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W  .‘:,°.' ’ _-'.',',- » f \‘\_i,~ -THE CHABLUTTUTUWN and thoroughly enjoyed by all pre-
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$1.25 pair ' `
  receipt of price.
OUT OF TOWN CU5.
TOMERS are invited to un
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OUR BUYER MADE A “BIG HIT” in picking up this wonderful
\(ig§_x*1(13: czurse we have had to handle a big quantity to se.
_  i wonderfully favorable price. The sox are of fine rea'
English make, all wool, fancy patterns, in all the popular color:
ings. They are verv much like the illustration Buy them in
half dozens. You will be delighted
Over the  per paif
counter' Or by mail postpaid.
l\'Icn’s Blue Chinchilla Over-
coats, all sizes . _ . _
_.$15.00
Men’s Blue Chinchilla Over-
coats, fancy lined _ _ _ _$18.00
Men’s fine all wool blue Over-
coats . . _ . . . . _ . . .
_ _ _ ,$20.00
Men’s dark tweed Pants, all
sizes _ . . . _ . . . . . _
_ _ _ _ _$2.95
Men’s and young men’s tweed
Suits, worth to $30. _ _'$22.50
Men’s and young men’s all
wool Blue Serge Suits $25.00
Men’s horsehide leather jack-
ets, . _ _ _ $9.00, $10.75, $14.50
Boys’ Blue Chinchilla Over-
coats, 3 to 9 years. _ _ _.$5.00
Boys’ Wool Sweaters and
Windbreakers . _ . _ . .
_ _$1.00
Boys’ fancy \vool Golf Hose, all
sizes _ . . . _ . . _ _ _ _ . _ . . .
_ .750
Boys’ 3 piece Bloomer and Long
double breast Coat _ . _ .$8.50
Big Boys Blue Cvercoats $11.00
Boys’ Corduroy Bloomers, dark
brown _ _ _ _ _ . . _ . _ _ . . .
_ _ .$1.95
Wonderful Week-end Bargains
for Men and Boys
Boys’ Woolen Gloves, Scotch
knit _ . _ . _ . . . _ _ . . . . _
_ _ _ .45c
Boys' Star Gauntlet Gloves,'all
s1z’es 
Men s all wool Knit Wind-
breakers, all sizes _ _ _ _ .$5.00
Men’s Fall Caps, fancy tweeds,

Men’s pull-over V neck Sweat-
ers, $2.50 and _ _ _ _ _ _ $3.00
Young Men’s Snap-leaf Hats,
grey and fawn _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$4.00
Pen1nan’s Fleece-lined Under-
wear, per suit _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$1.50
Men’s grey and brown Flannel-
ette Work _Shirts _ _ _ _ .$1.00
Men’s all wool Blue Jumbo
Coat Sweaters _ _ _ _ _ _ .$5.00
Men’s Blue Alpine Ove1'coats,-
$30.00, $40.00 and ._ .$50.00 -
Boys’ long pants, fancygrey
and dark tweeds _ _ _ _ .$2.00
Boys’ Fleece Combinations.
(Penman’s) all sizes. .$1.00
I New Silk Chiffon
Velvet $3.25
New Silk Chiffon Velvct>i._ The
» nies-i wanted material for i`all
dresses. Black, Empire Blue,
Peach, Rose, Geranium, Pra-
line, Coral, 36 inch. Per
yard. . . _ . . . _ . . _ _ . . _ .
_ _ 
Celanese Satins, 40 inch, black,
powder blue, white, rosewood,
navy blue, rose. Special
per yard . _ . _ . . . . . . . _
_ _ 
All fancy figured Crepe de
Chines in stock. Prices rang-
ing from $2 _ 75 to $4 _ 50 per yd.
Clearing at per
yard _ _ _ _ _ .' . . . . _ . _ . . _
_
5 pieces Velour and Suede
Coating Cloth. All wool, 54
incli. Browns and Tans. From
$2.75 to $4.50 yard. 2 
Clearing at yard _ _ . _ _ _ _ '
Taylor’s Talcum Powder. Spe-
cial 15c, or 2 tins 
for . . . . _ . .
_ _ _ . . . .
_ _ _ _ _ _ '
Full range colors in Wheeling
Yarn. both 2 ply and 3 ply. Full
1/( pounds skeins. Per 
skein . _ . . . . _

Baby Rubber Pants, large size
iieavyweight. Per 
oair_ . _ _ _

Wool Lined
Cape Glove
Fur Top ~ _$250
Wool lined Cape Skin Gloves,
with fur tops, brown and 2 
tan. Pair. . . _ .
