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i5OI'l€ Of the things that conf Joined the B. C. Light Horse and .oy_

tributes largely to our en]

IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

dere Links on Vlcdiicsday, October 7,

_ OFF FOR THE FRONT.- Mr. Will- ilm W. Mclntyre son of the late ln- spector Mcliityre of this city lg an.

gther home lslander who has felt “ly s ca_ll. Mr. Mclntyrc, who was in British Columbia when the call came

now on his way to the front.

ment, while it gges up largely _'wi-Iv BRITAIN is AT w/ini The

GOLF.-The reguiar monthly round Fund which was called for

Sept. 29th

of me L- G- U- Wm be Dlllyed at Belvi- in Afton Hall, West Rivei‘,‘ but was-

AFt_MY FlELD SERViCE.- The

meeting of the Army Field Service

postponed on account of inclement weather will be held on Saturday next. the 10th, at ‘l p. m. The speak- ers will be Major Bartlett, Mr. I). Nicholson, M. P., Rev. Dr. Fullerton and others.

A NARROW ESCAPE.-What might

have been a fatal accident .occurred .in Mt. Stewart on Saturday evening, lthe Zlrd of October, when Herbie, the S year old son of Mr. James Dunn. fell

causes and the Issue set out iii bri

in smoker le3.VeS form from the diplomatic correspon

genil warmth to the occu

ants of the house.

p_ ei_ice_ and speeches of Ministers,

Sir Edward Cook. Beginning with Se via and the Austrian ultimatum, also much useful data. Price only 10c.

We Can Supply y0L1 with Everyone should have a copy. Leave

the best Coal at the lowes

t your order at Carter’s Bookstore.

et' into _the well. The little fellow was <1- winding up a pail of water and likely

by it was too heavy for him and he tuni-

r- bled in. His,inother being near run

to the well horrified. to know what happened. But the boy hall presence of mind to climb into the bucket and his frantic mother wound him up the

price. -

Orden your supply today.

A A Pickard & Co

Phone 240 Ch’town

ers ltcst Sabbath School, $11.50. M.

$1.50.

3907-10-(nun.

ooNATioNs Rscsiviao.--Mr. H.

, (lrusinaii, West Cape, 50 ms, iviiiiia

(-9105. Milton. $1.00. James Luddeii, ('11)/. $1.00. D. S. M(-Qiiiirric, l.. (). 1..

40 feet which is the demLof _the well. By the time the'neighb'ors got to the spot the boy \vas on terra firiiizi

(iraswell, Treasurer of Mt. Herbert'uiid, though quite chilled and shaken Orphanage acknowledges with thanks up, none the worse of his fall.-L the following donations:-Silas ltay- ---_- ' '

_I_§0l', Grdenniount. $100,000. _Major FREE _CANNlNG.-Mt. Stewart and

owiisend, Suiiimerside, for 'lravcll- surrounding districts are doing splen-

L. didiy for the Belginii'- llelici’ Fund.

Nearl ever one tailed on li the col

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lectors have subscribed clothing and

lt. Clark is canning frec. Several boys _of the village have volunteered their ,services in the factory and two good

£--'-1'-in

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J carcases will be put up on Monday thr

Home Decorating

You cant be comfortable

home with dingy walls and cei

COAL

alt Best

ings, any more than you could

with shabby clothes in public.

We are Painters and Decorators

and would like to renovate that -IN-

room you overlooked earlieri

the season.

Phone 280-L

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island City Paintingfo

203 Kent Street

“ Chesnut foi Base

Burner

_ Stove and Egg for the Furnace

Also All kinds of

Good Soft

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Do not forget to ur fish supplies fr s. We can assure fentire satisfaction his line.

