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COAL
is one of the things that con-
tributes largely to our enjoy.
ment, while it goes up largely
in smoke, it leaves behind
genil warmth td" the occup-
antsof the house.
We can supply you 'th
the best Coal at the loxiest
price.
Order your supply today.
A Pickard & Co.
Phone 240
Ch’I:own
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NOTHING BUT A MIRACLE CAN
SAVE THE GERMANS.
“ At Lassign, for cxaiiiple, a Gerinun
force. 01' Ll Slreligtli which could not he
leariied. has been surrounded by the
l-‘rcncli and Cut oi’l` i`roin the main
body. lt has taken ret’u;;e in some
extoiisive iiuarries and its position is
now very niucll like that of (fronje at
l’aurdebiirg. Tlieso quarries, \v|iicli
are ot' an unusual iiuturc, \vere of Ger-
niaii ownership, so that every yard of
their intricate working is known to
the enemy. There are long subter-
iuiiean galleries electrically lighted.
"Tho careful Gernixnis, when they
saw retreat \vas impossible, drove into
thc refuge many of the iiilinbitiiiits,
mainly women and children. Tlicso
poor creatures now serve as a shield
for the Gerinaii soldiers, but as Freiicii
troops new surround the position, and
the l<‘rench artillery is shelling the
(lei-iiiaii guns and the treiit-lies, notliing
biil ii niirat-fe can save that iiiiprls-
oiieil section of the (lerniuii t'oi‘i'e. and
in the end it must surreiidcr. .
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"JUST ARRIVED sonietliiiig ne\v iii
rubber boots, siiorter and lighter
than the reitulzir lilies. iiiade in only
one quality and that Llic best possible.
'l`l\0l' 0.13: 1ust__Ll\c thiiu; for men and
boys for kiiocltalioiit wear in dirty
weather. ln iiieii's sizes 6 to 11, $2.95,
boys' 1 to Fi, $2.50. See oui' window.
PERSONALS
Miss Charlotte Allen ol’ the P E
5:2310 Telephone Co., has returned
*U1 €l1.l0yable visit to New York.
Miss Ruth Hugg n :it 1 tt ‘ _
day morning for Nzw  teo rsi-ikliiiire
Bfgnduties as nurse in Mt. Sinai Hos-
Tho Hon. Duncan and Mrs Marshall
Xlfilggtdnown in Charlottetown. have re-
, to Edmonton from their extend-
ed European trip.
wllsoieutsnant F. B. McRae. of Pownal,
adianvounteered with the first Can.
the M;3°'\Ullgeiit. and who is now on
Milli. was retained in his rank
.us a commissioned officer.
I Miss Ella McPhail. of Duluth, Minn.,
tgittvcs this niorniiig for her homo uf.
H Sbelitlllig a pleasant visit with
rem* ll* Mmlliliille and Charlotte-
town.
,  J~ N- (70¥\l`0l'. son of Dr. Con-
l0i. has entered Dalhousie College to
:Hlfelllp the study of law. Mr. Conroy
pl/Fo Lean in`the ofiice ot' his brother.
gr. red tonroy, North Biittleiord,
lusk. _
Mrs. James Sutherland lctt Satur-
day m0l‘lli\ii; for Montreal on a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. ll. N. 'l‘ay1o|-_
‘loin there she will go to Glenwood,
ond. _where sho \vill spend the win.
tor _with hcr daugliter, Mrs., 3.5011
Robinson.
I Messrs. Hniniiioiid Kelly and J. A.
ltiitlcrsoii retiiriied to Cliarlottetown
0" 5-’-l\§l'<l1_l.y`liiglit troni Sydney, N_ S,
_Mr. Cleo. l<. llariies has returned to
his home iii Wrenthaii, Miise, after
Sllilllililli-Z the summer with friends at
lilt. Albion. Mr. Barnes speaks very
neil ot the lslaiid, and hopes tu re-
turn next summer. _
/\ti_i'acted by the reputation of the
cliai'iiis oi’ l’rliice Edward island, Mr.
and li‘li's'.YlVluui'it~e Skinner, of Btu-im.
