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FALL IS ` HERE

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and with it all the new smart mer- chandise of the new season.

' The new arrivals for Fall and ' Winter are on display awaiting

your inspection.

On September 26

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-LARGE INNER TUBE Patching(

outnts 25o each at Braces.

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mcriw 12 and ic ge shot tum in ;toclt» at Bi'a:e‘s. 7876-9-25-2i.

:unning order for sale at BrB¢es'5»

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-LAMP BLACK, sold wholesale

and retail at Braces 'i878-0-25-3L

_BUY WOOD and wire 'A bushel

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BLEND for foxes in stool: at Braces.

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_WELL MADE Indian half bushel ,skeis wholesale .and retail at

ace's. 7874-9-25-2i. i

-NEW STOCK “I-lercules" gill not-S. _,-rlced lower than ever. Send for P1'i¢° list to Bi-a::e‘s_ 7874-9-25-2\.

-JULY FAT HL...iilNG, new “hip-

mcnt just received ai Braoe's.

~ 7874-0-25-21.

-WANTED.-A maid for small iinily. A. B. Howutt, Carleton Sid- _.,¢_ 'isis-9-25-ai.

-HIGH QUALITY heavy roonng,

rlieprccf siates, roof coating and all roofing supplies. sold at Brace's,

7850-9-24-21.

--KENSINGTON L. B. B. Club

uading hogs, lambs, fat sheep and eai calves Wednesday of each week ip till noon John A. Dousiu. Becy.

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-EXPERIENCED HARDWARE

MAN to take charge of building

hardware and accessories. Apply in

person at I-Iolmari's Hardware Office. Summerside. 7827-9-23-si

-VISITOR T0 SUMMILBSIDE-

The congregation of St. Marys Church, Summerside, were favoured on Sunday by a visit from Canon Malone, of Charlottetown. At the

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WESTERN PERSONAL

-Mr. George Pyizzeil, of Messrs. R..

T. He. ian, Ltd., has gone to Halifax on buslm-ss in tiie interest ni his firm. -S.

-Mr. Albert ::oe, of Coleman, has

again entered thq Prince County Hospital to undergo further treat- ment. S.

-Mrs. Thomas Carruthers has re-

turned io Sumniedside after spending a few weeks in Bedeque visiting friends.--S.

:Q-Captain L. A, Moore, of Summer- IMO. left oh Monday for a few days

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PRO WSE BROS LI MITED

THE FASHION CENTRE

OUR FALL

cessories.

and styles.

' --Miss Bessie Lcard, of Bedeque

was a visitor last week to Summersldc the guest of Dr. and Mrs. A. W Leard.-S.

-Miss Ella Milligan, of Slimmer-

slde, left this week for Michigan to visit/ her daughter, Mrs. Kelly. She was accompanied by her son, Mr. Russel Milligan, who hu been visiting his native province. Mr. Milliganis homo is in Moose Jaw, Ba-lk.-B.

-His many friends are giving Mr.

Nathaniel White a cordial welcome on his return to Summerside. Mr. Whlto arrived home on Friday last from England. where heg raduatnd in new with high horrors at oxford

-M.is Corrie Grady, who has been

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nlcd by his son, Mr., Fred Moore, o wil continue hi, ‘gm-ua H, g'a College.-B

the guest of Mrs. G. P. Grady, of

See for yourself the newest shades

FORMAL

OPENING'

. Is the event that invites you to come.

and inspect all the new goods in all our big departments.

Ladies Coats, Dresses, Millinery;

Hosiery, Gloves and all other ac-

town on saturday for a brief visit to c her brother, Mk. T. B. Grady, before

leaving for New York.-B.

-bt. F. J. E. Wright. who is ln-

specting foxes in Quebec, was homo for a few days ll-st wool: on account oft-hoverygrsve condltionothis sister-in-law, Mrs. Leslie Wright of” Summer-side. He returned oo Quebec

at the week end.-8. .