Ch'tovm Fish fiipply Co. Phone 3173 40-] .Grafton Co

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Coal _ AT__

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Coal Yard

Prince St. Wharf

IIORBON & DUFFY Barrister: and Attorneys

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Anthracie

Geo.E. Full’s

Solicitors for Royal Bank ol Oanlh

5th. Some chicken is being given also and will bc canned. The Guardian re-

coinnieiiils this as a capital idea which inight he acted upon by several can lllllg factory owners. What would make ii better gift to the llelgians than choice canned beef?

WEDDING BELLS.-At the chapcl

oi’ Notre llainc Acadeiny at 6.30 o'i-.locli yesterday niornlng thc marriage took place of Miss Olive (Took, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. li. Cook, city, to Mr. Samuel l<`. Doyle, ll. A., of the (lustoiiis Iluparimcnt, (‘harlottetown. ltcv. llr. G. .l. McI.cllnii oilicinted. The ciioii oi’ thc Academy rendered approprinti selections very sweetly, whilc Mr. W. J. llrown rendered Schuhert's l‘ntcr Noster in his usual capable iiiuiiiier 'l‘hc bride, who was given away hi hor brother, i\Ir. \\'. (1. (‘ook, was :il 'tired in ii blue travelling suit. 'l`lie couple .were uiiziiteiiilod. After thc <-orciiioiiy the wedding party left by nutoinobilcs forthe railway station wlicre the bride and groom were greet- ed with showers of rice and confetti from their numerous friends. They left on ii wedding trip to St. John, Sydney and llalifax. The presents were iiuni orous and beautiful.

RED CROSS FRIENDS.--The fol-

lowing amounts have been collected in Hopelleld for the Wonieii’s Pntriotir Associatioii towards aiding the P. IC island Brunch ol the Red Cross So- ciety, by Mrs. Murdock lVizicl’liee aiu. Miss ltettn Tooinbs: Mrs. Angus Mac Phee, $1.25, 3 pairs socks and 2 pillow crises; Mrs. l~`inl:iy Mncl.eaii, 1.25, 1 sheet and two pillow cnses; Mrs. Jas. MacDonald. 1.25, 3 pairs socks; Mrs Captaiii lloniiell, 2.25, 1 lshcet, 1 paii socks and 2 pillow cases; Mrs. Join: Livingstone, 1.25, 2 pairs socks: Mrs Duncan Blue, 2.25. Mrs. A. J. MacDon aid, 2.00, Mrs. Murdoch Macl’hee, 1.25 Mrs. Rhoderick MacKay, 1.25, Mrs, Allan Macl"liersoii. 1.25, Mrs. Ben). Machlnclicrri, 1.25. Mrs. John A. Blue

_ __ bedding while $140 has been suscrib- 1 1_3liS, $10.00. ltulicn Barrct lpcr) ltev. od In cash. This amount and pcrhzips G. Oriiinn, $o..o. J. J. llcthune, City, more is to be spent iii beef which Mr.

1.25. Mrs. Hector MacNeill, 1.00, Mrs. Sarah lluell, 1.00, Mrs. Alexziiidcr Fra

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Get HER Chocolates Here

She'll appreciate "her" chocolates a_ll the more,

if she knows they came from the MacKinnon Drug

Co., because she knows liness-she knows that

that we are cranks on cle an- we geta fresh supply week-

ly-and she knows they’ll be right in every respect.

‘ ` Try it and see.

MacKinnon Drug Company

Cor. Great George and Kent Sts.

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. . Millions of plugs the best.

` Hiekey & Nichiiison rob. co.

Llrnlted

. Manufacturers

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sold yearly. Because it is

Phone 345

i F ire Insurance ._ A Necessity

Then insure in

good strong stock compan-

, 1¢|, which never contest an honest claim such

as is represented by

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4-,mill 1- ' - ° _ ' _ ,, _,, __ ,teiown gn ffhnrsday october 15,1914.

