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Stanielii's Ladies llnilerwear line Third (iii

Your choice of any garment of Stan- field’s Ladies’ Underwear in stock at 011e- third off the regular price. '

$l.50for..g . . . . $2.00 for . . . . . . . . . . . ..\ . . . . . . . . $3.00 tor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Linoleum Squares -

Two Patterns in Linoleum Floor Rugs, 71.4» x 9 feet. Regular $9.25 for. . . . .,_ _

9 x 9 feet‘ Regular $11.25 for. . ." 9 x 101,5 feet Regular $13.00~for. . . I i 9 x l2 feet. Regular $14.75 for.

All Felt Mattresses $7.45

A regular $10.00 value. Sizes for single, medium or double beds. Wool Top Mattresses, ﬁbre tilled, Ticking. All sizes, Dollar Days. , White iron Beds, Brass Capped 4 posts. All sizes Dollar Days . . . . ' ee lame copper lll{ inn St lFu , l'li".i"~ liJii

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spring. All sizes. Dollar [lays . . . . . . Sliding Steel Couches, with cre- tonne covered mattress. Special. .

Fiannelette Blankets Double iieil Size $2.10

Large double bed size white and grey Plannelette Blankets, with blue or 2 I

pink borders. Special. Patons . . . . . . Gzuartered Oak Fern Stands, wortlr etleaet‘ $1 50. Special . . . . . .._. . ... ' Hercules Guaranteed Bed Springs, 6 Size for single beds, only . . . . . . . . . ' " tiiii. on s Fleece bloomers a 39o. Only about 50 in the lot, so come early be- fore they are picked up. Silk Vests and Bloomers, a good range of colors. Sizes 36 to 40 . . . . . . ‘ Children's Fleece-lined Sleepers, Hevy weight, regular $1.25. Special. . ' $3.00 Corsets, suitable for stoutand 1 average ﬁgures, all sizes . . . . . . . . . . . ' Heavy Fleece-lined Shirts and Draw- ers. All sizes. Regular $1.2» . . . . . . " Fancy Suit Gloves 59o. Good quality washable chamoisette, all the new Fall shades, neat, embroidered cuff. All sizes, Patons. Boys‘ Fancy Cuff All-wool Golf Hose All good shades. Sizes 7 to 10 .. . . . ' infants’ Rubber Pants, extra large sizes, regular 50c. Special . . . . . . . . . "

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READ WHAT THE HEAD OFFICE‘ - 1N TORONTO WRITES

Oct. 26th Inst. Mr. S. F. Tarbush, , Charlottetown.

Dear Sirz-“Your record so for is a good one and we are quite frank in saying that we have icwcr altcr- - ‘ ations on garments sold by you than lrom any oi‘ the other Agents in the East."

Just think, out oi 325 pieces meas- ured for protcsisionai men, only six- teen alterations rcquircil. Hundreds oi’ orders delivered also to private customers. Your order next to ' S. F. TARBUSII, | Special Representative. | 1'12 Prince Street. Charlottetown.‘

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J.LES'I‘ER DOUGLAS!

WHOLESALE PRODUCE

Exporter of Prince Edward Island g

Certiﬁed Seed and I ,

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TRADE MARK

Table Stock Potatoes

l9 QUEEN STREET CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

‘he Children's Aid

EYES TESTED.'

Ginsu mm by lcientiiic ‘methods

E. W. LINAYLOR J. s. canon.

hildren, will he‘ licld in

By Order.

Chltlottetowrl, 9th November 1H7.

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DOLLAR, DAYS l

Tuesday and Wednesday Nov. 15th. and 16th.

in an effort to make two of the largest days’ sales in our history, we are offering

amazing values in every section of the store.

Offerings that you cannot afford

to miss. All desirable new goods, and striking bargains bought especially for this

great Sale.

Come early before the item you are interested in is picked off.

WHOLESALE PRICES ALL OVER THE STORE

REMNANTS HALF PiiiSE

ON SALE AT 9 O‘CLOCK

A LOT OF REMNANTS lN SILKS, VEL- VETS, COATINGS. DRESS GOODS. SUITINGS, GINOHAMS, CREPES, SERQ~ ES, TWEEDS, FLANNELS, ETC.

DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS HALF PRICE.

