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éiliEllililiiiiliilliiﬂilll

' ' ‘overt everything in Laughs , and Thfillsand Spills

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Hear ‘om yoli when ~ horpol ouch! .

- - . i Hear i"nv rolf l!" ' ‘ m niinilqualb sf . laughter. h = earthquake ~ 0t thrilll! Even Willie 80l- lier’: Whirlwind Stage Success didn’! Pack the Walla? t" the Picture.

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inf Airs. I). Mackenzie, Tryon, l’. H.

With Doug. hint-Loan and llladgc ' Bellamy-m Panic!

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“The Dragons (‘laws i~ﬁmamily Troubles» ‘7th Startling Chapter oi‘ g

the ‘v0rldn‘ A Laugh all the Way

‘ PRINCE L§§§§..3.Z'.TZ.Té§"1;l.2i§ if? ED WA RD

Eveningﬂrchestra 26c. Balcony 21c Children 11c.

, Make Your Wife a CHRISTMAS PRESENT

Buy a Pipeless

FURNACE _

‘And have summer weather in your home during‘ the winter months. Order your PIPELESS FURNACE

' now. Our prices are 10w. Quality con-

qsidered. N0 dust or smoke in the home from a CALORIC. The Furnace

with a l'eptltation. Phone, write 0r call.

i. FRED H. TRAINOR

Agent

if 80 Grafton Si. Opp. Prince Edward

>4QO oo-oo ma» o o-ovwoo-o» oooo o o+o+44

Rexall Remedies for Specific Ailments

REXALL DYBPEPSIA TABLETS, 25c, 50c and $1.00 _ mlkn digestion III)’ and the stomach healthy.

-;,,.-_

' l REXALL CATARRH JELLY, 35c relieve; catlrrh and cold In tho head.

IIXILL LIVER SALTS 35c, 65c. $1.25 restore liver to not-rill! action. ‘ if” REXALL QHERRV BARK. 35c and 60c, the large nle pgovolthlo pioglant touting cough syrup given satisfaction. ii BEXALL sYflUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITEB $1.00. Nerve yﬁid tilouo builder. Put: lrlip into you. ' REXALL PILE cunt: 50c. easily applied, cauoeu no irritation, gave almoot immediate relief.

_REXALL kioui-zv PILLS 60c, a m $1.25: Correct kltiniy dloordern and eliminate: uric acid from the system.

the

, '__¢-_ L. “A““‘ v 'v.'Y_VYV'__Vv‘v1_vV

nrxnLl. oitnsntizs 25¢. 50c and $1.00. ‘rm. ldalplqtatlvo moi-llolne. -, 1

lftlmily lot.

SHOP from Batman's Catalog. l l BOYS‘ WINTER OVERCOATS‘ at SItILtlO-a wonderful basement bargain. .\Ioore 8; Mcleod. Ltd.

Miss HILDA LINDEN. Moncton will sing in St. Paul's Church. Sunday l-vening.

HEAR PROF. FLETCHER, Mrs. Reginald Jones and Master Maur- t- Reunion, Twilight Recital. .\l(*lh0t|in‘i Church today 4.30-5.30.

WHAT EVERY WOMAN wants —A Prim Lady Shoppin Bag. Every lady may have one for only ﬁil (‘PMS at tho Guardian Office.

REMEMBER the sale of farm. stock. crop and implements at Ira .\llld‘s, Kingston. See handbllis.

35-l-li-i'l'~2l.

NIGHT CLASSES.-'l‘hi>re ls still rollul in the show-curd writlng., vvoociilvorking and radio (riiisses at .1 bu TX-chilitull School. Rvrzisiol" Monday night. ii.‘

MEETING oi’ the Ladle-s Aid of tlll- ll’. l-l. l. Hospital and other lildis-s lntcrestt-ti, St. Paul's iioil: tonight. at 7.30. Short progrilill and: nddrmseo by .\ir. liarlloili- and .\ir.|

1 .

