JANUARY 21.1916
_ ,FRIDAY _io _ _o_1'n:n
The Westem Guardian I “”“' ""°"“" it
._|1» phyggo hhgpnmu -ON! 0lN'l'psrwordeseliinssl~ ton
fy.. tion for the advertising in this column. on a
-i-lot.mAu~s cmexery eau was C011 moot looomsoov order- lllnl- ` M
charge, twenty-live cents. iffy
-CANDY AND CHOCDLATES, “This Castile Soap is from the Ar-
best quality. lowest prices, st; I-IOL-.gomee distrlct of France, carefully
Summerslde. 6063-1-2-MEII. orleg,
1- res
-THE SPECIAL for Charlottetown 800d
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. last your skates and come along. A pound, 7 pounds for $1.00. The Two
6062-1-2Ibili. Mace,
nfxi Saturday. 60634-QIMIIII.
-SPECIAL . for Charlottetown-4
o'clock this afternoon. 6062-1-21~Ill1i.
-W. K. McGOUDAN, Globe Pom Ex-
change, is Guardian Agent ln Summer- side.
--TI-IE MORNING DAILY Guardian
can be obtained st I4f!erty's '1‘onsol~ Isl Parlours, Summerlide. ’
-ARENA TONIGHT. - Big Spec-
ial skale in the Charlottetown Arena tonight. Train leaves here at 4 o'clock this afternoon 6062-1-31-Mil.
-CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.- Rev.
.I:ls_ Mucllougaill will preacll (D.`t/.,) at Slllnmersitlt- on Sabbath the ifflrd ati ll and 7.
-SUNDAY SERVICES. - Oll Jan.
flint, Rev. ll. R. Rell will preach as iollolvsz-Kensington at Il a. ln. and llratltllhilne at 0.30 p. in. Subject at ev- --lling service "Is the world growing better or worse 7"
--VlCTORIA.- A new open air rink
was opened in Victoria on Saturday evening. Quite a number of young people were present and a very en- joyable evening was spent. This is only one of the many happy evenings that the young people hope to spend in this rink during the winter.- The many friends of Airs. W. M. Snow, Victoria. will egret to hear that she has been confined to her home for the past week, with a severe attack of la l:rippe.- Mrs. I(`apt.) A. McLean, Victoria, has rr-turned home after spending :1 few dilys ill I-Iillots, the trut-st nf her sister Mrs. C. \Wiod.- .\Il-. and Mrs. Ernest Sllol'rell and Misa Penrlf- Ilowatt Capt- Traverse spent Friday and Solllrtllly visiting friellils and i~elntive.t¢ ill Crupalld.-V.
-INDIAN RIVER AND VICINITY
-Sonic of tht- s eedv horse owners
D - : till
tlrr- preparing Ihr-lr animals for the \‘,_.¥.y _,rm v_,h.r,, har Sm, pnrriorr rm f"“f"- “"1"” 'M' ""' '"1 th" my 'S linllsually beautiful shower bouquet
strong enough. A very pleasant uf- or i- moon is ill store for the young neo- A plc of Indian River i|;,tllo near fllt- M llrr-. .\lr. Pnrtllctias Phillips. of llum- rh
_ )
iltou. has pureliased the handsome Sim, farm and residence of Mr. Burrows Mrs'
.\Ioasc, on the Kcnsinlzton Road. .\Ir. I.
