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job itself.

That is why we are called by

those who know us best. “The

Quality Drugstore".

When we started in the drug

business years ago, we drilled deep

_ Q

into the comer stone o

ness structure and put in a quality

resolve. Then we sealed

f our busi

the hole.

IGHT here we want to say that the quality foundation has made ours a strong

store. 4

We, could not build on such a

iock and be anything else but strong.

And the longer we have been in

business the stronger we have

grown. _ _

We are full strength.

Ourdrugs are full strength:

The strength of this will be

more plainer to you if you puI'ChaS€ your drugs from us.

Your desire for more will ne

p \

EEDS count. Claiming to be able to perform a task is different from doing the

RGENT means are taken

to guarantee purity in all our drugs. We demand purity when we buy, and

then to make sure we get what _ we order we examine carefully the drugs

after we get them. `

We don’t allow it to stay in the

store. ‘

If you have a prescription filled

here your doctor knows--and you ought to know-that it is compoun- ded of absolutely pure drugs, and the doctor’s orders followed to the letter. _

.'.f‘t

. OOD, honest, reliable :lrug

selling is what we stand for. When we say a drug

is pure, full strength, the

acme of drug quality, you can depend upon it. _ I

lt’s Reliable

P ' Not only is it true of drugs, but

of every other article we sell. It _may be a comb,'hair brush, bath requisite, tooth preparation, or any one of the many delights of our toilet goods department, yet we stand back of every article, ready to refund your money, if you are not entirely satis- fied. Our guarantee means absolute protection to you.

EEMLY with Quality, Strength, Purity and

Reliability is _Accuraey Freedom from mistakes-3

fixed result always.

You can have-a hundred pres.

criptions nlled here and they will each be "absolutely correct or you can have the perscription filled here`a hundred times and always get the same result. `

A right way of doing things.

A proper way of showing your

respect. '

Accuracy permeates o u i-

whole store.

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Quality

strong.

Strength ,

“You are Safe When You Buy From” 1.

I Joh o John o 1

Purity

The Quality Drugstore

' Corner Kent and Prlnoa Streets

m_»v¢7_i-_Jx_\_ _cJ1,___ J__J-1-- -x\,_

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, Reliability

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Accuracy

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as become almost a n sitv with a great num er of people. We have afine stocl them, and would he ased to show them to

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itt~e\t', has broken adrift. .\lartiiot's

its-ui' lot-alit_\', as tliero is nothin!! at tliit pri-si-nt tinii-_ to mai'l< tlii~ onil of

isgiii \ Lotto

NOTICE T0 SHAREHOLDERS

¢._,__._._--_---~'--ff' Rogers Payton Silver Black Foxes

DIARY OF EVENTS

(`lty .\lai;istratr‘s‘ llourt l.i~i'turo h_v lli-v. .\lr Simpson in tho

llvartz .\lvinoi‘iai llall. 7.140 p_m

Football, .»\.A..-\..\. (Hotiuilla. ('oii

nauglits vs. S.I).t`._, 2.30 {/.m.

Limited

'l`hi~ Annual Gott(-riil Moetini: of the

Sliarvliolilors ot` lloi.:i‘i‘s l’a._vlon Silver lilack Foxes, Iiiniitod. to rovoive the report. of the Directors, for thc elec- Ition of Directors and such other liusi- |iic\ss as may volne heforo the meeting, \vill ho held in tho Y.)l.(`,A. Board

MARRIED

Room. (`linrlotti_-towti, l’.l‘l_l., on Tues- day, the Sth day of f_loi'oiiilwr. 1914, at. tho hour ol` 2 p_ii|.

1'. J. .\"l‘i£\\'i\ft'|`, Si-i-rotary.

ROSS--ACORN.---ln this .\laiiso of \\'ooil islands, on tho. 18th inst.. hy the ltov. .lolin Gillis, i\li' \\'illiani floss, of Mount \'i-rnoii. to Miss .\linnii» .-\i'orii. ot' tho saino plat-o. 'l`hv groom was ;<iippiii'li-ii hy Mr .lfliill .\fi‘i`riit', \\'l1llt.‘ tho l\i'iili~ was alti-nilieil hy hor :sisti-r. l‘Ill7.iilit-lil.

