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-.-|11 `PAvs to any as tm province l -HUNTER RIVIIR-0" Sunday.
.__ Oct. 28th, Mr. Anderson will prswh
_"3, W, K M°¢¢uA~ 1| qu" in the Methodist Church, Hunter Riv-
ilila rsprossntativg in Bummsi-aids. er at 11 and 7.
-THI MORNING DAILY QUAR. _pQ1'A1'Q MAm(5'|'___ The Dora.
DIAN can be obtained at Lai!erty'l to market remains quiet. the -Sum-
T°lll°l'|ll Pll‘|0rl. Summersido. merside buyers on Wednesday morn-
. ___ ing offered 85c per bushel, other
¢RAPAUD.- Church of England changes are white oats 70c; black
Service on Sunday morning at 11 a. 73c; pork. organs attached 18c to
Ill- Bhd at Springfield at 7 p. m. 19% per lb.-l-i.
-CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev. -THE NORTHUMBERLAND. --
Jlll- MHCDOHSBII will preach (D.v_) On Monday there were 60 outward
on Sabbath the 28th at Summerside passengers by the Northumberland
*ll 10301 30Hl'|€l0Wn at 3 and Capeand 82 returning at nighrbesldes a
Traverse at 7. » ,car of sugar, a car of flour and three
__ ;cars of mixed, freight. Inward freight
-.N°T|CE--The sixty ninth an-_on Tuesday evening consisted of one
nual session of the Grand Division car bags and five cars mixed freight.
Sons of Temperance of Prince Ed- Outward on Tuesday morning' were
ward island meets at Granville with fourteen cars potatoes and six cars
Pearley Stream Division No. 200 on way freight. On Wednesday morning
Tllefdlllh October 30th at ll a. m. fifteen cars potatoes. two cars oats.
DOIBSMSB desiring to be met at one car cattle, five horses ‘and seven
Bradalbane Stiation will correspondycars mixed freight.-H.
Wil-h Deputy L. G. Henry. Granvillef --~
A P“l>ll<= lemrerance meeting will -ssmoustv ||.l__- Mr. J. B.
llillfl P1308 Bi T30 'D~ lll- The Rev. T- Woodside. Manager, of the Henry
W' G°°dWl|| Of K0llSir1S10n will be Telephone Co., of New London, iowa.
ill‘0SBl1lBlld Hddrws the 111290118- being hurredly summoned home on
503'10'24M3lDll- account of t he serious illness of his
'i father. Mr. B. L. Woodside. whose
-BEDEQUE FAIR PRIZE LIST.-'condition for several days past had
Map Drawing.-1. Archie Montgom- been looked upon as critical by his
ell' LOWSI' Bedelllwi 2. Hilda Garde- friend-sl however, on his arrival
i"°"' Chelwni 3- `Edlll\ Dlllllvlllill- home, Mr. Woodside found condi-
Cll°|l0ll~ 3 I-05560 rll¢€ b0yS l-lIl<l9l` tions more favorable than expected
10 Wifi-~l. Chilli-0ll MC’-#life lllld for the patient had taken a turn for
J°h“ M°m5°mel`Y? 2» Ollvel' MCGIU' the better und l"r'ong llcpes arc n:\v
nh’ and Almlfose Mclllllls. Beliff-‘<llle: entertalnod for at colnplcte recovery
3- Amb|'°5"=' W9'-lS€ lllldl AlklllS0ll in thc near future.-li. ‘
Wright: 4. Horace. Campbell and _
H“l"°l5°" Ul`al8» ‘Cll0ll0ll- BOYS DWF' -CONCERT.-An enjoyable concert
10 years.-l, Edward Lcard and St.'pf~r.'ormed by the y.J'|n;1_ people of
Clair Tralnor, Searletown; 2. M`,,m|_ Ca,-me] was held in the hail
m'°h‘“`d J°h“5°“ “nd 30"" on Oct. sin and under- the care of
Green' Central Bedequel 3~‘ltev. P. P. Arsenault. The hall was
l l'i
S. Henderson and Earl Mur-
ray. Fernwood; 4. Donald McFarlane
and Chester Holland, Lower Bedeque'
also Herman McFarlane and Roy.
