_ MONDAY 'run olLur.Lo'r'rm'owN GUARDIAN _ JANUARY 24. 1916

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Iltsuiiiiiiii Wninii

Now Hiuihniiiian

Mrs. Stephens Did Not Need The Surgical Operation.

Patoko, Ill.-“I had been married

tive years and my greatest desire was

to become a mother.

The doctor said I

me _ _ never would have a ‘ _‘_A » child unless I was

operated on for

f_, ' female troubles and

- if I had given up all

hopes when a friend

_ told me ox' Lydia E.

'_ All Pinkham`s Vege-

table Compound. I took it regularly for sometime, and l am

in better health than ever, and have a iieailthy liaby girl. l praise your Vege- tal-le Compound for my baby and my better ht-alth. I want all suffering woinen to know that it is the sure road tolealth and happiness. ”-hlrs.GEORGE: Srizriiass, R. F. D. No. 3, Patoka, lll.

Lydia E Pinkham's \'i-geiable Com-

poirnd is so successful in overcoming \vomnn’s ills because it contains the tonic, strengthening properties of good old fashioned roots and herbs, which act on the female organism. Women from all parts of the country are eoiitjnually testifying to its strengthening, curative influence.

lt has helped thousands ol' women

who have been troubled with displace- ments,infiammation,ulceration,tumors, irregmlarities, periodic pains, liuekat-he. that bearing down feeling, intligostion, and nervous prostrstion.

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.:_____;f ***-_°“ A. A. McLean, K.C. Donald McKinnon MCLEAN 6. MCKINNON

Barrlsters. Attorneys-at-Law Brown Block, Charlottetown.

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0.6. McLeod. K.C.. W.E. Bentley, K.C. MeLEOD & BENTLEY. Barrister; and Attorneys-at-Law Ot‘l‘lces~Bank of N. S. Chambers. Charlottetown. P. E. l.

MORSON G DUFFY

Barrister: and Attorney! Bollcltoro for Royal Bank of Clnldr MONEY TO LOAN.

w. E. wit_i.iAMs. M.D., c.M.(ivi¢G||i) Physician G. Surgeon.

Office-269 QUEEN ST.

Office Hours-9 to 11 a.m-

3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

_'£898-11-I3M3Mo.

DR. HEATH MclNTYRE. Dentllt Cameron Block. Vlctorl: Row Charlottetown Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. 2p,m.to5p.n'..

3583-1025Mtt.

BABCOCK AND SONS

l‘ntc-nts, Trndr- marks, Designs. Registered Patent Attorneys.

Iészalilislicil 1377.

l’-`ormcr1y Datcnt (. ifice Examiner.

Master of Patent Laws. _Representatives in all foreign coun-

tries.

Write for Book “Patent Protection".

Tcils.

All about and how to Obtain Pat-

1-lilsi.

99 St. Janine: St.. Montreal.

Branches Ottawa, Washington.

Miss D. Rudge

171 Great George Street

Maiiiifacturer of ull kinds of fine

hnir izooils. Also Gentlemens Toupees :intl Wigs.

Phone 314.

Manicuring. Hairdressing.

65371-12M1Mopd.

ITN. Simms l.ee,F.C.A.

Chartered Accountant

H 177 Hollis Street, Box 723

HALIFAX, N. S.

ll 5449-12f1Mws3mo|.

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lol Parlours. Summorllde.

Suniniersiilc, _ 6092-1-241\l2iEli. "

Anioiigthc passengers bythe

lit Short t nurse in Household Science 0

i \\ dm uith liiends at lnion “

-SUPREME COURT-ln the S

pri-ni: toiirt on S.ituitl.l_\ ht:-foic llis _ Lor<l.~liip .\lr. .lnstir-c Fitzgerald. the U f-use was continued of John S. P. “'

fl is .\` ‘.i.-,~.~r.- ii. J. \i.irnii .inn \v E in-nr "

