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531;?  hellvv advance ill price. In most cases-our retail prices on these lines of uliderwear are .is M: ' “fi ,
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Men`_< plain black working
socks, strong and serviceable,
absolutely seamless, made from
medium weight strong
yarns, sizes 10 to I1.
Price    ... 
A dandy work sock for farm-
ers, teamstei°s_ and those who
require a good warm working
sock. made from strong clean
_vai'n". with ribbed leg
and lilain sole. Special 
Men’s heavy weight cash-
mere hosiery, plain and ribbed.
made of all wool yarns, and
have been in stock some time.
Pyiceg . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _."»0(' 600 751'
Men’s working gloves, made
of horsehide and hog, good
strong working gloves, fleecy
lined P,-fees 75.- 1.00 14:5 1.50
_ DID YOI' SEE
THE NI‘I\\' 'l`I}-I.\°‘.’ V
Never was a man _vet who had
enough ties-Every man needs
a variety of them so that he’ll
always be well dressed.
A clean collar and a fresh tie
makes all the difference in the
W0;-ld _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .50c to 2.00 each
L;_
' COMBINATIONS are getting con-
stantly more popular-so cljvenient
-so easy fittng-no crawling up or
rolling down when you’re at a warm
job. Natural Llama wool combina-
tions, medium weight, closed crotch,
$1.255. .35 . .‘_° _ _".02 _ P87. _ 7.00
“WOOLWEAR” is a specially nice
combination-lovely soft wool ma-
terial, improved closed crotch
model, grand winter
 
PENMAN’S cream cashmere com-
binations, all wool, soft and light, a
grand fall weight, sizes 36 to
40, sells here at per
ST. GEORGE elastc knit combina-
tions. medium weight, \varm and a
splendid wearing material, sixes 36
to 40 sells here at per
5uit._.... _ . . .
 
PENMAN’S silk and wool combina-
tions, especially adapted to the needs
of the man who can’t wear ali'
wool, smooth, durable,
warm,suit    ._ 
KINGWEAR tailor cut combina-
tions, cream shade, fine cotton and
wool material with a slight fleecing,
made with closed crotch, _,and is
_ l d'd value, at per
Z__?{’.e.“.    .. 3.00
.Standfield`s Unsllrinltable
Other combinatons in union mate-
rial, splendidly made and in all sizes,
per suit _ _ _ . _ . _ . 1.50. l-85. 225, 2.75
Probably the largest stock of Stan-
field makes that this store has ever of-
fered you is ready right now. '
We can give you right prices for
immediate sale, but we cannot guar-
antee that any line we may have to
buy later will cost so little.
Stanfield’s TRURO KNIT - »l-50 each
Stanf"leld’s RED LABEL ---l-75 each
Stanfield’s BLUE LABEL - -2-00 each
Stanfield’s BLACK LABEL -2-40 each~
Oversizes, such as 44, 42 will cost you
25 cents extra. '
PENMAN’S genuine fleece lined
underwear, all sizes, at each - - - - .7-51°
PENMAN’S genuine fleece lined under
wear for boys, sizes 22 and 24 - - ~ ' 401'
for boys, sizes 26 and 28 - . - 450
for boys, sizes 30 and 32 - - -J 50c
And some of the biggest mail order
houses in Canada are getting 50c per
garment for all sizes-
ODD LINES __\'l‘
f‘LE.-\RI.\'G PRICES
Men’s fine fall under\veai'-Stan
field’s Ceetee, Wolsey, and some Eng-
lish makes-lines that are cancelled
and not obtainable in many cases-
are offered you here at BEFORE THF
WAR PRICES. See them-on the end
of the underwear counter-the_v‘re
wonderful. `
New Fall- Caps Just Arrived _
New fall caps have just arrived;
they are made of all wool; mixed
tweeds, in stripes and checks, with
and without-band. We have a very
large range to choose from, such as
you would see in_l_arge cities. _Our pri-
ces range from loc, 1.00, 1..»0_ 1...).
