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SEPTEMBER 9- ‘9'S THE CHARLQTTETOWN. GUARDIAN
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is a good month to
lay in _a supply of
Coal and Wood. You
get both good and
dry now and at the
lowest price.
4 We have a big
stock pf Hard and
Soft ,Coal and
Wood. Send us
your order.
A. Pickard & Co
Phone 240
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"The largest assortment of the daint-
lest talcum powders ever shown in
this city are ‘now on display at this
store. So, get your favorite from
sixty different killds at one price-
25c. The Two Macs, 149 Great
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Sep r EASTMAN "3 tttttttt   txllllllllilnttlsis
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' -THE LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE today: Cream chicken soup; entre
Non Curling hlms _ ASSOCIATIONS ROOMS IN THE vanilla fritters, maple syrup; joint
OFFER BUILDING,QUEEN STREET, roast loin of beef. dish gravy; steame
ARE oPEN EAci-I nAv AND EVEN- Ami mashed potatoes; green peas
ING. _ steamed fruit pudding, sauce; 'tea o
FRIENDS OF THE PARTYY ARE coffee,
INVITED T0 MAKE USE OF THESE - ' ' -i ,
ROOMS DURING THE CAMPAIGN. I VOTE FOR THE MEN WHO AR
BRINGING A $10,000,000 CAR-FERR
AT THE KOSEY KORNER. break- AND RAILWAY SERVICE TO TH
fast served from 8 to 10; dinner, 12 to ISLAND.
2' supper' 5 to 7' mu HMR GQ0pg__ Attention is dmv,-rr all Canada. Representative exilibits
1 are ,confidently looked for from nearly
in every province. Owing to the fact
that the Committee have received a'
if-7|
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Give. .__B_ssl_ __ Result,
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'l‘hey cost no more than the inferior
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CONBERVATIVES, ATTENTION
SUPPORT THE CANDIDATES
ATTENTION or readers is rilrcctcti
to Plant Lille ad in this issuue re Well Jenkins, being silort of barn roon
_c_i;ep.p__fp_l'§_ll_utuul§ci;iLigp§igigqs;E erecting another new out-buiiding.I
ton. winch commence Sept. 10th. Any- -lVfr'." 'Hari-‘y"Twe'cily' was"in"tii'eclty
kind andthe" Wu menssu d ‘bet one wllo can, should avail themselves yesterday-Mr. Sebastian O’Keefe ha
esuim 1° ° IH of this beautiful trip, at such a won- pressed and sold some new hay, til
0,,C,,V¢,-ied you Wm use ,,,,,,,he,._ derfully low rate. 2849 first man in this part of the island t
1\l|S\22stuhteny;Camcrrl_ - -- . do so this season.-Tile annu
N0 WASTE TIME at the Union to the card of Miss Daisy Rudge, 17
,Commercial College. Everybody Great George St., which appears'
works. 2904 this issue. 2864
fr BV RE-ELECTING THE MATHIE. women’s missionary concert, of Cherr
Geo E Hughes - soN oovEnNMENT sv AN ovEn. valley. was ireiri iii tc ivietiiprii
0 0 WHELMING MAJORITY YOU Church on Sunday evening last, an
G Street. Mtf “The People-8 D,-,,gg;,¢~ PROVE TO SIR ROBERT EORDEN the sacred edifice was crowded to th
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YOUR APPRECIATION OF HIS door. Following was the programme
uma hat good new 10c_ 'k- _ _
2;?" Fomfs Dr,,g';§o,,e_ ' PM HARVEST coMMENcEl>. -_ Many aria Miss L_ Ross; solo. Miss Lavihi
2808_9_8M3i , _ ofthe farmers in and around Crilpaud Ross; chorus, choir; address, by th
_ . Hayle commenced their harvests, In- gl1Ht0r,JMrl;IHodgS?ll; Recltation,Mls
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  ee some have already some race en ns, s 0, Mrs. Gault Mur-
l1°“S@<1~ During the past couple of my: Quartette, Messrs. Fred sp
_ weeks of excellent harvest weather Wallel” RlCh8YdS. Mrs. D. Jenkiil
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Wear This Patriotic
Badge
and help the Island Pat-
, rioiic' Fund. Price 10c
each. Proceeds to be
given to The Island Pat-
riotic Fund. ~ .
Charlottetown Guardian
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Just arrrived here today
some of the daintiest sweets
that ever came from Wil-
dipped chocolates.
You will like their delic-
ious purity-the variety of
flavors-and the genuine
purity and goodness of
these chocolates.
