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f ¢' ' It is simply enormous the or yearly pro rty loss from
While the wea-
ther is fine, we would advise you to lay in your coal. Coal is coming in good shape now and the
price is right. _
A. Pickard & Co.
Phone 240 Chftown
I-i'>oLLAR DAY-
wea. oci. 2711.
Those who visited our
store last Dollar Day will remember the Bargains we gave and now we pro- mise you greater Bar-
gains than before. | Watch ourads _
and we will tell you a few things to call for on
DOLLAR DAY
Morris--Smith"
` Beer
Miss Daisy Rudge
Manufacturer of Switches, Coronets, Transformations and
`Under-ruffs. Also Gentlemenfs
’l`oures and Wigs. are-io-ismliistuimapd.
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Awful
Devastation
the depredglion of Rats in this country. 1
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Rat Extermiiiator -
ill stolp this unnecessary
tax-wil save your grain poultry, eggs,,harness, uild- ingi, furniture etc.
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minator .is a sure remedy for Rats and Mice,
It is no experiment, as undreds of people will tell on how many Rats it has illed for them in_ the past ear. It’s a sure killer-Get ltoday. 15c and 25c per ackage at
Geo. E. Hughes
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Dollar Day
Wednesday, Oct. 27
Bargains in
Boots and Shoes on Oct. 27th DOLLAR DAY.
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All our Goods
are new and fresh direct from the factory. `
D. Gordon & Co.
» _ Sunnyside
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BIRTHS
COCHRANE.-At Heimikor, N. H., on Ori. lilth, to John Wesley and Mi's. tlochraiie (nee Annie Blanche Mur- ray), it daughter. Congratulations.
DE/\ 'PHS
PURDIE.--In Alameda. Cal.. Sept. 30, Aiiabella, eldest daughter of the lute James Purdie, Esq.. and sister of Jas. T. Purdie 'of this city.
Every Davis l Piiifsoriiiis
Dollar Day
with us, as we keep the fines- line of groceries at Dollar Savt ing Prices.
Stewart Son
Quality Grocery Store
3606-10-25ir.6i
Mr F, J. Holman, city, has gone on
a buseincss trip to Sydney.
Miss ldlsie Storrly and Miss Ruby
liowatt who were vlsitiiii.: in lloston tho giicsts oi' ilieir Uiiclc lliirry llow- att lii\‘.'f‘ returned home.
Miss l’cnclopc Davies. oi’ Edinoiiton.
is thc guest oi Mrs J. F. Cunningham. prior t_o going to New York to reside for the winter.-Moiitreai Gazette. _
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the taste. easy to assimilate, it is the one K _ __
form of cod liver oil that V011 "ll" fall” Will" llh
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nizcRu»'r:< wAN'i-sn'.- Qu" "nie
llallowg'en tea on'Fr.uay‘ne1rtfin St. .lames I-lullp - - f- 35921-Ma'-i.
QIEOE BATTERY CONCERT.-
Bolos, quartettes. comic songs at the Siege Battery Concert in Prince'of Wales Coliegeiliall Tuesday, 26t_li.' `
8OLlD COMFORT.-All should call
and have a refreshing, cleansing
shampoo by Mrs White, Queen Hotgl.
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LUNCHES.-Beginning at 1'2 o’clock lunc es will be served in the Market
l h Building “'Dollar Day " in sid ‘of the
Charlottetown Hospital. 3608-10-25m3i
RED CROSS.-Do you want to-send
a nice box of home-made candy to your friend at the front?` Get it at the People's Theatre on Monday night.
BARGAINS.-Apronsof all kinds to
be had at the high tea‘1n the Market Hall, Oct. 27th and 28th. -
\ 3608-10-25m3i
CARGO LUMBER.-The schooner
Iona from Newcastle with a full cargo of spruce scantlirig and joists for L. M. Poole & Co., arrived at Connolly’s wharf Saturday. 3603.
PRESBYTERY.-The Presbytery of
P.E. Island in connection with the Church of Scotla.nd~w‘lll meet in the People’s Church, Charlottetown, on Wednesday the 27th inst., at 11.30 a.m.
AT HOME.-Mrs O. K. Mycrs‘
Hampton, will be at home to her friends on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon and evenings, Oct. 26 and 27. 3603
APPRECIATION.-The family of
the late Mrs. Edward Higgins wish to .thank all their friends for kindnesses shown them in their recent sad be- reavement. 3606.
GOOD THINGS.-Come one, come
all and partake of some of the good things provided by the ladies in charge of the Hallowe’en tea in Ihe Market Hall and help along a good cause. 3608-10-25m3i
SIEGE BATTERY CONCERT.--No.
2 Siege Battery will give an impromtu concert in the Prince of Wales College Hull on Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. Proceeds for patriotic purposes. Tic- kets at door, admission 25 cents, Home-made candy for sale.
