’ T:

t

t SILVER ' ‘Fox

p! ‘\‘~ ‘

E

it necessary to

experience

"is kept '“' .

‘be at liberty to offer your Skins, or

after their arrival in London: if, however, your Slum held for a. later sue, it will inform no of this fact at the time of shipment.

by Parcel Post must not eseced 11 lbs. in weigh .

' or some similar fabric.

SKINS

number n" smvna rox SKINS at... andthe limited States of America for inel

Isl." ‘-

SIlIPPlNG.—-Eacll package must he clearly addressed to:-— ' C. M. LAMPSON a. C0., LTD»

eiil.

n, cheese r

DIRECTIONS AS To SHIPMENT

' V PARCEL posit-undel- the Post olllce regulations. lmcknses to be sent t '

64 Queen Street, London, E. U. t, Enflandj come to lake

I

It is essential for the identification of sill meats on arrival in Loud

that each parcel should be distinctly markc mule and address of the Shipper.

It will also be found convenient to mark the first parcel _No. l, the _ "compo, z, and 50 continue with each succeeding parcel untl] the (mil hls affection haswaned. She has just merely ' part ofhis ‘good fortune that he enjoys wltho

of “the Season.

These two points are of grcat lmportance,.as large-numbers of parcels are frequently delivered together, and without the name of the Shipper)

, and number on the wrapping it if extremely f "ownership of the parcels. -

INVOICE-At the time that the shipment is despatched an invoice MUST UNDER Sl-JPAltI-TPE COVER ‘to us at this

ALWAYS BE MAILED

no

' s invoice should s te:—- ~ :1) The number of parcels sent forward. (2) The number marked on each parcel.

, " (31 The quantity of skins in each parcel. l4) Amount oi’ Marine lnsurancwrcqulred.

glnvoice should be made out by you.

to us in London, and the rate of premlnmls most reasonable.

As stated above, we should in every cascrbc advised at the tlm the shipment goes forward of-the amount ofnt lsurance required. , . If it is not desired that we should arrange Marine Insurance. this fact should be clearly stated onthc invoice referred to above.

lsnlrlunm‘ nv nxrazss._slrlns may also he forwarded to London

through any of the Exllrcss Companies-

Shipments by Express should be made in exactly the some waii as by Parcel Post,‘ except that there is no limit to the We!

packages and wooden cases may be used.

It is not necessary so far as the Marine Ilisurance is concern

f‘ ' t ohufgl.‘ their rate based on the valuation. NEW YORIL-lnfor ' ' talned from our New lurk Rcpresentatlvm- >

Mr. ALFRED FRASER, . " 2l2, Fifth Avenue. New York City.

Slllllmllltfidllfldé direct to us in Inndon. _' Payment will. as a rulr, be millim- by New York» Office. ' i

' . ilhould you prefer to be, paid by Sterling Draft on lfondon 70W us of the,faci when forwarding your invoice.

should ' '

(l. crimson o co. urn. » ‘ 64, Queen Street. '" London. E. (l. 4. v lmgland. ear Sire‘.

I haveto-day made t0 Y0" I of which are as follows:

r-

4 The Stripper nltoulll write here OIITPLVIIIIIYI‘. I. on. \ _ PAIKPIZL P051‘. HXPIli-iss. rte.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - the mode o!

HNumber oi I

. k - _ V lnr- will never marry. remain fixed in his detfiffflllllatlflfll lfflhffllllliilll la bachC-ilgzpelh b??? happy “m! keep mi" Packages l~ ~ - - - - » ~ ~ ~ ‘ ' - - - ¢ - ~ 4 - < - < < < - < - - < - » » - - - ~ - - » ~ - - - - - - - - - - - -- jeior after-ht has fallen in love? This lnnn te isia grl‘ r e “lives 18281: medicine d 51ers or by ma“ at 2-5 .s..et_lr’oward ’ _ _ lltbllltgtgvggrgssilllf: tglgylrfglfggaikl; llgilrgytlillg gllfii,’ (lion-l? filling’3:215]eblzéfofrglpociglzllillgrbmilllanls‘ pamo] 1cm , _ , , , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. contains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “inc would u ant to marry he; . I _ p M-“m , ‘ V, . = - ' . \ t 1.3‘. " ' ""- , . An. WEI ; I ~ ‘ . i Plfcfl N“ -= ' - ‘ - - ' ' ' ' ' ' " " " ' ' ' ‘ ' ' " “ma!” ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "i ‘ sHe certainly would. When love knocks at. the door. all precious ob-‘