:zworms are encouraged by morbid

conditions of the stomach and bow- els, and so subaust. , Mliier's Worm Powders will alter these conditions almost immediately and will sweep

the worms away. No destructive para- site can live in contact with this medicine, which is not only a worm

_Wi~:sTERN CANADA A

- NEI-:ns POTATOES

Wearelndallylouehwithalllobborl aten\7p®|, Wire as your olerfngs and notations.

C. N. ROBINSON C0., LTD. '

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FRUIT AND VlGl'l‘i\ll»l IIOIIII < ‘

nel sua. ' ` Mil-_ `

,_ sccircmiéer, scar. winnipeg. im. - saumfsiie. ,

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. Bunimerside, niobortd to Uhilrlfltté- destroyer, but a health-giving medi-

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qucnt sermon which was very mu-:h appreciated.--S.

-ruacmisan ascii noiisi-: rom suivrmmsmii-nr. w. G, church* Mr. George A. caiinccic cha Mr. w. nl

McArthur returned to Bummerside on Saturday from a very enjoyable week spent at Fredericton. N. B-. most cf it iipent in attending the race meet at the Maine and New Bruns- wick Clrcuit, held in connection with the Fredericton Exhibition. While away Dr. Church and Mr. Callbock each purchased a horse and both the animals will be trained at Summer- side and used for racing purposes on the ice this coming winter.-B. '

-DONATE! SILVER 'l'l.0lHY

FOB FOX EXHIBITION-A VOX? handsome sllier cup has been donat- ed by Mr. A, E. Maolieln, M. P., to be competed for at the forthcoming lbx Exhibition at Charlottetown, and is now on view at his office ln Sum~ merside. At a meeting of the directors of the Silver Fbx Exhibition Associa- tioh, it was eccisea that this trophy will be awarded for the champion adult female fox whelped previous to me. ri, wu use decides um the award of this cup should be perennial and that a replica in miniature will be the permanent possession of each annual winner.--B.

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-DIED FOLLOWING 'OPERA-

TION-Mr. Chester Moleaoo. the six-

teen year old son of Mr. James Mo- Isaac. of Milo. Lot I. passed IW!! in the _Prince county Hospital on

, Friday evoninl. following an opera-

Welsh Anthracite Coal

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working with Mr Gains of Free vm. when he became suddenly ill

on Wednesday and was brought to the Prince Oounty Hospital, where he was operated on. His father was

tion for oedtonltu. 'rhg deceased was

to .

sent for on Friday morning when it

wuiearnedtliat he could not re- cover.'rheyoungladwillbamu'ch

mlsssdiathehcmeoircleandinthe dlst.rictwherebelived.ashewasa

general favourite. 'I'lie body was tak~ en in Mr Percy Bowneaa' motor

6( C0, homo, to 'hh home in miie an set-

imiay morning. Thafuneral was

holdollllondeymomifilflomthe

bometotheltomandatholic Uhuren at'I'beBral.Rlv.ILF.MoDonald officiating. 'nie deep sympathy of the community for .tho bereaved

baskets, potato scoops. MB! U15 si-ales at Brace's. 1878-9-25-21.

-BUILD THAT extra pen now.

72 x 1% x ls netting in stock at ;1~ggg'5_ 7878-9'25~2_L

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DING-About thirty guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fidele Perry. of Summer-side, on the twenty- fifth anniversary of their wedding.

Kinkora and Emerald, who were

Nfl- PGITY. Mr. and Mrs. Clair, of Boston, Mess., the latter being Mrs. Perry's sister. were also, present on this Joyful occasion, having arrived in Summerside for a two weeks va- cation that evening. A bountcous supper was served by the hostess and the evening spent pleasantly in music md dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Perry were the recipients of many beauti- ful lifts and presents of money, ielilfrinii to the cucctioh in which thi! are bold by their many friends. They very mciocciy ihshirca the guests for their kindness in remerc. NFIB! thm on this occasion, 8.