DOLLAR DAY.-The Editor says:
"Make that shopping errand on Wed- nesday, Dollar Day, a proiitabie busi- ness as well as a .pleasant outing, by reading the aiivevtiseiiients ofthe dif- ferent merchants iii this issue." Save it dollar and earn a dollar by spending a dollar on a cheap return ticket from your home to Charlottetown and back.
3610ME.
sam contains just those ingredients that tend to allay that stuffed up feel ing, that. soothe the lining of your bron cliiai tubes and enable you to breathe without that harassing exertion- For -conglis, colds -and-bronchitis it is- ex cellent. 25 and 50 ct. bottles. E. A Foster, "Penslar" store, Sunnyside
ATHENS. Oct. 21.-(Via London,
Oct. 22.)-The newspaper Embrois says it learns from Mytilene Island that thc Allies yesterday repulsed the Turkish attacks in tho region of Suvla Bay, and Kritliia, and that the Turkish losses were severe. Two torpedo boat destroyers entered the straits and bombarded Tsacalipi
lt is reported from Snloniki that
tho ‘lliilgarla‘iis, after occupying l’lrot advanced toward Nish. It is also stated that the Ilulgiirians have been repulsed between Egripalank and Stratzin, as wellas in the reg- ion of Volosso.
The Embrois also says that French
troops have advanced beyond Demir Kapn and crossed the Varda River and are threatening the Bulgarian army south of Istip.
so.ooo essex '
TROOPS AT SALONIKI
NAPLES, Oct.21.-(Via Paris, Oct.
22)-Passengers arriving on the steamer Montenegro from Saloniki state that the departure of tro the entcnte allies for Strumitza has been suspended. The landing ol Anglo-French forces is suiil 'to con- tinuc.
According to the passengers the
concentration of Greek troops is he- ing carried out busily at Saloniki. where fifty thousand Greek soldiers already have been landed.
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Miss Ada Bradbury
B8 Great George Street
Art Needle Work and materials for
working. Stamped Linens and Threads of all kinds. 88 Great George Street.
3710-9-29Mtf. `
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Williams _ ersey Cream ‘_ Toilet Soap
There is ri\ch, hither and _a; _frlgillint 'aroma to _Williams “ Jersey Cream toilet soap that will appeal most strongly to you.
Besides being such A
splsodiii_cl;ea‘i_1_ser itis also an exoe en n
You run no
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LU_NCl~l.-_Save time when shopping
on “_ Dollar Day ” by having your lunch atfthq Mnrlwt Hall.
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‘ DOLLAR‘ DAY.-The farmer and his wife wlll_i1nd some pleasant sur- rises at the different stores on DOL- RAR DAY, Wednesday. 3610ME.
LECTURE,-Reserve Monday night
(er Rev. J . W. McCon§ell's great lec- ture on "Billy" Sun sy. in Grace
ghurch. Admission. silver collection t door. Lecture at 8. 3582.
` ooi.i.An oAv wiii be memorable in the history of Prince Edward island. for in addition to .the bargains ob- tainable. The farmers. their wives and families will have an opportunity of reviewing and- ssYlll8,,S00(l'bY9 'D the boys who are .going to the front.
3009-10-25m1i.
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::POLL TAXES.-All poll.tax pay-
ers unpaid after Wednesday, the 27th day of 0ctob_er.iivill he handed into the Police Court for collection. R. Van- Iderstine, City Collector. 3605-10-25m3i.
CALLS FOR DECLARATION.
The. .'{hyphened" .citizen in Canada.
or the United States was likened to Joab'iii decent when he smote Amasa in the hfth >rlli,by Rev.J.Ai. Morrison D.D., Ph., D.. last evening at his West side emu-cu. ‘After describing the German-Austrian intrigue in the Stat- es, Dr. Morison went on: ‘ -"'riii.."wai~ win sua in time. and in time the world’s wasted .wealth will be repla_ced_and the ran_l4_s of the men who have been sacrificed to this mad moloch-,of war will be filled. The world will recover from these Shock- ing losses, but 'how 'long gthink. yo_u. will it ta,ke_;the_-World to recover 'its former confidence and trust in the Germau"nati'dn.' Gan weaver 8.54111 _trust the Germans? This iss iii'6‘st distressingquestion. hut -_it is one that has to be faced, for. _noination can- consider herself any longer safe which fails to keep a sharp eye upon the German in Germany and also up- on the German who has taken up his abode eleswhere in the world. There is no use ignoring or denying the fact that these Germans have com- pletely repudiated the moral stand-‘ nrds by which all so-called Christian nations have been recognized as nc- kiiowledged. With them, lies have taken the place of truth-; while per- jury and murder have become their most exquisite weapons with which to deceive or destroy those who happened to obstruct the road that led to their world ambition. They are truly a peculiar people_aiid_n;iapy of them who have como to this West- ern continent seeking a share of its wealth have never become ai~isimllat- ed, The English, the Scotch. the lrisli tho Dano and Norwegian, the Swede. the Slav and indeed all_races of white men have become assimilated by the lands of their adoption, lint not so numbers oi’ those of Teutonic des-_ cent and blood.
