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° C'l`0llY LOAN ANNOUNCEMENT

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special low rates by *_"°'uW8»y to uharlottetown on Wednesday,

13th November. l'.i_nterta.inment in Opera House to ai1.visi- ~. tors 08-|1198 3-t_V1_°¢°I'y Loan Headquarters Office in, East- em '1-rust. Building ,where tickets can be had free of

gh3,l`g‘0. . ,\rriingeiiie11i.S llllvc been iniidc by the Provincial Execu-

tive of Victory Loan Oiiiiiptiigii and oiliciuls of the railway for we-L-itil excursion rutes ut single first class ftires, return good Un folloiving day ot issue. Trains on Wetliiesdtiy 13th, Novetii- I buf, t'roin dii't`erent points as t`ollows:-

action. t

The 'liite Mr. James Cairns was ii

son of Mr. Thomas Cairns. Kisiikora. His oldest son Cpl. Gordon Cairns, 26 years old lost his right arni at Pass- chandaele. James wus 21 years old when killed and Carl wouiiiied, Aug iatii in right foot is new in ni., i-i-of

liospital in England. He enlisted with _

FARES ON REGULAR MORNING TRAINS FROM ’lhe _105th crossed to England and :tt-

5U,\-l.\lERS1DE,v CAPE '_l‘].tAVERSE,V ELM11tA, SOURIS, UEORGE'1‘OWi\, AND MURRAY HARBOR TO t,`1lARLOT-

ter two months was tui-ned clown. lic

‘came home and went out' west and

TE,1,U“yN UN NVEDNESDAY 13th fenlisted uguin going over to Pi~un<-e

SUMi\1ER»SlDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1.70 KENSINGTON .. .. __ _ L45

` FREETOVVN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1.25

EMERALD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 1.1.3 BOR1)EN........ ____1_55 BRADALBANE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 1.10 HUNTER RIVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... T0

I NORTH WILTSHIRE . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 60

SOURIS .~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ '-1.10 'l‘IGNIS1_r1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ 4.10

_ ALBERTON ...... __ _ 3150 I BLOOMFIELD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . 23.35 I O’LEARY _ 3,15 , PORT HILL _ __ 2,49

WELLINGTON . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . 2.10

T,” MORELL ..... ._ .120 ~ MT. STEVVART . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 80 GEORGETOWN . . . . . . . . 1.70 MONTAGUE........... . 1.70

MURR-AY HARBOR . .. . . . . . . 1.70 MURRAY RIVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . 1.65

' VERNON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 65

PROPORTIONATE FARES FROM STATIONS i\'O',|

l\`A.\ll‘}D. ALL FARES ABOVE ONE DOLLAR 1NC`LL'I)l; \\'A_R TAX. A ,

THE OUT-GOING TRA1N FOR TH E EAST ANI

MLTRRAY HARBOR \\"ILL BE 1-IELD ONE HOUR O.\ \\' E DN ES DA Y AFTERNOON.

This will give all in above Districts an oppoi'tiiiiit_v ti

_c0|iie‘ to \'ictor_v Loiin Heudqiiuiici-s, Chiirlottetowii and_ get ony i`u1'ther int`oriiiation desired as to the purcliiisc of “Yit- tory Bonds. ” The Executive find that in some Districts pt-opi~ wiio have money to iiivest tire- tlesiroiis ot' i'urther explain. tions with regiird to the Loiin. ~

Any one can make iipplicutioii direct ut the Heatlqii:ii'tei-_

Uiliee or iit any bank.It is the desire of the Proviiicial Executive to have everything possible ziri'iinged so that the Victory Loan in l’. E. island will receive the lietirt_\ 'co-operzitioii oi' ull :intl this is necessary to iniikeii the success it should be. The enlist is jiist, the security absolute. All nations, including Ciiiiiitlu need money. ' "

Tile present hi_:,"li-pr-ice beiii_-,,i' i'eeei\'ei,l for fiirm products

depends upon our people lieiiip; able to buy tln-ni. This they eziiniot do unless our ii'niiii1ftict\ii'ei's :ire kept giiiiig. To en- sui~r~ this the Dominion Goveriimeii_t must have nioney» Sub scribe to the Victory Loan ziiitl help-supply the funds to kee] biisiiiess on the move.