 '»
Crepe de Chine Scarves, plain
colors. Red, powder, peach, ‘
sand and rose. _ _
each . . . _ _ . _ . _ .
_ _ . _ _ _ 
Knitted Wool Gloves, sand,
brown, black and grey. 
pair  ‘
Pure Silk Stockings, reinforced
toe, heel and sole. New fall
shades, Streetone, Teatonc,
Newtone. rose. t;1upe. gunmet-
al, black, sizes 8 -_- to 10.
Pair. . . . _ _ . . . _

Cashmere plaited stockings.
Moonlight, grain, zinc, nude
and black. Sizes 9, 91/_», 
and 10. Perpair 
Stocking Legglng by the yard.
Black and heather mixture.
Single yarn, mc'lium 250 yard.
Large, 40c yard. Double and 5
_twist Yarn, medium, /i5c y..- 1.
Large, 50c yard ._ r
_ _ ,
Six Striking Snaps in Wash  for
the Week-end A
Fancy)/’elours for Dresses 
36 inch. Yard 
Fancy Eiderdowns, suitable for
Dresses or `Kitgoh`as, _ Varie
oi’ stripes and oral de- 
signs. 36 inch. Yard _ _ _ _
Printed Fofimrd, 32 inch. Ten
different patterns. Per 
yu rd °
   _iii-recite  
Printed Indian Headi’36 inch.
Ten good patterns. er 
yard.........._f......'.. V
Fancy Crib Blankets. Blue and
pink with fancy borders. Sizes
40 x 31 inches. 
Each
Patchwork, by the pound. Cre- °
tone, chintz and print 
cotton pound . '
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/_ GUARDIAN may be obtlined from
the Hunter Book Store next Bank
Y' UDUUIU \l\lGl\-[Ill]
and Hollow- _
\ \ rinyoi each week until further not trimmings. The music was
\\\ ice. _ mo-ii-Ni :mmm by ui¢_crymi sown'
1-:\""" ` -'-" » Orchestra in splendid style and the . ' i `
~l -COME AND HAVE a ohlokonimorry crowd was one of the lsr- _ ____ _ -_ _ _ ._
v' _ Slipper in the new basement of tho lost that have token the floor nt
-" Keiilililton United Church Botllr- Olympic. this scuon. The costumes ' ‘
day. November 3rd at 4 o‘clock. 50 were very varied, drjgiiui' md _ _
” many of them truly wonderful. A
d ` _
nf Nova. Scotia Water Street Sub
tho Guardian.
1- o
sent.-S.
_ _ scriptions will be received md ad- A
5; : vertisementa taken for insertion in pig _
Mrs. Samuel McLellan, Summerside
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Eel
elicious lunch was provided The
Bair was splcndidiy carried out
-QUIET AND PRETTY EVENT-
quiet and pretty wedding took
ce at the residence of Mr and
n Monday. when their son, Mr.
-KENSINGTON LIVE STOCK
shipping club loading hogs, sheep,
lambs and' veal' Cslves on Wednes-
day oi each week up till noon.
7853' -9-18-smtf.
-SERIOUS ILLNESS - Numer-
ous friends and acquaintances will
learn with regret of the serious ill-
ness of George R. Clark of Ken-
sington. Mr_ Clark was afflicted
with nervous trouble, which lately
became acute, and little hope is en#
tertained for his recovery.-K
Heber McLellan was united in mar-
riage to Miss Louisa May Benirsto,
of Greenmount, Ven. Archdeacon
White oiiiciating. The bride and
groom. who were unattended. en-
tered the parlor to the strains of
the Wedding March, played by Mrs.
W. E. McLellan. sister-in-law of
the groom. The bride was charm-
ingly attired in a dress of navy
blue. After the ceremony the bri-
dal party, including Ven. Archdea-
con White, sat down to' s. sump-.~
tuous wedding supper, after which
-ISLANDEB ABROAD '-Friends
in Kensington read with interest,
in the last issue of the Oakland
Maple Leaf an account of Mr.