.fn ilflvli inl~ r-ssrs (

\ ivitiitsscs li.i\ing been cxnlninetl 5 ii hr-t`ali` of thc plnintin. The action

i will hi ri~iiiii<=d ihi~ niornin 5(

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-ABRAM'$ VILLAGE- The condi- -‘I

lion of _\irs. l’l’bilip .'\rsf>nault_ Ah- i:iiii's \'ill1igf~ is not inlprnviiig :is fast _ ;i< lii-i' l'i'i»»iids woiilil \vi.~:li.- Mr. 5. .\r\i»iii- l’nirit-r, tr;i\'~-lliiig siilcsniiiii ‘.\;i- iii .\br:iiii’.~' Yilltigc last wcck on (‘ l»'.i.=.iiii~.<.<_- .\ inf-1-iiiig oi' ilic pntroiis b ni ilii- .\hi';iiii's \'il|iigi`- 1-lif»i>u»~ l`n<-lnrv D

-liiy :ii`rffriiooii llltli liism- Miss l.nrr»I- " iii fiellziiii zirrivi-fl lioiiii- irniii ('linrliil- ll iclnwii wlif-i~i~ :~li¢- \-:a.~ rilrcntliiig :i I '-liiirt r<1i\ii'.~'i- iii hiiusr-liiilil wif-iii-1-_ ~- f' l’r»~|i:ii~:i'iinii..- :irc iii-ini: iiiiiilv i`1ir the -iiiirl .\t:riiii|l||i':il/'»»iii-i-inl»i~li1-liliii I I-Iciiiliiii llii_\' ii~.\I wi-ik. .\‘l<f.~\:~r.~: I' Jiis. 1'. l'fiirif-r, St;ilili=_\' l’l’oiricr, ll llrii l’iiirii-r. J. Ll. Ilcslloclics, .\lr. G and .\lrs. l~Ii'iic>t Dcsftoches, Miss 1 l ' ‘ ' - ' . D

ii \-i-ii to .\hrnin'.~' Village on Sunday 1~\'~-iiirig thi- gttcsxs ol` .\lrs. Jus. (`.

(i:ill:in'. .\ilnlphus O. Gallatin.-.\I.

|_' AssuMPTioN.-.»\ii important '

