*

ciiasii at sa-'ua-oitivs

‘ allied-isbecauseitia

--°D_0N'r Famer. tho aanooia

Garruthers cabar Mont ue

The death occurred at the homo

itlme of -his death. _

Mr. -Bruce became affiliated

with the Odd Fellows lodge at nia

horns tu Charottetovrn :-33 years ago and uiitl a short time before

1] W - ,

V ` .L5 cents. ‘Doors ti eu a.t‘ 7.30. Pro "'Mr' J°”°P|1 Kligllll G60l‘8°9~ upwards of forty years, and theii';n,_.l,m .

Fund. lt stormy following

P

- od ' _ _ . - -- 4-8 s in aid of P eiibyi rl it ww” l‘BC6lltly visited Cbnrlotl-0 llives were an inspiration to .h-il The body Wm be Hmpped to _ _

», » S. t . D . ?_ I, 8 M _ _ / “nt Mamie t°“'“- ‘ A ~ many friends in whose hearts Great Fam today Funeral sm.

Sii|llGltS

. We have- the following grades of shingles in stock which we are selling at low pricesfor cash.

Extra Cedar-Clear Cedar--Sec-

ond Clear Cedar-Clear Walls-Ex- tra No. 1 Wall Cedar. -

Cedar_posts, cement, lime, rockwall

and calcined plaster, roofing paper of all kinds, nails and builders hard- ware. _ Everything you require for build- ing. _ _

Call, write or phone for prices.

Poole & Thompson

\ Wholesale and Retail _

Agents for Sherwin-Williams Paint

...cnunci-i its-orsnsn. -.

d“Y. 17-l.?i'. llliil.. Programme DA Hileakers will .be announced inter

’ --4i

when Miss Louise Jenkins daught

_ er °f MTH- A. Jenkins of George

` JOSHPII Holmes of Boston. T bride looked charmin in a tra

sons and _maiden 'hair ferns. _

i 'ide “Hd groom were the re`

.ur t --h ~

esen S 6 owing the high °9t°"’f_\_ _:Friday for his home in Boston.

____ in which both were held.

- ..*ALB|0N NOTES.. M,-B W"

her son and daughter in Detpdt

53119 was accompanied by he

f;_Ughter Mlas_ Pearl of Detrol _ W 0-is spending her vacation ai

York- ‘”h° has Silent three weeks

- vacation, with her parents My

‘md MP5- J0h“ R088, Albion, rr turned to New York last Friday

- __,-3_5..

ll McLeod Montague, Teacher_'

..°wsnniNc as.i.i..s.- A ' v

Brel-ly weddin was 80| n|lB:i'e:,|y Charlottetown. _recently vial

._ 8

6,51. I-'aul'a Church. Chaerlitlrttetowni Ge9r5e='°w“' A'

__ g _yn . _ °;;.':..°:.‘.°'“: “.;‘:" ‘° ---'-°-'--‘

“°"°‘ °' cafgré- i’is home in Goorsetowa. A.

5”’ =

i _ _

hm H Creed who. was visiting _,{cC0m»w"_ Georgetown A_

- Ml h, -

c arrived home last Friday, - n P uet who has bee

-. .°»Dr. 'Houston will be in his

Y_0l'_l¢.-‘ls visiting his home Georgetown. A.

_.___ . /

i

llifinttetown. spent. the week end

- _:°1vir_ Dick noyoo. whoha

, __

tin, visited her sister. Mrs. M. A.

i" _ ____

.. Mrs. aq

‘gr visiting friends in Georgetown ' left Monday ‘for her home in

ul

tery beside those of her eaintei.

thoir memory will be always _ In b _ d __ d b the

ot-___-__ _MG “frvcesw econuce y

A __ ___ = _ The New Unned Methodist an_1 `lce iiii Kensington Saturday. Sept ai-iiiiiiii tydsmonihgegixl :rx iittoniii-|l°°“I '°“"'“m‘"“°“t °( the odd Fel

_ liresbmerian Church of Lowm' _Qtii from_10 to 4. _ #16020-8-ii ' ' _ lows lodge hero at the W. H.

