-_._--s~»=~s»r;-:sf wzwssww-22?* Wag

relieve; lllllJb&80.

'|`\1°f° 18 H°*\=*1\S l.l'rrsi\_ or Foxes.-A utter of

Call “B9 °“ YW" 'ibn' North T ' liver Bl c Fox Co ~

01911’ "|195 IMDB- 1'- U pany on xgtggdsy last. gtkthls Auielig-

` N°“‘.m3 ‘° can oompaufllr M. C. Delaney, chief as 5 3°n°"‘1_ whip ol<the_Conaervative party, is

people f@m¢dY~ ~ President. " -' -

a positive the large 50 cent family bottlei -

it lar more economical than the 24: N01- 1-HE A|_|_|A~¢E W1-ryggs..

BGVBTGS! Um Size-'3°|d W de°l°"°- °'°"Y` ln yesterday's Guardian it was stated 'WSI ills 0|' dffefff fl'°m '|`|\° 'C°‘""h°` t11at“Valade, who will be remembered

20119 Kl”89f°"» Cmlada- in connection with Alliance prosecu- A PLEASANT

tions in this province," had been sen- Tslk,’ published

_’ Silver Black Foxes free from red and rust;

_ Ranch raised young Foxes, born 1915,$15Q0.00 per pair S22

Ranch raised adult Foxes, $2000.00 per pair, ff" Foxes from the wilds, born 19_15, Gathered in Northern T

Canada and Alaska $800.00 per pair. °°l

foxes was bom in the ranch ot the

tenced in Montreal to twelve years tolls oi’ a pleasing peniteutlary for' manslaughter. It was Mr. M. A.- Cumlng

0X e S F S reported in Charlottetown at the time his employees, on

of t

he iirst trial that the accused was trip to Cubs. The

the witness in the Alliahce prosecu- eered by a committee of the ernployl' tions, but The Guardian is pleased to seg who numbered align; 200, -Mr; learn 'from a letter in The Patiot that Cumlng was "lured" to an automobile this is D01 80. and regrets U18! il- drive which ended at one of the fash-

ulil have been mlslied ig thetD]1{Bt- ionable hottalls where tune employeeés'

lie Dilrasranh hav ng een 11 911 were asseni ed. Speoc es were d - -- ~ -

m 8 marked M0llll‘@H| Dlllier. livered and Mr. Cuming was present- _ Ma-iest_lc ouptalns and Rolling Prairies ,

' ed with a handsome bronze Salon l . » Thi? Blggeit Herd 0f BU 3-|10 in the, world

' 1

fS*°€f>§ii»'i'i'<'i“1'<lIi£'ii‘-in” 1

Remarkable and ngioturesqtte Frontier Scenes C ` -

._ . , -i .I

HE MAIli.S.-Thehbogts made tex- Rioden iigure,Utl;e donéy one of the _° r `€V‘¢l‘l`I'Il.llldl'8d FU] B|00d€d`IlldilllS ' , _ lent cross ngs at 1 o apes yes er- lr nd in the n te tutes and ex - -- _' p rm V -_ J

the iCe having 100581100 UD and tremely rare and valuable The re ` An A 1.? of Plnneers and Hunters

Adult Foxes from the wllds,_ Gathered in Northem ,,,‘,‘,§,,, open Wm, ,O be ,,,,,.,,_ The s,,,,,,,,,,,,, was ,,,,,,,wed by, ,,,,,c,,§,,,,_ - - lllidreds Of HOFSBB HBUHUE Prdlrié W880ll_s

Canada and Alaska $1500.00 per pair.

These are remarkably low prices for standard stock.

p , sitvan cnoss Foxes .5

5 ~ .

Ranch raised Silver Cross Foxes, born 1915, $400.00 boa

iler Pair- _

Ranch raised adult Silver Cross Foxes, $500.00 per pair. his

> Silver Cross Foxes from the wilds, bom 1915, $150.00 _T

r pair. _ vip Silver Cross adults from the wilds, $200.00 per pair. §.‘,, All the above Crosses would be 50 p. c. Silver Black or are

more.

