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Who has his Coal bin filled
with Pickard’S Coal, the kind
that burns well and while
burning gives out plenty of
heat. .
Order your supply toda
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I will offer for sale by auction, on Wheat per bus. .80 to $1.00
the premises at Kelvin, the farm of the Wool per lb. _29
00
acres of excellent land, known as the
"Johnston property", situated IA mile 1-A .
from Kelvin siding, and 11/.. miles
from Kensin ton Station. This far
late William Glover, consisting of 1
g ni
is in a high state of fertility, is well
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watered, and adequately fenced with greatest Fall tonic procurable-it
cedar and wire; also 1 G-tt. hay mow-
er, nearly new; 5 jaunting sleiglis;
milch cow, 1 set driving harness,
buffalo robes, new.
Sale takes place, Friday, October
23, at 1 p. m.
Terms to suit purchaser. Anyone
desiring information on above named
property call to' see owner, Mrs. Ln-
vlnla Glover, Kensington.
HUGH MORRISON.
Auctioneer.
Kensington, Oct. 16, 1914.
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KOBBON tl: DUFFY
ianimi; and Attorneys
Solicitor? (of ,oynl §anIr_Voi___(1natl
HONEY .TO LOAN
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all all wlll
By lakng “Fruit-a-lives"
Says Ilapi. Swan l
Life is very miner ni 1 in
alder with Indi§e;t_idn,o Dygspl; Vg:
_ ur Stomach an Biliousneq, Thi.
Letterkfrom Captain Swan (one of the
tZ".f..>“‘€l'iiL £0011" T” ‘it G‘°“*
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from Stomach Trouble? qu c “Hd
Ioar 11uRwELr., ONT., May 8th, i913.
A man has a poor chance of living
and enjoying life when he cannot eat
That was what was wrong with mg:
Loss of appetite and indigestion was
brought on by_Constipation. I have
had trouble with these diseases for
years. I lost a great deal of flesh
and suiiered constantly. For the Inst
couple of years, I have taken “.l~‘rnir.
a-tives” and have been so pleased with
the results that I have recommended
them on many occasions to friends and
acquaintances. I am sure that “Frnit.
a-tives” have helped me greatly, By `
following _the diet rules and taking
“ Fruit-a-tives’faccordingto directions,
any grrson with Dyspeplia will get
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' H. SWAN
"Fruit-a-tives"are sold by alldenlera
at 5oc. a box 6 for $2.50, or trial size
25c. or sent postpaidon-receipt oi' price -
by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. _A
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SUIALIERSIDE MARKETS
Butter (crenmory) per lb .32
Butter (dairy) per lb .22
Cali’ skins per lb _i2
Eggs, por doz. _Q3
Hay (pressed) per ton $13.00
Hay (loose) per ton - 12_00
Hides per lb .121/z
Oats (white)) pér bus. .45
Oats (black) per bus. .47
Potatoes per hiis. .20 to _25
Turnlps per bus. _20
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“ltexllll Olive Oil Emulsion is th
lniilds tissue and assists all other or-
gans in carrying on their work-splen-
did for colds. Price $1 pei- bottle.
Mi-icliinnoii Drug Co., corner Great
George and Kent streets. in
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other, but send stamp for lllul- `\ Un.,
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.W ladies. WINDSORSUPPLY C0\.Wind|pr,Oni,
General Agents for Canada-
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Neilsons Chocolates are Pure
Get a box of these delicious chocolates, they are
pure and sure to delight you-Neilsons are the most
toothsome Canadian made confections on the market.
Price, 50c to $2. per box.
MacKinnon Drug C0. ....1 lo... Simi.
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held at East Wiltshire School, Wednes-
day 21st Inst, at 3.30 o'clock p. m..
HAMPTON, Etc.-Presbyterian ser-
vices, Cct. 25th as follows: Tryon, 11
a. m.; Hampton, 3 p. m., and Bonshaw,
7 p. m.
TRYQN AND BONSHAW BAPTIST
-_On. Sunday next services will be con-
ducted by Rev. Arthur Hurn at Tryon
2.30 and`Bonahaw at 7 o'clock.
