’. J. ‘zmtl general merchandise to be die Tile late Mrs. M Etta Vaughan. Capt. J. (l. Murrny,|years ago had olllyycnloved toll" cleared for Souris to load produce tllnore with her fflllllly about I by .l. _.I. Hughes & Co.. for Sydney montl1 ago. where hm- sonl Dr (lapt. Peters. come to port on Sat- 'l‘l1e little ffllully had just m, urdal: t‘. ‘(L S. Brunt, CllDi. Buzll cllflllPll ll cozy home and '.\".?i'6 m ‘Kelly, arrived ill pllrt llll T110513)‘, llt-d ill their new surroundings

Montague to loud produce by bic- lieod & Mt-(lregor, tfor Sydney, N.

Schl‘.

f addressing such an intelligent lldience as greeted her on this oc-

(lcorge Pctipus, cleared for l.nrl'_v'.~l ‘ River, N. S. with :1 load of produce,

pair

Toweling

A splendid vslua In all pure linen crash Towelllng 10V, inches wide. Special

Iummeralde

Sinclair & Stewart H. J. MABON LIMITED Optometrist Office Connected with Drug

In schools, a; It l; Ive. Nelr-slghtoqn" most prsvalsn

progress- s Is the t eye affliction, beginning primarily from con. llflnltll "gmstlsm and the subsequent strain upon the accommodation of the eye in an effort to see.

Have your children examined and facts. consult

‘I eyes know the

store, "It! .. .. e

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("lllll- Clllll- A when this sad event lmlrrell the“. ilupplness.

Ilhmy friends in tilt! m:

