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oosnomc ._ _ _ rugpltgsnr Q, 1910
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. tion for the advertising in this column. T
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THE MORNING DAILY G.lIl_lrdlan
_ , b lned t Lal! rt ‘s onsor-
Some Have to Keepon Unhl fflnesflfortz suminorlin§_ y
Th°’A|m°‘t Dmn "mv _w. K. Mooouesn. clone For Er-
MII. Cbhlcy G0! Hdp. change, le Guardian Agent in Summer-
'd .
Hers isa letter from s woman who sl e
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had to work, but was tooweak and suf- “WELL ATTEN°ED-Th? SPG-
fered mqmueh rp ¢°npi|m¢_ Hoi, ,gm . cial recruiting train for Tignish on
mggnd ||¢,|u,¢._ Monday evening had upwards of 100
Fnnkfom Ky__.rImn-qdmmuch pmengers leaving Summerside. At
- T ish thirteen recruits enlisted
'mb fund' w“kne“u'“l°°“|d “°t a d at Elmsdsle one. viz., William
“Y "°'k ul. 'rlili 'edis-
“ » gtéye e ran arrlv n um
--JOIN THE COLORS-Mr. George
Scott, who for a considerable time.
has been connected with the McDon-
ald Drug Co., Summerslde, and Mr.
d f Harold Ramsay. also of Summer
It io b.:‘L ;u:: side. have enlisted and are now in
Now Lb;-raiiks of the l05th Highlanders.
ide on return at 2.30 s..m.-H.
that
tookthree
lb|°¢° my _AccloE~T. _ zur. Allan Fraser,
work again. I Kensington. had his thumb badly mu-
reeommend it to any woman suffering tilated by a wood saw a few days ago.
from female weakness, You may pub. This is thc latest of al number or acci-
liahmyletterif yotlwish.”_Mrg_JA||;;3 ilclits with ilu-se innocent looking nla~
°°~“~»51°S=C'-ff S~»n~~kf°f~K» :;i'.'..':f_‘:‘_.'“‘;'.'.-"'  f:;‘;':_'  ‘ii"‘.'
Nowoman sufferingfromanyformof _ ’ __ "  _ ' ` _' __'° _'“_
f---»- -»-be -»»---» »-- or- ---» ,al':2.‘..2..:.;::  .‘._‘:.';:.‘
she has given Lydia E. Pinkhaufs Veg- _“fri ` ` '
stable Compound a fair trial. ,iq
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients of which are derived from _ggmous Ac¢|gEN1~____\ mu.
native roots and herbs, has for forty :lway accident. ill iillicli one nlali
years proved tnbeamostvaluabletonic sustained il llroltell log, occurred on
and inviguraiorof the femsleorgani.gm_ thc strccts on Monday r\vclllug.` The
A" ";'_'='_;,';g_° "-'M '° "iw lffi;i“' o?;."é'.“.“-."*'  .’.‘.‘.‘.‘i";.".‘l. ° i‘;"i;
tothe _v Plnkham Medi- _‘_’ __ _` °" ‘__ _ ` ` _ _
due Cm’ Lynn' Mn.” for special ;lcigll_ was lr-ft staltdlng for 0. lcv.
. lllutcs oil Collvellt St.. wllil ~ tlic oc-
l\‘lVfG0|-“W“lb0°°n-Bden‘|“l~ cllpallts of tllc Slciilil raliictl illto ll
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ilu sc. The llorsc tool-i fright ulld
--in-l.li..._.__ Sturtcd vastwnrtlly. S-lou frecillg
liillli-lclf from lilc sit-igil. hi- started
` all a furious rlltl- llowll t'll'ull\'i|le Sl..
llrhursday is the last ivhcrv .\lr. Jor-'<-pil Burrizillit. of Eg-
luollt llziy. ill lnnliini; ull ilttculpt to
day for receiving dis’ stop thi-_ lll.r.\‘i- was knocked liowll
°°'=““ °° °'°¢*f'° “S1” ':_';'.'..."':;f;‘:"-H.r:._:";:“';::..'*;f.._.;?;'~.-35.1:
 for January  ty llospitul, n'lu»rc thc brokcll limb
Pay [Uday and gavg was sci. The horse wus finally cap-
oroooy. -lr...-.._o..._ ;‘,;;;;<_1_,°,;',,_,‘,‘g¢“;'f.f,_="- "ld  “Puf-
 
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Fishm Boats
g |1213] §{`K’Q BIILD
if you wont tisllillg bouts or lllcas-
ur-' limits ilitsilxllod und built
“Dicks own choice"
C/en rt _-full ba/an cad'-~
' Write.
