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 .DECEMBER 5 1916 THE CHARIIOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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| if Never before has this store
had such-/a large stock ofz-
Ruhher Footwear
[W ecan fit an y size foot
andauyahapeboottoper-
fectioagand o u- r prices are
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'at least 10 cents per- pair
lower than t h e same goods V
are sold for in Toronto.
~ V Let us fit you I
- ‘Morris-Smith-Beer
AND `
Caien ir
Mounts
filled Jwith_ Pictures of your '
many outing’s or vacation
make acceptable Christmas
Gifts- -
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_Our large stock of the
different sizes in' Albums
and Mounts makes selection
easy. -
Now _is 'the time to have
your prints mace before the
Christmas rush
We d_o prompt Developing
-and Printing. _
Choose Your
.Giftwith Care
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' The gif-_I is ever a constant
reminder of the giver
How important it is then that
your rememberance to yourI
friends at Xmas be a suitable
selection I
I-Iere you may find dainty,
Drices for personal adomment
Braclets, Watches. La. Vailieres
Rings. duff Izinks '
Or _there"aije 'articles for home
use Silver Toilet Sets, Vases
f .
We 'also h_ave a splendid /lot of
those timepieces of merit--
1_;L'GIN, WATCHES
Take time to step in .
J.R.GiiiiSLid.
4 Jeweler & Opticiarr I
Sunnyside, Ch’town P.E.I.I I
° - DRUG -C0. ,
Geo. E. Hughes
“The Peoples’ Druggist"
A Delicate
Throat
Probably you linven't had
any trouble for several months.
but you may have now. Cool
nights and snaDDY mornings
may bring unpleasant remind-
ers of a delicate throat. lf you
grow hoarse without any ap-
parent reasoii, it an ugly little
' hack comes you need _
REXALL CHERRY BAR`K.
ut mice.
lt soothes i\niI_ heals.
Best of ull it prevents those
severe spasms of coughing
which are so likely to proiluce
sorcncss of thc lungs.
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The Rexall Kodak Store 1
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'Xmas' Gift for Soldiers
A few pounds
of Hickey’s Black
'I_ wist Chewing Tobacco, or a pound
tin of Hickey’s Bright Cut Smoking
Tobacco.
` Insist on Hickey’s, the soldiers
choice. ‘
Hickey .& Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd
'Charlottetown
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A Necessity-
" I n Then insure in good strong stock compan-
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ies,which never contest an honest claim such _
sr _ V .
 \ as is represented by
~ ’ 13.11. BROW 
` Charlottetown _ '
`  §f6<:JEi11?li=l1);1i1t:er I D0 YW Rai” I
‘ ' ~ pipes fixed up _now
`--before the cold '
weather com es to
l freeze them up. .
‘ Fred H. Ti ainor
Plumber'
80 Grafton St
' Phone 393] -
ser. :-111'. »:_~_-,-_-_-:_-_-_-_-_-_-, _-:_ _ _ _ _-.-:V1 _-ff
-irravasobnyintaisrroviaea.
last. day for receiving coiitributio
candy would also be very welcome.
Remember these boys in the firing
Ilne. ,~ _
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TEMPERANCE ALIJANC5. The
County Temperance. Alliance will
od
I mget In annual session In the Metho-
dist Church. Montague. on Tuesday,
D06- 1201. at 2.30 p.m. A public meet-
ing will be held' at 7.30. all interest
in the good work cordially invited. 8
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. THE 8TANLEY.- The' Stanley
yesterday finished taking up the
buoys og Summalside and then took
up the uoys at Point du Chene and
Miacoliche. Today she goes to Tor.
msntine' to take in the ball buoy and
than to Tryon to take up the auto-
_matic buoy. She returns to this port
this afternoon and goes next to brin
in the buoys from the South Side o
the Inland and the Magdalene.
o`f the' Sodality wish to thank th
many friends of the Institution wh
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THIE lRANT.- The - C. G. S.
Brant, which has bean' I-ailing up _the
BMOKIEB VIIANTEIL- This is the huoya off Picton and repilacing them
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with apars leaves Picton this morning
s
for -the "98tli" Xmas parcels. Smokes for Charlottetown with a cargo of
are now very badly needed and more oil for supplying the light-houses.
BRITISH SAILORS' RELIEF.-The
Committee ln charge of the' British
Ballon' Relief Fund wish to acknow-
ledge receipt of $7.00 from A. Irwin,
City, also $59.65. part proceeds of a
social held in Afton I-Iall,' West RI-
ver. This Fund is now closed and th]
not proceeds $4,124.44 forwarded to
Major David Seatli, Honorary Treas-
' iirer, Montreal. ` 3243,
N0 FAILUREB I-IlR¢»- R. G.
