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that you attend
T0-DAY.
   'AS
 termsare cash we 
i carry these items' suelvd ask
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to the matter
'B. ‘Parker Capt. Jamieson cleared
Please make it a poiut to attend
to this matter immediately. *
M00llE
and
McLEOD   
Limited i
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lMl'llHlllll Plllllllll -lNN[\UNl][MENl.
\\`e wish to announce to :ill farmers and merchants that we have
recenily installed a full equipment for the proper han-_lling of poultry
both live :ind dressed.
LIVE F()\\`L .-\\`D CIIICKENS. »`
We are prepared to buy sinzill and large numbers of live Fowl and
Chickens at ood rices if properly' iattened
g P ' _ _ .
The market for Fowl has lowered recently, but Chickizns are in fairly*
good demand.
With the. prices of Hogs, Cattle
that poultry prices may he somewhat
‘ and Lambs loweringlit is probable
lower this year, however, we will
ssible irices at all times
pay highest po 1 : _ _ `- _ _ _
\\'e grade all poultry on arriyal, therefore shi_ppe_rs_sending or bring-
ing in the best quality receive highest prices, while interior quality will r
receive considerably lower prices.
f ,
Fowl are fattest when they cease laying and become poorer unless fitted. The new Catholic Church
well ied which is expensive. therefore it will pay all poultry ratsers tol
sell their Fowl f|uicl\'l_\'.
I
- DRF.$>`l7.D Pl )L`LTR Y.
\\'e will continue to buy live Fowl and Chickens and will commence
buying dressed poultry of all kinds
meet the convenience ot zill tarmers
Farmers \\'ishiug to ship direct can likely arrange with their nearest
merchant as we buy largely from merchants all over the province and 1i0
doubt they will charge only a inoderntc Commission for shipping .your
poultry.
_ PRICE LISTS. _
\\"eeklv Price Lists mailed on application.
in a short time, therefore we can
hi' huviiig live and dressed.
We want to buy your poultry and on aecount_oi having a large sel-
ling organization over Canada and in other countries, we have therefore
brought all the best markets to your
Call, write or ’phone.
THE HARRIS lllll
~
1535-to-i3.\lmwf3i. CllARLO'l`TE'I`O\VN, P.E.I.` `
nu-ll g 
door.
_'prosperous era. Among the new ven-
generous profit to the owner while C
_ilies with the intention of residing in
\» 3*'
Punk
the (nook
llrs. Pins.
now on their honeymoon on
&--»-i-» .
,.°.8HiPP|N6f»-'rho Schooner Hel-
lo with Cool. Wheeler in clllrgo from
North Btydney 1| discharging- o load
It Lower llontngue for -EW. A. Poole
Q Co., when she hns~lninho¢| she will
be loaded with produce by the same
drm for the 'return trip to Sydney.
The schooner Alps B. Parker Captain
last week for Hawkesbury. Capt.
Jamieson will take in it load of coal
at Point Tupper for disposal in
Georgetown. The Schooner Melrose,
-Capt. Mclnnisds discharging n load
.of coal at the railroad wharf for the
use of the P. E. I. R. When finished
.She will take a load of produce from
Georgetown for Sydney.-J.
lou Melllsh of Montague, has just de-
`tumed from a visit to Nova Scotia.
‘whither he went as a guest of one of
his bank associates. Mr. Molllsb ex-
pressed himself as delighted with his
ytrip. He reports an abundant apple-
_crop. There being upwards of two
shipments leaving Halifax weekly for
tse old country; where the demand is
_almost lnexhaustible and-the returns
exceedingly remuiierative. He thinks
if the apple growers of this province.
were to get together and have one of
the ocean 'liners call at Charlottetown
a large quantity ol the surplus stock
could be disposed of to good advan-
tage. The working of oxen which Mr.
Mellish had the pleasure of seeing
while in Nova Scotia, seemed in great
contrast to the modern methods used
in thehome province.-B.
..*GROWlNG GEORGE1'0WN.-
To the initiated obgerver Georgetown
would seem to be entering upon a
tures the general store opened by the
enterprising firm of J. J. Hughes &
Co. stands -prominent _and will in-
vite competition. The new fish-
ing schooner built and owned by
Capt. C. M. FltnGerald, while lt will
provide employment for several men,
will beyond doubt prove a source of
ormlng the foundation of an industry
or which Georgetown is eminently
:'.:‘.:°“.l:.";..f::;:°.:'.::“::'ui:.‘: ---- -f -~   M-
. _ . ,
tie pariah may wen-as proaif. ann' ‘
the work is progressing at a rate
which seems to promise its comple-
tion durlng the present year. Eviden-
c
ln the many purchasers of property 5
which have recently been made and
in the influx ol' individuals and fam-
the town with its many natural sdvau- G
lages. its energetic and industrious B
tal of the county.-J. ` C
..*TRlP ENJOYED.-Mr. Welling-‘wha Doctor 8”’ “Mums doing he.;
hem all . .i
nam Bridges were ure guests last
ue _ _ . _-
es of prosperity are also to be seen tag” 'gre Week *IDU VIBUOFS i0 Still'
con-
beyond .a doubt its right .to be capi- town she was the guest or Mi-s.
atlierino Westnway.--B.