Harrington. Li

WINSLOE hiethotiist Church:

lsuiltluy Ntlvenlbr-r 18th. Iiigiliieid. ll u. m; Princetown Road, 3 p. ui.; \\'insloe South, 7 p. m. Please rem- vulilei" to bring your izifls to the| (‘hurt-h Union Fund. The .\iiiltiioll-| ury (‘oncert ilvill take place in til-o

tiny ilvening, November 22nd. E

‘Princetoivn Rom! Church on Thurs‘ l

IN MEMORIAM ~

MR. THOMAwémPi‘. ROBBLEE. 1 l

i llvilth look pizit-l- ill lhi- rosidt-nlil-

li.. oil tho 8th Nilv. inst... of ‘.\ir. -\'~

iTholllas ll. Rabbit-o, aged 74 yr‘: s. ]'i‘lil-. iilln _\lr. itnblller. was well and! favorably kilown innnany parts lift lilil Province lio was born iil’l‘ry-. .oil, but. for liii! grl-uter purl. of his ‘liiviilllt! hl- was it [Fllillvd crmllncr- ]i‘iili ifil\'t'ili'l',. in, tlll- l\lllt'l‘lL'.Ull ]\\' 't. with his homo In (‘luv-aloud. ]()iilll. Silortw ﬂfliél‘ tlll~ dlmth of this wifv. formerly Ailss (‘railb, ll" icunll- lint-it to 'i‘ryon. his nid lloillo, land Iili‘ Inst illrl-l- yi-ilrs llr- has livi-ti ll rl-tirt-d lit'l-. lil- t-njoyt-d ill-- ‘ttlllolvshlp of his old friends and .ltlvl1ti out-s. llnd sinw- i-onlitigilllt-li .hils followt-il both :1 broilll-r, Alt-v Hindu" ilobilll-n, itllii :1 l-listl-r, hirs. ‘(‘i"ll»>_ to their last rl-stin]: pint-v.

qltlsiiioil, zllwilys it l.,'l‘illii'lllilll. ii Vgtlllti vitizi-t] null IHZIVHR flit-lids who will l'l‘L'l'1'l ti. ltalrn lll‘ jilir dt-utii. ilurin]; his inst illness hi‘ wits it-nderiy zlnd lovingly twirl-d for by Mrs. Iiiiifkvlilit", with willlnl i|t~ bud iloilrded for H‘l\'1'.i‘1ii months.

‘dunl; wits tiillll‘ tn ilrlil]: illin illicit" do llvillih and siruilkth. but. without _u\'all. lit- “'41s 1|. great sufforl-r, but

‘worn .\lr. ﬂilti Mrs. (‘huries Smith;

i Hf‘ was oi‘ ii kind zltld jovitli iiiﬁ-l

tn .'l n y '

_l‘7i"‘l'yiillllia nilssillil- that could bu.

LADIES’ FLEECE-LINED gloves Black and Grey. Special 38e-_. PROWSE BROS. LTD. it-il-Zl]

ODD SIZES in girls’ corset waiote. Special $1.00—- PROWBE BROS. LTD. 11-7101"

HOUSEHOLDERS are asked to. cgntrihitte to the Jam Shower ati Moore & McLean's. Tuesday next.‘ in aid oi the P. E. I. Hospital. 1l.,

MEN'S STRIPED Percale Shirts --1Bargain Basement-Ne each. .\.ll day and evening Satur-y (lay. Moore & hlelmod, Ltd. ‘

THE W. T. WELLNER 60., LTD., Queen Street. are retiring from business. Auction Sale starts this. (Saturday) afternoon and ov~ citing continuing dllily llntii every- thiili: is sold. l1-l7-li.

PERSONALS

.\ir. FTP!‘ Show. Phnrlottoiown. spl-nt the work-end at (‘llurl:lliii.

.\ir. Pope imrns-s, St. John is in the city.

Mr. Citas. ilicllellan of Hermitage ivils in tho city yeeitrrtizly".

Alias it‘. M. Wutts, iloniln. China. is the guest oi Miss .\ic(‘:lilitm oi’ the Ctlndnl Home.

Miss Constance Prichard. Sunl~ nlerside, is visiting friends in (‘horiottoto\vn.——S.

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.\ir. .\iilrlt Mllfpily of ilormitagml lrlit yest~r1lay~ morning on n month's visit to friends ill Boﬁton.

.\lr. W. ii. (‘illlll-ron, who hull lwl-u vlsilin]: his sister, Mrs. Leni- llvl Ll-lnililt. (‘illlri-ilill. has rt-tllril- Pd to his ililllit‘ ill NHW (liusgow, H.