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Smoke and Chew

ckeys Twist Tobacc

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ser, 1.00, Mrs. John Fraser. 1.00, Mrs. Angus Smith, 1.00, Mary A. Macllon uid. 1.00, Mrs. Ora l\lunn, 1.00. Mrs. James Boyne, .T5, Mrs. David Mclfar lane, .25. Total uniount, $25.75. The above :iniount has been handed over to the Women's Patriotic Association of Little Sands.

HORSE NOTES.-Mr. llainmond

Kelly, tlie` well-known niid popular liorseiniiii of Southport, returned on Suturday evening from Sydney, N. S.. where be successfiilly raced his trot- ting stallion, Mayor Todd, 2.181/4. Todd won two iirsts, the classes in which lic so siicccsstiilly conipetcd lining the tlircc-rriinutc trot and the tliree-inin- nic trot and pace. Mayor '1‘odd and Hilrln S. were the only Island-owned liorscs that competed at the meeting. llildn was ns successful as the :ital- lion. She was- driven by Peter (lon- roy to victory in three events-2.19 class and two free-for-all races. The 2.24 class was won by~liob Mac, form- erly owned in-thin province. it is iiotowortliy that of thesix races which cornprised the programme of thc meet- ing, llilda S. and Nirtyor 'l‘od<l lioiwccii thcni accouiited for ilvc iirsls, wliilc the sixth race was wnii by a horse that was bred in this lslziiid. The vic- tories oi° tho Island horses this your arc shining in turf history. lt. is with- out parallel the most successful your the turf representatives of this pro- vince havc evcr had. They have proved an immense advertisement for this country, and their-owners will doubtless b'c encouraged by the suc- cess which they have achieved in this great sport. As to the Sydney ineet- ing. the weather was cold and con- sequently the nttendaiice was not very large.-Gracie Mac. 2.22%, owned by R. J. King, of Sydney, will bc sont over to the lslnnd this fall to he bred to 'Mayor Todd, 2.18%. Grace was bred and formerly owned in this pro- vince.--An ice circuit is tallied of for the coming winter months. Sydney horsemen are getting. ready several

good ones, including Otto Oakes, 2.17%, Billy and Wal er 'J., 2.08%.

::’l‘he Island Condition Powder con-

tains only the finest ingredients and is made according to the formula of an eminent veterinary. For 15 years lt has stood the test and today it is in greater demand than ever. Feed lt and get results. 25c. full pound pack- age. 200. pound in quantities. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. intl.

::ST. LAWRENCE SILVER BLACK

FoX C0., LTD.,-A Meeting of the .shareholders of the St. Lawrence Sli

er Black Fox Co., Limited, will be held in the office of the Company, Chiirlot-

at the limir of #WU D in

sé _ l_._ gp _ _ _ 7 J _ i W :r_____ g_ _ 1 I-1%. _ 1

S Coffin will preach at Orwell lica

vice.

evening. Oct. 7, a dance will be hcl iii---Pownal Hall in aid ot' the llri Cross Fund. A good cveiiing's enioy ment is assured all who attend. 5915

tober meeting ot' the (Tlydc ltiver Wo

at 3.30 p. m. All are requested to at tend.

or more men are rcqucstcd to ntteiii a meeting tu-night in Miss Goriuiiii's Hall, formerly thc Owls Hall, nt S o'clock sharp. 5921.

-JUDGES.-Ilorses tit the Priiir

County Exhibition held in Suincrsii

satisfactory and thorough manner. The owners particularly appreciated getting the judging through with the first day, as it gave them an oppor- tunity to show their horses to pro- spective purcliascrs and to sec the other Ilepartineiits ot' the exhibits. Mi* Horne wzis.<lcliglitcd with thc finality oi' the horses, especially thc iiiiires und the foals. lie cmisidcrs ihiit great improvement is being nnidc iii tho breeding _of draft liorscs iii l’rincc County. The two-your-olds and ilircc- yczir-olds were very liziril to bent. Mi' llorne also took opportunity to visit

impressed with the quality of th swine and the sliccp. l-le thought lli cattle were not us good as they should have been, lint the i`ruit, part1cniarl_ Llie plnins, were very much above

iverage.

