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..._-;..;._»,,l;Es1X 1 C 'rssoHu1tLo1'1‘r:'rowN--GUARD1AN.“;_:{ V _ _ »' ~ _-

cl-'-:llilillt oulliinllln

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g|I_-'IAY3 tp ,biryjn this Province. f , _ »

p4lN|9jr;_n's amos will nt-

' edln Bt. James Hall on Friday. ' ith, lu aid or me v. lil. tx A.

~'..' `. `--- l THE EXPRESS TRAIN.-The ex-

'51,’H_l rlcrou aorr.-'rue s. _-_

Wmberland docked at Charlotte-

( last veniug at 6 o't-lock.

'titlunsns l-iouoai-zo.-rlw nrst t' ' landers to be honored by bcintr ` ; the front, are Quarter Master

" Walker and Staff Sergeant \\'_ '-_ hes. both of ' (`harlotietn\\~n_

- re attached to the Tort-ntl- .\it=

meeting in the Central Ciiristian

dren last night was well ritteil-it-ti.

HQ Evangelist McPherson pres. hed ti. fheéetul sermon. Miss liariet Tar-

mlsh sang a solo. .\ieelin:: lj.-::i.s rc-

ght at 7.45. Be sure and tornt-_

_ _

£9/¢NTsAL cl-lals'rlAN cl-l uncu-

§‘t"|'°'He allnlsrslws sales" l-rt--snr _-¢l.'i;.=t. i`riday night in St Janie.~` iiall.

g\5i ‘Jr r~:l€€;tjed in the hail at iit;t~_'.-~:'

?\»~r on ` nes ay ‘vett.nl:_ et '_`. :jiri procreds to be divide-i e.,u;\i;;.- lt- tgioen the Patriotic Fun-i. 1l;t- ite-2

Gros!! Fundland the _-xrmy se.-vt. -- 21-.- \ el und. ‘lay to begin at T l»'t`:r`f:, idmlsslon, 251:. "-T417

.',éol.l`cE counr.-_.ir me ifpiirt here yesterday the I".-rh;b;titn

tie of H. Benoit. \\'hit‘h has ii---_-il at i-

flilmmfxl time and again for "~. -’“‘-‘ ' .` 'il ms. ':;.= E..-:;. ~.~ __ iii! tiling 0?.-:T i-9l;ri:::zi\t-Indira- i with

:_§lii}¢'ioualI{1jti\rydtt;_r.;ot-fri3-. l-_‘le- ;-.iltmed t e n~.>d__\ r.-y `_.onl. éllhory confessed tr- at t~E:t-.ree -il _~t»-=.=;»- ;h| intoxicating l:'.;u-~r for .<;=l»'- iii;-1 paid the usual fine of Sim).

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'IUMMER RESC-RTS.-The annual meeting of the sharehrlltit-rs of The.

fifsriottetown Summer Resorts. I.l-l..'

was held last evening. Tlln reports -'nbmitted were heartily approved. and llrectors congratulated on the flrnuclal result of the _vt-lir'.= \~.-urn. The reports showed that elf-veil new .voltages and several otlt-lltlilfliilgs were erected this year. Rm-l-ipt_< irlinl vents were more than double tha' nf the previous year, while other sotirces of revenue also showed ctltisitlertllilc gains. notwithstanding the olltlirt-all nt the war in the middle ot' the seastill. The preferred sharelloltlcrs wr.-_re paid their seven per cent. in october, and a dividend for the common stock llcltlt-rs was authorised. Tilc iollowiniz directors were appointed-viz. llessrs J. O. Hyllfiman, it. \\'_ Aitltvil. it. I.. Cotton. J. P, Gordon and R. ll. Jenkins, the first three lit-tilt: .subsc- quently named as Presidt-ni, Set-rotary and Managing Director rcspectivt-ly.

