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The lsiand’s Leading Store
If after buying any of these coats, examining care-
fully, comparing with any other ot the ,same price, I
think they are at least ten per cent cheaper, you may
return them to us and we will gladly refund money.
Order By IVIall A _
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me
_  New
Overcoats
The NEW OVERCOATS
are here now--the classiest,
nobbiest line of .coats ever
shown by us. They com- Q’ ’
prise the first choice from
three of the largest clothing l
houses in the Domix»ion,who
_,when they -_return and not a‘few of them will,
their winter’s_'saving`s, have a fairly respectable
.egg awaiting. them when they resume _civilian
'Many others are not so prudent, they spend as they go
and each month’s
the next is due.
in -the to be dfawn
or half months pay is spent before
This .is neither fair to themselves
» ._ _  nor.to_the_civi_lians_ who,~at considerable sacrifice, die'
:sd Rmoz' __L'°_;‘:_"  .°"__"“""_` contributing _to _the various-_fu_nds, and‘wq__'~trust our;
'"° L°___;’°n om"_’M“°"_| HW” su_:"_ w_ o_ »_ _ _ young friends _who aré m_3nly`eiloughf to join the colors
' 'in the service ‘of their king and-count_ry,'_wi_l_l see'to'-_vit
,,,“|d,”¢ _____,"_________ ____,_____.__,_; ,_ ‘_ “mm that henceforth the greater' part"‘of'theii' 'eariiingsiiis
unmaglna :aim  -I. It-Alurim *iid ‘=“”.“‘Y i." °“° f°f *hi* l?“.“k§ a“d»l’¢f°*°‘1°“"l"g fi”
______________ _  the f ffmf. that Pr0viSi0ri is made -ima Similiif iii5P°£l'
have confined these linesto l vvvvvvvvvvvvv '_
us and the rices here uot i i
TUESDAY, Ocroseii 19, 1915. _ ~
_ _ __ _ __
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edwill meet and beat any
catalogue, _or any other .
house-it matters not where ; '
it is. . _
At $7.50 a good black
overcoat, full length, with
good iuality satin lining,
nicely nished throughout.
tweeds, beautiful patterns of
_good wearing material. This
is a coat that is absolutely
guaranteed byus-a coat we
know will give satisfaction.
At l2.00 a line of good
heavy wool ch_mchillas.made
in the different shades, also
in mixed tweeds, such as
greys. fawn and light mottl-
ed effects; a coat good
enough for any one; a coat
having the regular $15.00
value. Our low net f‘0ti_e
price to all" only 12.00.
At 15.00 is probably the
strongest overcoat .ever
ORDERS BY' MAIL will be accepted for any of
these coats. ‘Parties living in the Country may buy
by mail and receive the same satisfaction as custom-
ers in the store, as our terms now are ONE PRICE
TO ALL. Try our mail order system for one of these
coats, and if you are not perfectly satisfied with it re-
turn it to us. Money will be cheerfully refunded.”
Fill in the accompanying order and mail to S. A. Mc-
Donald, Queen Street, Charlottetown, P. E.. I.,
date ............... ..Herewith find enclosed the sum of
_for which please forward me by ............ ._
size ...... _.with the understanding that I may have
money refunded at once if goods are not satisfactory.
$ . . _ . _ . .