LESLIE CAMPBELL.
.vn`elltl_`/1`rrl/l_lf prepared
for r/11': climate.
L _ _ by cil-
llg hinlsi-if lnorc llulnullii from alc-
clll. ~ K.
Cape Traverse. P_E.I.
T016-1-Sllilwfniinlospd .
Lecture at Victoria
Rev. G. M. Young will de
liver his lecture on “London’
the capital of the Empire
with lantem slides in l/ictoria
Hall Thursday evening Feb-
ruary 10th at 7.30. Admission
20 cents, Children 10 cents.
Mysterious auction and dial _
og-le at close of lecture. 2...
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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
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2.50 1.45 7.00 Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 5.25 1
4.15 2.39 $.13 Hunter lliver 4.15 10.31 11.03
4.55 3.03 0.00 Emerald Jci. 0.152 10.03 10.19
3.32 9.45 Kensington 2.01 9.3§ 9.45
." 10.20 Arr. Summersltle Dep. 2 _ 20 9.10 9.15
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Wholesale and Retail
Wrapping Papers
Paper Bags
Twines Twines
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' 1 Carload Wrarpin Papers in Rolls 6 inch
to 40 inch. Reailnaa  an weights.
1 Million lags. Maniila. "Kraft" and
 sizesplg lb to 25 lbs.
One Ton Twines No. 1 and 2 Cotton in Balls
and Cones, Hemp Twines, Hosiery Twine, Sen
Island Twine.
All st lowest prices;  0
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--'I ill- uttvildaiicl- to tilc Ahruln ls Vil- _ _ _ _ _
lagc school for thc last live months “h;£(_U;LJl;'fH_}ra2;at;:'trbiggcgt 
n hour's skate was enjoyed by all
cr the match. music being furnish-
liy thc rink‘s phone. The special.
ln which conveyed the large llutnbor I
has greatly hitldrcd thc attendance in :ft
October :ind November.-.\ir. Stance-s~ nd
lauls l’oiril-r had n chopping frolic the tm
otllt-r day. quite u number of choppers I
lluvillg llttt‘ntlf:d.-Thc nsully frlonds 1)
of Mr. /tllzustilln Arcscanlt will bc ful
glad to it-urn that hc to improving fast I:
aft'-r hlivilli; uildcrgunl: lui:-dical rye
trc:ltlll»~ut_--.\lr. Anhin L. Arscnalllt 
and Mr. Cyrus P. Gallant wcrc on n
furlough lil Egmond Bay lust wcek.- L
Lobstcr business is bl.-ing talked '
about colisidcrably in this locality. J
It is lllldi-rstooll that ri new nlovu is
on foot. all organization. thc members B
of which ure ull vi-ry important men.
_ -.\~i
n food cxpcrionce which hc makes
public:
weight, verv rapidly d
"l was in such a low state that of health. lt will be remembered
l had to give up mv worlr e t
tirelv and go to the mountains. but I
two months there did not improve me; gi
in fact I was not quite aa well as when it
l left home My food did not sustain s
me and it became plain that I must w
change
gain. just as l did in strength and wi
. D'
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n" woweelis leon wal all B. w
as to
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' the regular food does not seem to
snstsln the body will work wooden. W
Canadian Posttim Co.. Windsor. Ont. t
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-NAME OF THEATRE.-A three
e
name for the new moving picture
municatlons to W. J. Walker Kensing-
ton. 7274-2~9~Mil.
__ D
lncrslde ull Saturday, 5th lust.-
Mt-usrs_ Emede Bnrriault aild Bap-
tistc llarriault. both under military
C
_1'lo~lsH. _ Tin- following in lilo E
IV.-l(Scnior)-1. Ilavmond Gnudct;i V
-scuool. wont( _ Tire semi 2
tml school “as held on \\ ednesday. 
