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' PAGE Two - " 'rr-in earner News "" THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN if " “‘ f' ' rmsr orfaw " " _ _- DECEMBER 17’ ‘9°9 "

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Toilet Goods iSi|1gly and in Sets

Among the most popu-

lar holiday goods are toilet articles. They are prac~ tical gifts and handsome ones as well.

Our line is not only the

largest in this locality but includes kinds and quali- ties of goods that will 110! be seen elsewhere. \\'e have the lates: designs in bru- shrs, mirrors, sihgiy and in S€lS

early and careful inspec- tion.

Choice is extremely

- large now but will be more

limited la'-f"~ permit us to recede from 'the position |

oifore taken with regard to His I-Ioirl

J G. Jamieson,

_ _,$1

,_ il"

yi' ,f i 5. “li

or's exercise of the pardoniiig power! in the past, and in support of the, protests from itirne to time recorded,

_. ,__ the Proliiliitiocn Act who have been, ‘released within the short period of' >"` "‘ ,two months. The Gu\ardian's sole,

._ desire in directing attention to th'Ls|

_____,________ The Patriot to deny all knowledge of Phare is 5 st;-Ong suggestion. of peace

The Guardian in its issue a few GBYB of a practice which if continued must the reported oller of in Benatorshlp ite ,nd good will het .voan J cies Md

/ago passed severe censure upon I-Iisigq (nr to render a good law inopera- Jqlm Mlglgan, M_L_A-_ og sou,-is_ M, ,

Honor the Lieutenant Governor in tive; Here is the itwo mcmths list! Prowse, M_P. wires The Patriot that connection with the release of Erneit Prisoners released on order of Lleil- there is absolutely nothing in th White from jail after col1vi¢l¢l0l1 for tenant Governor McKinl\0l1! report. We Blcwpt the state-ment 0 Llation of the Prohlb tory' LSW- If Frank McAree, arrested and lodg0d these gentlemen asf to facts withi:

,has since been brought to our know- in jail July 1, 1909 for three mouths their knowledge, but that does ‘no

» lledge that the sentence against White commitment. Released Sept- 22. 1909- dispose .of the matter, nor does ii

had been suspended by aiu Order in! eight days before expifllt-lon of sent- shake our implicit faith in the true] R

l f th P i cial Executive, , ' d health. _ .ot wh The Gua dfeln h t ‘t d 1 _

V Siilmliusl 55; 0i.r<?vr»;po-151011111 for enfiuig-'sdgmiy Tmged -1ii`isi1_J“1r ienritfhemo r “B B ° e ' 3\=i\=c1°-.P»°fi~=i~» Swff- lwhinskeehfe "

~ . _ _.. __ _ _

th;iii'n‘i1ti:l!dgies are therefore due £0 ilarriri-io) hliel)e‘:iI;ld~e'Si'>l`>te§ liiognddd `>3°f¥l/t; Of I-he |1110*/illg OMS hint B* clu£d° ékin diwues' In E mu' are not Governor McKinnon for any censure :health the creation of a Court of Appeal for and often terribly annoying fn the suf- m

ivassed upon him so far as that easel John McKinnon, lods‘¢d in i&il.AUE- Pri"°° Edw°'d_ Ismnd 3'* the °°mhl€ f

,is concerned, and .we wish to give 61- 2, 1909. First onence. Three 1-months. 523510” Uf the L°E|lllt\U`**. and 810118 5,

iprcssion thereto in the same pllblili Released Sept 18, 1909. mth it s°m° re'°'"‘mg°m°”t °f l“di _ _ manner as the censure was first ex- Mary Jane Mclvlillan, lodged in “al duties ‘md th” “P_P01“t“”‘°“t- ° °f mp" cleanhneg °' frm" °°m“g‘°n' ,,r,.s_,ed_ we wish “|50 to exp,-egg our _iail for six months, July 19, 1909. a fourth Judge. “This is Cana»da.’i sense of His Homo,-'S kindness of Removed to hospital on order of g10Wll1g t-'lmt-" Should the l.c,.'isi:i heart and many excellent qualities as [_l¢n1__ Governor Sept 28, 1909. Re- ture enact the necessary leglslanloi _avoid high living, eating only plain nour-