A- ::If your grocer tries to sulistitlltt; Another tea for "S.-\i..-\D.-\" you lntly lm sure his object is to obtain ltrixer pr0llt_ than "SAIL-\D.»\" .allows him. and you can be just as sure that tin- Oihsr tea will be inferior in flavour and strength. -and remember that "BALADA" Teas are free of dust. All Pure Virgin Tea Leaves.

f The Salvation Army

Coming. Observe thedates inlater issues of this paper

_flnteresting Illustrated

' lantern Service

i-:Nri rtsn

_ War Serial

A GLIMPSE OF TWO ARMIES ' iN ACTION

Alsoa touching Illustrated Story 1, ot Military Life during War entitled

‘f Saved by His Bible ” - Speaker Capt. MacSwain

Who spent eight years in the

British Navy _

The foil-wing places will be

visited in the course of a few dals: - Rocky Point, Tuesday, Dec. lst Heartz Hall,

York,

New Haven 104-l2-lmt(

ISLAND PRODUCE-The schooners

Electro. E. ll. Zellars and Ethel were in port at Halifax Sattirdny. November ZS. with P. E. island produce.

press train arrived in Charlottetown this lnoruiug at 12.10. The trains on the mainland had to wait very late to make t'otliiet~li<\ns. :nakitlg the arrival of the Eluiiress in Sumulerside very- itltc. t

BODY ARRIVES.-The body of the late George l’t‘1t'~rs. \vl;o tlie-i nt River-I .side .\'il. ;trri\"ed ill \`harlottt»towil hy: :Eze expr-ess ira.n :tt l'.`_ltl atm. it -v;Z`. be tori'-.~.rdeti to Georgetowti to-.ia_\'.

HANDICRAFT PRIZES.-lu the,

list of prize \‘.'nnc-rs at the recent _erupt-titi-.in "ll~ tl by "The Canadian

tectlve stories created great interest. the mystery not being unravelled uti- til the very last. "Our Mutual Girl . in this series. returns to York and la shown on a visit to the renowned Blackwell's island. A Vltagraph com- edy. with John Bunny. Billy Shea and Flora Finch lil the cast. supplied all kinds of merriment. Mr. Parks in a vocal selection was heard to good ad- vantage and is quite a fovorlte amen! the Peoples patrons. Last night the Harmony Duo appeared in a refined singing uct and on their tlrst appear- ance captivated the audience. A fea- ture of the entertainment that cailnot be overlooked was the music by Mrs. Toinllns, whose interpretation of the nuns is perrt-ct. playing llle proper music at tlle proper tiilie. lt iillglll ill- cidetitally be nlentionetl that she cele- brates her fifth annlversiiry as Dlultist tonight. This. in itself. is a recom- mendation of her qualities as a musi- cian. '

NO WELCOME AT CAMP ~ ` Fon Miss PANKHURBT.

Famous voeu.ls,'r -. .

'ro'1-Ak: _UP MMS-

| LONDON. Nov. 2s.-'rue chronicle j says: lt is something of a lead to the iwaverers among our young men that lone so gifted and popular as Mr. Ken- .nerly Rumford should have given up *his engagements in several parts of lthe world to train himself for duties int the front.

The famous artist has been singing

Sir Frederic Cowen's and Mr. Harold Begble's song-'=Falf~hr!" to the young men of Sheffield, Brighton. Hudders- field. Sunderland, Eastbourne. St. Leo- nards. Guildford. Blackheath. Black- pool. and Manchester. and now he has decided to practice what hc has been singing. and “fall in” himself!

-A ulnn in the prime of ills life and

strength, who can still earn large fees in spite of the effect of war upon the concert world. with a distinguished wife (Mme. Clara Butt), beautiful chil- dren. and A .beautiful home, Mr. Ken- nerly Rumford makes an ordinary sacrifice to his Kin and countr The

` ' _ l._Horae_AGuards lat ‘N

$3#-i_i;`¥;?s"%§°.nue Guards. Zoola-

eaai rio. ouarriunoirulr uarda; and a1so_hy the band of the

a G

,_ .. The .final choice will be made on 1"vEAR`oLD G'RL _ _ December .11th. after President R. A.

~ ~ ,IFalcoi\er's return.

WANTS To F'GHT‘ l Thescholarshlp, which la for three

Bonin, the French Con`a\il__Genelral fol"_ d

self so she could go and serve her' Ln

Three Tree Cr'eek.`Stlnbury County, 5; wants to wear a. soldler's uniform and h ¢ fight for her native la bellc France wgmse name is perpetuated in t 8

and the Allies. ` ` _ ' V

_ , by

IN SUNBURWBOUNTY

rnEDi_:Ric'roN. ,N<>v. so.-Marie fe ulae Charricr, twelve years old,"of ' '

She wroe a letter to Mr. 0.2;

country, and the letter was read at a n

Canadian women at Montreal. - |

cent meeting of romlnent French

Much interest was aroused by the T

'ronoN'ro, Nov.. 80th--'_l’l1°f° “° B '

Royal Sussex Regiment. round dbsen candltlites for-the Rhodes

_ scholarship. open to members. ,°f

examination has already been begun

eat-imperialist. the late Cecil Rhodes

TWELVE CANDIDATES FOR RHODES PRIZE.