Among tilostl il-ilvin]; on tho ilnr- dl-n trzlin this tllorillnl: for Boston

Alissa Edna (lsgood and Mr. JOHPDII‘ Xit-iiilll, ilii oi’ \\'l~bsil-l"s (‘ornolz .\ir. .i:llll1-ii (‘linlnliskyg “Ylilsll-rhi (‘llrili-i" li-ft this llltlrilill]: ml :1 visit in Wilrrl-stl-r Xillss. iili wtis tit‘- t-tllnptlilii-d as fur as Borden by his! fittllw lion. Jzlnlt-s ll. Funlmisky.

Alias iiilrizorl-t hil-Ilnmllll, (‘bar-f iottvtown, spoilt tho wt-i-lt-i-nd in’ (‘liurt-ilili. iill! guest of .\ir. illlii, “PH. Ll-pllll-l Lamont. ‘

.\ir. hliljol‘ (‘lurk illlil Mr .i. (K, ‘tiiiiﬁﬂlill, (‘ltpi- 'i‘l'ilvl>rsn. were in‘ the city yl-sti-rdily :lttl-ntiill;; u; inlet-lint: oi‘ Kirk Presbytery. l

I 'i‘hl-. illiluy it'll-lids of bliss l)ori~‘ liiliiﬂrtlliv, (‘zlrlt-ttin, will bi- Illfliltifﬁi‘ Ito iiilOW slil- hits zllillosi (‘Ullllliviil-I U’ r"i'ﬁ\‘f‘l't'tl from her ion]; illness“

Jury putit-ili und ofti-n told ills ,l‘t'ivll1is how iltlppy ht- was; hi: oil, ‘IP11 Blink“ of the‘ iniillonro m‘ his ‘Ill(liiii‘l".‘<l pruytirs. how the-y hild .l'1lilu\\'~-ri ililll tlvvr mountain high land lit-sort wild. iii» rllqnesttuitililt‘ lilis fllilvrlli si-rvine silouili bu hop] ,in tlll- iiilplist ('il\ii‘(‘ii, that hi. Willi '8l'11\\'11 in lovl- no dt-zlriy and that .'|"l ‘W-‘YPHP- of the ('illil‘(‘ii Wﬂiiiii: utrl its his llilii-lllqlfﬁfg 1].. |._.“\-,.,_.[ %Uilit son, \\'iiilnill, of flliilnl-npniis. K1111! "11" tlillli-tllllir. Mrs. Itoese (trot-- l-tl-r, ill‘ ('il‘\’l'iililii. Ohio; also il itilltlgilit-r-iil-linv, fiirs. Winnifrlu] ﬂiHbilh-P. of (‘ll-vl-lllnd, illl of whom ‘lHPiii illuily ltlriil]: HIHHNHKOH Over dlll- \\'|l‘l¥ ilild through ihh mm] m”. lllli-i his illness. illlli wim \VPI'i‘. illi- yﬂilil“ til ho with him nt. ilil-l bedsidlr f “is Tlllwml. which wax held on lSullirduy, Nov. lil, wns largely zit. iwinil-d iilltl was conducted by his ipasm“ R"‘"- J- n- Dﬂlixzrtl. whom ho lli-llrly loved. Iiis remiilnn worn Hliiirll to Suliluli-rsidt- anti iiiid hf"- ‘Ailit! iliﬂ wifl- ilnd children in tin.

-"f"-'-'t'oirxnrncw

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COME IN AND GET YOUR GOLD FIGH NOW. WE HAVE AN

INTERESTING OFFER.

i not.» uuozn Podlrlvs ouanmrss "ro GIVE SATIS- imirlou on monev REFUNDED

rm i ‘QIQNNON DRUG co.

‘ghoul. itoolix e-rone 'r.o.oox

S‘

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llildt-r ilii- sklifui iri'llllli"iil tll‘ llr in‘. .~\. ill-ll. . .... ___ g I .\ii. it. .i. ittliigvr. \\'r~l| knmvp _]f>‘i\‘i']if'l‘_\’ illil-tiilllierr’, oi‘ Toronto,

iirrivti-d lil lill" ritv ‘Filurt-ilily illplli nud will t-llildut-t suits; ilt'i‘(‘ for] auction for thl- W. 'l‘. “H-llllor, (lnmpilny. l -.... .._ i

.\ll'. William (iorricli, who hue completed S(.‘\'i‘.l‘€l.] pillnililint: jobs ill the 1'il'~iti't‘i'l'l suction of tllv- Provinci- hits retllrilvti to tht- i-ity and is now illstttiiing the plumbing in lilo new (‘ulle-n house. tm (ll-niluil Street Wnsl.