.ii These goods Clt’Sel'\‘e In public official holding the highest mai“e_(¥_th°r° °¥‘f qey' _ __ ilzfunlgotiiilzleizzernmeyntt wolgd bl inure by taking Burdock Blood Bitters,

station in ,the Province, and as a` ' 3'P“0l me” S BU'

Private citizen. in regard to which pay the salaries' why 5h°“1d H0'

_ _ this Province have all the judlciall -

there is but one Opinion. “ l We regret that the facts will not. ‘itnuawu stitutkms and paraphernalia of |11

A 'IUIIIG FOI ALL bigger Provinces? There are great

n m.*.' naw b|°°¢ possililliities behind this proposition.

It lnvlgorntol W'

It ltrongthlnl *KING ST

R bum” ILL IMPROVES.

_ IOIII AND IIUSULI BRUSSELS, Dec 16-_-King Leo

Used with the ldvllflli 5!

,geared

“.3 0 lg, vents fainting, ' ' - - -

g is arousing _the admiration of hir _

nmdlfrtdrrrrdamo: intrest. Pe0Pl€. Wl10 are keenly f°110Win£ cured ms. I would advise others to "The Stowaway”

we append a list of the violators of!

ts' "l ;g,1i»ff_fi

_ matter is to prevent the continuance ~__ ini ‘ ` `

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'llf ,lif i iliiiil

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See our Elegant Gilt Chairs il!__~__i - - .

pold’s tenacous struggle with deatl

developements since the operation. The attending physician says thi, King -is gaining.

___._,______

Cughign If I ' , _\‘| cughign I was cured of painful Goitre by

0 .MINARD'S LINIMENT

Form Q Forms BAYARD MCMULLN _ . Chatham, -Ont. |l\ In I was cured of Inflammation by

. . __ _ .- . - - MNARD S LINIMEN _

.|| "Z" \ lurniture Carpets Hou..ehold linens 4 a|| Hz" " MRS WTA. JOHNSON

_ _ _ wsisii, ont. `

I was cured of Facial Neuralgia by

MINARD’S LINIMENT

J. H. BAILEY

--?___|_.i....

,_ 0 The finest line we ve ever ' _..;Y.?é”»§HT5‘.F’5‘i‘5.‘é“§€iRT§ 3251...’ ‘L 'l ""°"'v """""“*`~"'_"*`i”"'i'i` WAIST OR DRESS. OR A SHlOR”.~

° ' LENGTH F R FANCY .

Sh0Wn”°Walh“g lol' you here. MARK-AB1.EOvA1.Uss sbv1(vlis{Ks1i.}i{<Fé

iw?-j 2;, --~f~ ~ -_ 0 worvrr-1 UP To soc YARD ron 29. I ` i .~

2** of . 9-SV”

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_lglyyf '_'-'L)~7;¢‘,e3 V».'_;lJ'+ `}"§i\_‘_ Iii'

nj gc ~_ $10510 $25.00

Rattan rockers, oak

rockers, sea grass chairs and rockers, morris chairs and rock.- ers, plain and upholstered 'parlor chairs and rockers, elegant gifts every one ! ~ _ Come in and look around- you’ll'find suggestions on every side.

ui'

t"\"Q"t5t"9`t'l't"f _ii_~‘_0fgllflif0?g?.i.1

I ‘i‘~‘#'~;~'.~;';~;»;0

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_ $5.25 $2.05

_jf;f_.i`1 _

_'A-is ii l Ill.

OTHERS. AT 39c, 40C YARD. STAN LEX' BROS. 12-17d-41.

“One of our new ties daintily 'boxed

would make a Xmas Gift any mai would appreciaib. Wo have had th. navme for a long time, of carrying th niftiest neckwear in the Ciily, and .wi have surpassed ourselves for tht Xmas season. D. A. Bruce. 12-7dtf

“Those excellent scissors that Mes

srs Paton and Company are giving

away _to all who purchase -goods

V worth from one gollar up at the _ l is

Great Big Store T ese sc sers art of a célebrabed make and easily rank wi-th the best cutlery in the world. A_ pair would make 3, nice little pre sent to any householder or any Lady friend, and as they are ‘going like smoke it‘would be well for all who

____ wish to secure a. pair to call at once

5 lil

ii 1 I _ /_ “Pyro” 0utlits'lioxed complete $0.75 up This artistic and extremely interesting work continues to gro

f IJ-

:éiszf

comply with the small condition an( obtain a pair of these excellent scls~ tors. 12-15dtl.