Call in today and take
home a pound with you.
M a c Kinnon
Drug Company
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B-fs-is .ll _ ttentio
Nh lui. cola tlstclittsri ' » ,_  lf you want, good, pure tn), }‘ 
relia le tobacco go to an tg ___.__,~:-;1;=.-"~11.'.. »
honest manufacturer. W "‘» ‘ - ` ` .»
establish such a reputation, _and believe our old _friends
will say that we have rleverdisappointed them. Hickey ii
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only
our best efforts but the best to be had inthe tobacco line.
Hickey & NichoIsonToh. _Co., l_-_f_‘l-
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and inspect the latest
our show rooms
117 Kent Street, Revere Hotel Block
P. C. BROWN & CO.
5 lllllilmwft
Monumental Designs at
D1' ,
,of interest in the show. The result
Granite and Marble.;-"I
Works
CALL
- faction.
I  H.   _-Street' _ g
 M ' _P"°“°' I asjtsrlr-cssss..=rstsr? 
80 Grafton
ISLANDER HONORED.-Ml'. A. R.
Scholarship of $1,500 awarded a year
ago hilt which owing to the war he
dish Laboratory is somewhat inter.
1 uptcd by the war he will either spend
his father was at one time stationed
bltioll will present ally features ill the
way of a Recruiting Booth. The big
Fall' at Toronto has been 'making this
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spheres but everything pertaining to
warfare. lilcluding Krupp guns, cap-
tllred early ill the war, a morine gun,
Red Cross Hospital and ambulances,
shells, helmets, etc., was on view, and
esented one of the favorite centres
is the number of recruits enrolled have
been very satisfactory. A fine display
of big posters setting fortll in striking
ierms the urgent need of the Empire
for men was another powerful means
of fostering enlistmeuts. The sug-
gestion is offered inview of the new
appeal for another 250 men and no
doilbt the matter will have full con-
sideration from Colonel Peake and the
military authorities.
::SORE FEET-Are you troubled
with them? Penshlr “Tread Easy"
Foot Powder will give you instant re-
lief from that hot, burning sensation
so often troublesome in warm weath-
er. Tllere’s nothing that will put
your feet in good shape so quickly.
25c. ,box. E. A. Foster, Central
Drugstore.
::l~`ridny is tllo last day for receiv-
,iug discounts oil electric ligllt bills
for November llglltlng Pay today
and save money. 2861-0-7M8I.
HardCoaI
Now' landing
1400 Tons
Q _ \ The Kind You Like
Get Our I'Iot Air Heating I
sg-iris... ir ,Your some---Now
There is no economy in waiting until the cold
weather to have your heating _System at_t¢I1d¢°i t0- d
NOW is the right time-right I10W'Timd We are W8 Y
to see that you get absolute satisfaction-real Summer
~ ' '_ ' t _
°°mil?J§'ci§“§svi$r°¢$l$`r§$`r5'ir your home when our
heating system costs so little and Sli/C9 Such Feat 53"*
of the Best Quality
I of American Anthracite _NEILSONS
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Egg, Stove and Chestnut
sizes. At the lowest
_possible prices.
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dill not take advantage of at time and Soft. We would suggest that yo
of award. He sailed from New York IHY ln 21 few loads for. winter use
on the S, S. St. Paul on Sept. 4th, and llller on it inay be difficult to ge
will spend the next three yea,-5 at good wood. A. Plckard and Co., Phon
(falllbrldge. As the work in Caven. 240, Charlottetown. 2816-9-3M6i
a star attraction. Not only were the A D ~
Arts of Peace displa ed ill man  
llll|\\\\\\\\\\¥/lllllllll svivli>ATHET|c coNsloEnAT|oN Onelliiig hymn pr.iver_ by his pistol-`
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..Nyal.s HM Cleaner link” a straw FOR THE ISLAND's cLA||v|3_ Mr. T.  Hodgson; hymn; chorus,b
the choir, duet. Mrs. Dlngwell Jenkin
thinks. the best ever held in tili
ln lengths to suit any stove, both Har
in results WE ffer only the HIGH
_.___ EST QUALITY, nd BEST SERVICE
JOHNSON Q. JOHNSON DRUGGISTS.
  -'f I I r - SCIIOOI B0 H€1’€
has not been ascertained up to the pre- _
sent whether thc forthcoming exili-
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That Is
Different
Some people have an ide
that l)rug stores, are pretty
mucll the same the world over.
'This however is not true.
Study the stores and you will
see how they differ.
At oun sTonE, custoiricr
are met with n hearty welcome.
