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Good Overcoats for Men and Boys

You’ll find here some splendid overcoats for iiieii

and boys-.overcoats that look well, wear well and that are stylish. They include College coats and Seu- ator coats iii every conceivable pattern and style.

'I`here's distinctive style and a grace and good-

ness to every coat. I

The latest fall styles show the very newest ideas

and patterns that have been accepted as the correct thing by fashion cities. They are priced so close that

‘ econoiiiical people will find the showing a revelation. I

l\Ieii’s overcoats $6.00, 8.50, 10.00, 12.00. Better grades $15.00, 16.50, 18.00 to 2o'.o0. | Boys' coats $4.00, 6.00, 7.50, 8.00 to 12.00.

F' Remember Our Big Prize Contest ‘I

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_' “Don`t forget your chocolates to- lT IS WORTH CONSIDERING- ‘ night. We carry a line assortment of THAT YOU CAN FIND NO PRICE

the best makes. lf you want some- ANY WHERE-IN ANY CATALO- thing specially good get "McC0nk- GUE-OR IN ANY PRICE LIST, ey's." E. A. Foster, Central Drug- THAT WE CANNOT MEET- PROWSE store, siiimysiiie. 11-19031. BROS. 11-7dt!.

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/'V what you want is Coal that will

Give Heat while burning. We have the hottest thing in the market.

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WE are busy getting ready for the big annual

' HOLIDAY RUSH. Hundreds of CASES,

BOXES, BARRELS,I-IOGSHEADS and CRATES

‘ of new goods gathered from many countries are be-

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New and Un-to-date Goods

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N i fancy goods, elegant china, glssswsre, toys, dolls,

gemei,Christmss ststionery,.Xmss cards, calendars, newest books, leather goods, smsllwsres, Brie-s Brse etc.

Santa Claus headquarters will be more popular

than ever this year.

Garter 81 tlompany, Ltd

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During the quarter ending Sept- 30,

1910, the Order of the Sons of Tem- perance through its officials report- ed loss by death to the extent of four members. We ilnd that "High- land Division,” located at Hartsville has occasion to mourn the visita- tion of death in the removal of Bro. Alex McKenzie, P. W. P. This bro- ther gave splendid promise but he was removed hence and' we extend sympathy most cordial, to the bereaved loved ones, and also to the division of which he was ser valued a- member. In the decease of Sister Maud Mclntosh, another loyal mem- ber of Highland .Division is taken early in years and we would com- mend her loved ones and all her dear friends to the consolation of the highest.

Harmony Division at Freetown

mourns the removal by death of Miss Mary Lidstone. We would de- sire to place on record the sense of serious loss sustained in the above deaths and may God of All Comfort abundantly sustain the sorrowing.

But the death of Brother John J.

Chappell has made a gap in our ranks hard to till. His life was not exceptionally long, but it was ex- ceptionally active in connection with the interests relative to temperance, sobriety and good citizenship. In the church he was zealous and consistent, in the community he was circum- spect and well-disposed in all his so- cial and moral relationships. As a Son of Temperance he had few super- iors, and in the Grand Division of P. E. Island he bore himself with dignity, decorum and honor. His re- cord in the ranks of our Order was a long one. .,. Initiated into Victoria Division,

No. -1, Charlottetown, Jan'y, 12, 1863. Moved to Fa-irville, N. B., in 18115, and became a charter member by card of Fairville Division, No. 182. He returned to Charlottetown and re-joined Viictoria Division by card, Dec. 1s, 111111.

He was made a member of the

Grand Division of P. E, I., April 20th, 1869. Was elected Grand Scribe of G. D. Oct; 29, D875, and was ele- vated to the honourable position -of Grand Worthy Patriarch of G.' D. of P. E. I., on Oct. 17,1877. Joined the National Division of North A- merica, June 18,1878, in the city of Buffalo, N. Y. At the same session of the National Division he was in- stituted Most Worthy Sentinel.

For some time he faithfully filled

the office of Grand Sup't. of Young People's Work in his own Grand

Division. _

To his widow and family we would

extend our most sincere sympathy and commend them to the consola- tions of the grace and comfort of

Him who doth all things well.

E. S. Weeks,

James ,C. Brodie, Rowland Meikle,

Committee.

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and

Saturday Issue. '

Herring, per bbl $6.00 to $6.00 Flour Roller procured $5 Cod, per quintal $4 to $5 Oats '36 Blue' potato_es___ _ 40 Red potatoes .. 36 Oatmeal, per cwt. $3-25 Beef, per tb ' 7 to 10 Butter per lb (creamery) 23 Barley per bus. 50 Pork 8 to 9

Eggs 21 Hay, per ton, $8 to $10.00

COMING EVENTS.

Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince

Edward, S. O. E., ’I‘iiesdaY‘, Nov. 22.