.Iohn S. .\icl.ellan has gonc East to parlim hr. mr, verv best wishes or .~pend his holidays In Charlottetown rnanyr-rrr,hd_.,_ “r___'_ Smwm., was one with his daughter. Mrs. J. Austin or Amhr,rs.~S most popular young |a_ ’l`i'ainor.~_\Irs. D. Rotlirsto is on ti. ,hos visit io lltirniey. thc guest of her son, bo' much rcgrenerr The News ox, Mfy “‘ II' n"n"'S"’- “I” F""‘l tends to them its best wishes for fu- lit-iilrsto has returned to his homer tum pp _' in Indian River. after an excellent --Amherst Nowsy (The groom
tri to \\'orccstcr. Mass
7’ ‘ is
*_ William S. Stewart Summerslde and
,.7§.E..l-1339362;IIfl.i.ti12‘2$E§.§i Stem a ‘ew “vs "img “S *‘°“"= was held in the h.'1ll'oi1 Dcc.`21st. A previous to the wcddmg'_C'
a
bilge crowd of ratepayers of tho dis
trier were present which evinced the p,.,,.r_., of B|oomh,.|,1 was rrsmng in
tzrf-.l, iilioresl taken in education. The A
hall was artistically decorated for the woekr__ Tho doom oooh,-rod at meh.
oct-asioll. Tho pupils were carefully m t~,\'umilletl bv Rev. I\l. Mona hen Miss
. E . I-`lf:~.-.-.ie Gaudet and the teachers, Miss greet ‘ff“"d"' and M59 fxrsenaull- A Rm' an aged lady. funeral from St. James 'j‘"‘_°f_ff1f0"_"5°S-d"’l°g“@5~_“"‘| “ella” Church oil Monday morning.-Mrs. funn- was well rendered by the pupils Joseph Arsonouh roto,-nod from Bloom lietweeu the classes. After the ex- hold :imiilation the pupils were all invited tho
io the hall in the evening where a John _ . D lltrlsttnag tree had heell prepared by have taken place in Abram-o Village
Rev \i \lonaghan and the teacher A
~ - - » - rece
large iltllllhf-r wr-rc prr-stlltt also Santa ond
(`l:ius who tiistrihliletl presents to the ,h
elliitlren. .-'lficr ii few recitlltions and _\h-_ dinloglles the evening was brought to hurohhsed 3 lohotor gear' former-|y| 1| "l0-"' ll_\’ .'~'illl;ing "God Save thc owned hv the late Louis G. Arsonault. imc." _M ' I
m returned recently from Campbellton,
-MOVING FROLIC. -- A very sue- _\;
il:l_\' last. when tl fair sized llousc was him mn again, and “mo to wmk lutilled all the way from Cape Eg- ,..- lilfiilfl to /\l»r°tlnl`-= \'ill=1se. tht- tlistattrc mt-mllercd had been-laid up for some
if-.~.,~i‘ti| h.lullnt.: frollc uns ht~ld,oll i<rl- Jogphh S_ A,-Sohhuh hm Km" to snr.
o
hy ice being about four miles. At U
halt' past eleven the house lnadc a up-|
start and at mm o'elock it was on the in
-`ill0l~ ll was _feared by some lllill U10 section. On Monday night the house tee was not in a fit condition to bear of
iltt- strain. but though it sometimes with oohmomhts who had como’ oh
tlid bend down considerabl ' the house
I w
ilrtlwll by I5 teams was hurriedly tak- ht
on over, .\lr. lddhilbert Poirier had 11;
taken t-barge ot' this lltlul, :ind as Mr_
had lleeil ailiit-lpated, made it tlilccess ¢i
ot' il. Tile owner of the house wit-tiles on” isr hr-iz,-, for mom a moo huh hohd. lo 1-.\:ielitl to all those who supplied kp,~f»h|@f_ whim 131 hl-|20 for|orh,.h wo., \f~-"lmil or lil full' Way llolncfl the thins: watt ltv tulsa Anmntia Arsetmull-.
along, his most heartfelt thanks. also Ami., ' 1)_ ,i_,-Sohahh took
lf' Ill" Ilfl0Dl'f Of (3300 Eglllmlfl Wll0 prize. A llicc horse whip. and for
S0 l§f'll‘?l`0ll-‘ily ZHVC ll llllllllllg hand. ies 2tld prize Celina Gallant. .\iosi of the teams were from Abram’s Joseph L_ Gallant look 3rd prize ,md
Village with the exception of one from a
rape Egmond. two from Maxlmville for mem M,-_ Anthony Go||ah._ for and two t'rom Vrhanville.--M. ladies Miss Marguertte Leclare.-M
NO "FRlLLS." r
Just a Statement About Food. 3
D T
Sometimes a good healthy commerci-
(lmpc-Nuts food will put him right.
