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lines at 75c, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50

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' Ladies’ Coats S1000

A special value, made of good heavy weight, all-

wool material in colors, tan brown and black. Bnished up m the season's style, regular 14.00 value-our net price is 10.00, in all sizes. We know this to be the best 10.00 coat in the City.

LA DIES’ SERQE DRESSES: made from all-wool

serge, a good heavy' weight; well-finished, a good dress in every respect, a special value 5.75 each.

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Ladies’ Hats $1.00

Regular Prices $1.50 to $3.00

On the large table on the second floor we have

placed a large quantity of ladies’ felt shapes. ln most of these lines there are only one or two of a kind left. 'lhe regular values run from 1.50 to 3.00-going on sale now for 1.00 each.

More New Dress Goods

We are fortunate in receiving another shipment_of ser

ges and tveeds. The values are real good. considering the present state of the dress goods market. Prices from50c

Coating Cloth

A splendid range of heavy, all-wool materials, compris-

ing all the season’s newest weaves and shades, ranging in price from 1.25 to 3.50.

Kimona Cloth 30c to $1.20 per yard

We are showing today a large range of pattems in Ei-

derdown fancy Kimona flannellette in ink, Blue, Red and Black check. Prices at 30c to 1.20.

adies’ Rat Coats $50.00

For ladies. This is one of the best values in rat coats we

have shown for the past two years.lt is a mcel_y marked coat with a good quality of silk lining-a coat that is recommend- ed to us by the makers and one we can recommend to our customers. The net cash price of these coats is 50.00.

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able coat; just the thing for this season of the year. We have these coats to fit boys also from age 4 to 12 years. They run in prices from 3.00 to 6.50.

_ LADIES’ HOSE: “Our

" Leader?--a splendid all-

_lx j’ wool hose, in all sizes at

_ 25c per pair. Other lines

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_ l 1 With regard to the third object, I should like when

Friday, on my motion, seconded by Mr. R. L. Cotton,.l _ it was agreed to hand the balance' in hand, namely fn” "m°:ch' ";:“::;=

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` Tuulisollr, Novi-:u1ile_i1 ii, 1915,.; ,.5 =T~,

- l inirlliorlc sociilrir' it ` I I _

The followilig is adapted from yesterday’s Patriot:

__ lt is silicerely to be regretted that a lettefof the character which appeared in ye.rterday’s Palriot should now be published. At a time when the people of this Province are loyally and generously supporting every one of the many war funds, it is not journalism of,a high character which seeks to belittle the .efforts of

and administration of any of these funds. ' '

We doubt if a better selection of men could be

made than those on the Executive of th¢~‘.Pro'1/incial Patriotic Society. Nor do we think that there 'are many obtainable who would give the time and labor these men do. - _ , There is no thought of “shame” on the part of the workers on this Executive, rather a feeling of pride oil the work acconiplislied as well in collection, as in administration.

The shame is that a public journal should in malice

print a .ruggestiou that private individual: “got any- thing out of it.” The shame of the thing is that such untruths should appear seeking to bring into contempt those whom we have rightly “delighted to honor," and who deservedly are held in the highest respect and es- teem by the whole community. .

The animosity of the Editor of the Patriot towards

the President of the Provincial Patriotic Society is apparent; indeed, the article is largely a cover to_e_x_- press it. Possibly when the work of the Rev. Dr. Ful- lerton is known as well by the public as it is by the Executive with whom he has labored, this will be the more clearly apparent, though there are few_ w_ho.do not know _of his many journeyings and addresses in every part of the Islaild, in weather at times trying to any nlali. `

But enough of this. Good men’s characters are

not injured by such writing; it is only that _their in- fluence might (not) be impaired, and their desire for public service hindred, that we write at all. _

The Italics are ours; the rest is the Pata'iot’s.

The following correspondence speaks for itself:

CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN."

Cllarlottetown, _july 5th, I9l5.

Capt. T. Edgar McNutt,

Holi. Secretary,

The P. E. I. Patriotic Society

Bank of Commerce Building,

Charlottetown. _

Dear Capt. McNutt,-Hercwith I enclose bank

book in connection with bank account which I have opened in the name of the P. E. I. Patriotic Society in the Canadian Bank of Commerce. You will find the amount credited is $552.87; this money was rais- ed (a) by subscriptions contributed by readers of the Guardian (b) from the proceeds of sales of Flag Badges given by the Guardiali. As I intimated ver- bally at the last meeting of the committee of the so- ciety, the objects for which the fund was raised are as follows: I '

First, to supply temporary monetary relief to Is-

land recruits and their friends on enlisting. Second, to send aid to the Prince Edward Island`ward _iii the Base Hospital, Le Touquet, France, which hadbeen asked for by Captain Walker, and third, to' assistin sending a Military Band to different parts of the coun- try where patriotic meetings are to be heldL` " `

I have already suggested, and the clilil‘lliiitf'el§"'con-'

curred in the suggestion, that before any financial as- sistance be 'sent to Le Touquet'Hospita_l the 'Medical Superintendent of the hospital should be *communi- .cated with to find out the nature and extent ofthe financial assistance desired. ' " '

your committee are arranging for meetings that I should be communicated with, as there are certain districts which have contributed liberally to the fund and which I think so far as possible should have an opportunity of hearing the appeals and listening to the band. I have arranged with the bank that the Rev. Dr. Fullerton, President, and Dr. Goodwill, Honf Treasurer, jointly shall be authorized to draw cheques, and the Manager, Mr. Harrison, has asked that a formal resolution to this effect be adopted by the com- mittee at_its first meeting and an excerpt from the minute containing same forwarded to him.