.lnllned by their teacher. Miss Mabel
loacller. By their department and 3
very careful training. Apart from w
pleasing rccitatlons ami dialogues S'
ents r>xpres.<e1l theniselvs as being
tion of prizes brought the examilla~ ol
thc holne of Mr Adolpllus l. Gallant.
tiftleth nilnlvcrsary. Tile house was m
tilrollged with people. yet evcry com- t
spared no pains in his preparation for ei
the reception and as a consequence ev- R
eryonc had their fill of enjoyment aild co
also of good things to eat. At. a late ra
hour the crowd dispersed with grate- re
ful feelings towards Mr. Gallant. and |
wiiillcs for many happy rctunis of an- 
ni\'¢-rsztrii-sf--'I`llc condition of Mrs. I
lust :is llcr nlallv frlcllds would wish 0
. .~ , _ _. lv
wus onli fair Irs-valellcc of sickness
A prominent physlclall welll through
W
Trial 10 days' on Grape-Nuts when hu
“'l'here’s a Reason." Name given by
Ivor road tins above latter? A new
on
one appeals from tim to time. They . wounds
sro genuine. true. and full of human a llsll
interest. traetod
r
l_ Cash must accompany order- B|ll1i~ M I
mum charge, twentydlve cents. Pi?
_A coucsnv onli lloslrei social U2!
will be held in Kelvin Grove School- F
house on Friday evening atm7.§0 331;'
'- ir. lr r - ol ~
‘lliecliimon follovglontg  admission? f"°'m| f°°mi¢ "1 me Ski" 15 50°'-"94
., - swa
-0 cents. 1278. om
-RETURNED. - Mr. James Dun-
nhy, Kensington. has returned from H
an extended visit to Albany and Cape en
’l‘raverse_ Mr. Dunphyspeaks in eulo- and
glstio terms of the camaraderie of ch’
the people oi’ those places.-K. me
month ntruncc ticket will be given ,_
to the person suggesting the best _
theatre at Kensington. A committee "3"
of three will judge. Address all com- :I °
-Puncmise PnoPEn'rv.- slr. ii"
uaurl.-o criflin and zur. .lonn orifnn tea
of Brockton. Lot 4. were in Summer- E'
sidc oil Saturday on busilicss con- £31
llcctcd with thu purchase of a farm _ i Lu bo nm
property situated on the 'fraiuor D‘"p°s°‘ The ‘a°'f"_'y S ' ,
n0ad_ LM 4__H_ by il company of flu boats. who will
_ roportlonatelr dofrliy all expenses
i _ABRAWS V“_|_AGE__M|._ Ad0|_ in putting up their lobsters. The fol-
phuii O. Gallant has ri-cently made a. b‘:_“
trade in horses. llc sold a. nico _ _
mack horse' draught and bought a lniit, Aubin Gullalit. Phillbert Arsen
thrcc~yenr-old, bioodcd. full of ilfo 2;'
and swift oi’ foot. Mr. Gallant will P
Z' e
rs
now have sonicthing to carry him Th
along. and ills illany friends congra- 
tulatc him on hm good bargains- li'
liir. Joseph L. Gallant was ill Sum- pr
mc
training wcro ill I-Jgtnont Buy last :Jmlld
Sunday.-lil. 0
stallldillg of thc pupils of Tiglilsh High wad
sl-iiool for .lnounry_ luis;-urauo vil_ °“
-I. llllroid lluckctt; 2, lleniot Gall- T-mln
dnt; 3; lietlry Perry. Gmc \'.-I. Wil- ou
linln Daley: 2. Alva Carter; 3, Leo c,“
lu-or-nault; 4. riuolc Aroennult. Gmac 5°”
15. Percy Conroy; 3, Lorne Murphy; 4. £55
Roy Johnston, Fri.-dorick Bernard éml
(equal). Grade IV. (Junior)-1. Ed-1 Tr
word Whelan: 2. James Richard; 3. res
Adrien Richard. Grade lil.-l Ralph Lo
Hackett; 2. Leo Myers. Grade ll.-i, Ma
Joseph Bernard; 2, _Walter Buote. ‘a
Grade I.-1. Leo Gallant: “_ Joseph p
Gaudet* 3. Alfred ltichard H 72;;
were present 'l`he pupils nerr; e\ ma
Gavin. assisted by Mrs. P. hi. Foley Eg
and .\ll's. Augustine Ahearn. a former n
ready answers. each pupil evidenced “gi
'il
the regular school classes several U
wr-.ii pil-:l.~'4»li with the general pro- no
gross of this school, The ilistribu- le
tloil to 0 close. (.111)
_Asmilws vi|.l.AcE ~o'rEs_ _ 
All enjoyable evclling was spent nt nu
oil Wednesday on the occasion of his is
fort was atlorded them for the great “Z
_ mansion was iliunliued in all corners. bu
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT DECEMBER 27th, 1910. H and the guests had free access every- be
'trains outward-Read down. _Trains inward-Read UD- where. A great deal of music. was ha
heard during the night. while some en-
joved whlst games. Mr. Gallant had hs!