population of almost 92,000,000 of peo- ple ln the United States, there were no less than 2,500,000 born in Ger- many.. and '1,175,000 born in Austria. Oi these in the same year_88,900_ na,- tive horn Germans and 186,000 na- tive born Austrians had taken out nat uralizatioupapers and hence were le- gally qualified to vote. The influence of these foreign-born citizens upon the government politics is ac_know- ledged. in Canada. also the last few years has witnessed a. large immi- gration of this same Teutonic stock. The Census oi' 1011 indicated that there were 39,577 German-horn peo- ple in ‘Canada and 121,430 of Austro- Huiigarian birth. Canada has opened wide hor doors to these people _and has accorded them a most heart wol- conie. Seeking our shores as a. raco physically clean, with also high class mental_ potentiality or attainment they have demonstrated by their ability and lndustry that they were such stuff as well might ho gladly
::Make shaving s. pleasant task.
Let us furnish the supplies. Get what you need before starting on vour vacation trip. We keep every- thing in this line including RAZORS, STROPS, SHAVING MUGS, SHAV- lNG BRUSHES, SHAVING SOAPS, AFTERSHAVES, .FACE _LOTi0NS,
C.,ETC., JOHNSTON & ‘JOHN-
SON, DRUGGISTS, COR. KENT &. PRINCE STREETS. . __ _ _ _
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welcomed in any_country in which s great state was in -process of crea-
tion. Thus Jar we li|,v_o heard but few_ compl nts _ leirsllud __-~ against these people. Probably m'any of them realize much more dillnitelx, than it 'ls posihle for us 'to realize how in- finitely happier are the conditions of
refuse these _people ' "all noighborly kindness and Christian charity. Oii the other handl have felt that at this time of _world agony, when the whole earthy more or less, is enduring the birth pangs of is new civilization. when great moral issues are being fiercly contested. and' the very rights of man denied, I say that I have felt that new is the time for the leader whether among ‘the native horn Can- adins to keep silent as to the moral and political principles involved.
"Surely the great statesmen of
our land, men of both political parti- es. have nobly responded to this pat- riotic duty. The clergy also of all the churches have spoken wih no uncer- tain sound, while the representative business men have by their most lib- eral contributions to the various funds, left no uncertainty as to where their hearts were enlisted. Throug- out our land there are here and there to be found prominent German-born Canadians. men who bulk large in the affairs of our growing country. These men eliioy our goodwill and confid- ence. Would it not, may I venture to ask, he a gracious uct, .should these men come out publicly and denounce the atrocities and flagrant violations of international law that have been observed in the conduct of the war by the Prussian war lords. There are no reasons in Canada why German- horn Canadians should not exercise the fullest liberty of both voice and pen.
_ A GOOD REASON
Sunday School Teacher-Did you cv-
er forgive an enemy?
Tommy Tuifnut-Oncest. ' Sunday School Teacher-And what
noble sentiment prompted you to do lt? _
Tommy Tuffnut-He was bigger dan
me., ‘
No lntefst ln Life
Health Gon¢-Position in Danger- Both Saved by Vinol
Charlottetown people please do us
the favor to read this lettor:-
Brooklyn, N. Y. “I was complete-
ly run-down, had no appetite and lost all interest in life. I thought l surely would have to give up my po- sition. 1 learned of Vinol and after taking one bottle felt better. -I have taking it for ii few weeks and ii, has built me up and cured nic. li’ people who feel weak, nervous und run down would only try Vinol I knew it would help thcin as it did mc." Robert Mit- chell. 1295 Herkimer Street. Brook. lyii. N. Y.
This Brooklyn man's case is only
additional proof of what we have _been telling Charlottetown people for years. We claim and are continually proving -that Vinol is the greatest health and s*trengtli_ creator for overworked and rundown people obtainable. We will back this statement by agreeing to return anyone’s money who will try it' and who finds our claim not true.
E. A. Foster, Druggisi, Cliarlotte-
town P. E. l.
individual and n tionatlolifo jhqrp thult' ._ `“ ‘ _the_y.are in the hind in-which they ,_,'_ _.rw havscome. _ ,. ' . ' ' ,L - 0 ' -3., "For myself, far be it from me to ~ ' ' " .
28 Ladies Black Coats
Former Price 5.00 for two 1.00
Former Price 900 for three
1.00 bills.