Over sixty pairs of selected Cross lf`ox_es and thirty gf

pair of Silver Black Foxes now breeding in_ Ranches at .ll Renforth, N. B., near St. John, N. B. We anticipate over gfd

, ' 300 Young Foxes born on these Ranches this Spring. sis

Delivery f. o. b. St. John. N. B. Terms of payment to ,jj

be mutually arranged.

AGENTS WANTED.

St. John, N. B.

9292-4-1M6i

dFxC ii Ltd

You couldn't :possibly wish for anything

nicer in the 'line of Ham, Bacon, or Canned Meats than we are offering you here, right now. Every- thing is new and fresh, -put up in clean, sanitary factories, by some of the best known and_most popular manufacturers in Canada-the quality of their products speak for themselves.

~Call or phone for ai few pounds of Swifts Vookcrl Hum, it is all

ready for the table. Price, ~l5<~. a pound.

Swifts ('oolcc-ll Bacon is really nice--yoii’ll enjoy it. Price 24:2.

it pound.

Fray Cornell Iiocf, makes li most zippctisilig nienl-pill un by

ollo ol" the largest beef packers in thc Argoilliilc ltcpiilllic. Sold ill 1 pollnd this at 301:.

Sliced Smoked llccf, in neat gloss jars at 2111. <-rich. ,Libby's Deviled Meat is thc lil-st~yoll <'ouldi1`t wish for hotter. Two size tins. Sc. and lilo.

Get our prices ou tho famous Swift_=; Prelnium Ham.

V SUPERIOR SAUCE8 SALAD DRESSINGS.

All the best cold ment sauces

procurable will llc found here.

Our present showing includes suclr'Tamous sauces as Lea and Perrins. Worstershire, White Label, Harvey, and Iicintz Tob- Pepper Sauce. (fall in and select what you want while thc line is complete.

Tile high quality and thc mod-

erate ppice of thc Salad Dres- sings we arc now showing are sure to delight you. included in our present exhibit is such pop-

ular brands us Syndors, Yacht.

and Royal salad dressing. These are popular favorites with all the discrinilnlttiilg housewives -thr.»y'll plvzlsc you, loo.

150 _/ Street

1 "" __ _ ____ _ ’ 3 T

MARBLE AND cRANi'rE wonxs ' ‘

Marble and Granite Works

A large _.shipment of Marble Monuments of

, the 1915 esigns in different colors, were purchas- _ed from the Vermont Marble Co. at their works *A in Proctor Vt. This selection was personally ; selected by _the Company and have been shipped . and will arrive _bythe Winter Boats any day and ~ wil_l b_e placed in our show rooms Revere Hotel

gullglding, Kent Street, lately occupied by Acorn

rown.

-The public are invited to inspect our stock.

of Cemetry work promptly

` 'Lwerina dllivcialtv '

& C0.

gui _ 5 3 _

_Ann GRANITE wo

special train arrived in Charlottetown

ll 1.8

dui' morning for Halifax, Syillicy and

lo ll

fa W

Paint on Putnam'

night. and cornn feel

better in the mllrn-

ing. Magical the

wny "P u t n a m'|"

guaranteed. Get a 25c. bottle ol- "Putnam's" Extractor today. 1

! .'

and Colds

.so . _ _ _ . . - - - ‘ ~

nddgssgefgsggngf'I;;‘{|f”§§d“§,f,,ve.i Ti ipesfgdiisraugr ml»ixf.l°chIl?r'iesC"c'i'iiii'»l'.'is,i;°,' Indian Villa es With Braves, Squaws and Papooses-Buffalo Hunts-by Indians

e 'rdmsmms st 1020 sm The chief Engineer sr the Ndrtlismbdr and lgontiersmen-Indian assacre of Com lete Wa on Trai - `