, value.

lill Wool Serge 54 inches Wide 93o ,

All wool serge, 54 inches wide, a real ‘good quality, sand, brown, copen, tang- erine, etc. Special . . . . . ..' . . . . . . .. ‘

All Wool Dress Flannels, 54 inches 1 wide. All the popular shades . . . ' . Heavy Checked Chinchilla, 54 inches wide. Shades of grey and delf ‘| blue. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' Lovely New Felt ilais $2.75 Aboiit50 in the lot. All new this season. Regular values up to $5.50. No two z alike. Special ' '

Ladies’ All Wool Cashmere Stockings. All

the new Fall shades. A regular $1.00 Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' '

‘Odd lot last season's Dresses. all 5 good wearable styles. Special .' '

Ladies‘ Fleece-lined Bloomers. weight. Peach, cream, navy, ﬂesh, etc. Sizes 36 to 4? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Frilleii Suriains 89o

Frilled Curtains, complete with tie backs.

Dollar Day Special. Blue, gold and rose trimmed Frilled l\-iar~

(iuesette Curtains. Regular $2.50 1 Special .* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘

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Ladies And Misses Goals $9.93

iii last yeaiﬁ: models. but all good wear- able gzrrnicnts, many Tvith fur collars and cuffs. Some of these coats were priced up to $(~il.00. Sizes for ladies and misses. (‘ixine esrly before your size is 9 picked ire. Dollar Day Special . . . .. ‘

Thread Silk iiose Regular $1.50 , 93o

iit‘f.§iiiI‘.‘-' Silfiil pure thread silk hose, inch silk leg, 3'.’ new i721“ shades. Dollar Dav Special ., . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Finer ﬁieioiii Rugs i8ii35 15c,

Nature Pongee , 39o

Pure Silk Pongee, natural color. Special . . . . . . . . . .."

11-1 .93 I _

33 inches \\'i‘.li'. English Velveteens, J6 inches wide, all

the pOWUIZU‘ shades. Re" ilar . 2.25, Speciajl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crepe cle Chene, 36 inches wide, popular sliarles. rljiecizil . . . . . . . . . . '

‘Yard wide Chintz and Cretonnes, a big selection of colors. Regular values up

l1‘. -l='3<-. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. "

I , I Ladies and idisses Dresses $9.98

30 Satin Face Canton Jersey Silk and Vel!

vet Dresses. A big range of styles. 9 _ Sizes l-l to l0. Special .. . . . . . . ... '

2.98 r A

Children's Flannel Dresses. Sizes 8 to 14 years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

PRICES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS

WHOLESALE

PATONS LTD.

WHOLESALE PRICES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS

RELIEVE COUGHS

Soothe the annoyance oi‘ n tickling cough b)’ lakinit i‘ i spoonful oi “yaselino Jelly internally. It s pleasant and cosy to take. Won ‘t upset you.

Look for the Trade Mark "Pniiclino" 1| ion

l ojiwygisrnugii Mfg. Co“ Coir-Vii ivioNTltiiAi.

Vaseline

PETROLEUM JELLY

Children's Aid Society ANNUAL MEETING

The Annual General Meeting ol Society oi Charlottetown - including Queen's ind King's Counties-and oi all per- ons interested in the welfare