GIS
number
.npr doubled in
is pleasing
tTott€l‘ Bctldl’
in lon!!-
5” W and recently
sold Sidney.
new owner
_ o first, ln a
_very field or star-tai-s. 'ruin
‘S _a 'ery well bred and speedy mare,
Md if Hr. Ruddorhlm follows along
the manner of training given her by
uf- M°G\’°¢0r he will have a .free-
for-all trotter non season. Dr. J. D
“°I”'~Y“‘f M°l1l¥l81l°. has s year old
by Cam. Aubrey out ct this mare that
lhi? DOCIOI' llli llll'||Qd 4101]] an Qffef
that would make the average farmer
smile for is pair ot good horses, but
week
going to beat t yet-B
--°G- W. V. A'-The entertainment
snddancc hold by the G. W. V. A.
in the Town Hall, Georgetown on the
°V¢|\iUB of Wednesday, Oct, lst. was
a decided suoccm from every stand-'
point- “The boys” made ii decided
hit in their presentation ofan estam-
inet scene behind the lines, and their
chourses and solos were well receiv-
ed 'l‘-he singing of Miss Rose Fair
McLellan. set a high standard fo
juvenile talent which was in no wise
demluished by the violin solo by Miss
Carrie Hemphill. was _.miie stewart
and Mr. Frank McDonald guve solos
of which the audience showed their
'apprelclation 'by' ‘generous applause.
Alter a sale of baskets the dance
commenced and the reluctance of the
participants to depart ere the morn-
ing star testified to their enjoyment
of this part of the programme. The
proceeds of the affair _are to be until.
"led ill U19 Purchase of.-the residence
which the G. W. V. A. intends using
as a clubroom. The accompanists for
the evening were Miss Barnes, Mrs.
Fairchild and Miss Hemphill.-J.
._._.__-.__?,.,_A__
EASTERN PERSONALS
W
_ .‘Mrs. Edward Pai'-kman and Mrs.
llliain Maher of Montague were re-
ent visitors to Brudenell.-B.
. _*Miss Helen McLean and Mr. Wil-
in
_-__
..°.\irs Aubrey Bell and children,
..°Mrs. John T. Mellish of lllonta- Just in  Express from  Y0rk___
e. was among the visitors to the
eorgetown exhibition. Not only was
meaxlumisisai
Georgetown is in a position to prove _great‘enterprl.se. While in G€0rS0-   
B
-JUST ARRIVED-Carload of
-WANTED - A maid at Clifton
’*=` \\“\\\ /aut
The Secret oi the
Perfect Gown is ilie
niiiiii aaa me asiiciiig or miss isa.-if   I
No matter how graceful your figure-no
matter how artistic-how skilful your dressmalt-
er--you will not be successfully “turned ont” 1f‘
yon- have neglected the foundation: of correct
_dress--the perfect-fcorset. -
The reason Why this corset shop of ours has
grown to be the largest of the kind in Prince Ed-
ward Island is that our corset shop KNOWS cor-
sets. And it carries a range so large that you
are SURE to get the model that is adapted to
your needs. -
La Diva Corsets $3.00. $3.50, $4.25, to $6-25
D&A_ Corsets $1.00, $1.25,$1.50. $1.75 tg 3.50
‘ P. C Corsets . . . . . . . . _ .$1.00. $1-50. $2-25
This is an invitation
tolyou-`-wie Want you,ii'o
'see the new SMALL-
W&RES section. _
conrse_ there are
handsome, convenie`fif`
new-fixtures.  _
But ,inore-theré’s -
the _fbest smallwares
stock you’ll find in any. .
store in P. E. I. » '
Swift, efficient intel-
ligent -service too.
By the-way, ask to'
see that remarkable _
linen note pad we are -
selling for '
15 cents '
$6.25.