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__ in Shaine wh
NAME ..................   _ .............. ._
tion during their
absence. ’ '  ' “ " "1
And there is 'one°'thiii'g`more. “There are' a few
""""".""' "` """""'°"°""""'”"”"”‘ ""'I3"'K'Y"`i`A"""""""_'""""`5"""" dives in Charlottetown, which despite the vigilrinceof
  “ __ _ the authorities, persist inlselling intoxicating' liquors,
sometimes in the
perdition. '-
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form of so-‘called “beer," to anyone
It is intended that during to-day and to-morrow who w'u`lf“y' These Sneak th_i°VeS"`f°r they are!-_‘O
every citizen of Charlottetown and-every resident of b°“er_w‘u S9" t° young Soldwr b°yS as we" 353°
the province, as far as possible, will be‘called upon hardened qrunka-'ds 39d; -We 'regret that some °f 9”'
~' Af 10-00 3 SWG" line Of ' and given an envelope in which t0,_place- a contribution Ymmg s°]d'ef§ have been _“S” °" the streets und? the
for the Red  Fund. The contributions will be mnuence of l"l“°"' .Th‘5.»‘5 theacme °f “-“fa’m_¢sS
called for on Thursday, Trafalgar Day, and these con- tf’ themselvesfmd t° the cmzens who afe makmg 53°
tributions will be the measure of our gratitude for "aces on the” 'behalf' S°_ far _as we hajve learned
what Trafalgar Day has brought us and an earnest of there haw not beenmlanyfcqlvplalnts-Qflfhls kmd but
what we hope for in the Trfalgar through which the t_he'e`haV€ been some. We NUS* the” _Shan be 31°
Empire is passing to-day. _ more such_ complaints and we trust also_that_ anyoln;
Th-e object Qf the _Red Cross Fund_ as dur readers caught selling suspicious _beer or intoxicating liquoro
already know, is to make provision for the care of the any lfmd to our solcher b°yS¥_ f”'n`be severely and ug"
.wounded-our wounded and sick and dying soldiers merclfuny defnt wnh’ fonhe is a worse ene.my to e
at the front. Surely if ever a privilege was accorded boys tha” any German and when we- have Smd that 'Wi'
_ “S tg expljess 0u___gf___atimde_ _O express _mr sympathy have put him on as low a level as anything this side o
with the cause in which the Empire is engaged, to ex-
press our willingness to _lend a helping hand to those
 -d`~ ~- kidd" dd'fi'il' ' '
-hon me fmbw.  212.  CALVARY. M0118. YPRES AND PEACE
quality of English Coating Cloth, beautifully tailored in fit ' `
finish and make-up quality/of the best tailored work. One
price to all 1500.
At 16.50 another special value made from English.
Chinchillas and Tweeds; all of these coatsare made with.
-reversible collars.
OUR GUARANTEE
».
one. Already' one of the men doing our work in ' _
France and Flanders has returned to face life again h R;cen_tlyFwe rliferfed fo the Ijsrd Qutburst ;_l_ga_m;;
with onl on arm. Th f ct that h ` l' tall 's t Q » ng 0' renc war Dan' mencan ex? mg
e a e is a ive a i _ _
due to gm lied Cross Fund towards Which'we are show that Mr. 1<ord’s sentiments have met with any-
. _ ' thing but favourable comment' over the border. Per-
asked to contribute to~m0rrow. And he is onl one. _
_ y _ _ _
There are those h in _ b k b t haps one of the best and most biting _of the sarcastic
W 0 W no come ac ’ u marily* 'editorials on the sub°ect is that appearing in “Life” of
and this nursin that the contributions are bein asked _ _
for Is not thai enough? / _  __ . _necessary to persuade this country that peace is always
Here ___ Prince Edward Island e ar en- OH' the best plan. . . . He thinks people have a false ideai,
very many of them, will need care add nursing w.he-  h_. ___ ` J
_ _ _ __ w c we reproduce thefollowing extract:
thcr they live to come back or not. It is this care Henry Ford Says he has $IO_0Oo_ooO to Spend if
W (-3 W ’ of war that ought to be educated out of them He
in tf.Wh b-tdand h .. - `
;T;l:)m;§)l0;;i_s___; tssprovee Uirtewzai-_; t’he wgzjthllg imagines that they are fooled by the glory and gla-
province in Canada per head of the population. 'VVe_ SIG? of 't'  ` ` lie wang thi people to be persumled
have more mone er head `n th b k th n of Ia prepare "CSS or War Crea es war'
1 e an s an a _ _
` y P y Henry-does not seein to realize that several tunes
in thc returns are published?
