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‘ll one of itarnost seriou f ¢ Th mill Who drinks not onslyerhmuzeiimselg ' but deprives those dependent upon him A of the support to which they are entitled. i

The Samaria Tasteless Precri a i

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3” “wa mm! men from Dmnkgrddiz rlves and restored wife urdlnmityto P‘°"'Y 'Hd hrrvlvem. elven views; i=Ii°‘.‘£..’r1‘;"m“.....‘°°» °;'t:°°"°°“- Vhstein oneweek will cover thoizt :fad

.1-hc 5, S. RESTIGOUCHE sailing frm, Morrtreal aboutTh\rrsday. Nov. gryhwill he due at Ch'town, Sunday, _ _ . ,

Nm U, arid will snrt1c;oroDS|t.e]cc£rnsi momhm treatment' Samaria Presum- N111, nrrrr‘>'H\l!1‘V¢ S°l il' ‘"1 _Boa is s cms for dmnkennesg, no Prorlrrre under deck at cwest rates. publicity, all Pdnm

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Caps for I Particular

r Customers

Our exhil>it’ou of Caps this season is one of the largest

m-.1 lrcst we ever rrradc.

Styles are the latest production of tl.e best urrrnufa ttrr-

ers, and shipped direct to us.

For very cold weather try our fur lined :fin h n ‘, Blue clotir or mixed pattern, 5o_‘, Go-_~, 75c, $1.111, $1.25, ‘,4,;.5o, I

u. A. snucs. i

r\Ien‘s Outfitters, Vieoria Row. i

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mu~Mmmagn»f|@wm»muuwwmil)i”

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f' <>rD.»\r;'r‘.\-tourr-I °‘

Pall and Winter

dCk 't

ma e 11 e wr lr Roval I-louse.

hold Flour- and it proved a

failure. She tried once more with the result that the

ily taidrit vas the best

they et er had in the house.

fam- cake

She made the discovery on

the second birking that she

_ _| only needed. 14 ounces of

- Roval l°Io`u_=:elr<»ld where she

\ had always unici- a pound ot

other kinds. She nstd the, sanrc quantity of water and shortening, ho\ve\cr, and the

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cake .was a grrat success.

k __ V "\\'lronr did you :;rrspct#t 7" _

Name of Lmiyon e’"|“i"5" I don`t believe tlrure is nny gentlcrnnrr

OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS CO., Limited, llirrntrenl.

11-14 dtts 3i.

“'l`lrnnk you; that will do,” said

0 ‘ “.\`o,isir; rrotizt \vor'd.”

“You lr:rveu‘t soon any of them?" ~

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_;_...__...... “Very good. Now, iiir. Soamcs, we

will tnke u. walk in the quadrangle, if

We have just received a big supply of horse rugs in all sizes n

prices ranging from 5oc to $3.oo. Our large assortment makes it pos sible to tit uny size horse, so that thc rug won’t fall off or slip around

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Every rug is made of strong, durable material an l whethcr you

lruy rr 5oc rug or one higher priced you can cotrnt on getting the most for your money here. It pays to kr-ep your horse warm ixr the stable or when standing in the street. Ilelter get a rug now.

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Published in Prince l'.`dw

The Charlottetown Gugjrdian- '

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'lgland' Lxclusively

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The Adventure A of

the Three Students `

rcqmgh, uw, |, 4. cm.. mu. ua c¢lu.»'»

Waahly.) ff-`~»m¢m. rm. 1, 1u.cr..~,rm|lr,. ev cf.) Tie was a little, wirite rzrecrl. 1-lr-:rn

shaven, grizzly lrzrirvrl t`<-llow ot' lilly. Ile wus still s\tt"i’t~i'in;1 i`r'o:~r tl;I_; unil- den rlisttlrhirrrce of the quiet r~'rntEn~~ or" his life. Iii.: plump fuer: \\':|s i'.\'iit-l\ir:1.: with his 1r1‘r'\'ousrrcss, and his tirrgt~r'.< could not keep still.

