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AH-Purpose Weather Coats

The Rain Can’t Get Through

To look. at them, youlwould never know that “DOMINION RAYNSTERS” would shed water like a duck's back. They are so stylish and attractive-just like any other smartly tailored cloth coat. - »

The distinctive Red Rose flavor, aroma" and rich, full strength is found in every Red Rose Sealed Carton.

Never sold in bulk.

You will also enjoy Rod Rosa Cuff"

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v ‘f film“; °‘_C"*““‘°‘Y "W" it arrived while the judging Wits “"8 “m” i a“ tonne’ yam“ “mi being done and did not have tilrr: the quality was also somewhat bet- to harden

The difference is in the rubber inner lining in “DOMINION RAYNSTERS”. Thin layers oi

Tile exhibit of Cheese was rep- resented by elevenrot‘ the (Zheeae Factories '01‘ this Province and could be called "Mill Run" as a cheese was taken each month tronl June to September oi‘ the regular make and not specially seleoged. l“ u‘? 'l‘lle quality was well up to former" ﬂuu ma?" years; a few cheese sphbwing spine Ivihllglvgmaugg _ marshy or salt marsh ﬂavor‘ which _ ., , ' is not desired by the trade. and it h should be impressed among Dair‘ . ' l Fsrnlers the importance u!‘ keeii- V '?II i ili.“‘.Z§I..‘.°"L?-.‘3Z“l..}L‘lI§.Z“l.i"{2§ g-iw-z-Iwm-w "AMFAX- W» ‘M lﬁne repuumon or Island GMT-ma‘ jgllrltiﬂluunu“. picture ot rare beauty was present. lt. is regrettable ‘ that all the “grimly-um ma“: i“ ed‘ in tlllamalx haﬂzﬁr on. Smulrdaﬁ . . I‘ 711C!» wlen le nne sclooners en ere ‘tires? Facmn“ do not ‘cfmiliﬁle in ‘iw-guﬂriwi’ in the ocean race crossed tile start» ls competition, alltl ltctht. the lllllrlllillsllpntgn . __ H _ _ I _ vducaﬁonal advunmges m be He‘ lllt. ne just aitel noon and ghost m?“ (herefronL t-tl seawards with a speed that was surprising for the very light all‘ then prevailing. There was no race the contest being called oft three hours later when the vessels hall

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October 14, 15,, 82 l6 BEGINS t . CE. Pratt 8t Son's Midlliont SPECIAL PRICE SALE

Every article with a YELLOW TAG attach- ed, will be a GENUINE BARGAIN.

Boots, Suits, RaincoatspOvercoats, Ladies‘ Coats, Sweaters, Furniture, Springs, Mattresses, Hardware, lines, etc.. will all be tagged.

We also fag a special Grocery Assortment, at an Extra Special price.

Only one assortment sold t0 each customer.

October 14, 15 and l6.

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. These sales will be continued Monthly, for i‘ some time. Special prices will be obtained

COME WHEN YOU'RE CALLED

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ter. and showed a very uniform llilzll quality throughout, with one exception and the blltterltlakel“ there explains the reason as helm: that he run out of‘ ice. This will no doubt reﬂect back on the Company this fall, and will be a lesson for another year. One lot came all the way from Saskatchewan. lualle by a former Islander" who has fﬂiilla it success in rile West. artl who this year won over $400.00 in prize mo- ney at Western Exhibitions. ills lot

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wnsore and red an the breaking out itched so that she wanted to scratch all the time. She was cross and iretful and could not sleep day or night.

"Then l used Cuticun, and when l had used four ulres oi’ Soap and [our boxes of Ointment she was

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$3.50, at $2.25 each, DOLLAR DAY-

el underwear, in mostly all the Sizes-

on DOLLAR DAY.

them at 75c each on DOLLAR DAY.

50c per pair, DOLLAR DAY.

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Mews heavy navy roll top sweaters, just the thing for the cold weather. We made a luilg $119.88 0f 500, regular value $3.40, fo1'$1-75 DOLL '

Another special valuein gray M11101 PYQW“ iﬂfeatﬁircsé - good heavy rlb with elastic knit c0 a1, 19811 D

. ﬁ ld tty of red lab- We purchased f1 om Stan e s a (glgiligelof these gal“

ments are soiled. We will clear these out at $590 D91‘ Suit

Men's knit ties. A special purchase enables us topsell ll

Ladies’ silk mufflers. A very attractive line i“ an shades, regular price $3.50 for $2.50 DOLLAR DAY-

Men’s working mitts, leather with a W001 lining, all

Chilolrexfs vests. This is a very attractive line, t0 ﬁt

children 10 years of a e, regular value R DAY at 50c each.

75c. A quantity

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list oi‘ the prize winners:— Cheese Prizes

l. Kenslnlzton, Leo Hughes 2. Tignish, Leo Murphy .3. Park Corner. John Cousins 4, Kinkora, Hero Mulligan ', Stanley. W. Keefe. 6. Elnertid, Austin Murphy 7, East River. A. Slnnott 8, Orwell. .l. Murchison , 9, Vernon, Joe McDonald. 10. Hamilton, Ed. Larkln ll, Alberton, Frank Barber

Farln Dairy Crock Butter i. till-s. John Bertram. Elliotis 2. Mrs. Geo. Auld, Winsloa

Farm Dairy 1 Pound Prints

Fancy Display

l, Tryon, l-lllllel- (‘ramble

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The Dﬂlfl’ 9155595 We"? 315° W?" covered about six and a hall‘ miles represented and the quality was ex- 01' me yo,“ mm, course. bu, “an. throughout,

and a credit to the makers who ‘he sklppers and crews 0y me mm. still make their butter on the farm.

