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'YH iii* ' ‘- ' ' ' ` ~ JANUARYQS i9i
~ N ‘   Tyne biitistitei-si et the Empire rife  ` I I A A I V  i I ` .
§;_"~ p »» i » _ _ sented Mr. H. W. Binning with a
, ".f_.i`i5 “" _ ' ' '_ '°' -°~'~-r" ' --~~~ -Y '~-~-------»~-------~=-~--_-», h9»l1dH0U19 “Se of Military Brushes
 »“°*"W\l 91"! (fill-\l\¢¢¢ 007)- I4-00 pofyoar (Delivered) in ndvnn;    this week as an appreciation or the
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'f -' . FRIDAY, JANUARY 25 1319 _ The sympathy ut' Canadians for the
»,~H|_; ,WHA-Q C0`NU_.R.I._ younzest son. wiu be very real. Litiie Mm Blanch P h
- V - _ _ Pri _ J h , t 1 ` e omi-roy as go
We ° “ “as no “uw fourteen to I-lniiiax to spend several wee
yeas old. The family life o fthe King “M M H
9
this genial hauker whose departure
 "'*_~~-~- ~~~_. ~ -   »_._ _._..,..,'_._.___ ____ _  _ King ami Queen in the loss of their so mush regre"_ed`_ _
, -7- N . _ _ _ v _ and Queen and their sons and daught- , I I-mm' Cn. is Tunis'
0 0tl`l£‘l" (*lll€l’l¥lll'lnl¢lll Of SOC
_ __ _ _ -'and patriotic iiiiilertakiiigs all the .ir has hee" on fm th, hm
' _,tal functpioii is as eagerly looked proceeds of the annual concerts has iwippd to lui? me; (,|,l,l,;s ,Z ,itil _ N"""""“ s““"' M“N‘*'"~ °f -‘““|€°
A _forward _t°_ 3_$ the Iiurns .\niiiver- nt-ing thus utilized. During the people of ,he h0m,,l,md and iudeeii Wh- IH l"‘l“K “'@lC0t1\l‘ll t0 ‘lla NU
Vsary Itntertaifinieiit and no other past four years the Club luis dis- nt ¢he'o,,ene" Donnniom, “am"l"g ~“‘"‘fl'°l' me COHVHIGWQIII H0012-
~ deserves rrlore ent-ral ~' -' - ~ ' ' -" -
_ 3 or liindlier tirluuid .inioiig the poor of tiie ,.ha,.m|,,g mes ofthe happy homemc" Mr H W Bi' I' tl
are related, and there has iilwiiys been  hmm`_  tix din ng_ was_ ie KVUSM
something very tender in reference to' I li H une' pm” g“ en Y
urns songs .ilone .ind ioi other t
Scottish songs which he iiispircilgri-s also :ire lu-ing bciietited.
the annual liiirns Concert is an ev-|
ent worth looking forward to an<l.t
the next one comes around. o
_ 1\0_t for the Scottish songs and sticccss. Soiiie oi' thi- `\\'orlcl's be-si
Scottish dances and thc _pibroch , songs, thc citv’s bi-st iniisical and
alone does the Burns Ann-.versarv tc-
appeal to all classes and all nation- b
alities. lt is one of the inc-ans by ,g
which the Caledoniaii Club is en- ` ii
allied to carry out its benevolent I '|`iicsda\' riiglits :irc the day.-
` I’R I NCI-ISS PAT
A As previously intimated the peo- ‘ A
ple of Canada are presenting Ilcr ju
` foyal llighiit.-ss Princess Patricizi pcopli- in cxtciiiliiig to hur this
with an exclusively Canadian gift ui
on _the_ occasion of her marriage iicss. Wi- trust thi-rc will be :i large
which is to take place shortly. Thi- and rcprcseiitativi- attendaiice :it
idea of thc promoters is toiiialtc th
the gift as rcpri-scntativc as pos- such str-ps will be take-ii :is will be
sible_of all Czinailiiiiis and each .'i
province is invited to participate.
recognition. The name of Robbie city :mil to patriotic funds orc.