Model Brassjeres . . . . _ . _ _ . . 750- to $1-50
American Lady Corsets $3.25, $4.25, 4-75. to
and Feathers
masters 'Frankie and _Cecil of Mon- '    
h in b t mi U the very last word in Millinery trimmings.
eavs or uaner torus-we, ‘ ' ~
population and its progressive and and as usual carried oil a number of B.y the time you read this ad" they are belng
_ enterprising mayor and goimcil, prizes. Mrs. Melllssh lg a, woman of d1Spl2y€d III Our  
i I ` ` i
_ .
 IHEWESTERN GUARDIQH The New .Fall Coats and
lui in.. uliiiui   is .‘:.°‘e1:1“:i e Suits are Lovely luflwl
  INA MEMURIAM
JOHN NEWCOMBE
The sudden and unexpected death
of Mr. John Newcombe a much .e-
spected citizen of Port Hill occurre-l
at his late residence on Tuesday morn-
ing the 23rd, of Sept. About 8 o'clock
he went to a potato patch near the
house to dll a basket and his nephew
Walter Newcombe who was plougn-,
ing near by saw him fall. Medical aid
was at once summoned, but before
Dr. Stewart. Tyne Valley arrived the.
vital spark_ had fled. The deceased
Worlds Record
" Shattered;
'3000 _bottles of BuoHGY’s 'WHITE
BRONCI-il'l'l.S MIXTURE. SOLD lN‘
ONE MONTH OVER. 'NLE COUNTER.
with the most wondosluli results. cur-
ing CQQGHB? COLDSI BBON0l»{I'l‘~
l»S‘.' BBDNORIAL -&8'lil-LMA AND
HOA-RSENDSS wbeii ll other remod-
ies failed. Get a bottle today and cure
that cough. 'you have everything to
gain and nothing to lose. as it is said
under an iron bound money ‘back guar-
usand of
was a native of Wales ang emigrated
with his parents about seventy years
ago when about nilno years of age. He
followed farming all his life residing
at Low Point, Lot 13, till thirteen
'years ago, when he retired going to
live in Port Hill. Hmwas conservative
in lils views and always clung to the
old ways. ln politics ho was Liberal
and loyally supported his party. In
religion he was Episcopnllsn and re-
gularly attended the services of his
church, his plaeein God's House being
seldom vacant. Though an extensive
newspaper reader be formed his own
opinions on questions. ot the dsy.§
While respecting the opinions of*
others he was truly a man that steer-
ed by his own compass. lntensely
patriotic during the war, he liberally
contributed to the various patriotic
schemes. ll-is funeral was largely at-
tended and was conducted by his pas-
tor -Rev. J. J,._ Bsniford who delivered
an impressive and helpful address on
Micah 6. 8.
_ The deceased was never married and_
lived the greater .part of his life with;
his ‘brother Henry, Low Point, to'
whose family he was much attacheihl
besides whom he ls survived by two
sisters Mrs. John Ramsay, Arlington,
and Mrs. Richard Gorrlll, Northam.
TWO FACTION8 '
FIQHTING IN CHINA
dd;-s ‘
nntee, eng backed W hy U10 S
testimonials that I will be too
pleased to furnish on
cents -is the price between
you a .lilo and happine
any live
nothing in
direct for'
ness. sn
dealer,
the
have been resumed
forces stationed
wi!
the
AMOY, China, Oct. ll.--I-lostilitlu
*ho northern nnd the south-
lesvlng this city a-
nsuol rice supply
.9 154010-13M2\{Atferty’|, Summsrsido. ~
.~ 0l The Future
LONDON, Oct. 8.-'Henri Farmsn
calls on France to "p'ull herself to
gather" in matters aeronautical. and
holds up a somewhat exaggerated pic-
ture ,of British fl-ying activities as nn
incentive, Certainly the picture ls ex-
aggerated, -but there is no doubt
France has allowed her flying lndus-
try to fall into a very depressedstate.
Unfortunately, in Great Britain
things are not much better. in spite
of the remarkable popularity of “joy-
riamg"'-ous iii-in alone (Avro) has
taken over 50.000 passengers since
May 1-and the regular passenser
services between Blackpool and -Man-
chester and between Bournemouth
.and the Isle of Wight. The fact ls, no
‘individual firm is sufficiently wealthy
.io establish sn sir service on really
:sound lines. _ _
The general public has little idea
of the capital outlay__ such s service
,would_,ueed. For one thing, it is air
solutely essential that _lt_ should have
allghtlng grounds at intervals of 10
miles. The fact that in many districts'
in England tits slrman st 4000 or roi motor. as
5000_feet ls never out of sight of an
aerodome-usually a. demoblllledone
now-means simply nothing. ln com-
mercial to re-
duce the msf
china ln
|61 a
'ance
plane tests, for which .|t_ilfalloci'zting`
Private enterprise soaliis to he out
if the question. The _ bij alternative
ls 'the lndustry itse _'cooperating
through the trade o ' _ _tions _ntid
the aeronautical bodi _ iii. this can
be said, the country w_ f _flrstftukes
this matter in hand ‘wll__ goin enor-
mously in prestige and_,.l_Q"l_d, and will
not in the long run incur any finan-
cial loss. __`_ '
A Trial Service . 