John Gorman‘s trip to his old home
thirty-two years. His pleasure in
seeing lfome and mother, after so
S Z E 5. -
panies the article. Mr. Gorman has
another successful Prince Edward
Islander abroad.-K
Lynn, Mass., spent two weeks visit- H
inc a native of_Kensington. It was
ant about the merits of the prov-
inf: here permanently. I-le`~has trav- d
cllccl extensivelv in North and Y"_
South America, Europe and Africo I
and is a most interesting and in- ‘V
in Kensington, after an absence ofltheir many friends.
many years, are well described in wedding of much local interest took
his own words. A one picture or place at 6 °'°1°°k On Wednesday
his mother, who is one 9( Ken- evening at the home of the bride's
in tcn's rand old ladle accom `P11f€I\i»S. Ml`~ and MPS- Allilri Wyimd
of Cavendish, when their eldest
located in San Francisco and is daughter. M155 Emma Wyalld WHS
united in marriage to Mr. Frederick
Moyse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
____ [Moyse of Bedeque_ Rev. Mr. Arm-
._]{EN51N(;1'0N TOURISTS _ stronggoiliiciated at the ceremony.
M,-_ and M;-5_ J_ M_ Kmwkley of which was witnessed by a. large
la
mg friends _in Kensingtgn M,-s_ The bridal party stood under an
Knuckiey (nee Anna Muliuiyi. be-_ mb of running Juniper. with R
Mr' Knuckleyis 5,-st visit to prince smaller pink -bells at' each'side,
Edward 15\a_nd_ He was eixubep house plants and maple leaves form
ing an effective background. The
lnce, and has signified his lnten- Ugg; ;‘;°l:gn;'eH'atchgénpgngsigxipll;
_' i f _ 8 -
hon of buy ng 8' arm Rnd loc” raped and caught at the waist
music was furnished and an en-
joyable evening spent. After a
brief honeymoon spent at Sum-
merside the happy young couple
left for their home in Greenmount
followed by the good wishes of
--WYAND-MOYSE - A pretty
umber of relatives and friends.
rge white bell in the centre and
ith a French rhinestone buckle.
he conventional bridal veil was
crn, with a bandeau of orange-
blossoms. Her shoes were of white
formative conversationallst. He is a
graduate of Boston University. with
n. pest graduate course at Leland
]Stanford California. He speaks im-
p-:rssively of the high standard of
civilization and line public institu-
tions of the South American re-
publics. Mr_ Knuckley was a
member of the secret service c0i‘DS
_in the A.E.F_ during the Great War.
He was also engaged in submar-
ine chasing for a. time off the
const of Spain and around Gibral-
tar. He was terribly lacerated by
the premature explosion of a. debth
bomb. Mr. and Mrs. Knuckley
more delighted with the utopian
life of P. E, Island people.-K r
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PsusoNALs g ;
i -Mrs. Horace Lyle. of Summer-F
` side has returned from ii few weeks
vi.'_-it to friends in Boston, Mass.-8.]
-Mr. A. McLeod. of Messrs. W,R.]
Brock & Co.. of Montreal. was ini
Summerside over the week end. V
_-The many friends of Mr. John
Hogg, of Summerside, are pleasedto
see iiim about again after his re-
icent serious illness.
_ -Mr. Frank Gillis, Joseph D.
and Miss Lena Gillis motored to
Tignish on Sunday. While there
thfv were the guests of Dr. John-
sion.-T
-Dr. J_ A. Johnston, who some
time ago accompanied his wife to
the Camey Hospital, Boston, wh'
she underwent a serious olJ@I‘3ti0n_
returned to his home in Tiilrllsh
on Friday. Mrs. Johnston's friends
will be glad to know that she is
I -Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Hicks. oi
Svmmersldc, returned home from
\Mr_nctcn. N. B., where they went to
,attend the funeral of the formers
isir'er, the late Mrs. W. C. Barnes.
'of that city.
-Mr. E. H. Strong. of Summer-
side, has returneti from Montreal.
where he visited his wife in the
Royal Victoria Hospital. Her many
friends will be pleased to know that
Mrs. Strong continues to improve
`s'.ce.dily.