<l0S_. li. \l. I.. who are on an extended
visit to 1 iiiindit ziiid_iilici'cll their plans
in order to take iii’ the Uardeii of
the Gulf, have been aiiioiig the visi-
tors to (‘.liiii‘lotti-toivii i`or the past
few days und leave again this niorn-
iiill. delighted \viili their trip. Mi-_
Skinner represeiits Messrs. Saniucl
Miinnnig & Co,
FRANCE HAS ALL MONEY SHE
NEEDS.
L()ND()N, Oct. 3.-A dispatch to the
ilnvas Airency ‘froin Bordeaux says
the iicrouiits oi the llaiik of l\`i‘aiicc
and ot the State 'l‘reasui'y on October
1, vvere completely satisfactory, and
that tlierc will he no necessity tu have
recourse in a public loan.
I was cured of ltlieumatic Gout by
by M1NARD'S LINIMENT,
Hall ax. ANDREW KING.
Markham, Ont. C. S. BILLING.
1 was cured of llheumstic Gout by
MIlJARD'S LINIMENT.
' Lakeaeid. Que..o¢t. 9,1901
I wan cured of Acute Bronchitis by
MINARD'B LINIMENT.
Alley & (’o.,., lilo Queeii Street.
5828-10-lMM3i.
LT.-C014. U. CREW READ, Sul'
gn? 1
REXALL SYRUP OF
to the body that feeling of
money, $1.00.
Here’s the Real Body Builder
just the ingredients needed to build up the' wasted
corpuscles of the blood and thus help to restore your
entire system to a condition of health and _well being.
By helping to make good rich blood; it tends to
better the appetite and aid the digestion. and to give
Should this tonic not satisfy, we willreturn your
MacKinnon Drug Company
Cor. Great George and Kent Sis.
HYPOPHOSPHITES has
good health and vigor.
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l For Sale
‘Three P. E. Island,
Silver Black Foxes, (Two
females and one male.)
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‘f Prices and termsjeaivlilfét we are offering the best
y, u willbeconvince .
‘glues on the market.
ii T. Gorden
. Montague.
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 pairs interior Alaska Silver Blacks, and two
pairs very dark patches. W1" be S014 Cheap f0f 0351?- k
P E Island, and imported ranch bred Mm »
Three' Fisher, two females and one male.
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Come and see them. and
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IT PAV8 to buy in this Province.
INTERCESSION 8ERVlCE8.-- A
special series of meetings for interces-
Isory prayer on behalf of our soldiers
will be held nightly during the coming
week at the Y. M. C. A. Each nieet-
ing will last from 7.30 to 8 o'cluck.
All men are invited.
WEDNESDAY’S MEETING.-» A
Patriotic Meeting _in aid of the “Army
Field Service Fund” will be held in
Stanhope Hall on Wednesday even-
ing, Oct. 7th, at 7.30 o’elock. Judge
Fitzgerald. Messrs A. B. Warburton
and A. A. Bartlett “will address the
meeting. The public are cordially iii-
vited to attend.
RECOVERINGL- Yesterday, the
Rev. (lanon Simpson, of St. Peter‘s
Cathedral, who had been confined to
his home by illness for the past three
weeks, was able to make a welcome
reappeurance in the pulpit at the
morning service at St. Peter's, and he
preaclieda very interesting sermon.
The (Iniion, it is gratifying to state,
while he has not entirely regained his
good health, is recovering rapidly.
LETTERS PATENT GRANTED.-
“'l‘he Hazel Grove Black and Silver
i-‘ox (‘o., Ltd., with a capital stock of
$30,000. divided into fifty-dollar shares.
and the "Coiifederatioii Silver Black
Fox Co., Ltd.," with a capital stock of
$99,000, divided into twenty-dollar
shares, have been granted letters pat-
ent for their incorporation by the
Lieut.-Governor-in-Council.
SERVICE FOR THE DEAD.-The
annual parade to the cemetery and
service for the dead of the (iatholics
was held in Charlotetown yesterday.
At 2.30 p. ni., thc din’erent Catholic
societies formed in procession on Low-
er Queen street and, headed by the
League of the Cross Build, which ren-
dered cxcellciit music, marched to
the Pro-Uatliedral. ln the church a
short requieni service was held, after
whicii the parade reformed and pro-
ceeded to the cemetery on St. l’etei~'s
Road. ln the procession in a carriage
rode 1-lis _Lordship Bishop O'Leary,
Rev. Dr. G. J. Mclieilan and Sir W. W.
