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` ' iiernizins would probably hesitate to undertake. There t

:irc indicatioiis that Mackeiiseii will soon draw the line

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hlnmm&ni. _iw ,i»'%;:;.i »i

____ has been perceptibly cliccked __:l_l_tl_i__t_i_ugl_i__i_lgit__liz_t_l_t,_e(_l_.._ _.l.t__.-

I _

-ntl-te great'fleli~tont-dl'ive_nu Verdun commenced last

l”'_,~ '19,' _

H _ li _ _ __ OIOOOISWQ ..,.-i. °it~°......°'*"~‘*'*“"°i.m.......

Batt-inily Woolslythundod tl?) O1-N por annum by --fl 'vt »\\¢e.s»f itil.-IL __ _ _ __ _ - lvlonl _Dgll,§_(ldl|_Wod_ l9U');\1-ll.___(¢ollvonl lily

ruin ln tw u.o.A. _ u._f.i»¢_ _ tigyu»a__1»_iii. oa.so»pr.y»u:.~tor 'lvargdl .ln ndvneg;_ (mulled) l|\_odvqnoo»

. _ _

~ Monday, Jmi_ f -- ii _ New l’eaf's D03/ “"4

4| _tlriluloryi liolt'dii?ii,Qf’hi;§iIii¥nlifg Guardian will not be i.\~.tilr'tl on Tiie.vda_\t._~ The Eveiiiiig Guardian will .nal ln' i.r.t‘iied on Monday, but 'will be [iitblislied as iisiial mi ff7’§l'rllay‘." `Al’d'lfeiflfsrs [>lca$e_1i0fe flies; rhaiiges. '

_ Fi<|im\', Drzcl-:Munn 29, 1916-

. _ , ' t

Tift: WAR " ‘ f

_(lutside of _the llougiiziniaii theatre .thel‘e'is little

that is ne\v iiittlie war `situation. lu Roun_l_aiii_a iuat-

trrs are evidently not'-in proinising shape. Petrograd l

ndiuits that the Russians and Roliinaiiiziiis are retiring lp

, _

in nortlierii Dobrudja towards the Danube, while Ber-

lin claiius that .\lackensen’s ariny has already reached 'I1

_ the Danube at some points and are now directing their

artillery at the defences on the northern hziiikl Our

tclegiuiiiis yesterday told of the probable capture of 5 I _ _

flry s coiifideute or that some official or some relative me dm that em-barks in ing in the i5RlTl9H- NOTETHAT ARAB C WAS

Braila, the oil and grain centre of Rouniaiiia. The l

loss of tliis, llie richest part of Roumaiiia, if it 'should 'O _

ordiiigly Buying stocks on the near to war note much to pwveni tmp, ,eckiiegp lmmol

nd selling them :iii hour or two afterwards on ilie':gp§ _t_i_l___l_i:_nli_liii_i_1_; il_l_ill__li_ei_p_i_lii;_il_1§hllli__ : WABmNG,I,QN__’°‘__ _not_ 27 no da_iige‘r" explanatory note, brought millions ttilnmitor sayB__..N0 country chin _pros~ gggggiggm iigulalqiitflilt

lil- lost, :ind it seems probable now, will he serious for l

ltoniiiiiiiia and a decided gain to the Teutons; - .. ‘"l

` 'llirongh all the reports, conflicting as they arc,

one-`l`hiii’g_is evident, tliat-is_tIiA`r_ €lie';‘l?‘ot‘|f§h`it£.asl`iz‘:iuce__

is cvidt~lit_ also that it is the Russians rather than the v

b _ . ltoliiiiliiiiilils that 'ililzitilseiiseii is'.‘fti`Cing.' His' advallce b

js_slnwc_t' alitl, with winter coming on, it is likely to bc " stopped altogether. livery iiiileforwarfl that the Ger- If

iiizuis make talces them farther from there llases and the Russizuis nearer to theirs, and, with the strength- e

ciied resislaiice, the probability of a (jerniaii advance tl

into Riissia and an attack on Odessa and Kiev is much If-ssciivil. _-\n advance into Russia would mean a cam- I paign the expense of which in men and munitions the e

ol' his advance. From Berlin comes word that some

of _\l:ickciiseii’s troops have been sent to other battled-

frniiis and, while this report might otherwise be rc- gardtd :is it strzitegleal attempt to deceive, it is borne f