e
l'llllip Arsellauli ls not improving as I?
Ill
ith hlllloll
ing their
hrée
o anyporson who cannot be cured
llltll
. the above reward will be paid.
o l|ed|ane_gives such lasting sa-
tion `or elects such marvellous
as Dr. 'Hamlltoirs Pills. Relief
ntly follows their use. That
nstipatlon by Dr. llamllton'a
ding headache goes forever. that
Y. bilious tits and stomach dis-
ers are stopped
t be nervous about using lk.
ton's Pills thev are mild
for n child to use yet certain
effective in action in the moat
onlc cases Get s 25c box todsy,
Y bring and keep robust good
QE
if
to  
og
the Infan
He is now dri
flllllilx cables from one trench to
cany nor is the work as dangerous. and
terest be expresses ~great regret at fillil-
from home. Ha appreciates most
highly all communications from -
1081111118 that his parents are ever urds.
worrying about him.-M. at -H
rluulsli. _°““‘
-Mr. and Mrs. EDJ. Gallant were Doll'
visit to their old home, and returned week
_||_|. IN HOSPITAL.--lhrsalbt
oches, of Kildare Capes. w|:|;t
' to h Charlottetown Hospital _ t
in Titllilh Monday evening on a t em hnedtnl rpergioglpeigohrlri
b 'Wd ¢n|nh_ edt appen cts. o r ‘
y an I al Z b nmsuccestlful. Her parents are
_ _ilocnsw-'rite what' _Chun _ 9  _ 0'
another lla has no pack now to hmm" payed as mst 'tml nv". U .wahuwnn
Amon; other :lungs or personal in- of ine moon os me 'risnlsh ish gm 
'ii
2.; 
at Zio. and 
.__ ee _ \
~_‘ng1°U|\N¢p p|°|||g,_..M|-, Lam-` anxiously awaiting her return.-Z. ‘ "sold by-'Gem E_ Hughes* °
.ll
Co
an
ores
Don’ `
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Detective Bradley. Charlotte-
n, spent a few days ill Sllmmor- _
last week on oliiclal business.- r ._ _ _ ._ » _ j~`
- ir sn oonnon trio to sydney ‘-‘~   of  ~»
s,‘,,'°"°",,C°°'°m,,, hiring, clrli.. an former place at  ~ |
osnrof hvfwi- |l“°“‘_f’°F'”z‘ ._  ._»l»,--=  yi, 4%.; _  ~. _ '
saturday, the ‘latter e ng e- _ 4" ` __ 
not having received parcels sent hilll felled 134°  ' ` L_ ,  _  ai is til;
"“‘i"..,.* °‘3t,°‘;;?!‘ ..’»$"§*.“.I- ' ` ,gs-tg" ...l’.§?`;
home. and is sorely touched on changelagt’ 1:' hen Mr. W. D- Sumner’ :h'.mm_~"e pu"
big figure sold his estate in 1-  . Q|Wui
- -- Peterville to Mr. Percy Keele, of as “?:`..nmh':@8
pllBll!0ll._Z. uxtbm t& .mun-
- _ 52|;-.