-Rev. A. K. Herman, former
pastor of tfic Summerside Baptist
Cm-rch, now pns‘or of the Highfield
B:iptif.t Church at Moncton. N-_ B~»
Mcneiiim, w. onus, Angus Guns; Eastern Guardian
M.. . _ _
M
satin with stockings to match and
she carried a lovely bouquet of
pink roses, white carnations and
maldenhair fern. Miss Irene Wyancl
sister of the bride, who was brides-*
maid was attired in a dress of
flowered georgette 'and carried a
pretty bouquet. The groom was
supported by his brother. Mr. Henry
Moyse. The Wedding`March was
beautifully rendered by Miss Mar-
ion Webb. After the ceremony:
about fifty guests sat down to a;
sumptuous wedding supper. the
dining room being decorated with
yellow and white flowers. The
guests were delightfully entertained »
while at supper by music furnish-
ed by Mrs. W. N. Jenkins, sister
of the groom. and Mr. Lamont, the
bride's grandfather. It is worthy of|
note that Mr. Lamont is 84 years
young and his rendition of his fa-
vorite old Scotch songs was a won-
der and delight to all present. The
happy young couple, who were the
recipients of many beautiful and
costly'presents_ left by car on a
honeymoon trip to Boston. Toronto
and the Niagara Falls, followed by
the best wishes of n. host of
friends. On their return Mr. and
Mrs. Moyse will reside in Bedeque_
'EASTERN AGENT-Mr J W
urdock is iguiéridlian Al8¢l'1l¢d itil
ontague an B P6389 °
and renewal subscriptions. _ ti’
_.HN sr. PETERS-Di-_ zena.
Clark of India will speak in St.
Peters Baptist Church Monday ev-
ening, November 5th, at8gé;0.1l 2 2’
.."'l.‘l{E ANNUAL MEETING if
the Community Welfare Leagu ,_
Montague, will be held in their
rooms, Nov. B at 8 p. m. \_ ` _
8852-il-3~¥i
__~coNc.uA'rUi.ATxoNs. -- Mr.
Peter A. McPhee. B18 P01111. islgi*
l ceiving many hearty congratulst, 
these days on his splendid achieve-
ment in carrying off the grand
championship for Yorkshire boarnt
the recent show at Charlottetown.
In all Mr. McPhee secured 084 from
his prize boar. $65 price of sale and
819 in prize money. This was Mr.
'McPhee's first venture as on exhib-
litor, and more praise to him for
this. 1
~ ~ - gi _=-:mmersidc on Monday
‘ __~i-Lil. on zi shooting trip in Bedeque
and is the guest of Mr. Major
Schurman while in Summerside.-S.
Had 17 Bolls
On His Neck
Sopton, Mon
bothered wit
I he
Mr. A.
writes:-“I
boils for
n my
kinda _
me ony.
then
been liothereil
Arms and Legs
..*HABD TO BEAT-Of the Is-
thst had real good
breeding season.
Silver Black Fox
is one of the
were
those
from
with
t`o see
around
t The re-
c tidy
and logs c
but none
»w mic
few
iichlno.
e
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STOP and READ l
F rider and  '
Our Values Cannot Be   A-'lone
2.-'A new, ‘P0
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th
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Beaten--We May Have _(_)_ppos1,t1on
` But' No Competitie n
SPECIALS IN COTTONS, GINGHAMS AND
- FLANNELETTES
500 Yards 36 inch Dress Gingham. Special Price   _ _ _  Ile yird
500 Yards White Cotton. Very Special Price  .. . .. _  l5c yard
1000 Yards Grey Flsrineleite. Very Special Price   _  l6c yard
1000 'Yards White Flu'u1eieiie.` Very Special Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  l1c yard
`500 Yards Cream Fiancletie. Very Special Price  .  l8o yard
l.000»YAl'ds Cotton Towclling. Very Special Price  _ .   10° yum
1000 You-da Linen Crush Toweling. Very Special Price  _ ._ ._  like ysrd
iooo Yung :io men Ligm and nn-ii Pi-me comm ..........  _ .......  me yum
1000 Yards 36 inch Unblenched Cotton. Very Special Price  ._ _ ... . . ._ 100 yard
15 Dolan Pillow Cases . . . _ . _ . . . .
 _ _ _ _ . . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 25c Elon
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VALUES OF INTEREST FROM THE DRESS GOODS
SILKS AND HOSIERY DEPARTMENTS K
Just. orrived another shipment of those Famous Ladies All Wool und Silk and Wool Hose.
viuues up in si.so. ciming ai y, pi-me -me it pm. Aii me num: menu. on in im
this *roll bargain (50 dozen in the lot.) - ‘
A special line of Ladies Plated Silk Hose at . . . . _ . . _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . .
._  _ _ _ . _ ._ 81.00 A pair
Boy's Heavy ltlbbed I-lose. Wool, to olesr  _ _  _  45° pair
males' Fleece Linea imc, nwni ma nmk    use pair
See our Special Hack of Ladies Coat und Pull Over Sweltcrs  ._ ._  . 83.75 Elon
Special in Shot Taffeta Silk in nice light shades  _ .  $1.30 ylrd
Special line of Children's Knitted Bloomer; to clear’  _ ._ . . . . . . . . .