.x-- ` -r- -- -1-- i. _,_ _, ._ _, _ _

_ _ . »< ____ _ » ins hh .uf its lMomu_gu Wm _be _opened _Jn sun ,- __ ._ --...___ ,-

if E"_'°..i§‘3I’.‘.’.‘.'i°i.€f‘“§3.fw§¥..“»?l° G-err- C'-are

_ __uM,-_ Wminm M°D0na|d_ New also conducted he_,.hme,.al ww, The late bauchlin A. Bruce was

Mikes on July 23m_ She bore -her a brother of D. A. Bruce oi -this

iiiuoss with heroic christian pau- “HY-

_ ence and died in the full hope off

..°Mr. and' Mrs; Arthur Wright. a glorious lmortality. Her remains- *‘”`"

ted were laid to rest in Midgell ceme_` MRs_ MWHAEL MooNEv_

_husbiiiiii who had gone before. Bel The death occurred M Grepnvme

____-__-_:_-Mr___J._ T. igiftz and __Mr. thou ioiihfui uuto ¢ioati_\_uu<i i wiii_____ A_____ mm of Mm Mdchm

b lawn bepame the bl-me or ffeuti; vi:it;ti"'t§:eor\igl<?:i>`;ir:i” ' Ei SWB mee B crown 0! I e' -Muvney H his-lily respected reli-

l

1 ot that late Deceased had

___' len-t ' p ' . ' _

been in failing health or some

"`Mr' Howard Stewart' Cha; MR. L. A. BRUCE time but no serious thought was

' ___.__ entertained about her until she

_‘i,ai»rliiin A. Bruce` for more than was taken suddenly worse 011 Sill*

»/ ieiits or many vaiuabi d ` B 30 vena a resident of Montana' urady' and Biirrhk ntiipmy “mme

l e an cos - ` t, G 1 , end came on ura ay.

iii--ooo visiting in ooorgotowu ioitlriioa saturday morning a nent _ ___._______d _________g her

' -, i ti t in 'SNS W4!

A mmm ng comm ca ms mm illness by her pastor, Rev. J. C.

" fl .4 .

_Af _.,°Miss Margaret Gordon, Curdi “ii/EIT 'Bi-use was born in valley- MC’-can. »V. G., who administered

i field. Prince Edward island, Can- the last rites of the HOW CHUIUUU

una, 54 yours ago and camo tol(.hurch of which she was ever a Gre:-t Falla in -1889. After spend-lfaithful member. following its mg a vear in Great i-‘alla he movedltoacbihl!-S 111081 °b€fi|f‘“'-\Y-

M Mooney was a

to Nrihnrt and wha connected Tho IMG ~ FB- with the quartz mine thi-re for Christian in every sense of the

e of the term. she/made and retained her

8, 1922. -

_ THE- GHARLOTTETQWN GUARD_lAN __ _ _ __ ______.Y________ _PA_GE_§g}!'LE_1\J______

' A I ' _ ` ' ' ` with the encampment here, at the

ini;-sisisizi, -_sin-Rnii-ii -, IN ruuutuu . ,arioi>_irow» noimao-o 'crt=iog._" 7 ~ A "'-` rms. iemocnmon

_ ___ ._ , . at as ___ _ _

n t . ' . ’

____;__'__:_;__§"5:v5__':“__NANf fvllsiurbu _¥_"_;'|'i‘:Y-'__5w_1- Sth.-_ Piovitru Or-inf Mr. Fulton Douglas, Savagehia death was one of the oldest _____g__________ ______ __ oslt E- L. liar- GI. rn in attendance. _ Harbor. on July 26th of Mrs. John and moat active workers in that L ____ 5 __- ___ °i'E>__. ei1_t 'ith tram m_______,__'_-*O0*---_______ M<=Grei=or. iormoriy oi Moron, P. Image in Montana, __ s_________-S . exam ne eyes and ‘ il fur Burn. me- E. l. Deceased who had reached For many yearn he was 3 travel-|