HALLOWE’EN TEA in aid of the
Charlottetown Hospital will be held
in Market Hall Building on Wednes-
day and Thursday, Oct. 28 and 29.
6040
TONIGHT'S MEETING.-There will
be apntrlotlc meeting in Harrington
Church this, Wednesday evening, at
7.30. Addresses by Judge Fitzgerald
and Major Bartlett. The residents of.
Brackiey Point are requested to be
present. . .. ..
PUBLIC MEETING.S.-.- Public
meetings in connection with the Pat-
riotic Funds now before the people
will be held at Seaview, Thursday.
Oct. 22nd, and at Long River, Friday,
Oct. 28rd. Messrs. A. B. Warburton
and A. A. Bartlett will speak., Meet-
ings at 7.30 p.--m. T. C. James, Secty..
THE CASCAPEDIA-Carvell Bros.
have received a wire from the Can-_
ndian Steamship Service advising
tiiein that the Cascapedia will make
one more round trip leaving Montreal
the latter part of this week and may
possibly make a second trip although
this latter one has not yet been de-
cided on.
MRS. MARY E. ROGERS--Mr. F.
L. Rogers, Alberton, received a tele-
gram yesterday, announcing the death,
in Toronto, on Sunday evening, of his
nlotlier-in-law, Mrs. Mary E. Rogers,
widow of the late William Rogers,
of Amherst, N. S. The deceased has
been an invalid for some years. and
was over eighty years old. She leaves
ten children, six daughters and- four
sons. The funeral takes place in
Amherst on Wednesday morning.
IMPORTANT.-ln connection with
contributions of oats and money to the
Army Service Fund, it is most inipor-
tant that all returns and list of such
offerings be mailed at once to head-
quarters, Charlottetown and Summer-
side. All teachers and trustees will
readily see that it is necessary for the
different committees to know the ain-
ounts subscribed iii order to have the
number ot bags sent to each centre
so that there may be no hitch iii the
movements ot the grain ut the pro-
per time.
RED CROSS.- Following is the
list of contributions from the children
oi' the Winsloo North Scliool:- Mur-
garet Cudmore 10c. Katie Cudmore
15c, Viola Roberts 10c, Harold Cud-
more 10e. Vera Cudmore 251:, Sheldon
Cudmore 10c, Howard Cudmore 101:,
lnza Cudmore 10c, Lena and Sadie
Roberts 25c, Mary McDonald 10c,
Paige Nunn 25c, Earl and Elveh Mc-
Innis 25c, Reagh Nunn 250, Everett
Saunders 10c, Bessie and Ira Sauiicl-
ers 10c, Albert Smith 25c, Lorne Nunn
25c, Ray Ford l0c, Lottie Ford 10c.
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WESTMORELAND.-Mrs. Albro
Howard and Mrs. Winnie Knight,
spent Sunday here. Miss Morey Muc-
Vittie, Westmoreland, is visiting in
Tryon. Mr. Earnest Harvey, Crap-
aud, spent Sunday here, the guest of
Miss Ruby Oakes. Mr. ami Mrs. Geo.
MacDonald, Crupaud, spent Sunday
here. Mr. Edgar Crossman. spent
Sunday in Gambles Corner. Miss
Granville MacVittie. teacher, is visit-
ing in Appln Road, the guest of Mrs.
William Gillespie. Mrs. John Mac-
Leod, has returned to Prince Albert,
Sask., alter spending many weeks
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac-
Vittie. Mr. Robert Mayhew, Tryon,
paid a flying visit to Westmoreland
Sunday. The many friends of Mr.
Robert Macvittie are pleased to learn
that he is slowly recovering from a
serious attack oi’ pneumonia.
2 :Our weekly supply of Moirs Choco-
lates and Kisses received today. Be
sure yours are i’resli by purchasing
olirs. E. A. FOSTER. Ccntral Drug-
store. 6115-10-20m3i
Fill |]|l0illlS Pill]
The following Is n' ilst of com'-'
panies which have paid dividends on
account. Most ol? these companies
expect to pay additional dividend
lateré
Ca ti dividends declared and alrea-
Canada Fox Exchaiigm '
1 p. c.