Ifiui‘ii,s'has always been dear `to|$
'.\cotsm_en and it will live as long :is j
_ lécartspiigs hll ri huuiziii want. For have thi- sa\ist`:ii'tioii of kiiowiiig
. i
will be one to bi: rciiieiiiberi-d until thai- as usual, nothing has bi.-i~ii
i
ieoo. Those, the-ri~i`ore~ who en-
o\' tlii-sc annual eiitcrtaiiiiiiciiis
nit, throngli their i-iijoyiiiciil. oili-
.\ gliiucc at ilu- prograiiiiiic for
his _vt-:ir s oiitcriaiiiiiiciit will show
rpsicliorcan'tal.-nt, the lslaiid’s l
est pipcrs-aye iiion, 'twill be zi I
rauiid nicht- twii o'tlit-m an diiina '
iiss anc o’theiii'. .\Ionda\' and
RICl.‘\ (LIFT
rni_v and the tanadiaii soldiers.
stif_\' thc action of the Caiiadiaii
ark of :ippri-ciiiiion :ind friendli-
niitted that will contribute toits (
ittle Print-0 John was the youngest
he favorite broilicr oi’ the Priiicei-is.
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xZ\vfa_;:\(?:_"!ltl“_ _)mll"]‘lyl‘l’\in:' p ut-.r iii Ottawa Monday night. of tli
L I H 'L “I "M nm m `P.itii<iii (‘lub, coin os d oi’ the Pri
   as
und from the hmmels' 01 “hom i-ess Pa-trlcla’s Cnnadiaii Light lnl
ndi-eil the little lail was said to ho;
iiiui by Judge and Mrs. -Stewart ri
the little lad who has died. Not long Tuesday evgmm-:
ago Nursing Sister Graham, who was, _` .1 _
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lieie in ioniiectiori with the opening; ,um Barium was homaw mr H
ot' the ('oiivalesi:eiit lioine, had thot
i
A1.-\i'ti:i'iiooii Ilrlilgd' ou Weiliivsrlziy his
honor ot` going to ltuckingliani Palace, . ._ _ _
shortly iittei' l’riiit‘esi-a .\1:ir_v‘s hlrtl\~l
I
Aiiiioiiiii-i-iiiciit wus iuiidi- at ii ill
iiiiiti-_v, that the regiment would alway
[ri-inuln as ii complete unit in the rio
: fi-iisivo t`oi'i'cs of Canada.
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Durm" the week it was "u'“°‘°‘°dl Dr. Ross is receiving congratuia
and subsequently deiiied--that -tlic-,lions on his uppoimmem as Q"m.,m,`l
Duke ot Devonshire was retinng from ,me “meer in me I,mv,nc,,_
the Governor generiilship to be suc-- ' , , ,
oecded by the Earl of Athlonc. The on Thursday evnnmg Mr' and M,,__,_
Lam is me broth" °f Queen Nia"-" 'ilauile Siiicliilig of St. John, formerly
‘md Wu” ronrfmly know" as Pun" ii` this city ontortiilm-il at bridge and
Ah`X"'"l"" “‘ 'Mk' ` iippvi- eu-vi-ral ot' ilu- haiik inmiagi-i's
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V in the r-ity. A very dc-lightiul evening
A nieetiug has been <-iilli-il for this mm Sp,,m_ The plpasum mnmion was
is aftt-riiooii’s iiicetiilg mul that a""""""“m""""e°li‘"‘ “'m"'“"“d"i"’ hi-ld at Mr. and Mrs. Sim-liiir's rv-
w
crciiit lo thc provincr-.
Ithas bi-cn siiqgi-sti-il‘tli:ii thc ‘md “"“"‘ l"""d hy ""“"Y°""» SHUI
edding gift to l’i-liii-1-ss l":it. Thi-_
i-I--imc ou Syilnoy Str:-f-t, M rs. Clarke
l"rince.~i.-i was iiiosi popular whili- lie-rv! um, Mi__,v`_ Lnum, ‘nd,,,.,,,,,, us,,i,,,,.,|
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§i}l~N,Qll Volt .(l_al|oU) In sdvanr- In Canada. and 08.50 for U. I. A. many kindness extended to them by
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‘ EXCLUSIVE, MODELS FROM NEW YORK MODELS
In the new Vcrsailes tints of i'_ose, blue, green, yellow and white, all
white and black. The variety ofthe showing provides gowns for every-
typo of figgiiiv- lor formal and informal occasif ns. Prices range from
' lt~fZ0.00 up to .i_il00.00 made to measure. .