. _ _ _ "`i***__““PERsoNAL8 her 78th year was u most lovableiiing Niesman fur Mum 113|-rig Q, '

ru- wr" .......... A - ;'.':'“:.':.::.°.i“1.:"’.:°..:°.i‘;‘s. -1; “"-

' - .__ ' -i ea quar ers n rea a s

_mm ____ -0_0” A-d _ li_. ce-crsaui - ~ deceased her two years were resi- lone d,msmm._ who "ve at me fam.

mas on Q5 anti l* dents of Morell and vicinity iur_"y home M1722 Fun, “venue

will ever be u valuable heritage; she is -gone but her memory eli- dures, ami will evcr bo an abiding pc-wer, to help and, strengtlicu those who are lett behind.

-Mrs. Mooney who was a daught-

er of the late John Hanley oi Sourls, is survived by her husband and three children, Michael of the P. E. Island Railway, Joseph and Mary at home. She is also sur- vived by three brothers, Malcolm. of Little Harbor, Alexander of- Milton, Mass. and John of Roxbury `-Maas. 'Her funeral which took place on Saturday the %th was largely attended. a- testimony of the esteem in which she was ht-ld by hcr friends and acquaintances. A requiem High Mass was cele- hrutud ny Rev. P. L. McMahon yvlio also accompanied the remains to the adjoining cemetery., their final resting place.

lMay she rest in peace. _

‘,Norma1 Coal Flow

In About 30 Days

Alblim. Misa Mary Rose of New _

lourls. A

. .°Mrs.' Boyce and daughter,

'laiting in Georgetown left 'Friday 'or their home in Boston. A.

ileien and Betty who have been.

, i . H ll

8253;;-nyezisn isiiiiiiliz ‘camp that |'riends. she delighted in the doing pa; 1,(-en one of the most widely of good, her life had seen its share Qnown _silver prone!-_|_|5s in thai:/i` sorrows. Di-ntli_ and disaster smtm had not spared hei days. bu

all li r cheerfiilness

l i Odd Fellow through it e .

He was act ve n heiping td and trust in God and her charity

fi z‘:°..i:.“..§‘°:.:°"-.-“"‘°i‘i’.” ii” i ii erneo bion. las .M d _M E L k,_

muy creed" Albion le" Mum” ‘y'andrtht§i!il' twd-sdaiighlers ti-iwberr

- for Charlottetown where she will 4

enter P. W. College. The Albin lschool has reopened after th..- isummer holidays. Miss Jeaait

A ‘HOTEL ARRIVALS

ind Catherine, of Bridgewater. N,

‘er. Mrs. -F. E. Morriaey, George ‘own. A.

Q22? llimygigiyutxelfncampment of towards nil, sernierl to devel the Odd Fellows lc/-dge and laterinnrl wax strong until the la

_ ‘ _t‘l‘ h h sbanil. chlltlreii nn

bwame a member M mp “rm frtio rlqerhriil ('lir\-itinn oharaota

NEW' YORK, <Sepl. Ti -- V\'ilt‘l\

the antliriiclte iiiiuers begin to -dig coal the operators will find

opllpleiity of czirs on liaiid to tak! at,t-are .of the ouinut. accordinli '-0

- ' iii Dolli-

l _

E. iM. »Rlne, vlcmpresident and

La-~kawunna _and -Western.

The operators have been quoted

as saying that they -will the isle to icsuiiit the normal flow ol' _ ai

in about thirty- days, if the _gill roads are able- to Supply the rs,

"There -will /he nu fliif’liculty."