Airs. (i. iCrill-st Turner with little son. ieit this morning for Nl-iv (i-iitsgilw, N. 8., i-.l't1.~r spending tho 111181 two months with her parents, .l. J. hliicloeiln and Mrs. hint-Loan, 14mg Crush.

Aiists Nun Estabrook, fit. John, m‘ iilit i). (f. R, has been in tho city for it tow tiztys in connection with doparillll-iltzii work. Alias ESiﬂhTOOk served tour years overseas as ii DIITSI] and sinu- domolliliotiotl has been COnlKltdHi with the Soldiers‘

Rev. R. G, Fulton and Mrs, Fill- toil. Si. John, ilrrivcd in Charlotte town last night and are lhv guests 0i‘ Mi‘. and Mrs. W. A. HtHLSLiSi, Fppoi- Prince Street. Rev. ‘.\ir. hil- ton prcilcilos in tho Jiitetlloilist (Alum-ll oil Stilldzly morning and ow vniilg.

“Of

FOR PARTICULAR l PIPE SMOKERS

Men that really enjoy a good cool utlofylhg sittoke will find tho

i , DUNHILL ‘f ~: PIPES

P'"""i~ From the aim it‘ umoku as good as any aid

"m"! PIN- TM)‘ IN eny

to clean and give long o". ' vice. New bowl supplied free W. by chance it crack; or b"“'"" Llfﬂﬂ auortment here.

$7.00 EACH

THE WHITE DRUG STORE

’ ii. (i. Jainimil

.' Drum. 3T ’.

“in dvvviupiili. it it.

ALHAN Y

(‘AHDIGAN (‘iiARLOTTF.'l‘()\\'N (‘ORN\\"ALI. ("RAPAUD .25 .25 DUNSTAFWFNAH i". ELDON .125 1!.’- GEORG ETO\VN l IILLSBORO'

(Jivli ilHsta-illlshment. in tho prov- ‘

int-c oi‘ New Brunswick. NEW "Aiwjx

(YLEA R Y OIHV ELI .

The 01d “Apple

Sauce?’ in Sports

_\'p;\\' YORK, Nov. 15 ~-Arouud thi- ttilegc campus i: is termed psyt-ilology. illld in the stuff)’ gynls, whore gather the lmlghts o! the linear. it is called "zlvlni 1-111 the apple #111169."

l‘.y zlnv lnline it is.

lzi lturrli

ti: l“ 2m vihiﬁe and l‘.y I qt}:-

anpllcatloil to 01L llneq. of:

mp; hl--_-=llli~'~ a promlneh’

tl.l:lliu:-'- . ii l~ nut :1 new art. lnu

the ways o! coaching

tried it with izrent success nt

Princeton last your. and tlrrat re-

sults were accomplished.

\\'ilcn Roper gathered hllii ill into sumillei‘ the squad from which

dPVPlOp a team. he found

ings m‘ great players. itopvr started working on

-|lit'il with thl- tilenry tiltlt

l-illlid mllke it overcome physical

the

null tl-t-hillcili dl\t'it'iclit'li=s and ht-

illld hung up ill tht- club hollso vur-

iulls piilt-llrds r-uiiini; ilttentinlt ui.

vvc-ry tilrll Lhlll “A tvrlin that wml't bt- ilviltﬂil. can't bi: iWﬂlUll."

‘Hailsposlilt: words ilild pilrzlsos. Ropt-l-‘s logic as pointed out to his llulro intvlillt-tllitiiy" ilii-rt young ﬂihlﬂiﬁw‘ wns wlint n fight luunag~ or inilzili suy to n boxer who “didn't hurl: lnllcil."

“Youfrl- grime, and that's lullf lilo fight. You go in there and silly in till-ri- ilﬂfi wilt-n that bird misses you. clip hiln on the jaw. (‘lip hilll every limo he ullsses rlild \\"<-‘ii will. it‘ you don't, you'll lose."

Prilli-l-lnlrs HUN ss lust season in with ll lzonlr l-iililll llll‘ lill‘ 4‘ii.'<\i.l'l‘il (‘illillﬂliilii- ship frlllll vol-y’ ol'1iiliilry' liliiivriitl mm flllilllil-d upon tho bi-lil-l‘ uild I'll‘ fillioiriilg u]l ill‘ iiil- thuory Ihilt 1‘\1'i‘_‘v' ll-uill ill ~r--r_v Hilllit! i_< bound to llliikt" a iliisizikl- ilild illost- iIliFiilhPH ululd ill- |lil'lil'll lil- tli u Prlnt-vitln Yililflf)’.

liti-igv iliitiiiiitt- thui. o llluill illiiiiti ulzllillst Prlltl-l-ttlll last your was de- volllpl-d to lh.- ill$i.\illllii'll possibi-

‘lily by tlli- 'l‘i;'_ rs.