DIANTHA DRESSES
'FOR DINNERS, DANCES AND BALLS
Dainty Diaphanous Affairs ol' Tulle and lace fm U10 youthflll
a and slender, and dignified. Modish creations oi’ satin .ir velvet for
- those of maturer mien. ' , t
A varied and comprehensive collection will be on view Tuesday 28th,
showing the seasonablc fondness for slimly draped skirts, lace tunics, .
t`lowlii;_»' sleeves and simple, softly folded bodices, the materials in chief
,i
I Tflffcta Silk net Crepe Meteor
Satin Metallic Brocade
  i-A'roNs LIMITED
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A meeting, called by Ilis Honour gi
the Lic-uteiiaiit iiovernor, will bc tinctivcly (.`.'iii:idi:ui, will bc in furs.
Iield this afternoon in Mr. justice Notli-ing could Iii- more approp-
Ilaszard’s L`liaiiibcrs- Law Courts riati- or inori- L`:in:idian, probably
lliiililing, to niakc arraiigc-ineiits no '
_fora contribution from this prov- cd.
1nCe. in
We feel sun- that general inter- mercy- would bc tivicc blessed,
cst will be taken in this kindly rc- blessing the rccipii-iit with a dis-
-membrancc to Ilcr Royal lligli-,tiiict1'vi-ly niitiouiil renicinlirzincc
» ness. ller residence in Canada dur- and the giver in prcsi-ntiiig a gift
ing the term of her father- the wo
_Duke of Connaught, as Governor cver is Va matter of detail; the
' General- her visit with him to each inaiii thing is to get together this
of the provinces and especially the afternoon and agrie on thc steps to
i.nYerest~she took in the Lfaiiadian 'he
_-I-___.._.,.__-__ _.-._ _
- - l.ABOL’R [NRI-I5i'1`
-l----~ ' medal. preeiited to her for hcr ser-
Labour conditions in Gr(-at Brit-
ain, as indicated in our dcspatchi-s»
are alarming and causing serious
anxiety not only to large employ-
ers ot' labour but even to labour
leaders. _I. ll. Tlionias- (lem-ral
Secretary oi' thc Railwa_viiicn's
Union, rc-ct-iitly wariicd a nicetiiig
of postal workcrs who were de-
nuiiidiug a forty hour \v<-ck, mori-
holidays :iiiil ciii't:iiliii<-iii of night
work that "thc iiidustrizil riiiil cc-
oiiouiic position of this i-i_u:nti'_\
gives caiise for nl:irni."
_ The postal \\'orki-rs arc only one
of n1any_tradc unions \v‘.iii:ii :irc
deiiiaii/ling sliortcr lio~..i'_=, iviiii thi-
[`;i'c__~'ci1i rr ht-ttcr pay. Vp to this
tiim- ihr. di.-iiiriiui-a -'if th- mine-is
i' ic litu ciiilioill 1 iii-tits rcsolii-
tions of the Southport .\liiii_-r.~'
Federation- who recently dciiizind-
cd that the Goveriiment denio`oll~,zc
all iniifers in the army. and that
wages- other than war wages. he
advanced thirty per cent.
The attitude of the miners has
caused the most comment- as coal
and its price more directly :iifccts
the public. It is estimated il_:al to
grant a thirty per cent increzisi-_ iii
wage would send the price of coal
up at least a dollar :i ton. Our des-
patchcs Tuesday stated that in tlic
whole Yorkshire coal district, |50,-
o0`0 men were going out on strike.
In addition to tlic miners thi-
shipbuildcrs on thc Clyde ami in
other centres are agitating for a
forty-hour weck- with daily wages
of one pound. The men engaged in
the same industry in Belfast
ft.'» iii orclcr tlizii it sliaill lu- dis- h
as deciili-d to drop tin- royal title oi
ilu- liosti-.s.-i in the .~iiipp»-r room.