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Coilrteous attention is given
to all customers, wiille making
their pilrcllastm.
All packages are neatly wrap-
petl.
Our service throughout is
marked by cure.
We do everything in oilr pow-
cr to guard ollr customers in-
icrests.
WE SHALL APPRECIATE AN
OPPORTUNITY TO PROVE
TO YOU THAT.
OUR STORE IS DIFFERENT
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THE QUALITY, DRUGSTORE.
Cor. Kent 6. Prince Sta.
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CHOCOLATE
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-FRYS
The chocolates manufactured
by these four firm: are just as
pure, clean and delicious ll ex-
pert confeciloners can make
them, from the very bestinlred-
ients, under moot unitary con-
ditions. _
Every week a big supply of
these luscious Conflctlons comes
io ua direct from the factory-
in any different kinda. in different
size. shapejnd style boxes, at
just the ordlnlrg low prlceo.
'I`ake a box ome wilh you---‘
‘ enjoy ii sweet treat. _
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RECEIVES CALL. -- Rev. W. P.
WHO SUPPORT THE MATHIESON McVle, late pastor of the Bapti
GOVERNMENT THAT SECURED church at I-lazelbrook has receiveda
V $100,000 SUBSIDY FOR ALL TIME. unanimous call from the congregitio
`“ l- at Point du Bute, N. BB., to bccom
SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to pastor ot~thelr church.
arithmetic and pellmanship at the --
Unlon Commercial College. Enter ROBBERY. - The grocery store 0
`lluw and prepare for a good position. Mr. Louis Hynes on Elm Avenue wil
2904 broken into Tuesday night. An en
-1 trance was made by breaking u pan
STORE IMPROVEMENTS.- Mr. of glass in the office window througl
_VV. P. Doull, is having a much needed which a hand was iilserted alld a stic
ilmprovoment made to the front of his holding up the wllldow was. remove
Lllnslness premises at the corner of thus allowing it to open. lt is undo
.kent and Queen Ste. A flne.uew froilt stood that $11.00 was taken anil
and wlildow are being put in by Mes- quantity of cigarettes, beer and otlle
,ers Charles Carson. articles removed._ _ l___
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the grain has ripened rapidly. Every- M155 L- R055; S010, Mr. Hodgson; >l\lll=l¢-ill” ” ._ -
‘  0 c  where ill this vicinity the crops are ex. Duel, Mrs. W. J. McEacilern anti TDI; 5'" \’¢li=l-'  j- CA by
es cellent. -V. Miss Ross; chorus, ciloir. God Sav Ill maid f  .  ‘
' Qu- the King. This concert was, the writer
McLeod, M. A., son of Rev. Geo, B, Church, and that is saying very much?
McLeod. Toronto. Ont.. has just been The NIUFGSS by Mr. Hodgson, on mis-
awarded the Wollaston Scholarship “lonv-ry work. was the best we eve
by Calns College, (};_=i,mbri(1g0_ W0,-th heard, an address which refiectedgrea
1a1.dS_ the :home of f01.k_ 2%-52000é'“dH;%hgist;Blloétgegceburgsgzyrgil Credit oil the talented young speaker.
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E The Exibltion this year will receive
y all the publicity that experience alld
resl ht can command froln the Mau
E fo E _ ‘
agement. For the thirdtlnle in twenty
years the Exhibition will be open to
' handsome grant from the Dominion
Government, they have been enabled
io increase the Prize List ill Live Stock
t . .
Bn and Poultry to the extent of 50 per
n,cent., thus making the Prize List ill
e;l.ive Stock fully as large as tllat oi'
ally exlllbitlon lil the Maritime Prov-
iuces.
f At this early stage it is perhaps ple-
mnturr- io speculate, but the elltricl:
S . _ 1 ' _
__ ilro tzoluiug lu iully as rapidly as in
elm-y follner year. The poultry house
, within llle Exlllbliinll grounds has
k been completely altered and reno\'etctl,
dl tllus affording nlore ligilt and air
,._ throughout. it has been arranged to
u accomodate the illost nloderu coops
,land ill sufficient number to accom-
odate ilil the birds iilut may be
iirou lt Tile increase ill the l-‘life
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EARN3c|_||=-FE N01-ES__Mr_ mug List should offer greater illtluccnlcilt.
lv to breeders and others to bring for-
ward their very best both ill live stuck
.and _punltry__sei;tlmls ___g_ ____4_ 4_______
S _ There will be three days' horse rilc'-
e lug oil the track, which is in lille con-
0 illtioll at presellt. Eight classes will
be represented In this feature also
al ~ 5
more money is bclug offered in purses
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Y' The Arrny of
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Consnpation - _
In Growing Smells Every Day.
