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NOVEMBER 11' 1918 4 . ' rua cuA1u.o'rrn'rowN GUARMAN

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The Kind You Iiave Always Bou;;'_-t, and which has bun

i\\ U55 f°’ °"°’ "lilly Y¢i1f5» |1118 borne the signature of

~ 5,. and has been made under his per- . ‘ canal supervision since its infancy.

- _ Allow no one to deceive you in ¢_h|s_

All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ ]ust-as-good” are but

Eriwriments that trifle 'vith and endanger th h am; _ Infants and Children--Ez: crience a ainst E; rllmentff

what is 6AS_‘|'o§lA

Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its nge is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoca; allaying_Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach -and Bowels, aids the _assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Chi1dren’s Panacea-'Ihe Mothers Friend.

c£Nu|NE CASTORIA Atwnvs

Bears the Signature of '

I in Use For liver 30 Years

The Kind You Have Always Bought

'run c:¢N'rAu»\ cons*-ANv_ nnzw vonx cnvv.

~ Duty _ .

Our ideal |rovernment-the Canad-

luiuidcsl. the British ideal-is based on ‘the i-ndlvi:.u-al citizen and his free dom ol' thought und action. The llun ideal `s a military autocracl'» with the individual citizen repressed, his act-

ion in letters, and his thought in chains. The German ideal is to keep the ludivilduual down. Our ideal is to raise the‘ludividuol up.

'l`hc dl~licrcnce is fundamental. lt

pervades and permeates every dc pnrtment ul lilc. ll explains the dil- l`ci'onco between the German view point of \\‘arl`arc un'l our viewpoint. lt explains the difference between the German and the Canadian meth ods of _\';irl"arc. ' i‘u-nadu is in this war freely. She is in it on a nation of freetioin-

l'rec’ludividual citzens. She looks to,

the ind vidual to give her his utmost support in her iight ‘with the Hun, who

ll wouhl crush all individuality as he

lwould kill all freedom. » Su realize our individual rcsponslb

lllity to Canada's Victory Loan. Bt- one ot' the 1,000,000 buyers ol' the Bonds that will bring Victory. Do your individual share. Do more than]

that. You can if you only will.

0 ISLAND NURSE DEAD l " Em n Journal sava'-Num

lhe onto ._ .

Purniela Van Iderstein_ whose deaih lwos recorded on F1-bday morning las: was one of the' victims of the malall_\" lhut is sweeping the city. She con- tracted the disease while doing hcl duly in this time ol' anxiety and tliv.l alter an illness of but two days. ‘.\’ur'se Van ldersteln left her native ,province Prince Edyard Island_ some 'twelve years ago and for the pus! six

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hoxues in the city will miss her kf.\'_»n-

V 3 ly. lor kindly' manner and profession

-ii skill combimed to make her one ol' those who are not forgotten. Her la-l ther and three sisters. Mrs." C. A

Edward lsiand

Hospital To /the Collectors

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On behalf of the Trust es I wish to thank you

for taking up this work. It means hard W rk and much acrifice- However, i' is work s. mconc mustrdo if the efhclenc, oi tht- Hspital is to be maintained.

You will find it mu .h better to c mmcnce_nu

later than November 4 h and to complete the-wort. as quickly aspossiblc and so get the b miit ofthe advertising campaign now being carried on

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We want you to ask the people for increase

subscriptions in prop. rtiou tot the increased cos of iood, lurl and medicines as they were before the war and are now. We cannot' use less food, medicine or fuel per patient than we ever did and we cannot raise our patient’s fees enough to cover ten per cent of the increased cost of running the Hospital. A

" lfthis is carefully explained to the people yo

will find them ready and wil'ing to meet you wit largely increased subscriplions.

Wishing you splendid success.