2-00-
We have also 4 lines in English
Tress caps, which are of the very best
wool mixture. You should see this
range beffore you buy your new fall
- capS_ Prices _ _ _ . . _ . 1.75. 2.00, 2.25.
Our new winter caps are now on dis-
play. They are made of silk, plush,
chinchilla, black beaver, melton and
mixed tweeds, with inside fur and sa-
nitary lined bands. Prices 751# 1-00-
i.25- 1.50. 1.75.
New fall hats arrived by express to-
day. English and American makes,
such as Stetson, Barsalino, Tress and
Barbisio. We ask you to see our range
before you buy. Prices 3~00~ 3-50- 4-00-
-l.5O. 5.00.
Special
Sale of
llual Swaalels
We bought these many
months ago-and carried
them over so as to be able to
sell them to you at the old
prices. ,
  _  most complete assortment-and we can save you money on every item.   ` ,M
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The assortment ilicludes
lnen`s heavy sweater coats
in navy. grey, tan, maroon
and combination shades.
You can save just 15 pei'
cent- on this line if you are a
quick buyer.
6.75 Sweaters for . - . -5.73
6.50 Sweaters for _ _ _ _.$.53
6.00 Sweaters for
5.50 Sweaters for
500 Sweaters for 
3.50 Sweaters for 
0.10
4-68
4.25
2.98
3.00 Sweaters for . . - 92.55
Come in today- and
look_ these over- there’s
money for you in a purchase
of this sort.
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The best stock of shirts in P.E.I-
can be depended on at THE
MEN’S STORE. The new shirts
are here always-alid they’re al-
ways here first. _
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And if you want something a
little out of the ordinary-if you
want an extra big size-ask for it
llcrc-wc have itf
All thc new l-oloriilgs and pat.
terns are licrc, all sizes from I4 to
18%.
W Prices-1.25, 1.50. 1-75, 2.00,
2.15 and up to 4-00 each.
A SPECIAL SALE OF ENG-
LISH flannelette shirts, lines
b"Ugl_lt before war ‘prices came in-
to being, all sizes; stripe effects,
wonderful values at the same old
pmce '
 si25 
slcl-: 0i'ii sl*l~:l‘l.\l. sllo\vl.\'<l
on Nl-:w -
Hats
Caps
Umbrellas
Handkerchiefs
Collars
Shirts
Ties -
Suspenders
Ili every sort of Men’s furnish-
leader.
ing-Till; MEN’s sronis is the -
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The Western Guardian (SUB |lANGlll lESSlNH]`_WAR IUAN Flllllllll
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ess. .\ silver collection taken in alll '
of the hospital amounted to a neat
Lei-lore. i\loliti‘eal. and J. W. Mitcliell.
Toronto.
-IT' PAYB to buy in this province
-MR. W. K McGOUGAN is Guar
lilan representative in Suu1nJe'rslde_
-THE MORNING DAILY GUAR-
DIAN can be obtained at Lafferty‘s
Tonsorial Parlors, Summerslde.
-W.M.S.MEETl'NG_-'l`hf» \\' M -S
3| Illndfioi-k held thcir li.-tual lllonthl_\
mwling on 'l`llesda3,- in tht- Mfrthodllli
('||||r,-h_ '['h~- pro;-itll-lil _\lr.<_ T. (`ro:~'s
man prcridlnH~'-W~
-PULPIT EXCHANGE- An ox-
rlilingre of Pulpit;-; has been arranlZ0l
for October Zist. between thg Rev.
lt. Brodie of t'lipe Wolfe and 0'-
lmary cirltllil. Bild the REV, S_ YOIIDZ
of Rllieford (‘lrcult. Mr. Young will
preach as follows: 'Milhurn_ Knuts-
ftlrrl and Bethel.--VV.
-VISITORS T0 POINT BORDEN.
-- Quite a number of Summnrside peo-
ple took lidvantagp, on “outlay of vill-
,itlng Point Borden and inspecting thc
('nr l-‘orly which was docked all day
there. (‘apt. Zviurchlson very kintlll'
show:-tl the visitors over the new
Icebreaker and his kindness was verw
much appreciated.-li.
