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All our Potato _Baskets re made for us ritlht here nP.-E Island on contract nd of the strongest* and est material obtainable

Wire” Basket

Halt' and one Bushel Cap-

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Gun Metal Boots

` Kid Boots »

Tan Boots

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vtill fird tis with a fresh supply of all pickling necessities. lt will be to your advantage to come to us for these wants and you will be sure to or-t them fresh. We have the English Essence of Vinegar xi- 40C ner bottle.

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lSl.ANl`iA'l`Il'l.E’l`lCS IN TIIE WAR

_-"l'~ E_ Island Athletes in thc (lroat War," is the title of a in-ight breezy little volume written and pub- lished by Mr_ James Coyle, forenlxm jf .thc iiiechanfeul depunmem of me PM rim. MF- C0Yl0 W-ho ia himself on olr_- lluie toqtiiu-ii en-thusthst it degervm M he’~il'W Ctmgratulutions liideed on his enterpr’se in getting out such 3 Ll_B_€f\|l compendium of valuable infor. ml!¢l0¥l concerning so many of thc stalwart young sons of the Island Pro-

when -the' call ot' duty' came, piigitimg aside tlteir clierishetl contests on tlif_»

vcstigating these "ads.”

CU|T--Ml‘.J.D..Seaman of Charlotte- lowll will Dfetlch on tSundi1y -Sept. 29th in tho interest of the Bible Soc- iety at Lower Montague in the morn- ing at 11, -Sturgeon 2.30 and Month. Elle 7 p. m.

MR_ MCLURE IN NEW YORK.-

M\°_ Chester McI..ure inanuger of the P. E__lsland Fur Sales Board writing under date of Sept_ 23rd from New Yo- rk says: war conditions _are very evid-

npaign is now on Auction sale opene tliiis morning with a good attend-anc

vince h . -

w o so gallantly resl"»0nded viii iiere_ The fourth Iyibenty Loan cn.-

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i`leItl.~i if rivalry to take up the sterne, eniitlicts in the great battle tot, uw' preserva-tinit ofthe woi'ld's liberty iii Wllliilllllg it list of -the island boys whose nantes were t'ztiiri»liar in ~t.lio annals of amateur tiitliletit-s in tho Province and who have gone forth cnibued with the "play the gaine" -spir. ll liijihiiretl no doubt to a large degree ln those strenuous contests ol’ pre-wir il1\.\`»~1» Ml". Coyle has indeed perioi-nied a useful service The booklet is coo I-iirsly illustrated with splendid por traits ot' those sons of Abegwe-lt who hiivc shed lustre on the-lr Island home Sonic of these have lnld down their lives on the fieltl' of honor; many have siil`i'ei~etl wounds and d-isableineiit and the lierol-iiii and devotion to duty ol' i|i|'tii it iitiiirlici' has Won for them rp. rni,iil.tioii iii -the form of iiiedals anti tlct-oi'ti|loiis t`roni the lieatlif of liatioiis.

'l`li- bpolt rnirttiiiiii zi. lengthy and In sp‘.'liig iiiti'0dti('lioii i'einiii:tceiit oi' the b_\'-t','iiie tiuys when these llerooe help ‘ul in inttko life at hoiiic inore iiiitei'e.~ii-

ini, :ind stiiiiitlzit-iiig_ The bool: lii‘iiig>i' up the fliinifziilz wlnit are tho boys oi today iloiiiig to keep alive the athletic l`-ii-es which were kindled by the boys nt' other days? Football and cricket

\.bi"i.ig and cii;ztret.te smoking? lt is to

__-'he hoped Mr. Coyle's i|n»tei'esting and

-valtiable work .will cause some think- ‘ing to be (title and result -in the awake- iiin;' ol'=ilie spirit l`or good clean athlet- lt-,= in thc |ii‘ovInce_ The book ‘it is hop- ed will meet with a good deiiirtiid irnni the |iitl>l‘ic. lt it;-i on s-'.ile at the

init-:<~toi‘es_ A proportioii oi’ the pro- cetls go to ptitrlotic purposci:-tlti= purchase ol' comforts for the boys ."over tliere_" ‘

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This is to certify that I have used

MINARUS LIN-IMENT in my family for years, and consider it the best linlment on the market._I have found if excellent for horse flesh.