out |»y_tlie' caiittire__piii' the lfreiiiclii front' of soldiers la

‘ is

lit-loiigiiig to units that z_ire_kno\vn to have been opera

ting in liouiiiaiiia. ' ‘

tiene-ral Nivelle, on the western front, appears to l

have liccii teiliporafily satisfied with the result of his

drive :it \"erduii where the Germans have been thrust la _ _ _ _

_hack almost to the positions that they occupied before

l7eli`ruary.' And yetiit may-ibeliut the calm before the b niririii, _Strategists do iiot_lool< for any sustained olf- P ft~iisive"fiefore spring, but it isiregarded as very pro-

bable tli:it the Allies will continuti their drives in pai'~ ticular sectors to the great disarrangement of the Teu-

toli lines. in

'l`lic Italian troops on the Curso have again become

active and Rome reports several successful actions."

'l`he past week has not brouglitlany-large-develop~ _

int-iits in tireece, with the exception that aiioth_er.__note has been sen; to' King Constantine by the Allies de- niziiidiiig that the control of all,.telegraph and railroad lines lie delivered to the Allies 'and that all Veriizelists held prisoners shall be released. The answer of the King is not yet known but it is clear that the Allies are putting on the screws with the purpose of preveii-l

ting any

being effective. Since the late uprising in Athens Con stnntinc' has been pliable, and it ,is said that the move-

ments of

in accortlaiicc with the demands of the Allies.

-The news 'of the past '-iveélfhastceiitred af'o'und~t`hc._'-

pence proposals of Germany and if German diploma_t_s_

:ii'e__pi'iv_ilggt-tl to see the_ leading ngyspapers ofhtht;

y will receive but little comfortfj from ftheifl, ,ii

world \}§_itli_ou zicxception their proposal for a peace conféw "~- erfce is dulilictl a piece of unadulterated hypocriey, hy- . pncricy so blatant, so obvious as to inzi_ke it extreme-

ly difficult to comment upon it in parliameiitarylan-f

ni.iny sli

:i place in every comment? The Ententc Allies are as t anxious for peace as any peace loving peoples iii the t

w<n~ld_ couldbc, but_tll_e_y want peace, not truce, and_ Bi-itainf5__ hi§tg_ry__ _ B__¢at_ty’_§ grim fem-|¢55n¢5s_i“ tack. there can be no peace with (iermamsm that is not guar- I ' ‘ ' '

uiltced by_'soihctli_iii_g;lt'lore trustworth than a treat

_ _ Y yi '"th__ _('°r_§“@'l__.Y° ‘ _ _ ' can tlie__fact"that Britain and France really \_ ficftflfiny knows by this time that any terms she ai"e1fighting_6iir battl ,and I think that those who do'

future hostile action of Constantine from

_ L

had l1een_s_ent to civilizati0n_fto decide an issue

the Greek troops are proceeding steadily and C

. . . > v

slat

the°kind of

her After the armies

'wnriia c.¢ruuiy~§_=movt.e__j" »‘ ' <_ fi ~i_'i;_"’””".=_-.pt t-itlil '|pu;v»»

omebody at the early conference betrayed the Qecre-

randed, if lieicaiiiiot béseiit to prison; _regrettable sus-

GREATER THAN PARTY

\» _“li .iu___tliis war I have paid scant heed to the c_a_ll_~o_f party it is_beg;;_ii,ts_e I__realiz_ed f ro_n_1 the mo- ment the__ Prussian cannon_ hurled death at a peace- fuli-and i_jiof’feusiv_c_l_itt_le Belgium that n,cliallenge

higher than a party deeper than a party, wider than all parties, an issugupon the settlement of which will depend the fate of the men in this world for generations, when existing parties will

Y 3 The above is commendedito the attention ofthe

sts ii

_,..~

hat it never will wane iii force or in morale. To me he jutlatidifbattle was one of the most glorious in all

ing `€l'l1l1ifiy's`dreiidildughts with light cruisers was ago _' believe' that every really good Ameri’

Will 0ll'.€rflil! the Allies now will not be acceptedx Shel nkitllbelilslvsuthii cilhéiare not good Kmericmis or are “l‘". ‘l9\lllll§§§._.ffl“k¢_ _f\1\’¢l\¢f- elfqrtgg llld .'f_l-l\*_¢l_1¢_r__a»?e_pn-'voryitillsinloyiitccl, Americans.” " _/_<i.