Dun & Co., report a few small failures
in the province of Nova Scotia during
the month of November: one at
Aimherst, one at Alyesford. one at
Kentville. and another at Glace Bay.
The Amherst fallurepromlses little
or nothing for the creditors. Aside
from these the general situation has'
been ve satisfacto in Nova Soo
K PY FY '
f tia so far as collections are concerned.
Prlnce.Edward island still maintains
its Ilong record for financial sound-
-VstAI;PRECIATl0N.- The sisters of ness. There hasnot been a failure in
~ 0€6Dhs Convent and the ladies the ilsiand for months.
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0 CLEVER YOUNG CARTOONIST.-.
30'8l'l10i0liUly and generously aided Mr. D. R. Rutherford, the well-known
I°_mH}1§° theft annual High 'res s sucqepreseniative or me firm of J. o M.
cess- he °0“l“I€SY Of U10 gentlemen Murphy, Halifax, who is now in Char-
°l the FOUTUI Regiment Band was lottetown yesterday showed a Guar-
HIE0 V011' much appreciated. The
names of thos'e who won articles aire,
Mayor Brown, Tea Cosey; Miss
Katie Mooney. sofa pillow: Miss
MBPS’ Plneau, scarf pin; Mr. J. H.
Bradley, statue of St. Joseph; Mics
Helen Wynne, bracelet; Rev. J. _J.
MacMillan. ring: Mr. Lewis Mac-
Mahon, pastel drawing. 3241_
RIEMOUNT ACCOMODATl0N.-
The French reinount officer at Ot-
tawa has asked by telegram if five
hundred horses could be accomodated
at St./John until shipped overseas.
The reply has been sent that -the nec-
GBSHFY accomodation is available in
the exceptionally' well constructed
sheds at the exhibition grounds there,
which have already been used for
this purpose. lt is therefore possible
that the shipment of remounts se-
cured in the maritime -provinces, es-
pecially Prince Edward Island, may
be aV feature of the winter business' at
this port, says the Maritime' Mer-
chant.
UNION DlVISION.- Union Divi-
ing ahead in membership and interest
and claims the proud distinction of
having more Grand Officers than any
other _Subordinate Division in the pro-
vincc. The members have mapped
out ii series oi’ interesting programmes
for thc winter months. On the night
ot' Nov. 22nd. a debate was the source
ol' eiitertaiiimeiitu the subject being:
Resolved' that a one hundred acre farm
'equipped is more inducement to a
Eyoum; inan than a B. A., degree, Mr.
J. E. Haslam opened the debate
speaking in the affirmative, while
,the negative side of the question was
'led by Mr. Ira MacKay. The other
speakers were Messrs. F. W. E. Has-
lnm, Walter MacKenzie and Joseph
Matheson. at the close of the discus-
sion a v`ote was taken the B. A. de-
gree carrying by a mapority of 6. A
number of the ladies unaccountably
withheld their decision. On the next
night of -meeting the programme va-
ried when a picture guessing contest
was put on, Mr. Charles MacKenzie
the winner \succeeded in naming all
the pictures ‘but one, that of Sir Ro-
! ger Casement. On the night of Dec.
Gth a Literary programme will be gl-
Stilste of (gthiu, sity of Toledo,
.UCIB Olln Yu Bl.
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.$11251 .I?."?.'.`.‘i.’..i“ii. 3’ 8I.£.»dI"i'. c°..'f 5‘.’.i‘.'.‘i
Business in the City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid. and gint said firm will pay the sum of
°"“E I‘é’N"‘i. .E ’3°“2i‘€‘.“’..l.§‘..°i‘ “.'l.". 5352i
i-i'1'\°if’i.s°'d"iiraiin'ii'"5uRa IERANK I.
CHENEY. _ ribedi' *I
5 t bef me and subsc n Pres
enc`:.°trllis‘lith dads? of December. A. D_. IBBGSE
(Sean) A. W. GLEASON.
. Noniiv Puauc
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IIf’.3Ii§i.°.i.‘.“i.il.‘.§i‘i.'.i ii.§"i.f.i‘¢l.'I.. I-‘I.‘i4i'¢¢"$‘..¢‘¢I.2
System. Send for Testimonials free.