Sherry.
-WHIST DRIVE.-A whlst drive'
was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Andre Arsenault, Mount (‘nrmel
at the invitation of Mr. Denis Arsen-
auit previous to his-departure for
'Truro Agricultural College. Eight
tables were arranged for and occup-
ants soon appeared. The playing
lasted until half past ten. Prizes
were awarded in or'der of merit; ist_|
for ladies Miss Octavia Gallnut;`
Teacher' _ 2nd. for ladies Miss Julie
A. Gallant and (fonsolntion prize
Miss Leouiso Gallant. lst. for gent-
lemen Levi Gnllunt; 2nd. for gentle-
men Joseph I. Gallant. Consolation
prize Mr.- John F. Gallant. After the
distribution of prizes Miss llernlina
Desltoches gave selections ou the
0lfg_&_li__and songs were suug,by___M_r._
Guillaume Arsenault and others.-R
Mr. Cyrus Poirier accompanied by
his wife and his sister Miss ivielanic
Poirier have gone to Charlottetown
where they will reside for the fut-
nre_.Mr. and Mrs. Poitier had hither-
to lived in Mount Carmel but on ac-
count oi' Mr. Polrler‘s employment
with the Department oi' Agriculture
at Ottawa. his new abode is more
convenient to _him.-R.
FEW IIENIS DESIRUYS
YUUR IIANURUFF ANI]
_  STUPS FAll|Nli HAIR
Save your hair! Make It thick, wavy
and beautiful-try thisl
Thin. brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence ol' a neglected
scalp; of dandrui'l"-that awful scruf.
There is nothing so destructive io
the hair as dundruff. it robs the hair
of its' lustre. its strength and its very
life; eventually producing H feverish-
ness and itching of the scalp, which
if not remicd causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die- then the
hair fails out fas't. A little Danderine
tonight--now-any time-will surely
save your hair.
Got a small bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or tol-
l_ot counter; and after the .first applic-
ation your hair will take on that life.-
iustre and luxuriance' ' which is so
beautiful. it will become wavv and
fluffy and have the appearance of
abundance. ‘ - an incomparable gloss
Mill witness: but what will please
.V011 m_0st will be after just a few
weeks use, when' you will actually
H0# a lot of fine. downy hair-new hair
-irrowing all over the scalp.
SEE 'rm-:_ venous oN
fOur Bargains
Counters
On our 5c, l0c and 15c
packed to the doors. One of the
principal features oi' tbr. enjoyrnent
was a play entitled "Chicot"_ Mrs..
Thaddie Poirier organist accanlpani-
ed the songs for the play, a large
part in the evening's enjoyment.
Miss Mary Richard gave 'a selection
on the organ; Solos were renderer]
admirably by Rev. P. P. Arsenault
and Guillaume Arsenault.-Mr. Tan-
dit ot' Ottawa, recited most aggrec-
ably. The choir sang on dil’ferent
occasions during the evening- The
concert was enjoyed by all present.
-ll.
-INSTITUTE MEETINGS. - On_
'l"l\c.sday, September 11. the Welling-
ton Wornen's institute luet at the
lome of Mrs. Joseph P. DesRoclles
Wellington Centre. Seventeen nlem~~
bers und two visitors were present.-`
After roll cull the minutes of the last
meeting were read and adopted. The -
financial statement was then read
after--which the lottery books were
Jailed in, and the sum of $45.00 given
in on books. lt was decided to have
lottery drawn on Oct. 2. Apple re-
cipes were then given by Mrs. Jos-
eph McNeil and Mrs. F. '1`. Poirier.
The latter gave exact directions i'or
making Crab Apple Jelly. for which'
she is famous, the former an excel-
icnt recipe for' Apple Dumplings.
Ways and means of raising money
u as discussed by many of the mem-
bers and it was moved by Mrs. Jas
.yers that whlst parties be hold 'to
augment the funds. The luotiou was _
adopted and the first party was held
at Mrs. D. L. ('.ameron's on Oct. 2.
