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ET us develop your films and

L make your prints. We have' a complete and very modern department for handlmg. this work. _ Send us your exposures we will

get the best there is in them,

The G. l'l. Cook Studio pgwssuaawdvwuwuw

Send One Home

Next to an actual visit, a portrait send to the folks at home or those re- latives who care moat about you, will be most welcomed--will give you the greatest pleasure."

Modern photo8\’al>hy I-sn’t a trial

to undergo, its an experience to en- joy. Make the appointments today.

The Bayer Studio

A. E. Lyon

Photo Studio

Specialty in Groups. College,

Society and Family

Work unexcelled.

Moderate Prices.

Amateur’s work given personal

attention

107 Queen St. Ch’Town Phone 68]

` The Guardian 1'

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made in ,C a n_a a fafmbfifm

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clual Alley & Co.

135 Queen Street

, "ANAD.|'_AN.f~ ' 'PAcl_i=|¢;

SPECIAL F ARES ron

TORONTO

EXHIBITION

From Charlottetown

Goinglooil`l]1Tiiill7‘:let{J0f.eT.5.m. 6

$25-75 i."‘°l““.§"l§%,.‘."»i."i“,".’...i

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I5. respectively

Going 2-lept. Sand ii

' Good untilS@D!- II 5\I1dl5.

respectively

TRANS RTIJNTIC EIRVICI,

fl gn sf,

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__a-_--_-_I-11*'1*-Z From Montreal-Quebec

OCT. 9 Ocr. 16

MISSANABIE - - METAGAMA, - - Missaussis, - - NOV. 13 METAGAMA, - - Nov. 20, 1..__._.._.._._-_- w.li. Howard. ii. 1-. i\.,c. i' R..n\.iohn.N.l\ 1 1._.__._--____- Geo. Waller, Iluminion Express Building

Uhzirlctielcwn ___

Furness l

Sailings

From LONDON I\`rom HA Ll FAX About A000!

Appenlne August 21:h Uateiino September 7th Shenandoah September 21st

Au . 3lst._$via _

St,Tohn’s i _ F.) Messina

From LIVERPOOL I"r0m IIALIFAX Via Nfld. Via Nfld. Aiwug About

Tabasco September llih

Sept. ith. Durango September 25th

Above siiilings nrc not guaranteed and

are subject to change without notice.

Furness, 'ti/ithy & Calid-

‘ Halifax, N. S.

ran-qua

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Hard and Soft foal

Wholesald and Retail

New is the time to put in your

Wlntei-'e Supply of Coal when F0208 are good, weather fine. and D\‘|°0B lowest.

We have a good supply of Soft Coal

in stock suitable for Domestic and Steam purposes and have fresh car- goes arriving almost daily.

W” '“"° “"" “ ““‘“"" °' 8°” A“j so as to take delivery from the

thrscite Coal in Egg Stove and Chest nut sites suitable for Furnaces and Base BBurner Stoves.

We shall he pleased to have your

order for your requirements at any time.

Schooners. for charter always In

dfugand, and highest rates of freight pa .

Runtsln Bell 8: Co.

Tenders for Sheds

SEALED TENDERS addressed to

the uiidersigiieil and marked "Telider for Sheds," will be received up to Sat- lurduy, Sept. 4th at 8 o'clock p. m., lfor the erection ui' Horse and Cnt- |for tlic erection of' I-lore end Cut- .tlc Slicils, on the grounds of the Souris Live Stock Fiiir Association accoriliiii: to plains and specifications which may bc seen nt my office.

Each tciidcr must be accompanied

by an iicifcpteil cheque one chartered bank, made payable to the Com. of Agriculture, equal to 10 p. c., of the amount of the tender, which will be forfeited if the party tendering de- clines to entcr into a contract when coiled upon to do so, or if he fails to complete the work coniriicted for. lf the lenilcr is not accepted, the che- quc will be returned. ; The lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted.

JAS. A. McCORMACK,

` Secretary, Souris,

Live Stock Sccocintion.

Souris, Aug. 25, 1915.

` 2720-8-28Mstt3i.

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Timo Table, Rocky Point Ferry. 8. 8. Hillsboro.