THE PRINCE EDWARD.-The

iniierlativcly line i»i‘ogrniiiiiic ui. tlic Prince Edward Tlicnire last. night lrew packed liousos, and those wlio_ .irrived late for ii. tinic had to be .zonteiit with standing rooiii_ Sonic- hing unusiinl iiiid cxcepiioiizilly ex- 'ellciit was produced iii tour reels en- 'itled “ The ('riIsadcrs, or Jcrusnlein

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icuiitilul scciicry :ind iii:i|.;iiil'ici.-iit ihoiogrnpliy; the colour blonrliiig in hc war sceiics was cspocinlly good. \n iiprourioiis izoiiii-:l_i', which hroiiglit orth niucli lnii;;l\\ci', was “'l`1int's -“air Eiioiiglif" 'l`linl thc serial pic- iire, " l.ucillc l.o‘.'c," is hi-coiiiiiii.: cx- irciiicly popular \\'n:i inzido iiiaiiilesi Inst night when, on boiiii.: projccioil. t was grccicrl with loiiil zippliiiisc. The “Girl of Mysler_\"` was escaping from l.olioi|iie's riinch in nil niiloiiio- bile, with the losl papers in her pos-

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Take a Tonic

one Up Your System'

Cold Weather

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The long hot summer has robably left you in a run- own condition. If you hav hat tired feeling and ar without ambition for wor or play, you are probabl ot suffering from any par- cular disease, but from a eneral sluggish condition f all the organs of the ody. To overcome this con- ition take

Our Compound Hypophosphites

It increases the appetite,

causes Zbetter assimilatio and by_ its action hastens th expulsion of waste matte from the system. Now is good time to take this toni and get your system i shape before cold weathe arrives.

Price $1.00 a bottle Guaranteed and sold by

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Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drug Store Cor. Kent & Prince Street

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Coigates Makes Shaving Easy

Colgates shavin stick is a

pure, white soap, Tdelicately perfumed; contains healing medicinal properties.

It has a smooth creamy

lather that quickly softens the sliffest bear -paving » the way fora pleasant shave.

Price, per stick 25c.

The Two Macs

. ' ,' ( and Orwell Churches, next Sabbath, Oct. 11th, at the usual hours of ser- together with several excellent new

DANCE AT POWNAL.-To-inorrow ’

ORWELL CIRCUIT.-Rev. Frank session, with Lubeque in pursuit as

1 the instalnieiit ended. To-niglit " 'l`h»»,

Girl oi’ Mystery" will ugniii he put on,

reels headed by ii grand two-reel drunia, “ ltedeinptioii."

I A MONSTER DREDGE.-There is

:it present lying alongside thc _Yiiiriiic

` ‘wharf the dredge Mclioiigiilil, which ' is to do the dredgiii.i.' lor thc new

Ol' ii size fnr lnrger tliwii any drcdlae

INSTITUTE MEE-rlNG"_ The 00' is owned by the Monnrcii Voiistriictloii

` t‘o., Ltil., ol' Mniitrcail, “ho hzivc been

men's liistitute takes place in the , , _ ,_ ~ _, ,- , schoolhouse on \‘l’ednesday, Oct. 7th, U l i t ' dr ‘hm

.iwarded ic contra( oi .Ii-1 ci L, Ui ai size for lni'gor i!i.iii :iiiy drcilgc

` that has ever _vet hocii set-ii iii tliese

wziicrs, the i\lcl)oiigzilil is nt oiicc an object ut uiiiisunl iiitcimsi. Sonic

MASTER PAINTERS employing un” details io licr ci:piicii_\` will give strik-

I ing proof as to licr slice. Slie has ai

drcdgiiig capacity of 4.000 cubic yards daily. 'l‘he scow llizit torins part ol' lici r- I' inicni is .i iiioiisti-r 'l'lic

were judged by Mr .lolin Horne. oi' Winsme' who dm his work in a Vary tons ’l`lic biickcl goes io 'I dcptli ot'

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dredge is litted with liiiclict apparatus.