- - ~ ' ‘jectlons lo matrimony fly outof the window, and a man shamelessly re- —-- , _ Parcel No. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. contains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-vqants his views on thqsubiect. I Lotggnnglqtwy mall) ~50 far as] ' " " " I _— i“ ' 22 00o malec fir“ mm

- , . ' , » . . I 0 g Amount of Marine } v s , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..\ H h _ and only about 50 o! me ‘$2 Insurance required Single blessedness and bachelor quarters look good to the man who l, 1 b

" '" " _ ‘cares for no one but himself, but the minute he really fails in love he p‘: ‘was ‘m’ u‘ M’ °“° time and

' ' ' ' Your! i-fllly. jwants a home, with the one woman lp it, and he wonders how he could ggmeahtmrerltf‘? be“ m"? ‘"58’ ' lover have endured the loneliness and barrenness of hlsforlnereltated. 05,9 y m’ m” "m"

The full nulue of lilo , I ' DQROTHY DIX. there has been about‘ the WhDIeW‘

(Signed) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. { m" I’ I A‘ l-loble arnly 0f the sterner and. al-i

_ v ,1 ppol‘ ullonlul be I ten. . 1mg gh-Qnger Se‘

. - I “I ‘Anti. now that a Royal Comlnls. _ _ _ v - son ens '. more ‘or less bus-

‘fldllfGSS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .; The full” address lo whirl: (\- l r . > w .11)’. m (35 "r W979) PSYQlO-Bllfllyllng‘ . , v ? __ M. LAMPSOS s, 00.. are u: -' _ . o m; 120110: Ffirce. are V1ll’tlie$—ble|| loknovvleilln "mo: of lthlp- ' c. en n u rom a pu c p0 nt of view

...... ....... .... .... of‘ . Round-—-Broyuln—Dellclo_us only-of m... terrifyingvladies ....-__r..

‘ I _ y v \ H56,“ ‘ _ l . der discussion. and as is only right ly, vlw-H-w-B-t-wl Feb-ea» - ' "" . a _ , - , . fiflflifflils°fii KAZ? aifiifi .- , " , o - ~ l a -- a . DO IVNYFZAKE ow». ' l ~, ~ I y . - . The point is that, while ole

""4 ,' “ . m a 1 have "use SILVER ~ 1FOX'CPELTS MY l A p '" SPECIALTY

etherlaw

Ii|l|lldfltif§ for Silver foxes

and I-eipeig snares you Ill

Fun

N7 co. ma. Moreen Siréét. '

.. “lxvl-lrwr-l-llfi -""'i~- ..........-...1_... "-“"" "Lona<">n.""l~:".c.‘1 "F- u.u.a."' , ' ‘_ ' ‘ - 58ft} . if .. scum-mulls ........ 1m

‘Eoming union in make certain rules to aeeept consignment . ' ‘ that (except ilfthe case of the very. are as a rule reaiisedfor lots thiszis especially notloelible in the case of

ti?" only a limited time atrthclr dis- better able to examine a la

containing a

rge offer-

pany ma}: them.’ _ ‘Gains belmgin, to other owners. ‘ Sales Skins on which a reserve-price‘

' y, we willassume that you desire to offer and sell all Skins eonsigmd to us at the neirt rublic Sale you should wish any of he necessary for you to] It is understood that any Skins consigned to us by you, alter the ' receipt of this circular. Ire Sllbiflot to the above co ‘ " that. in making your shipments to usuyoa agree to th We need hardly say that in lotting together Skills belonging to dif- ferent Owners the greatest care is taken "to ensure that only those of ex- actly simllar character, quality and value are offered in the same lot.

‘ C. M. LAMPSON d: 00., LTD.

PACBlNGA-Skins should be carefully packed in parcels, the outer cover- ‘k’ ing of which should be of mnvas. unbleached musli

- llnoneythat on like love llzat wa

mflthc OUTSIDE with the

gilt of. ed! ‘ to declare a value of more than $50 P" Pun-II! W u" 319F955

companies, as if full value ir. declared the Express Company will,

ti»... as u» shipments of furs to London can bomb-

Dollar Cheque from our

(bate) . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ,

signmentfilf rultslclivs, particularsl

1 So go along and scatter your compliments broadcast, and may heaven {protect you from a breach-of-pronllse suit.

elm

Why It

' love [:2 them

l against their

I think it is a ,thrllls. and that they expect their husbands to g0

| This is at the bottom

Is Inevitable and Ri

to be alienated

very romantic. We fel

break up‘ our home.

responsibility. and that. education which we can Answerl

not keep up to the. high forever. Romance is

course of time.

as long as they llve. and that they nditions, and when the poor unsentlmental creatures fall t ldozen assurances of their

devotion.

husbands.