The following ladies were nominat-
ed to visit schools tllls month: Mrs.
Austin Cosgrove and Mrs. Mc(1arvell.
Wellington Station. Mrs. Jos. Des-
Roches and' Mrs. S. Day. Wellington
Centre. A vote oi' thanks was pre- -
sented to the hostess, after which’
the meeting closed by singing ~God
Save the King. The ladies meet next
at Mrs. John l'. Arsenaulfs, Welling-
ton Statlon. on Tuesday. Oct 30th. ‘
WESTERN PERSOHILS
-Mrs. W. G. Stilif. Provincetown.
Mc.. is spending a few days in Sum-
mersidg visiting former friends _-li
--Police Officer Brown of Alberton
was in Summerside, Tuesday on his
omcial business.-H. '-
-Miss Ella Doyle, Summereids ar-
rived home on Friday evening after '<
an extended sojourn in Springfield,
Mass.-H. _ _
_.'MiPs Minnie McKay,nu`cl Miss
Susie Westavvay, Albion, spent Sun-
day at Sturgeon the guest ,of Miss
Blanche (`oliings_ A
E- P i
-Mrs-_ (Dr.) Doyle. was an out--"
ward passenger by the boat on Tues-
day morning returning to her home
in Moncton, N. B.. 'after spending rl
few weeks vacation at her former
home in Summerside.--li
bargain counters 'you
can pick up an y day
values worth twice the
price you pay. Cali in
 ' and prove it yourself.
,K-ii.'A¢.._._._-.'.. .___ _...__-¢»..aa“.
-Mr. Moses Woodside ami son
-Hartford. Tryon, autoed to Summer
side on 'fllesalay on the return trip in
the waning they were accompaniefd;
b_v_Mrs_ M. Woodside and Miss (‘ot-l
dnvs visiting friends in town.--ii. _
o'y0\u' ovrn.e mg bhoy.-Widow, _I _ _ _~
Paton’s Dollar ay Snaps
Dress; Goods Department
Blanket/Cloth for Coats, $1.85 for $1-50 per yd. in
Popular Shades. _ 1
Blue Cheviot Suitlng $2.65 for _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$2-25
Blue Cheviot Suiting $2.50 for _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ .$2-00
Blue Cheviot Suiting $1.95 for _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _$1-50
Blue Cheviot Suiting $1.65 for _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ ,, _,$1-25
44 inch Tweed Suiting 98c for _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ . .`.$6-'50
Diagonal Coating worth up to $3.25 yours at
 . . _ .
.._.$1.00nya1°d-
All other lines in Dress Goods Department at
\VHOLESALE PRICES.
` _Hose and Glove Department _-
l" _ _
3 prs. Fleece Lined Hose 45c pr. ” lr _  . _ .$1»00
5 prs. Fleece Lined Hose 25c pr. " lr _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $1-00
3 prs. Cashmere Hose 45c pr. ft: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $1-00
Grey Chamoisette Gloves all sizes _ _ _.$1-00 11 Dr-
Boys Heavy 2|1 Ribl- Hose, sizes 9 1-2 and 10 worth
35cpr. 4prs_ for .~.$ __ ._ __ ._ ._  .__...iiil-00
Al] other lines at WHOLESALE PRICES.
PATONS LIMITED.
\VARl\I C081' BLANKETS4- 35 Pairs Who] Blank-
ets at Makers prices DOLLAR DAY. Thursday, sample
pai,-S 0n]y_ PATONS LIliIlTED.
LINEN AND DOMESTIC DEPAR'1`l\[EN'l‘- ON
DOLLAR. DAY THURSDAY- Good Canadian Print Cot-
ton 17, wi-de 6c. 18c English Print 36 in wide, 12c on
Dollar Day. 1>.\'1‘oNs I.1MI'r1~:D.
° ALL OTHER ENGLISH l"RIN'l`S- and (RING-~
HAM not listed, at wholesale prices.