.I.'it'h‘ \\'ii4't-, Uhitl Hlilli- (‘iliiiiL found ilililtvﬂir this filil in \'~ v illuvil lit" sililll- position Riliwr \\‘iir~ lll inst your. ililil \\'|it-t~ tried llll ~:lilll- \\. 'itiii of it. without HIIPVHSS ill tii11 slliilr- IiPgrlV‘.

Wiicc \\'i‘lll so fur us lil Iili-rzlily

P. E. ISUiiiE i FPiiilNE SY§

.\'l-\\' Sifilldilirii‘ D. Rail-s l<1t'l'l-t'tiv<- .\'il\'. 2i, 151221.

Copper (‘ircuiis being‘ now ill qpvr- utinii for tho iruilsilllssirlil of lllvH- sllgt-s. rub-s from (‘huriottl-tlill-ii to the following point. will ill-rumi- t-ffot-tivt- Nov. 2i. 15121:. llilto for i! lniil or 1P5} Tn Dlly

.l\ iiiiiiiVlTlN

IIUNTER RIVER .i.’- .i.’. KENSINGTON ' MALPEQUE MILTON MONTAGUP. MORELI.

MT. STIHVART

VIURRAY RIVFR

POIFFAHFI |‘()\\'Nl\i. liifliihiONil iillS'l‘if‘(l SUIYIHS S()i."l‘ii LAKE STANHOPE ST. I‘E'I‘EI{’S SUMMlﬁiiSilliﬁ TIGNISH TYNF VAl-‘LEY

WALTER S. GRANT, Division Sllpi-rintr-tldr-llt.

Every hour i»: the day it’s your best food.

fluldnnrent- .-llt_v, lhl- trfrrt. to instill cnilfidun-

fartnl-“ih

its general .il|)pll_l.'&\_UO!1 in Pﬂilft-l is. ut least. lnodern-aild successful. ilili Roper. wise and modern iii football.

around

Princeton expected itlm to that ivitll tho ext-option of fine spirit. lllv- |liii_\'i‘l‘rl zit ills disposal were not well equipped with tho mak-

ht-

i l’ i

paint the univerllty rod on the theory that rod wumn iunpirlnl color. Before the Colilie IIIM l"!

' locker- room: “lntertecttonilf and b0- fore the big game with Mlchllﬂ" he called the attention of his squad with the simple placard: “Slicing-

nn. '

Ohio tiedﬁolgale and lost to Michigan. but anyone will admit psychology to‘ beat that hilchllall that it would have taken more thui- gang.

Having had experience with the value of niolila not. so very‘ 10'1" back. it might be considered iii]- usuai thitt the West Point officers didn't use psychology on the Cadets earlier than the week be» tore the Yale game.

Perhaps the Army coaches felt that the (‘udet eleven didn‘t non-d any psychology to go through the

present season and no doubt tho Cadets felt tho some way ailout. it.

When Nntra Dome came in»?

and guvo the West Pointers a thrashing. the (‘udots learned that liley lildtrt have the host u-nnl iii the country and to impress in». point upon them firmly. the rrlzlcil-i rs llild tilcketi up zlrounii tho ttylllllilSilllll ilttit- siizils \\‘iill'il], held ollt ilt every turn oi‘ ill1- ill-.i.] i "ATYFRE DAME."

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Queer London Clubs

(By Dominion News Sl-nicrll

LONDON, Nor. 1l‘>.~is London losing its ingenuity in the crl-lltioil oi’ queer cililn-l of rcceiltrit: till:- and appeal?

(lone-is the old "Thieves ititr-ll- on" in the City, where stil<-|t~ brokers ill the had old Victorian days clulmcd nightly to illlvl- l~l--

too rein“: aim»

A nooérmjrmulpiim For Internal and External Us:

fiﬁir-“usfl "m “

The human old enodyno that ii different from othon. Io: incl! than a eonturyit bu proved it’: nu- tery over Colds, Coughs, Grlppo, Soto TluoonCnmpo, Clilllqlponliu, Bums, Cuts, no. The bully lair guard against niﬂerlng and mimic tmubloo in thousands cl homes throughout tho land. All dalon. i5 and 60¢‘.

