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If »-my LATEST umm ‘\“'l THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN W ”' Finer or ALL'

JANUARY 27, 1 1

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'!-` 'W M A N’ in “_A _ P Y K _””“”°"""d_"“ “O”-4' ii ;'“"”'i_i"'_“”-*_* ‘ ' - - Avi” " f°v- llB“"““d"““t °"“¢_"“°"- which set th.

Safel Remedy

for

Bd/by`s Cough

There are in a n y

cough remedies on the market that one would hesitate to give nn ill- fiuit if :ill their ingre- dients were known. ..'-'em fake _..C_I11ii1_@¢sl-.fl may be dangerous

-» Jamieao_n's ~

Baby Cough Remedy

is free from all "dope" or danger-oils tlrugs.It`s a safe, pleasant, effec- tive cough remedy fit to give tlic _voiingest in- fiints.

Price 250

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

FRIDAY, ]:\.\'L'.»\RY 27, lgll.

RECIPROCITY !

1 'l`lz».- iilziioiiiicelnelit inode by illonfoats, potatoes, cheese and butter, few additional I,a,.t,c,,1a,-5 are sub.

I _\lr. 1-‘ii-ldiiig in Parliarnt-nt will be' -,:ai'ilcn products and vegetables a

lpol.-il iiews to 1'l‘iuce l‘Id\\'ard Island well as fish.

farnicrs and tisliernifri. Theseare the important features as

The trade agreement, if it passes aflecting this Province. The reduc

L`~iu;iess, us it will iloiibtliss pass tion of duty on agricultural implc- ;\,S_ per ac,.c_

I the Cana-iiiiu Parliainilit, will give ii ments to 15 per cent, although not

‘li-ei: ninrkct in the Stiiti-s for our ,enou§l_i, will be wclconie.

ture of the mon of the tiiuel' lt has

nilord as :ood it slzirilard ns any

tlii.iigli not iuiite an i-ical une. A=

the

lor.. i'»'iai;.'.'.1;-f.'i'.;_~» 0. .i..;.;';;;;.'.‘.'.i.s'_;;..;_;-_ ' _

lt is not ot pliysical giants that we lt seems to be generally admitted, .

wish to speak, but of another si»l°t of alter ten years since the prires were statzlre, uidirziteil in part by Dr. tirst awarded, that the awards hav Isaac Watts when hc wrote: been very honestly and imllartiall ~lil'erc 1 so i,-'rent to rea-icll the skies iuaile, \vitliout regard to nation

Ur :rash (llc iireaii ill a span, lm-,@5_ __\n.1 it mlrei H prep;-5 big ma Illi, n"[ he ,nlchlmid by my Zine- lol' \vi»lnnn to \vin any one oi the

llic luiuil s the 1-'t;it’ili'e of tue mau.l _ _ p v

Brit \~.lint stuliilaixl has thc ivorlii :\0l’1`l l‘l`11@= ln HUY }`9f‘T`~ DU “Ol by which to measure thc mc-ntzil sta- ill”-*Y Niles' tl‘f'Ve_fUre- A “nord 50"*

5_:l'oiinil for comparison in rcf_‘,'al‘d t

brian siiggesteil that the .\`o‘i>el prize, wliere the biggest men are l‘-r.i~.l=.i-:e<l'.‘

' . - And yet thc- record may 'oc a liitl

that is ,,\~,,,g,,_§,;,. fur the pupposey disappointing to Aiiglo-Saxc-n read

' _ » ers. For the allotment of iifty-si

ii-ill be reiiieiiiluii-i-il, the imc Allrt-il...\`~il-cl limes. omitting some givvii I ' \',,l,@1 ,,f ,q\\~L.,i,.,, Mft 3 lm-*L-6 fnptumv peace societies, has gone to the dif-

iilroliic fri-in wliirh goes to pay rferrnt collntries of the world in th

following order: Germany, 15; France

al, n`

l~IXPl'IRll\ll~l.\"I' \l. F.-\H.\l (`llHl‘S.

% Bulletin 06 igives fuller returns oil the yield of crops at the Experiment- al I°‘arm'in Clinrl0ttet0\vn than has

lyct appeared in The Guardian. A

s joined.