When you buy ii Victory Bond, even at Fii`i_v Dollar one--A

_von ure helping Ouiiitdai-yoii are 'doing' ii reiil service to yoiii

country. A » All are invited to come to the City, visit Victory Loan

l-ieiidquiirters take in the free entertziiiiment at the Opera'

llousc. Everyone is asked to eo-operate in niaking VVcdnesdu_v next, “Special Victory Loan Day,” ii grand success. C. H. B. LONGWORTH, Uliairinaii Provincial Executive, . J. P. GORDON, Chairman Publicity Committee.

Footwear for . O ' DOLLAR DAY

This year we are making thi-

the greatest DOLLAR DAY ever.

BARGAINS [N EVERY DEPT.-

Men`s working boots worth 4.50

~ for $2.95

M<‘.n's box calf boots worth 4.5")

‘ for 395

M<»n's fashionable kid b00ts ‘

° worth 7.00 for 4 95

Men's comf rt boots, cushion

soles regular 4.75 f~r 3 9_5

Men’s pebble boots for working

I ' worth 3.50 for 2.95

Men’s button boots, patent and

gunmetal, many styles to choose from 2.03

Misses’ high top kip boots

I worth 2.75 for 2.95

B0y's strong kifi boots worth

3,75 for 2 65

The above lines are only ” few

come and see th- many bargairr.

.ALLEY & C0. A

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lent April. He _will he seven.-_ ii

years this present month

d P. S. 48-14

Silrtl tianudiuii Battalion B.E.l~`.

Sept. 10th' 1918

Ally lleui' Miss t'aii.is:-» l ic,;i‘-»t

that the conditions' ot war have iiiutl-> it linpossible i`or me to \\'i'iie _\'o\i

'sooner regarding the death ol' your

iirother Pte. James Cairns. l-le died 'in the afternoon oi Aug. 9th diiriiiu the second day oi' our advance in l'ront ot' Amiens. Death was instant ii- eous the result of 5 machine gun bul- let I buried the body in ii cemeteiy on°the battletieid where many of li.s comrades lie. The grave is marked

and will be permanent. A

' I knew your brother. lie wfiri doing well and was liked by everybody ills life has been given i`or liuiiian fre ~. dom and it will not be in vain. God will be pleased to accept the sacritice and to make through it a better wo"!~l.` I pray God will bless you abundant- ly and sustain you ull in this tritil.

Beleve ine to be yours in deep:-:it

.ayinpatiiy _

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‘ Capt. and Chaplu .ii ' P. S.--All personal effects that w-.ei liave after the battle will duly re.~<~‘i, von. J. \V, W. 3

I~‘roni The Adjiiutuiit-Geiieral. Ven-

xidian"Militia.

’l`o Miss Flora (fulriis, 1'. 0.. Kin

‘ 892592 Priviite .Iaines t.'aii'ns_ t'iin-1 adian Expeditionary Force `

soldier inairgiiiiilly noted : 2 `.

death.

P. C. CRESSAWELL for Director of Records

tor al Adjutant Gt-.\i.»:"i'

Priwate J. Cairns was killed lii the

‘ittaek on tlie ntteriiooii oi' August ilili l918_ he Battalion adviiiii-ml in the 'ace of stout opposition from ilu-_ en- -isasscasieisinniiiinuisidiosiiaicecs

ii Di2Ai=N|~:ss Auniiaso

‘ ii _ Noisss

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If you have Catarrlial Doainess or

are hard oi' hearing oi' have heaitl noises go to your druggist and get 1 ounce of Pa-rniiiit (double strengtlil.