Leave Cb‘town Leave Rocky Point 7.00 a.m. 7.20 s.m. 8.00 a.m. 8.80 a.m.

a.m. _. 10.00 a.m. .m. t 11.30 a.m. 111. IF 2

ln. P" '

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0 p.m. 0 p.m. 0 p.m.

SUNDAY

FWFN ooo* ¢¢¢:n FEE” ?EFB

.°‘9°!°!".° @¢B%$3 ooeoc 9935?? asses

M. MURPHY, l\lai\a||of\

Eastem. S. S. Lines International Line

Steamahl Oalvlrr Austin. Gov. Ding- le and Governor Cobb.

COAST\VISE:- Leave St.John` Mon , Wed.,

and Fridaiy at9 am. for Liibec, itastporr Port- land and iuston. Return leave Central Wharf- Boston, Mon., Wed.. and tri., atll a.m. for Port, and East ort, Lubec. and St. lohn. Dill IGWIP:-Leave St. John, Tues . Fri. and Sat, at 7 p. m. Return, leave Central Wharf, Boston, Mon.. Thurs. and Sun. at l0.00 a.m. Ma rnoPoLi1'AN Line BTEAMBHIPB MASSACHUSETTS AND BUNKER HILL

Leave North aide of India Wharf,Boston. every d_ay at 5 p ni.. due New York at 8a.m. Home aer- » vice returning.

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE STEAMSHIPS NORTHI-AND AND

NORTH STAR

Lea vi: Franklin Wharf.Portlanii,Tues ,'l`hurs.

New York. Flame service returning.

City Ticket Office, 47 King Street. A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B.

New Brunlwlek.

I “Coal

all HY GkADE (goals and al

attention to all orders large and small.

We have vessels now en route with HARD COAL-Egg Stove Nut, Old Sydney Roun , Slydney Run of Mine, Inverness ound and Peanut, Albion Round, Run of Mine and Nut Customers who want the best should order now

Vessels. Use our Coal and save money.

. Phone 111

MENT AND PFIOSPERITV

HAN_D-IN-HAN D.

Representative for Souris.

Representative for Souris. .

Lady Sybil docked at 7.00 Monday night. She was from Pictou en route to the Magdalene. She took consider- able Srel ht from Souris and about

. .°|T PAYS 10 In lhil Pr0V_lllG¢~

. . .*THE MATHIESON GOVE

buy

RN- GO

.. CARL MCDONALD il Guardia!

..*T GORDON IVES Is Guardian

..'*THE LADY SYBIL.- The S. S.

nd Sat. at 6.30 p.m , also Mon.. at 10.30 n. m. for

A. E .FIemIng, T.F.&.P.A. Bt John.

ii 1 a \

We car a com lete stock of

E fifteen passeugera.*

EISTERII PERSONALS

. .*Mr. W. Hilgstis, Charlottetown

was a passenger t Souris 'i‘uesday.*

..*Mr. A. F. McQuaid, Souris, was a passenger to St. Peters Tuesday.” ;

..*Mr. Percy Landrigan, City,

spending a. few days in Souris.*

. .*Mr. James Swallow, Souris, h

returned from St. Peters where had been visiting for several days.'

..*Miss Blanche Creamer who has

been visiting her parents in Souris lia.s left on return to Charlottetown!

as he

. .*Miss Nellie i~‘itzpatricir. Sonris

has arrived home from Halifax where she has been spending the summer.*

_ .*Mr. Alex. Bruce was a pessenger

ter & tio., (lliarlottetown, was in Sour- is Tueoday."‘

..*Rev. Fathers McPherson,

River, and Rev. Father Pius McDoii- old are in St. Peters officiating nt the forty-liours.*

Bear

..*Mii-is Angelina Gallant, who

been in Boston for the past years has returned to her home Souris.*

has four

..*Mr. A. J. McAdam who spent the

week»end with ills parents in Selkirk left yesterday morning on return to the CIty.*

..*Miss Terrault, Amherst Island,

arrived in Souris Monday night and was a passenger on the S. S. Lady _Sybil to her home!