. . . _ ’ ._ D di ll

il sent over wo(ul<lIlik§lytbei on tiime land, whom he visited last summer. Thrilling ReS¢l1e Of while Settlers-:Dating Ri lil by

to connect with -- - - ru 11 so ns He is a manufacturer and also a poet* ‘ ~; ‘ . ` _

st. The mail left Cane Tormeliiilw ot considerable fame. One of his lat~ -T0m'Mix and Bessie Eyton

6.20 there bein 77 ba and the ~

is lahded on thisgside atgi]0.15. The f3s5tug0§?l?1‘1:;aBGg:rt:1l§;l;?d m A- _ A Five coryect _ ’ ' l

12-30- A his mil is expected by sPsciAl. ssnvlcss.-on Mdndsy

J Better Than _Any Western Picture Ever Produced, -- - "

Mmm when She arrives- night tus Baptist church in ‘ilhzs`i=;; ' J f _ Y ' "'- " "' ‘ ` » f .

*‘* brook wus again filled when Rev. E. ' ° I ! 'M ' I ' I _ ~ ‘

HE STEAMERS.-Tthe south-west p, Ca1de1- commenced 1,13 1h1,.d week » i

d improved the con itiona in t e of sp@c1n1 59|-V11, 5_ [1 51 1,1 ` -L . - ~ 0 - ' . ~ --0 » .- . _

--» -. -.cn-.. ts. .f ve. Twent -Sixth Battalion

re nble to make considerable; pro- he took for his subject "Jesus, in f ' ` _ ‘ ss. The Minto left Plctou at n.m. 11.11111", Expe,-|ence_~ And ufler u cm.,,_ -1 - " _. 0 ' I - 1 . . ' _ _

.\'f‘-Slvlvlily and at 5-40 11-111- WHS 5 111110” ful introduction, in which ho 'said _ S d C d C t g ` ' ' DHSI l’iCl0\l 15111110 Und expected 1° Jesus wus more at home ou the water -

k last night. The Stanley, which .

than on the land, he emphasised tlio' ` r `

(loorgetown on Monday morning, 1‘0110w1"g p01n¢s;_.(1) _lmms is ulwaim ‘_ _ _p V 5-40 1115! 61/Gllillg WHS Within _7 miles ready to use whatever is given to Him. 5"-F lf' ""_ "'-E* ' -- `“ ` V "

Pictou. She was in heavy ice and 1t may be S oo th H 1 .

not expect to dock last night. The bout, 'bm £19 qifer gg gisens zgrrggsrlg 1 knows 'ouch pgrticiilar man most nley has on board 101 tons ol’ W111 be used (2) The charge 01-Jesu~S V .A "@055-

INSTANT RELIEF

corn Extractor to euclnsen wAs l<ll.i.lD`7f9 --

rr rits.-;|>os1'.

Klnecr dead at

eases the pain, destroys the roots, kills erhocker Express. a corn for all tlmo. No pain. Cure to New York, on the

---__..¢»_gi1,,au¢ll.g

TAX T0 BE

ight. 15 DHSSGHEBFS “Hd 25 MSB Of is to launch out. Out from the world. il- The 51210101' d0<‘fkf’-ll *his m0""' there must be a diifereiice between ‘- ---- t

~ ~ ~ » ' . ‘ IS." Dtf. ' ' .