, PATONS LI`l\I['l`E]).
1’ Dress Flannel in Dark Checks, 35c Goods for 25c on
Dollar Day. _
PA TONS LIMITE I).
15c Flannelette DOLLAR DAY ONLY. 10 yds for
Grey Flannel at a saving of 10 p. c. to 30 p. c. on
DOLLAR DAY. '\ _ PATONS LIl\II'_l‘ED.
Viyella Flannel $1.00 a yd. on Dollar Day.
PATONS LIlY[['l‘]E'D
21/2 yds. Engish Flannel for Blouses- wori;h,55c per
yd_ DOLLAR D.-u' 21/__ ydS_F01~  __  _...$1.00
, 1 1' , I‘A'1‘0NS l.IMi'i‘ED_
PATONS SPECIAL Corsi-ts $1.75 for $1.00 on Dol.-
LAR DAY. _ I _ 1
` 300 Pairs Good Corsets atlwholesale prices on Dol-
lar Day 3_1; PA'l`ONS.` ' p
Ladies Underwear 45c per Garment DOLL-\l“~ DAY
4for._._...._..  ._ . . _ . _ . . .
....__$_1.00
. _ PATONS 1_IMI'1‘ED.
Children’s Sample Underwear, 6 for $1.00 on DOL-
LAR. DAY. PATONS LIliII'1‘ED.
Dollar Day Snaps
Silk and Voile Waists regular $1.25 selling for
    ._  $1.00on 1)()LL.\R_I).\Y.
White and Fancy Voile Walsts worth up to $1.95 for
 . . _ _ . . _ . . .

Pongee Silk Middy’s regular $2.95 and $2.00 selling
1‘or$    __ .._...$1.00ol\' Dol.LAnD_n'.
Flannelette Night Gowns, Sl’l‘3CIAL for
  ._  ..  ._ $l.00ollDOLLAR-DAY.
Cotton Night Gowns regular $1.25 and $1.35 for $1.00
Also'al1nesellingat2f0r $ ._  ._  _.$l~00
Cotton Drawers regular 35c each 4 for $1-00 DOL-
LAR DAL. ,
Corset Covers regular 40c value, 4 for 811.00 DOL-
LAR DAY.
Dgiombination Suits worth up to $2.85, 2 for $3-00 DOL-
Middy Blouses all sizes regular $1.40 and $1.25
81.00 DOLLAR DA Y. p 1‘.\'1'ol\'s l.llu1'l‘»ED.
In the 'Gents Furnishing Department
Light Flannel Shirts, sizes 14, 15 and 151/_», $1.35
value for  
Fleece  Top  . -  0l\  
Heavy Khaki Duck Shirts, worth $1.25 for- - -$1-00
Soiled White Shirts, sizes 14, 14l/_» and 15 for - -981'
   2 for . . . . . . . . .
. . . - . . . . . -$1.00
Atlantic Underwear per garment - - - - - - - - - - -930
Lyon Brand Underwear per garment.  _ _ _ .$1.00
All Wool Blue Label per garment - - - - - -  - - -*Fl-75
Nelson Unshrinkable Underwear, Fall Weight, $1.50
for _  _._ .__ _ .__ ..._._.s1.z5 on DoLl..\1tD.\\'
Neckties, 50c value fo,-_ _ _ _ _.soc on Dol.1._\ it DAY
Wholesale prices on all other goods. ,
Dollar Day Specials in the
Ladies Ready-to- Wear Department
5 Raincoats, tweed, worth $4.00 for $2-98 DOLLAR DAY
12 Raincoats, black, worth $5.25 for $4-00 D0l»l~\fR DA Y
10 Blue Serge Suits, worth $13.50 for $6-00 ¢’l\<'|l D011-
LAR DAY. -
50 Black Underskirts, worth $1.25 for $1-00 Dolllll' Dill'
12 House Dresses, reg. value $1.50 for fill-00 Dolltlr D115'
8 Heavy Tweed Winter Coats, worth up to $25.00 fo1‘
$5.00. l -
60 Heavy Coat Sweaters for Misses, sizes 30, 32, and 34,
W0,-th $150 to $1/75 _ . . _ _ .