(Signed)

W. S. PINEO.

"Woodlands," Middleton, N. S.

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` Scientific Prescrip-

tion Service

When you are sick enough

to require the s ~ivi_c-=s of a Physician you certainly need the very best treatment that he can give. He cannot give you the best unless his prescriptions are compound- ed from pure, fresh drugs.

Our Prescription ` Department

is equinped wii t h drugs, chemicals, etc., of highest purity and potency. and all compound ng 1s_ done by a skilled Pharmacist.

No better Prescriptl ‘ n St-.rvice can he had nv-\ where, and no Druilgi-‘t can put up Pregc iptions at Lower Prices, a n d Guarantee A b sol u te Purity, ,

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I . ‘ Dar. Kent and Prince Street:

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01' l>\1Ycrs_ During the morning session the Liberty Loan coniiiii-ttee of the Fur Trade had' the first innings A Million and.a half was subscribed iii 'i few minutes. The goal set for t/lie "ur trade here is seven millions and

will be easily' reached_ The Fur Trade is an essential business Good large offering of silver Fox, viz 380 skiins 'if varied quality should realize from ten dollars up to $500. Before this le_t- ter reaches you silvers will be sold, will adv-ise you iinmediately_ Oiie could not fail -to be impressed with

,‘;\>ioli=ne on Sundays, not ii: single into could be seen on -the streets here_

MONTAGUE METHODIST CIR-

"»_iiree cartls‘g-aniej’ He was taken in the act of relieving; a. vlci":ii of $20_

,Hn was fiineil $50 and the owner of ‘tho $20 got his money back.

HOME FOR BURIAL.-/Phe re-

iiitiliis of the lute Margaret B. Emery daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. P. ll. Emery, Wood islands, arrived in (llinrlottetown lost night by express accompanied by her uncle Mr. John A. Munn of Boston. The funeral of the late Margaret B. Eriiery will take til-:ce on Monday, September 30, at

l t p. in. from 'the home of her par-

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GALLANTRY REWARDED.- Mr.

.Liiiies itusli of this city received at letter yesterday informing that his son Corporal Lemuel Rush of the 13th 'Battalion has been promoted to Ser- lszeunt and has been recommended for iii" Military Medal. This gilltlhi lyoiing oilicer left iChttrlottetowii as a _nrivnte with the 105th Battalion and two years ago was transferred to the _iliili where he hits 'been continuously :iii duty since witliout furlough. l-le has two other brotliers on active ser- 'ice one training in England url the

lcrirn of his deserved success.

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I ‘ , LOW PRICES:-Shop where you SALE OF STOCK AND IMPLE

_,.,,_,__________ _ entru` A can secure the biggest variety and Maura.-Attention is china to the

"""""" ‘ ~‘-'-‘ff-'-"--'-'-::.-_--_-e._-I-are¢-,,_._._._._._.,_.,,,, lowest pi-logo, H61m\n'|, gummergldo advertisement in this isgug Q( the “|43 A A

'T PAYS to buy gn tm. pmvmcm ! IN THE _SLASSIFIED CQL_ _ 1620-9-26M3i. of stock and implements on the farm

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'mem wi‘i;“‘g _ B°af<l"\"" =‘_<iv¢rti=@-, euuico Anrrsnwriius-o.-officer iett. which mites piece Monday sep- 7 few bo d "Eg _YOU business for Doyle yesterday iirr ted a man nani- temher 30th. ’ 165-9~28M1ipd.| y

F" °S€¢ Us l0C11Ie before ui- en itosenai at the i<:xh<ii»tnon grounds --.- _ ' _ _

who was playii-ng what is known ns a LYCEUM THEA-I-RE___ Mn Luw_ 8 "__

formerly owned by Mrs Lottie Mal

renee Lynch the gifted pianist at the Lyceum Theatre. Prince .itreet_ de- lighted a largemudlenec last evening. Tonight and this aiternoon he will be lieurd in sn-me choice musical] selec- tions nt the Lyceum, Priiico Stieet. \ - 1662.