'raid -Mr Loree, "in moving all

the coal that the operators are ailile to get out of ,their mines. In t-wo -weeks nr-iduntiun rhmv'-' be buck to normal, and we will be :tlble to liaiidic uit url. .tie ...ra are in good -shane. The mainten- "HCG 'lieu have kent at work hil during the suspension and there should ‘be no iiifificulty in start- ills’ up the mines as soon as the

“The Delaware and Hudson

has 7.000 coal cars available at once, The -situation with all the other roads in the .tnihracige field may be sumemd up by Huy.

surplus of cars" » -

Mr. Riiie corrolhnrated all fthat

Y-he ‘Lackawanna has a -suripl _ ' 2.000 ciirs that lt lent to‘lhe

_P9““S.Vl_W»!1ia__it=ii_irotui to BEE; ;uut ‘H m0Vl"i¥ b um no a`l_ Yjiose 1-ara, Mr, -Rine aai%§i0i'ld§b¢ rg. turned witliin tdn*§“n@' would

d\i,_ F. Loree_ president oi e

r ware and Hiidsoii lldilrcinil- aw'

l\l|niir|l's _I_._|Q|mrn'ti ‘hir Diindruil

___ V _ -_‘_ rl?

1 3.; are visiting friends in George- y,-,,\|_q .-_|.f-amvrment. being affiliated -ri _-__-__ »- __ -_ _ _ _

.

THE OLD SAW

DWi1'A .- '_' _ ml-

. 'tillv§ii"i§“vii.Tlfi.‘I."'hff§“.ii‘.`ilr-- ‘ | _

SAYS __ __’

"soho frrovors” sour. - -

_ _ _ »- E DOLLARS wi - 1500K AFTER

- With Indian Mission SAVE THE CENTS ANQHQIQG ,. ___

_ Montague, P. E. I. \"°T°“"\ H°TEL _' -i

Mr and Mrs W M Walsh,-Si ____ ' ` __ __» ' ,___

.__. .

O-OO-OO-O44 'O-O-0900-00-OO

1-T.-___' ;i._-_=---T . , _ _

~_

o-¢++o»+o++o+o+4 mould with D101 XID

________-_-__-_

Are You llandicipped

By Defective Sight?

Perhaps y.cur eyes may be

defective, although you are nqt aware of the factl `

if you have difficulty ln do-

ing what other do easily, or if you have trouble in seeing what others sec clearly, it is time to have your eyes exam- ined.

Do not delay, for delay le

dangerous where your eyes are concerned.

' We will give yo_u expert ad-

vice.

G.F. HUTCHESON

ll

_lllST

lllililVEll

Cedar Sdlngies. These are

good, thick uniform shingles,

To Arrive This A i

Week

1 cdr but quality New

Brunswick Cedar Shingles.

N. B.

cot

These are the best

shingles manufactured.

our prices, before buying ‘

elsewhere. We handle ching _ - `

ics from the belt mills only. _ _

l ‘. » ‘_ .

C.E. Pfalt 8: Soii r J

\ .

_ $2.00 to $10.00

' i

l

right scroll this space

Fire Sale

,___

All shades in stock,

sold at half price. $1.50 to $1.75 shades

_ the Big Majority

of Eye-Glasses

for 75c.

anon counsel- -

In Montague

Call and an for yourself

his UP.1’0-DAT( OPTICAL

- .‘ '|»An\.oulie.

_B.1iicIsaao 8:-Sons -

il Gunn Quest

Phone 7224," _ leiilllir P. it I. '

3 light fixtures- com- plete with shades $7. 2 light iixtures, com- plete with shades, $6.

.-=.,.‘m_" Q-'att' ____ '__`___ '

_“_

¥,,__,,.............

! ____....___..______.;

_ _.__ ..._ _ _

Eye-Glasses From

From Ent Point to Caps

Boar Is a _big territory, yet

Parkman Supplies

llmply because PAIIK-

MAN'8 EYE-GLAIIEI arc the FINEI1' PROCUHAILI,

_ and tie ll the ONLY GRAD-

UATE OPTIGIAN flthlll-

E. E. PARKMAN

to call on you, send your °,“,,,,|_,.m ___ ___ Wu .