..°Mr. Olex. Bruce was .1 pnssengcr

to St. Peters Monday morning; where he was engaged on important busi- ness*

..*Mr. Richards of the Canadian

Bunk of Commerce, Souris, left last week for Nova. Scotia where he will spend his holidays."

..*Mr. Lloyd Jenkins, of the Island

Battery who has been home on ti .short furlough to his home, iii Dundas, left on return to Charlottetown Tuesday moi'iiing.*

iii _iiiiiiiis

CIPTOWN MARKETS

Butter per lb .. .

Fowl per Ib

Chickens . . . . . ... .

Hay, pressed,

Buckwheat

Wheat, per bus. .. . .

Oats, white .. .. .

Oats. black . . . . . . . ... Eggs, doz. 21 Butter lb. (creamery Z8 Tub, butter, per lb . . . ... ...22

Potatoes, per bus, new . .

1 12

. ..23 t0 28 .. ........10 .. ..14 to 16 10.00 to 13.00

75 to 90

..1.00 to 1.25

.60

. . . .70 to 75

27 to

Beef, per lb. retail . . .. .. ..10 to Raspberries, per qt. ....8 to Blueberries, per qt . . . . . . .. . .8 Black currents . . .. ....25 Gooseberrles...... .. ..

.14

Wool, lb ' 25 to 40

S’SIDE MARKETS

$1.00 to 1.25

26 to 40

~ 20

10.00 to 13.50

.14 3.50

Wheat, bus.

Wool, lb. Eggs, doz.

I-lay, pressed,

Hides, lb.

Oatmeal, per 100 Oats, (white) bus.

Barley, bus. Buckwheat

Butter. lb. (dairy) Butter lb. (crenniery) Calfsklns lb.

Outs (black) bus. Potatoes `

EHICIGU MIHKEIS

.63

05 to 90

’ 1.25

21 to 22

28 .13 .68 .50

(Special to The Guardian) _ Cl-IICATIO, Ang. 31.--Wheat, No. 2,

red, $1.01% to $1.02%; No. 2 hard, $1.0-1% to $1.05.

Corn, No. 2 yellow, 78 to 80y§c.;

others nominal.

Oats, No. 3, white, 33 to 34c. Stand-

ard 40c.

Rye, No. 2, 94% to 951:.

Barley, 50 to fiilc.

Timothy, $5.50 to $7.00. Clover. $8.35 to $13.25.

Pork, $13.32.

Lsrd $8.07.

Ribs $7.80 to $8.45.

ways _give prompt and careful

G. Lyons fi. to

_ LM.

lor Infants and tlliililreii. Ilia Kliiil You lim Amp lliiuglii

ilmmtnra of °- °~ dofeza

PLANT ENE

CHARLOTTITOWN To IQGTON.

Commsncing FRIDAY at noon AUG-

UST Oth, the B. B. HALIFAX will save CHARLOTTEPOWN for B08- i‘0N via Hawkesbury and Halifax,

ind every Frida ar noon thereafter.

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..°ONE CENT per word each in-

‘ertlon for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

..*EA8TERN TRADING CO.- All

those indebted to the Eastern Trad- ing Co., are requested to settle their respective accounts without delay.

2698-8-27M6i.

..*RESERVE DATE. - There will

be a concert given in aid of the Angli- can Church at Souris on Sept 6th.

2778-9-1M2i.

...*EVERV MAN WHO APPRE-

CIATE8 GOOD. HONEST SERVICE WILL SUPPORT THE CANDI- DATES WHO SUPPORT PREMIER MATHIESON1' WHO DOES THE BEST HIS CIRCUMSTANCE AL- LOWS, DOES WELL. ACTS NOBLV; ANGELS COULD D0 N0 MORE.

...*THE ICE CREAM SOCIAL

which had been postponed will be held as before said in J. H. Baker's field at North Luke on Monday, La- bour Day, Sept. ilth. Proceeds to go towards Machine Gun Fund. it will be held the following day if Monday is non fine. 2804-9-2m1i.