IGOFF BROS BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEIi
K l< ll
thing would bv more :i.ppr<-ciat-
(_`:in:if.la proiluci-s thc lit-st fur;
rthy of Royalty. This how-
takcii. .-\ll are invited. -
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; llic docl-t l:iboi't-rs :irc putting
threat,-n to th,-ow ,iown their tools vices of the italian Red Cross. I
at thc cud of thi- month unless `" ' ' 'ie glad to know she is now i-fini-ali>s<--I
,tilt-y :ire granted :i iort_\~-hour wet-k.
l'hc i-ar_pt-iiti~rs tliroiiglioiw the
l,iut<-il l\iiigdoni arc iiskiiig for a_
forty-scvcii lionr .\-cclo and the
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iron iiioiiIilt~r_s_ wil.) |-(-,~¢ml_\- were travelling hag accompained by an Um week and me Spveral pe_,.fm.,,w,,,.,..,.
lgraiitcd torty-s<'\'ci\ hours, :irc nrldress of apprei-iatioii. Mr. Binnmgri w__,_,, ,h0,.,,,,,:h1,. ,,_nj,,_,.,,,| by my
thrc:tti~iiiiig to strike iinlcss this is
lowi-rt-rl to fort_v~l`oiir hours.
forth a ilciiiaiul for 4.; hours lor
1Iii_\' ivorkcrs and 4| hours for A corrllal welcome awaits Rev. Ii, l
:night irorki-rs. lhcy arc also nincli I). ltaynmncl, M. A., nt Barrie, Ont.. li
agitiitcfi over tht- _~lioi‘tag‘i- of Iiii-ter who is to be thc new Rector ot' St. . I
and the poor i|iuilit_v of that ber- l’aul'n Pai-isii lie is said to be a most] I
i-rage and duriii.; tin- ii-i-ck tlierc popular pastor. prcai-.iii-s i-xtt-mD0I°f‘. I
has bt-cu iiiucli sl icl<ing» particular-
ly at Liverpool, from this canst-.
Tlicrc has IJ(-vii .Li tc-iiiporary slmrt- if == it _ hut the fc-.utiii'e was Charlie (‘|iapliii
age of beer at soiiii- shippiiig points
due to a strike of brcivery cinploj.'~
cos, who also criiiiplaiii of _long
hours. .
.-\ll these unions. arc strong
nuiuerically and wi-.ll organized- come Wm, given ,hem by the |»,.em,,,,._ ;.-
and from thc tone of speeches at ,he M,,,0,. and ,,¢,he,.s i
their iiiectings' the nu-inbers ap-
pnrciitly :irc prepared to go to 
tri-nies in their effons to have con-
ditions of labor improved along
the lim-s laid doiizi in their resolu-
tions.
'l`licrc have also bt-cn minor
ti'ou‘hl<‘s in thc labor world. One of y ° ' (
thc-sc al`fectcil thi- crcw of thc lin- H6H4M4  ._
cr Adriatic. '|`lit- szilliiig of that
vt-ssl-l,for New York with :i full
list of Aincricziii passengers has
ln.-eii dclziycd si-verzil ilays- and
tlicri- is no iiidicatioii of ii settle-
ment.
 ' - 'I`III‘f ITLOUR SITUATION . Nor he i-uid; » 
A serious condition in ilie Can-
adian milling industry is resulting
from the cessation of orders for
flour overseas. Last week a con fer-
ence was held in Ottawa with :i
view to arriving at ri solution but
so far a betterment is not in sight.
Meanwhile, word comes from
'Monti-ei¥l= ‘of certain _mills being
likely to close down because of in-
ability to mill flour for reserve
stock out of wheat at the present
fixed rate. -~ -
_ The matter is being taken up
Qwlth the overseas authorities- but
the outcome cannot be foreshadow-
etl. The representative of the Brit-
ish \’Vlieat Export Co., \vlio has
been in Ottawa» cannot givc any
iimlcrtaking as to when purchases
for export will be resumed al-
though he expects they will he cv-
eiitually. _
liig stocks on hand :irc asslgiicd
as the essential cause for suspend-
ing purchases in various lincs.
In view of thcsc conditions a
drop in the price of Hour should be
one of the natural happenings of
the near future although the pres-
ent fixed rate of wheat precludes
the possibility of the low prices of
a few years ago.
LAPPRECIATEYD BY THE TROOPS
One paper veryterseiy puts it thlli
the Salvation Amy is the one sinlle
organisation eneratlnz In the “mf
zone that has never been criticized.