.  _  _ ._ 25° ouch
Chi1dren’s Heavy Bib Hose, Black, Brovm and Camel to clear _ ..  ._ 25|: und 30° poll'
Chlldrelfs Flewed Sleepers. A special line to clear at . . . _ . _ . . .
 _  85a pair
SPECIALS IN THE DIFFERENT MEN’S
DEPARTMENTS ,
' Y ' if
Men’s Penmuns Fleece Lined Combinations . . _ . . . . .
_ _ 51.30 suit. Bon . . . . . . _ .
._ 951: suit
Mon'sPo\ic¢Suspenders . _ _ . . . . .
 . . _ . . . _
  pair
FoncyNeokwnr,re¢ulnr75cfor.........__._...,..... _ _ ., . _ . _ .
... , _ _ _
,_ 49e
GolfHose,regulnr75c...._. . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . _ . . _ .
 _ ....2palrfor$l.0U
Balance of Sample Broldcloth and Madras Shirts   li.” each
Men’s Heavy Work Jumbo Sweaters. Special  . _  $1.95
Men’s Blue Union Made Overalls. Regular $2.50. To clear _ . . .
 $2.00 pair
Men’s Grey Wool Socks 40c a pair or . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 I pain for-ll.00
Men’s Heavy Fall Caps iii Blue and Brown. Special  _ ._ _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . .
......__ ‘liic oooh
All Wool Throw Blankets in plain colors, Blue and White,"1'on and White, Bose ond White.
_ Regular value $7.75. Special Week End Price  $1.00
Men’s Blue Chinchilla Overcouts, worth to $20.00. Special  . . . . . . . .
 $15.00
Other lines of Men’s Heavy Winter Overconis $11.00 to _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . ._ ,, 330.00
Youth’s Winter Overcoiits. Special $5.50 to . . . . . . .
 . _.  $0.75
Men’s Sulis in Tweeds, lirowns and Grays. Special  _ ._  012.00 suit
CARPET DEPARTMENT SPECIALS
Tapestry Furniture Covering. Regular $1.60. Special  _  _ . . _ .
.. $1.80
Frilled Curtnins,l¢osc,BlueimdWhite.Special . . _ .
 ._ . ._  Iwo
Swiss Curtains 2%; yards long for extra high windows   $5.50 poll'
Rubber Door Mats lil by 30 inch 'l9c. Rcxoieum Door Mats I5 x 27 . ._ _ ._ . _ ._ 2 for 250
_ ' -
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ITEMS or INTEREST FROM LADIES* READY.T0-_
WEAR. AND MILLINERY DEi'>ARTMENTs`
New arrival of Chlldren'i~ Sunburst Skirts  . . . .
  $8.98
Ladies' Under Arm Handling.. Special  . _ . ... _ _  $1.05
BolnnoeoiLodlea’EvenlngDresse_u......__... _ _ ._ .  Un
Ldd|es'Bllk Rayon Bloomers. Special  ._ _ _  We
Lu_liMSilkltayon Vostsmdliloomerutomntch  _ ._  15° oooh
L|dloo‘Crepo Drmul. Newest shades und styles . _ _ . . . . . . . .
 _'__ SLU- l0.l8llldl1.0U
l..\diesCor|st»sndCors_elettu.WcokBhdPrice . . . .
._ ._ _  no
Children'| Flonncllmd Cheek Dresses. Special  _ _ ._ 
Loiliol’Geor¢et¢s Benin. Special . . . . .
 . ._  ._ ._ ._  ll-W
Discontinued llneain Gossard Corsets cloning at   ...  I-8 0|!
Lndiociilklloyon Slips. Goodqulity . . _ . . . .
 ._ .. ._ ..._....._ll.5l|
aiwilcavy Cimiiou suede sun Linea diem. special  _  um
silennelette Night Gowns. long sleeves   $1.00
1V,iaiwsgniiui-sisiiim. spwui. ........  _  nasnnacaxa
Mluelond Childrcn’| Hats. Arealbnrgnin st  . . . . .
  $1.00
Lsdicflnte of Felt ondveivot all this yearn styles. Spooill   88.98
New shipment of Ladies' Metallic Hltsi Cell and seo them now.
Pnowss BROS, Lid I
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Dil*-Y
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