I _ N' v ____ 'B auf ent ` w5£hfvl;_‘;tp,§';(;_eb?1';E?;;'f;£‘:;);‘;[.n":,=::;n§ anxious father. li colonel in the

o' crMius npss centres 111'. oia Seo- VON BUELOW S NEW SCHEME to her Will. And by means 'of this il- q"'*l"‘ I; exnnf "_ 1‘°5‘”_‘i ""'“f"°d T0 BUY OFF |TA|-V- =lus_tration Jesus taught His liesrers inturray rec? ziviusinesiii pntlo :`hur» _ -_é that no human being shoilld he.-tit lill- 0t_lewwn--- r_- - ax L, in-»\\-.` . . ROME. April -».~'1‘he ditiiciilt pass up-llltsp piece _of sliver ln mis respect, ii IHS! week i0r lilllifa-Y. N. B.. Wl\0l‘_0 to which the negotiations betweeiii 11 15 guys Lobe um-esfstmg when God U nag $f`£""f?I`d a' }°°S]'U°“\a_t>_th'3 Half. Milly illlll -‘\l1Sl\'ii\ hflve C_0lll€, 113-B had stoops to lift us up. '\Ve should ilevcii” ix 0( 6"" "H S-`“‘.“=~ _H°“_"-‘ H0 HDPHFGIII .effect on.Prince Von B110- seek to evade His loving. hand or adman. who spent the \\'lutel~ lu Vic- low, the German Ambussadgr, who ig :twist om-5e|ve5 out of His grasp but togia’ 11" 'fiat }"?t"§‘ mg' k"i“s‘f‘g‘°"~ C0Hli1l‘1,iIlS his Biforis £0 bring i1b0\1f welcome Him as our resc_1ier.aml`lct» ' rf eff Lf ‘gli V Siu 'If' ‘ ‘mg “S-< MIB- Hn adjustment. He is now understood fliim cleanse and brighten us`and I-ift sam W mn” t Wg" th* “’ U' t0 h§V9 Dl‘0D0S‘-‘Il t1‘1lBW_ S0\l1fi0Il Of \is‘to the place oi' safety and servlcln geese DFG HOL yet _\'€l‘.\' Dlehliful. yet the -boundary question. It'ls"that the nm] hgnor whergywo 1111 1,s10'ng_ "

MY- P- H~ CUYUS 21110 MP- Im TFDWS- territory which Austria _mightzcede to 39|-vine aga1,l.1o.n1g11t at 7_4_r,_.

mol elach fin last IFri<llay.-I italy lbs occupied by switzerland dur- ' - I ‘ ' ~ ‘

e ienis am scioo ma es o t e 1 1 1;. -4 _ (1 _

Kathleen Clark ure pleased to see her tldligiédlovgimlgyniligg Pngutgfrywfg 1:1133, THE SALVATZION , _, _

out again after her recent, severe at- when peace is concluded.. -' ' V ` "ARMy'S"'wAR WORK'

t.l{f iiti.-l. . 1 _

d‘;‘]e'°Cr§§§§g|”wu5s a“v',s,I{§\Y‘h;`:;"’;§1 re;1:mHo:,“tShg°*;;}°;1 WM; :;;v2\1°‘%ddH” H l.oNDoN. April 5.-ltiiisiel rilsilé Monday.-The many friends sr Mr béliali ornfistrihetslftinae ;'J?:net0l'i' ““"‘°" °f"S““°" ""ff"'*"“*"""'~""""‘?"‘-'?‘ and -Mrs. A. E. Trowsdale, Cropnud., gligshiguld-ag;-ec to `cedé?¢°.§;I"1yam,f. the Dany Ch"°"'°_'° s“ys`:" _ Z .1 regret to learn that they are confined ilcient territory to bring ihbotitla set- ~ Hwy. indeed mum S°‘Vn"°"'°A_rmy` to their homo with a severe' attack of tlement she must at the seine time us- i»_II‘~|‘te args?Ig£aI?ei°:i!:1y'lii;?;{|‘;_`;§“g 3 L‘;y”§1'§§;;;`t*l‘§ im)’;‘;v‘;('l"f;1(_ f§g:1d§s\';ln- :;l;‘l<-i1£;ierSglfe;1eff‘l:a(1lyi'tir»\°°i§‘l‘veg lltfut' tical ways. 'mls organization is £533-