C.ARTER'5 LI'|'|'I-E f," '
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iii Mr. qs- ivan
Iielu me "' PILLS.
lhem ‘Of - `
I. Bilion|~ '
t lun, Ildigcltiel, Sick lludacllc, Sallow Skin.
_ SHALL PILI., SHALL DOSE, SMALL YBICI
Genuine ...rl s... sigririrrs
speldallof'aslolmdc'd'7Sfls`lYéni1eil" ollly '
years on any race track on Prince Ed-
ward island.
Carpenters and workmen are now
hard at work getting the stalls,booths
ulld other fixtures arranged and ev-
erything will he ready lu time for what
looks like the biggest exhibition ever
held here.
It had been hoped that the Com-
mittee might have secured the services
of an aviator to give exhibition flights
as was done last year, but the difiicui-
ty of finding one wilo was not of for-
eign llatioilality has proved a barrier.
However this yesr's show will not suf-
fer for lack of interesting features and
exciting events. These will tnke place
in front of the ggnd stand each day.
Tilc .Bicycle H il Dive is a dare-
devil stunt which thrills the crowds
at Coney island and other big resorts,
but has never been performed oil
Prince Edward island.
The-exponent of this hair raising
i'i-_at is the Great Van Norman, whose
exhibition is described as' "Deatll-de-
tying, astollntllllg, and spectacular."
l"ronl the top of a platform 45 feet high
he rides at headlong speed down all
incline only two feet wide and 85 feet
lollg. ileaching the euil of the incline,
which at this poillt turns slightly up-
wards, he plunges headlong
forwllril over the handle-
burs of the bicycle which falls
iilto u uct. and dives head foremost ill-
to al tank of water placed about forty
feet from the end of the inclined plat-
form. 'l`llis tlzlre-devil feat is per-
forineil twice tially by the Great Vail
Norman.
Then there arc the three Claire sis-
ters. The daring perfornlailccs of.
these sylpll like ladies is altogether
out of the usual run and leaves tilt-
i'ronl a wire held by the teeth these
zlrtisics go through serpentine dallces
and other graceful evoluiious which
lead up to the grand iiuulc which coil-
slsts in the tllr `f=, pei-fornlers whirl- _
ing round at terrific speed t`ronl the
ends oi' the wires lil it llorizoiliul po-
sitioil like ll human aerial swing.
Their act is described as "so daring
and dii’i‘eri»llt from other aerial per-
formances that the spectator is eu-
tllrailt-il with the lutrepiility of the
performcrs and the lloncilalance \v_I.tll
which they execute the uiol-it hazard-
ous feats."
Allnillcr vaudeville star oi' "llc first
nlaguitude is Paul Pcdriui the ft-at
vqullibrist. Poilrini uses ills feet with
us mu(-ll skill and dexterity as most
people use their hands. llis marvel-
lous eqiiilibrisiic .intl juggling feats
\\‘llll ili'ticle~s oi` all sorts and sizes fill
ille onlookcr with uxm[Icnlellt_ Ais-
conlpiluylllg Petlrini ill ills acts is
“'l‘hoy, the giilili baboon," wllose gro-
tesquely iluullln capers are proiluctivu
of roars oi' laugllicr. This is claimed
to be one of the cievcresl acts ever
seen oil Prince Edward island.
“Tile illouilrcils of illc \\'irc," the
t-lcvcrcsl troupe of lady and gvuilenlcn
FRUIT BULLETIN I
Niagara District Peach season
now in full swing and best varieti-
es,)’eaches, Pears, and Plums are
ready for preserving or dessert
I purposes. Housekeepers should
not delay telling their grocers what
} fruits to order for them.
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visited the Island are alsoo featured.
The members comprise the George
Pole Troupe. Their marvellous and
sensational work on the steel thread
leaves the spectator spellbound car-
rying various br-:lens across and other
balancing feats on this precarloous
foothold make up a turn which thrills
with its daring and nerve. _
Then there are the-Loblllas, the
“pilysitrnl enigmas wilo in an inverted
position use their hands as the ordin-
ary acrobat uses his feet."v This is an
absolutely European novelty. These
topl-ly~iurv_v lnarvels go up aiId"tI0wn
ladders oil their hands. walk on long
stilts. balance ut giddy heights with
one hand on one pole. leap from plat-
forms on their ila|ld.s_ uuil leave the
beholdcr ilunllrfountletl wilil surprise.