Home
Defense _
.lpuusalws
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ovulw oiho
'°' i“" .J“‘°° .I ‘£3
bggmlliof 0  lglfsllnmm
-DOGS AFTER SHEEP.-A resid-
ent of Knutsford los; two sheep
ithrough dogg on _\ionday cvenlng.\\'_
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3 -TWO CENTS PER WORD EACH
llnrertlon for advertising ln this
rolumu. Cash must accompany order.
lhiinimum charge twenty-live cents.
-S. S. CONVENTION.-The Ali-
nual Baptist Sunday School Associat-
illli for l*l'in<-I- ('oulll_v_ opcncrl in Sum~
nil-rslflf on Tliosday afternoon. A
liars-to numllol of vlel'»l:atf's from the
western part of the island were in
¢atten1iance.-L.
I -olso lu Hosl=l'rAL.-The death
'occurred at the Prince County Holl-
pital on Thursday morning. of Miss
Jonniv Wall, only daughter of Mr. and
lIVlr_=. Abram Wall of Coleman at the
pm-|_v nge of 27 years. Mies Wall had
been niling for some time", ami entel-
ed the hospital in the hope that an
operation would prove beneficial.
lilowever, nil that medical skill and
lloving care could do, was Of "0 BV'
Inll and she passed D@H<‘ff“lly “W3”
as above stated. She leavet-i to mourn
I-besides 8 Borrowing mother and fath-
er ,three brothers, The flmerul f00k
place on Tuesday afternooli from her
late residence in (`olem8n.--l1~
-NURSES GFlADUATE_- The
the Prince! County HOBDUHI t°°k
place in the School Assembly Hall
on Tuesday evening. After a splendid
program. consiiltlnli oi Piano Duet by
the Mirses Noonan; Solo. Mics Alf-
Mr-Neill ntldrel-ami thc l\lIl’l\¢‘i\ "ntl
graduating exercises ol the nurses. oi
l -utsurso vocAl_|sT. -- The
benefit performance 'for the Red
Cross and Field Comforts :it the
_ Royal last evening was splendidly pai-
lronizcd. Mrs. lliathelon. tformcrly
Miss Margaret Keir. of Albclton_ P.
E: I.) was enthusiastically encoled_
and had to respond with two nulli-
bers,-"Solnewherc ll Voice lr. Fall-
ing," anti "Just A'V\'earyin" for You."
iier ilrlll selcl-tion. "Tho Rnd Cross
Nurse" was partir-ularly approprltc :uid
cliarlnlngly rcndercd. Mrs. Matllcson‘s
full rich soprano voicn possesses also
that rare laylnpailletlc quality which
appeals to the hearts of her llcarcrs
alid a warm welcome awaits Mrs.
Matheson should another opportuni-
ty occur for her to appear befolo a
Chatham audience.-Chatham Gazette.
Oct. 5th.
WESTERN PERSONALS
-Miss Ruth Boultér, Malpeque.
spent Thanksgiving at her home in
Victoria _ --\' _
-Lleut_ R_ J. Moffatt. (‘. A. S. ('..
returned to Toronto on Tuesday morn-
ing after spending Thanksgiving
with friends in Summerslde.-L.
-_Vilas Pauline Miller and Mrs.
(inns. Palmer, Victoria were recent
visitors to Sftlmmerllide.-V.
-Rev. John Dystanl of Bay (llvty
Michigan, in visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dystant of Eller-
reda Compton: Readlu. MH- MC- alle, aim- his hrothehln-law. Rev.
Qlllflil ,Bolo Mrs. C010! Bhd KQV- A- Mr. Rice of Summerside.
E_ Wheeler. The graduating nurscil.