Sullivan (Cliief Justice). While the
prelates were vesting, preparatory to
the service for the dead. the band
played the dead march. The choir of
the l’ro-Cathedral rendered psalms
suitable to thc occasion and the
“l.ibera,” then the liitaiiy for the Dead
was recited. The serinoii for the oc-
casion was preached by Rev. lfatlier
l\'lcl.cllaii, who gave u learned and
eloqueiit discourse thai. wus listened
to \vitli the keeiiest ziiteiition and ini-
pressed itself' deeply upon his au-
dieiice.
INVERNESS MlSSiON STATION. -
The liiiul step in organiziiig the lii-
veriiess Mission iicld into a reizuliir
eoiigregntioii was taken Sunday, Sept.
liith, wlieii Rev. xl: S. Mcliuy, iiioderu-
tor oi’ the coiigrcgatioii, ordniiied two
elders into that oilice. A short time
liel'ore, hir. Sydney llonnell, the stu-
dent, iii cliarge, had left the field. ii
business inoetiiig was held in the
cliurcli. 'l`hree inaiingers were :ip-
pointed to carry on the work in con-
iieetioii with the coiigrogatiou. A rc
gular (iliristiaii Einlenvor Socicety wus
organized and the officers elected.
This society luis already had a num
bei' of meetings and is progressiiig
spleiididly. The sacrainent was dis-
pensed the Sunday previous by Rev.
J. S. McKay, :ind thirty nieinbers were
received into the cliurch, twenty-seveii
by profession of iaith and three b_v
certificate. lt will be reiiiciiibered
that Evangelistic services were cou-
ducted in this church by Rev. J. S.
i\‘l<:Kay a few weeks previoiis, and
thc iiuniber of coniiiiiiiiicaiits received
liito the church testify to thc siicccss
of these services. This mission field
has. during the suininer iiioiithn. been
in charge oi Sidney lionnell, ti student
oi' l’riiicc of \Vnlos College, who un-
dertook niissioii woi'k for the first time
this suninicr. All activities ot' this
eoiigregalioii are now in a flourishing
conditioii and the prospects for the
future look exceedingly bright.
NEW FOX COMPANIES.-As proof
of the stability ot` the fox industry and
an indication of how niiiinportaiit luis
been the effect on it of the depression
caused by the war, is the fact that
the formation ot' new fox companies
continues at average pace. lu Sat-
urday`s Royal Gazette appear applica-
tions t`or letters patent for the incor-
poration of t\vo iiiore new fox coni-
paiiies,-“Tlie Lampson Silver (lrosu
l~‘ox (‘o., Ltd.." and thc “(`.olonIal Sil-
ver llliiek Foxes, l.td.," the former
with a proposed capital of $42,000, di-
vided iiito $25-sliares, and the latter
with a capital ot' $300,000, divided liito
3,000 shares of $100 each. The Lamp-
soii (‘oinpnny will have its head olllce
located in Uliarlottctowii. and thc pro-
moters include some oi' tiliarlottc-
town's most prominent fox-iiieii. The
applicants for incorporation are
Messrs. Myron Henderson, trader, and
Daniel (7. McKay. iiiaiiufactnrer's
agent. of Halifax, N. S.; J. Stanley
Wedlock, l~‘cnton R. Newsom, Fletclicr
G. Jordan and Daniel A. Mclilnnon.
fox brokers, of Charlottetown; ll. L.
llewson, capitalist, oi' Amherst, and
Everett Wedlock, butcher, of Hunter
lock, Newsom, Jordan and 1Vi‘cl(iiiiion
tors. The Colonial Conipany will have
| is-In
. _ _ _ T are to be the first or provisional direc- ‘.._._..__..
(lounty. and its first or provisional di-
rectors nrc to be Messrs. John S. (lou-
sins. oi' Park (‘orner; Herbert T. Mt.
Lend. ni' Brockton, Mass.; (‘; ldrhest
McNutt, ot' llarnley; Joseph A. Stone,
of Brockton, Stewart B. Mclicod, of
Brockton; li. Edgar Shaw, nf (Thar-
lottctown; T. Hunic I-lopgood. of Mal
pequc.