iiivf-iiiig wzis lic-ld on \\`ctlncsdziy il;i_\' i-vw-iiiiig iii the <'..\l.B..-\._ llrill, Eg- iiirint Hay, when the members of the >`iii'»-iir_<alc lloudrcnuli, .\'o. 20, of Si>i»i<-ig: l. .»tsstiniptioii_ convened for il.»» instnilziiiiii of their olliccrs. Rev. ltr. 1'. <‘. Gniiiliicr of Pnlinor Road. 1if»ri'oriii~'~1l thc it-rr-iiinii_\'_ iissistctl by .\Ir. I-Jiii-unc .\I. .-\rsciiziult_ After cucli nth:-ci' lizid in-f-ii zisfsitziicfl his plucc, the l’i-csiilr-iii nintlc ii short hui impress- ive discourse in which he thanked thi- nwnihers for their confidence in liiiii and promised to do all in his poiver in help tho branrli along. lle thru <»:ill»=d on liev. S. Bnttrli'oalt, In riil<li'f-_ss thc tiicctiitg. The Rev. Fallicr roiiiplini:-iitctl thc incinbers on their rlinirc of oliiccr.=, and laid Stress on the i'ai-t that the progress of this branch was due to the regiilarity and punctual- ity ot' atteiidaiire in thc part ol' the mffinbers. Hi- anticipated a still great(-r progress this year, Rev. P.P. .-\rsf-iiaiiilt ihon spoke; ho also congra- tulatctl the members on the high stiiiiding of thc society, and totlcllctl on tho great benent derived from the cdiiiiational standpoint. H0 also touch- ed on the dtsastcr oi the Caraquet College. the noble indication that had done, so much good to our French Ac- ziiliaiis. llcv. Father Gauthier spoke inipressivoly on the society. He ex- plicitly showed the great advantage of being ii member. The national pride 'ihc I~‘rr:ocli Acndinns should have in their noiionality. Speaking oi the ,~»r_-rniiiyig hr- was glad to be able to _#gy that thc Front-h Acadians wo:-1: not bchind in their loyalty. And this was nothing -itrniigo. They had on :ill ricuisioiis sliowcd their patriotism, and lo_\'nll_\'. lt \'.z'<= pi‘aclic:illy all flue to twii' -litre-stfii's, ll` 1_‘:i".iiln had lictn :=:i\'<-il to i°Tn;:lz:iid, \v‘icn lhr- .\n‘.cri » nn uiiiiit-rl their iiitlcpcndencc. lic oncoiirngcil the young men to go to wnr. so that later on. in presenting their claims for their rights. they would linvo soinctliing to rely on. namely their loyalty to the British Flag Both \‘i1~'itin;: r-lcrgyiiicii were louder- ml tho iiniinitiions vote of thanks of thc inf-ctiniz. At thc bogiiining, tho Avo i\lnrii~ Siclln was suing. Several _eniigs wort- lzivcn throughout. the mm-tliig. sonic of which wcrc highly :iniusiiii:. lliiinnrlis \\'r'i'c l`r1=\1l0 ll_V Mr. l~ilii~iini> ll. .\rsf'iiniilt and others. 'l`h<- l'ollo\viii;: is tho list of offlccrs iii-ivlv 1-lm-toil: - Spiritual Director - lil-vf S. llziinli-ciiiilt; l‘i-i-siilciil- .los--_ i-ph (l. Arsoiiniili; Vice l’ri=sidoni - l'i-tor (lnllniit: tluil Vice Prositlcnt-~ Vlovis Gzitidot; Sccrctnry- (7\ll\\'lP5 ;\1. .\i‘sc'ii:iiill; Assistant Sccrotary - J:is_ A. S. Gnllnnt: Tretisurcr- Ailno li. i\rsoiiniilt;` llirectors- Augustin l.r~t'.l.1ir. Joseph P. Arsenault and John

S. Peters.-M.

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arm Gloves.

Heavy Boots _

variety of sizes styles and grades -at specially low prices.

Now, today is the time for you to get your cold weather

warm wearab es. Here you can get the utmost in good

_ quahtyat the lowest pnssi le nm-f-=

f _REUBEN TUPLIN & C0

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Storm Caps 1

%.°*S'.ta:.‘i'e.... iumegermanfs Rubbers Overshoes _ Rubbef' i

geavy gaaedlsrwear

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Wallin and Leather Mitts _ Mufflers -

Are shown here now in a nice

\\'t-str-rn trziin on Thursday were Miss M_ _ Lizzii- Lcarrl and .\lrs. Edwin Hiller of Pfnfmg Sh0P l~0m0\'l'°W T“95d3Y ~l3U~ Tr._von returning home from atieiiding 3°

in Vlizirlottctowii and lalcr .ipciidiiig n kl

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<-oiir-f-riicil with some property at 10 _ _ niiihpoi-i_ (viunscl for plaintiilst box” Sud Sfmphes °f “H kinds m

oniiection with the manufacture of

ll Ot ( do

;. l-l : l-I' la' '- nhrlm

is i~ ii il it i..rnniil l iv nii \\filiii » Wryonn can enjoy an mmm skate to

Wlinc l’oiri1r .ill of \lis<outhe aid. R

f repairing done by a strictly first

H. Morrison, opposite Toronto Bake Summerslde. 6099-1-24-M4i.

-NEW HARNESS SHOP.-R. H. orrison will open his harness re

in the building on Water St. lately

coupled by Mr. James Mchlevln. All nth; of repairing done by first class orknien. “ Prices reasonable.

6099-1-2-tM2i.