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W.K.ROGERS

CHAIRMAN BOARD OF TRUSTEES _

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Anderson and Mrs. MacDonald and

Mrs. Arthur L. Beer reside in Ed monton, Another sister, Mrs. Mathe-

siin, lives in Montreal nnd a filth sister, Mrs. E. H. Clay_ is living in Prince Edward Island. The funeral o*

Nurse P;mn9ln Van [dm-stein, mggmiy reicronve was made to the worth and from Montague. I’. E. l.. who died devotion of this cstimnble and cap- iunr Frmny in nie Gipbgnl block, The able nurse who at the age or thhty Highlands, was conducted Sunday Ulglll. lil llle Dl'lll\9 Of \15°lUl\\°ll5» DY morning hy Rev, R, ||_ Leitch in nn 'nscrutzihle Providence is promc=;- .\i<-t`oppon's clmpoi whgrn appropriate o'.l. leaving i’n\h<\r and sisters residing

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here sorely bereft. The interment lollonvcd at Deechmont ccmctory.

Mina Van ldtrptein. who was a grud- uale Nurse oi’ the P. E. Island Hol-

pltal will he kindly 'remembered by many friends.

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"'“""'_* $3.50' Silk for 9 cents a yard’-“""""

Bfinq vou~ $1.00 to 5'. -\. M_.:Do»ia'd`< und get $2.00 in retuw .

` Dress Goods l0c pu- yrf 1, *ink 9.: p ~f y mr, Pri c Cotton lc per

yard, Grey »_.l~»ccor'z lc pef ytml, l`..w¢li,¢g gc p'gf- yard. Flannvlgrre

lc per' V :rd ‘th-sexing lv, etC.c¢c. '

PF.-p :re now for thi great event. Wednesday. N v. l31l1, wll'

l be a m.<mm-able day in Cltwl(»treLoz1=n_ P. E Island. \Vho‘e.~fale r

prices on .ill V1¢n`.-. Clothing, _L ldies' Ma :ties .md Furs fhe lrzrgesr

sc»»c in the ci _v t » .hoose from. ` `

ol.LAR"6K"Y

chased on Do lar Day

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t bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White. shake well, and you ~ »,~., rave - uuarter pint oi the best irecnn ` -unburn and tan lotion. and comph>:t~

nf- uliil at "er . very smn'l

Your irmtzer has the lemons and ony

'ruz more nr toilet counter will sup

` \|\~ :nr~-.- ounces of Orchard White for s

\ row cents Massage this sweetly variant lotion into the face, neck, .rms and hnnds each dnynnd see how ‘rel-kit-s, sunburn. wlndburn and ton = llsnpponr :ind l\ow clear. soft audi

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LAR DAY.

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Make Your Dollar

Fight

Buy Victory Bonds

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POULTR Y

We buy all kinds of dressed

loultry - at your nearest shipping points. Will send Weekly price lists to your merchant.

Auld Bros Ltd.

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Only $6.98

U Doctor’s Special Boot, for Men

Sizes 6 to 8 only

We bought the whole lot

from the maker at a bargain. Now on sale at about the

present Wholesale pi'-iee.The boot is made with heavy double

sole and leather lining.

See our Window

Alle) & Co

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lines, only a few

for the nose and throat with an occnulonnl naar. taken .nternnlly may saielumrd vnu irum serious results and hall the evil In stu

an e *his nmoue old nhY»\lCll“ U

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silk blouses for

.l..\ ])ll‘Ii~l‘ '[`\\`El‘]D (‘»().\'[‘H $25. FOR $9.

- ]ll7N(iAI¢0\\' .\I’ltOl\`S $1.00 l‘l.\.(‘ll

ton goods, large sizes, for $1.00 each.

L.\`l)ll‘1S' l"I,'R 'l`l{l.\[.\Il°ll_) ('().\'l`S $50.00

l"0l{ $22.00 .

i Fur trimmed coats regular $00.00 ' each on DOLLAR DAY.

RAT (‘().\'l`S $70.00 FOR $40.00

Carried over from last year, size 38

medium length, last years price $70.00. The lucky purchaser gets this for $40.00.

Ladies white voile blouses, very dainty

For $1.00 each on DOLLAR DAY. Regular p'.'I-cy: from $1.75 to $3.00.

Hi[.\.\"l`l’.\`G SILK BLOUSES $3.50 FOR

Another range of ladies’ shauntung

DAY.All sizes natural color.Price to $3.50.