,p,q.,_rou surrlsll -~ - _rii_liisAcltliclls1

_ When your kidneys . torpid theydo not properly their functions; -your back “Lu

and you do not feel like doing glial; of anything. You are likely bg \ despondent and to bolrow trogblg, just da if you hadn’t enough gl. ready. Don’t be avictiin any lojigg-_

The old reliable medicine, Hhridlg Sarsspnrilla, gives strength E and j tone to the kidneys and builds up

the whole system. Get it today,

st tract of land. Rhodesia The '

to University. and Drbllllllllllfy

the.Senate to select the lucky man.

ara training at Oxford University. one of a series arranged for by the

the British South Africa Company.

llolamhi s are open to Britishers

roughout the Empire. and are award- GERMAN9 TAX p|_ouR ,,

_ l th ughnet-is and sports-

Csnada. asking for ti uniform for her- 6 ag';l§;n“`;?;her°r3lan on academic SENT TOVTHE

vwledse alpiw- AMSTERDAM. Nov. gat#-'vl,.`L°§,;

don-The Echo Belga~.stu's the Ger-

. _i""*”“" man authorities in Belgium are ,twins

flour sent from the United States- for

liandicratt Guild." Montreal. appear :he llaints of three P. E. IslanderSI-‘ TORONTO, Nov. 30.-The one and .\irs Jostph Galltlet 2nd prize for only disappointment of Miss`Chl‘iSt- kllittizra; .\!rs. \\'_ G. Scliurlnan. End ab;-l Pankhurst's visit to Toronto was :»"€z» for ttr~i"'l`<l ru~:s; .\lrs. Stephen her failure to secure an audiencelof Sthurmarl. spe.-ial prim* for ll00k@d the set-ontl contingent at the Exhibi- ;-.l__. tion grounds yesterday. Miss Pank-

- -~~ hurst left Toronto last night for Nelw

THE SALVATION ARMY--(`0l1lillg York. htil before her departure s e

-»:l Til--~'~i-l.\'. lst Ilweiiiher- lo Elliotks said she had been much disappointed H1-ll. ilu kr Point. an iuiervstiufx lllus- at in-r inability to set-ure an audience :ratrd Izmir-rtl strvice entitled “\\'ar gr me military camp. Accompanied St-ri:ll_" ri gliinp-t oi' two armies in av- 'by her secretary. Miss -Barton, the til-ii: niso a ton hin: illustrated story Bmlsh gnffrggigt arrived at the of tiliiitary life liuriiig wtir. entitled. 'grounds just after the men were off “>`o\'t-ti hy His Bible." The speaker parade, and there was no one to re- -.riil be Capt. .lla Swain. who spent 8 cg-ive her. ` A civilian, of course, has .v--ers in the British Navy- The fol- 'no rights in a military encampnient.

Imvililu _piafeis wri)ll heb visiiledn tl;{lS but Misa Pankhlurst lladkbeenhlloplng \‘\'\"I~* Uv-<1 HY- €<`£‘l11 OP Sl- 00 Y for an opportiin ty to ta to c men. I`0il\I- l1"3lIi0l`S Hllllli \\'€<lIl€SdBY. D0- Apparently there was some misunder- veliriwr End. Heartz Hall: 'l`hurSdB5'. standing about the time the visitor l'Jet-t-itllp;-r1-trdliillgstoil Corner, (New- -Should an-ive, which was responsible havrnl. Ol.\scr'.'t» ill later edition dates ,for the plans going aw;-y_ _ illlll illttcea. 6753.' But Miss Pankhurst tlid “inspect”

--~ art of the cam _ In the kitchens she

THE PRINCE EDWARD.-Conn ‘saw a number til” the soldiers at work

llieilciili: at the rllntillce ill the after- ‘and some one called, "Men, Miss Pank- llooil tht- Prince Edward Theatre had hurgt!" There was no response until P0011 hilllS€‘S Y<’Sl0FllLl_\'. Of pilrfllllvunt some one at the other end of the room interest to most of the patrons was the called “Votes for women!" at which sllowillg of the fourth lnstalrneiit of the toilers turned around. looked at [110 f=`¢‘l‘l2ll Dll0l0-Dl2l.\'- "'Tl10 They ithe visitor. and resumed their work.