Another ,grouped it. with the British
Nnvy gg one ot the two war auxiliaries
"‘t'>-c °--'--- fe- -is 
W-it  V gigyggpgt eqlticisn-i.'a.
" Tlilsriii the testimony as I of
tlioiuando ot the ,soldier boys who
5|" mme tack or who have written
»'a --2.. in
l
home about the help given at one
time or another by the Salvation Army
at the Front.. ,
Irvin S. Cobb, the noted writer, said
he never niet, a soldier from Brigadier
to Private who did not speak ln dei-v~
ent tems ot gratitude far the aid re~
ndereil -by the Salvation Army so ini-
esientntieniiiy, alia yst'¢o vary cf-
fectively. V `
These fire' rpiendidwam but wen
deserved. ..  .
.An ~* 5
me World :md _mph il gift' like proinlnent part ln the entei-tninmeiit
Prliicesn when she intii-rii-.~i the "Laird
o'(‘.oc-kpi-n" mid will he known as
Lady Piitrii-la ltiinisay.
‘K li In
The ilui_~hr-.ss of Ao.~uii, who took ii
ol' the President and Mrs. Wilson
their recent visit to Rome, was for-
merly Pi-lnce-ss Helene oi’ Orleans.
daughter ot' thi- into _(‘ourt of Paris,
The -Duchess isone ot' the most re-
markable women of European royalty.
She has travelled the world over, has
hunted big game in Africa. and else-
where, and has written interesting
stories ol' her adventures. She is also.
the possesser oi a. inagnifici-nt gold
At a most representative gathering
on \‘i’eilnesday morning of leading
citizens. Mr. ll. W. Blnnlng was pre
si'-.iitcd 'ivitli a valuable pearl pin and
place in business and social circles
will he hard to fill and rf-.gret is gen-
i-rally exprcsseil at his <li\piiri.iir<-_
lu \= *
and is it great \vorkei‘ among _voting
inf-n and boys, I
The returned heroes were afforded
a splendid welcome by thc citizens on 1
Thursday evening followed -by a recep l
tion and refreshments in the G. W. V.
A. ltooms whore the otllclal civic wel-
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Daily Noieotions Fir
Ginirdlan Readers
Furnished h W 8 Loulon I
N Job XXII. 10. N
Ile knoweth":- `
Aa God all knowing-yet. as man!
And knowing this, tired hr-nrt, fret
not 
Each step, in siinsliiui- or sliado,
His i-_ve tori-seen, His hand dirt-cts,
lie rcigneth":-
. Each circiimstance, however smnll.
So he still.
Blest word, with twofold meaninls
on vi' lionn and Cologne, be-i`oi-o rcai-lilnif
I Hope, who ai-rlvcd home from Ottawa
"Hs Knowsrw- '
i‘aptiiiii Pei-cy lilsiin.--_ oi' St. .loliii,
writes -honiethiit ho will havi- thi-_ honor
'ui' ciirryiiig the 104th colors \vhii~l|
\vi-ri- kept. in St. l'aul's ctiilii-iiriil,
‘.onilou, Eiigliind. sliici- tlir-y iirrivi-il
oii thi- other side, through the sti'm-is
hi- 26th battalion now in Gi-ruiany."
’ 1 at in
The younger social ui-l iiro liavinli
ii-ppyi nnticipiitlons over the rumorf-.ii
llijiilge and Dance to he given early'
ii l-‘ehruary hy the Great Warl
Xi-teruns Association in the Prince of
\‘\'iiles College Hall.
ll ll It '
The iiiiiny friends of Mrs. Price
Webber who has been so seriously ill
t her home in Augusta, Maine, will
lui-4-.
it It C
".Iai~k's Wife" was the big public
‘traction during Llie early part of
use 
i‘h:irlii- Chaplin luis i-ei-oiveil \'l‘L‘l'
'viral approval in Cziutiilai tho’
Julie of lli;\'oiisliii'i- 1.-ntertaincd twol
iinilrod of Otta\\'u`S "lfoiiii|;cr si-I"
r a cliildi'eii's piirty at Govcriiiiioni
lfuii-'if on Tiiesilay for his youngi-.=t
ziughter ,Lady Anus- <`avt-iifiisli.
.\7:ivie pictures ot the si-ones at Gov-
-rnniont llousi- rink \\'i-ri-_ displayi>il.l
'n the Advcntiirnr.