W. I. P. MOMIIIIII, " “hmqguat. She heard him mutter some-I

AM°WJL°~ quogress. |"t‘lli-‘,~\'li-|ii"‘ wirs V QdItJTQﬂ o nit-re]ilii-l-eiiylbiihiliiillfi, ]l.|'1I)||'iw\(“|u: A t O.I.TAWA_ NU“ 1L I“ ud(h_vsﬁ_ wraMq‘ chlmqﬂual mwcﬁn,“ Rm n n!” m“ UR rr on’ _\. 1 i-Iuii i, ll‘ sir mi: was _ H . _ _ "\" lng ilic Maritime premiers nitcr tiic.‘ and Cross Fox I _ ___, __.__.:__ llvillliiivii‘, and (Lilli! ‘i()('(l)]1i\‘lli;i', i'i|iiii)'i' o!" W- e!‘ Lilies nnil lilisses (Jlillﬁnxilflllillﬂ at 6 tlosc oi the DﬁlllllliDil Pl'(‘ll\ii"i":.', 5"!’ Quantity-Any Quality iii i i’ . il"1‘ -~-i-i-,~ ~ - ‘ ‘ - ~ - - - - - V » i V V » V - ~ - - . - . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .1‘ '~ -. . -,,,-,. . . . .- ' ('liA|>’i'i:IIi 70 lﬂltii-‘ii ‘iilm ‘LTIIIJYIPI In‘; iiliililtvi‘ ‘ I l l R“ l‘ § Flt“ “iuﬁimm HON‘: “lithe: ﬁgvieiipiliémh ' ' ' . .. " ’ ' 1 nothr-r i i' (' ii. -i "z ' z I ' ' ' ‘ ' "'5 o" o ' mum“ i" ' ' ‘ l A "HGHT FQR ROMANQEiI-wl "mi 5mm“ u! nrmg‘ . . ‘Q 0 u M \ ' “fmK it . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $10-11" h} he Dominion Government. air Established 1912 ' When iln- iirHll-Z "Tvliillillllltih‘m2 ( yniblau lvlihiiilliv’ lhe l|il.\‘l irnm i”, About one dozen other (‘oats i0 clear iit .. S500 ' é mumvd that ms depmnmnn’ "mwd M5 ("rem "wrge S"°"' phone 655 ‘ibcri- win-i ii wllii sciainblle‘ rpm“ the hllllllllhllilln‘. suw the iron?" . - - ﬁ ' . .3». lo send the various Maritime Pro- Charlottetown _ _ iiiliflﬂllii‘ lbiii llic inch AM ‘llwkllilvll iriiiiis puliii: Iouni-il lill‘ l'l".‘,il)il in Anne-sori-mi-iit of (ri-iir- Dresses l‘it‘.ill'iilt', at $[(|_()(i lyii niccs the balance oi the subsidies New York and London (‘onneetilllb up for ihe women o" t l!‘ hhitli Ilic iurllllus haul illi\*‘i\ pliiiti‘. Armin” M m l“ I u ' irovided lor under the Duncan Rc- »---»_ ‘ ._.__~~ ~ ill ibi- rein ti llic coach. _ ‘W, A _icw minutes later, the ymin‘: MH- ‘ "" e1 4 »- - - ,_ 535m iort before tlic cnd of the Mari~ i Cynthia alone Tl}liiil.i\“ii in l illgultilitflil.‘ i511; .6 0m- iililil‘ oi‘ llziis clearing iii I iilic sent. H " ,' i . i I n‘: -,/ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ~ ~ - * ' < - -- - “it's loo ridiculous! she iboupbl ilie grime luiil bur-ii l'l‘liill\'i‘ii Ii'0lll "H; Another lot oi" llois to clear at . ‘ I * iiiogicaliy. "i won't niukv H Iilllfi“ ills lure, though be was iill‘ from _ ' " 52"“ _ __ ' All this eiitiisonk- (‘iotii (Tonia clearing at 20'} Disroiiiit I _

like ii

liifiO the train.

cite .

iuc o, oi myself by rimnhis to "m" scared rabbit, every‘ time ilicrc s the crack oi u biiilei. She reopened a lioc-k and tried i0 "Wit liiii ihi- light wus int (illn-

Tlierc seemed in bc 2i FTP?" “PM

and the irulii began to move bin-k-

dr ' hulls happened now‘! ' (‘iylltlliu

asked weailly, an she iiiooil iii-side

her.

i "i134 Liiili idiot. Anici-lieziii. liikeu the iiﬁiii oi the iiiizim-iwi- iiiirl is going to run the liiiin buck H.

He's

Yang-Tenn, when» we're iiisiruclerl

lei. iiiNlllRh ."

oi "w 01W mu llB oil.

responded crisply.

"Probably I1 Rood iii-iii n you or any other mun iilm

by wireless to g0 on n aiding ill"! Penwlfiirllsianizii

iTOOIYR

Cynthia's l-yen sparkled.

_ What does lie know Mme“ Chamber o“ "'9 "em"? 0' about running a loioniotlvir?" Vlondsy, the 21st November, inst... at

‘He gave‘ her a look 0t pure dis-i

thing about "these Yankees’ to an-

other man. and then

she heard

.- ing, sent ulli from Pekin uiih inn-d EL.

i f‘ CURSE o LOVE

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am," gpe out into the darkness.

some r-no any that a tfllClLWnn bo- "Ri" "'7 "10 "Hi0"-

and wuiei" toi the iamislicil piisscii- M,

Dollar

The iriiiii ininle Nlmv, illll sure,

iinniziciilniu. (‘ongrzilu aim-y par. \V scngcrs flocked ill'Ollllii him. bui be.