O' Hearts." lt was the part continua-

tion of all excclleili play of this, term- HERCIC IRISHMAN SAVED

cll "Tile Probleni Play nf the Age." It REGIMENT.

was all instalment of exceptional en-i .___

tcrtaitiini: 'If`lltlalirt)y and sllfoiild néitpbe LONDO.\’, Nov. 30.-A new story of lnlssct. " ie ctzision o im ’ ar- a British encounter with the Prussian roll" \vo.s u sph;-lltlid drama, admirably Glmrd was told by a corporal of the portrays-tl. "Her indian Brother" was \\',qr\\'i<-ksllire Regiment, who is now a set-oiitl cxvellcilt dramatic presenta- at homo wounded. tion. “'I`he Lady ill Black" and "Babyj “Tile night the Prussian Guard lndisposcti" gave thc audience a splcn- attacketl tis around Ypres.’,’ he said, :lid opportllility for a hearty laugh. l“it was oilly by the ulerest chance ~\ll'- VHil`ll>` l`<'ll<l<‘fl‘l| il Stirling Dutrio- A and ti Fino piece ot’ heroism that we tit- sont: entitled. "To The Front." in were warned in time. There was an very line voice. Two new reels, one ot’ Irishman of the King's Liverpool with-li t-olittiilzs views from the Front. Regiment who had strayed out of will be sltown to-day in addition to ,bounds to meet a girl whose lloille was the tlhovt-_ 'off thc lille of attack. Coming back

1* llate. he stumbled oil the Germans

young iady’s letter and the flue patri-

s v.

example he le setting should help eiwr- one spirit it showed. and the Consul

mously to convert the many young men ‘V110 1.19-V9 110 l7l'GB5l¥l8 F9350” 10 _what his daughter planned to do, and

0010"- ‘to allow her to be of any assistance ' MP- Chime! M0!! IMS been _BD€Cl8l|Y that was possible, but asking for the engaged at the Coliseum to sing “Fall glrys idea5_ ln!" Bl every D0l‘!0rm8nCe next Week. The letter from the Frencll Consul b€8lI1l1ll1S 011 M0lld9-}’- The S0118 lil R150 General came as tt surprise to the par- belllg SUUB by MF- Ll0.Vfl (7llllIld0S ents, who were not aware that the QVETY evening at the St. James Then- girl had offered her services. Little hrs before' "His House in Ortler.V"_V The l Miss Cllarrler's family immigrated to .Fall Ill- llllfcll lS D€l‘f0l'l1l9Ll bl' llle Three Tree' Creek from France a few

General wrote the glrl's father asking!

hold them 'back from Joining llle [saying that everything would be done'

OK NoRwEGlAN h l B | 1 __

STEAMEWS COA'-' t13e fi-ii8ii.cva“T$2.:0§ a|i\<:ral:\ui1lilBreldmirlll;i;

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LoNn`oN_ Nov. 29.-Reuters chris- i GERMAN GENERAL ' tlana. correspondent Bays thai ll Cable- I K"-|-EU 'N POLAND. grain received there from Antotagasta l BERLIN. Nov. 29.-Vin Tile I-lsguq states that a German cruiser stopped Bild L0lld0fl-Llellt Gen- Ferdinand the Norwegian ship Helicon in Chilean Wnenker Von Dankenschweil, in coin. Waters, and compelled her to give up nlund of ii -German infantry division, her cargo of coal. The captain of the has fallen on the battlefield in Rus- _ steamer reported that the port side of sian Poland. He wus the posseasor of the Helicon was badly crushed during the Iron Cross;-FirstGlassrwhlch was the transfer of the coal and that thc ll0Sl0W0ll llllllll llllll 1'0" OXCGDUOMI

following Guards' bands: the arena- years ago. lvessel must dock for repairs- l bravery- H” Wi" b°i’1l’“ 1851-

v -l Lim 121? 1 1 i --f -3

.V .