On Guard

_..__l

~——~ -— rt-rted to type. With it hns vanish- (‘ii the Llltchkey Chill in Adelphl. wilvrv thcrt- were no servants. and the int-tubers. ouch with ll lntch~ iii-y, ill-lpvli ihonlseives to food illlli drink. ii-llvin]: t-hits to be t-tvlll-rll-ll ivooltly by the secretory.

izlllti iilt'l‘l\l)_\' proving the funditin~ "viltzli

ilont-sty of inilnklnd when trusli-ii. Olin-rs, toil. lira ilow defunct. or {have lif!\’l‘i()])t'ii into institutions as ll-oilvciltionili illlii respectable as i lilo Atilrliiuvllill. ilﬂii they have not Ill-vii rl-plilt-l-li. ' i-‘roin tiilli- to

liute appear

jtiiTiilll-(Ply ullniod clubs, which urn lllﬁl rvlliiy Ciililli, ilili dining societ-

ies with to till], lhose '

Theta are sev

Vlfvin: deﬁeatlggqilyuw, P91411198. ll the Crimes Club m9 t in! four times n ywﬁyho‘; mo“ ' hers are all in some w“ “ma” ed with crime legal]; “In h i‘

Arthur Lambton fouqﬂqd u 1011181 1111. immt in orlminolo w some of the léntierli 6i.’ the enmufyi b!" "PB Present member, ‘I °:‘°° m"? was a movomaiit mam‘

..E'JZ°.‘..ZZ‘.ZZ‘.;E.“.“;,"“ - ~ cu s,

tilt Fireside Club. whole 1.322%“ nil-t sit round the iii-é and “l? inlposin, dire penalties on “d ' faultlers whoandoavnur u; e“ off ancient stories as new W“

Also. it is said. there is,» l, ll.‘ hooded men and women :21! moot regularly. but whose pmpo.” l? darkly hidden from [he mm? '.ll-- :1 . - play miililyiailatch mo!“ m “my m“ But, for ti~r= t] , ,.- . ' _

there is a lftliirihooli ljtqgjnxl-t in“ boasting perlnnnent prsniiiles l?“ of a healthy membership of VVBPIZ‘: personality. Almost 810113 atandi the Ham one Club. tuckedaway p‘:

ill

‘it! four of

Hutu-yard, or: (1;- t Street. lls darlieitzisti, wgﬁfﬁ": ﬂllllroach. reminiscent oi’ the on‘;

ot the night watchm

"llkboy. in almost afindilfliilrulwip

find as its origin, ' i’ Officially it. is gt 1 ,

club was founded bifigeuig: S"?

to provide relief for improverlshgd

artists. A capital o] £15

"We" by n benevolent geiwlizmpro‘ and was expended on a “I211. eaten in the empty wareholm which was afterwards convertlzl‘; illto the present quaint prom“...

Ania for Mlnnrdhu and take m; "h"

Furniture -- iiarpets -- Linens Beds and Bedding, i .Paints, varnishes, Muresoo,

0WD.

CHESTERFIELD

as shown above

$8 5 .00

ARM CHAIR

shown $39.60

WING CHAIR

shown $41.85

OS

W()ULI)N’T YOU LIKE TO OWN A LOVELY

CHESTERFIELD SUITE LIKE THIS‘?

Here is a Chesterfield Suite you would be proud to _ Big roomy pieces in the newest design. stantial strongly constructed. frames upholstered in

handsome tapestries.

(iuaranteed construction throughout. deepsprinir seats ilvitil genuine “Marshall” loose spring cushions on top. Deep springs in back. Big wide spring‘

arms.

We offer this Suite in three very desirable uerdure tQDestl-y coverings. It is trimmed in thevery latest style With band of plain velour across the front and on the

Sub-

Luxurious

arms. Even the outside of the backs is covered with the same material so that the set may be used out in the center of your room if desired.

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FURNITURE oanrsrs Liuitus

i i it

(Thesterﬁeid $85. Arm Chair $39.59. wing.

_ Come in and see our completedine of C J Sultes—by far the ﬁnest showing on P.E. Island. Other styles in Chesterﬁelds at $90.00, $115.00, $125.00 and up.

If unable to call, write us for photos and samples of tapestries. We will be glad] to mail these on request. _

‘ 1 i vnmrs vAitNilHEl nuance

Chief. _