"H. H. Brown, “the Young Men'1=

Man is a ain to the front wit on

," E h e

of the nicest calendars we have seen. When you want to do yodr Xmas buy-

ing drop in and see him and get a calendar. Don’t ask him to mlail

W in them as he says he is not in the maiil

t order business 12-17d1i.

__ __ __ \itenciled box ready to burn,with FREE instruction book $3.25, 2.50 and

T54?

Handsome Handmade Linens

-- Tr,

._ _

~. Dainty centrepieces, table covers, shams, etc., in some of the

them, and spoil their eyes in the bargain -are here at wonderfully

Come and see--~ buy if ycu want to.

" ,»~'-3?;:'f_;5'*""

-- _ '_,_,`

most

difficult patterns--it would take the ordinary person months to complete

low

V prices. Heaiirifiil ha1idke`r`éh`ie‘s, too, and hand embroidered cushions

3, ._

ra; 1- I 1' """ -

; _ s.-< s»_-_£22

vfz' 1°- 2:; j “

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‘Fancy huekabucks---fancy towels

_ 1- 0'

ii."1_._"': ' ‘ \\"c`vc seen some very elegant towels made from our fancy huck.-1

‘if Tliere’s still time before Xmas to make a pair for your friend. In flcii _` j les pansy, ivy, Maple leaf and rose designs per yard. _ _ _._ .__ 40c to

3 ' Elegant fancy huck towels, for gifts, ready made, each. _ . . . . 50c fo "lint \_

r de 52c

if 'f . <

I in -"`i\\lf, `»_;"i' if I ' 000 5

I - ~~. ‘- rim..

Y \V

1,55 \‘ 5., .§TTV’2~.-I’ -'»"-0 ' " 0 `i"~'~i»ff'ff`.¢3;*{>.1_\\`:° . " '

.i“~~lJ. W’ "" dial'

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'f '"“'_ -“Z1-'-"‘_*“"f‘_-“`-;~.

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$4.50 $5.50 0 $4.25

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‘ " favor. “ We’ve better outfits this year than ever before--complete in pret y ' __

1.75 _ ` “Invictus Boots#-When we come tn

speak of this line we cannot find words to express ourselves-Why,there has never been any tihlng made to equal them-every lot we get seems better than the lalst, fourteen cases came fn. today--come and see them $5.00 a pair for men, $4.00 for _women a/nd boys. Alley & Co, Charlotte. town agents. 12-1'!\d1l_

Hockey _ Boots V

5 Q

X/ 5 /

_‘\i"¥y`\_

O”

We are now upon the threshold

of the HOCKEY SEASON which means all sorts' of amusement for months to come. livery man, woman and child should h'av”e'a\psir. We are prepared to serve our patrons wiihihe hgql, _ _ _ Y _

we hsieii fins use 6ffM¢i>ii ER-

SON’S LIGHTING HITCH Prices $3-25 t0 4-50

For Hockey Players we have

Tan--with ankle pads and ankle supports attached. _

We also have a nice line in

Men’s 2.25 to 2.50

Women's 1.80 to 2.15

)

Boys 1.50 to 1.85

Meri’s and Youths 1.50 to 1.75

,voNnER1.ANn wine Bn Arrorin ‘

'big xmas Bazaar. 12-17d1i.

g repairs to the Fifth Avenue Bop 51; Church, the congregation will

'ac fa

" h

Cr ' h . I

hrlstians in the incident. ‘suffered with ir.dltl€S""’“ “nd 5°" “tm”

.,.-. .-r rig Pius was ¢<-i_v1>_lg\;\§‘“ ffdf-

* _ ._ - f ~ » - I

U' B :E Q rnal notes that dur- 9 ° G - UARDI _ Edward Egan. for first oflenoe,l0dg- ‘ A New. York 100

rum G ` ed ln Jail Oct.- 29, 1909. Rsleasedi in p 'N

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 17, r9o9. November 25, lu 5006 health. _ tl