A travelling man writes; "About a
way. I had a headache most oi' the way. I had a headache most if the Ilmc and suffered misery. I-‘or several months I ron down until I lost about 70 pounds in weight and finally had to glvo tip a good position and go home./lily food that I might use seem- ed to nnuseatc mb.
“My wife, hardly knowing what to
do. one day brought homo a package of (lrapt.>Nutil food and coaxed me to try it. I told her it was no use but finally Io humor her I tried a little and the ust struck my taste. It was the
mlllll
.\iA.\'.S.
leaves Bring
-FAT I-IERRING. - Large, lat,
fleshy Labrador Herring. lu barrels and half-barrels, or by the dozen. R. T. IIOLMAN, LIMITED. Summeralde.
6063-1-21MEIl.
0 LET.-Business Stand at Rich- Statlon. The undersigned of-
fers for rent his store and ouI-bulld- ings at the above station. 'Ibis is one of the hes; business stan-Is In P. E. Island. For terms and partic- ulars upply to John R. Larklns, Rich- lnond . 6593-1-17-Moi.
-APPLES. -Iialdwins, Mann,and
Rhode Island Greenlugs, both No. I and 2 at per barrel $3.75 and $4.25. Mail or phone your order to Il. 'l`. l-lOl.;\iA.\', LIMITED. Sumruerslde.
6063-1-211lE1l.
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11101141
-WEDDING BELLS.-Leighton Ste-
wart. Mining Engineer formerly of Summerslde, P, E. I., now of Santiago, Chili, South America. and Helen M. Christie, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.. A. Christie of Amherst, N. S.. were united in marriage this morning at ten-thirty at the home of the bride. 3 Adelaide Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. (`. W. Ross
presence of the immediate aild relatives. The wedding
nlarch was played by filiss Emily Chris-, tie, und the door was opened by Miss Jean .\lcl.:lllghlln. cousin ot' thc bride. /lfiel' tht- ceremony tl dainty lullclleon was served, and tl very pleilsant social hoilr was spent with the bride and groom. Tho bride looked charming ill a handsome navy blui- costume, with 1
in the friellds
-_....,
Mr. John McKenna Vernon River e. and bln Chas. llolienns Now- Crou. len by the Wbstam 'rnln farewell visit to friends in Albany
rare leaving to iam the siege mif
in Halifax.
iii
"ry hard, and as pure and as snow flakes. There ls a sullllly here, but not enough to long at, these special prices-20c.
149 Great George Street. Mtf.
R ' I A ‘ Women’s F'ashio1;1able_ T I , _ _ _ o Winter Coats -t at
' ' ` _ _ `e:s'rAB-Ilesrf .D I . 1 2* '
'
_ ALARHIBT REPORTS.
OTTAWA. -Ian. 17,-General Str
Som l'lolllos..llinlste:- ot Militia. lo in receipt of s cable 'from Major Gen- eral Carson. -denying thralarunst report cabled Saturday that two Westem units.-the Third Canadian Mounted Rides. and the 31st Batta- lion, had suffered heavy losses ln re- cent lighting. Canadian casualties on January 14 were four killed and thirteen wounded. and on January 13, totalled seven killed and fifteen wounded.
December losses among oflioers of
the Canadian fumes were correctly liven as ten hluetl and twenty-nuts
woundedln aCauadIan.nressde-and
§E.