Spring Park  .10
3 (More soon)
Prince Albert  . . . . . . . . .
,.10
-1:. (More soon)
Rayndr International . . . .
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 . . .  . . . .Declared 40, paid 20
R. J. McNeill Co....cash 50. stock 50
Provincial . . . . . .
. . . .paid -i0, more
later.
Rayner Stonehurst Silver
Fox Co.......... . . . .
.....paid 200
Rayner Clarke & Harlow
Fox Co  paid 20
B. 1. Rayner, West Gore.
NHS.  105
Blaclr Prince Fox Co.. ...'....»paid 50
Pure Canadian ....cash, 50, stock 35
General Fur Farina. Ltd‘......paId-12
(Expect to pay 12 p. c. more soon)
Mount Edward ..............paid 10
(With additional 10 p. c.- soon)
Murray Harbor ............cash 80
~ ’ ' (More soon)
Upton .....................cash, 10
(More soon)
Westmoreland Silver &
Patch Co. ......cash, 35, stock, 70
Silver Tip ..................cash, 15
` (Added three pairs)
Crapaud Fox Company......cash, 40
Willow I-Iill Fox Co. 35 per cent cash
New London Fox and Farm Lands.
Ltd... 200 per cent. cash, and more
later.
Royal Silver Black Fox Co., 50 per
cent. cash and more later.
,than Douglass, $5.00. Rev. A. P. Mc-
_Bcli Plgott, $1.00. Albert McKinnon,l
$1~00~ Pele' Dwyer' Ml* Swwart"$1-00- donald Gleni`unnin', 27.(-_ lim. Stl- lllull 50c. Robt. l\lc(‘llni: 50c. Jerome
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5- A- gl/I‘:°d°S:‘ta]d' TL “;’“h"af5l- 35%' lllnclioiiald, Glcnfilnlli nt., 251:. _-\lc1. l 'l.1:hes, 0l’»f‘. \‘.';lrl't-ri Grove Scl1ooI,\
"rom - ewar 3'“.‘_“‘ u 5" - Livingstone, Glolll'alinill;;_ ".’.|:. I. ‘\. 15. 'l`=~uvtl1l‘i's lil-st Sr-bool,  `
D-' $2090' Edward DMI- $200- A,l(`-V l\luclloiiald, Gleilfaiiiiillg, 25c. I). 11;. .rtll \.rn:l.lli~- .~`.l-‘lol»l. §1.~il'.. wal
L' M“cd0"”'m' $200- Ruhmt M"I‘°"' Bowlcli, Glcni`uilnill;:, '_';'.l-._ l'iu;. ‘.l.;}lc Si-ll-,il . 115.1; .";lrl1»loll Si-llofli,
zie. $1.00.$EggiePE\g&iiiM$l.00}Jo%ll:)  Slzhoulr $135 `,.::.',, .E-U ,HV _,7_\,7.,',,,,4
M‘5A“|aY» L ' ' - elmo" '1' ~ From lilgg:-Cilniplvll Mtlloilzllll, ` l`. li. 7. i..).`\§\.\\`l)|"i'li, I  ‘ ‘ts :‘ . ls . ' y
ill. Muller I, $5.00. J.. O.; ll-»... 'l'r-'-lm. \':lol..l::=. it bcloill.;.~z iil your home.
dy paid as posted in the oillce of the
'$138 ` `
AN 0MM|88ION.- In the contribu-
tion to the Red Cross Fund from Mt.
Stewart the name of Mrs. W. H.
Piggott, who contributed one blanket,
was inadvertantly omitted. .
ARMY FIELD SERVICE FUND
To amount brought forward $0457.11.
The following amounts are from
Crapaud:--Peter Macdonald, $4.00.
Warren Rogerson, $1.00. Miss P.