..*PATRlOTIC SOURlS.- The cit-

izens of Souris are to be congratulat- ed on their Patriotic spirit. Besides having sent about twenty-five men to the front, and young generous con- tributors to all the Relief and Paorio- tic` funds they have given recently three machine guns, one from Mathew and McLean, one from Mr. .lonii Nich- ols, and one from the citizens ot' S0uris.*

..*PAINF'UL ACCiDENT.- The

many friends of Mr. M. A. Piiquet, Souris will regret to lien-.' that he is at present siiilei-iiig from burns on his face and hands caused by :lic ex- plosion of ii bottle of burning alcohol and his quick recovery is eiiigerly looked forward to.'

..*MlSSION 0PENS.- Rev Father

Fullon who has been preaching tho Mlssioii in Souris together with Rev. Father Phelan. left Tuesday for East Point where the Mission started that night. Father Fallon is a brother of Bishop Fallon, of London, Ontario and is u niagiilflcent speaker.”

THE REPRISALS OF FRANCE

FOR HUN FINES.

PARIS, August 30.-The question

has been raised in official circles what the French Government should do in the way of reprisals for enforced sub- scriptions to German war loans from properties of French citizens which have been sequestered in Germany. One example cited is the case of M. Haefiie, proprietor of spinning mills at Gebweiler, in Alsace. M. Hneffie is fi French citizen. He departed with the French army upon its retirement in August of last year.

The official German receiver of his

property is said to have subscribed 100,000 marks ($25,000) to the first German loan. -placing it against the personal property of M. I-Iiiefile and an additional 500,000 marks against the spinning mills. When the second war loan was raised the receiver is said to have subscribed 300,000 marks more. placing it in an obligation upon the mills, notwithstanding the fuct that two-thirds of the shares of the company owning the mills are held in France.

The French Government has se-

qiiestered German properties in France of values probably exceeding 100,000,000. francs ($20,000,000). Hi- therto these properties have been pro- tected carcfully, but it is new being considered whether a part should not be taken as penalty for the confisca- tion of French property in Germany by means of forced loans.

ROOSEVELT HA8

CAUSED RUMPUS

PLATTSBURG. N. Y., Aug. 29-

General Leonard Wood last night de- clined to comment on the telegram he received from Secretary of War Gar- rison lii connection with the address of Theodore Roosevelt, delivered here Wednesday night.

“I have received instructions from

the secretary of war." he said, “to al- low no addresses to be made in these camps except on subjects directly nf- fecting the technical military training end, of course these instructions will be rigidly complied wlth."

The Garrison telegram caused much

discussion about the camp. Dndlcy Field Malone, collector of the port of New York. issued a statement on the remarks of Mr. Roosevelt regarding supporting the president, in which he referred to lilr. Iiooi=evelt's views as u. "novel and treasonable doctrine.”

siiirrinsivrws

Schr. Effie Howard. George S.

Heather from Picton.

Schr. A. W. Conrad, M. li. Corkriiii

for Hastings.

lou. N. S.

REPORTED INWARDS.

Sydney, C. I3.

Loulsburg, C. B.

er, Point du Chene.

clothing department. Choose fro

PATONS. 2784-9-1ME1I

will want a new suit. Don't lot hi

here and we will let him have hi

S. . . Patons. 2784-0-1M1iE1i

85 to $7.50 for $3.49. Patons.

PROM BOSTON EVERY TUESDAY

\T NOON. For further information apply to

JAH. CARRAGHIR, Agent.

Charlottetown. ____

, 2800-9-1M1i

Reported Outwnrds, Sept. lst. -

Schr. llerry Ii., N. F. Mclnnls, Pic-

` Sclir. Burnett C. A. Haynes, from

Schr. John Kennedy, J. Whittle,

Schr. Effie Howard, Yoo, S. Heath-

"The re-opening of the school is cer-

tainly a busy season in our boys' M H 'y ,md

200 suits at $3.49 worth up to $7.50.

Will lit from 6 to 16 year old boys.

“When the bay "args for Bchooi he tained as per tlhe guarantee found iii

m ' ~

have his best “Sunday” one, time him N0'l'E.- Surgel is recomnioniled

chgice (mm any g5 to 3750 mm for cellent results in cases of nervous lu- 'H9 to fit boys from 6 to 16 years

“ nls i . '

"noyii’ New Fall school Clothes. Or Panama hal good ns new. 101' neck-

nest makes iirid lowest prices. special nav. Poster S Drugstore.