“We are investigating this 'unhappy

business, Bannister,” said his master.

“Ycs, slr.” "I urrdcvstnrrd," said llolrncs, “ibut

you lei’t your key in the door?" _

“Yes, slr.”

“Was it not very extrnordirr:rr_v tlratt

you should do this on thc vt-ry tiny when there were thcso papers irr::irlc?"

“lt was most uni’ortunnt1\, slr. lint l

have occnslorrnlly done tho snnre tlrirrf: nt other times.” '

"When did you enter the room?"

“It was about halt past 4. That is

Mr. Sonur0s‘ ten time.”

“How long did you stay?"

“When 1 saw that he was absent, I

withdrew at once.” _

“Did you look ut those papers on the

tnb|u':”

“.\`o, slr; certainly not.

“How catnre you to leave the key in

the door'!” '

"I had the tea tray in my lratud. I

thought I would come back for the

key. Tlrcn I forgot.”

"Has the outer door u spring lock?"

"No, sir.”

“'1‘lrcn it was open all the time?"

"yes, Si,-_U ing flonclvy Ilr. liurnilton - Pill. Tlrey 1,

“Any one lu the room could get Out?" lxrnvu r\|iirt-cl, nf-(inn nn the. Irtou 1. rrer'\'\:~ '

"Yes, slr." 5

“\\'hcn Mr. Soamcs returned and nour'i.-him.; bloorl are or-curl-rt, iruoyrnrr

culled for you, you were very much dis- turbed'?”

“Yo.s, sir. Such ri tiring has never'

happened dur-ing thc nruuy years thai." I hnvc been hero. I nearly firluted, sir." "

“So I urrdcrstrtrrd. Where were you

when you begun to feel had?"~

“Whore was I, sir? Why, here, near

the door."

“'l‘ir:rt is singular, because you snt

down in that 1-lrrrir over yonder neirr the corrror. \\'hy did you pass those other eirnir's?"

“I don‘t kno\v, sir. It didn’t matter'

to me wlrero I sat."

“I really don't think he knew much

about it, Mr. lIolrnos_ He was looking vr~r_',' bntl-qtrito ;;'lr:tstly."

“You stayed intro when your muster

left?"

“Only i`or it minute or so; then I lock-

ed the door und welrt to my room."

in this u1ri\'<~r'.:ity who is cupnblcof prolitirrgr by such an rretiou. No, sir; i`li init llelievt' it."

lIolnios_ "Uh, one more \vnr°d. You lrnvo not rrrvrriiotrctl to :rny of the three ;;eriilcrrr<-rr witorn you nittrntl that any- thing rs nnrrss "

ho, sir

you please.”

Tirrec yellow squares oi? iight shone

above us in tho gathering gloom.

“Your three birds ure all ih their

nests,” said Holmes, looking up. “Hel- lo! \\'1rnt's that? One of them seems restless enough."

It was the Indian, whose dark silhou-

ette appeared suddenly upon his blind. Ile was pacing swiftly up and__down his room.

“I should like to have a peep at each

of thorn," said Holmes. “Is it possi- ble?" “No dlfliculty in the world,” Soames

answered. “This let of rooms in _Quite

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. Hiowgngss slrournuvlsvr

0Ul!fD QU_|OKl..Y and PERMANENTLY By Using

_ - Becnr se Your Indigcsticn has Be-

' corn: Chr 1 nic-Dodd's Dyspepsia

' , Tohlrts vrrll Cure it Just the

:PI mms..

' g A N D G IV E I If your lndigestlou lrns turned to Dys-

VIM, VIQOR AND VITA LITY

Thai. "Iso "Haw, Dlstntns from Dygpgpsin, Inallgcstlnrt nnd Ton Li<\,i;~':i ‘

repsin mid become 1-lrronic that is no' easonyour~rhould despair. Others just

s had as you have been cured hy D0rlrl's I

-hut.. .'.‘...‘a‘.'.€:’f.t, :s’l:::.;irr-'.;;f,..l2..'rf.'r'..‘~‘."r .“.;:‘r.:r';; .‘-l:rt‘rs'r‘l:°r:.rf..~... ' r,»....s;r_~ grrrerg. Srrlrx .rec om..