<MUNN-CHANDLER.-Iii llostoii Nov. :nd i»_v the Rev. ld. ltl. .\larsli. llvli-ii

liotiizlass i\luntt. fornii-rl_v of ltoso- E _ _ _ _

l I

i.iiatli, l'. IC. l.. to 'l`lioma.~' liayiiioiii

ef f`»ti2~l-11-2Zlnini\\'f`2\v

HERON-HASLAM.-~.»\t St l’aul's lti>i-tory. on tho lTtli inst.. h_v tho lo-v. 'l`. \\’. Mtirpliy, Miss l.i~nora i.ui'l:i lloroii to Mr John I). ilaslam, both of

Cliarliittfitowii.

NOTlfE TO SHAREHOLDERS Silver Foxes & Furs

'l`lii- .-’\nnu1l General .\li-elim; of °lL\`l'IR

l~'tii{E.~‘ & l"UR.~'_ l.iMi'riao, to ren-ive the report of this Dirortors, and lransartioii of P\_u.=iii¢"=s i-ron- crally_ \vill he hold inthe office of \\ . K. ltogi rs Vo., iini'r‘d. Sl Great tleorgi- Hliort 1 n '|`hiirs- day the l0th day of Dt-reiniicr. lili-l, at the hour of -i

_ . t.

"Tilt: transfer hooks r\_f thi- Vonipaiiv will bo

irlosoil from thi' 27th of .\ovcn_ilinr to thi- ltltli day of lli-rentlior. l9ll, liotli days iiiclutavo.

I , .I_ .\"l`liZ\\'.\l{'l`,

662",-li llfiinit. lil

lntlfil ho t‘1\1`L‘l`U1 ill HllDl'0i\\'llllll! 171110 ‘ ot’ vlothint: hail het-n li~l'i on tho lianils\

t‘hanflli-r ot` Soioi-rvilli~. .\lass.

.\i-orn A- lirotvii, two woll kiio\\'ii _voitnir mon ot' this i'i|_v, who liavi- just npoiivil

war it liecaiiio known that large :ttorks

‘\li»iiti'i~'tl and olhi‘i‘ itianiit`ii<'ttii~ii1;:

.i_..i.-tatit ilotliiiip, l\tlii'i, lit* ki|i»\\ itll that was \voi‘th ltnowiiii: about i-loth-

i , _tit ttw ttttti ntittt tivisttttttti

~ ' icttt iii tiiwi

til_\` ll“ 1lflllll|l||‘fi l'Ulll'|’l`l\ll\l-I lf’

iliath ot' l’ti- ’\ii=xanili r Ugilvie aired

t. t M . 'ill 1\`»\"llll'l` hat-Z0 ttf llliii lfisiiii “`illfZ:l~`, of tho -ltli.llattalion. ot' tlii\.'(‘ana-

0 0 hi- fottnil thi- iiii\'ertisiiiiit~iit o|` Ali-ssrst 1-. (- - _ I 1,, ,|i_| - ii 3 ,H -|

iian ontiiiiri-ii ,ii i i-i in ii-1.: iii room at .\'i‘\v .Sizollaiiil Yard last Sal- urdav nioi°i\ini.:.

~ ~ ' i V' - , ° - i . < . , - _,_, ' .' , . .

. .\otii~i~_ is _heroiii 1».\\' ll ill-li fill- l tip a n<»\\ rlotliiiig stoio in thi: llvii it Mn i,~,~,.(|(.m.k i i,,,,~|,._`- i»,I,,.,~_ 5,.,m,,- Aiitoinatit- \\lilstling lluo_v_ ivliivli has iii".-ii, Ki-iii ,\‘tri~.t‘t- "lli\l’l“i" ‘lf llltf ll¢‘t'i‘asi~il's ,~l.gi,m.m_ been iqimhnshed U’ m.“_rk ilulw' .num S|““'l-" “fl"" ill" "“l|""’“k Ui ill" stated that Ogilvio was it i-ook lioforc

lio joitii-ii tho ai'ni_v. llo was a inar- rivil man, his wife livini: at H22 (loorgi

of sonic ot' tliii (`ai\ailian niaitut`ai'tttrvrei \ St,~,.,.i_ ,\i,,.r,|(.,.,,_ |i,, gm |,.,,\~,. in