P The Merchants Anxiet

ver Acorn and Brown’s Great Slaughter Sale of Clothing

MISSION BAND- Tile New Glas-I

gow. Mission Band held their :inunl meeting on Tuesday evening. Nov. 24th The spacious hall was crowtletl and the bt-st of order prevailed- Rev. John Sterling being chairman- the folowing proizranlme was curled out. Addresses by t'hal.rman- Rev. John Stcrlinlr. ltcport by Secretary- Miss Jenn Ort-_ lteritation- Master Albert Burns. Chortis-by (‘hoir. Recitation hy Little Lucy Scllar. Solo- Long iWt1y t'o"Tipperary by P. W. Stevenson tellcoredl. Recitation- Miss Myrtle lilirns. Solo- Miss Winnie Waye_ ac- crinlpllllir-d hy Mrs. llr. Rogerson,- lcllccircill. Plug Drill letl by Little, .lliss l`:uncroil_ Rccitation -Miss Annie L. 'l`oonllis, Solo- by Rcv. F. it. lit-ll t<=ncol'etll. Recltation by Miss Mila Wurrcn. Speech by Rey. Crow. <_‘lloi'us-“O Czitlatln by thc Choir. Af- lor thc sale of home made candy, all l~t-pnirntl to the upper rooin-where a bt-all-super awtiitetl tlicnl. A good a- mount was realized which goes to the

Iiclgian Fund. _

THE PEOPLE'S.-Considering the

other attrnttioils last night. the pu- iroilil of lllc Peoples Tllcatrf: filled ul-

stealing quietly toward our position. Witliout thought of consequences to himself. but only concerned for the safety of his comrades. he dashed toward the spot where he knew our guard to be to give the alarm. The Germans spotted him, und a cavalry patrol was at his heels instantly. He had a good start. but toward the eild llc was hit in both legs.

" I-lc got through with the warning.

and is now lil the base hospital, pulling through.”

A NARROW ESCAPE

FOR CR_0WN PRINCE.

PARIS, Novcinlier 30.- Details of

the German (Irtiwil I’riilct:`s narrow escape from the Frcllcli tlragoolls lif- ter the Marne defeat were given yes- terday by a French civilian who, tils- regarding thc prolllblted placards stic- ceedeti in making thc trip oil tl bicy- cle within four miles of thc German trenches on the western fringe of the Argonne forest. Before 'the battlc of the Marne. the Prince was at St. Me- neltold, for about a week. With the Princess he occupied a chateau be- longing to a rich drug manufacturer. M. Garsudel, who gained coilsitler-

Army.

That there is real concern among the clothing merchants

of this city in regard to the values We are offering in overcoats, is proved by the extra amount of newspaper space used by them _ sincfevve announced in a modest Way that We were going to save YOU money on your new Winter overcoat; ‘

_THEIR ALMOST SUPERHUMAN EFFORTS to convince

you-l_vvi_th Pr,inter’s Ink that it was presumption on our part to challenge their right .to YOUR trade, remind us of the efforts of

the Great German War Machine to annihilate the little British ‘

_ WE ARE NOT-VER-Y BIG: But We are dispensing the big- gt-:st values in overcoats- that were ever offered to the men of