o' ii -_'L

‘ iForttina't¢`§'i`s'ti~e"t\`ih'b i§""`“in` the linow," who gets in- ` lol- iiiclprelisi lim _woatinii-, Side-_ “#10 ls\1i»z`WS_._~”l‘=+i.i=v<=frl>°<li' ffl” °"'Y thl"l<S; “"2 ¢§‘l'$‘§li.~°i?i §§fii'.§”§i{‘.§3i‘i§..'iL’2’”"’_"_ man who -kiiows.tl1e- fa<.itest.horse` in the race or, lizzie-' _'rho stat ‘ment that gtteudance is still who knows how and by 'whom the race is going _“char is 0 1. - _

’ __ _ _ _ _ _ pen _to qllestlou.

to be sold has the opportunity of a life time. 'lhese era' have _nous their utilioat lp feimni. iff taint it ~=_=»<iin_t~ _ui Ure'.::2:::t.:::i°:,°i::,°.22;:2:

i ' i ` Ei

Qtates exchanges that_“inillions we_re.cleaued up on iince. 'l‘hnt"`tliey have not

\\"all Str_l.§et_, _New 'York,<a-f_tn\’_ l_l" a. ‘_ni., Thursday; s`m"mwden“_`_'dInspector

December ,2ist and before the closingup of that day, _part forty yearn; Tlien, what _

because of advance tips from \Vhshington as to Lan-lf3|gE.sd3;“§P;g_‘:ggg;?.‘;';::l“llg,';;g;\¢;),Bi| Clouds and storms are not the sing's interpretation of the Pre_sident's peace note. Ac- that we do not need compulsory at-|W°"“§ mln” l” "l°- . »- _

=- Hi . ` ‘ - - itendance. I will place the opinion of H ure' were “° smrms' "W Minn' ording tolthe story told by_the,press and for which an me man at the head of mn. educug talns would dry up, the sky would

explanaticlp is being-demzlndcd iii Congress, Secretary‘-loniil tiyiitem, Dr. s__ N; Robt_i'rt.son. me “_:_';‘_ll_|Wé;l;s§°'°°“°““ "p°"' “nd .

Lansing, ._ _ii o’_clo_t"k on th_at'e_t/entful day; called the`_S"T_§§’“:___?;s`l;”;';_‘:;__‘;'te¥Y“;i'fm(f_'::§_§fél You will be glad, my sisters, tliut.» `

eivspapeil men into a coii'fe'réiice on the strictest and success in the position which he Wx "lm Y°“r WGS llsllvlshlllst the < _ 2, ~i - ' ' ' " ' ` - ._ so ably fllln, eert,nlii'ly qualify hlm to ev t gs mms “ld abmlli °“° lm' i ledge of secrecy and confided in them that au impoi I _MB _ ___ D tt __ Dr othen and med the best you coma - _

', .

_ _, _ '_ " _ .speak on mpo a t run e. . _ _ ant statement would _be given. .out later in the day. ' Robertson in him report for 1913 -says _'”__’§_l_':‘_y_:_'m’ &°‘;_l;dWtl_'_l_§;’d _:V__ll_=l__l’:_’lf::_’;l£ '° mf'

that are going to

moving nr the

spring will be timeeiiough to move peace and It

Der

tendlnce low. lf

weeks

former weie

|>Gl'_cel\t and the latter

tlilg would o!0rd n

matter which ln ln the hands

its amply proved .by tlis-

t'I‘hey surely must realize that. li very "` ' """""'*`“i""' _` "’

cnsldc-rable education ls inquired by'

C 1 tt d

f an official got the advance tip and speculated ac-'lwelltle \ century ompu sory a en _ BE-“WGBH SENT _oN___m

anon gt school uritll Mtieten would dn

. - _ I _ l ci . ‘in the know," iclbberl _those who were not of ggl'____l_?;'_9l\____T;l'_¢_P_l_:l__ll' ;_l_ltl;¢:;l_l €__dS°36i mg Brmsh steamer

he i 'll' '- " "ill I _ - _ 11_ ermun submarine

QP.-l ie-imi my" . l d°m°°"‘:cl' can 3° dfv\:f§::§;lét';_';olf1°l;_i was not ' at the time