33'5"" will b9 ‘found’ "V" 00min?“ Tile race is scheduled to comm-vice,

3, Mrs. Lee Essery, Fnion Road 13m.’ before heading 4- AHB- A» H~ Bllllwell» Malshﬂelil thus establislllnga time test of their

fax saw a beautiful spectacle and

peting craft had some real sport.

at nine o'clock Monday morning oi there is sufficient wind,

l-‘rom fifteen minutes before the start to an hour or zlitelwrllrds the contest on Saturday was crowded with exciting incidents. Enough . happened to furnish discussion and argument for weeks among the crews oi the vessels and keep the local waterfront axon over the burning question as to “which bout had the best. of it."

As it was, although the race was railed oil, some ot‘ the skippers made a race of it. six oi the sell- ooners rounding tlla inner alltonlllt- i0 buoy. 6.4 miles from the starting holllewarlls,

relative speed in the weather 0t‘

THURWILY. FRIDAY AND sAlvRDAY- “Myb-br s. - "Mb-timed 1- M"- r “rt Each coat carries o... RAYNSTER label n. ‘ mm:- h.|.n;d 1n 5m" 1mm" lllmlltllille ‘ dollbtetlly went to the howsprlt _ _ _ 7 € E a and spread on her lﬂhllﬂd seam] 2, Ivlrs. l). J. 1' raser, North River SL-huune,» pelewarg, Captain 'l'llOlll~\ guarantee Qf satlsfaétlon, backed th '0 O \ mblv" t" i‘ h“ h‘ '- n" In" 3. Mrs. Jolln Bertram. Brzldalbane “s Hhnmelmm, which rounded the .'

4-'Ml‘ﬂ- J- R- AllPll- C0“? Head W- nlark ﬁve minutes ahead of the set», 5- MPS- Flank Weeks- Fledellll" 0nd vessel. the knockout schooner

(Gilbert ll. Waiters. Captain Angus Walters Jhough tile latter gained

l. -\lI'§- ll ll- FFHSOP- N01“! “We? solllewllut on the rlln home. lt vials 2. MP5- illfﬂ- Lewlﬁ- “'95! K031i"? donlonsiratetl on Saturday that. in 'l

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i BEST BARGAINS IN TH ITY At S. A. McDonald’s on Dollar Days 14th, 15th

‘in addition to the special lines advertised, our whole stock will be offered at wholesale prices. Consisting oi Mods Clothing, Furs, Mantles, Millinery, Dresses, Dress Goods, Silks, Collars, Hosiery Horse Rugs, Fur Robes. Hats. Caps. Underwearglrunils, t Valises, Overalls, Gloves, etc. etc. A Special Drive will be put on inMens and Boy’s Overcoats and Ladies’ Winter Coats and Fur Coats,»

500 Men’s Heavy Sweaters $3.40 for $1.75 ,

Ladies’ silk hose. Some of these are slightly dalnag= ed, colors black only, all sizes, at 50c per pair DOLLAR DAY. "

4 dozen ladiesﬂFrench kid gloves, mostly sma regular value $4.00, for $1.98 DOLLAR DAY.

Silk Gloves, regular value $1.35, for 85c per pair on DOLLAR DAY. 10 dozen in the lot. All sizes. Men’s Over-coats. A splendid wool material, ﬁnished is the latest style with belt and reversible collar, special price on DOLLAR DAY, $28.00. We are offering a number of suits to fit boys from 14 to 16 years of age. The regular values are $16.50 to $25.00. Only 24 suits in the lot, to go at $12.00 per suit on DOLLAR DAY. _ lVIen’s pants. Just the thing to supplement that coat and vest. Special price onDOLLAR DAY, $3.50 per pair. Anoher special value for that day at $4.50 per pair. Men’s heavy wool hose, mostly dark gray, 50 dozen in the lot, at 40c per pair DOLLAR DAY. _ ‘ For boys up to twelve years of age. We are offering

a splendid line of tweed caps, fur inter-lined, all colors, at 60c.

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rubber are built right into '* the texture oi the cloth, so l"; that the whole coat, even to the seams, is absolutely waterproof.

“DOMINION RAYNSTERS” are all-purpose weather coats-light and easy- comiortable and dressy on cool, clear days-complete protection against damp- ness and driving rain.

They are made in a wide variety of styles and patterns for men, women, boys and girls popular prices.

largest rubber organization in Canada. “DOMINION RA YNSTERS” ore sold by

the best stores carrying wearing apparel.

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White wash silk. A large quantity, regular price t, $3.25 at $1.30 on DOLLAR DAY. l‘ Ladies’ Suits. In this department we are oﬁering.

. some startling reductions. for instance a lot of 20 suits regular price $45.00 for $22.50 on DOLLAR DAY.

In the ladies’ blouse department we have a quantity \. of georgette and crepe-de-chene blouses, all sizes, reg. ' prices from $9.00 to $10.00, for $5.00 each on DOLLAR»- DAY.

Ladies’ underskirts. We have a quantity, regular- pl-ices $2.25 to $2.50, for $1.50 on DOLLAR DAY.

(Yhildrens sweaters. A very large assortment, regu- p, lar value $4.50, for $3.00 each on DOLLAR DAY.

A quantity of ladies wool toques, regular price $1.25,‘ for 75c each on DOLLAR DAY. $850. for $350. 2 only ladies coon coats, today’s price $850.00, our clearing price $350.00.

One half price. 'All the odds and ends from all over .1 the store will be arranged on tables and sold at less than‘ one half their former price.

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