::The Island Condition Powder con-
tains only tho finest ingredients and
is made according to_ the formula of
an eminent veterinary. For 15 years
it has stood the test and today it is ill
greater demrlnd than ever. Feeil it
and get results. 251:. full pound pack-
age. 20c. pound in quantities. E. A.
Foster, Central Drugstore. mtf.
::8T. LAWRENCE SILVER BLACK
FoX C0., LTD.,-A Meeting of the
shareholders of the St. Lawrence Bil-
cr Blank Fox (‘.o., Limited, will be held
in the office ol' the (‘unipnny, t‘linrlot
ti-town. on 'Fliursdny Octobcr lo, 1914
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THANKSGIVING TEA.-The Ladies
Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. will hold
a tea Thanksgiving afternoon, from
four till seven. Admission, 20 cts.
Home-made candy will he sold. All
members'iTf“the Auxiliary are asked
to help make the event a success.
5904.
SIGNALLING CORPS.-A consider-
able number of qualified slgnallers are
required to complete the strength of
the Signalling Corps at Halifax. Sig-
nallers holding either Grads “A” or
"B" certificates are wanted for duty at
Halifax. Qualified signallers who desire
to enrol for this duty may apply to
Lieut. K_. S. Rogers any time today.
Lieut. Rogers, in accordance with in-
structions recelved by wire yesterday.
leaves himself on Tuesday nioriiiiig t’or
Halifax, to be attached ns Signalling
Officer to thc composite regiment now
stationed there.
"For t_l;ose who pre.i`er‘s toni? in
solid form, llcxall Blood ’l`alile\s is
the one right re dy. lt is a prepara-
tiwii made lroin a l'o.n1ula thi.; has
lf.-cn sizicrssfuiiy used t`i:~; iiini:_\‘
;,':.-ni'.~.' by iiainiiig physicians tlii'oii§.',11
out Great Britain and the United
States and is un excellent tonic for
the blood, nerves and the general sys-
tem. 60 tablets in a box 50c, three
boxes $1.25, money back if dissatisfi-
ed. MacKinnon llrug (_‘o., Cor. Great
George and Kent Streets. Mtli
4-X-_
:IA MEETING OF THE ARMY
Field Service Fund will be held in
Crapnud hall on \Vcdiiesday, Oct. 7th.
and in Bonsliaw (Tourt llouse on Thu-
rsday, Oct. Sth, meeting to begin at
7.30 p. in. Rev. G. 1-I. Taylor, Judge
Fitzgerald and others will address the
nieeting. 3900-10-5M2i.
GERMANS GET READY FOR WIN
TER CAMPAIGN.
ROTTERDAM, Oct. Il.-Gcrniaii and
pushing forward with the utmost vigor
their preparations l`or ii winter cani-
paign. Until recently, uppareiitly.
they had not conceived such uit even-
tiiality, but iii the last few weeks they
have leariiod iiiuch.
All the high-class slions that foriiier-
ly did nothing but innke the best fin'
garnients for ladies are busily engaged
in the iiianui'actui'e of sheepskin cloth-
ing for soldiers, and no fewer than
fl50,000 i'iir coats have been delivered,
.presiiniubly for the use oi` officers.
Two million sheep and_ laiub skins
have been bought by the Guveriiinciit
l`oi‘ the iiien.
Workincii who arc ordiiiiirily cin-
ployed in the glove industry have been
witlidrawn from the ranks and are
now working day and niglit to provide
those in the field with skin clotliiiig.
l<`or cavalry special leatlicr leg pro-
tectors are being made out oi' leutlicr
intended for gloves.
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one Up Your System
1 Cold Weather
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The long hot summer has
robably left you in a run-
own condition. If you have 1
i_at tired ,feeling and are
ithout ambition for work
r play, you are probably
ot suffering from any par-
ticular disease, but from a
general sluggish condition ;
of all the organs of the
body. To overcome this con-
. dition take
Our Compound `
Hypophosphites
It increases the appetite,
causes _ibetter assimilation
and by_ its action hastens thc
expulsion of waste matter
from the system. Now is a
good time to take this toni
and get your system
shape before cold wcath
arrives.