_ tiiiil lliat tlictso vould hi- hoiiirht at itil! i<onii\ lo lioiidon to tnoet hit: wit`i\, anil

ill" RUN- fl\S"U\\l\\S~ MF t\\“>I`l\ WOR it ll`ll> it’ li-1`t tho calnp ut. Saiislinnv l’liiin on

'l‘hnr~il.i\ lli> had .i \i>i\ ood vliai

_ _ __l~hipt_ liiglit and liuo.\'i;_ i't'liti'i~s to :aio wltat was iloiitir. flav- _u,.|,.,-_ “mi ||“.,»,. \.,,,_`- n,,i},g,,,3 ,,|m;n_r;i

‘tlilf-.-fl-2i`ln-_il iii-,g lit-on i-oiiiti-vii-il for sonii\ livr _\'<‘f\l`=i |hiin on thi-_ hiiolis. tln or about th-t

“illl ill" lilll-¥"*"i "lUlilil\ii -*'l<’l"‘* I" ill" ll! hir ivas faipposoil to halo hurl into

__i _ ||tio_\~iio'i- as ail_vi\rli:=in_i1 tiiiiii:li:~'1l'_1llHl oi' tho fliil.;t\r:= ol` tho right h_a|ii| \vhiIi»

wrvtitliiiir. lull altliouizli tho ttni.:i‘i‘ izitvo him .i lot of liouiilo he lt thi- mat

inix. and his visit to tht' maiiul`at'turi~i':t ro.stilti.\il in his pttri-lia:'in§.: :in iiiiiiiotiso stork oil ilothing, wliicii has just arrivr-il. lllr Ai-orn liollovoii lio has si_~i~\tri'ii thi- host harigaiii in i-lotliing cvoi' s+~i'iiri\.il |t_v any firm in this pro- vini'i~ or i_»lso\vlti-ro, and iii- is pz'i~pai'vi| to show tho gooils and givi- his rea- sons for the faith that is in him to any prospective buyer ot' olotliing who will call aiiil exainiiiiz the goods. lili- Avorn has assiiiriatoil with hint !\lr Brown, l'oriit|\rl_\' pi'iiprii‘tin' ol' tiw ll¢_>\'i\.ri\. llolol Stalilos. atiil latti_‘ri_\' piosidviit and inaiiaixi-r of Llii~ lli~vi~i'i~ lfox Exifliiiiige.

'l`lio_v liitvii oponoii up a most ittti~ai~-

tivo store in tho ltcvore liloi-k, Kent Strtiiit, wlii~ri_- they will ho plirasod to show rtiilors aiiil lniyfirii tho iiiiiiiuiisv slot-k of olotlilnxx just opoiiifii np. Nattiraily, ut this seaiion ot` tho year. they liavo made it speviulty ot' over- ooiits. and tho samples they are slinw- int: in this line und the prices at whiizh they :fro :tolling them \\ill ho a rovolii- tion to tliosi- who havo hi-.un woiidi-.i‘iui: how they could got. it good winter ovi':'i-ottt al a prii-o iroiii-tititi-iit. with thi- fltiiincial striiiixoiiigv that. has iald its hand i-v'r‘n oii this prosporoiiit pi'ovint'<\. A i'itll at this attrai_:tivu new store can hi- tnailv vory inti\ri~stiiii: and vory pi'olltahlt‘.

llllllUS PllllS

_ _ _ _ , .N .

itvi' to liiniewlt' and would not toll thi. tcaptaiii in vasi- ho wa_:'. pri-vi~iiti-il t`i‘om going to the front. ' Corporal 'Siniinons ot' the Militany Police ileposeil that ai ‘X p. ni. im lt`riilu_v ho fouiiil Oirilvio at l{in;;'s ('roi:i'. Station. llo appoaroil to hi- undoi' thi- iiifliioiii-_i-_ ot' drink, and ,ho said he hail linen to Aliorilooii that day, lint his one idea was to go to -lildiiiliiirizli. llc had no i‘ailwa_v pas: or itiotiey. anti was nloiio. Witness liatidoil him ovor to thi* autliorilivs at \\'li_ileltuli.