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PATMQTIG FAM"'Y eiuy who plated a lieayy barrage atm IN MEMONIAM . lS0ldier rest, thy warfare u'e|- G

M,” R Cahms' Kmkora has row the jumping oii’ 1.ilace_ and from hid-` _..._ l Dream ot fighting fields no inure.

awed me follow,” letters ,_,°nce,,n_ den nests poured machine gun tire in; in loving ‘ineinory of Pte. Herbert Sleep the sleep that knows no \ 3 M mg her brother who was kmed _in *2)i;a“;1;x5ka.of the troops who puslie.i\ tlflertgl 1;. suiiiplielil. iRo;oll_:;w \`\`xost “ iirepkling. I H: t ki \

' -\ w o e o wouu a ii eg uni _ ov- I orn o o nor n gi o wa nz-. . nlmhlig e_ E. Auenev I. . . ' _ --_ _ l"°""‘“°"°""‘°" "'”

` X tiniitr urn, 1917. ` em ii 12 miipd £,“.ail=sf$f3m.i.a§»:L»ui;$%a___ __ Laptu ii, . ‘ ¢|"l¢||,rmbtet»|. hlloBayC0..N¢l\|kJ’ I-

- $.13..-~.--'_ ' ' ' . ' _ _

,.-unmnnui

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_ $3.50 Silk for 9 cents a yard,-'”"_”"`i

B il-J Vfru” $1.00 CO Q. 4. O4 'D0».al"d' -‘ and get $2.0() Y¢'[U*"-

DYZSS G mil-c |05 per ygf I, \`r)k 9; p -r y i~-1, Pri 5 C nf M14: per. yufd, Grey _L »rC~u_t [C pe” y U' ’, l`»»w ~ inq JC per' yard Fltt¢l71_)(_4ItV¢-_ ic p 'r v rfd. "ihceiiftf Zv, etc c c. i ~ `

o PV P "6 'ww f if thi qeat eveuc. l/Vctine.-d ry. N U 1371, wil'

be_u memfzfable day in Lltitzrlotcetriuzn. P. E lI.~land. \Vh0’esale prrces_on all .Vle/is Qlothing, L idics' Mawclcs md Furs the l irges' SC4»C» ll! Cl y C i g'h'n;;»¢/ frgrn,

kora Co.. l’. ii. l. i

Madam:-i but: to trainsniit hc‘.P\\" i_.i

’° the i' rirt setiin' l'or"i i 5 ‘

a copy oi 1 ei . I »- , circumstances under which the in-eip

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i $6.50 All Wool S rge for IOC

You naturally ask how we can d0 this. It is just this way. We will give ever.; tenth yard of

d|`*“SS_g "‘dS -'H 10C per _yard no mute- if the price is ii .o i or .iiio oo per yard. All elites sold every t-. ith yard tor gc. print coti in lc p r yard,g.~e/ cation Lt: per yird. tow.: ing 2: p:r yi'-1, Haincl-_:ate c _yer yird If 5S'~\f¢=>_ 01-if 85 f0|10W.<I --The purchaser ot' every ten yards ofgaods will receive th: tenth yarl at th= a love price, no matter if the purchase be [0 yards or 54) yards, we will apply mis 'to all vard goods pur- chased on Do lar Dav

Special prices wil be arranged on D ii ar D .ty on th ; till i vin; lines, iad`es unicrvear. ladies and

mcn'. hosiery, ladies and meii's sweaters, g tives, raincoazs, iiani bags at id m:ii's overalli and includes i early every lire in the store _

Ladies Fu S ut Who-'es le Prices

We are showing -ci v..:ry attriciivc in~- of f_.rs_i trait., muffs s'o cs, and t: tp es including el' th IWW

1'l0v¢l\i¢S in special inns . n which we are airanging spectra. prices on Dollar D.y. I

LAl)IES’ 'l‘\\'I'IEl) (‘O.-\TS $25. l"Ol{ $9.` (‘lil‘]l'l‘} DE OH ENE I)RE.‘lSES $15.00

i $10.00

Splendid patterns in tweeds not this i

years make ten coats in the lot reg. price A few crepe de chene dresses, ladies $20.00 for $9.00 each on DOLLAR DAY. sizes reguular prices $15.00 to $18.00 for

$10.00'each on DOLLAR DAY.