~ ' ' ‘ ' ”" in .not`oii\ -at home i "-no-o' ` ntioti'

this vicinity and many are taking al- tli. t 't 1 V S - CY it P" _ _ -. vantage or mp good hauling and mfe M; §'taf;Y"`:1::°i3|';‘;,‘;’(‘_‘dn;‘°t 55'-t, “erred with various societies, doing ~du!l/~ttt-

- ‘ - ~" ° »‘"#»"~ ~ f~- 120 mliusrv csntrs ' ui - 'il' its -

getting their liliiiller hom i`r th ’I"hi ., ' SM"-I ., e ".9-

I B mm9_ From an appeurnareyrqlleri 0 Z ’;‘gge“n°n,W‘f° “ff-“ted “L_ Kingdom, iilllng its shelters. #null

- eel' 0 ls

. _ H00 y tnly. and. it_.wna then pro h - ~ - ill be lent oi work for il e _ - ` =- ' ‘ - Dmes up and down the cqumry 1 rs durrilng the coming sumnier?-£2-llteetii. ggihihdyuiilntiiniheet:t§§<?&lgl:i.ilt}elelarP! refugees' i The SMvau°n~ Army -“Lin 7 W- A. ’1‘h0mpHou. Crunaud. was ii wel- ltsly dlssemsd from this pimp diss' me "°”‘ ‘°°‘ -A- "°“¢’-‘ -"‘°‘°"'“"§’“'~ come visitor to Victoria on Easter and Prince Von Buelow dado,” iinal ' Ia-me cam manned' ant]--"ily by.-V~~g;;=-V M0l1<l¢1y.-Miss Bernice llowzitt. Capo proposed ‘that Swltzerlartili assumg mldunm drivers and °rd§r"es'---"gi-Q raversc. was visiting frlmids hr-ro temporary guarilianshlD"~6t"tt;e tp;-1-1; oarrying “'°“"‘]°d me" Hom-thg-°.`-H°"t`» lost week. the guest ol' Mrs. Enrl torv in question - ' Vugnem ‘° the base h°“p"““` The MH? A,,,,,___V_ I; is genérnlly' mt thaw”-I-2; Ammm »itnry authorities were so pleased wltrll

suilor‘l-l lilies! 1l|'lli il-i im' rnct|t'ublr~ me -Bkm "“’-ml "'r"Btw"{-uun~b¥s of th"

'-»»_-- " ' » ' ' m0|l,;'[|,"¢char_g.e', that*-' v`Ittnty-o'n‘e' darn

" ` ‘ --a complete ambulance division-

heen handed over to the organ-

in addition to the ciirsibelqng-

its own unit wltlra request gin'

as many more_Salyation Army you can." .

hospitajs Salvation

§06B`

The fact that the movement ls ln- crnatlonnl was never more npprecla»

ing 111 12-40- those used by Christ and others. (3) . C' Led ‘han n'°“" A ma" In hospital in

*_ Jesus always brings expansion to ‘lii`e. Last night's service at Kensington mance had *f ‘vire (0 s‘1y.m5 "mm

` V|CT0`R|A PERSONALS--Ml* R- There isa fulness in Christian life and il-lail was well attended. There was _“ms flying' 'lhe $alV“u°"ist’~°°“‘f°“` i{_ Boswell, who spent a C0\lDl0 Of experience. A brief outline fails to do very hearty congregational siligllig ed hm’ by nromming th” an Army ll1I§'S in Chl1I‘l0ii@I0Wll and MOUUIEU9- justice to the exposltionary power of and Miss Givenueth Coombs’ solo was 'sistef ill E"g|“"‘l 5h“"ld g" m See rcturued home Saturday evening.-“ the Preacher' The services Wm be 'gl-eauy (,nj0ved_ ML Dawson Tend Je; his wife and do what sho co_ulil to help