_ .DoL1_.\1t DAY $1.00
50 Sample Coat Sweaters, all shades, worth 25 per cent.
more, at 25 pvl' (f('iif. Oil' ful' l)()LL.\ R DA Y. Sizeg
30 to 42. ~
10 Black and Colored Skirts, worth $4.75 to $5.00 for
. . _ _ . _ ._ _ . . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ .$3.00 01| DOLLAR DAY
$100.00 Seal Coat, small size, for- ~ - » -» ~ - ~ - -$65-00
Dollar Day Snaps from Patons
Clothing Department
Boys’ Military Suits, all sizes - - - - - - ~ - ~ -
- - - ~~ - -$2-50
Boys’ Military Overcoats, all sizes - - - - - - ~ - ~
- - - - -$3-75
Bgys’ Suits,  Value f()1‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .$3.49
Boys’ Suits, $6.00 value for  _ . _ . . _ _ _ _ . . _
._ _ .$4.49
Boys’ Suits, $7.00 value for - - - . . . . . . . . _ _
_ ._ _ _ _ .$4.98
Note.-All sizes of above suits and overcoats run
from 4 to 16 years, and consist of a very large quantity.
Extra special good quality suits in the newest de-
signs and colorings, $9.00 value for - - - - - - - - - -
-.$7-00
Men’s Suits. A limited quantity and mostly small sizes,
your choice for 155-00- worth at today’s cost double.
Men’s Tweed Suits $13.00 value for . . . . . .
_ _ ._ _ .$9.98
Men’s Tweed Suits, $13.00 value for - - - - ~ - - - - - -$9-98
Men’s Suits, $]_5_0() fgr . _ L . _ . . . . .
_ ._ . _ _ . . _ . .
_ .$12.00
Men’s Bannockburn Suits, single or double breasted
for . _ . . _ .
_ _` . _ . . .
_ _ _ _ ._ . . . _ _ . . . . . . . .
_ .$13.51)
Hundreds of Home-spun Pants, all wool for . . _ _
_ .$3.50
Men’s Overalls. Two hundred pairs, Dollar Day for $1-25
This is less than maker’s price, in all sizes.
Fifty pairs big men’s Overalls, sizes 42 to 48, worth $2.00
3_p3j1"f01°....... . . . _ _ .
 . . . .
......_.$l.25
Men’s Parametta Raincoats $13.50 value for ---$l0-00
Men’s Raincoats, in Drab, worth $5.00 for ‘.  _ _ _ .$3.75
Men’s Overcoats, $12.00 value for  -- - - . - -
----$9.00
Men’s Overcoats, $15.00 value for -- - - - - - -  - -1312-00
Men’s Overcoats, $18.00 value for  ~~ -----$16.50
Men’s Twenty Dollar Coats for - ~ - ~ - - » » - - - - -$17-00
Men’s Twenty-five Dollar Coats for - - - - - - - - - - -8519-50
Men’q Felt, Hats fgr _ . _ . . . . . . . . .
_  _ ._ . . . .
. . . . .$1.00
Men’s Tweed Caps, English style, worth $2.00, two
 . . . . . .
..._......$1.00
50 only Large Suitcases, worthy $1.75 for -- - -0110 D0llHl'
Men’s Overcoats with fur collars and nape lining, worth
twenty-five dollars, for _ _ _ . _ _ . . .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _$22.50
Another line of fur-collared coats $16.00 for - - - -$13-00
- PATON LIMITED
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tis Len. Tryon who had spent a l¢\\ol§“gg|- an on p _ . _ .
'(1 fm, 1|, lump the outside of the saucepan feels cool, nlowlv until all is thoroughly hlen<i~.<‘ook until thick. or until it dries on`
::A new line of ladies' silk dresses. nuts and heal until nearly cold. Pour hard to put into the pan. When cool,
just received. Regular $15.00. 011 in huttcrcd tins and' cue. in squares. cut in squares.