.ff i iii “iii
In-s~tBat-a
'vqlpetlout.DU'¢l
tbetworeportsStstes
of radio tslegn _
of etlee Canadian and Dlliulttxs loverlunents lie:-drnin New York
pd It Pacideclldstswwbetheoblobm
correspo eel e of
snatch Saturday. .» ' causing such slum and widespread G. Dosharats. deputy ister of the
The probable reason mr the error inquiry Gollorll Hlllll" 1° “B” “nl
service. who with C. P. ml.
of the London correspondent is due steps to see that there can be no ro ~ wards. lllllrintendent of Radio cols.
s, attended the conference on
to tm run nm casualties amongieumtlcs or publlenfloll ol =¢°\‘l°° °f ¢"3l*t of the C Mm government
members of the Canadian forces this nature unless they are borne bo
the facts. rl”
with English addressln are publish- out by
all simultaneous rough, ...ty ouoo or twice alymtmm. mer mn; me wave l.snu1'i-is eration or powerful wireless stations
confirmed by the Ottawa casualty
FOR
returned to Ottawa. He sqm.;
today that the various problems atop
33 g1-A1-|9943 without interference and with the oth.
re considered by the conference
wlllscs
m ‘nd m." _ GP W8 guoftzlt pui»iies¢l§°: lnwcanlflzdgll' tale e'l~r.»lwA. Jan. 11.-An lntemtton- S5:“"°“° ‘;g'§ef°“:g ff; '°“:,° Whllo. lotto' l-Ikon lllsoo from day to du. at schedule or wave lengths mr wire gxp;;'rm‘;:ts to uf; 'f“_l°‘;:'l_&:;dol
as soon as relatives an notified, less stations on both the Atlantic and
si'1MME1=xs115E_'msr " HALF
7'” Blot-1/tit onoefi r-Il _--.f `
1 Coat Black Curl Cloth, with
black velvet collar, has straps at sides, body and sleeves lined; size 36. Regular price $17.50. Sale Price, DELIVERED _$8-75
-*I
CE'
1 Coat, brown and black check tweed, same style as above, size 36. Regular price $18.00. Price, DELIVERED .. _ ...$9.00
1 Coat, black and grey check
inn and Christmas tree entertainment
al traveller suffers from poorly select- 5122.5?:‘;p?:férfeB‘;n€arg§‘?;r%du“Ages t-d food and is lucky lf' he learns that In that secrrorh The pupils were°‘;hg|__
mas *und by live Peter
k crept- de client- blouse, and tl
1-:lrlialions and lilies of the valley,
mont: the ollt of towll ltllesiel Wert- rs. lit-ilry Reid, Sockville aunt of r- l ride, and Zllr. Stewart of Summer-
father of the groom. Mr. and
. Stewart left at noon oh the C.
. Il. for ('hili, via New York, accom-
and her departure from town will
ha iness in their new home
a son of Mr. and Mrs.
-ABRAM'S VILLAGE. -Mr. M0139
br m’s Village, the first part of the
ond on Friday afternoon of Mar-
ite Gallant. widow of the Ama-
Arsenaull. Deceased was
last week, where she attended
wedding of ller sister-ill-law, Mrs.
Poirier -Several whist arties
ntly, The attendance was large thc contest was lively and alli- ed.-.\lr. Joseph N. Gallant, and
Aubir J. Gallant. have jointly
Ill
r. 'I`hf-odoro l~`. Al'st~n:tull. has
II-The man friends of Mr.
und. Mr. Arscnault. it will be re-
me. with an injured foot.-Mr, Man-
Arscnuult is now actively engaged organizing whist parties in this
Hr. Aubin L. Gallant was thronged
ith the intention of winning. As usu- many- went homo disappointed.
ight tables were kept going. while
\\'enccsl:tu1-l Porinr marked -the
ckets. Mr. Philip llornard carried
Mr. 2nd lad- Mr.
Iso Miss Angelo Gallant. Booby prize
-EXA M I NATION. -The examina-
f Mount Royal school took place in lc ball there on eve of Dec. 23rd. he hall was packed to the doors
examined by their painstaking
Miss Florence H.-McNeill.
prompt and correct
that they had
After the
was
was well dressed
Mail Order Sale
of Furs and Coats"-
THIS SALE IS MEANT PRIMARILY FOR OUR
MAIL ORDER CUSTOMERS---and 'we are eliminating every condition---abolishing every obstacle that stands in the Way of sharing in the savings offered in this advertise-
ment. -
EVERYTHING LISTED HERE WILL BE DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE
irrespective ot the size of the order so long as cash is sent with same.