Mlllnol McDonald, MCC&l`dl0 Md -Mins Nita llcnsloy of Summer-
Mahal- were presented with their Mir' shin. who in attending Mt. Allison nh-
,lomu by Jlldlw M¢Qvlffl@~ Dr- ~l°h“,<ile»' college, sacivliia spent Thanks-
* in will
(Canadian Press D"lpa-itch) -
l’I:ITR()GR.-\lJ, Ort. S.-After it coli-
feronce of tllrco hours of members of
thc Govelnnicnt includiiil: Premier
Kerensky. with 1 delegation repro-
sontilu; the l><-flioclntlv Coligress alifll
with rnprclwlltatives of the Bourgcolsf_ 
_veslf-r1la_\'. a rv-pniietv nlzreclncnt waz*
rf‘acllful on :ill llueation:-'_ The I‘rclnil-r
llcclarcrl that the iluvcllllliclil pur-i
posed iullllcdiaioly' to forlll ll colli-
plcto Vzllllnf-t so that thc rncolisiiilli-
cd coalition Government might hf~_
able to go to work at once on the has-I
is laid down. I
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lRY "lliSl}lillllS" FUR
l|VlR ANU BUWHS
Il SICK UR B|l|llUSl
Tonight! Clean your bowel: and stop
sleep A 10 cont box from any drug
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CUPI-I.\'H_»\GEN, Oct. 9-The danger
from submarines liaving dc-creased, ln- "_"
surance on Norwegian cargoes in the‘ UT-1~`“.\
_ .
_ Ott. 6.---'I`hr~ Iltllllull0n~
North Se _ h - b ti ‘ ‘ _ _
P, ht i 3 as _emi re “Led from wide organization which is helm: plun-
Ig 0 “eve” V" Cent' ned bv Ihr- llilliistcl- of I-‘ill-un-li for
_ _ . _ . _
the flotation of the war loan ill No-
¢HAAg|_01-1-E1-OWN MARKE-vs_ vcmbr-r is llcnrilll; vlllllllletlnll
___ There will he ll Ilonilnion cxccli-
lllliry butter 
Illltter Iprlnis) ._
l-Zggs . _ . . _ _
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l‘lllckt/ns, lll _ _ ._
liay, cwt. __ _ ._
Straw lcwt.) _ _ _ _
Oats (black) hush.
Ont.: (white) bush.
Ducks. each 
Beef, lb. (retail)
Chickens (pair) _
Potatoes, bush. ._
Pork . . . _
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Hides . . . . _ _ _ .
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_.3840
_ _ .40-44
_ _ _ .4042
_ _ _ .16-20
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_ _20~28
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_.50
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PINFHE dll GASSED
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headache' ¢°|d,, .our ,gomnh Mr' S~ A' M'"`°hl9°°~ P|“°"°» fe' Montreal: \'l'. t‘. Brent, Toronto; Ilene
___ ceived the following tele ln froml
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get a io-cent lfox r;ow!_h I d h' `the Director of Records. Ottawa:  
hi.llll1lli‘ni'-if,rilililszhiilllflhi lflleldfolfi  "5"" ‘° "‘f°"“‘ "’“ `
stomach and bad colds-turn them E' °l°l"\ M'°l°°|m M‘U'°l\lB°l\-` g 4
out to-night and keep them out with Infantry. officially reported admitted `\\ \ \`~ \\'\ ‘I
Cascarets. _ 3|-d pl | A 1, 1 '  _ -
Millions of men and women take la- 1917 ;ger|’: “lance Depot; Sim' U24' ~~   //'}
Calzcarel. now and then and neverg ' 5 "°'“ 5°” 9° °°° “5- __ L_ _ /»
know the misery caused by n lazy liv- P10- Murchison left here with _the|' _ /l
er, clogged bowels. ornan upset atom-| 105th Regiment and was subsequently‘ ".- K U I] N E Y L.