Dollar Da $12 oo An shades, anothel-‘
y . .
line $11.50 for $7.00. Prowae Bros.
‘- __ szo-10-zmzt
OVERSEAS CANDY.
As Christmas timer begins to draw
near we arg all interested in candies
which can be sent to our men over;
aeaa- The following are all simple
and will travel well if carefully
Penoehe
:l cups of llgh-1 brown sugar
l cup of izrllnulated brown
1 cup of chopped nuts.
l rnp oi milk.
2 tablespoons of butter.
1 teaspoon of vnnllla.
Put sugar and milk over
SIIKHY.
li sl0W
pack” heat and do not stir unti»l it begins A
to boil. Cook until a triari piece is 2 t»'n‘~ 0|! granulated sugar. i teaspoon oi' vanilla.
lrown Sugar Candy easily formed into a hall in the ilnB~ 15 lm" °' w"°"~ Caramel 95 cup of sugar and add
ers when cooled in water. 2 tshiesD°°“° °f vinegar. to the rest of the sugar. thb cream,
Take three cups oi iight brown
Remove- from dre and arid the bill- 1 '~l“Y Plmh f‘f D068. loud lilo butter after these have been)
- Old Fashioned Taffy
,_
2 cups of brown sugar.
2 cups of 'corn syrup.
1 tablespoon of vinegar.
Cook until it strings, cool. pull un-
til light. cut in short pieces, and wrap
in oiled paper.
' Candy Pudding
like taffy until llight. Then work
into _this one cup of grated cocoa.
nut, one cup of seeded and chopped
l‘H<-lihs. one cup of almond and one
cup of pecans cllt in pieces. Make
low balls and wrap ln bits or oiled
paper. ~
Caramsie
2% cups of sugar.
l cupful of cream.
Il teaspoons of butter.
d 8 cu of .mm pol- ter letting ll me-lt on ton. When; Mil all l°K°ll1°\° and heal verv,mu together-and have cams to s bon.
' ' H "mm “amy done an 9 n l l t’ nt flu inure addip ‘ eo and the sugar olswlvaa 'ruin ll er B t tu ' .1
, _.____,_,_________ nf |,,,"..,f fl.; use or .t walnut. 'rry msn 0 .a ' e rn 1 -   ~ ‘ “llc '- as un creamy. a rl mas
 ' r.l.-memo: mm-ln; nomo-~<:....... ,n ,mm ,,,,¢¢,i-lirfwinnlt ¥mil|,l,. Nnavorlnz and tna.nw_,g`,,A,,,,,,,,c _H wmv tanckll llllllil-.ll-EIliii.if,,_.l"““" ‘l'°v‘ll'-°- <l°°lf°<l- “"0 l>°\" ""0 sfeawl nan.
l of tha ioie. _von coward. 'g M" betwggn nn", ‘M (\,{|m'|, my Mm pour into :_ _i)}\§i°l1H<\ Dlfbhav-~ iwd in cold water. ou on gr¢ialuni| Glu; in squares 'Just before it i\arm~n_s_
llil f I 50 \
 Cass,-_Not s citanct; find one I-gmqyg from the tire. Add broken ‘ing boon cu-*gmt not to beat until tool marble and, when s little cool. pull wrap In oil palidr for shipping. _ ‘_, J “___
, l 1-913( -“-?._'“'T, _*Iwi
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Candied Dates
Two cufuls granulated sugar; %
cupful cold water, pinch cream tar-
tar; boil together until a Hill”
dropped into cold water becomes
hard; drop dates into milxture about
55 dosen at n time. When they BPH
well covered with sugar place on but-
tered plates to dry. Nuts ,and figs mill’
be camiied the same way.
we believe MlNAm>'s LlNlluENT
is the best:
Mathias Foley, Oil City. Onl-
Joseph Snow Norway. Me.
clmrles wnootsn, Mulsrlve N~ 5-
ltev. it. 0. Annstronz. Muigrsvo.
l". .
Pierre I.and`era_ Seng Pokomou°ll9-
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