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-Iblllll LEADING lllilslullt- Blbl lvlllvlsl MAN Dill IN 51°. IOIN-Ono of Bulninersldes former leading business msn, Mr. William Stewart, passed away on Friday ev- ening at the home of his daughter, lsrs. (Dr) Phillip Nuo, of St. John, N. B., at the age of si years, after an illness of about four weeks. The late Mr. William Btewartfwu born at Kelvin and was the son of the late ir. and Hn. James Itewart of Kel- vin. llsrly in life he came to Bum~ mn-side and started his business car- eer in the employ of the late Mr. R. 1'. Holman. (Ha was one of the

founders of the old firm of Sinclair; lsinto and ltewart, which stnfted in business ia fm on Wow Strut.

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with barrel ¢u1‘[S_

Sigel? Hifi? °0lUDarison will show you the easy superiority of

Spec a Sale value. to anything in the market.

Over the counter or b ll t 1 half dozen . . . . . . ._ .pos ga d' Glider them by the

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present at the wedding of Mr. and I

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Broad. cloth

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attractive BR()ADCL01?I:j1l Shirgn 121211 1t`li1eeIl1e)vIvn<l:?>ll<?r;`anlIetl?t popular patterns. There are shirts with collars atta had e

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W1 h Separate collars. There are shirts with French Cuffs and

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Nell Sinclair from the firm the bus. lness was incorporated gg sm¢1a1,- and stewart Lid., and Mr. stewart continued aspresldent of the firm un- til his retirement in 1916. The late Mr. Stewart was known as the Mer- chant Prince of Siunmerside, and it ‘VHS lfwlnly throush his keenbuslness ac"-'"9" ind lnielflty that the firm developed into the great businesg in- stitution that lt is today! In the big :irc of me, which mrtcd oh thc flmfl Promises, the building was en- trely dwlrvyed, together with almost the whole of the tremendous stock. This was a neat shock to Mr. Stewart and he retired from business during that YUM. In 1918 he sold his beauti- 'l home on Central Street, Hummer- slde, and went with his wife to live with their daughters, Mrs. fDr.) Nose. in Bt. John.

Besides his business leadership, Hr; siewcri took a pwminenthns my active part in the community and Bridal life of summer-side .1-Ie wu a member of the Bummarsldo lehool Board for many years, taking g ight on the board in lm. In November, 1904. he was lvliolnted chairman, re- tifiho in Qotobar, 1919. He took an active interest in all school matters, and was largely lnetriiirieatal in the extension of the school premises, in- cluding the Assembly Hall. I-le was President of the Board of Tnuteas of the Prince County Hospital for a

_number of years and took airenor-

'mo_us intstmt in the welfare .of that irlvndid institution, to which he de- -wdmuchtioioaaeenereyasweliu

,~ _ -finial assutanoo. He wan robert- I

-~»eercfur¢so»rsoi1~rcs».ef

especially for the western part of the Province. Amongst his other numeroui °m°°l flllfhflllll' held he was a Dir- ector or thc riohccr- Piibiirhins' cc. and for a time its President. Slnof 90""-|18 V0 live in the community he was a member of the Siimmerside Pwlbytsrian Church and was 101' Years the Chairman of the Board Of Mmlsm, turing ii deep interact in nit matters pertaining to the church and living in-gely of his time and money

towards its supper). The late. Mr. Stewart was a man of most outstand- ing character; whose word was alwsyl honoured and the sincerity of whose motives was never questioned Hll ideals were exalted and his family 'lf' blameless. He married Miss Brander. native of Scotland. who predeceased him five years ago. They had lf" sons and one daughter. Their 5°” Layton and Keith, died a few YP!" ago. 'In the only daughter, Mrs. mr.) were left io mourn the aunrdllll

extends sincere sympathy.

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Hoilowayb Oom ltemover eden I speedy, sure and satisfactory NIM-

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