Howatt, $1.00. Rev. Win. Thompson,
$2.00. Isaac Beer, $5. 00. Mrs. B. Wind-
sor, $2.00. H. B. Arbing. $5.00. A.War-
ren Bell, $10.25. It. It. Reid, $3.00. I).
McLean, $10.00. W. It. Bovyer. $10.00.
McDonald Boulter, $10.00. J. T. New-
som, $10.00. Alfred Sherrnn, $1.00. A.
$2.00. Geo. E. Lcard, $5.00. James
Sheran, $2.00. Wesley Pallbcck, $5.00.
John Toombs, M. D., Mt. Stewart,
_$15.00. Montague McKay, Glcnroy,
$5.00.
From Mt. Stewiirt:-Alfred Grunt,
$4.00. James Dwyer, $1.00. Dan Heir.
$5.00. W. H. Pigott, $10.00. John Mc-
Intyre, $2.00. George Jay, $10.00. Na-
Lellan, P. P., St. Andrews, $15.00.
$5.00 Ernest Mcfl`_ag_uc, $4.00. Mz\rtin|
Clarke, $5.00.` _,John I-lcrn, $5.00.,
James Partridge, $5.00.
From Diiiistnffragcr-Eliza Web-
ster, $1.00. Albert Boswnll, $11.00.
Alex. McGregor. $5.00. Mac Stewart,
50c. S. C. Stewart, $5.00. Joe Web-
ster, $2.00. Roy Stewart, $1.00. Percy
Simmons, $2.00. William ltliyncs,
$5.00. Jas. Stewart, $5.00. Alliioii Bos-
wnll, $1.00. Mrs. E. Lane, $1.00. Lucy
E. Lillie, $1.00. ('llllrles E. Ellis,$5.00.
Robt. McCallum, $1.00. Simon
Woolridge, 50c. lrvlli Moller. $1.00.
Donald iVlcLauchlin. $1.00. J. C.
Stewart, $2.00. Dustni`t`nage School
$1.65. Montrose School, $1.50. Ascen-
vent School, $0.20. Albion School
Montague, $1.35. Gaspcrcnux School
$4.05. St. Mtlrgllrets School
St. Peters Bay, $2.05. Rev.
ers , $15.00. 1'. J. Illacdoiiald. $1.00.
'l`. Mctiormnck. $1.00. Donald
Campbell, Darlington. $5.00. Mnlcolnll
McLean, $5.00. Kelvin Grove Sl-,liool.l
Kensiilgtoii, 18 pupils, $3.15.
From Burdens-ll:-Jaines Moar,
$1.00. Geo. Mcllonald. $5.00. Allgus`
Stewart, $2.00 ~ (lou. ll. Myers, $5.00.
Abner Dewar, $1.00. Dan Mcharoli,
$2.00. Peter Stewnrf,=$5.00. R. \V.Slf--,
wart.. $10.00. B. F... Stewart, $2.00.
Juno K. Martin, $1.00. John M. Boil-
toii, $1.00. Ada llaly, $1.00. Sytliicyi
Mclntyro. llradalliairc. $2200. Art Doll
wnr, Brmlalbanc, 351:. Mrs. Joseph
Robertson, 25c. \Vln.»‘Mcl.i-ireii, $4.00.
llriidcnell School, 50c. Albion (Tros.~i_
School, $.55. John ll). McGowan, Al
bion 'Crossi $10.00.-' .loliil Mcl',l`i1'i>.,
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Foam.”
A~box of Chocolates will
cheer you up” and for
“Sweetheart” or a “s :veet
tooth”, you cannot please
one better than to give a-
nice box of Willards’, Neil-
sons’ or Moirs’ Chocolates,
they are bound to make an
appeal to your personal
taste. You probably have a
sweet tooth, that nothing
but pure candy will satisfy.
Our Candies are-
Good for you
Good for the Children
Good for Everybody
Prices from l0c upto $2.0
a box, also in bulk at 60c
per pound.