We will gladly send any number selected on the condition that it will bevprompt-
ly retumed if it is not considered remarkable value.
The quantity in each case is limited and the low sale prices demand immediate
attention. ’Phone your order if more conveniedt.
8 Ladies’ Black Cloth Curl
Lined Coats, Isabella sable col- lar anti lapels. Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44. Regular price
$16.75. 'delivery charges paid, t'or . . . ... $14.25
Delivery Charges Paid on Everything
8 Ladies' Black Cloth Lined ,
Coats, with lnarmot collar and
revere. Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42. Regular price, $14.75. deliv- ery charges paid for . . . ... $12.50
3 Big Values in Women’s Coats
6 La/dies' Black Cloth Curl
Lined Coats with German Otter
Collar and Lapels. Sizes 36, 38,
40 and 42. Regular price'$17.50 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $14.75
in this Ad.
twe
1 Coat, color Russian Green, has
Mlllltary style, body and sleev- es satin lined; large button trimming; size 28. Regular price
$17.50. Sale Price, DELIVE;R8E7lg
2
_ _ _ _ clot
1 Coat.fawn and blue stripe vel- and
vet, lined throughout, self belt_ 38. at back; size 34. Regular price $17.50. Price, DELIVERED 1 ..,. .. .. ......$8.75
2 Coats, Military style, Belgian
blue chevlot, with epaulets on shoulder, belt nt. back, trimmed 1 with steel buttons, yoke and sleeves 1 lned. Sizes 34 and 36. Regular price -18.00. Price, DE-
LIVERED.. .. .. ..$9.00 LN
at sides; size 38. Regular price $18.00, Price, DELIVERED
plush at bottom of coat, body
DELIVERED. .... ...$9.50
cloth, with 6-inch fold of black plush at bottom. body and sleev- es lined; size 36. Regular $19.00 Price. DELIVERED . _.$9.50
tweed. with belt straps at sides, yoke cloth lined, null 6~Inch fold oi' plush at bottom; size 30. Re- gular price $22.50. Price. De-
ed, yolk and sleeves lined, flare skirt with velvet straps
. . . . . . Coats, black stripe curl h, with 6-inch fold of black
sleeves lined; sizes 34 and Regular price $19.00. Price, ,
Coat. navy blue stripe curl
Cont, brown and blue mixed
ERED. ....$11.25 Coat, blue and grey mixed
tweed, wwlth black velvet collar, patch pockets, and belt. ut. front, yoke and sleeves lined; t-llze 34. Regular price $18.00. Price, DE- LIVERED . . . ... ....$9.00
The Season’s
4 Coats, seal plush. satin lin-
ed throughout, shawl collar. Siz- es 34, 38, 40, and 42. Regular price $15.75. Price, DELIVER- ED . . . . . . . ....$10.50
I Black Corduroy Plush Coat.
satin lined throughout: size 36. Regular price $28.00. Price. DELIVERED .. ....$18.50
2 Black Curl Coats, with plush
collar and cuffs, self side straps, plush buttons, lined throughout; sizes 34 and 36. Regular $14.00, Price. DELIVERED . . . ._ .$9.25
3 Black Curl Coats, with plush
collar and cuffs, lined through- out;~slzes 36, 38, and 40. Re- gular price $19.00 Price, DE- LIVERED _...$13.75
1 Black Curl Coat, with black
plush collar and cuffs, lined throughout; sizes 36, 38, and 40. Regular $19.00, Price, DELIVER- ED .. .. .. ......$8.65
I Black Curl Coat, (stout wo-
men‘s model) lined Ihrotlghollt,
' ‘W Y ' self collar tllld elllls; size 41. Re-
Exceedingly Low
4 Men‘s Black Beaver Cloth Costs, with brown Siberian fur
lining, and German Otter collar and lapels. Sizes 40, 42, 44
and 46. Regular price $24.50. Delivery Charges Paitiéwfar
1 Men‘s Black Beaver Cloth Cont, mtlrlnot lined, with Ger-
man Otter collar; size 46. Reglilar $38.00, Delivery Charges Paid, for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $30.00
1 Men‘s Black Beaver Cloth Coat. marmot titled, and Otter
collar; size 40. Regular, $50.00, Delivery Charges Paid for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37.