lllusl 0VOI‘y Slfut lil tht? 1Zll"l-T0 llllfl C0111' 'able ||0t9r]_c|,y going ygafg ago by [ry loritllile hail. All cxccllciit two-reel mg to get 5 huge poglcr a(1vc|-Using a it-alurt-_ “Tile Silent Witness," held cough Specific attached to the ml-fel tilt- t-lose attention of the audience. Towel-_ when me (ml-"mug retreated, ll was thc story of 11 youuiz broker the crown Prince and Princess retired 1':tllin_t.: ill love with thc steilograpilcn lg a small village nf Mnmfauwn, m llotll are tlis~llai'gcd. Another clerk, the Argonne where they lived for some who was found to be dlsllollost, was days in a large house, which previous- lli.-wlltlrirt-tl about the sanle time. lie ly had been pl-gpm-ell for ¢hem_ l.wt-tml vt-ll.l:<~ai1r‘¢‘ Hllfl E095 10 ll\C Learning of this._tllc l<‘rench matic tlliirt-, wilcrc ill' finds his ltlrnlcrrcnl- 3, furious llagh on M¢,“lfaucun_ winch ployt-1' tlictuting letters to u tllcta- they Em-rounded with 3 regiment of pilon->. Ho shoots ilirn and the stcno- ¢lmg0¢m;_ and Captured Several hun. iti'zlpllt‘r`.-l lover coming ill l-ih<lrt.ly uf- dren Germans, lint thc Royal Party l"l` i1=H<'l=llSl'l|- 1|'-‘ lr* lll‘|l<'l‘~"l 'll' '|10 had flown. Tile rtiltlcrs found ti new J\1r.\'. but thc -stciwtzrullller. l\_0\‘-' \’t-Oflitsubterralleali .pass c. night hulldred ing ill sl tllclnpllolle l`tt<‘lory. Ilntis it llc- yu;-(ls lgllg (;Q)|,||`¢'¢?K,`g'l|{c houw Wm, r---rd on will--ll is iollllll rvltit-lice of the 1| l,y.r¢ml| at (|19 fm-|_|,l,r Bldg of a H\\I\"lf'l'. '|`|\l‘ l`l‘<'UfI| |~‘l llllllilvll lil U10 l-small wood. 'l'llcrc tivcortlilli: to uu- |"»l|"<‘ 111111 l|ll‘ L<lllll.\‘ W\l"l.\' IH H00" tives ti motor wat' always wailing dur- lll-miitlll to jllstlcc. Another of illosc mg me pl-ln(-l-'S may ll is fu,-um, as. ll1lC!`l‘SllIll; H1111 lll.\'Sl0l‘lUU*l Cl00k df?" sorted oven this would ilot have saved

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Vaulleville Peqple’5

Theatre Photo Plays

- London’s Famous Detective

iff

Chronicles of Cleek- -Our Mutual Girl

" ._ Shown for the last time lo-night

IIMIIIII

--Strand War Series---No. 5

J' 3 -What it Contains-

German Army Entering Brussels

_ The remaining populace witness the entry of the Ge_t'man Troops into their beloved city Fatlgued troops taking a much needed rest offer their entry in the Belgium Capita .

THE ROLL CALL-Counting The Cost

‘ A British Cruisers Sunk by Germans. The Sister Ships Cressy, Avoukir and Hague-Sunk in

the North Sea by five German submarines.

M111, \\\i\\\

lllm from capture if the mayor oi’ lliontfaucon had not run to warn lllm when thc French entered thc village. For this titeachery, thc mayor subsc- quently paid with his life.

BETWEEN 400 AND 500 OF THE ENEMY'S SHIPS

ARE BOTTLED UP. _

- 0'll'l`AWA. Nov. 30.-The Govern- mt-nt has received from the Colonial Ollice a new list of German and Austrian shipping captured or bottled up hy the British iieetl The list shows that the British navy has in three months, up to the end of October. succeeded practically in sweeping the commerce of Austria and Germany from the seas. Between four and five hundred ships are accounted for ln the list. By for the greater number are German ships.,

FUGITIVEB FROM JUSTICE ORCED T0 RETURN TO UNITED

STATES.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Nov. 30.-

Fugitlvea from justice from tho United States are being forced to return to this country as a result of war condi- tions in Canada, according to Clarence

‘I1

L. Reaines, United States district attorney here. Careful watcll kept on ltorelgners by Canadian authorities and lthe fear of conscrlption are the con"-

S'“€- ‘C if

trlhlltlng causes.

- A Two Reel Feature ll Splendid Vaudlvelle Act

Mr Rcanles recelvotl a tclcgram lo-

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E. Island, and it will take more than Printers Ink to make you

’ buy a coat in any o_the,r.`store if you call and see what We are off

- _-'Our Values -~l~-are Irresistable

We honestly believe that We have sold more coats during

, the past Week than al1_the.ot`her stores' put together---WHY, ' Simply because every -man who has compared values declares - _that ours are Without a doubt the bestfor the money they have

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And Your Coat is Here

by itself. Through it you have the privilege of selection from one of the largest Canadian _manufacturers at a price that does not cover the cost of production. All new, fresh styles in a - -` iety of the best c1oth,1nc1ud1ng Harris tweeds, chinchilla, meltofi and beaver cloths. . _ -.-

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