Johnson & .lohnso
The Quality Drug Store
Cor. Kent & Prince Streets
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IT PAYS to buy in this province] . . _ p . . l
...__ |will be at home Thursday afternoon.  G ,,
HARMONY.-There will be ameet-I Oct. 22nd. pt the resilience ,oi _Mrs. .l ' 
in of Harmon Women's Institute George Bremner."15S 1’rliice,stre'ot;"T -  , _ _   r  _
El L_ 7 'H1253 I L - ---';(1’_f__  U
burton School, Elnisdale, $1.00. Arl-
ington School, $1.00. Birch Hill School
$1.00. John Martin Stauchel, $2.00.
Michael White, Graham Road, $1.00.
Kelly Cross School, $2.20. Clinton
School, New London, $2.55. Cape Tra-
verse School , $7.00. West Kcilt School
Charlottetown, $14.80. Upton School,
S5c. Crapaud School, $3.65. Brooklyn
School, 50. Mt. Mary. School.
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tMorell). $3.75. North Carleton
School, $1.96. A. S. Morsoii, Upton,
$10.00. W. W. Ward, Upton. $2.00.
Cardigan Head School, 1\'0c. Peter
Mclieoll, Cardigan Head, $2.00.
Thistle and Shamrock School. $1-40.
lltlntcr River School, $1.20. Allision
`~hool Lt 03 $3.40. Lillie Verde
.. 0 , . .
‘.E' Trowsdale' $°'00' Hafry -Leurd' ghhool, $2.20. Thomas Beers. lirooklyn
$5.00. John Beers, llrooklyn, $1.00.
Iiroolilyn School, SOL: ltosc V1Ill".V
School, $1.10. South Graiivtlle School.,
$1.05. Freclaiid School, 552.35. Ink-‘
erinan School, $1.00. ltoscilealll School,
$1.00. Michael Sunplly, Rosencntll,
$2.50. .John Donulluo, $5.00. Soul
1 ’ line., ia Seal
River School, $ .‘_0. J:  .‘ y, . ,
River. $2.00.Jaincs Martin. Seal ltiv-
er, $2.00. John Cnlnpbcll, Soul ltiv-
er, $100 Colin t'llinpbl\ll, Soul lll\'cr,
RveV~ S- W' Dawson' ML- S“’V"'“"`l' $1.00.. Nornmn Mci.onii St-‘all ltiv<lr,l
$4.00. Mrs. l_l\ircliul'll, Soni! llivor. T250.
Mt. lllicllaiiiiaii School, S-'_’.07». (lion-
fanning School, 75c. .\l'.'l|illc\'.' .1/inf!-,
$5.00. John
J. F. McLeod, F-I.
$5.00. J.  .Alcoa
licod. $1.00. Br
Gret-n'1uld .~1t~Iinol
Summcrsidt-, 52.00
McLeod, ‘$5.00. S.
li
lnerv Sc-1-14.1 .‘.ioi
McLean, Z\1oiilugul-., $2.00. Alex G*
0. John Mclieilxi
uc 'l`. Sunlple, lla
i ltonll School, 50c.
clioiii, $'.55. Lad
_\on, 51.1.5. llliibu
lluni Iioud Selle
(inllnnt. (‘olemai
School, $1.10. No
llrne School, $1.1 .
~ S_ Time lt! Papo’s Diapepsln will dl-
lis. Daliiloil_\. $1.0
l)nll'll>ny $1.011. ls'
nlcny, $1.00. I liioi
llullo liny Wt-.~;t S
Pane School, Tr
School, 500.. Gra
i~“.l..’<0. Marv M.
$1.00. Harrington
Pinetle South H1
McI)on'.;lll, Plnctl
nnin School, ¢:.l0.
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Roche School, $1.01
From Bridgctoi
tlaiitelo, " r. 1
liisiiilliwk Ein c
Smith, 35c. (Iso.
hum. Acorn, $1.0
$1.00. llcnr_\' (‘u
$1.85.
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$5.00. Nathan Aco
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School, \\'o.sl llcvo
ant School, iiicllll
School, (liowlnilil
icy Si"\o.l|, $1.85.
$1.10. Spriligiicld
Wiilsloc Scllool, $-
I*`ro)'~ North
Naugllffln. $2.00.
11.00.
llziy, $1.25.