Qldidon
if £F|fr:l: 
I
4.-
r
___ G ll. More J. P. Gordon
ovc. on Thursdliy. danunry
20 _
ight cases of goods have been for-‘
rdcd since tho society was formed
four barrels of goods have been
t to tho Belgian llollcf Fund. Tho
lowing were cleclcd on the Exo
ve Committee for tho colnin|:_
r: President. Mrs. E. H. Duvar;|
ice-President, Mrs. J. A. Webb;
esldcnt of Cutting-out Committee.,
s Hattie Webb: President of So
Committee. Miss Ella Bouller
easurer. Mrs. James Clark; Cor-
pouding Secretary. Miss Clara'
ckerby; Recording Secretary. lillss'
ud Duvar. A vote of thanks was
sscd to the retiring officers. The
lowing are the contents ol' the,
tltlon of th
siting team scored one while
gals scored four more, leaving
unt. at the end of the game 8-1 in
vor of the Regals. Urban Gillis as
e first except that
feree and Earl Grad as
i
Xl°'iori'ifori?”ii'$i§iiirios°h(i§°` iii-l` I ' 119-121 Queen Street Charlottetown
no Poirier being fitted up for the
ing are the names ut' the mem-
of the company: Josevl N- GBP
t, Valentin Bnrriauit and Chris
licr Poirier and liiathurin Gallant'
0 last named will sc-al for the
pany. Their inuny friends wish;
ul good luck lli thclr ncw cntcr- S
of-._i\l. t ef
RED CROSS.-The first annual -
cling of thc St. l.ukc’s und For- new things'
c Cuvu Red Cross Society was
at Mrs. ld li. Dllvar's. Fortune
hth box shipped by the Socletyzi
fracture cushions. 6 pairs pyjamas,
annual exnnlillzltioll ut' Kildare (`eti- `igégteishlfffngglegfdoigfgg' balndzggse
Jali. ifltll Twentl' Parents and visitors ;i|§soz;::da;e;a‘;(,;Zg$;'_ llolfgozgndgxgl-
_ . _ '_ _ _ " ny-tailed bandages I yd. long. 15
uare slings. 2 dozens triangular
ngs, 1' dozens roll bandages. 5
ckuges sponges (10 in ouch pack
e). The society acknowledges
til thanks the sum of $21. 'which
s donated from the proceeds of
e pie social held in Casculnpec
were well rendered. Several par- dmc] on "a“uar`v ]S`
HOCKEY MATCH. - The secolldg
ck(-y lnntch of thc season to bc
ld on the .-'tlbertoll arena was played
Friday night last between t.he|
arloitetowli ltailway team and the _
erton ilegals. The ice was in ex-
lent condition and n very large
mber of spectators witnessed the `
ntest. Tile game started at thirty-
rce minutes after eight and ill less
an five minutes the home team had
o points to their credit. The Rail-
y melt tried to even up the score
t could not make connections and
fore half time was called the Regals
d tallledd number four The second
t' of the game was somewhat a re-
the
the'
the
y judge ofl
ay halldlcd the game and although it
as fully clcnn throughout . they
d occasion io baud u fcw pcnzlltlcs
from ono to thrco minutes. The
uilway if-anl may tmvcl fast enough
visitors loft on return for Charlotte
lows:
Moran Wm. Arsenault‘
Cover Point
uscpll l’alc¢|uci. Alfred Murphy
wll ul. 11.30. The lineup wus
_ Goal   ._
Point '
Centro
Rover
Right Wing
Left Wing
IIS
allway Team Regal:
}l'v§~. ifnntiioll' Aron Lewis
ob l\’f~l.~suil t_‘. Murphy
` Jos. Power John Matthews
F00”  Gordon Sutherland Russ Matthews
WHAT AN M. D. LEARNED Geo. Vickcrson James Curl-A.