brushed them aside aim pﬂfntl Vi/"QIIPWALI"? siriiiizhi in Cynthia. f‘ "Care lo POmc Olli io-l‘ ii bit‘? it's .,

safe enough no\v( and you niiisi,

oi shoutiiii: and iiiniiinﬁ! about oiil- ilnd it rather sililini; lu Ibis ear,“ »-||,-_.. H (“H-hum [hing h", | ‘Ilii-"k unmvmﬁ '11:." Fillillli’. iiO\\'~‘\_'\;‘l'- Y‘ W W1liI=l|1\*'|‘i1.V- 41min Ill-Hill‘ me liilie till‘; iriiiii. l iiillv mi ' 1.1m steam ivhlstle i-ltilililiifii sliil y. You ve been woniii-nul." she imiilyi "Wu," f” f" ,,|]_ I |,,,|,,.,,,, pgnnhiil “m”,

remarked, an she loiiotreri him from i" Pnll\_"

wuril again. m" 0011911- ~ l, She was silent, (‘yiilblirs curlii-r iiiiiiriiiuiii l'illlil‘ _ "Jove, lvc been in illl< worse; "pan-y y,,"-_»-- y“. ,,,,,,§,,,,,,,,,| - in!“ 1hr- ciuiub, lil‘t‘iliil|l‘HH illill ex- Jlllllii iiiuii this! 'l‘ili.< was reiilLv- "(if (-,,,"rg,._-- ,,|,(,'“,,s,,.,,,,,‘| "IMW nothing! Here's lei illl‘ izi-i ymi |"mi,y_ en", I "U", Hm,“

my (YVGTUOHL and it I'll)!“

vans, l‘in siiiiveii, aren't yn"-_i-'

(Jynlhlii (eonlessed in ll sensation around "My (ii i-mnliiinwq, she was cliillv, ton. imd grmnnm Wm" m’ “"'"l’l!i‘<l 1"?!‘ ure for me." he said softly. ii his topcoai. ‘and spread a steam-y "l guppmip," er-rui; over her kin-tin,

“(mi-ii for ihe American! lligllt like this, ‘There are n0 18' and mliybe ho won't be no conceit- "m" not ﬂ() gm“ [m- "p," i,“ (tiiiiitbi-l for sieepzng. Nol ihi-ii. lad,’ shrugged muikily. "ili-‘ii liiie-‘y lo minrl.’ be added P101411)’. smiling, They talked on for “nun, m, me

‘lown at 11"" chilly platform.

“It is an adventure, ah"l.it. '

o nodded and regarding her quinically by the, the gun‘ 81mm yhemwlvw

time and convention.

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PRICI-IH on ALI. OTIII-Jlt nouns

_ w!‘ 0"" a vury zklntl Rule iliui set m; down iill on the steps oi ilie i';i|' until h, the mum“, my n (“my uhhunw “mt ‘Flick 11'0"! Ptlkiii 520th‘ ill» "Pll- plain. wlilinui. food or w-iii-i‘ and, with ll ccnplc oi’ iirniics ilgliiini:

"l think ii Wll-‘i Fate's nicest gest-

tliouizlii. (‘ynthiii ,_ lo herself, "that he. ivzniis in [lass

" mm“ m‘ "mm-Eh “""‘l will" the time by IiifiiliKWVliil lli(' Iiulke up our minds ti. aiiniiimlw right, i'1' show him n ihlng or two,

‘ while ilin iiiint LYNN" 793m" h" Weill’ {Jilin clouds eddied through the. darkness, “m. rim“ on her izloved hiiniin and stared gamed‘, emylwo young Dunne’ ' strangely and desperately aura“. _ m" "-7 ed to each other, can talk under lsoPethﬂls we can to" our grand‘ OOIHHHOIII U181. make a mggkary| 0h . of lit ii l a ette. . S! 1' tqikéd about every subject under [vs 3on8 and “n” in love Wm‘

Th"! h? "mi had sharp clashes oi‘ opinion, m.

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Day Specials I

IN STOCK.

L _ lhisii lliiri-niii-i . "ml "yr """"l'“<' lh-liim. Sim for» uni lwrnui. probably anxious and ir-in-yiil iii Q“. Pﬂki" "MM. ‘mrgm (lhlielclsin. uinioiiliieilly i-mivpn-L.“ ‘ 1| ll‘! niisiress bani tulip,“ in", _ln- illliliiH ei’ hiinillls. Slip "w." ﬁlzlnlliaiv hills Carson, the. liiisbiiiid "In" “ill! bluxkiiiif. iiiiii Philip Kon-

Ti ‘ ‘|'1“!~‘“‘1"Y ileiui ui Sininirliul.

l0 yoiim: iniiii bcnillc her nonm- IQI in lnive liiiil a spoil upon her. 1 l‘\<.‘r before hurl idle been so inter. lyrllllliliy and ciireii-ee.

File tiuuk arrived, nnil food Wall. ilisirlliiiiod to the iiiniislieii puiiiicn- K015. Cynthia Rilli the young man Nllllred sandwiches and sardines, cheer-lo and pic-ices. it tasted to Iliem like on Olympian banquet.