Of spring wheat thirteen varieties

were grown, the yield of which rang- ed from 29 to nearly 49 bushels per

' acre, the average bclng 38 bushels 10

Tiventy-one varieties of oats were

;;ro\vn, yielding from' 89 to 1311 bushels per acre, the average being ` ‘.21 bushels 2') lbs. per acre.

Of barley eleven varieties of six-

row and ten varieties of two-row were grown, the average yield of the iirst-named being 65 bushels 38 lbs.. iind of the latter lil! bushels 19 lbs. ner acre.

The average yield of eleven varie-

rics of Indian Corn was 22 tons 56-1

lbs. pcr acre.

0' Ten varieties of Swede turnips pro-

duced an average of 26 tons 919 lbs.

e por acre. _ _ Ui inaugels eight Varieties were

ment of 'Superintendent Clark Th tc-sts inane cf so many varieties of iarin crops, their yield and adaptr tion to our soil and climate must be of great value to the farmers of this Province if they will avail them- selves of the information and ex- aniplcs set lielorc them at the Ex- periniental Farm.

'run i~‘.x.\xli.\'l~:li o.\' coiwloiruzs.

The lixniliilier' was the Otllff

dny forced to adiuit that when L1 coin- bine “is foriiieil for the purpose of controlling the supply and sale of staple articles of couslilliptiou by the people it is to be viewed with the greatest concern and it ought to be liedged about with conditions and llmira;li,~iis." Anil as to -\vat0r2d

_ _ _ _ _ . -, t

stock, “it should not be permitted cle in common use nas .~ilb_c<'t¥.‘<l 0

` ri

poi- sbiiiild the shareholders be allow-

i-(140 niake big diviilenils out of the

necessities oi tilt' Dlllllll'-'V '

.\'o\\- this is just what has happen

cd. .\_‘col'es of coinliiues have been

; kinds in hulk 3150 banllsonie uc

ctilletlibiitliilillliifle that ioiupnnv was ,clnuioriiig for lllllllff lllillcsl lfsdpai liluciiig the \\'H1£l‘-`> “l did' “mme to iple, on the score of being: une.; ,t. ,h meet tm, ,.,,,,,l,¢g.(iii_n of pl rl 133 lzoods, which have to clllilh 4»\cr'_n -__ per cent. tarirl wall, thell liuslliesié 'was pm..,ng 8 di,-lat-iirllof all pci eip ‘ilu the actunll ii;0I£;fY lu 1° coiuuion stile' 0 lc c _

“We know that after Ulf? 9‘f“l°m_e

` .vas given before Mr. :lll=fflC0_`(‘|;l~°I; thc case of l\'l\\1ll”’l"_‘*' Ui" ‘T0 'tif' l<v_rii (‘oniiiarii'. 1-i"l\*°“' “_” G' lic Jin!-,re disinisseil the case, on llrrouiiil that the aL'FC=_‘"\"“1 ‘l5°fl an illelzlil c_iin-_-.l’iIin[`.l‘ iutt-i'fcrili;_ ui

thc irecilnui of l.l':iill'.

- _ ~ 3 _ ,- Tc_\tile (‘i»inpaii,~ if

,V . _ ~ _ ~ . . . ' _ ' _

.1 tim; this was lliv ioiiu

axrreciucntsidoptei ily L t of th representing n lZl`_9Rt_ l_’“r ` ,

.im ,,,.\,._-9,-im; juiliriiicnt. thc j\\\l!'f‘

' . _ . - 0

Mute il i ~ fbf colliiiiitlees

i holcsalr- nnil retail tlriili 01 Cobain,

and it n-,ogmf that iillnofst e\'Cl`)' l“`t‘n'_

manufacturers’ PPICG. the wholggaye price and the retail price, mlow which none could sell, and no one would be nll0W€d 30 Purchase who ,did not tlrsl; agree to sign thg ,,,,,,_ ‘ ,tract in question. He stated, furthe.-_ that lt was dilllcult indeed to mn,

_-T23-0n4t_lT1Ti_e_d on page 7),

_ adies’ oven sllolzs

Do you tliink you are do.

ing yourself justice when you

I l

deliciolisness nlld llC\`l‘7\`“ frfshness'

ka es Reiiicniber Noir'e are MIS!

formed in Canada and are now OD0l`9~' ]m,md_ The McKinnon ln-ug io., cor ting to control the supply and sale of urea; George and Kents StrC€tS~

staple articles of consumption, and , dnl' the stock of these concerns has been _ V -1--

Sl 1~'1'o\‘-'ii and the yield Per acre averag- 0 iii 2‘J tons 1,863 lbs.