_vorship ln'the Temple Emanuel, _the

'ri-ua Exnncisn or EXECUTIVE onnimnov. Pf°m'°f H“““°fd» 1° \°°P°f*°" bt :swim syfnasveue in th” 1°°°1“Y-

After Years of Suffering

_ipimii Strachan, St Catherir\e<.0l\' 5 ‘

,_ |i,. ,ned ,ogy known reniedy,~hliul; red to find reli-f; after tnilng I rrc

Fig Pills _are _guaranteed to cure back ache, indigestion, kidney and liver frm, ble. just you try one box and prove this assertion. Price z5‘cents a box, fiv¢ 10,. one dollar. For sale at Hughgg,

. I ._ nl Under this name auch troubles as Salt _

Eru tions Boils, Pimplea, etc., are in-

rom one cause or another, for if the blood - pure and the circulation good no skin

disease can exist, except it anse from luck

maintain regular action of the bowels;

ching food. Cleanse and keep the blood

which unlocks all the secretions, and

makes new rich blood, by acting on the entire s stem.

ffffff 2

t Rheum + think there is anyuno '

Slx Years. + in this Dominion can

4- d Burd k

4+-+++++

'than I can. I sullen-

ed terribly with Salt Rheum for six years, 1

and did everything for it without relief. , For curiosity sake I bought six bottles of

Toronto, Ont. ,

lewson Block. 12-17dli. 1

"What could you give that would ‘

A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY FOR , VOMEN AND CHILDREN TO SEE .‘HE SPLENDID PROGRAM AT NEW

D BY THE MATINEE WHICH IS 1

NOON. MANY PATRONS HAVE , LXPRESSED THEIR WISH TO AT-

' 12--17dll.~

"Store open every evening to suit (mas shoppers at Haszard & Moore‘g

"What about a. nice paiir of Gloves /ut up in a Xmas box; for a gift for

irices. D. A. Bruce. 12-7dtf.

1"" lf

“Now is the time to remember your ,,

friends abroad by sending them a , :eautiful Calendar, or a copy of the Jhristmus Number ofthe Toronto H006. a nice Book, some Christmas “

iound Pocket or Oflice Diary. Any of , he above eau bc bought at Carter's Bookstore, at right prices, and done lp ready for mailing at no extra “

"One of the .most acceptable gifts

ve know of would lie a pair ‘of our solid gold cuff links engraved with initials. G. 1-1. Taylor, Jeweler. "

' 12~16d3i. “

"Notice To the Public. _Carter’s ,H

Big Fancy Goods and Toy Bazaar, Book and Stationery, and China

Christniias. (Sunday excepted) up to \ o'clock or later if required. Well lighted stores and plenty of clerks, The evening is a good time to shop at Carter's. _ 12-13d1w_

COMING EVENTS.

Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince Ed-

Lockets .

Rings _

3 acceptable gifts

Stock large and “up-

to-date” patterns. _

G.l‘|.IayIor, White’s

v--» u

1...,-he loveuest 101; of gent’s i.i:s_;'

they some in ithe very latest iiiat.-ri-_ Patong. Dons up in H PNMY '\"“"‘

hmm, Fazema, Erysipelas, Tefter, "CL

dangerous, but are unsightly, irritating pin- $4 50 watches are worth the a-

fsrer; they depend mainly on bad blood 'South side Queen Square. |

'IPO get rid of skin diseases it is necessary 'bg

to observe strictly all the laws of health; |14

I A

Mrs. E. M. Myennl

_ East Jeddore _S.,

Had writes :--“I don’t

recommen _ oc _ _ Blood Bitters _more cusp subl¢¢[3_

Brooches foe

S coloringg, shapes and designs at

x, all ready for mailing. _P1106

m 50s in d5c. -12-lodtl. I

“If any watch is worth the money

ountiasked fur- them. E. W. Taylor,

12-17d1i. ‘

“We have five real Mink_g¢ T’ $221.50, $50.00, $32.00. You ea.,mii,,':.f, your chdce for $24.75; if you hurry at Paton’s. 1z_;_,;d,_t_

“Sterling Silver rattles, '|,ai,y

spoons, knife, fork' and spoon sets mugs, rings, etc, for the children ni; W. W. We1llicr’s. 12-161131.