The qt stion iio\v is, who let the cat out__ol' the °\‘¥\lll°_’l le 'lm 9 5* 3 been 1 Adm H

' '- V » a » A t ~- V' = s ~ th il c tion of the wholo - eopilel ll "° y 9°"'l°°' ag? All iigélhe ievicll ~‘_V‘lS tile P.re5lde"t'Si8c(l\ooelail ll1°od schools. with 'Yarn ol. (itll ilii[ilt?`ye'll"t;el}ermanw"

ole sent at all? Others want 'to know why Secrctary_ ¢°f\_1__l;\;_ll_‘_f"€f__ °:_§:;‘::"t‘;°be'z_‘__°[';_°`:_§B_g;`_‘;_ Iiepiirtiiieni.. .ln

- `. _ . . , ‘s- -

ansnig sehtiolit the “mteqbretationl’~‘an holir_ or two fgfmcmny if the social me of “B Deo. lg; ll‘__»;'1_ll__l$»_;_l1lK' __ ter." Thefonly thing clear is tlfat millions were clean-i Dl0_ ls I0 DC' enriched and lllell' m0l'l\‘l_ mei. mms are 'wa

;.‘ __ =- - -. [character glven security and perman- Brjwl h" ll

d up on tihe strength ofi the_liote_ and its eit_plana- ence_.. Let me period of attendance at _mm iG..s or y and 0n_ ' _ A 1 school lieextended to the- thirteenth _ e'_'m'"lf" `

and the fourteenth and the fifteenth

War is‘ia great game, especially to the on lockers. and th sixteenth years and farther if t presents many opportuuities+strictly to the onlook- possible with the' knowledge that eB§_l\‘ _|_|'BERA|_S~__'iM|',oR_.rEb _ l rs-to bet on the results, to create panics alld bet on year added largely increases le G is . . PLU6G_Enst-fro

clency."

hem, 'to clear away panics and bet on the clearance.` These opinions of an undoubted VANCOUVER D __ 27 ____ ,ph _

- ' ` - ~ ' - authority ln school matters are worthy < »» ' fi* ‘ ' _ ' -9 “' _ __ /_

he United States is agitated over the_mat_ter, espe- the consideration ot an thoughtful pep l_e_p__q;t_i___li_i_i_lifil_ii;il:_i_ii_____li_lo;_il:l_hil__'if__e5,eo2_ _ _Only Seven Maize bllk Sweaters with Scarfs left ally that lwttotf it that losttlie millions Those who wnfi nn eoimetitiim with roviiwiai to ‘in Nile Green Mauve Tan Black and Purple Leather d th t -"~ _ ~ k- - . -t The most strlklng condemnation of elections b__-am ~hem"~ V5 iy ’ . ’ ’ ’ ’

ia e e ml 'ons are not ma mg any, “msc (wer I ` the present system of school attent1~ Sébtp- _ J' " "ks pr 'lg' and Wl\ll€ fl'0IIl t0

he lanibsare blcatiug but the wolves, feasted to the ance that l have seen is gnupg t_ho ed toségffgi _zutlgfefeztwés $219135; _ _ _ _ _

"" " ' ‘ " - repoit. of Ex Inspector roc e or Uh I dm ' ' ' 1' ' ‘ ‘

ull, are quiescent. I`_here a_r_e___appzt_r_ent_ly_ enough 1913 He Bays__,S_ome___;e82?c_;};__;:|_:_ lg; A____;e_rna §_;i_i_i__e____il_t;;i w__i_li ___lIanl:_ou_l_'_o__i-C.

_ __ I U ` 9 `

tubs howqvpr to _tliiiigsiiuicomifortable and it fmtihrid o_lcinc_l-_taiiiitng vlardli 0~_ ______0z_______ dmmm___S__m w__s____s_r__m_._ W. m_______ d pi‘oliablc__that _an-iriivostigatvnn ~w|l-ll-take place_,whicli ;1_l__e_l:nn__ne.__ve____g\_l_|l______u_d_ be _absent i_l__i‘_l'_li_ll_il:e_i;i_pii_=s to ctli_lnter_i_ict the great _ _

ay or, may' not"re_stilt‘in_iiricdrllfortltble'revelations. from -scho0i_ ..@very tr-3eiii_ils_ "med by t,',ewg';‘mBe‘;§§"§,ew;’;‘,'_‘f"-_Iif '_ hat “il_o_te" ?ii`id_its' explahatloii will _i_iot_d_o\vii___‘fSinc_e "“°°“5l_‘°“t :_l“;_'_l’_f'_*:'_l"’ “ m“ el' es through imported pluggerg_ Scott < ~ ' _ _ _ = _ _-