_ ._ , Phii ti i hi - _ ’“"°“- W S

'_'_‘0“_;l _:_‘;___l{"‘3`_ ';__*;‘°__i:i 'St E ' i|n’ghame,md will-ee i;3e?[;.|“§:f“-‘C I2, ionth us 9 member of the special; _

_ Exa C y ||_ M ,_ '_ ,_ ' ' '_ ‘hunch of England niission,_ com.i - -

*md mher insect” ai' y - \ lgumix- an qcialmilien I' HFm.‘el iosed of the Bishop oi Peteiiliorof Cotton Warll

send Your order tu itttwleigii ~ -_ \ _ ' - - - H HX ' _M _ _ _

_ ___ ,__ _ _ _ a, _ ,Cli.is. Banks. Montreal; L, C_ Ha) he Dean of nnchester, twenty b0l1_B. 35 “Hd D Cl- S Zeb- - ward SL Johnvs NM _ wo other clergy_ and six women.

‘1 ' ' ' t ‘was Mrs. 1Be'll who carried the

lb ‘I ii. l y rt um mais" MAN P' E' I ' --- '{lng's message of _condolence to

iiAwi.s , S°“r“‘-E“°‘-"P-E~l- -Grmilu in Ommnrx ‘ I _ “VE” Hm-EL he fw_ioo_s or iutiiau soiuioro tutor -f-

Toreiito College - i ___ he Iwnrpshe -wil-i lecture on relig-

____ cniuoivo rut nom con- _f F. J. nhftor, Moutrohi; Mrs. E' "ms H“'°l°°1=»- -

9+-+0 ` I ‘ -5 .- 3 _ -

la M Morrow, Lynn Mass Mrs

.H. Battersby, Melrose, Mass.; Aug; - "`

|tistus McDonald, »Souria; Mia:

_ Michaiid, Riviera Du Loup, Que. A' ‘

Geo. A. Poole, 'Lower Montague

- Jas. M. Hewitt, Lower Montague

04400900-OOQQQ-0-000004-0004

I _ - _ - R. Sylvester. Boston; Mr. and ,Mrs _

z Douli, Moncton; J. _W. Fyte. Emo.

»¢¢+++_o-0'

wright Halifax; Carrie E Carol

- Quebec; A. Langls, Quebec; Hono‘i

Ocoee'

Roxbury. Mass.: Chas. Kenned

Sourls. P. E. 1.

QUEEN HOTEL

- Il. st .

Mrs. J. H. Kennel, Bathurst; Mis

- Oari-ie E. Carroll, Massachusetts

ld; P. A. S l . ,‘ _ ‘lil W_ Hn,t,§n“;'P§::’l§';‘é’f'° Cf’§"R___ _horizon issue or 450,000 British Hartland Portland, S G; ,Nickle var medals 216.359 have been dis-

’ ' ' ' ributed to date by the honors and

Swansport, Mass.; Mr. and' Mrs. G' fwafds depart _ A_ Thompsom Montreal; F_ ,_- ii?re,6_;i:_id of tho authorized la_a\ie| Bertrand Quebec' J. M. Bertrand -' 3 ’ 00 victqry medals -“09"|

' ' -91 have thus lar been distribut-

ius Delisie Matane; Maurici _

I Cliampona. iidatane; Lionel Bllou giglérzzsaogt;?QtwSg§fe;l1n£::`i‘n°’;eg:§ ° '§_.‘:_‘;’_ M‘;;;‘_‘_‘_;’_io:_I;_k:__‘;B' B~MH?“d‘gs°:‘ ` .o the complaint that thousands oi’

Scott D0 _ ‘ 'H he" “Yi veterans had not yet. received! Somerviilevelsf ' lg' Mulligan their war honors'