RACES TODAY.-The .hnlaiice of

the two races advertisel for yester- day and the two clause, naiiiely Free for All Pace and the 2.19 trot and 2.22 Pace win he run on iotihy. White

Sox arrived in Charlottetown last night and will take part iii the Free :for All Pace. This is the race when

Iii great attempt will :be made ts- low- er the track record for the sum of $100 offered for so dzliiig. The races will begin at one o’c-lock.

The following telegram has been

deceived by Mr. George A. hlcliinis ot` this city.

"Ottawa, Sept. 26th, 1918. 22-

o55_ Sincerely regret to iiiforni you 2040168, Pte. Joseph Frederick Mc- Iiiiils. iii-faii=ii'y, officially reported wounded and missing Aug. 28th, Director of Records."

Pte. Mclnnis is a brother of Pte.

William Francis Melniils, recently re

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i ti' 't~ i . he Da rome BD" t of the Auto ownels Hiller M Alderfihoti N' S' 5e""t'1 ported missing or killed. Pte. Jos. l prlzas I' C- ¢J y

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m regqrd 0 the vo Umar) suv ng 0 ltusli is only in his 20th year .intl his; “emma was in the 25”, Bmm“0n_ 'V-iatlmt.

i-iemis here wiii be very pleased I0 hint his brother in the tzuti. l _

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closest possible prices.

We solicit Your patronage and assure you of sat-

ymgrclclmvle here tor it , We mean bY_ this that the variety is solarge. the flU3'“Y °f materials used and the superior makes re- presented here as well as the different models §h0vm_ all give the most particular

it mana choice in which he cannot fail to be

\ pleased. _ t

Then the prices are not extravagan _

You will expect to pay more for giods of this clsas because you know we sell

Only the Best Makes

We have built our business on selling

the best gaods in the trade and you are

- assured ot satisfaction when buying h9“'=‘-

0V§R(lilOPi'I`S for young men, middle

~ men.

, agedpgigine lglliigks, Greya, Fancy Mixed

T d I dCheviot Clot S.

t “.]e§’risc;‘$15 00 to $29.00. Let US fit SCU

to one very soon.

Boys’ '81 Youths'

Overcoats

dl e for all the different

agestillotgqulalllyaggod in style and value as

the ll/wiesriltslour new Clothing Department now located on first fins I '

ing uilall Stuck t.

We are now daily opening up ship-

ments of the New Fall Stock in many sections of the store, and while for some departments the goods are a little sl0w in being delivered, we cannot find any fault with the Ladies’ Ready-to-wear.

The New Coats have _been coming

along in splendid style and the way we have been sending them out wf-i ld vo t-i show that our CUSTOMERS ARE WEl_.L PLEASED WITH THEM. New ship- ments by express every day or so, how- ever, keep the stock well up to HIGH WA'l`ER MARK and f we feel assured you will End the coat here you are look- ing tor when you come to buv. If you have not already visited onr NEW AND RFMODELLED LADIES' DEPART- I\’lEN'l` we w.iu'd urge you to do so at your -first convenience. It is' not only the BF/w"I` OF ITS KIND IN THE PROVINCE, but the showing of HIGH- GRADE COATS, S U I T S. DRESSES. WAISTS and other wearablts is not surpassed anywhere within easy reach. We would Just like you to put this st: t >- ment to the test. Why not come early? First choosing is often most satisfactory.

New Fall Hats and S @& V Sweatgr Cgats

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Latest blocks and colors in New Fall Hats ‘ * for

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Our customers are well pleased with our tnew ».

Grocery and business has been exceptionally nood since

our move. You will find this department _not only one -

of the most up-todate in the province. _With Plfnfy Of y

light, room and fresh air, but our aim is to keep con- , stantl stocked with the newest; and freshest goods at i 51 gg

.nd price.

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1 ' ' W -'i to procure the best that 'he market affords in this lim,

r , . l., Ind we feel cnnfi -t nt that we hiv b en succemiul W0 fi f. if ‘.;§` would be plea>ed to hive you cot them over at votll’ earliest opportunity Prices are riuht and in many ci ,A better than you will find elsewhere in accordance ‘dill ` quality. See them in i-ents Fur: ishings Departmmt.