"xmas crackers and stockings,

Xmas bells colored wax candles ate, for Xmas decorations at Beer ‘& G0ll',,_

.___-

12-1‘Td2i.

"A nm, "resent ff~_r n ladv would' .__

a box ol Chocolates, and where to, "Pearl hrooches and pins are tp, t tiiciii is at lil. J. Desii°"h"‘i H |lia found in great variety at G, F,

12']-7d ‘ ,Hutcheson’s_ Kindly look over stock.

12-17‘d2i.

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All Usual $1.25 ll1d$|

Anne of Green Gables” by

'Anne of Avonlea.”

Burdock Blood Bitters, and it completely “The Foreigner"

°“ lb" “The Last Woman" `

For sale by all dealers. Manufactured “T113 Attig Gngs_t;”

only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, "Diamonds Cut Pastor.

‘The Pool of Flame””

"Xmas chairs in Profusion. You “The Greater Power H

will and my stock very complete audi “Songs of a Sourdough

ny prices lowest, Mark WrlEhYi HBa11ads"0f 5, Cheechaco"

‘ $3

Web of the Golden Spider

‘The Big Brother of Sabin St.

ie more acceptable than a musical “From My YO\lth UP" '

nstrument. See them at 'Miller Bros “The Rule of Three”

23 Kent Street. ` 12-17d'r6i. lulihe Black Sheep"

'-1 “Keziah Cofiiu”

‘The Stolen Signet”

,U ii

Open Country

‘A Certain Rich Man” _

‘T u ton Kin ”

'O BE HELD SATURDAY AFTER` “'l`l1exLady of gthe Decal'-itioii"

‘The Title 1VIar`>:ot`*

'END w1'rH THEIR cHi‘1.DRni~0“The BiwkW0_0dS1_1U>11" , iU'1‘ oN AccoUN'r OF '1'HE“‘Ti1e Lordslup of love’

`ROWDS ATTENDING A'l" NIGHT H ' thu W.) ll”

'_I-IAVE FOUGD IT INCONVENIENT. ,'¢AgamSt n Y'

The Fruit of the Tree”

“The Goose Girl"

“An Immortal Soul”

“Half a Chance” “The House on Cherry St."

11‘H ' 5|

usband by Proxy

“The Merry Widow” `

iim. Dressed and undressed kid UEl“5iVe Isabel" Tutreue' med or unlined at a variety of “The Old Wives Tale”

“The New Coinmandiiient"

Thrice Armed” V Mr Opp”

‘Miss Minerva & W11i_ Green Hill" “The Lantern of Luck”

Cousin Cinderella"

Jards, New Year Cards, a nicely iimartin Eden., -

‘Old Glinkers” '

Waylaid by Wireless" The Heart of a Gypsy”

liarge. Shop early. ' 2-itidlw. “The Three Keys”

_ii If

The Suitable Child"

“fl-Iappy Hawkins"

The Danger'Mar~k” The Hand Made Gentlenlaii” Actions & Reations”

The Vanishing Sniuggler”

'Peter”

The White Mice"

Stores will be open each evening illl “Holy Orders" I

"The Son of Mary Bethel” "The Man from Brodneys”

“The Chippendales”

ll I

The Clifi End’

' l- "Fraternity”

“The Alternative”

"Departmental Ditties"

ward, `s. 0. E. Monday nee 20215. fgilzlrrack Room Ballads”

' e

‘ “The

“The

"The “The "The

Sword of the Lord” Wheel of Fortune”

Scarlet Runner"

Compact" Letters of Jennie Allen" Metropolis”

Quest Eternal”

Husbands of Edith”

'Loaded Dice”

‘The

“The Other Side of the Door”

"The Chrysalis”

"My Lady of Shadows”

“The Spell”

"The Kinsman”

_ "Stradella”

"The Angel”

"The Climbing Courvalels" “The Romance 'of a Plain Man" "The Calling-of Dan Matthews” ll

Infatuation ”

"A Little Brother of the Rich” "Forty Minutes Late”

'My Lady of the South”

- 'Waylaid by Wireless” "The Silver Horde" “Mr. Marx’s Secret” "The Three Brothers”

Abaft the Funnel’ ’

" "The Men of the Mountain"

"Virginia of the Air Lanes" '

a "The Man in Lower Ten”

The King of Arcadia” The Key of the Unknown”

1 ~ 1 El' b th D ° I ust received "Thiaz;Iifgic oflfdliseyn `

nl; "Introducing Corinna”

Cai'l’Cofli

er S n ec in stdck. Any of the above mailed Postage paid and to any addrvis on receipt of price. "

A large variety to choose .