The machine must
its running
less, and
The pots
it, cun-
mover
_concen-
cheaper
not for
in flying.
traied on
Mwst: this is coming,
and soon. need not
wait establish n'
trial
Present types of
0
types of
subject t
many
by the
£64,000, as foreshsdowsd' in this cor-_ ` ,_
_ hm on dm at pmm."a"me’ ` The high qualityé the smartness and distinction
v 9 _’ ' . e . _
Aenali _ Traffic ,,,d the ,,,,,, ,,.,,_,. ,,,‘y-,,,,¢,,,, gm da., the suits an coats themselves, how they are
- xml be 1° make 11 full 111° elven- ‘ chosen with_ care_ and discrimination from the.
B  h 1 t d tm ye so foremost‘artist-tailors. _ - ' ~ _ ._ ’ _ _
u wo s o o I means- ' n _ . -_
wer, the Air Ministry. The Govern- The certain! feel  ve  you my them on   
sem of ami aiiiiiii, iiswsvei-, .im -.c the little elegancies in tailoring--the _smart -     _ -_  ,  _
iifiiiiefférdi”..l'iiii.ii°.¢'°li,i':"}§,'§,'}I.‘,§  little departure in cut--their distinction .   V l   '
1 demonstration, slthorigh it is quite = and PI'eClBl0l'l--glV€ tilém pl'€fel'€l'lCe 8Il'lOllg   
553°'3..T.‘lIi"‘1..‘i§i§'}°.2¥l”i.;.i?‘1.“Fi ' carefully sowned women. - . 4  ‘“`* ’ ` ;‘  5 5' -if-5 
ventie; and there shoitldgbo the added The New Suits - - - - » » $28001 $35-001 $42-00; 
inducement of its valu§"ls`_f6undation tg $5.00 _ ,. - ., »,    _,.
lt I th fi i 1
53.*. i.°{. .Z...°..‘.‘°‘§.I'§’..‘?°,Ii.‘f..‘_ if-.‘..'.§ f The New Coats $18-00. $19-00. #22 oo. $2-soo.
Government has only announced dere- » 120 $135.00
owl lin-.no its use to sims" of
Which wil lbs tlrst, Great Brltain__ Stage jak” _ug .y|,|_,n¢|y
the _.Un_itod Btntss. or Francs? kind woi-ds~ for they never
respondence a few week! ago. ‘ I "" *"
New Silk and Dress
i _- - i .' 1
_ Fabrics - _
practical] ransackin all thyiiig uma “mi
SS Y
to y-and lei; h
splendid selectioiilisls ow you mme of the
Mr C. S Drew, the manager of this
great department has recentl t d f
Y 8 _ e  sources o
supply for lovely new thin ~. ill- cu. call '
nsnxwisounacaggq
°"*°1-*----- When so o pnqptg ("1
woni.oi.v wisoou. ,i"‘f§,,‘§§’§' },,*,§,'.,',',},2‘f‘{°
' and awkwnrdness srei :;gm_n°m‘ 'mn °’ "til M" m
- Néyér
willingly he paid _in order to secure The more _s `b'altéF’llls‘fs,
an
is spi-slit tifst is prun-
rrssssniaisn
foray.
» »
Monarch, :
Floss 29c i
Monarch ' i
Down 50c .l
Yes-it does keep'us_ -_
busy getting enough of __
these two popular yarns »
for all you ladies who
are fond of knitting.
They are good yarns,
we recommend them
without; reserve.
3... J a .V ._, ,.__`
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It_’s an American _
Brassiere-1t’s called i
most -suitably THE
MoDELBRAss1E1en.1 -
_ They _say that there .
is nothing absolutely,
Perfectg-bite S? far-.as
our s op _eep ng its
perieiiee goes- T§l`E i
MODEL is certainly so
nearly perfect thai; any-
thing. better ‘can11'oh"¥°f'~ ~'
 .found. New ones atio-
in todgpat  g _ . 
,soo is *$1-iw,  ’_1§50`
3|-ll'
so ima ' so ta- _vihixt
k' .' ' .
so U