___-_--¢-oa—-- Wollllln is tho one problem that i

I loaded by W. A. Pool & Co.. L -' - ‘v Mum‘ t , but claimed thl- c: lericnlre was (‘ll home Wednesday evening. “flfiloll- M lh“ “w” “I "er Ye‘ ~11‘ Moutflgtle. Schlaehyolu (2:31 ‘science cun never solve. (fl-rent orulhe l""‘“'"g llllll’ Boots and Shoes PEI‘ CQHt off © “Til worth a million marks ns n- ,~—— "lurks “h”! “ddre-“ses we"? dell“ lollll Duncan arrive-d from Clarl’ r em ~ * h es ‘Hi-IMO Indy‘ Th“ . . . . I _ _ _ _ _ , (ll _ (murdian extends llcllrthlt © safely flrflt owners Code i —.\ir. .l. A. Turcot. of Montl't=lll."“9d by “Weml "1 0"", p'°n°‘mwd|l>larllol', N.S. ulld proceeded to Newi ll takes it woman to do things mm“, to me fan," " "m" Hardware _ , _ _ , _ _ , _ per Cent Qfi ~ was in Sullmlcrsitie Tuesday ~nnd eduual-mml-hms- mcludlng two of Port, to loud produce by Estprnperly without knowing, how - y’ R . p ' ' ‘ Wednesday. in connection with the 0"!‘ “'°llll‘ll- express"!!! 11106! 810' _ _ y" __ . u ers ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' per cent o“ inspection of the Provincial Bank. lllmllllY their nearly “Ppmval “l W" ' l - 1 - . ii 1 .‘ k1“. ‘ii 3. M . D. L. ‘ Groceries . . . . . . . . . 10 per cent off A é it?“ °“ "m" T"‘"”““’ "‘°"‘ lll‘.‘..<§'.’§§...".l..f ti’? 31.. sinus... G \ . IHALIPKXX, Nov} 1——Slock quot- ‘luloved at vole oi‘ thanks for Miss ‘ —Als<>— with: fmiiifz.‘ 3s" '13:? a - - ‘ Stock Exchange. rllCl-i were present it is to he hoped Al] accounts due thg Emerald (J0. lglcglmglelephone . . . . . . . . . .. 1i; ltlleivllvilll profit ll-oilnttlli lecturi- - t on . . . . . . . .. .. . ' .1111 ry u ncu cll c ll o e young Operative Farmers must be settled by lat. Lawrence m... . _ l AIItO UPélShUwmnu the great lnlporllllllic of Ott P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - -—— . ~ . . November IYUJZVaCBIlIJVPgUKHI‘ llld 4331/1.‘ (Cu-radian Press.) spcukmg tormcfly - i I ' g , Pan Amelie-tn Petroleum 571/4: -——-—— ' . WMONTAGUE LOSES PRO- u u r 0 lucrican can. . . . . . . .. lam! 1.0a ltNtliflLEs. Oct ill-Jdittecll MINENT MTIZENS -— Mont=eu= ' Brazilian Traction 40 lp 1r. on: 1' ill d, . l f(t' mist-lo; the fnlulliltr figure of Mr. J! Howard Smith Pfd ~— ‘ally? lvhefirea filllllet-e “Zgfgfnubllle John “P. McPherson on its streets. @ Howard Smith Com .. 1- [spot-ding eiOllth on Broadway 10.111110 with Mrs. hlcPherson and lit- Every corner of every room in your house can be heated to an even warmth of < . 1- I - - - - - -'- - in‘. Spanish River Pfd . QBl-glnlgllt was struck by n 1v .tl d tie bov Bruce. loft some few weeks 7g d H, m - |_ - " _ ,1 .@@Q'Spallish ltlver Com .. .. 87l,-'_‘;1flre department truck a? Gillian ago for fur nwlly California, where cwaergglelemzitne e Enterpnse A I035‘ Plpelcss Furnace And you ha" a cool . ._ .. ___ __ ,_=., Steel Com of Cans/ill . . . . . .. 681,4 Street and hurled through a crowd they luterul iu future lo uulke their ‘ I. ,5 almost as easy m achieve, H°N°R §ghLsg:o%tMPBEl-L- ‘Erit- Lmplre Steel 1st Pld .. ~ into the Wllllliflve‘ of a department horn? Tut-M Illlllll-iiiil-lvlt)’ ‘of this w m ’ foolishness as it ‘is m be bum I enluans . . . . . . . . . . . . .. —- store. laml _v is n... on.) a loss .0 Mon- ————— Abitlbl - -———-%O>——-——- ta u- 'but to the conlnlunit t “M151” u F1" 011111191‘- (lrude IX 1 Fhul-Ysll -l ' LEARN PASSPORT l g h vl Ill-Pl l a - y at YOUR HOME ' ‘I Amawpn H Verna (unilo-y ant-l aw ntllglanfliu. 118 ALWAYS K g SHOULD urge} l~ rsrt unison‘ “as one o _ You Wm never get ahead by n» um Consuls‘? (equal) ‘(laurelrlt e0 u play...’ . . . . .. ill BE E T ON HAND our fuestlcltlzens. a uoluail great- _ . ' I ' lowing me crowd. brad? " 1 Em ~D l 7 H l ‘anal all ten. ectr c 10.1 v V n. 3 devotet to her home. and willie Instant control of the heat ls perfected m the Enterprise Al -Cast Plpeless Furnace- lLpggh fivEkvn ‘Heosclglldlsk l- w-anarllian Steamship Com .. i]! VlAHSA“. Poland. Oct. ol-Ai- éhe 11111): 1101 lull’? be?" 50 villomllk l The doors are permanently tight, drafts accurate and controlled fro.n the living room '_'_““" I (‘r-llle iii l’ Gordon Cortlstulfltid £233.12‘ Citlslamsh“) Pm H ‘ 5):; 01:13:? "his a “(hill ‘llhlllliltllidi: ollurhiiliirfigrlclhs as we" a i" the basement‘ _1f » 1|,‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 c "'1 1v a. 1 ~ z _ ' . - ll. Catherine collcy, lll. (iiiltly3lofllllilliOll Bridge - so passoprt in Europe. and carry the erthelcss aurthlue lwrluiulu: m ' Cnrr. _\1 |P . s . .. '\I* m.’ ¥ Grade ll. l. Lorna hicEivclt, ii. Wlrrllltilflfig Eltrgtallic 15?,‘ glfslel‘!$232201:llfliltmiifhzlfiiglllil;f}?101g: E2211? gllllllailofl- mgllgélliuzllfllllsdllfgfig Elva McAllisttrr. lll. Clnm Cur i». National Brewerie "3 al 1st - l t k. ~ 1 '1 tinrt l,' ' l’ t l ~itl 1 - (trade. l. Sr. l. Mattie COilFiallhlq Atlantic Sugar .. .. ‘iMQ ohvlgollllllltougrlléllfrlllt, ‘L15; fmlhiglg were dlllgffllliicqfltfrlillllfilllfi“NIL. Wm‘ m’ E"*°"P"" " °°'“ 7°“ '°" t° M” m” "w" w‘"'m' f” n" E“""pm° (;,-,.,,|,.‘ L Jr‘ L ‘wurgarut Ram Ayrhign,‘ _ I _ _ _ _ _ _ H 961-5, bushel... of "Qumt- m. a Noun, Phcrsoll on tht- (JUICY hand will; gives you proper humidity and moist air at 68 degrees-which la more comfortable and lfwyi (ll- Aubrey Found. llt SliilJ- mu Q7131‘ it l-"olludry .. 1e01,; Trouble traveled llitild in hand with ulduly kuwvu- overs-holly know healthful than _dry air at 75 degrees. The Enterprise gm all the hcatjrom the coal ~ or: ‘arr. . lll. mcolnot ve . . . . . .. 71 two American aviators who, with- "Jllck" hlh‘ 11111110 hvlflk u by-lvorll m h m | -rt ~ d- , i't"l‘i'l'ill. attendance, irm (J . Am. Smeltlllg 8t Rctinilrn. "W out pas‘ is, -ll .2 tl - in almost .ver_' _l l‘ll id. Tl. mug e arm c“ "m." m n‘ < . pubic. (‘laudc llicidvicn. Leigh Anaconda. Cvlllmr . . . . . 54?: bfllllitililgplolg-IO otilzlttgllbsloztttltlla rlcl- TOW 1m the lslullll illfhlrdldwt know 7 ‘ ‘ g : From our ‘luv-cu. hisle Dunning. Gordon Cou- (illll- Iflwllld RflllWllY - 14h fielllly. and was their close coln- llllll lllll-‘ll‘~*'lll‘l‘|Y llllll‘ lllllllll 01' llllll- V‘ I > mtfillil: Lorna Mclawen. Elva Mo- gcllv lcork Central . 101 pnnion for six weeks. lthle in the concert-life of the towu