-Crt &C Lid

The above is only a. partial list

L`Wo1iderful List _

I ot Recent Friction

50 Editions. Poafpaid

.|||usf|'3l¢d B0llf1d ill ciolll ,q

L. M. Montgomery, $ 1.20 L_ M. Montgomery, 1.20 Ralph Connor, 1.25 Louis Tracy, 1.25 Ross Beeckman, _ 1.25 Robert E. Knowles 1.10 A. & E. Castle, L. Joseph Vance, Harold Bindloss, 5 Robert W. Service, 0 Robert W. Service, 0 Frederick Bartlett, I. T. Thurston, 0 ‘Margaret E. Sangster,

A. M.- Estabrook,

Joseph Sharts, Joseph C. Lincoln, 5 F. M. Smith,

Maurice Howlett,

W. A. White,

G. B. McCutche'on,

Francis Little,

Emily Post,

Roberts,

Von Hutten,

L. G. Moberley, Edith Warton,

Harold McGrath,

W. H. Mallock,

F. S. Isliani,

Amelia E. Barr,

Steele,

H. W. Savage,

1.25

' l 25

“F co

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V A 2-2-

I-°>-¢»_i\-»-¢,-i-i-\>--»--,.»_-\-»--'»-»'\-»i-»i-i-li-»»~'ani-ii-H-li-ni-li-li-li-li-at-ei-1!-‘»-i-1 ww'mw&&bohww`mmu&" bkmwbhwkmkkwaowwvw ww§wummoauww§ouwmS§gcuuuomuum uma w

Bennett,

Anthony Verrall, Harold Bindloss,

A. H. Rice,

Calhoun, '

Hudson Douglas,

Mrs. Cotes,

Jack Loudon, H. J. Higgins, Edwin Balmer,

Rosamond Napier,

Fred'k Osmond, Norman Duncan,

R. A. Wason,

R. W. Chambers, Bacheller, _

Rudyard Kipling, Stephen Chalmers, Hopkinson Smith,

R. H. Davis,

Marie Corelli,” Elsa Barker, " 1.25 G. B. McCutcheon, 1.25 Robert Grant, 1.50 E. C. Booth, 2 1.25 John Galsworth, _ 1.25 G. B. MeCutcheon, ' f 1.25 Kipling, 1_25 Kipling, 1,25 Joseph Hocking, 1.25 Tracy, 1_25 Williamson, 1,25 R. _ Culleen, 1.25 Grace' Donworth, 1.25 Upton Sinclair, 1.25 W.. Lillibridge, 1.25 G. B. McCutcheon, 1.25 E. I-I._ Clark, 1,25 L_ Chamberlain, 1.25 H. M. Kramer, 1.25 John Oxenhatfi,” 1.25 W. D. Orcutt, _ 1.50 Mrs. Sedgwick, 1.50 F. M. Crawford, 1.25 Guy Thorne, 1,50 E. W. Townsend, 1.25 Ellen Glasgow, . 1.25 H. B. Wright, 1.25 Lloyd Osborne, 1.25 J. M. Patterson, 1.50 F. H. Smith, 1.25 R. Parrish, 1.25 E. Balmer, 1.25 Rex Beach, 1.50 E. P. Oppenheiin, 1.25 "Phillpotts_, - 1.25 R. Kipling, 1.60 S. R. Crockett, 1.25

Herbeg: Quick, 1 25 Mary _ Rinehart, ' 1.25 F.'Lyde, 1.25 R. N. Carey, 1.25 C. D. Boats, 1.25 A. S. Swan, 1.25 W. Kirkland, 1.00

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