‘lllflffled with beingcruel-vpr abusive or stingy

0n the ccntraryLthey admit that their husban and nloral and good providers; but they wall o that their husbandshavé c

I failure. llnu that. theyare perfectly miserable.

j \ Gil m1 .

It is the

‘soon come to ‘Child? a man considers her

this.

» DEA H MISS

Answer:

, .

o of marriage. I , .

‘saw,

l

of the other.

their charms,

member.

r Tue- wholc trouble is‘ that wn tr. normalcy.

still love tllewonlan the s n Foul’ in luxuries than they y pe ' Hlley were honest. They th wfincinllll’ than words would

So I think difficult for us to trace the 51nd ills f0l‘_y0il, walling because wvere in the days of courtship. [affection that is better and mor Don't vlvlsect your own 1 ,Don't keep your anger always on .best when you don't watch lt too closely.

I ijhlnk any girl should have se sort of talk from a mall tha

and tnat there is somcthln heel/er met. and that she is the all his life, she should

who docs not love to be flattere with women‘ who does not enjoy cxhibltlng lt.

Tilt trouble is, Emmet, that ajct of

‘they believe everything of a com 'tl".em. Particularly they believe t

on from having even on

eased to love them

law of nature that we

What were once feel the

DIX-I am a lad

dream

Many: a man has found himself engaged to n. y filer own interpretation uponyhls words, and so this you not to go around maklngflndlscrimlnaie love.‘

ll. cramps tilt-style of many an embryo Romeo, arid prevents many a maid-l t° be happy whe“ wen‘ e hour of lovemaking in the moonlight to re-

but now our love seems to there anything we can do?

great‘ pity that women ‘have this

Lfeftke-fj

gilt for Romantic‘ " Love to Cool-One Who De » With Sweet Nothings- When a Moms in Love ynasn MISS nix-I am a -

Wc are well-to-do a these years of great lo

lights the, Girls How

young married woman with three children, d have ‘every comfort in life, ve between my husband and myself we anebegipning

from each other: something in. to with lain 1 v- , tangible has come between us. Our ‘mauve m p woo en re

. f d ll .'I‘h rred linloveatslghtalid eracmgmwu ecoppey ,

have fallen asleep. :15‘

Neither of ua ~wouid We realize children hre -u they need a home and only alive themjtogether, l

-= " a wnuz.

g I Perhaps yoll expect too, mucl Wmlvncf you ‘ sslon‘ bound to fray out n8 pa ' edges, and get drab and faded and colorless in the . That is life.

of nine-tenths of the complaints that wives have‘ They don't charge-the men to whom they are. m" zrolwhy or llnfdithfula ds are kind and generousf

and that marriage ls a-

wltb the men matrimony has -just SMLUEO. They don't see any more sense in swearing that theyf d their lives toiling to support and lndulgej

would in going around announcing publicly mall’ ink their actions speak for them more con-i

do. but the wives pine for words, and there

get. accustomed to our blessings and them without any especial display of gratitude. way. _ luxuries soon become necessities. y. and the affection overfwhlch we once palpltated ls no more than we have a right to expect, and so ceases to tell his wile every day that he adores her most wonderfulcreature on earth, is no indication that become a part of his life, a ut thinking about it. ‘ i

‘you are foolish to worry about your love for your husband.‘ you are no longer" as romantic as you‘ You are just "settling down into the placid e enduring than passion. Be content with lenrt nor your husband's heart. too much,

the pulse of your affe

of honor, or tllatdhe girl shou that what. ls said is worth very much?

nse enough not to regard seriously any t does not end up with a bona flde proposal

When n youth bells a maiden that she has the loveliest eyes he ever; g different about her from any other girl.f0

_le_t these dulcet sounds caressone ear and go‘ out ' ~ v

‘Thereby a pleasant time is had. by one and all, for there ls no woman‘ d and there is no man who has a good line,

girls have so much vanity that‘ pllmentary nature that a man says t0] hat every man they encounter falls for? and this makes it. dangerous to‘ jolly algirl, who may think! that you are proposing ma ,'make pleasant conversation. l

rrlage to her when you are merely trying to‘ PAYMIZNI-lt is, however. unnecessary ‘for you to advise Ml". rum of}

insatiable appetite for! on making romantic feel grievously iii-used] o_ comevup with their daily

ctlons. Love thrives ' " DOROTHY DIX.