>i= =:= *
Thi-_ many friends of Mr. Percy
_'in Tliuriiilay night will he Klatl 1°
now he is much improved in health
tier his serious illness.
lv it 1
Mrs. (Dix) Di-,war onlei'tiiini_-il most
iiuri-calily :it four tables oi' llriilgo on I
`l‘liur:-iday iiftcruoon.
'lt 1| ll
'l‘wo outstanding icatiircs ot’ tho
winter iasliions are nunlies and fringe.
)nc gown ot' tliri-.e in i-iwuilied in
:nit-ili or triinincd with fringe. Wool
‘i-ingc is thi- liitf-st thing.
is -v rr ‘
Mrs. A. \V_ llyridmiin wus lioi-its-.i~i.~i
iii an eiijoyahlt- Bridge on' Wi-dnesiliiy
i-vi-iiiiig. ,
(Continued on page Five.)
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l ` Wa |,,,V.; iliu-i-il on su
Ladies get ii pziii of lla
I li- today :i lot ol` iiii-u'.~: sizi- il I{()(}I\'I€Y BOOTS at 
l W()R'1 H AT [.12/`iS'I` >'54.tltl_ (iooil i'cliable'st‘ock but we have too inzuiy si'/.e 9.
 .lii.s‘t.i'ei-.civeil Indies' Brown Rubliers in I-IIGH MICDIUM ANI) LOW HEIELS.
I - rein Slippers, beauties really, only 3.9¢.
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iioip you solve your heart problems
ri-iig-tous. natural, social, financial.
and every other anxious cure that
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i-ziunot uiiilc-i‘staiid why l"l\1 Sill' “0
much about zidvertisiniz seeing most
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vouie rii-li, and their iuiiiii- is legloii,
l‘.;i\r- not ii'iisi'oprcsciitt‘tl tlir-li' wiii‘ori.
it is bccziiisir thc public iluil t.lii‘ir
goods to hi- s:iti.~\t°ai-toi-y that they
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thi- money to iiissatistii-tl custonii-rs.
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truthful nt the slime time.
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iri- _vi-urs oill_ , \'l il e (‘| rist \‘ii; oi.
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~ Eye Specialist
i-iirtli, liiivi~ wi-_ any ri-fforil wh--ii
sickiioss ivas iiili'.ii~iiloiisl_v i-urcd .iiiii
Office Royal Bank Build-
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Office Hours 9,30--12.30
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the sick is to use the ini>iin,~i which ll.-
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“THE HABERDASHERY”
I - Men’s Mackinaws ,
‘ To Clear at $10.00
We have about 15 good plaid Mackinaw
Coats left, sizes 38 to 44 inches worth much
more money which we have decided to clear at
$10.00. Come and get a useful coat at ri very
low prtce. '
Men’s Ulster Overcoats
To Clear at $15.00 _
You liavi-_-.n't seen thc host $15.00 Overcoat
in Charlottetown till you have seen ours. We
won’l say anything about what they are 'really
worth but we have decided to clear at $15.00.
You’ll be surprised you i-an get such a
good coat at $15.00. See thcni
-Youths Overcoats
To Clear at $10.00
_ 'I`o clear at $10.00 about 20 Youths ulstei-S
li-.ft one or two of a pattern which we will clear
at $10.00 Sizes lil to 35 inches--the prices run
regularly as high as $10.00, to effect a quick
. clesraiice $10.00.
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me work ,0r',h,__., In d0n,,_,n ,hw l Write, telephone or call for particiilars. '
I Still goes on; l ' i ° ° _
His peace, his power, hoth thine; II  _ 0 
until 0 I
T-f 've M- D-"M ed 1- 61 QUEEN sriiisiar cn/ianorrarown
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h°°'°“' ' The Oldest Insuiaiice Agency in P. E. island. _ __ »
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Boy’s Overcoats
V To Clear at $5.00 -
< _ The_lot comprises blue and grey Chin-
clullas with a few tweeds. Fit bo s. A e 4 to
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8 years only they have got marching orders at
l $5.00 come.
Help the Salvation Army, They.
Helped the Boys at the Front.
I Henderson 8; Cudmore
101 (lRAF'I`ON STREET