When A taint tIISB 0i (lawn be- lle" to steak the eiist they were 2%" 5mm! 011' 1116 ﬂi-ﬁllﬂ of the car.

e young man turned to Cynthia, hiaslzlélihlllgg-eyesl guildlelnly serious.

re. i an abruptly, The!’ "it's no use pretending any longer.

ii was

All

Th9? you." (To Be Continued.)

We will be 'poulti'y daily until the end, l’

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prices paid.

NORWEGIAN AMERICA LINE

Xmas Excursion to

STAVANGERFJORD" ‘

Sailing from HALIFAX, N, 5,

Direct to Bergen, Kristian-round, Stavnngcr a. OSLO. carrying cabin and Third Class Passengers. "ml!" “with!!! my be made to Sweden. Denmark, Germany. Iurrltcunnil Irth l1 “p” h ll or n urination T. A. l. DIWOLF A l0]! Amm. .

' t0 42. Extra Special ..

N()\7i‘l.‘ii‘.i hi3‘.

iieavy. lilinier Goatings hegular $3. to $6.. ‘ $1.93

Six pieces licavy Winter (loatings in Mar- vella 'l‘weeils, etc., good shades, 54 inches wide. Regular $4 to $6.

Chinchilla ﬁvereoats “SW35

Men's Blue ‘Tlizincliilla Overcoats, big fuii

cutroomjv coaits. Plush ypiieiineil, piped ‘ -’

seams, big comfortable convertible col. lars. A coat y'0u would expect to ﬁnd priced at $25.00 to $30.0,0.¢Special Dollar Days ‘ ..'. .. '

Sig Boys iiverooais $6.75

A clean up of all odd coats in stock. Sizes 12 to l6 years. HGgIIILLPVEtllIOS up 6 to $16.00. Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . .. -' ‘i4 Men's Tweed and Frieze Overcoats.“ Sizes 37 to 42. Big warm/coats with convertible collars. Special. . ' Men's Blue Srtri e Overalls al siz '

P ' 681.25

Boys‘ Blue Chinchilla Overcoats, it for sizes 3 to S‘ years. Special . . . . .0‘

Men's Heavy Weight Tweed Pants, l) 15g

Fleece lined iinilerwear 68o

ltleifs ilcavy, ﬂeece-lined‘ Underwear, shirts and drawers. Sizes up t0 42 Extra Special, garment. . . . . . . . . . . . ' Medium Weight Wool Sox, plain col~1 ors. 2 pairs for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . Boys’ Fleece Combinations. Sizes * 26 to 32. Extra value .. . . . . . . . . .. '

Men's Heavy Coat Sweaters, with siniivl collar. Sizes up to ii. I)on’t miss 1 Rﬂ this special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

s, Wool linilerviiear 98o

Meirs Ileavy Weight ribbed wool tinder- wear, shirts and drawers. Sizes up

Flannel Shirts, extra large make. Sizes- iip to 18 neck band, a good $2.00 1 I

quality. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Boys’ Heavy Sweaters with polo collzirs. Sizes up to 32. Au exceptional valiie........ ‘

Monarch Yarns lilo

Odd lot Monarch Knitting Yarns. about a

“ dozen different kinds, good range ofrcol~

01's, regular 35c for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100 Children's Bull Terrier Rib Stockings. Black only. Sizes 7 to 10. Regular 60c. Dollar Days Special" A11 Linen Face Towels, large size. Extra good (iuaiity. Special . . . . . . . " Striped Huck Towelling, pink, blue and mauve. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' Heavy all LinenCrash Towelling. A

real bargain. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . I

MaritiinesTo _ ‘iwantednﬂaw Fur; Silver l-‘ox, Muskrat, liiiiik. Skunk

Pauli ry

buying live

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FHA PRETTY

the season. Highest

NORWAX,‘ B ‘P The Palntiai Sieamcr . yguﬂ 80kt. NOW

18000 tons Displ.)

THE CORNER

Finland and

Phone o: today.

1141-175X. N. l.

W! standard fox liilimnllil <'1'1""*'~ 25 liirigc siiiiidniwi sliipplilii "Film ioi" occun shlpmcnt.~W. J.Hi'1iil, »_ R. it. No, 3,, Marshiield, l‘. E. l» '.il7-ll-9-lii

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OLD MAN WINTER IS RIGHT AROUNI)

Ordn- yoiir Coal now and be 9""

WrD. GILLIS & C0-

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