_ .Special prices wil be arranged on D il ar Div in th: lille vlng lines, ladcs un icr /vcar. li\<ll¢8 ind

men' . hosiery. ladies and me fssweaters, g oves, raincoars, hanl page a id meds overall. and includes nearly every lite in the store

(?Rl‘ll’I'l DE (‘lIE.\`l‘] I)l{l‘}SSl‘]i~l ,_ llll8.00

$6.50 All Wrgiol S rgs for IOC _ I

You naturally ask how we can do thus. lt is just this way. We will give every tenth yerd Of

dress goods at lilc peryircl no m itle" ifthe price is sl oo or :Bro oo per vard. f\l‘ Silk* #wld Cl/HY f'l’|\\\ vard for gc, print cott in lc p~_r yard, grey comm 1-.: per y ird, :owe ing ac p :r yll'1,5f=\'\ \¢l‘»l¢ C D" Yfifd It Figures out as follow =: -The pnrchsiser of every ten yards of g md# will receive th: tenth yard at the a ove price, no m \tt»-.r if the purchase be 10 yards or 50 yards, we will apply this to all _vard go ds pur-

i _ I Ladies F`u"s at I/Vho'.~'es.1le Prices .

Yi/e_are showing a very attractive .ine of l"urs,in ruffs, mulfs, stoles, and cipes including all the neu

novelties in special lines on which we are arranging special prices on Dollar Day.

_ $10.00

Splendid patternsin twceds not -this

_ years make ten coats in the 'lot reg. price

each on DOLLAR DAY.

A few crepe de chene dresses, ladies

sizes reguular prices $1-5.00 to $18.00 for

$10.00 each on DOLLAR DAY. .Y

R 1..\mics' .~a\\'|~:.\'ri-:n.~\ $3.50 ron $1.00

I..\I)ll‘}S’ (.‘O.\'l`S $22.00 FOR $5.00

Regular value from $16.00 to $22.00 ~ ` _

only 15 in this lot for $5.00 each on DOL-

A special table of odds and ends, from

the biggest sweater department in the .

‘ city, regular prices from $3.00 to $3.50

. years sweaters.

a splendid quality of cot-

for $1.00 each on DOLLAR DAY. All last

l..\I)lES‘ Il.\.'l`S $8.00 FUR $2.00

‘. We are placing on a table in the mil- linery section 100 hats made from velour

I and felts They are od values at today’s

of this number left at $22. V

DAY.

‘ LAR DAY.

MIDDY llL()ITSES $3.50 FOR $1.00

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prices $8.00. These hats are nicely trimmed *Will be so'ld for $2.00 each on DOLLAR

1 L.\I`)IES HATS $3.50 FOR l'l5l.00

On another table we are arranging a

larger 'quantity of hats ranging in prices from $1.40 to $3.50 for $1.00 each on DOL-

(`HII.I)RI‘].\"S HATS $3.50 FOR tilt'

L .ln white duck, very dainty a duatity tc 1' be cleared out at $1.00 each on DOLLAR

DAY. Regular price $2.00 to $3.50

LA DIES WHITE YOILE IILOUSES $3.00 FOR $1.00

LAR DAY.

$2.00

$2.00_each on DOLLAR

LAR DAY.

In another section you will find child-

rens hats ranging from $1.50 to $3.40 for 49c each on DOLLAR DAY.

IXOYS' S\\'l‘}A'l`l‘]RS 'l`\\'O FOR $1.00

'l`»o fit lads from 2 to 10 ypars, large

variety of colors, two for $1.00 on DOL-

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LADIES' Fl'RLI.\'l‘}D COA TS $75 FOI! $32

Made from an all wool beaver cloth in

green, brown, and black reg. value from $60.00 to $75.00 for $32.00 each on DOL-

BUY VICTORY BONDS -,

Practice Patriotism

A Victory Bond is something to hgue and to holdin future

for your self. It rs also a _means of_ ardmg Canada in the great task that is before her. It is a practical form of patriotism;

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