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A Diamond A

Good investment

Of alldiewels the most sought

after an most. highly Drized is the diamond. Our resplendent. stock of iewelryf contains sn enticing array of t is Hom of_ gems andn prices that wi surprise you.

Our diamonds are the best for

price anywhere-we have flawless gems secured from the wprld's be_st sources. We are experts ‘in _the dia- mond business and w_il give you our experienced skill in selecting a suitable gem.

W. N. TANTON

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Beef (quarter) per fb 6 toll Beef (small) per lb 8 to 16

Beats, per bunch 4 to 5

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Pelts, each

Ohickem per pr Eggs, per dozen

Fowl, per lb

Hay 1 Hides

Mutton per lb Pork , Lard, per lb Mutton (small) per fb 9 to 12 Potatoes 35 to 40 Straw per tom ' $5.50 to $6 Spring lamb per lb 12 to

Celery per bunch

Radishes, per 2 bunches 3 t

Lettuce pier bunch `

White Oats Black oats

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday Issue.

Butter per fb 18 to 20 Beef (carcass) per Ib 6 to 9

9 to 10

$8 _t0 $8.50

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Eggs . 25 White Oats 35 Black Oats 37 to 38 Pressed straw $5 Hay loose SG to $7 Pork 1, 7; to»8 Hay pressed $8.50 Hides B

S U R E S I GN S

01 Kidney Trouble.

If your back is constantly aching

and if you experience dull shooting pains, your kidneys are out of order. If your urine is thick and cloudy or your passages frequent scanty and painful, your kidneys and bladder are out of order. Neglect quickly brings on rheumatism, diabetis, liimbago sciatica and etc.

Mrs. John Wagner of 110 Hollis

St., Halifax, N. S., says: "Dull shooting pains would catch me across the small part of my back and ex- tend into my shoulders and neck, often causing me to suffer with sc- vere headaches and spells of dizzi- ness. Spots_would dazzle before my eyes and everything would turn ynlack. I would fall to the floor' and be un- able to get up again without assist- ance. A friend told me of Booth’i-i Kidney Pills and I began their use. The first box gave me relief and I am now well and strong."

All druggists. sell Booth's kid nay Pills 5oc. a box with a guar- niitee to r_elivo or your money buck They are the w n rl <1 ` s greatest specific

l.._._;-_ for Kidney and bladder trouble. Postpaid from the proprietors, The R. ’i‘. Booth Co., Ltd., Fort Erie. Sold and guaran- teed by Geo. E. Hughes, city.

GO0D AND PO0R F001)

Bootlfs Kidney Pills

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Some Questions and Their Answers

Why is it that one housewife can

make a good loaf of bread from a

standard brand of tiour, while an- other makes a very inferior article? It is because one woman “knows

how," while the other does not. The same thing is true in making

i biscuits; a very great deal depends ‘upon the baker. The J. A; Marven Limited have in their employ one of the very best bakers in Canada, a man of successful experience, whose specialty is making White Lily Cream Sodas, which are “simply delicious." Put up in airtight packages. Ask your grocer for them.

CHIFFON CLOTH, IS THE FAB- RIC THAT IS BEING USED THIS AUTUMN |FOR DRAPING EVENING DRESSES. TI-IE GOOD SHADES

HERE IS ONLY $1.15. THE CLOS- EST AMERICAN PRICE |ON THE SAM LINE IS $1.15. SHOP IN CI-IARLOTTETOWN AND SAVE

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Every day

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Holiday Trade

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us, you will find the cream of the

'Fancy Goods '

- markets here.

llaszard & Moore

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lower the temperature of the body anti influence the general circulation ol' the blood. It is easy to undur- stanilthat when the circula- tion is defective a person is

' liable to sickness and apt lo

suffer from sudden changes ofwealher.

A lloi Water Bottle

is s. great boon at this time of year and ohvistes such conditions as noted above. Nothing quite so convenient, nothing retains the heat just so long-Of course you know besides curing cold feet the application of a Hot “later Bottle relieves pain like magic.

All Sizes--Prices 75c to

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oiier good values we sincerity--We offer a

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facts stay awayon

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Fancy Shirts From

Here is a good range of really fashionable'

well iiiaile, nicely liiiislied plain and fancy shirts iii stiff and soft bosoiiis, attaclied and

1.25 to 1.50 ior...... 87c

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Dtiering Today

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` SHREWD PERSON OVERLOOK THESE

specials. Already we have had

people personally thank us for offering such goods at such .reasonable prices. And, remember, when we

mean it--We offer these in all

nd stand behind every purchase

the sarne as if you actually paid the original price,

»world could you in the face of these days? _ for ou and oiferin ou values

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that will make your trip worth while.

Good Values ln Stantield’s Underwear

Imagine buying such uiideriveai' as Stau-

field’s at these prices-supply your require- nieiits Friday and Saturday.