F, J. CHENEY, 8: C0., Toledo 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c Q
Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Beef Cattle ?
If you raise .beef cattle;
. and want _to get the best
possible results, you need to
come here for your stock
food andreniedies. _
Every standardveterinary
preparation is here in
Condition Powders
Cattle Tonics
Liniment
Heallnibiiitment
Stock nods
Animal Regulators
Monuments that cndurctlie
Ravages of Time
Are what you seek to make
f - d rted
f.?§i.5“’v`ii. ‘§...».ii$"».° °6'5»e=~
Our Monuments are the best
to be had. Estimates given.
Chandler & Bell
I ict, every pi-spa ti
iileedzd for Horses, Chattfes,
Sheep and Swine. - `
i TheBservioes offmuyeter-
ii uare ree ou.
Igrinnyg yo$a“vet" trouble; to
us. -
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The .2 Macs
sion s, of '1‘.. springfield is stiii forg.f
dian reporter some very Interesting
pen and ink cartoons which he has
_lust received from his son. Clyde, of
the Army Service Corps. now at
Shorncliffe. The cartoons are ex-
ceptionally clever and show the aol-
dier man in some very interesting
and amusing situations. Private Ru-
therford Is the cartoonist for the
“Light Car Claxton" a bright little
lournal published by the Army Ser-
vice Corps at Shorncliffe. Pte. Ru-
therford happens to be ln Shorncllffe
because he had his arm shattered Vin a
couple of places .from a bomb explo
sion while at the front.
_ APPRECIATl0N.- .In announcing'
the closing of the "Prince Edward ls-
land Students' Gift Fund" (for two
Field Kitchens with any surplus for
the "Soldiers’ Dlsablément Fund).
November 30tiit 1916, Miss Stanway,
on behalf of the members of the Com-
mittee expresses s-incere apprecia-
tion' of the loyal co-operation given
the undertaking and heartily thanks
the many school teachers through-
out the province. who hrouglit the
matter before their pupils; the pup-
ils themselves who so spiendidly
I worked for 'the Fund, and the parents
.and friends who encouraged the
:young folks' ln' this work. The' five
members of this' committee are:
,LL-Col. James Warburton. M. D..
chairman; the Superintendent of Ed-
lucatlon; Major Cha/i1le's Leigh, Dr.
Conroy, and Miss It. M. Stanway
, Secretary-Treasurer.
TRANSPORTATION T0 AMERI-
CAN MARKET.- The Maritime Mer-
'c-hant, published in Halifax, saysz-
“One of thoworries of -the moment to
the local exporters is the prospe'ct of
the discontinuance of its service _-by
the Plant Steamship Cormpany oper-
ating between thls port. and Bos on.
Advlces have been received -to theef-
fect that sailings of the shi-ps
months, just at a time when the fish
exporters need them most. No doubt
an effort will be made to secure a
freight boat, for the connection is
far too important to be lost entlrely'.
A large portion of the suplies going
to the United States is shipped by
'the New York boats, but since the
reduced to one in three weeks and
that is much too infrequent to pro-
vide' a satisfactory service. We think
we may take it for granted ‘ that a
steamer for the Boston' route will be
'secured, even though the flsh mer-
chants- have' to undertake -the secur-
ing of one themselves. Our trade
through the portaf Boston during the
coming winter should be heavier than
usual, as in' addition to the doubling
up ln fish there has also been a good
.demand over -there for farm produce.
The steamer secured will not neces-
sarily ne'ed to be a fast one or_to_ Dro-
vide accomodation for 91850986!!-
Slow speed freight boats that will
make the round t-rip between Halifax
and Boston once a week is practical-
ly afll that is needed. In connection
with transportation matters we also
hear complaints about the inadequacy
of the loading and unloading facilities
at the railway terminals .hsre. Ship-
pers say that there ought to be"more
.platform room to 'load cars and the
attention of the railway authorities
ls being directed to this fact.
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_ Don't Bc Dzceived By.
I The Lure of Low Prices
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When YOU 'bu d ` .
remember that QUXLl'l`\¥iss '
- the t_rue testof cheapness. -
` Inferior d_rug8are expensive
_ at any pnce. -
-` Our goods are marked at
_\ definite ‘prices above cost,
 and these prices are su_ch .