o s' t 4 ` _ W th l' ` " _ " _ . »
ur_ IS er pllovmceé _ ii are  on y province m_ $10,000,000 is being spent every day, Mid has been
Canada that is self-sustaining, that is, we export more__ _ _ t d _, f _ th t e__suade man
than we im ort w`e sell more than w ons ni This wen every ay or our een mon S’ 0 P ' ‘-
being so Ou? wéalth and our gratitudi cshorld eéoth he___kind_that peace is the best plan and that excess in pre-`
reflected in our contributions to-morrow. Shall we he Rarahon for war ls about as dangemlis as no Prepara-
~ _ _ -- ' tion at all. Our newspapers and movie shows are tell-
proud ofour contribution or shall we hang our heads _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ ._ ing the, truth about war nowadays in so far as they
This is a matter for each, individually. It doesn't~ gan get lt' They repre-Séni xt as a termile Joh .The
matter what an one elqe Contributes It .Q matter glory and the glamour of it. go for nothing. It is all
y I a tragedy, the purge of the passions; tragedy, destruc-_
between YOU and your God, between` YOU and your
country, between YOU and your fellow-countrymen, tion’ andt`;'_aSte`th‘H_el;ry’S ten l1_f_illi(.)g__St_w0';lf_l_ ‘mica
\vlio need and arc callin for our hel _ Your en- mere Scm C on e Sa e compare W] it (3 y 
g y P ture of war that we have been getting this last year.
velope will give the measure of your soul. Sec to it.. _
ADDRESS ____________________________________ ._ i# ”"‘**0"i*`
finished.
give good
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A Knife Free at I
S.  McDONALD’S
We have BOY'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS in'
all sizes and prices. If you want a good suit or coat
for your little chap write us giving age and the price
you want to pay. We will forward the same day as
the order is received,and if the goods are not satis-
factory return to us and money will be refunded. We
are giving a handsome POCKET KNIFE FREE with
each suit and overcoat. *
0 Sweater 0
, Coats
. _
in all sizes and prices;
the different combina-
tion ol colors at $1.25,
1.50, 2.00, 2.50, `3.00,
3.75 and 5.00.
Ladies’
_ pe' l_h ___ 'bbed
ilipdersigar l;‘_lllbs’:l_sizes,
a 25c each.
comfortable, warm .and well
good value and one that will
' ‘ ` At 45c a very special
value made from fine im-
ported yam, this line com-
prises a l the values usually
found in 50c gsrments. Our
low__net ON PRICE TO
ALL_at 45c, enables us to
offer it now at 45c instead
of 50c.
65c Thisil a
ally, they wi
reqidred by
mme wit the
these. The rest of us_ areenjoying the
At eges. But there is a limit in these, both for them’
for ns. The time
good h
Have patience,
Henry. This is a war against war.
Folks who survive it are going to be gun shy for some
time. You have done a great deal to make life' attrac-
_   tive. That is your great seryice to peace, because the
' beingfgenerously supported in order that medical and 1
 - surgical-assistance .ma.y.he available fif. needed and
1 , _ that such comforts as may be required shall be prof
, ' _  _ ‘ff ‘ vided., -; Our.peopje are contributing to these fundb’
" 0 F ‘ and they have a right to; it is a;'privile_ge and all ~oi.i_l‘
whole-squled, healtliy-minded .people are willingly
.availing>"'thems'ei.v£s of fit. g
This is an obligation we owe_‘tei our soldiers. Th
` `t‘oo't`>`wé'an "oblfgation‘to'1hemsel_h/es"and to us, andeli
must not be lost sight of, ' They are receiving fairly."
generous pay, ‘Canadian soldieisiire the best paidsol-__
diersin the world. _ Dur_ing_their_"stay in Charlotte
town their expenses are not necessarily heavy, Natu`r~
ll require some lifxuries, some
some extras, such luxuries d recreation as will
. , _ 3!"
the civilians. And they have a
.thefdilturbance ' into.