L’ Men‘s Black Beaver Cloth Coats, Muskrst lined, with Otter lr
collar; sizes 40 and 42. Regular price. $50.00, Delivery Charges Paid, for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37.60
1 Men's Black Beaver Cloth Cost, Muskrat lined, Otter col-
lar; size 44. Regular price $75.00, Delivery Charges Paid, for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...t . . . . . . . . ....$69.00
1 Men‘s Black Beaver Cloth Coat. Musltrat lined, Otter col-
lar; size 40. Regular price $85.00, Delivery Charges Paid, for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ $85.00
‘-
Charges
gulur $15.00. Price, DELIVER-
Menas Coats Pricéd =».........._............
1 Coat., black clirl`clo‘t.h, lined
throtiglloul., with plush collar and cuffs; size 44. Regular price $15.00. Price, DELIVED- ED
2 Coats, black curl cloth, lined
body sud sleeves, with black plush collar and combination belt of plush and curl cloth.
¢ l
al Sizes 34 and 36. Regular price
$15.00. Price, DELIVERED.
this Advertisment '
Order by
` Malt or Phone
_ | Order by Number
Dilryery Charigis Paid on the Above _"order N0w___ I Dolivory Cho,-goo
. . . . . . . ... _...$9.85
2 Coats hlue frleze with belt at
back, lined body and sleeves;
sizes 34 and 36. Regular price
$8.75. Price, DELIVERED
. 2 Costs, brown frloze with bolt at back, lined body and sleeves; sizes 34 and 36. Regular $8.75. Price. DELIVERED . . . .. .$5.85 1 Coat, green and brown mixed
tweed, with black plush collar; size 34. Regular price $10.75. Price. DELIVERED . . . . . .$6.06
1 Coat, diagonal tweed ln
brown wllii straps at sides, body and sleeves lined; size 36. Re-
gular $12.50. Price, DELlVE;laED
1 Coat. grey and black check 1
ONE THIRD OFF Women’s Stylish Coats
tweed, with collar, cuffs and belt at front oi' blue velvet. with large buckle ou bolt. at. front; size 34. Regular $23.00. Price. DELIVERED. ....t .....$11.60
Newest Styles
3 Coats, brown and fawn mix-
ed tweed. with belt at back, body andslecves lined, velvet, trim- med collars; sizes 34, 36, and - 38. Regular $14.00. Price, DE- LIVERED . . . . . . . ._.$9.25
1 Coat, light grey mixed tweed, _
with black velvet collar and piping, body and sleeves lined; size 40. Regular prlco $14.00. DELIVERY CHARGES PAID Price . . . . . ........$9.25
1 Coat. fawn mixed twoed.
with black velvet collar and pip- ing, body and sleeves lined; size - 34. Regular 'price $14.00, Price DELIVERED .$9.25 .1 Coat, light plaid. colors cream, green and brown, wlth| brown velvet Chiu-Chin collar, and belt at back; size 34. ltegu- _ lar price $15.00. Price, DELIV- ERED. .. ..$9.86
2 Coats, grey chinchllla cloth
with black plush collar, self straps at sides, body and sleeves lilled; sizes 34 and 36. Regular price $15.00. [‘l'lcl‘. DELWER- ED. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$9.85
I Cont, navy bluo curl cloth
with black plush collar. com- hilitition plush und clollrbell, body and sleeves lined; sizes 34 Regular price $16.00. Price, DE- LIVERED ......$9.85
1 Coat. grey lnolwn Military
style, finished with frogs and military braid on edges; body
a ; .