At a meeting of the Newspaper Press Fund on

$106. 52, to your Society for the objects which 'I have riiiiflilg. :mul 'IDG

I am, Sir, etc. '

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those who have taken the laboring oar in t_l_1e_collection'

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_ Guardian Publishing

have handed over to Drl

- 106.7 seconded and carried:

_.lin ,paid out by cheque, said i’ ~Rev.~- Dr."Fullerton,

;l‘__"I,_am advising the Ma of Commerce to this effect '“" It was seconded and

Company, and also to the

Country in this time of st

thanks to the proper-official

Capt. T. Edgar McNutt, Hon. Secretary,

for $18.80 for the funds of

].` R. Burnett Esq.. ` "

Dear Sir,-I beg to _a

Goodwill, the Treasurer.

'T.

i The Provincial Patriotic assiduously in- the interests

ther the money handed over

jaundiced correspondent is

received a‘ny. remuneration either from the federal or

journal should in malice pri tardly_ libel on public men of

_Lic names, _ -» “fi __'l/fanagiiig Editor, .’ ~-`- _

now' belonging to the ‘Socie

` Managing Editor, , » 1

The Island Publishing Co., City.

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_ I

EDGAR MacNUTT,

_ Hon. Secy. P.

" ' pany, City

` ‘ _ " ~~ ‘ "4, . `_,'Dear Sir1--I-_.h_eg toaclhiowledge receipt of ‘your

favor-of the ‘5th inst.,._.encl.oslng`_ bank-book which I » ._ 1 Ga1_1liwill,1§re_¢¢liref.. _

'_--T' I'may say _that the following resolution wasmov-

Resolved, That any funds ty, or later received by it, cheques to be signed joint- President, and Dr. V. L.

L will, Treasurer, .ortheir dul elect essors .‘- " fwséf

y ed succ . of the Canadian Bank

as requested.

carried that the funds be

_accepted for the purposes and under the conditions set forth in your letter of the 5th inst._ ._

It was also seconded and carried that the thanks

of the Society be tendered to the Guardian Publishing

Newspaper Press Commit-

-‘tee for having been good enough to hand over to the Society this amount for the purpose of helping our

es .

s and strain _

' I would thank you,to_ 'k_i_ndly_convey .this vote of

s: '

-I am, Sir, etc., __ ` EDGAR `.MacNutt, _

' Hon. Secretary,

Provincial Patriotic Society.

-- l Charlottetown Guardian,

Charlottetown, November 9, 1915.

' The Provincial Patriotic Asso., City. Dear Capt. McNutt,-Please find enclosed cheque

your association. This is

the result of sales of the Guardian Patriotic Flag Pins.

Kindly acknowledge and

Faithfully yours,

oblige, ,

J. R. Bumett,

l Managing Editor.

_ Charlottetown, P. E. -I. -ioth Nov, 1915.

owledge receipt of your

favour of 9th inst., enclosingcheque for $18.80, being contribution from sale of :Flag Pins to the P. E. I. Patriotic Society. Please accept my thanks for same.

I am to-day handing the amount over to Major

am, Sir, etc.,

E. `I. Patriotic Society.

Society has been working

'ofl recruiting since June'

last, and the work it has done and is doing “he who runs may read.” At the end of itstinancial year the Society will no doubt publish its balance sheet and the subscribers and others interested will then see whe-

to it has 'been judiciously

used and expended. The object of the Patriot and its

obvious It ublished a

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letter from Rev. Dr. Fullerton disclaiming that he had

for his patriotic labours

local governments. They

now wish to insinuate that the Rev. doctor and those associated 'with him are remunerated from the funds of the Patriotic_Society. “The shame is that a public

nt” such a mean and das- high repute and probity.-

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: According to the figures

number, but iii does riot by

purchases have been brou depotginear New York and

they would .be given a. few

shipped off to England or

time. _

_ -` NOTES

published by the Unitcd

`S_tates_Department of Agriculture, it is estimated that up toithebeginning of September representatives of the Allies had bought in America. more than 425,000 horses-or rather draft animals, as many mules are included in the total. This seems a considerable

any means exhaust the

supply, _there being approximately 2i,ooopoo horses afid 4,oiJ`o,oo0“"_mules in the

country. Most of the~ t from the ranches to other large cities, where days’ rest, and-then be France about i,ooo at a

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[lvl] ASILECTIOIS

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Furnlahad

by W. Lollolh

HOHl

WABTI OF WORDO." '

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ly Walt* Mann.