_ _ _ _ _ _ pleasanter life is.the less people want to die. But war,
, The military men now in. Charlottetown, both Siege Henry, brings a much greater lesson than that-the
} Bane,-_y_ mlql Infantry, are, man for mam as creditable. lesson of _ self~sacrilice. ~-.Nobody is much good who
3  of njgn as can be found anywhere in Canada gf ‘l°‘2.S l`l0l lil  SOITIC l(l€Zl_, SOITIC lCl€8l,. that he C2'tl‘€S'
in the Empire. The Siege Battery has been closely. more_for than he does for life, even though it is life
culled, leaving only those w_ho are of standard stature_ 3"€Vl?1lCd by the F0fd' m0t0'\.'-' YOU hell’ t0 make ,life
and of proved physical fitness. From their appear- ‘Pl@3_59-Ill, but War, H1‘5m`Y, helps T0 make it “Ohhh Wd
ance on parade and at drill' it is doubtful if in the, if if i5 “Ot "UNC if`d9`e5 "Of matter 3 damlh Hmfyl
Whole British A,-my there is 3 more pl-epossegsing whether it is_ pleasantor not. That is thoold lesson
unit. They are men of who_in the city and the prov-' Of Calvary fepeamd “M505 alld Ypfés and Liege and
.ince are jugtly p,»0ud_ The Infantry uni¢_ while _Namur_. Whether there are more people in the w_qrld__
_ . newer to the service and possibly of a lesser average; Of 1555? Whether fh¢Y_ #fe fat 01'. lealb Whether tllefe
. stature, are also getting .well drilled into shapeaiid ~f*"e'F°"dS 0" Oxefli m"‘k°5 “°“'it”l dlgefencei bm ‘l,'§he'
before long will be the equal of any equal number of’ the? me" Sha" be Willing _to di? for Whitt they behwe
_ '._m¢n in ‘he Se,-v;Ce_ . " » inqna-kes all the difference between a pigsty and Pitta-
~€l`B fllg OTC, Lllllly 9.
g _ alia-io.1eivi:>.1
Oui'-icitizens _are proud of these men and are anx- 'dl59~ Not by bread 31009. Henflly Sl]f,1.“_m¢!`l_ HV?-
iously watching them, both as soldiers- and as men. r A5 for militafl’ Pf¢Pa"edn°55i elwugh is E?0d 'md
'l`hey are not only watching tlieiif but they are making Sallftafy 5 *O0 muffh 55' ml|l¥a1'iSm. and that iS bad, bad.”
. provision for them through the different funds. The badi 35 fhff GeYmaU5"i3'° f°1°hl“8` U5- ~Th°Y are ‘he
Patriotic Fund it being eomfibufed to by the wlwie _-sf°=\tt¢=1¢h=ffS9f__P¢=\C=.=md»b= S\1f<=.H¢\ifi.fh°y Shall;
‘province at .considerable sacrifice to provide for. the fl¢am. -that lesson the_"_"i_5.¢lVe5. d°‘_Nl_1 1° th° _la5_t'H"e~'
dependents who will be left behind, _and also to make) Leave Peace P"°P383!\d3'i0- "Wm ibut Y0“» if Y0“`l?f°Wf _ _ _
'what provision is possible .for the whomay remml 'ten millions to spare, put 'it into Ford ambul:ince_'s."for _y0ul‘ Individual Heed.