- 1 v '
L
nd sleeves lined size 36 Re- gular price $16 00 Price DE IVERED. ....$10-85 1 Coat, blue grey chevlot. body »
and sleeves lined; has all-round belt, and brown oppossum sable fur millmry collar; size 34."Re- gulur $22.50. Price, DELIVER- ED ......$14~.75
1 Coat, 'navy blue
meltnn, military style, finished with frogs and military braid on edges; body and sleev- es lined; size 40. Rognlllr price
316,00, Price, DELIVERED
.. ..$i0.tl5
5 Coats. navy frleze Military-
style. with belt st back, epnulets on shoulders. brass button trim- med, collars, cuffs, belt and ewan- _ lets piped with red. Sires 2-80, -4 2-38, 1-40. Regular price $5.00. Price DELIVERED .. .$3.35
Paid on the Above I
2 Alaska Sable Pillow Mufls. Regular price, $16.60,
. De|lvery.Char|es_psld for .. . . . . . . . . . . . $18.80
1 :mural Mink Pillow nut! with two heads, ullla, uid
claws. Regular price $70.00,`DelIvery Charges PeId~fbr
The Newest Muffs, -Rafts and stones
if at _i.,P¥iC;_€_§,*“'cni.)ffgu§l°l5yala
Delivery
it I
first food that I had eaten in nearly a year that did not cause any suffering. » "Well, toitnake s long story short, I
llilegtan go imtzrovefang litglgsk to tgrapre- u s. wen up ro poun 5 n
DeceIl’nber to 194 pounds the following (Icw er.
“My brain is cleariiblood all right
and appetite wo muc for any man'.s‘ pocketbook. In fact, I sm thoroughly made over and owe It all to Grape-
§uts. I tlslk so annch abou? what Grape-
uts wil do I at some o the men on the road have nicknamed me "Grape- Nuts," but I stand today s healthy, rosy-checked man- a .pretty good
sxirnple of what the right kind of food w o. ~ ’ "You can publish tbls If you want tio.
'lrnif u true statement without any f li."
Name given by Canadian Postum
Co., Windsor. Ont.
Ivor read the above letter? A new
.one appears from time to time They *rr are genuine . trait and full of Itumas ir Interest. '
tree
one cnrllbf'
i0l
1 suntan 1-'lien mtl. Regular i , $21.50. ostlvsy
Charges Paid tor' _"QD
3 River Mink (biueltrat) Barrel shape Muff, with ohh
trimmed ends. Regular' price, $7.85, Delivery Pala tsl-
1 :melts sm Pnl M tr. It t ` ,
Delivery Charges gold 1:; '$1‘l“I.’o2°6
t 2 Sable Opposuln Pillow Muits, Regular price $10.00. t Delivery Charges Paid for $7.05
1 Mink Marmot Barrel Muff, sill: trimmed ends. R0-'
gulsr, $11.00, Delivery Charges Paid for $0.20
1 Persian lamb Pillow Mull. Regular price, $85.00.
Delivery Charges Paid for $87-B0
1 Natural Mink fsncy Mud. -Regular price $80.00, De-
livery Charges Paid for IUM
1 Natural Mink Pillow Muff. Regular price $56.00. D0-
llvefv Charges Paid for MIM
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1 stunt Mink Pillow sian with s etltlllsntl nomar price sso.oo, Delivery c'mt-gen Psls ,.._,.' _
1 Natural Wolfe Set, mul! and stole.
$19.00. Delivery Charges Paid for #.00
1 they Lamb Pillow Mun. ltemlsr |930, 'sry
Charges Paid for ‘-$6.75
1 stink stole. u-imma wlul it items. a mis no c ws.
Regular price $70.00, Delivery Charges Paid for .-
1 large Mink Stole, trimmed with heads.
claws. nt-gutsr price ;os.oo, Delivery cfm-sus Puthurut-
1 lllnll scarf. trimmed with Ileads.snd ll tails. Re-
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1 _ tural Alaska Sable Ruff. Regular ig
$1,
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Stole. Regular price $14.00. , $18.15 Stole. Regular price ~l.,;-.....'~ ._N--...U Resulat-llriceattaoo.
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