1 that there is alwaysa distin-
'T ctsaving tothoae who buy
I / drugs from us regularly.
lf you pay less than we ,
_ ask, you wil probably get I
, inferior goods. \
Quality Goods, Superior `\
. Service and Right Prices \
are what we offer. This is
I a rare combination, which
insures health, protection,
I aiidaflnanciaisaving,toour
customers. ‘ ‘
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Johnson & Johnson
` The Quality Drngaion ‘
will be discontin`ued~ for the winter.
ven when a good time I; antlcipa-ia loss of the Stephane the sailings are'
ted "
'if Try ua with your next ,f
I order. I ‘ _
Cm  bv. overcame
CAKTEIVS l.iTl'l.E
LIVER HHS.
Hluly
us. init,-in. as IH. .iq
‘lil Pl. lmall '
6caa\no~-l:..”'s¢..m‘.-,I mn'
REMOUNT COMMIBSIONF- At
horses for remounts' for the French
Mr. W. S. McKie‘s yard (riot Re.
vera Hotel). On Wednesday they will
1VyhOMEN’S INSTITUTE MEETING
been compelled to advance our sell
ing prices five cents per pound, but
the consumer will still be getting in
“SALADA" packets, tea of incompar-
able Quality and Value. The “Sal-
ada." Tea Cn.
"IHE SEIIIIEI [IE
IHE SIIBIVIARINE"
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(tripping New §criul Started at
The Prince Edward Theatre.
"The iron Claw," that thrilling se-
rial which has hcld the moving pic-
ture followers uf this city in a grip
of- expectancy for some weeks was
brought to a conclusion yesterday.
libre ended in a manner that left
nothing to be desired and the Prince
Edward patrons saw thc last chapter
feel th o . tistl d th t
The Secret of the Submarine put on
f his. ln booking this serial The
Prince Edward brings to this city one
of the greatest serial stories. produced
bv any company. The story is pro-
nounced the film novel of the hour.
' The American Film Company, pro-
ducers of "The Diamond from the
Sky,” have put forth every effort to
make “The Secret of the Submarine"
and by all accounts, they have been
very successful in their undertaking.
st h howii
yesterday is as folio\vs:--
Dr. Ralph Burke, a scientist. per-
fects an apparatus enabling subma-
rine craft to remain under water in-
definitely. The, discovery is offered
to the United States Government and
Lieut. Jarvis Ho e, U. S. N., is detail
Needless to say a picture of such ca-_ '
by doing
:;:_1;y."'i;i1.; remain.; commission om. - If there are no more big book-kee ing exp ns-
'““’°° I" "°'°°° ‘°°°>' 1° es-nobody has to contribute towar them--and
that pays YOU.
f,‘{°°,2§,§,s§‘,§ggf1‘f“§‘)E}’“,'}.‘j;d|*§}'} :`t““A{§§§rY_ If you get what_ you want-pay for what you..
to..-_ and on saturday at o»i......y_ get-when you get it-you have no worrying bill.
3247*- ahead of you each month and that pays YOU.
i-for Cash -I  
 ¥ IT’S WORTH THINKING OVER ANT'-W_A'Yi
. If we can save money-_we can sellrgoodi
 l Che9»Pel'_th3t.P3YS YOU- I `
If there are no bad debts-you do not have too
t nii f ' ’ ._
nseutornathagrsaaiai rye tpswzzmgngf pf:-13' Jer some other buyer s goods and ‘ that pays
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 ppnnns ' I'=AfLBUiu_s_ _The Cehtrelv Gwrdiv" §,"5,“,',,';*p°§‘g§;;“' gWho profim
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cess Women’s institute niet on Nov.