- IIDICS l"l\ ey, O nl S UVB, I by

'n'|‘Y c'-ARFFY THE SKIN' PURWY THE '~ llo., N. S. Horc is what. sire says nboutit: BLOOD AND REGULATE THE BOWELS hvrscn:

.V °|°l”l|"8 A" m9°"d°"9 fmm ""3 sYs'°m- "I had Dyspcpsln for nine years. I

Positively Cars all Diseases cf' the Stomach, Liver, Kid- fl

no o Sick Headache. Constipation and lilervousnsss. ..

r'le1ltlrobest.doct.ors in the place and ever found relief. Ihad to starve rysolf from eating. No tongue can tell

-~. . ` ‘ ‘ wlmtisuifcred.

“I bouulrt. ~ix boxes of Dodd`a Dyspepsia

Two Sizes, 4 loc. and 25o. a' Box 3' 1-.rrrrmrrno 1.-rxuom or norms Kidney

" Andy-ig' '--we '- I "~';<"*-1 "°"‘~ " ‘i’ill.~, and before Ihnd llnished taking

m& AQQ; P1- no I hem I could eat most anything and sleep

, \_... .-... -. <_~onrfortubly." ,

` "U"'sT' I JTEG FLM gaming' _ Thorn is no need to comment on s

M _ ~ -._ * ~; ‘~_; _ ~ ...‘.' L " _ wtnlerlrerrt. like this. It`s true. \Vh1\t

< . " ` ` ' - was rlono for Mrs. Bradley has been done For ‘age by Johnson 3, §0hp30n's. ‘for thousands or others. Dorldu Dyspep-

3-ra d xo moo] ` rua Tabled wut ao it rw you. .

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in‘uflr\t‘hi‘. but llr. Il:rrnillun‘.s l-‘ills our-r-fi __ nrc quickly. I erm 1-1-cournrcntl tlreul Loi

r-vt-r_v Inuit."

enjoy n. trocrltrpprlitr-, your .sleep will

"Oh, I would not vent'tu'c to sity, slr-_ ht-<l|'1'nr1rle.~rs:rrr<i sonnri utter r't-gulrrtirrg

roursystern with Ur. ll:\nrilio|r's 1’ill.~. l’ri<:c 251-. per box, or live boxes for $1, nl '

seats.

the gldest in the college, and it is not K unusual for visitors to go over them. ' V Come along, and I will personally con

duct you.” '

"No names, please!" said Holmes as

'we knocked at Gilchrist’s door. A tall, iinxen haired, slim young fellow opened it and made us welcome when ho un- derstood our errand. There wore some i really curious pieces ot’ mediaeval do- r mestlc architecture within. Holmes . was so charmed with one of them that ` he insisted on drawing it in his note- book, broke his pencil, had to borrow i one from our host and finally borrowed u knife to sharpen his own. Tire some curious accident happened to him ln' tho rooms of the Indian-n silent little i hook nosed fellow, who eyed us usknnce I and was obviously glad when Holmes' architectural studies had como to nnp

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x _

end I could not see that in either case

I olrncs had come upon the clcw tori which he was searching. Only at tlrc - third did our visit prove ubortive. The outer door would not open to our knock and nothing more substantial than 11 torrent of had language cnnre from behind it. “I don’t 1-ure who you arc. You can go to lrluzes!" roared the ` ‘_ angry voice. “Turnorrow‘s the exam.. ` `

and I \von`t be drawn by any one.”