- "'55" “Wk HBH" British war medals are issued to

_Staten iisland, N.Y.; Fred A. Shea ¢|“¢_y D,-tm. to Nov 11 1913 and Fall iRiver. Mass.; A. A. Mulially me vgcgm-y medam are gm,” m

Daniel E. -Morris, Dundas: M" for failure of veterans to get their

and Mrs. Q. M_oPhey. 'B0Bi0n: J. W medals. The first is lack of supply and J. L. -McPhee. Boston: -Mrs of these medals from Great Bri- W D. Howe Bo on' Mr. and tain vifheri-i_they are) being protiuc~

M'iss~Mary.E. McDonald, City; Mrs yet been any scarcity of medals

___A_ Ayiwani; city; A. r. cook with which' to ouiwiv the demand

Moncton; Mrs., Chale and two from soldiers or next to kin.

children, \Montreiil; Mrs. Glendon ’I‘he_ other 'i-eaaon-'/is failure of

_ iiialiiax; Miss Anna Murphy, Syd the veterans or next to kin to sup»

ney, N. S.;-Miss Annie L. Desmond Ply the d€lllU'll1\9|1¢ “Wim their la'-'

North-Sydney; R. Breltmam- Mon est addresses. '

treal; Got\don_ McDonald. Monctoif; P05'-0l\\°d,B'»Bi'B \J9ll‘\B' 99111 0111 10 _ r _

__ R_ J Bpiyeu, cn,-_ soldiara._oi- ,to their next of kin -°'* ~ - ' - _ ~ - 1 ,_

-1 -' ‘ 15th 1 't - _

‘ti l.'?.3..li"_i...".‘...§i.“.‘Z.'L.§`_‘l'i‘.¥...°' ‘iiii - 3 BIG DAYS, SEPTEMBER 1-ith, ._

.ut r. tint through iaiiui-o oi tho iutorr-usd Thursday’ Friday’ Saturday

Gi E :$"f""B parties to' supply their new ad

l - e x p e r dfelbeb

e enta e of re

.' _ _' it 3 . - ' . ", _ , _ ’ - "-

'_ _ use Dr Ci\asa'a Dlntment foi ' In June. the p rc B - ' - - V ' ‘- ' _

~ "‘°'“° “M ski” ""‘i"-¥°“°' turns of- cards uncalled for was ii" < ` - -

trii s-at 1 ei ti it- __ - _ ‘ _ -_ ~ -

,,',,,§ {’,‘f§ ,,,,,,_"“°§,,,1{,‘,,, ,,‘f,§,‘f ““t__{ iitiio higher fhunir usual- in thu/ - ~ - 0 I _ __ i Chule'a.0l tment free -if you me month 3.736 cards were sent out: _ _ _ ...r _ _ - _ l°'\ '-hi' 359°' 'md ""5 3° "‘"“l 2.132 came* back with the deair6.d" v -_ ` '

1 ` Late War Medals

OTTAWA, Sept 7-'Of the all-

' moat of the miiiiih

' -d. accord-ing to Capt. A. C. Chad

-ll‘- those who went overseas on

ill those who served' oi the ea- ahlishment of an authorised unit in the theatre of_war. _

There could only be two reasons

s eil' and sent to Canada in ship- : ments of 30,000. There has not

_ __ _ Lambert. Que.; E. L. P. I Bl - _ _ ‘

" ' |Moncton; J. V. Rodger. Aiihoifialtl LONDON' SEM77' “ M1" hH' A

8 0 . 5-' 4 _ _

A .