i. I J lstcr, ll attic Constable. Aubrey 41m one sugar 11% .lcriou C. Cooper, of Jackson ll‘ 01v Jllvk Wlll l» ulluut-tl themmt

l’ a e Found. luargllrt-t nun...” Crucible Steel . 61-7 ville. Fla.. and (‘corg M. Cm -- hl-l .lol<<:e null really wlt always .

i: p Elva L, Bernard llnternational Paper Bill; lord, of “lllmingtmuo Del" [late Kllillillllilirillfl 1t lull house lllld add Your house is free from lie. smoke’. “ail dill! illd "Yllll all", If ll- ll hull",

I: Teacher, ‘Kvlly 3l1l'll1l;ll*‘1d -- 25% through lhc war in Franco under l"? l-irelllll’ l0 llll‘ Tllllll." ill-llt 0i with the Enterprise All-Cast Plpeless Furnace. The elimination oi all top joints mlkfl

< - Mex. Petroleum . . . . . . . . . . .. —- the American flog. and later joined ll"! DNlBTilllll-é. lie loo Wilt-l of . . . . k |

" . international Mcr. Murine. ~ the lliosclusko air squadron in 1'9. Vlllllllblt} umisttinco to Montlll-iuc. W" o’ ma“ and the provmon o’ Mmma but cup 30m" thoroughly camemad ma e

:1 a Press Steel Car . . . . . . . . . . .. — ltmrl. Together with some Polish Tllt‘ mall)’ lrllutlls ul llllrl lllmlly "Blllrill" dWblY SW9-

? l m‘ _ g blending . . . . . . . . . .. 7.’, friends. they rot-putty wont m, a wish for tllclll t-vt-ry success.‘ ill .

0 e e e knee m-eyllgrvguiygnrlcikoru igtlfilldillfil‘: Pacific 361,4, Tountlllllll (élllillllilfi expedition -

j Good quality Canadian bruise on hi lnltll, animus: Ulyiofl $5.1m.‘ 12m tfiifiiifjn,';,0,,;;51*"*"'"" ‘mks l“

1: Fiannolottcnlvirln, cosy fleece ltneo or throat. Utah Copper .. 6d’ 0n one oi‘ the‘ excursion-s (‘nup-

> and firm weave assorted U. S. Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 911/, er and a Polish count -1il connec- > 1 ~ ' ' - - _ You don't need hard coal when you have the Enterprl|e—you can burn any kind oi V

p ahnd dark stripe deslan: ll MONTREAL EXCHANGE Etlagnfolgogttheilitgi: lillrlgfii}._4i,ll,i.'fnratf,' Cféiall; fuel-the cheapest coal. wood. or anything. ‘ And the Enterprise gets all the heat_.

x "° a Wide. P" yard 24c will clesnltoif thont syin up U, , llide dowu lhc snow-clad moun- "“-_ amino up heat quickly and wasting none of It. LET US SHOW YOU THE

0 or ten yards for ....... .. $2.35 the horse. No blister, no flair “ff ‘P100’ - - - < - - - » - - , -- 101-99 taln side and were unable to atop ‘If Tom‘ "ostm" “T” "IDZI-Kt-‘ll am ENfERpR|$E

4: . .l°nq- dConcentrated lyafew dmpg ‘Yillxllri’ '- hemselves. Before ihev realluld your head is stuffed because or‘ '

< "require at an application. $2.50abotil ~~- 90"? < <~ It th rh 1 i‘ - -~ “ 4 _ "ll/ll?! vlllnrrll ' - 1;] » -