Staiiflelds 'l‘ruro Uiisliriiikable uiide\\0i1f

dctacliud cliffs. You can’t liuy thes a'l`orouto or Montreal store for

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-fine soft texture- aiiiiably adapted torp00- ple who want light woollcii uiiderivear. P61 garnieiit.... .

and Satiirday . . . . . . . . . . . .

$9.85 to

well tailored and siiiartly

at 9.85 to 12.75 for Fi-id

Suits For $4.25

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$1.25, $1.55, $1 _50,selliiig‘l1ei‘c I*`i'iday

16 Craven

16 Craveriette coats

comfort of such a coat and ar

today is your opportunity to

Boys’ Three Piece

23 boys’ three piece suits; double

breasted and single breasted Good wearing and fasliiouab

$5 75 to$7.75 for

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Red Label per garment, heavier. ,. , ,, _$100

Blue Label per garineiit, lieavies. . . . ...$1.15

elle Coats Worth From

$12.75 For Two Days 6-95

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for sixteen lucky iiieii-for men who want the e willing to take a saving. They are fashioiiable, coats. This ‘is the very season you want one, and makea saving. Sizes 36 and 42. Regularly sold and Saturday. . _ . . _ . . . ._ ._ . $6.69

Men’s and Boys’ Fancy Shirts

Values That Challenge Compa'rison"'

Mei1’s and boys’ soft fancy shirts sizes 13, 13 1-1',

styles. le nint- $4.25

14, 16,16 1-2. Regular 75c for. . . . .. . . ....55c

Sniall range of extra quality nice fancy shirts.

Sizes 14, 15, 15 1-2, _16, 16 1-2. Regular 1.10 for Friday and Saturday. _ _ . .. . .. .. .... . _. . 66c

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NOTE THE CUT PRICES ON

STANFIELD’S UNDERWEAR. YOU CAN PURCHASE ALL THIS MAKE --ALSO I-IEWSON'S, AND TRURO UNDERWEAR-AT THE NEW LOW PRICES. PROWSE BROS, LTD.

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ARE HERE, AND THE PRICE I - |

Comforts-snaps at Beer fi).

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THE ,MAN WHO iIS LOOKING' FOR

UNDERWEAR SIMPLY CANNOT AF- FORD TO D0 HIS SHOPPING WITHOUT A CAREFUL VISIT :TO THIS STORE. THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE OF WINTER |UNDERWEAR IN' P. E. I. IS OFFERED HERE AT FIGURES THAT MAKE BUYING A PLEA-

UNDERWEAR ,oosrs You JUST ONE DOLLAR Pun GARM1r.N'r ALL slziss. ' Mooms at MuL1r.oD. _ ii-mu. F .

Laundry Work Carefully Done

Our laundry work is distinc-

tive and satisfactory. W_e use the latent improved machinery, thus eliminating mnny mistakes and reducing the price on high quality work.

You cannot ntllird to keep the

same old rut-doing your work iii the same old way, with the same discomfort nt the old high

prices.

We can do your work. better,

cheaper and quicker than you

u?‘:I‘|\vo heads are better than one," and we want. to prove it to you. Phone 15| for our wagon.

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IF You HAVE AN 0P1N1oN 'ro | "Another siiivmenf Of 0°” bm

‘OFFER ON OUR DECISION AS T0 ers just received and they are re

JANUARY 1ST-JUST PASS IT ALONG TO US. WRITE A LETTER AND SEND FIVE GOOD REASONS 'FOR ADOPTING THE CASH SYS- TEM. BEST FIVE REASONS WINS. PROWSE BROS. 11-'ldtf.

LARGE BOX OF FUR NECK

PIECES, COMPRISING THROWS, SCARFS AND CRAVATS 1-3 OFF. `l`I-‘IE BALANCE OF OUR SAMPLE LOT. PATON'S 11-15dtf.

SELL FOR CASH ONLY AF'I.’E7.`tfties. A few of tho coiiihinationsam;

ceived are: Grey Bml “"l1 gr? re. blue, tun and brown. WW ""“ fheg dove and bin;-, und otiierii. dm are English-made E0-f`m°“t“' an hom the finest and most diiraiilc 50 to anywhere. Prices rnntle 53'$3w $4.50. Other grades at _$1.10 ltiisdt-1 - D. A. Bruce. 1' '

"Children's footwear tlzl\11%]:ill£ai?

any foot from 20c. t0$ 1 Hglgdlil Goff Bros. _

SURE. STANFIELD'S RED LABEII

To Our Patrons and Friends

HARDWARE

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While our stock is by far the largest and most C0111Pl‘i'

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P. E. I. there is sometimes something we have not gOt-

To overcome this we have iiiade arrangellle

we can supply you with any article you 11111)’ "e

notice.

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