-FROM WOUNDED ISLANDER
"lt was my own experience that first -Miss Evelyn Arsenault, Abranrs
led me to advocate Grape~Nuls food; V
and l also know from having prescrib- c
ed it to convslescents and other weak A
patients that this food is n wonderful a
rebnllder and restorer of nerve and c
brain tissue.. as well as muscle. lt tb
improves the digestion anddd patients iv
lllagc. recetvod another letter ro-
ently from ‘her feousln. Augustin
rsenault. son of Mr.=Leon J. Arsen-
ult. who went acl-_oss with the first
ontlngent. Mr. Arsbhault has been
rough many hard 'times since he
as at the front but his many friends
ll be glad to team that up to the
tnnnod him
ben he came
lining down
"l began to use Grape Nuts and ceived five
i t ld k ll
and in ‘tive weeks returned to my home rn
and practice. taking up hard work ou
again. Since that time I have felt
well and strong ss I ever did ln my lr
e.
ere serious
edical
FIVGYY
enty-five
'As a physician who seeks to help o`f trenches.
allsll aulorers I consider lt a duty to m n
make these facts public."
ent fell o
rlbes as
ge r-ity
rsdes ran
tllll
ate or this letter he was in the best
hat about three months B80 he had
leen wounded. In his last letter he
ves details of-thlmmishnp. A big
hell burst over his head. which
the moment and
he felt the blood
He had re-
of will
0h
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_tossrsn l=lsHl~o_ it will be _  &  
resting to lobster fishermen to! S,A,   _ _ W. A.sl0\Yll‘\
rn'that s. new lobster factory is '~ - -
l'  _
iS_i!tock-takings over--Shelves are
n
.4000
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“Super-bone Corsets
The woman who has been find-
ing it hard to get corsets that will
not break. The woman who is
looking for a .corset of permanent
easy shapeliness. The woman who
for any reason has not been pleased
with her corset is the woman to
whom we want to show
“Super-bone” Corsets
_ This new corset-filled with a
spirally arranged wire boiling---made
up of finest French Coutil is here for
you in all the new models.
' $3.00, 5.00, 7.00
filling each day with new goods
FINISHED STOCK TAKING-now we are busy filling the shelves with
pring oods-every day case after case i_s opened-checked up-_contents put on
he sh ves ready for you. Here today is an announcement of Just-a few of the
American V
Wash Goods
A first showing of some of the pret-
tiest American Wash Fabrics you have
ever seen-now ready for you at our
Wash Goods Counter. There are scores
of new weaves-there are all the new
colorings-there are goods of every
price.
All we want is a chance to show
them.
New English
Dress Goods
at old time prices
Case after case of English Dress
Goods have just been passed through
Customs and made ready for you.
is Tlieseareigioodsof--all-sorts-bought
many months ago-and a good propor-
tion of them selling at “before the war”
prices.
Navy and Black Serges 85c, 1.00.
1.10, 1.60, 2.00.
Venetians 1.00.
Fancy Weaves 1.10, 1.25, 1.50.
Broadcloths 2.00, Black and Colored
Sedans 2.00. '
a
[ Buy an Overcoat |
to-day--take advant-
age of our wholesale
I price to every buyer
$12.7o coats now $6.50
3 11.5) fur collared wats 0 8.00
13.00 cone. now 12.00 _ 20.00 noon arenow '$13150
22.00 coats now 15.00 24.00-» costs are pow- _ 16.00
~ v Hmlrs Yoon-¢BANcE 'ro nova mos run coat*
| 0 50.00  to are oov‘v;i;..._._.._._._._____._...s 40.00'
I    .~='.‘Z.-’§13§_1_1_f_f_f3_fri;.$233503o
I Fur Collared_. ts for.. _Frosty Days
This rrns loslu. IN oolviroiir ‘ "  ' '
winter-__ _ are ilbrrdil widen _oigifgmwr in
mmolmnrm inlioo§.’i`§.) U  
8|# lnqooti sensibleosetyles.  You can"‘b'l)tfy_ggth°e‘1ln .tri
--Get a Winter Coat-_-|
Get it ftoday---While you Need it
Get it Dollars Less than Value
_ THE PRESENT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF EVERY SORT OF w' ter
coal sive# you 11 Splendid chance to secure a Iwarnr coat-'whileyou .vvar;t;it'- *
at practically your own price. The coats otlefed are almost without mm
new this season. They are from the best andlargest coat stock in P. E. _ .
They are honest-stylish garments-but 'the season is over-we
want the room _ y occupy-we need the money they cost-and so-you can
choose one form many cases LESS than the factory cost. _ _ f '_ ‘
I’ .
$ 1500 coats are now 1000
3
16.00 fur- collared coats S
18.00 fur collared coats 13.00 20.00 fur collared mats
, ._ -_..._ sux _.L