Just beginning to stcpout amon _ Of course. I take in all tile parties and dances and I find lie say_ pretty things to ‘every new Jane. Do you think that a. 0n the last page of this circular we give an example of how thel"x"g‘g‘rllltz'izlgxggrgztg ‘t’: gogfiillggr MARINE INSURANClL-UNLESS ADVISED TO THE CONTMARY. ‘Vfi ' will insure all shipments whilst in transit under our Open Policies.- ‘ for invoice value plus l0 per cent. These policies give full protection

from the time that the goods leave your possession until delivered

oung woman who put makes it, advisable for

1- w U a.k"

m‘ Guardian's Special ' Patten, Service ‘

. = ~th t islncluded in every‘ to 'wo:nan's wardrobe. Style No. ~ - ‘ especially attrac ye with r

. " ~ 1 bodice that effec

in ed plnlt at center-front.

but somehow .a,fte p‘ its chic. it

ooees sheer tweed

marriagehwas

l of love. Ycuqnn- i’,

around the

5.. v l '|

\

~ l

We accept I WE l we be= and

i i

CHIC , CGAT DRESS

EMMET." ‘crepe are» effective ;sultable forall-day wear. lsigned in slle

\

‘price 15 cen '. in stamps or col l (coin prcferltéi.) » l .

We suggest that when you sen ~ ;most attractive Paris styles. Also cm

,broidery and interesting ideas Xmas gifts you can make.

_ Mr. l-iogge made was+"we had three LIVEBED prices. fiiosfflflham Htlllrblglf- u 1 t, of ‘flung.- w eat: why all; we want; 1s - _ g - u course, 1e lrc mocu lon - 1 t, . d 81 km and gm-ksov’ ~c . ‘A Laughing lfiee maintained by the Pnrty-aslpacs in-<QL -- ' ‘ I H l ‘ 9 . , ‘ by ll other Parties-has taken 3]‘ e _-- ‘ - ‘ Is (‘treat Joy hang and, on the surface, Mr. Mac- 5 pfllhnnsiqiy FOR IT 0 s ' ‘ . Donald makes tu- chungc on the‘ T uh “mid m“ n [mug , What can slve more ivy In the “order: ofaCommittee, such change‘ o“ e m‘ o o " I

The well child makes

l Mothers, if your baby ls cross. if {he cries a great deal and no amount ,of attention seems to make lnm

Tm? pretty things that lncn say to women are like the pretty flowcrsfhappy- 31v“ mm a d°§° 0f Baby's that. spring up along the arid pathway of life, and that they like to gather

wn Tablets and he will soon be

up in their memory and make lllto nosegays and keep among their trans-MW" and "Edy w radiate 9118-9 hall-

uros. and the world would be poorer if we had to ‘up by Lhv IJOOES.

, - . . | EAR MISS DIX-—Can a man of middle age who has always glorled in m, d _ x _ l) single tlessedness and independence, and who has firmly decided that ‘Igkan domg them ‘v°-"_th‘"y

coco-loo

peach-av mx. a ,

dig down and grub the“! pigess thrcughthe home again. l

aby's Own Tablets are a mild lbut thorough laxative. They regu- ‘iate the bowels and sweeten the 'stomaclltand thus banish constipa- tion and indigestion; break up colds and simple fevers and corret those ‘troubles which accompany the cut< itlng of teeth and in doing those

in-nohltie.

TRY THEM TODAY.

Charlottetown '

l .‘ ..

- DOUGHNUTS

Made in our window by the new all electric almost human,

‘J Mall orders will receive prompt attentlorfi , m the nut demon-Postage pale.

WAR Ts "BAKER

s

ln‘ blue ts a limo-e of

glint. le nothing more tha a figure . ‘I - l "*

Whether-or no the specifications to whiqh policewoman are built are ~ peculiar, lhthllt they are in _. as to divine. the fact out leaps w the eye um u» m. lice Indy ifnot a

p and her official it appalling, _. _ . -, From the practical point of view of the aatltorittlelltlt. may be 11:; possible Pl lo the streets . bottled-taint wispy-skirted Queens of ‘Baum but the other grtreme A strangel- might nettaow 4H‘ therefore-ell whom‘

A Fae/lion I i‘

. l , l l Tn ' rts type in coat atyiint‘ a spc pfim

_ adollbllebrcasted closing, with bottoatrlm. The skirt

troduces box-visits with an invert- To prove

g the girls, tones in printed velvet expresses ln- it very easy dlviduai taste. Patterned w'ool jersey Pmphecy helm?) l b young fellow in soft brown tones. black Jerseypeve" ‘i dangemus “"955-

ld have intei4>black crepe satin, myrtle green vel- lveteen, black velvet, claret red can- iton- faille crepe and slate blue wool combinations. It is de- s 16. 18, 20 years, 36. 38. 40 and 42 inches bust. vPattern