1.,\l>ilcs' t‘0.\'i‘s $22.00 l-‘Oli $5.00 .

_ |..»\|>Il‘:.~i' .~:\\'l~:.\1‘|':lt.~‘ $3.50 F01: $1.00

Regular value from $16.00 to $22.00

and add to it '/A pint ot' liot water and 1 little granulated sugar. Take one tablespoontul four times _a day.

from the distressing head noisrri. Cloggeti nostrils should open. ln'eiii.li- ing become easy and the mucus stop dropping into the throat. lt is eiiwy to take. Anyone who has Caiarrlial Deafness or head noises should give- this prescription a trial.

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There’s it picture of you

in your sfildier’s memory. But he is expecting a new one, as you are today, to take its place. _

Make the appointment to-

da . The cook sruoio'

Make Your Money Fight

VILTORY BONDS

This will often bring quick reliei"

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

LAR DAY. _

iitf.\'t;Al.o\\' .\|*ii0;\'s $1.00 l~:.it‘.1I

. Made from a splendid quality ot cot- ton goods, large sizes, for $1.00 each. ~

l.i\I)lI‘]S' FUR TRlMi\'l|‘ll) (JO.-\TS $50.00 FOR $22.00

` Fur trimmed coats regular $50.00

lines, only a few of this number left at $22. each on DOLLAR DAY.

,lt.\'r t1¢0.\'i‘:~' $70.00 F01! $10.00

Carried over from last year, size 38

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

MIDDY BLOUSES $3.50 FOR $1.00

.In white duck, very dainty a tgiatity tc

be cleared out at $1.00 each on OLLAR DAY. Regular price $2.00 to $8.50

L.\I)II‘}H \\'l{ITE VOILE BLO'L'Sl‘}S $3.00 FOI! $1.00

Ladies white voiie-blouses, very dainty

for $1.00 each on DOLLAR DAY. Regular pri 1? from $1.75 to $3.00.

.“ill.\NTlTN(i SILK l§L()l’SI'}i'.l $3.50 FOR $2.00

' Another range of ladies’ shauntung silk blouses for $2.00 each on DOLLAR DAY.All sizes natural color.Price to $3.50.

BUY VICTORY BONDS

A special table 'of odds and ends, from

the biggest sweater department in the city, regular prices from $3.00 to $3.50 for $1.00 each on DOLLAR DAY. All last years sweaters.

LAIHES' HATS $8.00 FOR $2.00

‘, We are placing; on a table in the mil- I inery section 100 ats made from velour, and felts. They are good valuesat today’s prices $8.00, These hats are nicely trimmed

'véiliéje sold for $2.00 each on DOLLAR

LADIES HATS $3.50 FOR $1.00

. 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- LAR DAY.

V (ilIIl}DI{EN’S HATS $3.50 FOR -like

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In another section you will find child-

ren`s hats ranging from $1.50 to $3.40 for 4ilc each on DOLLAR DAY.

BOYS' .`i¥\'E.\Tl']l{S 'l‘\\`O I"0l{ $1.00

To tit lads from 2 to 10 years, large

varietly of colors, two for $1.00 on DOL- LAR AY.

L.-\ DIES' l"l'\lLl.\`ED COA TS $73 FOR $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-

LARDAY. _ _.

Practice' Patriotism

. B _ Vi..tory B_ond ‘is something to hone and to holdin future

“Y for yourself. It is al... .t yneans of_ aiding Lanada in the great

mek that is before her. It is ti practical form of patriotism. _

BIS-_§g§§’S ;__ S. A. ivi¢noNALn -

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