Price $1.00 a bottle
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Those men who prefer a
shaving imparaiion in
. powder form will find sup-
reme satisfaciion in our dis-
play.
We have here Mennen's
Royal Vinolia. Williams and
Co gates,a line recognized
as supreme the
world over. ' A 
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The Civilian ltific (Jlub had a most
successful shoot Saturday afternoon
last. ln the Silver Solver and Brown
Cup second series, at 200, 500 and 600
yards, the following excellent scores
were niade:
Pts.
100
90
G. R. Beer . . . . . . .
 
Lieut. W. K. Rogers . .. ..
J. (‘.. Milford . . . .
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Prof. P. Barlow  ..
E. G. Love_....... ..
C. P. Thorn? .. ..
G. M. Moore  ..
W. S. Lousoii ._ ..
J.O'Brieii  ..
(lol. ll. Stewart 
J. \\'. ings  75
That excellent shot, I'.ieut. E. Rit-
chie, made 100 points during the day,
although not eoiiipetlng in above
iiiatclics.
Mucii iiiterest was taken in a prac-
tice slioot oil` the knee t'or it goose, the
range being 7 shots at 200 yards. Mr.
Geo. Moore \voii the prize with the ex-
cellent score of 20 points out of a
Dossible of 35. The eoinpletn scores
were as follows:
G. M. Moore  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 29
J. O'llricii .. _ ___ 25
G. R. Beer  ...25
Prof. Barlow 
(‘. l’. ’l`horne 
Licut. ld. Ritchie
J. 1', iviiiforti _ . _ .
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R. V. l.oii;.:wortli . . _ _ _ _
\V. S. Lousoii . . . ._ __ _
J. W. liii-is  1?.
Col. Stewart  4
_A team consisting of ten niciiihcrs
ot the Civilian t‘l\ib no out this after-
noon to coinpetc with the i-elelirated
York Rifle (‘.lnb. ’|‘lic uiiiiuul iiiritt-lic.-z
oi' the tfiviliziii l'lub will take plari»
next Saturday :it`\ei'iiooii nt Keiisiiig-
‘OH Ri\lllrc_ A large brian- list is beiiiftf
prepared for all taking part.
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" 3"' MODERN sui.|_E1's.
(From New York “Medical Journal.")
'thc wrious bullets used by armies
of civilized nations admit of belnll
grouped in three classes. One of these
classes of projectilcs is called the re-
duced, calibre jacketod bullet. The
second class includes the leaden balls
formerly in use in the British army
and subsequently used by the Servians.
’l‘o the third class belong the expand-
ing bullets, the soft nosed bullet and
the duni-duiii bullet. Some authorities
speak of the first class as the pointed
bullet. lt has less stopping power
than tlie¢other two. The greater part
of the nations of the world use the
ogivul bullet, a pointed bullet whose
tip forins an obtuse angle like an arch.
The two bullets now in use, the
ogival and the blunt nosed. have :i ro-
tary and a wabbliiig inotioii. Cn lin-
pact they produce ti wound like that
made by thc blow ot' a haniiiicr. This
effect seems to»bc observed at all
raiiges, but particularly' at 1,000 yards.
Here the gyroscopic steadiiiess due to
rotation is lost; the bullet may even
turn on its axis and produce explosive
cdects. Lateral impact seems the only
explanation of these explosive effects.
The unstable Japanese bullet, un-
'stable because it is the lightest and
smallest in use, rliakes at 800 to 1,000
_yards perforatioiis which are large.
with explosive exits, and in the izoft
viseera a wide li‘act sliowing a yzrent
deal of laceratioii. These effects are
prohulily the result of the biillet's
course, wliicli is a taiigciit to the
curve of the trajectory.. llefore it
takes a curve, at very short rninge, it
has el`l`c<~ts less severe. but here its
stoppiiig power is less. lii this respect
it is iiiiicli inferior to thc blunt iiosed
bullet. 'l`he action of both these types
of niudcrii bullet on the liuniun body
would at. iii'.~‘t seein to be the sitnie, lint
'carefiil iiiupet-tioii of wounds during
the llalkaii war sliows that wounds
eaiisctl by the sharp iiosed Gcrniiiii or
’l`iii‘kisli bullet were on thc wliolc iiiore
in shrapiiel and the bhuit nosed bullet`
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MAKES PERFECT BREAD”
favorable for speedy healing tha =
those caused by tb'§‘bl'unt nosod S11-
vian bullet.