'1`(l lili CON'l`I.\`l.'I‘IIl. ~

No Medicine_Cures so Many f Sick, Overstrained, Des- . pendant, wear Per-pre 1

DR. iiAli’ilLl0N’5 PILLS -

The Ore True Medicine for

tical.) and Strength '

You will reulizr-, nr you rr-:td the I

iollowingr letLeis, the _,r.-:nd work be- ._

eurt kitlnt-y.~,nn1i liver, .\ii \vvn|t1ie.\> siurlrr-rl lrrt1r.~»t|'ungt,lr, new ern-rrry und ._

good ht-it th is estnblislteti in it short Liure

DISCOURAGED IVOMEN FOUND;

i\'l‘I\V li()l’i']. _

"I hurl prott_yrrc.'r1-ly ;_';iv1-n rnysoli' up its iltt-urnblra. I wus wt-nk and sickly nil the ' , tinre,lr;i1i lr1‘n<l:r.elr0, pour fligesliorr nnrli frinlting l't-eliirg. ()n rising: in ilu- rnurn- _- ing there wus n feelitrtg of ntviul \\'cnr-, f irrr-ss. i ,

"ilr. llnn\ili0u`s Pills lnelpefl from tlrvl ‘

first. 'l`lre_v must lrnve r~»tv¢-rrgilrclrcrl rn) 1

blood. for l gained in st.rcn;5t.|\` nr: soon ns!

ltuok tlrenr.r`tt':rdy i\upro\'e1nt-rrt, follu\v~ “__ ed, und I nm now eonrpletely r~nr'ed." `

s'1‘rurNG'r‘r1 ANr>s1n1rl'1's é

1.\r1’1to\' r-11;. , \

~ “No rtrcflir-irtnrorrirl possilrly br' llcttcr' "

tlrmrllr. linnrill0r\‘s l’ili-'," \vrilt:s Mr.,

l1.s.l)e\'i|ret'rc11r \')tt1t\\‘u. "I hurl pains- ‘

in tliulrnck und side, unusvri by kidney _

roublc. was i»nllrf‘r<-rl 1-on.~id1‘r:rlrly witlri '_

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You'il lrreotnc vigorous und strongr,

ull dealers, or by mrril frorn N._ U. l’ol.~nn i _. & Co., Ilnrtlorrl, Conn., U. 5. A., und V Kingston. Ont.

Breezy licrrrnrll Slrnw, who wrote the '

niny “Mun und S\\permr\n," says that if'

“r'ncn`s clothes ure hideous." Psltn\\'!i j` l1:rn|ird, you should know butler. Seine; ;_` clothes are hideous bcc:1u.<etlicy lm\'c|r’i.i -

style, for style`s the dividing line between '

-1. suit. und it blanket. If you want. to seo style in its essence, coruc to me for your-. ', .ruturnn suit; und overcoat.--lunrns I’nion

S: Co. l-`ri tu' li.

CHURCH SERVICES.

Clnrrrges lo be nrnrie inClrn1'1-h service i should b1:n.i,tl\is oiliee noi. inter tlrnn u ` . o`clock 1<`ri<luy afternoon. -

N 1-:'1‘|toms'r.

First. Molhodi.~t.-Rev. W’tn. llobson

nt. ll und 7.SLrnrr5;ers wclconre. Attentive

ushers.

Gruce Clrurclr.-ilcv. \\'. \V. Lodge nl. » il |tn1l7. St.1'1\1\;.:er~s wvelr-orno und pro- vided with t:on\fovtu.l»lt~ st-ni.~r. ` ',

intl-:.str\"t'1~tu.1.\N. 1 .

Zion.-]’ruyer rncutirnz ut lil. Rev \\`. i

ll. Sc1igc\viukf1\t. ll upd 7. Sunday Sigel .uid Bible class ut. 2 lit). .

St. -7nmcs.- Rev. 'l`. I". Fulicrtun at. ll '

7:-I

und 7. Sunday School und Bible Glass nl 5 $.30. i

n.\1~'r1s'r. i

Rev. (l. It. \\'hite nt ll und T. Snrulny'

School nt. 2.30 p. nr. Visitors nl\\'nys`

welcomonnd provided with corrrfurtublo;

or-:N'rn.\r. Cun1s1‘1AN.