Carrots varied largely from about.

E. ‘ 153 tons to over 15 tons per acre, the "average of the tive varieties grown

‘_ hcilif: 10 tons 22 lbs.

J G _On tive ziliulial lir:/es of $l\_l.\\ifll.\ each to

» . b i, . -y. 1,; 1 ._.' the - , ~ h -9 lil; the United lxinzilom, T; Holland ` _

" Q mul “ " ` r H WM al l 4 Sugar beets were grown in three

i-tloue niiist for ‘the ailvanccmen

I RL GFIST t of Russia, Italy and Switzerland.

| ‘ _ , - _ g _ ` _ __ _ ., .

J n\eilicine_ pliy;-'iC.~', chemistry, literal- “mlb b“9‘l9"» ‘li Dcnmmk' bpalll

1 . The first f.,ii.- U; and l'nitt~<l States, 2 each; Austria,

, varieties, the average yield being 16

tons 4 lbs.

'&EFl‘ mm ai" l'(`au` ` ` -1 \~ Nav 1 eBCh_ That In potatoes there was a wide vnri-

`=~--1' ' __ Y these prizes are awariled bv commit-, llellilum “nl - *’ ` -i

Nr. . . - , ._ , _ fu U _\-...mush (.,,“,,,_,€S ami Great Britain should stand third

ance of yield in the twenty varieties

.0 0 gf .r;.1.~_= i, . ttf ini ie . ’ ,_ _ .

._ mer liqoisn be- s » 1 '_ th “half smanyprizes aslllonn, the range being from 94.5

lf.--'~. 'at "r;i0`n`s,i *_-`i1rplllsi stile ii! the peace prize is aivarded by the \‘-'lil 1955 R fl

"~il’~` 1.? i‘.er\ie:lr l' .v c l e- ~ . - _ ~ _ i _- ~ ~ 0'* German ' is onl' less , __ ‘ ""~~ ~h-ft -“lf” 'il _\i»r\\eulnli rtolthiug, or lalliament. “U9 H -VC( 0 5' 5 f..c '°f~.si»n._l'f.1;il»le igutilltics at low- ThL_;`, t,.n,,mHi_ ,.,cC,i\.Q ,.m,m,mtiOn5‘ Su;-p.;~i5ing than ‘that the Unite li* Iifrui iii rl:-> year. l!vi_'ra<l@ Ur-.,~,\ ' "` ' _ , - <

.-i Q . \ ~i i` ` " fi-nm rli~rliigiil,»},@.l mg.. of all the states should fall as lou in the list

fl' fwi-_\' =»i:.iif-.-, n..-fi black, = ~ » _ _ _ _ .. p i .31 - , U- Uf ~ - k _ S am or in the ninth .positio

c. 0.1 tht d. lnr. .\lcht-20wn_~` for voir. 'ies the \\i_»llil, and ta ei M D 1

lgfllf' V flilt-;r.Lf'ii. l`_’-'»`ip.". l»_-S.-' than ._.,<,~.m ,mins U. in,-@_,~ti,:mp gpg 1-@1n_ from the head. Arid Canada has not d

="i.f'. sin.. _~!' 1 i i _r - . _ . _ .. ~ 1 ' i '- _"uso i r 't _ 'l 1),.,-.ml f\,Z,,,,_,_i,,,,,,_ `_s‘v35“_;.:,i,,,,§;:,,l_‘ tive claims null merits of thc randi- ,ict secured any p.ace in ltuis, the '~i n ii po atoes an roots, ani do

ce foi' -\`1_»ii`», S1.-ill :iiclit-fziiwiis for ilatfs for the ilitlerent prizles. spcncl- U10-*t Pmlnellt ‘lf the “Wh > WUC - i _ . S _ V _

75"' (""'"" °"‘~'@"" ‘lT`H“"’l`“ "ll“lUiS€‘“ ilu vezirlv a vfist sum in this wah' ustsi A lsland soil and the skilful mana - 1 '

u_r,.-lg,-_sim-¢_q_ 1_~:7,13,_ ‘ I _ li4 days or money refunded. 500. i - -~» --' - i-

, ,_

lbushcls to 328;! bushels (Burban'it's

A Seeilling) per acre. The average was

229 bushels 311 lbs. per acre.

n The tigures are on the whole re-

irnrlzably izooil, in view of the poor

lpities of tlie people." We subjoin ii

' '-Moir's Chocolates in all thellg

\\'

llileipliloilie for H SB‘“l‘1‘*l’"lf or

do -not wear a pair of warm comfortable waterproof over. ~ shoes this cold weather. If you . contemplate buying a pair do

not fail to see our big showing

; of low prices.