()tlit'r niilitary tvittiiissos slated 'liiat

Vgilvio was plavoii lii tho litiarilrooin at. tho Sciitlattil Yard ltvtmtiitliii: Of- fivo for hoini; ati alisiiitov, as he hail no pass with him. llc said hu hail lost `li. iii: tnado no voiiiplaiiit in the tpitiard room. (ni tho follo\\'itt.:,tooi'ii lull. liowt-ver, lu- was taken ill and divii. ‘ fizptaiii twill'-i' sa‘ii it was ii i‘\ti'.i'tt‘-' l"iu-'. that 'wilt-ii, hail no ii.ie»i, iii, ('-"ll.t. lil! WHS ll)l fill llllS\!Illi’l‘.

fir. S. 'l‘ri-vo: :<tati~i| that tio iiioii

front sudilvii i>i~art t'iiiltti'i\ iluriiig .iii attack of' angliiu piwtorls. 'l`li.t.‘i- -.i'i.ii-¢_- no iiigiis oi' lii;s liaviitg iiiton ilritikiiig ul all. \\'itiii\.~..s would havo iix|w<ti:=l to fiiiil tiaieos ol' itlvoliol ii' Ito hail. t 'l‘lii~ t‘oi-oiii-r siiiil that anrxmzi poi- toriia rntisi-il titrrthii- puln anil il tntglit hr- that t,\i;ilvio was ::i|f'|`i-ritii: friiiii tht- oarli'-r :=ii;tt:4 ot' liio i-otnplilint ivlioii tilt' "'ll‘l7‘\|’f\l llltllllrltl lio was iiiidi-r tho iiilliiolii-o ol` drink.

'\ vi-rdii-t ot' ili-alh l`i'om natural

_ . __ _ itil iuttit _

DEATHS

LElTCH.- l‘assr_-d uwny in t`liarlotti-- town Saturilay iiftornoon \\'allai‘i~ `l.i~_ll<-ii. Fttiieral. leiiving his lato ri i~:iiii~ni'e ll.'l Vppnr l'rln<‘i' Sti't~<~t.

at ‘ll0 p tn bv

.\loiiiltti' at`tt-rnooti

train to Sherwood (`i‘tiii'li‘ri’.

The sttliscrilii-r, intonilini; to ttialto

an alteration ln his liusinirss thi' lst ot January next. lioroliy notifies all parties inilehti-il to him to tnuko pay- iiii-nt in tiill lii~_t`ori~ that. date, as all iiiisotllvil ai't'ount:; \vill bo liatiilod ovor

" lor collection.

DANIIGI. Z\li‘l.Altl'II\'.

~ llt‘lli\ llivt‘i‘, Nov. 20, 1914. » . i _

|lti21t~l l-llfiiiilieili

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BELGIAN FUND. _

TIDE TABLE

NOVEMBER.

Timo

S. 9.44 t M. i0.:¢i 'l`u. 11.15. W. 11.158

‘ Th. 12.41 I F. t Su. S. M.

10 Tu. 11 W. 12 Th.

Date Day

$0!-‘|a:t@=;N,,_.

POPID-0

FF99?N“>--oe wwmwn "11;‘; r-¢Q¢ha»-'Q-~a§~:;g:`2';~§g,-i

High Water

]l'l.