H.lM. SEHURMII Ililllllllwlll HEPLIES

lil [HE Plllllill

The Patriot is leaving no stone un-

turned these days in the effort to make political capital, and in doing so it is not particular as to the methods employed or who suifersi Its latest vic- tim ls Mr. Major Schurman, one ot' the stalwart Liberals of Prince County, who has several building contracts in Charlottetown, and has a number of men employed. lt is charged, among other things, that Mr. Schurmnn em- ploys cheap outside labor and that he is crowding out the Charlottetown workman who has to walk the streets. The Guardian has no desire to inter- fere lil the quarrel between the leading Liberal organ and a prominent Liberal like Mr. Schurman. its one desire is that the facts be properly presented. In order to get at these a representa- tive ot' The Guardian called upon Mr. Schurman at the Hotel Davies yes- terday anil was courleously received by that gentleman.

"Yes," said Mr. Schurman, “I have

seen those attacks in The Patriot and am rather surprised at them. llad the Patriot come to me for the facts I would have been glad to give tlieni Had that paper the facts, l feel sure the attacks upon me would not have been made."

“How many men have you employed

here?" asked The Guardian.

“I have fourteen from Cliarlotte-

town, five from Amherst, three from Summerside, two from Kciisiiigton, two from Egmont Bay, and one from Rustico. 1 do not know where the others come from.’_’

“Is it n fact, as charged in The Pn-

ll'i0£. lllill you employ cheap labor?"

“VV.cll, liere's my pay sheet. You can

see for yourself. This pay sheet, as you see, shows that I pay three mi-ii $5.00 per day each, one man $4.00, three men $3.50, two men $3.00, five nicii $2.50, and ull laborers $2.00 per duy eacliff

“These wages look high for Char-

lottetown."

"1 HIWHYS PIIIDIO3’ izooil men iinil pay

the higliest wages. I find that it piiys in the emi."

_ “Can you get all the men you need in Cliurlottetown 1'"

"No, I am ii_ow looking for four good

hardwood finishers, and cannot get them here. l know also of two other

|‘€Ii' li" ll (II mil- II IEI II Il' ll- ll Il.:--*I1*-'tif 1

You'll never know '

how good your bread and pies :_ --your cakes and pastry will 3

be, until you make them with _ L

RIN r

FIIUR

More Bread and Better Bread K

Ili

Buy it and see for yourself. ,,, ‘

klillmli II Ii II IEI Il -Ii il IL---I'---‘ii-»--:fig

_I Heat Your Home

l ` Comfortably And Well

, _-..__

contractors who are looking for good men and cannot get them.”

:Do you buy your lumber here ?” Yes. I buy ull my rough lumlivr

from Mr. Paoli. where I can zilwaiys secure good ~~ stock. aiid get prompt delivery."

"Wll€l’G (T0 y0\l buy y0lll‘ n1;i,1\\|f';1(i.

tiired stock '."’

:iI’rlucipally in Toronto."

Why do you not hiiy liere'?" “The mills are ull fuxcd to their

f\ll|*°-Sl,ff2\Di1Clly and cannot supply the goods.

"\Vould there not hc an opening lm-(i

for ii good wood-working factory?"

I do not know of a better cpciiiiig

Hllywliere than there is here. Such ri §21Cl-OFY. well conducted, should pay urge dividends, and be i1 great bene- fit to the community." ~

“Do you think the h

brought to Charlottctoirilfnhiyyeu beellvg benefit to the place?"

"I am SUN? lhey have. Some of them

llave f}l1'9_ad}f milled houses and mov- ed their families here. Others not onlv Day their board in Charlottetown but billy their home supplies licre."

They say you have $50,000 worth

of work in Charlottetown?"

'I`hat’s about as near to the truutli

as the other statements marie in The Patriot. My. contracts do not amount to more than half that sum."

“What IB Y0ur Opinion with regard

to the tax on ouutslde labor that is spoken about in The Patriot?"