As n coulii- relief the iiiiilie Trio will
prove a ivclcoillt- show. Their grotes-
que pautoilliino at-tilli-iplnys a variety
of bzlclc-llrt-akiilg ncrulltltlt: and cou-
iortiou feats.
Tile troupe has also tl collection of
most. lilugiluble stage accessories
which i'uilill-r eullanct-s tile' full of
their really rlevlu' perl'ornla.|lce.
Altogi-illi-r tht- allti'a<'liolis provided
this year. of wilicll lille above are but
a--few sillllplt-s. pl'mnii~;i-s to out class
ullyiillllg i-vi-r sllowll at ll l'rincc Ed-
ward island Exhibition.
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HALIFAX EXHIBITION.
sept. a-ie.
sPEciAi_ i=AnEs
via
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAIL-
WAYS.
Roulltl trip tickets will be sold. pills
25c for admission coupon, from all .sta-
tions in Prince Edward island ilrst
class one way fare, good going Sept
7 to I5, irlclusivc, good for return un-
lll Sept. lTth.
Excllrsiou i‘ai‘cs lulvo been arranged
by rcgulilr trains during the exhibi-
tion, froln Tignish, (`iipt 'l`ra\'el‘S0.
North \\’iltshirc and stations inclus-
ive, also ;\1urr:\y Ilarbor Branch, Sept.
7, returning Sept. 19, and from Bed-
ford, Souris, Elmira, Montague, Geo-
rgetown and stations inclusive, going
Sept. 8, returlling Sept. 10.
For particulars see small bills.
cquiilbristc on the wil‘c that has cvcrf
2866-9-SMEBI.
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And- School
them.
worth 25 per cent more
than our price  
Good
A nice line of good quality
tweedsuits in fancy browns
and grcys, mostly Norfolk
models with bl'Jomer'trousers»
` and mighty goodsuits
at _ _ 
Boys navy blue serge suits
of a good grade of blue all The Laddie from live to ten
wool serge, hard finish, fast
dye. The coat is Norfolk in
single breasted stvle, bloomer
pants. Suits of this descript- best all round suit for
i.‘:1‘rr‘_iff?If*f‘__‘?F_i;?°_?:7F? 5.75
An assortment of patterns in
boys tweed suits, great wearing
quality, mostly all dark colors most modern things we have
plain and Norfolk models,
many of these are samples any DflC€ YOU like- We have makers_ _
them at 3.00 5.00 and 6 
7.50
_ _ Moore & cLeod _
the winter ill doing government work ` '
_iii cpriiiccticn with the war or enlist HDEMAND QUALITY pnucs. A   e  e
for service ill the army. Mr. McLeod llttle difference in the QUALITY of
was born at Covebead, P. E. I., where DRUGS. may 1118011 8- great difference _
Begins Sept. 7th
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I Not any too Much _Time Left y
To get His Fall School Outfit
The boy will want to have a “spic and span" new outfit when
school opens and you’ll want to get him one of course. We re so
well supplied with boys needs now that we’re unusually anxious to
have you at least seriously consider this store as the place to buy
i
It would be diiiicult to find a boy who won’t like these new
clothes and furnishings we’re su-re it will be equally hard to find
parents who won’t be enthusiastic about them.
Everything that should have style has it. Everything that should
be durable has that virtue. And everything bears a price that gives
you the fullest measure of value.
The Men’s Store is a Mighty
Good Place tocome for Boys
Clothes. Try it.
For the small boy you can'
get something very smart in
an all wool khaki cloth suit
in military style, even to the
military buttons. Straight
.trousers and puttees.
`Sizes4 to 9 years .... ._ 
years of age will find a lot of
very handsome blouses suits in
worsted, all wool cloths, the
aboy ofthisage  
Boys Oliver Twist suits for
the wee lad from 3 to 6 years
old. These are the smartest
for little boys. You can pay
'4 _
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9
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Boys seperate trousers_ in
lwcccls and worsteds, all sizes
straight plain trousers and
bloomer styles, many grades
of cloth, all prices from.
60c to $1.75
Boys Fall overcoats in many
cloths, blues, greys, and browns
good warm, well made coats
shown in every good new_style
and at every price that is in-
teresting.
$3.00 to $7.50
Last Word in Boys’
Suits-`---.lust Opened
Within the last few days we
have opened express _parcels
cases to no end filled with new
suits for boys. There are all
sorts-tweeds and worsteds
blues, greys, browns, and not
a few smart greens, plaid and
Norfolks, all of the very latest
models, and all direct from the
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$5.00 to $12.00