.‘~ /~'~ -. I needs-_"VW S - ~ _- - ~ went to sehnie and say, he made ar.. ~~ f- ~--_-- _‘L_ -_ -""- ----- ~--» - '

ie tari bi l _sugar s_candal_,. which. sli1irched._severa _in increasing thopercentage or hi. rangements mth J0____ Chmcy to _“___ ,,._ _ __ _

'nited Statesiéeiiatorsisoiiie-.years~.ag0yi_:5hys' one of ;_‘~;:_l{l_l‘_‘_;‘f$____l_ll_:"’ _§;“_‘;l_‘;*_'_`s_°_l‘_;! 3:; ‘_'_‘_’{;’___;f_: one hundred men to_vot¢ in vanmu.

e neivspapers,“nothing ofthe `sort'has developed in of.-the pupil ghd. hy soliciting the gg' 1S"c"otlt°" d°ll“l: _@8C_h ali_d expens-

_ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ‘ __ - ' ~ receve ns ruc ons rom

nshmgtom . pl" the rgsponslhle pelgon \s__f9_u_1-ld and coopotatlorll ¢;_l_l__ll-\<;___lJlil}‘;=_:l__l_*_9_i an unknown messenger and- $1,300

‘ ' *'l‘l“i“‘°ll‘° " °~' - ~ A - ' and _ww miuddliional $1,200. lin the

lon .should adopt- eos-uros so rleati`oh~

home. -. _ , __ _

llnspector Boulter ln his report for

ance It‘_s.onl¥.h-8,31 l ' era are to improve our schools tlwyl must have the symiiathv c°°v°rt1tl°“ and financial support of the dlstrlct. it is -not too much to ask for these rutdpayers are not indifferent or some- how they are not ln complete touch with school flife. To get th_i_am Interest e'd ls in itself a hard task.

I have hurriedly strung M186'-l\°l`

thong oplnlong of some of our lea_t_ill\E educators as to the H9041 ‘lf llllmplsl' sary attendance' l= .leave lt to you S_ \‘ and to the reading public to l\\dB°_

have fallen like dead leaves on th highway "- whémep 1 have proved my casouiir uot~;_ . ` ' .l 'i . _ _ __ in _ I. to <1 Gem e. vm 1 of » ll IC t Ill' UC 4011 3

' _ roper compulsory law one

iixiiiilrlileti ol) belng enforced-iiot like the

anadian politician who, having fastened the Ross present one which hw llwiys been ._ _- _ _._ _

_ _ _ h ad sec- _

He 'upon *Canada ;\vllel1"lfe*Was" prlmemlhister, pro- “ dem; ‘siege A3,l;,°',‘~;a;l,h°fiii- tt: non I __ _ _ W1" be an

tion 9 c e _

t t a gtlnnce Let this sec

.ined__re0¢!ltly tn~@.Rgg_;y ca.u¢.qs:~._4» -.,.i,._t. enrorcemen a ____ to make ___ _ ______._H __ ___ tg.. _ _.__ .. _ . __ _

___ _ _ . . . _ _ ._ d .d _ __ _

'l`_l_i_e govemment _sent our troops into the . 3g',lk:,§,_M;iiar';,i; itsiii not beyond the - _ ._ _ _

trendlfes inadlltluately armed to beislauglitered by _ bounds of statesmanshlv I0 '19 tm'-_ ’ _ . ` ~ " '_ _

tt- + . ,. ._ ,,»_f- _»-'_ e' _ we have at present an °’“=°ll°'?l °°‘“‘{ _ __ ; _ _ __ A 9 _ lui Qpemy' 1 i ~ _ ".‘_' ,_;_i~_l ' _ _ pulsory law for the collection of-SCh00 _t » O' ._. '

rates and taxes one which works

_ ‘~,, _N smoothly and wltho_ut;_af;‘;‘3:?‘:1"§f‘::.V\;‘li . 1 _

_ _ ‘ _ _

ldeumme

tfligesclibolxd and school hours of ellllllll

inter and summer Was lt Mt

_ _ “Britisli~‘se`a power has been a good thing-for the iiiilggmctlvmpulslon 0” the P“"t.l3fmf'3§ SHlPMENTS for this-.Sale must be ln New Y°rk by Jalfuary 8th- _Early

guage. Germany anxious to ensure the future peace United States,'f S`€lY5 -Ml* Thomas 'A_ Ed_so___ the great `Di'3°'6m gnwmmmt surely -ref é' SlllPl'l'l6IllS S0llCl|Z8d lll 0l’d€l.° t0 ill8l1l`€ Pl'0Pe!` C3f3l0gll'l8- All m8I'Cl’l3ll- of the world and the integrity of little nations! Ger- ii i