un y 0 y’ 0 Mr' L”""`§"°e f\l|°GUH§til€l'iiADDtiDT1;09-il continued every night this week. be- sus’s story of the lost Dicce of silver. her' News i" gms “'a~"' vm me me'

was in l e vi age a ent ug o us- innin at 7_30_ ‘ ~ I , - I _ ess saturday.--Miss lillnnle Inman. g g --_______ whwh "°_‘"°“ "om-1 10 and from all times- ll is H <i\ii¢k acher of Rice Point School s ent ~

diilm oi’ this or anizatiou can be sent

etliod oi’ commiuiicatiou nnd can be

'P i.'rl.~ li l~..-i~lll~l~°.“‘ _

her Easter \holii(l}ays altl lliler dlioule in do n0,]O;`§c0“‘;el? u\:e‘;n;eIi‘:e'Sl'mb\"n 2:6 relied upon. _

.i (‘ o

amSp‘°“'_ r- - f- an ‘°et"“'"` sc-arched for by one greatly superior

l 'atiirclay afternoon from Chan 1'3"- r U, 1 _t .1 ,.1 1 iotteto\vn_\vlierc he spent a couple of M|"°"d'3 .|-'"im°”*1@L" ""”"°d‘ lgé iglse veg 'Isl mm' lhigpu -or 0

A prisoner was thanking li Salva-

'tionist one day for singing to him.

‘Your music' hc said soniewliut pic-

.. ~ 11.

days on business.-Among the vial- ms WS, SS a lfuimn "L ‘b s_ turesquely, while the tears streamed

Some Daint Meat Specials ~> - » <»f

' y lil", ‘¥°h“ B' 01°F "dw" ’“‘g“s"“‘? Aims i.iNlMEN'r nip sevsrs attack 'hem is He I0 “"\f>"‘ 'W' 'Willy iff” `

(.o\c. Mr. Beecher Inman. Hampton, Jr LRGHDM and I i. ave _frequently long - V 1 Messrs. W. B. Trowsdale and Warren to ed it t 'b usa, H 3 ms Search is thorough mm pep h\llS ill I'-flglilllil WAS -lSkl‘-il |1110 0116 Newsome' Cmmud; Mr' Ernest Holm’ gt ll ilu otle very;‘ ec ve In cases slstcut and loving and it new-1- cea.~:c'st “ De Sable;’Mr. liloses Woodside, Tryon. U mm” °”~ " ' ,UH He has sucCeé(‘led_ _ _ * _d

TM” Gemge Jackman, and ,Master ' Ybu"`._,‘ ` “" - 4. To illid and to l‘cscue‘aro not ue-» - ‘I , (iaud Snow drove to (.apc Traverse W, 'sr HUTCHINSON (_csSam\, mm and me sanw thhm but -oculatioii. Sie quickly fetched the with Mads of pmk for Mr' F' W' Snow " ' this story ot' the Saviour allows-’lio\\'

Sa.turday.~l\lr. Neil Peupraise J H ,` U , - I f _ 4 _

nmde 3 business "ip to Charlotte' .-FV Rxllluilhue `i\'ol;iPai?‘(i-iL(;ItZf(%zl‘It?3] hrfettlsentfd- `p-eamd' In his lfmnd he hem some un' town, returning llonlc Saturday.-Mr. __.___._%_1‘;___ we in vi,,w_ IL is for this that she d€i‘-8‘1}l'I`l`l0ll\S- 'They WHHI iiifillgv' he We" "lam “"‘° has "ee" in "“‘“”' “Forget your Corrlsby getting rid of refs ner t-smile lights it and does lisp l?”‘”‘“”‘°“ 3"”-"° ‘md “"`" g“‘"‘“g °°“‘ lottetown for the past week recei`viugi‘111em_ Forget the pam am-[_¢11s¢0m. .,`weeD1ng and when She nndsher Diem rage from the Salvatlonist's kind treatment for his eyes, returned home ‘fm-18| 1, _u 1,, R Corn s01vent,_ i _ - '_