ach. Don’t put in ann er day of dis- ‘ »' f
ne". Let Cncuets cleans” your: drafted to France. He was wounded'  _f
stomach; remove the sour. ferment- 1" "W f°"°h°°d ln* Minh- Wd 011 V9' f/  L L 5 L7(
ing food; talte the .excesg bile from covery returned to the front to be in  /I _ -~ h
your liver and carry out all the con- time g W ~ _ -"_"
stiimterl waste mutter and Poison in He W :ri my md" ‘nd mu 70' . il `| l \ - _ »` 0
the bowels. Than you wil feel sreat. 1 ' “ °“°tl‘°' °"8l!°”"°“¢ in ,q L ‘ D
A (init:-nret to-night straighten, you which 150 went in and only three, In- ' ,_ ‘( I 'W N [Y M 1 _Il
out by morning, They work while you cluding himself. came out unscathed_ ‘ ,. "bl --»_» .»» 1l"' ,\" lc
tlvc committee l-onlpnsell of experi-
cncod lillzincial lllvli. who will lmvt-
undur l»ui|>cl‘\‘i:~lioli ilu- l:l~llr~l'lll orlzzin-
ization of tho czillipnixzn ihrollizlinllt
('nnadn. and will sllpply ilirouxzh coni-
lnlticcs_ lidvurtislllg lllliterlnl, palli-
phlets, potscrn and other special mut-
tel. The names of this colnmittue alc
al-l follows: A. E. Allies. Toronto,
chairman: J. _\l. Mackie. Montreal,
` and J. li. Grundy, Toronto, vicc-chlilr-
men; (‘. l’. Burgess. 'l`ol-onto, score.
NNY: J. A. McQuentlon_ Molltrelil, ali-
slstant secretary: A. ll. li. Mill-Ken.
zle. Montreal, treat-ruler; Sir Augus-
tus Nantoll_ Wlnliipez; I-J. R. \\'ood_
T0l`0ni0£ G. li. Wood, Toronto; Ed-
win Hanson. Montrenl; R. A. Steph.
enson. Montreal; W. A Mnnkenzle
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more mean, a clear head. sweet atom-i Mr' Murchlwn 'Ili' Another son An- ` _ "~ '\lll:1 L '- " _x-6", W
sch and clean, healthy lllver and bow-l 3"' °~° the "UM ill *U0 93'-h 51086 Bli-
nl ncilou for I'00lIihl (‘hlldren love ter) lic- hall hop" ngarly “yo ye",
' g , 1.  _ gl 
|givlng with hor parents, Mr. und Mm. V _ q '- - ~. \..  _ _
complimented them upon their sucl- |Chm.|" Hensley L lg-;_“‘;’;‘l’;:‘;I-‘I llevllllv they never XVIII". ln_ France and no rar hog cm-npod  Sunnyside J
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__-_-'_--:miter/-"lllo1 vial-\-l.ai~slt:._t.~l.'l’\ -"'i.I¢9tl\`-"""'“‘ 'lf - ‘
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without li scotch.
ln co operation with the Dolliinloll
executive colllmlttee will he special
i-nliilllittecs having: rhalrizc of gh.-
illlllllililrll in thc various ovinl-e
vollsclltrill to act: Nova Scotia. (E. H
"“"\l>bf-ll; New Bl'iill_~=\vick. lion. \\'.
ll. Thnrlio; Prince Edward island. t'.
ll B- Lonlzworlh; is-lainfi of l\-ionireail.
J. \\’. .\'ll't‘onnelI; Qtleher i’l'ovlllt't‘.
outside of island of Molltro-ll, E. A.
.\lzll‘l\'iltt_ of thc Sun liifc _-\.~lsill'l\llro
l`lllliluin_\'_. Molltrczlll (lniz\rll\_ Mr. G.
ll. Wood, of llicssrs. Wooll, (lrillldy
l`»<>llll>=ml‘_- Torolito; Mllnllohn, sh-
Aligllstils Nalltoll. Winnipeg; ill-iiinli
i"0llllnbia_ Wiliililli Farrell. Vlillrolivcr.
Announcenlent as to the other prov-
inces will be made in due course.
Lord Shaughncssy hos. at the ro-
fliicst of the Minister. consented to
at-t us honorary chairman of the
couilnittce for the Island of Molitrclil.
ulill Sir Lolnel' (louln has consented
t0 uct its honolar,v`chail‘lnnn of tho
Francll section of the campaign ill
tho Province of Quebec.
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For Preserve ‘ Chow"
or Pickles '
the best jars are our
Muon Perfect Beal and
Crown. A now stock just
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The followilil: ftolltlcllioll llllvc llllv:ul'_\'