I think It would be a great mistake

for any civic or provincial government to impose such a tux. It undoubte"ly would be against the best interests if the community." `

This closed the interview. and after

thanking Mr. Schurnian for his cour- tesy The Guardian men withdrew.

who wish to gain weight is tliiit they

stiiinliig ii with ixreiisy feeds: rlllibiuiz on useless “flesh creaiiis," or follow- iug sonic foolish pliysical c-.ultiiro stunt, while the real causc of lliin- iiess goes uutouclicd. You cannot I-Z0-I fat until your digestive tract properly nssimilates the food you eat.

There is xi prcpriition known to rcli-

ahle druggists almost evo'r_vwliere, which seemingly embodies the miss- ing elements necclnd by the illgcsiivc organs to help tliem covet food into rich, fut-laden blood, This prepara- tion ls called Snrgol und much rc~ inarknhlc testimony is i-:lvcn as to its successful use in flesh building. Snr- gol, which comes in the form of n small uoii-injiirious tablet, taken at nicnls and niixlng with the digesting food, tends to prepare its fat. flesh and inuscle building clcmeiits so that the blond can readily accept and citr- ry tlicm to the starved portions of tho body. You cnn readily picture the trniisformation that iidditioniil and previously lurking flesh-making mn- tcriitl should bring with your cheeks filling out, hollows uhoiit the neck.

m shoulders und bust snppca ni..

your taking oil from 10 to 20 pounds of solid healthy flesh. Sargol is liurni- less, inexpensive, efficient. All lend- ing druggists of this vicinity have it and are authorized to refund your lnoncy if weight increase is not oli-

cacli large pac nge

9 only as a flcsh builder mid while ex-

_ digestion. etc.. have been reported

care should be taken about using ll unless a gain of weight is desired.

M Hat Cleaner makes ii straw

2808-9-2M3i.

"l~‘osts-rn Liquid Corn Cure reniovca

hard and soft corns, bunions and val- louiies without any ill effects, liic bol-

"Boys' excellent School Suits ii

PATONB. 2800-9-1M1i

Q tie. The (‘eiitral Drugstore.

2801-9~2M3i.

You shouldn’t let your wife and family suffer from the

cold this Winter when for a small cost we can instal a heat- ing system that will give you the comfort of a day in June- that will require little attention-that is economical on fuel --and that v/iii last for years.

No modern home can afford to be without proper hlent-

ing-Many diseases spring from a cold_d.i_mp room. The very health and life of those most dear is in danger. Are they worth less than the price of a heating systemf

We know you need_ a heating system in your_ home, but

think it awfully expensive-it isnit. It isa Soundinvestment and as good as gilt edge securities that will bring health,

cortnfort and happiness to your home and will not cost much elt er.

Phone 125 to-day.

‘Bruce Stewart & Cog’ '

LIMITED

Fharlottotown, P E I

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Thin Men and Womenil 5°” "‘“"‘"" I. oo vou wANT_'To_GE'i' FAT AND 15;t££\;ien,T0hn McLeod & C0»T(§lT::i‘iTg

BE STRONG.

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The trouble with most thin folks

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This coupon entitles

\ holder to u special 10 p.c.

discount on thc cash pur- clisse of ir suit or over- cout, on or before Sept-

r-iiilicr 30, 1915.

Name....

Means Money

Address

l ' Are you going to take zidvniitzigc of this up-

1 . portunity lo buy ai suit or overcoat tliui is gnair-

anteed agiiiiist iill tuiloring fnulis nt ii saving iii prii-c ul' 10 pi-i' i'ciil.`.’ You lived n new suit and perhaps nn ovi~ri~out this full, it's up to you

' `- to decide uiiil ilcciilc quickly whctlicr or not

you are going to accept our generous offer.

;___.

tlicquniity kind, flu-y‘i-e built to satisfy even the

Our clothes arc

pcoplc iii ,every particular- style. fit, workmuii-

most rliscriinliialiiig

ship and finish.

of this sozlsiiirs ilewcst. sumplc cloths.

insist oil druggliig their stoniuch or | ,f¢ __ , _ -2

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$110 or, bl the $4 (Isttil-S '48

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Guardian. I on your new suit or overcoat

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