' _' ' ockcd at the awful bloodshed! "This, afteras 'it'= _hag been gg, B,-;ta;n'_ 1; has `been_ liel_guiiii_, alter Serbia, after the Armenian massacres valuable to all mankind_ including the véryl natlons lvlllfll l-¢‘m1a41y Could have Stopped with a word! IS which are now lighting against it. Personally I hope, it any wonder that the one word, hypocricy, has found and I‘nm sure that _the best Americans generally' hope,

0| ttopdance ls as important of the!!

iventor. “It has been as valuable to' tis nui?"tlilti"cait' li‘ii*coc\treuv>‘¢inl by ii I dise wi" be stored gud insured free of ¢ha|-g¢_ -_ ‘ _

proper compulsory law. 'l‘hairl_¢il\_i;__Y0ll for pu\_illslilng_ ___fl;rltier

"°m“" 'rsnci-l_éR _ ,_

} ~

~°',.lI i nl ft _

-rw u.i~il'rs ii i

PM-cn wrinom own Pnoviucs,

ONDON; _ V27.--' Althuulh

ballalloiiii `qro__¥_om§ttll$d to \éi:nll_\‘_?_l\0_l; up on arrlvdl dr ~ r0_m "1__t°__c____ is olllclally stated _(gm - ____ _.mu- mentii will only be raft.od_é1:n;d__m tp uiiltii from tbe_sliixi;s°m _.8 _,___ province as the re I1 0\‘ oléloers can long to. From New Years _ nd ____ only draw advances of PHY ' 5 _lovrance for the _current mouth.

1913 says: - _ ‘ U ' _ _ ‘

'!‘iAtf the saimeftlme let there be H10” __ _ __ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ ._ _

effort at enforclng compulsory attend- _ _

ural hat lf teach , ' _

_ \ .

Glllllllll *ml ' i

'__'. < ".4 -t _ _ _

lurnlonod ly -

z W. I. Louoon

3#-$>"é.'r

GLAD MEMORIES. ` ' _

When the years

and memory runs

have come. you

li\DD¥ when

‘things of llfe, you could ln

wlll be glad that you were aiid‘clieery at home. "ond

other members-of your tam~

cheerful and happy: You will be glad thii't`~t'hero wer

some rainy days ln your life

, ~ i - i -l _ ii _ I ‘The great number of young persons Y _ resident _Wilson s near to war expression was at wonkln _own and c0_mu_y_ in ummm lill the hard thingp which have como 1 lllvll-l.¢u».' otruiio. ml

iade in time for pttblication iii the afternoon papers. s¢`o,.e,‘._ nictbrlem ‘mms at waées _:hi-It gtlny_;oil)_:_ l_lta__p_l_:_l‘ry__?_l:1lll:_,___li_t:_i;zi1r_ll:_>__ll__- _ f _ _

- A -_ t ~- ~ . - . t l> i ni » - ~ ‘

n the afternoon this was qualified and practically rc-_';‘_:_f;’__'_‘:____:L; _°;“g_';‘;|:-é _'__':_‘_*m' gf_“ul_'e“gr‘;m itll to the best possible account.

pudiated by_a ftirfher statement. The charge is that n,i,mi¢e_tha¢ the _parents an, h_ia_kihg_f

, - . _ . k - _ _ .|_ i i

. ' _ _ ~ ‘ _ _ li ii ‘ ` _' V _i _l

_Jai

New .Creations .Shaker Knit Coat Sweaters. BOBBIE BURNS SETS.

Searls, Caps and Pull-Oveis in the following

combinations » '_ ' Rose aiicl' White l Red and White

Saxe and White Copen and White

ALSO -. >-

White, Crimson, Blue, Brown, Plaids and Rose.

See Our

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