_ W. K. Cameron, Amherst; H. C fell- “ \`¢ll‘il_Ve of the lute p|

70'" GW” Fil Kill" 'H' I M A B 0 N "_ii:;.‘§“,';f-_§_‘~,.:,‘;‘,_;§;,,3~_ 3,51,-3;. -;f_--, -iihliii' .‘-i§....‘i.'.‘3.lZ.‘?' .":.‘;“_. °.‘.’I.i.'.- “BUY AT 1>RATT’s AND sAvE_.‘w'1‘_H”-

, T Pow; nown writer on indian siibjccts _ '

if the Rawleigh Man should not ° |M°,Le““'T°'°“i°? ‘ E- Ulm' K _ _ , 'f " _ m ` '

|wiio, oiiiurd, Quo.; Goo. ivi. wrish_ '“"“' me. iliseiiioxiiiii ifhiiio ` _ _

' -1

" /.u.

._ _ ___

_ Bundle

` $2.75 Per 5 _'Pound

Another lot priced $115

For 75¢ is lift’

‘ --|\

An assdiftlrient of Men'A|' Dire” _

shirtsl’;'vvorth up to 52.00

11u An assortment of Boys' and Men'|

`|o Clear At 76::

general manaigcr of thc Delaware,

- f

vr-v~.a»~. ,_

men start back. - _

lug tiliiit they have a subiiiaQti.g\»i ,

'f 7

Mr, Loree said. iii- added wa(

Oi

.&_.&

ga#

bc rf-:uly in ipient --at time' to move

autliraciti- ww -'needgle-_ _ ~

.

- i

_ -Unhlcachsd Corte"

'Remnants 45: Per Pound gina-E-n-»,;_'-_--__-I

Mews worii< si-iiivrs ,

N

_ worth and prices -$1130 `

For 99a .1 re _

` _ i ru

» Mm., pins' livfigchanic Hose_

¢ i>Pair

fo _ $2.35 for 99c. " Some

Ladies House Dreil"

Ladies Skirts _ _.Children'a Dresses _ Boy; Coi¢0t\ Sul!!

To Clear at V, Pnics

' i.ADi£s ii-loss

today's market.

2ic Per Pair

These are priced lbw already,

and our sale price is almost a gift.

A wonderful bargain considering

I t-"Negligce Shirts. Worth up to ~

real Bargains here.

___,_,___-__-n----_-I _

'.5 A whole stock tan grain leather, double soied, dandy fyuaranteed solid leather throughout.

Vs.

ters left over from last fall, comprising men’a pull

overs, m&;*$Yweater cca s, and children'a sweaters, men's vests already prices -\ 5E|__0V¢' T_@'AY’S MARKET PRICE to clear and make room for fresh stock at 1-3 off.

i-lcifi a chance to get a real bargain of a sweater for winter._

" A- _

MEN'S BOOT BARGAIN

SALE PRICE ONLY $3.4!

Sli _

,em “ ¢t_a_ly_ good buy _

_ . . “_ __ F

A" Sc’ iacsonmcnt of Swea ' '

t ladies

appearance and every pair

-- - /

' x

Flour Feeds ,_ Sugar and

cnocsnv si=sd}A`i'$s

eAnoAiNs- svzig cms

r'

Cream Tartar, pure, per plcknqe lic Cream Wartime, per potty 281: Extra Fancy_ Barbados: alfollasacs, per gal

' 62::

All 0roceries\u"qt mentioned

At

Wholesale ~

film fo¢_"_ff‘_i`9c per pound / -

Best Quality Blue Demin

why Remnants 24:: Per Yard

.ri

\_. B s c /i

Extra SIMM Gingham and Prints

Bulk Cocos, ,pure, contains no ' _ Already priced below today'a

‘ market.

- ’ on

.’ wa re

venv seeciai.

mfs- 4 for iso.

spec'/(nn. uiecouwrs

Ensmelwign. Tlnware, Aluminum-

__,.'.;,........_.._....‘__._.._...__

Sunset Soap Dyes and 2 In 1 Shoe

Polish. Usual price- 151:. Sale price

.:-»» ‘-

1'.

An Assortment ¢ f Boots

For

M!en’s, Women’s, Children’s,, Etc. To Clear

i

1 1

ll

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