'proven to bc watered from three to g

ten times the amount of capital nc- . _iiiiiily piit iii, while pig .iii-ifieiiiis, g OUT Rzpalr D 9 P t'

few instances.

Thomas i\lc.\lillan,> writing in the

Toronto Globe of .lauuary 21 in re- ply to 'I`. .-\. llilsscll, ("unirmali of the ,Tarirl Ciilliziiittve of the lllanufnrtur- lers’ Associatifin, airiotrs: many other similar iiistnnccs grives thc following

`riinnin_i: up to .30 pcr cent are being _`

_ When yourclock orwatch

It may be possible that

you would prefer a pair of Felt Boots if so you may be

lpiicketcd bv them "out of the neces- '-;

~ L....|.'_'&.~a‘n

' is out of order bring them

to us and have tliciu made good as we are experts along this line and guaran- tee you a first class job.

If you will lct us know

we will send and vel \"~'i1I'

“That theiii‘.'i=:s=.ii::1_tiiili of the

.~ _

ii clock and fix it up lu ;,g0ol

i ' sluipe for ti very reasoli:il>le

pi ice,

- iifdit alilie to the l‘rodueti\encss oflcure any case of itching, Blind

lheeillng or Protrud ng Piles in 6 to

PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.

Royal Coliiiiiission into thc ziiluirs oi Q .., if .

____ 0

. PAZO OINTMENT is gimrantecd to Phone 353.] Jewgglgr

assured that you can make no

,mistake in a selection and the :prices commence at the low ifiglirc of one dollar. For the lmornings we have a number of nice lincslof felt house “shoes and slippers from 3oc a pair ‘up to $1 .00.

Goff ros

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lily 4% The Great Januar _ leorance Sale F ourishes l iff St°ll _ ° ° '

1 ower Prices on our Exquisite Stock

_ INT

' MUNEY

The man that lgcrps his eye on our ads these days will save lots

of money hy so doing.; lor. The-re’s Money in ’l`henl!

\\'c`re now nirikilig some deep cuts in prices. \\`e are cutting prices in order to force all our Fall and \\`iiiter

. Stock out of the l1ousé"'§nd so as to be able to pay cash for our ne\\'

_ OUR

ADS !

Dou`t postpone the hour of buying or you may be

i The-se bargains will be picke l, lliegular tickets on al

Thousands of Dollars Worth of Goods ai One-quarter off Regular Price Thousands of Dollaifs Worth cf Goods at One-third off Regular Price Thousands of Dollars li orlh of Goods at One-half off Regular Price.

Su ilus -'tor‘l-t from the Ladies'

-THE HOUSE OP QUAl.lTY- " _Last nlarket day_\vas the biggest selling day yet. Hundreds of farmers who were into the

Lonvention on Tuesday visited the sale before going home. Now to give the farmers and their wives a

I chiiuce \ve are going to make prices so low for the next market days that will make it ,ivortli their \vhile ' 1 to conie. In fact it will pay every farmer in Queen"s county, part of Prince and l{ing’s to HARNESS

Great Clearance Sale

stock. . ‘

The buying time of the year. Its good busiliess on our part and glorious opportunity for liuyersl Look at the savings and then you’11 see that

There’s Money in 0ur Ads! ,

too late. _

rl up at once by shrewd buyers 1 goods froiu :vhich the discount will be deducted.)

~ for' 94c -

value for l6c

every dollar.

400 yards Men’s shi

Over 7000 1000 pairs About loo NOW LA

rl _ _

ltr-ail_v-to-ivcnr Dept, at Pleasing Gen-

‘ crous Iliscoiilits.