Ilul
ltutne. (lic. Alex.
'il ll SICK SlllMlBH
bool, $1.511.. (
$2.00. 1'-.Jiilt
1. Rice Point Sc-lmol 11 S0\1\'. sassy or out-oi'-order atomhwh
E. Mt-Lcod, $2.0
00. M. E. IIicLeo
od, $2.00. lien] Ill
cv. l)nvv»u'n. $4.0
$1.20. \V. J. ]'¢.w0
. F. A. Brother
Suinmwsillc, $11.00. Lltllc ron
School. St. Peters;
fi
in:-S. A. (.‘:.ntcl
rn. $10.00. llcctt
liilip A.~,orn, $5.0(
lo, 301:. Mrs. l):l
`;\i<'.\l:lslcr, 51.0
). lillgll ;\ll:lloil1lll
iciu, $1.00. .llus
n, 5.0¢-.. I\ll Picas-
ilnill. $1.-i0. \'il-tor
\V~‘.~;t S<'lloo‘. $1.55. I<‘oi'tunc (Tn
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Oliver ll. \'oulik<_-1',
$5.00. ll-;,;lli.=: lllullil. $21.00. Jnlnl
\"llliuiii .loulike
\’o\illkrl', 113.01).
$2.00. Goo. Auld, $
I~‘roln St. Mu.
lopln-l‘ i\lt'(1illi,'z\i
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li' your meals don’t ilt. comfortably,
r what you out lies like ii. lump ot
lead in ilu- stoinacll, or it you have
1, ilonrlburn, that is a sign ot, lndlges~
(,_ tion.
i_ Got from your pharmncil-il`: a fifty-
wni msc of l*npc's Diapepsln and
tain- tl dose just an soon as you can.
’l`h<:rc will ln- no sour risings.no belcii-
ini: of llllrliizlestctl food mixed with
arid, llc slnllmlzli pus or heartburn,
i'lll|iit~"'.< or iilfnvgs for-ling in the stom-
al-.-ll, n_lll.s~\u, debilitating headaches,
tiizzllll.-\;.~: or.~i-utmstiliatl. grlping. This
will :lil go, and, in zidcs, illerc will hc
ilo ruin" food loft o\'e:r'iii the stomach
ln .ol :on your br-.~.lth with nauseous
nllt>r:f_
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it-nolnil "l'.lp-fs llinm-,o;iii" to keep
the l»nlir--. l';:u:il_-, fret- from stoinach
. llwrllr .nd iu<lif‘,l‘.lion for man
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Colgates Dental Cream will
clean, preserve, and beautify
your teeth-there is nothing
so disagreeable, nothing so
disgusting as the foul odor
thai arises from decaying
food in the teeth.
Colgates Dental Cream
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l1undas.....-_.300 .cash and 200 atnc:
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l Get Your Fall Coat
While theChoosingii°’s Good
- NOW IS A BETTER TIME to buy your fall coat. Every day sees big
` selling-Every day sees one of your neiglihors selecting a handsome coat-some-
times the very one that you`d like yourself.‘ V _ _
This store does not claim to have a pretty good range of coats-it claims
to have the best range of coats in P. E. I. That is a large l_-lzlim-but all we ask is a
' chance to make it good. This store has the right conf;-_ -lt has thc coats at the
lg WOMENS COATS AT $7.50, 8.00, 8.50, 9.00; 10,  13.50, 15.00, 16.00, 18.00,
1 WOMEN’S FALL SUITS $12.75, 15.00, 10.00, ?2.5f_`, 32.00, 55.00.
- MISSES’ COAT 5 AT $7.50, 8.00, 9.00, 10.50, 12.76, 15.00, 19.00.
WOMENS’ WATERPROOF COATS $6.00, 7.50, 8.50, 10 00, I? T5, up.
WOMENS’ SEPARATE SKIRTS $1.75. 2.25, 3.50, 5.75. 6.75.
SCHOOL GIRLS COAT; $1.75. 2.50, 3.50, fl-.75, 5.50, 7.50
ATERPROOFS $175
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