Rev. Robert I’curun| ut. ll und 7.Sun1ln_v school nl. 2,30 ok-lock. Prrtyer meeting, ~ Wednesday night nl. 8 ol-lock. Seats imc f and unupproprlntcd. `

sr. nuNs'rANs cwrtrmin/tt..

First Mass at 7ll0,Sccon1i Mass ni. ll n.n

High Musa at 10.30. Vcspors und Ben

diction at. 7. p. m. Cutcclrisnr ut. tip. m.

_ /\Nu1.11r.\r\'. ,I St. Pnul`s-Morning prayer at-ll u.ur.‘

Sunday School mid Blbic (linen-r nti Li). Holy Communion at.7 p. nr. All, seats free and ururppropriuted. l

Sb Potelfs.--Ilcv. Jun. Simpson, M. A., _

Priest Int-ulnlrorrt. Holy Cmnmnniou 8 n. tn. Service ut ll u. m. Sunday School at 2.21) p.m.Evonsong and somronat 7p. rn. ` » * s.n.v.\'rroN Army t

Sunday Service nb 7-, ll, 3, null 7.30 in nr.

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Woek night Service -Monday, ’i‘\|es1I:\_\'.l ' Thunulny. Friday and Saturday at 7.3)

'V |‘i~r. ‘ aL1'.*i':”= t idili U5- 5 -.. ‘david *"~:;*, ` "

SHIRTS.

Men’s heavy winter cloth and_t\veed Shirts-o. bur- gain line -not very many.

_ < 1 ’

CLUTHS- i) Heavy 54»in Cloths-the correct weight lor coats,

jickets,etc., Oxford bl ack ,

[JF f»;;L

/ `/‘ \' - i navy. Splendid bargain.

V' one Cloths for ....75c

- _, " 2 'I _, - A, ' $1525 Cloths for _..75c

but very( ch: ap,

Worth $1.10 for. .. 75;; Worth $1.20 form... 88;;

xceptional Saturday argains.

Every itern represents a money saving opportunity-To take advantage

of it }ou’ii be wise to come quickly.

The Time' to come for Bs~rgexin_s

‘ ls When Thev are First Advertised! ~

75C “Heron” Sill<==49c.

It is an excerstionally great silk buying opportunity, brought about by thc over.~tf_ck~

ing ofa big wholesale house. "Hl€l{CA" silk is known everywhere, advertised everywhere -you‘ve seen it in the Magazines. Sold everywhere at 75e a yard. HERCA is every thread pure silk resernbling closely lsr appearance, linish and texture, tafleta silk of tin est quality. It s grrnrarrteen not to cnt and to u ear much l>ett.r than any other silk. it is :rn ideii fabric for wursts, shirt waist: suits, drop skirts, etc., and is 20 inches wide.

4 On Sale This Morning

C at 9 O'clock- C

,In tl'e f1.llo\vir1g exquisite slrarles of brown, mode- sky, grey, crearrr. navy, f.r\\'rr, white,

garnet, myrtle, rtscda, indigo. To avoid disappointtncrrt we advise- a prompt retporrse as tire quarrtrty we secured of each is not large. Mail orders receive pro-npr rrtwzrrtion.

. 2"" \ @ .. La 1 é

'.-1"' rr

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¢.

rxrrrf.

,ky

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(Mrs) M. ii. Benson, \Voodstor=k. i "

blafk trimmed purple. Many different styles. Former values 750 up to 51.50 at pair with dollar values in the inajority. choose no .v