S,mm18y_ Eve,-ygnc is ghd 1,, 1e_»1m It is gugmstegd U2 gre or,-money pe. if; 1-ltefltpsigjdiigga;fiEt?,,(§§;.‘§'i?i;;lg_ 1/ou’d wrap ilielli round the tell ilrnl'

that his eyesight is much improved --_ fum1e(1_ Mac pgilm u D,-ug (~,,,_ 1 _

Mr iz Boswell, lilsrrliant lpn 'runs gm- Great Geo, e -K 3 M °“gS' ` ncult. request to gram some from an ili

water, falling in a very dirty placcf

A Salvatlonist at one oi' thc Army

ight. hy the commanding oillcer ot' a lvision if she would su t e

urn, made tea, and selit it up.

A few minutes later it "Toiiimy" _ap-

slliile, he added ‘l thought perhaps

A less strnllge, but much more dif-

' ' Bel-

gian Army. “(_‘.au yoil iiliil iuy four cl1ildreli?" lic wrote. “'l‘lloy are in London-or elseivllero in Eliglandl _

That was all the iliforniutlouglven

to tho Salvation Army, but within u

. I’ ll _ if

o 36 men who were relillgpili aigertil: the “me time have unearthed B* pe"

few hours oi' the arrival of the letter a Salvatloulst was with the children and u cable was on its way»to»,Amers- foort, telling the colonel that hisithroe young sous and eighteen-year-old

daughter were safeand-well. , ._

A message was sent from the B`el- gian refugees in England to His Ma- - jesty the King at Buckingham Palace expressing profound thanks for the kindly reception they had been given at the hands of the ‘Armen du.Salut.'

The Belgian wounded inthis loun-

try give a similar testimony.

i'@

IRON RINGS FOR GOLD.‘h

OTTAWA, April 2.- The postal au-

thorities here have held up it number.-» of iron linger rings addressed to Ger- man sympathizers in Canada and at-_

culiar scheme to sesiatuthe. "Father-V. land." The plan is being carried out; by certain German newspapers in the United States. People are asked to send ln' their gold rings, which are said to be forwarded to Germany, os- tensibly to assist the Red Cross fund. but it is believed to help swell tho Kaiser’s gold reserves. lu return for the gold ring the donor is sent nu iron band, to be worn as a mark ot' devotion to his country. The rings :irc inscribed, in German; "To the old Fatherland my faith to prove I give

in time of stress gold for this iron."

The scheme is understood to have

been worked extensively in the United States.

; Buy Your Sliootingw 1

Supplies' at this Store..-

Before starting on your next shooting trip drop in and

- look over our stoc of sporting material and we can assure -_ you that you can find here your every requirementin this - stock. our stock _is complete and the prices we are asking

are most reasonable. _Let us show you our assortment. 1 _ 12 Gauge'S_iiig|eBiu°`rel`Sliot Guns $4.49 ea.

This is 'a breech 1oa'diug"gl_in. 30 inch blued steel barred'

fullchoke, made-of hlghcarbo n steel with walnut ‘stock

price $4.40.' -

and rubber, butt plate. This gun is a snap at ‘$5.00 our

"-;_"'f‘». . `

Swiss Army Rifles ~

_ only $3.00

"l »A limited number

of these high class rifles still on hand, these guns are in first class order and are a sncrlllco at this low

_‘ fl3lir9.-The noni;-.'0|’.;.mgmg<.

facture for one ot’ these rifles-is $25.00.- Ru-y one

I-.little they last at $3.00. . Buy U. M." 'C._ 'L

1 .=-i`~,-.-

" " nl

10 Gal. Sninlteleu'

Shells $2.00 pr. 100

_ Black and smoke-

less powder.. powder shells 'in all size shot, this is a lot Purchased at

1 l

sizes 60 sizes 70 cord. po

is is rg"-