There is. however. a marked deft-~~.
of the pointed bullet. The result oif
shaving off the tip and shoulder to at
tlnc point is to throw the centre ot
gravity very far back; this peculiarity
tends to make the bullet travel on its
transverse axis. This effect increases
wounding power by increasilig the
area oi"th'e wound.
The duiii-duiii bullet has a packet.
and ii core of lead, but its special qual-
ity is the projectioii of the lead beyond
,the inuiitlc. \\'hen it strikes an ob-
ject ilu- soft. lci.d spre-.ails out in the
sliapr- of ii iiiiislirooin, hence the bullet
caiiscs wounfis that have great stop~
‘ping iiowcr.
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'iro suito aio onv Dock AT
PRINC RUPERT. B. C.
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\\'l!\'Z\'lPl‘T£l, Or-I. 3.-Preslde'
(‘li:iin!u-rliii, of the Grand 'i`ru1ik R2 »
way, niiiioiiiiec<`i today: "'I‘lii=. Grfi 1
Trunk has ilecided to build one ot' t-
largt-sl <ii~y<lorks iii this country .
|l’i'iiir<e lliipcrl, at which xi 20,000 tc 1.
battleship can be docked. \Vork vi' t
be started .laiiuary lst, giving en.
ployineiit, to tliousziiids of uiieinploye 1
nion, A full, complete sliipbulldi-.
plant, as good as anytliiiig New Yr
can boast of, will be iii full sw .
shortly after the first of the year, --
that the uiir-iiiployed of the Pa i
coast need not be without eiuploytn-
this wiiitcr.
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lately.
There are soft hats
all wearable styles-
at the HATTERIE.
the hA'l"l`F,RlE offers.
range of caps in P. E. I.
TRESS HATS '
STETSON HATS
FRANKLIN HATS.
vai iety-for this autumn is a great soft hat season,
there are smart new English stiff hats-
thei'e are hats of every good block-and they are
Young men will appreciate the great assort- _
ment of new coloriiigs shown in this falls shapes .
Older men will like the assortment ot mod-
erate sliapes-quiet styles-sober colorings that
' ALLil\/IEN will be pleased with the prices
that tne HATTERIE offers on nice new fall hats.
THE SOFT HATS are 1.50 to 6.50.
THE STIFF HATS “ 2.00 to 5.00.
And then you know there is here the finest
The Busiest Store On Charlottetown’s Busiest Street
  Some Autum Hats that all 
Men Should See
Tl~lEj “ilA'l"l`ERlE” at the MENS STORE
invites you very particularly to secthc hand-
some new blocks that have been coming in
in very partic ularly strong
Get Your New Overcoat From 1
The Men’s Store '
CHOOSE ‘YOUR _NEW OVERCOAT where you can see at `
once just how _it is going to like-_-where you can tell before
you leave the store whether you like it.
CHOOSE _YOUR NEW OVERCOAT where you can be
certain of getting the last word in Overcoat style __ the fit-
and set-and swing that perfect tailoring ensures.
CHOOSE YOUR NEW OVERCO/‘i'l` at the MEN ‘S STORE =
where you will pay strictlv “before the war” prices.
Ml;`N’S OVERCOATS $9, $10. $12, $14, S17. $20, $25.
MEN’S SUITS $3, $10, $12.50, $15, $16, :$20, $25. _
BOYS SUITS $2.25, $2.50, $4.50, $5.75, $6.50, $7.50 up.
EEAVE it to the "
know what’s what in
styles-and to recognize .
the real thing when
they sec it.~.For in-
stance, this new_ Soft =
Stetson. ’ __ _
.W VVe have full assortf
ments of all the new. -
Stetsons liere-it’s an` `
easy matter for you to
select the one that you'
will like to wf:a.r.it'.°.¢""""'
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Regular $10. value at
JUST ANOTHER OF OUR LUCKY purchases-go 1
a lot of handsome well tailored good weight two piece 1
Norfolk suits in greys and browns and navy blue-perfect
litters dandy styles-we bought them under the market.
so that we can offer you TEN DOLLAR
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