-» -I  And the bu er
MHCKBY. Graham‘s Road. The topic . ' , ,
discussed was the “Needs of our Sol- ` ‘ - -fix, -
dieri-i." Thirty pairs of' socks have ‘ ’ fV`f2'~'§.V
been completed recently -by the mem- a S 
bers of this progressive Institute, and f =- El '~".‘-“ '
they intend to continue this branch ' ‘ 'fL"l"" ‘
of Red Cross work, in response to the Q `  
appeal for more socks. At a social `-.3 gfif"f‘
held recently $23.00 was raised for  1 S  0   
Patriotic purposes. _ ' _ I ‘E _f`!iI`V=,
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::'rEA Anvauces in PmcE.- `  
Owing to the continued increase in     
the cost of Teas and the heavy ad- V - _ _ ' ,_i"E,t,'i;
vances in Marine Freight and Ins- _ ` -I1 '“i'i~"I1
surance Rates. we have regretfulll'     ' ` 
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NO, WE DO NOT WANT TO SUE FOR THESE |
1 But they have to be cleaned up-#for
when we commence on a cash basis-we Vwanl _
to commence with a clean sheet. _
SO,-LET’S HAVE THE OLD BALANCE
TODAY. I CALL-SEND-ASK US' TO CALL
‘ -any way that suits you suits us-just so that I
 get the account settled. A . I ~
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ing more an ev.r ra e a I ` ' V .  I i'
when Manager Gallaher 'books an at-. - ' V  Vt'
traction of this kind he secures only' _ " V ' V -gf;-.f
what is the best. 1  c  V : if,
` _The first chapterof the new serial.l. , ' Q ` ;_`i '-
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nent, also lay plans to obtain the sec-
lrst. Lleut Hope requests a demon-
stration. Cleo Burke, the inventor‘s
daughter. begs her father to take her
'on the trial trip, which is set for the
next day. Hook Barnacle. an old sea
the proposed trip. Satsuma conceals
himself aboard the submarine. While
Dr Burke is being congratulated upon
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'me Story of the nr C “D er B his success, Satsuma sneaks from his
hidi lace to examine the mecha-
aciiuaintance of Lleut. I-lobe. becom-
tlie greatest film-novel on the market "IK IOIIUMIOUBI i“f°"m9 the “ples °E
son. This is one of the best produc
‘tions seen at the Prince Edward fo_‘
‘some time and if shown without thi;
others. would be well worth the small~.I
price of admittance.  II".
This ‘fins programme ‘isibellig rs§;
peated at tmday's shows. ,ti
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ssouieivi Mass < ' lil
FOR DEAD EMPERQR.
fdrey" from the story by Mary Johnff
WA`sHi\'oroN. Nov. 29.- pqniiif'
flcsl High Mass of Requiem. celebrat-
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al iight follows. Satsiima makes a ed by Cardinal Gibbons and attended ;  --
neniiatlonal escape after throwing by President Wilson, Secretary Lan-‘I -_= _-
open a trap letting in the water and sing, Baron Zwledlnek. charge d'af- T__
sngulflng the boat. The mechanism
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fairs of Austria-Hungary; Count von' `§,_'{_
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lowest market prices Tr
See- Our
These robes are shown in
grey. black and Saskatchewan,
fu ver warm
cellent values at OUR PRICE.
HARNESS AT OLD
PRICES
Buy NOW before prices go
I up. Nickel, .solid nickel, brass.
oride and genuine' rubber
mountIngs»- see our light driv-
ing and track sets.
BLANKETS
Jute, kersey and heavy duck
blankets, with thick lining and
,surcIngle- extra large and
warm. _
'reams \
Our cash prices are the low-
Lowest Prices on Flour &
This is the place to buy flour
and feed. We are selling at the
'est possible- are sure to satis-
fy Easy terms made to roll-
y us.
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heavily rred. y . .__* V,-__;‘~_‘_. » _ \
large and stylish. Really ex-' V--;,=4, V ._
The New Sleigh You Want is I-I-ERE, `
Waiting for YOU . I
The very sleigh you want- the ox.
act style at the proper price- is
waiting for you here at l-lorne’s
the three best lines in Canada-
caivana '
runnorn
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For here is displayed the cream or _ » |
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Best for strength, beat for style,
boat for a earance and s cially
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made to suit Island roads
' Don't forget to see the Inland Made
Pungs, shown plain and upholstered. _ V
and can in today- before youu °"- - -' ‘  ‘
style is picked ap by some one else
A. ~ Horne 8 Co.
Kant Ot., Charlottetown.
lb Kent ance;  149 Gféal  SING! ’ able customers \ .Water lt., Charlottetown
into-ioivnisimo.   . -_ V1  U , c°*'°K¢§5_*'P””¢.°`s'°" L7 A__   ____ ___ _ _ V ° '_..
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Feed Wringers and Washing Machines
Get your new Daisy Barrel _
Chin-n here-- and the -best '
wrlngera and washing machines
in Canada.
‘ Wombat, Alaska. Beaver, Black _
_ Good Warm .
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' You can pick from coon,
Dog. Saskatchelvan or heavy
cloth with fur lining. Good
warm, well-fitting coats.
satis AND .
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CRIMES '
Extra good quality in shaft.
chimes. saddle gongs. 'back
strap and full body fbells in
nickel. brass and' orlds.
FEED GRINDf
We have the boat line yqa.oal_
eruslisrs, root aliosra and pa
` AGENTS
the province who will be glad Vli `
show good and' quote prices .
and terms -
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Wo have Meats in all parts  Q
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