T\\'f'\i_fy-tivo f`liil<lrmi's coats all

new this season ranging in price friilu $::_s0 to $9.50, iit l-:l oo. int girls from 6 to 14 years.)

10 Scotch Plaid Wool Dresses

Kilteil Skirts, $2.50 to $4.50, 5 oil.

16 Girls' Blue rliirge Suits, Sailor

Stole, 52.50 to .$4.75, 1-:l oft 5 f_`liiI1lren‘.-' Vripes red, and blue,

(new) $3.511 each, 3 On.

fl l.fi<li`es’ Suits assorted colors

$111.00 to $21.00, 1-3 oil.

:iii liarlies ' Dress Skirts, mostly Ilwirn. liliies- and iiliielis, $3.50 to se.~ 00, 1-Il oil.

12 only, 1`llild's White Nlggcrlimd

Flniiue-l i-onifortalile and cosy, $3.25, $3.75 und 34,00 1-3 oil. Just the thing for the little ones, can he worn up till Moy. '

lill is my

lllousehould Department and Staple Department-

, 25 per ceni off.

Sheetinr; Sheets, } off.

_Towels and 'l`owe`lling, i OH.,

l’I`able Napkins, 5 011 Table linen and other Linens, 4 oil. Ginghnms, Print Cottous, Sateena,

Vretonnes, } oil. _ _

1-3 off.

Pillow cottons, Pillow caseifi ou. lleildiniz, Tlckingr, } oil. _ _ Bed Cove-rs, 2 od. ` Flilnnclettcs, 1 oil.

White Vollnterpalies, 4 ofl. Flannel, Grey, White and red, } od. Table Linen 0! all kinds, i 00. Black Drcss Goods, about 1800 yards

in stock, comprising panamas, serges. chcviots, lustres, poplins, " nrmurcs, tricots, resildas, eolietines, cashmeree, voiles, diagonals, hop- sacks, etc., ranging from 350 yard to $2.35, 40 to 48 inches wide, less

4 oil.

P A T 0 N S _ Charlottetown.

A Quarter Saved on Dress Goods

Plain Melton Suitings, 42 inches wide,

about 175 yds, 32c line, less 1- oil.

Striped Tweed Suitings, 48 inches

wide, about 325 yds, regular 65c line, less i oil.

Diagonal Cheviot Suiting, 42 inches

wide, about 350 yards, in a splen- did range of colorings, regular 7Bc

' less } od. Hopsack Diagonal and Cheviot Suit-

ings, 50 inches wide, about 350 yds, regular $1.20 and $1.30 per yard,

less 1- oil. Hygrnde Broadcloth, 54 inches wide,

about 400 yds, fourteen shades and black to select from, $1.75 per yard, less } oil.

Boyd Ca1dwe1l's Striped Suitings, 58

inches wide, about 175 yards, nine colorlngs in stock, regular $1.1'-fl per yard, less 1 oil.

Till lst Feby

4 #-

leave the children

To PATON’

V D 7 ~¢

L`l’ and make for Charl0ttet0wn’s biggest clearance sale.

All prices on heavy wool underwear will be cut down io pleasing prices _ ` There will be a thousand garments of comfortable underwear for man. woman and child.

Every child's, misses' and woman’s winter coat will be sold at l-2 their price. 4;? nien's heavy comfortable overcoafs with velvet collar will be sold at I-2 price.

‘ |30 men's fancy colored shirts made by one of the best makers in Canada. Regular $l.25 value

400 yards of England's best flanneleiie in stripes and other floral designs |9c up io 22|:

100 ladies' wrappers ata saving of 250 on the dollar. f ioo ladies colored waists :uid 150 knitted Jerseys in ri variety of different colors all sizes 25c of

of diagonal suitings 1.00 value for 6oc.

rts 1.25 for 94c all wool flannel.

65 ladies’ niuffs at 67c on the 1.00 inst

yards__0f assorted dress goods at discounts ranging 25 to I-3 off the 1,00, of ladies’ warm stockings at 250 off the 1.00.

ead of 100 cents.

pairs of wool socks for the guid man 25c off every 1 oo. DY OF FARM don’t you let this sale pass without visiting it. If you c:tn‘t

_ _ at home bring tliein all with you. There is something for everyone in the house,

whether it be a piece of furiuture, a carpet, :i sleigh robe, :i fur cont, zi pair of blankets sheeting linen under\\'e:ir,yoli \vnut,it is up to you to get to l’.f\T(;NS’ in pi lim-ry,;md d0n’l_ you fo,-get ,that ou can bu); STANFIELDS iiiiderxifezir cheaper here than in the factory af 98|: a garment. y

COME! COME! ,,COME!