_\i_`x7i_-1-si UV:-`l3;'\

Pwwwwvsvsswss mmwa<w~owmube

Timo 21.41 22.12 22.44 23.15 22.-.5 13.254 14.06 14.51 15.39 16.29 17.19 18.07

f"=".".".~".°'*?°.~"°."'.".":1_~i:~x-i___ -rom--a=a.r.~ior:.n=<:o¢i`,{_.-i

'l'lii~ follilwlnr: Ilsl iii' i'li|1l1‘l"-‘

ltiitioiis lo lin- lli~l1:i:llii1 has lit'|>|i l't‘~ i»i\lvi-tl froin ('oli~nian, liot lt: -- Mrs. John Largo, i-lotlilng; Mrs. James Wi-lib. iilotlilug; Mrs. George linsvton. i-lotliltiir; Mrs. Pr-tor lllanizliard, hinti- kvt; Iilrs. llaniiil Arsi-niitilt. l iiullt; Mrs Norman Mi-Wflllatns. 1 rap; Mrs. Albert. Mi'\Vlllinmt~t. l rape; .\lrs. 'f`lio~ inas lllgnun, l, lilankct; Mrs. A. lt. Ross, vlotlilniz; Mrs. li. liiiigv. 1 wat; Miss Annlf- llli-Naliglit, olntliliig; Mrs. llirnrv Dllztiaii. I pilir pillow i-asv-.si and l towol; Mrs. 'Flniitlhy t\1i'l)o|iiilil, vlotliiiii: and I palr sliovs; Mrs. l<`ri~il Arsriiitiiilt, i-lollilng; Mrs. lli-nrt' llottl- Qti-r, rlothlnlz and I Pont; Miss Miiiiilii *Mi-livan. 2 r-apes; Miss Ella llottltvr, l lqiillt; Mrs. l)anins Arsi-nault, 1 pair 'mi!ts. ,

The ladli-s ot' thi' North Wlllslilri-`

llraiiirli of Red (Toss Society have

tho following artli

lli pairs wooll-

inade and

2 woole

shirts,

"Browse, ls the star of the cut.

lllll SHllllllllilUWN

'l`lii\ (‘liarlotti-town pulilli- will liavii

thi- ploasuri- on i~vi~r_v \\`i-iliiosday and |'l`liiii‘silti_v lii\rieal'ti-r oi' so.~_iiil:. at thi- l’rlni'i~. Iiiiwaril 'l`hr>atri-. :ioino ol' tht- lgriiiiti-sl_ .\'i~w York anti London 'tliientrivnl stti‘i'i~ssos i\vi~i‘ pt'odl|<~i’d lhofoic thi- lootliizitls. ’l`lif‘si\, sonii- ol' tlii- izraiiili-st drtinias :intl i'oni_odli-s in ithi- |ii.=:tor_v iii' thi: stagi-_ liavo lwvti ;;<oi~tireil nt. llroal i-xpi-iiso hy 'l`lii~ '-l"amoiip l’lnyi-.rs l°`il|n (‘o., atiil havi- li»‘i‘n ai'li-il for motion pivtiirvit unfit-i' tho :itipvrvisioti ol` llioir s\ii'uofisl'i\l iliriv-tors and orliriniil star casts. pro- duirvd tho iianie its in the ldizgest. tliealros in New York and liondon for frotn 552 to Sit :i si-iit.

'I`lii-ntro-i:ovrii, when llii~_v i'o|ni\. to

ritallse that. l`or tho small fer oxactod for adniissioii to thi- Prince Edward Tlioalro. tliov will at-ri tho “idols " of thi- arlsl_oi't'atli: iltoutr¢~-giiors of Amor- ira in ai:tlo|i. will no rliittht award llio inana|;i~inr-tit of thi- l’rini-i- ltlilwaril for their i-|itvrpi'isi-_ to sat' notlilltlz of their i~xi»i-ptioiiallv larizv fltiaiiriiil otitlny.

li. husky, Wllllinii l<`arnuni rind lliinlcl l~'arnun|, wlio.~w_ imnioft iilono vouch for pioiltii'tlonit of .oxtraiirilliiiiry oxirel- loiii-ii.

Lai-k of itpnoe will not permit the

puhlli-thing of u list. of these famous plays. httt the first one, entitled " The Master Mimi,” will lie shown at the theatre next Wodneiiday. lt .ls pre- sented hy Jesse li. liankey and tliel nasterful dramatic performer. Edmund

" Rexall

till/lPlllNP Gllllllll.

l’l']’I`lt()tlltAll, Nov. 2l.--- Ati agilit- tloti is on foot liori-_ t`or the ndoplioti of i-itrongor iiiunstiros to prevent. Goriniiny from gi-ttliig prai-tlvally itll the sup- plies wlili-li itho roiitiiroft. in spite of filo lirillsli liliiukuilo. Nowsiniiiorn lit-.re ltitprosn tho opinion flint. it to time for this allliia to drop their kid izlovo war on son. und to ui-l. it little inorir mi Ger- iniiuy would lf sim ruled tho wuvon.