Anil rgsr Corsets-~59c. _ ~~, r ~ e, _

This bargain from the eorstt depaiiurent is an interestii g one. ` _ _ ,.,_-_. -

Been going through tire stock lately- discovered qrri e a ft \\' odds, 'J-1"-f broken lots, discontinueci styles, orid sizes. ’I`lrere's about SS pairs in all, offering you quite a choite. Some celebrated corsets :urrong them `*"f’“’-""' ’

including

“P. D." "CKOMPTON`S,” "P» C." CORSE1 S- 'ii l » ‘

_Such nantes are _guarantees of superior Quality. Sizes run up to 27 ,i r i\ " _\

inches. Colors include white, cream, dove. black trirnrned red and ' r l",

at, the 'pair............ . . . . ,

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'Box of ribbons assorted widths and colors,

worth up to 25c the yard-bargain

i Pretty belts of pure '1`:ril'eta Silk, nicely

made and trimmed, all sizes, all

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P I

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(itil yZ1l'd»..... . . . .,....... . . . ... C0l0|-_qi wonh SSC’ now _ _ _ ___ HH I-7C

Stil a few pairs rc-main rf these odd

gloves, sizes 5%, 5%, 6, 6% Only, va'ue up to $1.09, for . . ._ . . . . . .. .49¢

Basket of double kneed cashmere hosiery

for chiidrrrr, large and small sizes, worth 32c the pair, special . . . . . .. . 2O¢

Men`s heavy winter Sox, good value at

:oc the pair-selling quickly at 3 patrsfor.............. . . _ . . . ... 25¢

Ladies’ warm winter' Coats. last year`s

Sil`1€S» we want you to distinctlv

_ 5"'-S'

A dozen ladies’ and children’s skirts,

offered at $2.39, value up to $5.90, rn Tweeds, Friezes, Honrespuns and Chtvrots-yon‘l1 have to hnrry,only

....... 52,59

understantl. '1`hey're well made of finest fabrics by same tailors making.; this 5ear’s coats. A little alteration rrrzrkes the style right. \`aluLs upto $3.00 for $12.50, 55 rr, $3 for $3 5,,_ $rSto $18 for $4.50. _

At the ladies’ underwear counter there-'s

an atlratrtrou in winter vests, worth 35", selling at each ........25¢

Bargain Eir1l>r<>‘<l=rv i_srr't :ru gout- yet.

Theresonly a little left tlrouglr-

1 the last of rt goes at 5 yards . . . . ._ . 9;;

UMBRELLAS

He1c’s a bargain line at

money" saving prices- Ladies’ and Men’s, styles and handles on nrany are not very stylish--hence the reductions-but cov.rs are A 1, including some of silk, and some handles are of sterling silver. Values up to $3.30 for 9Sc.

Warm reefcrs for little

girls--reduced to clear. Some fifteen in ull, suitable for girls 6 to ro years. They‘re nicely nrade and fit well-colors include black, brown, and navv. Former selling prices $1.60 to $4.50. Reduced to all one price, only o5c.

WAISTS

\Vaists of goorl quality.

black and brown lustre, in all sizes pretlily made and tucked-~-.sorne in nrrvy wily with colored piping-Re duced bt-carrse of .~l»_r-ve which lro\vever' isnct at all bad, To rnnkr: quick .<L'l`- irrg weve out the yricc in l1alf,,\$:.51> :ind $5.15 \\':ti.\t» now $1.25.

Satur ’

day s Vlillinery

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£11’ 21|

For Friday and Saturday selling our rrriiiirrers

have spteialiy trinyrned :r lirntled number of prttty hatsa sprcialbargain at $1.25. '1`hi.s offer derrrrrn-

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r #A strates very plainly that skill and artistic ability Q count most of all-~ that it is possible at this store to gm. ~ secure rr pretty, stylish hat at a low, very low price, ‘I <*' ` " on sale Friday and Saturday only.

_ :,g;\:l'<f ' Pretty Hats $1.25

CRAVENETTE5=--AT HALF

` This offer includes every lady’s waterproof in stock. Stvlcs vary, some being plain

str right cut while othcs have small Capes, belts and straps. Mostly all heavy w-‘ight -very appropriate for tue present weather. From present indications tlrert-‘s to be no raiiieal clmngc in style of waterproofs for the coming sp1ing_ One purchased now at such a saving vtouiri surely be wanted for spring wear.

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