Sale

S Great-

40c., w

200 P

oil.

i P A T 0 N \‘

59 Yfiiini: M0n‘s siimi, $8.00 to $11.-

00 D. B. & s. B., 1-3 Off,

100 Pairs Short Punts, Sale Price,

30 Pairs Worsted Pants, Price $3.50 'fo 54~75. halt price. ,

PI'§C(gi.i1drcn's Suits, all sipes, HALF

orth 75c. _

airs Heavy All Wool Pants, }

i. T

Go ver This ist and

Furniture and Carpets 4 1,-8. Randy linda Clothing Q and 1-3. and Hn!! Prim. Droll Goode § and 1-3,

lllllnufr. Rue; ci-iiiiiiioii nm uiii

“Hmmd lim 5 mn; uiiuii..-y mmap 1-: mia ;.

l'\ll‘lll|dl‘|\rUnld'Ooltl1-SGI.

All Ready made Garments lor Ladies

in the mantle room, 1-3.

Coats, Skirts, Misses? Jackets, Rain

proof Coats Q to hall price.

Staple Department, Household Cot- ,tons and Linens, } oil. Corset md Hosiery Department, also

Ladies' Underwear, 5 oil,

Coatings, Stripped Broadelotlu, Ben- vm, Ohavloh, Friaue, ioll. '

Ladies Suitings at 1 to 1-3 03.

Men's Furnishing Department,

Special Lines 1-3.

oil.

Ladies' Ready to wear Department,

Wnists Silk and Wool. Wrapper-5,,

Wool Jackets, etc., Q and 1-3 od.

Ladies' White Underwear } oil.

Dresl Goode 4 to 1-3. i

ote the iscounts, ffered A

All our Ostrish Boas and Ostrlsh

Feathers 1-8 oil.

Silk, Satins, Ribbons and Velvetl Q

od. .

ici. '

Kid Gloves, Silk Scarves. Wool Scar-

ves, i oil. '

Btandheld's Underwear, all new

stock, medium and dna makes, Q of!

Watson'u Underwear, and Pen Anglo,

W f. tl . S t h T

8200:; sn? CHQ v:;%¢:=T::i°<1.d*§frs°»‘. ;1;;i:-dawn Quilts. i oil.

oil. '

V All Smallwai-es, Combs and Hair Ag-_ Coloma 'md 513°* SBU” I 03

cessoi-lee, 1-3 of|.' ` Dm" Lillglllgl, etc., § 03,

Stockingnette and`0verallb § ol. Krug' and Glmbh 3-‘3 lilld I 01

All our Men's Fur Coats 1-3 oll. Eggnlfluei' L3 on'

. ' iz wear. k on -oompi-lain!

All Boy a Overconts, 1-3 oil. Eoliennes, Cup, 5, 0h,'”_ nu-qulr

Blankets, all } oil. au" von" onpoumm. M

. , ,

0 .PATONS

_ XO _

ln!! And Neckwelll' i I 1-B Oil.

EARLY BUYERS WILL FARE THE BEST! 45 Men’s Uvercoais Hall Price

50 Rcefcrs, Boys, Q oil. 115 Three P' ‘S 1 31, tp .

95 Reefcrs, Mens, 1-3 oil. 33 to 35, } 8:1?-1ce1.;il.l0?q'_ or aus' 40 'Mcn'l~i ,0vercoats, Cbcsterflclds, 150 Two piece Suits, llt for boys 4

half price. to 15, 1 to 1-2 on

115 Boys' College Overcrmts, 1-3 oil. 29 Leather and Canvas Storm Contg

116 l\len‘s Tweed and Worsted Suits, half price, } and 1-3 01],

1-3 ull. I 8Fur Coats, Coon and Beaver, 1-3

45 Men s Overcoats, 33 to 42, hnlf oil.

Ilrife- _ 4 Astrachan Lined Cloth Coats ‘

55 M0h'S Blue or Black Clicslerficlds with Fur `Co1lnr, $20.00 for $14.50. '