Not a day iiiissos. lt iii alicgeil, with-

out fret-ili cargoes for (.li-rniiiny bi-.lug shipped in Danish. Swedish and Nor- _weglan hottoms. and although ull* tlteso slilps sail from neutral porin. and hiivo for dosthiatlon another etiltnlly noutral port. it would bi-. oriiiy onmigli to ostah- llsli llin i-nntrnlniitil ntiltirii ol' their lraflli-_ lf only thi' nlllos niadf- tip Iholr minds to ho fools-d no longer. lt ls

'l`lii~ plays are all pri~si~|iti\il hy Jesse .uddi-d that. diplomatic iiitorvoiitloii is

fur too platonic ln such ii mutter which involves tho prolonizallon or the war, perhaps. for years. The Allies are no longer juotlllod ln confining themselves to protests. A few vigorous examples sro all that,would he necessary to ond scandal, the_piip_er says.

to the

Nov.

About

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trainers or nie iiuiuiiiiiui i

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THE CRUCIAL MOMENT.

l’i'oplii passliig along ii dimly lilfliti-il

s'tt'i=i'l at tiii:ht»ai't‘ si'ari'_0l_\' more than movini: .~'liado\\'s in our sight. oiio i|il`- l`i'i;iiii,: liltlo t'i'om anothi-r as thi~_v hur-

r_v or sliutllt- a\ioiii:.

llut otil of :toino i.:i‘i»at witiilinv pours

ii iirilliaiil liixlil. atiil as |hi~ lorins pass onii af'ti'|' aitotlioi' itito its i‘:iili:uii~i~ titigv iiliaiiizo, and for ont- ilittniiiiatiiii: inotiiitnt takii a strikitii.: inillviiiualilv.

'l`liori\ is a soldii-1', a ri-iiiai'kalily _

lwaiitil'\tl woinan, a ivoll-liiiotvn states, tnan. ii stivi-i‘ssl'til tuavlivr, a plii|anIli~_ roiiisf. i

The stiildon light upon them lifts*

tltvni out ot' tho di'it`ti|\i.: iiiuss, and shows what tlit'_\' urv.

ph:itii'all_v assi\rt that l’. \\'. t`., pl:t_\'- itd a .~i-nior mail llirouirliout tho wholo si-rii‘.\‘.

I ani vi~r_v >:ot'r_\' that tho dui' iiil`l`i\r-

i-ii<-i- paid to flint "classy httiii-li ot' .si-li-iitifii' yotii\_u.~'li~rs" in our si‘i‘ri‘- tai'i"s ii-ttor should l»i~ so taki-it to lioart li_\' l|ii~ (`aptain ot' tho l‘. \\'. 1'., loam as to invi-iglii liini into oll`i-ring liitiisfll' as ati inti-i'nii~illat'_v lo p|'o\'iili- ;t i~liani‘t' l'iit' tis to ti-st thvii' “itliilitii-iz,"

lt smacks strongly of dictation.

`l am. &i:.,

PRESIDENT,

St. Dunstan's. A. A. A...

::'l'ry our lilack and Wliito 5 i-cnt

i'ii:ar---lt is ri-ifognisoil hy critical snioki-rs as the host on tho market, for the privo. 'l`ry ono, you will like lt i\li'l{iniion llriig-(`o., (`ornoi' ol` tlrcat Gi‘oi'f:o and l\'i‘nt Streets. lniltl

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’l`ii»~ supra-iiii' ini>nii»nls ot' Lift' ol`ti~n

throw ituvli a l'0\'i‘aliiii: lii.:|\l upon in- ni'i‘ poi‘so|ta.lity. _ 'l`hv tramp lint-oitii-i~i a liiero in risk- ing his life to savo a child,

The ordinarily giddy telephone girl

stays izalinly al hi-i* ilanizcroiis post at. lili-go sonilini.: ittussitiros Lo the liravo di-.1`0iiilvi's.