_(_: The bucket hiis zi czipriiziiy cliunl to

1'/2 yards, and holds about ll tons ol' inud, while its weight is nboui tcii

her uwii rlyiiiiiiiii. 'l`lw .Vlr‘l1oii,»:al which is coiniiianded by Capt. l eniie

is nl. pi‘»-sciit bi-iiii; iitteil out aiu] gi

longe und the lietiy il., boili bciii very; powcilul tugs, eripccinily ii latter.

\:1ls, \‘.l1l lic found lu bc a great :iid ;hi'cnkini.’ up it cough or a deopl settltd cv-lil. R°xaii Cherry ..i3ar Cough Syrnp is a pure and l_. irui_I\~s 1 o li roiiicdi toni iscfl ot \\’ild t hc

49 feet, and :it t'iill '.\'orkiiii; iiiczisiirc is capable oi' liiiiiig 15,000 tons oi' niud ai daiy. The iiiniii il\ri‘i'lck, vrliicli is of nizisslvc iron, is |25 i'f~»-I in lr-iiglli :ind wciglis about 00 Ions. ‘.\'iiilr~ ihv ilippi-r zirni is also 00 for-i long, with zi \\ci;:lit ul' about tons. 'l`li\- iii:icliiiir\i'_v is of the coiiipiiiiiiil lifiisiiiii: iyilc. and thc bucket is oiici‘nicfl iii :i I-iiigiv \\'ii‘c_ this being ri solid sic:-l vzilili-_ two rind ai li;i1t'iiichcs iii ili:iiiic:f\i'. ’l`lii- drciltrc is splciididl_\' pi'o'.'lil<~il nf: ri_:~:Ii‘i|:~. nr- coiiiiiiorlaiioii for Iii 1' |~i~i-iv. li.‘.'.'1»i‘1 qiiziricrs to ricr-oiiiiiiiiilaiio 615 iiicii Those iiiiaricrs are inn-<-lli-iillv iiiii-il

liiiicri nr: :ini io <li=i"\i,"4' ‘~i` iv - licntc stoiiiacli, and is giiziiriiitccil b

rough rcniodics sold .Ii thc sum

:;A iviferi-iflelvoi-'T Ar-ii\'

painil liaill on \\'»-.iiii-.-.ilzi\'. UPI. Till

.ii iii l$misli:i\'.' i`<.~iii'f llfiilrc ini 'l`li\1

li`::<ln‘.', (ici. .\'ii. iilci-liiizr tri licciii :ii

'."'0`p iii llcv ti ll 'l`i'.\'lor .liiilti

dredge, with clei-tricty, provided by

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arrived here ii l'cw days ago. She cnine lo tjliurlottetuivii from Pirztoii.

l where she put in from St Joh.. for the `purpos-~ ol' being coiiper-plzitcd. She

rcnd_\' for her ta-ik. \\hii»li begins tiliout tho oi..l ot' the present weolr. ’l‘lii.- work slie has ‘io co is to ilrcilge niioiii 12l0,0==il _\’ai'Lls, and 2' this, it is ex pecicil, she will he ciigagcd for ulioul live HI-c-lis. She wus Inixcil 1.. ihis ---- pori by two nteain ings, ihf Z\;Ii:'»c:il-

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“A tcasnoonful of this delightful

cough syrup, taken at l`rc<iiic'it i:itc_I'

in _V

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f ur v ' w . .-2 r_\' Bark. liuriiclioiiiiii, (`odcIiic bu- lphntc niqi Viiic'.uii‘ Siguill, :so con'

us to relieve, or iiiiiniqv buck. l-Inch bottle contains inorc tniiii inost

- , , ~ e price, 251'. l\lacl{innoii llruir t‘o.. (lor. Grcait George :ind l\ci\1 Streets. ‘lit

»lil SI-rvicc 1-`IIil|l uill lic liilfl iii

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THE GUARDIAN

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GOD GIVE US MEN.