Ladies’ Winter Weight Underwear
Special Line Children s
Hosiery
4 prs. Heavy Worsted 1.00 2 pts. Fine all Cashmere Wool Regular 55c & 60c 1.00
Shirt Waists
8 Silk Shirt Waists up to 3 25
1.00 ea.
22 Heavy Colored Oatmeal
Cloth at 1.00 ea. _ _ 46 Pique and Lawn Waists up _ to 1.95 1.00 ea.
12 Men’s Coat J erseys_at 1.00 ea 30 Grey Flannel Shirts 1.25
1.00 ea
40 Men’s Blue Overalls 1.25
1.00 ea.
40 Men’s Blue Jumpers 1.25
ii.oo ea;
3585-10-25Mtl`.
A Long Line of Pleasant
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_ Special Rates by Rail from Every,
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sizes 20 to 2s 4 pieces 1.00 T°W¢lllH21~00-
Stanley 'Bros.
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Linen Departliiellt ~.
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8 Heavy Bath' Towélil 34fl7
bins. ' 4 EXtI'3 l'llCB Tufkllh
Former Price 10.75 forf four 39x191'00' ""-
1 630 Huck Linen Towels 18x32
7 Pillow Slips 40x37 1.00_
5 yds. 54 in. Bleached Sheetlng'
5 yds 60m Unbleached
. . ` . Sheet.
§l_1_i;;.li_;i‘esrl;irtsBle§i_ched for ing L00 _ 1
10 yds. 21 in. Glass Towelling
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12 yds. 15 in. White Roller
Undervests Towelling 1.00. - _
I2 yds. 15 in. Linen Roller
10 yds. 24 in. Longcloth1.00.‘
10 yds. 36 in. Madapolain 1.00.
' _ -isd.ae's:° ri eil- 4 prs. Ribbed Cashmere 1.00 ettey1§0_ m “Ped ann
,15 House Dresses up to 1 40° 1.00. -
18 Trimmed Outing Hats 1.00.1 22 Untrimmed Felt Hats'1.00"
Dress Goods Dept. S V
50 in. Navy all Wool Broad
Cloth 1.50 for 1.00. ' ~'
54 in. Navy Cheviot 1.25 and
1.50 for 1.00.
50 in. Tweed Dress Goods 1.25
for 1.00. _ ' - ‘f 44i.._Bn¢i< Dress o00ds1.2s
for 1.00.
7 Ends Assorted Tweeds 1.65
for 1.00. 1
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GOOD ,ADVlCE.
A. young dady called one day on
Rubinstein, the great pianist, who had consented to listen to her playing. "What do you think l should do now 7" she asked when she had finish- ed. "Get married." was ltubeins- tein's answer.
Blather-Glubbs is an original
cuss.
Skite--Yes? ' ' Blather-Well. you know I’ve had
my picture taken with him _cn groupe three different times. 1
Skite-YeYst? " _ Blather-And lie never said a word-_
about breaking the camera. ‘
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Dollar Day.
Remove the
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Coughs are a result, no disease. They are th
_gésiilt ’oi;i_h_Hamatlg§i_ causg _ .' I ~ __ I ng ay "°' "‘9ta|‘ii1r=§i‘d 'air iub
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W§e narcotics _i__n the
world__will not _¢lian,g`_e_ the condition,” they ,_ _ SIIDDIY
dgfadgn the sensfsf and* a or tempora re e. , ous sync? or .r_Aiz WITH C_OD L'l_VER OIL allays inflamation and promptly corrects the con- ‘ dition _in the lungs and » bronchial tubes. which causes the cough. Don’t .dru at cough-use OUR svdor or ran, wrrii COD LIVER OIL,--a remedy which cures by removing the cause
Price 35c per bottle Johnson & Johnson
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1 Attractive Bargains In Men’s Goods For Dollar Day
Every item listed is a genuine bargain for Dollar '.
A Day only. Come here for ' Men’s ‘goods on .
Men’s Shirts good value at 75 cents 2 for _ -
Men’s Shirts regular up to $1.50 for Dents & Perrins Kid Gloves regular 1.35 for ~ Men’s Flannelette Nightshirts reg. 1.35 for . I Men’s Wool sox good value 5 pairs for ._ Men’s Cashmere sox good value 4 pairs for _ Men’s Fleece Lined under wear per suit _
' Men’s Linen Hankerchiefs good value per doz. Men’s Neckties regular 50 cent lines at 3 for
Also special discounts on our whole stock' of -
men’s furnishings including Underwear, Coat Sweat- ers, Gloves, Hosiery and etc.
ln _ The Tailoring Department
For Dollar Day we will give 10 p. c. ,discount foff 'f
all Suits,_ Overcoats and Trousers ordered on that
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