So it goes your iit'ti‘r year. 'l`lii\so

people milzht i-`:isi|_v hi-_ tliotiglit ot' as ol' tho i-oiiinionosl ot` human anliiitils, hut when thi- hiitir strikes, ii liighoi' llt`i- llaines up wltliiii tlieni.

What will this world lic like when

wo get into tho hahil ot' living up to soinetlilni.: near this host that is in us?

IHIERCOLLEGIATE

UHAMPIOHSHIPS

Sir,--~ Lit _vour lssui- ol` ltith, iiint, I

liofiiiirta lvlfvr slluiiiil, ‘Captain ol` I’. \\’. C. fiiotliull ti~iini." 'l`lils letti-i' was written osteiisllily as ii reply to ouo wlifoh iippirari-d on tho 12th, fiisl.. ovor this sii:iialtiri~ ol' tlii~ Siwriilitry ol' our A. A. A.; litit Ili: vonti-ills rovval tht: dual volt- of i-upltiln of tliv P. W. (‘.. loam aiiil t'liiilli‘iii.:t~l‘ for aiiothi-r. Ro tho l|ili-ri~olli\i;inti- (-limnplonslllp lit- \t\1o’i‘s from it letter f`roni otir Sorro- ttii'_v staitlm: that tirruii,f:oiiit‘lits had Iwi-it made- to pay fortlio liiti~ri'.iillcgi- ate ttliiiinploiiiiliip. l frankly ndioit that otir Soi-_rt-titr_v niado an error in wordim: his alntviiioiil as he did. Moro- ovoi- .l iidnilt flint. thi- wrong tltiiv was uppi~iiili\d to thi- picture ol' our limi yi:ar's Soi-_onil ’l`ou|n. Ilut two wrongs did not tiittko ti rlizht und tht* t'ai‘l. of the sltlititltiii is flint. tho P. W_ i‘_ WHIU, this year may have won tho Iii: toriiioilliiti- (‘lu\lnpioni-:hip of l’. l~2_ I., but lliii liitorifiillegliito (‘liitniplanslilp still rvsls iwoiirv lioncutli tho proliti-1. ini.: iioixiii ot' our Si-nlor 'l‘iiani, ioiil the day ls far distant wlien its iivrtir- lty will be nie|mi~od hy the pri~lii|ti»alo|is ol' thi' |’. W. C..-foolliull team. I om piiatioall_v dolly thnt wie 1ila.f:f~il on mir Soifond 'l`isani ovi-n ono inan who, at thc tlmc`» tlione zninim wnro pliii-i-fi was ii si.-.nlor player; and l as ' '

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Locket S

We have

many beauti ful designs

in plain and engraved lock- ets-they are economical and very appropnate for gifts to men or _women.

S_ee this line it is_sure to

delight you-the prices are very re isonable for the uaiity.

' lv. N. Tanton

Sunnyside _ ._

Roller Crates

What a charm an Open Fire adds to the Home.

What can equal the feelings of sheer content, when one can sit in front of a cheery blaze.

As a heater it is superior to any ordinary stove,

and as a ventilator, there is nothing equal to it.

We have just received a shipment of these Grates

which are made of the very best material, and are constructed and finished in a superior manner by skilled workmen.

Prices En. $5.75, $6.00, $7.25 and $8.00

lSpark Guards |

While Spark Guards are used primarily for p_r0-

tection against sparks, they serve also as a decorative feature of the house. We have a nice assortment of these Guards at ........... ........$3.25 and $3.50 Ea-

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Give Him a Gillette Safety‘Razor___‘ ‘

What could be more apPf0'

priate to a man. than a hapti- some silver plated Gillettebaf- ety Razor. lt is something that is always useful; someth_i;i_§ eve nian nee s-give _ ' onelynothing would del\8hf

him more '

Gillette Safet Razor Set consists of triple silver lat

ed holder that will last a lifetime, with 12 double blades (24 keen edges) in velvet lined leather case. $5 00 Combination sets-brush, soap, etc. $650 to

Fennell & Chandler

Victoria Row '_ 1 ~

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