God give iis uncut A time like this

'li-iiiniids

(.1 ii li -ni-\.<. strong niiiids, true faith.

and wiliiiiir liuii1l.~_

I hill; |~.\lcn wlioiii the spoils ol' office Cannot

buy;

Mon who posse.-ss op;-iions and a will: .\l1.-n who have iionor, nicn who will

iifil iir ;

\\'i|l"ll t‘l`r'fi'ltS.

\\'rniii;i<- iii sr~lt`;e=.li strife-lo! Free-

iluiii ive- pe.

‘.‘.`ro'ig rules the land and waiting jus-

licri :'l-~\\|i:<._

--lllivcr '.\'enilcll lloliucs.

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Ti-ti tons loved by four rorns for

` l`:-i- ;ii»~.1ic;ti.i<iiis ol l'utin:in‘s corn _ i

li'-'ti':\1'tr-i'. li y-.ii »\'n.rii. to cnrc c<.riii;

. "l’:itiii..--Vs" is the only thiiiif- try

ll-`ilv=~oi"iltl ‘Ind iiilii»i~: \-'i'l -'ii`.ili"i\ss iln». thi* l'l1\l\l'.'-ns" l""\\“tll'. `-'~\\‘- M All

other departnients ofthe 1.-nip. and wa; ____ ~______ um ________(____ ____ ___ ______ __________ ______________ ____U_)_m____“__,__ ,_1_,__!U,,_;_

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lately.

There are soft hats

all wearable styles-

at the HAT'l`ERIl`<1.

'l`l1El, “H./\TTERlE” at the l\ll".i\T’S STORF.

invites you very particularly to .=cet1ic_‘i:1r.d- ___ _ some new blocks that have been coming in __ |

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TRESS HATS

STETSON H/\'l`S FRANKLIN HATS.

' ' in very particularly slii_'or._o_;

vai iety-for this autumn is a great .soft hat season, there are smart new liiiglisii si.ll`l` hats-

Nl there are hats of every good block-and they are

Young men will appreciate the great assort-

ment of new colorings shown in this falls sliapes

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1 the l'1A'l"i`f.RlE olfcrs.

range of caps in P. IE. I

Older men will like the zissortirierit oi motl-

erate shapes-quiet styles-sober colorings that

ALL I-MEN will be pleased with the prices |

that tne IIATTERIE ol’l`crs on nice new fall hats.

THE SOFT HATS are 1.50 to 6.50,

THE STIFF HATS “ 2.00 to 5.00.

And then you know there is here the finest

The Busiest Store On Cliarlottc-:town’s Busiesl Street

lielivcred. The plioio-play, wliich it ,_ £9

must have cost :in cnornioiis ninouiit Q a £3

>i` iiioiiev to produce, \vus`rc|ilcte will -'s-. . sk.. .kr ' ‘f

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Get Your New Overcoat From

The Mears Store

CHOOSE YOUR NEW OVERCOAT wlic-rc you can see at

once just how f it is ,eoiiig to like--where you can icll before you leave the store whetlifvr you like it.

CllOf)F%l2 _YOUR NEW Ol/`l_<iRCO./\T where you can be

certain of getting thelast word in Qvercoat style _thc fit- and set-and swing that pcrfecl, tailoring ensures.

Cl1()OSE YOUR NEW O\/`l~IRCOA'l` at the MENS STORE

where you will pay strictlv “before the war” pnccs.

1\/ilvTI\.`*’S OVERCOATS $10, $12, $1.4, $17, .$20, $25,

MENS SUITS $3, $10, $12.50. $15, $16, 3320, $725.

BOYS SUITS $2.25, $2.50, $4.50, $5.75, $0.50, $7.50 up.

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