maimed or incapacitated. The Redifross Fund is also; France' \ ' l
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`~ l bedroom stoves." " ~ ' l » I "'-“J ’i
the _
Boll
Roll,
The largest, chéicest: cotton bolls
grown in the sou11h_¢_\_f_n o0tton~ fields
are selected for Crown Jewel Cotton
Batting.` By using i1:_-you have thg
_ assurance of absolute .cleanliness and purity
_-it’s worth something to know what 18, Oil the inside
of your comforters and Qlfllts- . _
‘ j  N
f@WMmV¢wnm
' ' n ewel Cotton Batting is made only fro the most select
1or$gnf)i`blreJcotton, thoroughly purified of all dust and odors. It
is the softest, the sweetest and the cleanest _cpttonjbatting you
‘ can buy. ‘Unlike ordinary short fibre cotton, no bleaehing is
ne¢¢5ga;-y, as Crown jewel Batting is _naturally snow-white and
`, - ' - does' not require chemicals to whi_ten xt. i _
' Use Crown Jewel Cotton Batting and your bed _covering will
» be lighter yet warmer and more comfortable than if made from
heavy bleached short fibre or shoddy cotton. Crown Jewel Bat-
ting needs no sewing-or stitching together, because the long fibre
‘co`tt`on is strong enough to prevent separating, knotting or
bumghirlg, Call and we will tell you more about °‘Cro`w_n Jeweg”.
A Disinfected Batting
Popular Priced , '
' Pure Cotton Batting, good roll, at 8 cents 'per roll.
Crown Jewel 18 cents per roll. 30 cent ro l 36 _inc ~es
by 90 inches. _ _ _ _\ g
Two Rolls for Quilt, requires no stitclling, per
roll 30 cents. '
' Another good one 40 cents. ' _
Now for the extra large roll sufficient for
one quilt without seam, per roll 75 cents. _ _ _
BUY Yoi-iii oUiLT- i3A'i"ri.~i<;»i-ii~:1iE `-AND
SAVE MONEY.  -
PATONS
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Phone 9-6, Victoria Row. .» _ '
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s'reAi/len LAPLAND anmos RoADwoRKsRs'PATmo'rlc i=uNo
` GOLD T0 NEW YORK.‘
Collected by R. J, Llewellyn, ~Roiid
NEW YORK- 0.¢`l0lJf'l‘ 15--“ The .Ma,ster, Sturgeon, District No. .83,
Red Star liner Luplunil arrived here Kings Cgunly; \
today with $2,500,000 in gold, con- Rev Thug Gallant _
signed to local bankers. Passengem Chester Llewellyn,
said the vessel was escorted virtually Mrs David Colllngg,
ll d ri h l Brltl h ul- Oscar Collhigs, _ -
John Jamieson, ._ -
John J Sorrie Q -
William Grlfllii, -
Hughie Colliugs, -
on
. . . 5°
` iemmwwmwnwmmsimvmc
g2a\:r\=\cr\=\mm¢\vl¢\U1Qe¢e¢
a u ngt e voyage, iy s cr
sers. The convoys remai_ned close to
the Lapland iintll the liner was well
outside the war zone. and early yes-
terday, in a heavy fog. another Brit-
ish cruiser picked up the vessel. George Gratto. _ _ .
ei .' John A Collinss. -
"The Island Condition Powder will Thomas Creed. ' V ~
put your horses and cattle in good D0I1llld JHmiEB0l1. ` -
shabe for the whiter. Only 25c. Fost- Dtlvid JBmi€B0l1. ~
' D' st S sid William C d
T88 , __ _ -
Wodley Llewellyn. ' -
---l-#M l Philip Jamieson, jr., '
"GRAPEs.-Rea Roger Grapes and_Pi\1s Jamieson. . ~
Concord by the basket at Beer & R -T Ll€W€\\Yl1.R'M» ~
Goffs. ' 3487-10-usual. i 2 -"‘
. $7.65
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For Store.iSaitisf_`acti_on
Cold weather is coming and you will 'soon feel the
need of a good heating stove.. ` J.
We have a splendid line of heating stovesin stock
' now. All the leading lines are represei'ited'”."i.ii‘id`f~we
know that YOU will find a stove here‘~that will suit
These stoves are wéllmade, are neat in appear-
_ ance, will give splendid heat, and are priced most
moderately. The line* includes hall sitting room and
_ 1"
,i _ Call in today and see _ .the showing, __,_,_b__, 
ennell i&   Chandler;
i7?li
-e .L_ - W*
of Classic
.Ladies
f