explained above, and Mr.. Cotton, the Hon. Treas .. ,_ 'L' xnguh u me " ' `

,urer, was instructed to sends cheque for that amountf gf’ ,pa¢¢._"_1i-Ile, lunar ,1_,,1<,_~,_»',,§ __,. . to Dr. Goodwill. Any additional sullleflpliom of con- .tgllill ;°;‘}.2,_3§,,,';’:',§ _

trihutions that may be sent us we shall either pay ';ii`t1o _ _ _ exorbni a tfioilsht' l- _____ ~,_.<-1 _ _ _ _ .1 the Society's account or/send a cheque for same t_0 _»-_ll MQ wfy stllldlfd FICEOIY, _sl¢kV|“Q, No Be . or Goodwill. ,_ ___g__ ; .,n¢_ilq:1_ iiaaiatgs __ - __ - 1 _

nail feel much obliged if you will a¢lm°w_i¢<l¢¢_`. aim to on _.__ < Q .. _. fafnaapmlmy ‘ ' w¢,,....1~|,;,' gm ' 'pw no

_having received this money and havingqgeed--tom '%|7,°¢,_h°u=¢¥§m¢¢_' ,wh ’ _‘ ‘ ’ ` : 1. 1- jg,ybu:¢;||

terms on which it is handed over to you` indllbu " 'Qs -MP ` M" _ _ __ _ '_ _ - ble!! _ ' ,_ _ -. _ sh, ment. __ ___ __ _ __ um; ravft! Will# v .. __'__,_,- .- ,_,,__~.__. _ _ ._ ._ . _

J iz BURNETT

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tion ls a treat; a man may have a voice as sweet as mociilngblrds or llnnets. but he becomes li dreary hors ii he~is elocuting more than twelve or fifteen mln- utes. Coiidenlie, my friends; again, condense; dmi't let the words outweigh the senile. in speeches or in writing; boil down your lec- turer or your screed, and all tile' folks who hear or read will tind your work invltlnr.

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-nliolise

Plenty of Grey, Rea and Khaki rr I Q1.

'Flannel ,

I English Flannelettes in stripes _and plain, suitable for night shirts, pyiam-

'Vh-. /` I 5"

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_ Twill cotton, single and double _ _ width. ~ Slim, 1 i

Blankettlng for Convalascent -_ _ .alll BUTTER! CK PATTERNS FREE ,{,~'“, ..._

for all kinds of Garments suitable for ,f 1 »_

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Red Cross use. _ ' `

' Knitting Yarns . __ _ f i Red cross lmltlers will and PAT

ON’S. yarns the best, in Grey and

‘Khaki, suitable for Socks, Mufflers, .

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Balaclava Caps. Seven in one Crochet l . Garment, also Berling Wool for caps. ,~ j ' Wristlets and Mufflers. Knitting need- ' .

-1 kms Ci;_<3iet giooklg gone and sifeel __

g s_ or e ross woi at ff.. _ .Hg

_Special prices.

A PATON’S

PHONE 9-6 I

Victoria Row / Charlottetown. P. E. Island

Nom- ~ ' f.

Also ready-to-wear Military Ties, Socks, Body Belts,

Hankerchiefs, Underwear, Pyjamas at special holiday prices. PATONS. ' ~

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GREECE'S ATTITUDE T0 BE

VERY BENEVOLENT.

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Every once in a while one hears

of a frank football coaclrwho 'admits his teiini has li chance to win. '

LONDON, November S.- A Times' -i ' Athens dispatch says after taking the Advice to women: If you 'love oath Premier Shoulohdis declared your husband, do not scrutinize him th l: h ti t tl el lille I `ls ll

oo ~os y w is ea ng. Watching a nian eat is the_ heaviest

a e proposes to observe an at -

tude of very benevolent neutrality to-

ward the entente powers. cross love has to bear.

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. Get Your Stoves Now----Take

Advantage of the Big, Savings

just a little while longer-a week or_ so at the uery mes

and our Big Stock-Reducing Stove Sale will be _over

The tim_e is here-the opportunity is_ your_s_t¢i_buy _high

quality heating and cooking stoves at a big saving in price

If you are going to take advantage of this sale, you must

decide quickly and act at once. `

imagine getting it Silver Moon Get a good Range now. if it

Burner at such prices as these: has been the price thht has kept

you from owning a. good kitchen range, you have not that reason now. For you can get at this sale, the celebrated Capital Favorite

Ranges at` about the same price as n dl ki gstove.

No. 10, $12.00. Noo. 11, $13.00 No. 12, $15.00.

and remember, it is the .same Silv-

er Moon, with iiill the improved a or nary coo n points and patented features, only Then, there are other good rang- prlced low to clear out, and clear

out fast, during this sale.

Fennell & Chandler,

es here, and everyone has been cut in price to clear out quickly.

'ECSTQN FISI-I AQS 1

_ A. H A L E Y & C0

Successors to H. B. JOYCE & C0. _

Commission Merchants s

Fresh and Salt Fish and Canned Goods. I

Conalgnmenta Bollolted Daily Raturlla

_ 176 Atlantlc Ave nue, BOSTON. '_

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New Yerk F'I'¢h Ads. `

I N. S. Gates Go.,

Wholesale Commission

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