-TENDERS will bo received up ll lst day ot’ February from parties ho will contract with the Emerald

.-\l_vii~iiril v. (lcortzo .\leDonald, iihout U‘""5`l”g A55°°l?'4l°“ 1° ma““l“'~`l“|'e ,_A .- _ . .» . ~ heeso for ensuing cheese season ol'

6. Tehderers to state price per 0 lbs. cheese made, to furnish cheese

ioesc. and to be a con etcnt butter

-tisoii, 202,023 lbs. The lowest ten-

r not necessarily accepted. P. l-‘_ ghes, Secretary-Treasurer, Emerald

i--in ~' ~ -‘ iii .\l ii. .\. ‘l _ ‘P ,\li'l{iiiiioii :intl .l_ J. Jnhiislnii. The Waker' Qummu' M cheese made mst cats- ' - 1. ' g '

ai 10.51' “lo-li.

lu unction. 6282-1-22m3i

-KHAKI HOCKEY MATCH and

kate Tuesday 25th in Crystal Rink.

pecial Train leaves Tignish at 3 0'-

lock, _-tllwrton 2.40, bringing tho Al-

crton Regal Hockey team which will lay the Khaki team of thc 105th Regi- ent from 7 in 8 o’clock, after which

io patriotic music of tho Crystal Iland

‘his is it great. opportunity to have a

iisc trip. sen the first hockey match of ir- sonsoii and r-njoy n skuio with the

nil-i in Khaki. Sporizil ai'rnngr-_moiits iivi- live-n niadi-_ with thc railway for

iv host of order on thc train and

veryone in assured ot’ an enjoyable rip. Special low fares for all stations.

ink admission to all 25 cents. Come.

6285-l-22-M2i.

-WAR PICTU RES.--hlnnager J.

Gaudet ot Happyland Theatre Sum-

--_- mei'slde, has made arrangements with

e owners of "Fizhrinn for France" to

| British Empire regardless of national- R ity or religion. There was also a ho musical program in connection which higher title, that is a captain holding opened with a chorus, \\'e'll Neverlthe rank of hrevet-major would be Let the Old Flag Fall" by the child- ca

show this marvellous war picture at Ml

‘P

“ The me moore Tuesday iiigin Jail, -sni_

. for one night only. This picture has

t-_-_-_-_-_-:,-_-_-.~.~.-_-,-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-cf_-,-_~.-_-_~_-_~_-_-.-;_-_~,~:.».-:‘::;_-_-:::::7-.-.-;_-;_-;_»,-,~_~_-_-_~_-.-_-_-,~;_-_~,-_-_~;.-_-_~:_-_~: bee? (he m|k of me country tiugégg t ba & in

the ast two months, people have n custom o oblarv military

“|`|' PAYS '-0 bl! In this Province -UNE ‘PUNT 90|’ WON! H6! |9501* turned away at every performance and naval matters that the ordinary

¢l°Uf°l'\-hlldV°l1|l|DliBU1|I°0l\\llll~ wherever it has been shown.' The civ

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian Culi mnqt accompany order. lllnl- picture is one that no one can afford we

can be obtained at IA!!erty’a Toulon- mum ebarle. twenty-live cents. to miss lt as it depicts the actual flgh- a

ting that is being done by the Mother to

---- -BENEFIT BY HOLMAN'8 Sale Country and her allies. lt shows the Ex

-W. K. MeGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex- prices, on women's and men's Coats. Tonimies in .the trenches the battles

change,is Guardian Agent in Summer- Furs. etc. 6092-1-24-M2lE1l. in the air with German Biplanes. the spealrlng of omogr-3, All 5“|,¢“9|-ng s|d°_ _ heroic Belgian troops with their gal- -that ls. olllcera under the rank of

1. _ -FPECIAL TRAIN.-I-‘rom the west lent. King at their head defending their captain-should be referred to as

_gangams offered in HOL. Friday 25111 for the Albertoh vs. Khaki; beloved country against the liivader. Mr.. the rank is not mentioned, but

llA.\"s iiiid-it-iiiii-r said hockey match and skate. |Also can be seen the Serbian soldifers |16

509g.1.24MgiE1i_ ' 6285-1~22M2i. lighting side by side with the British L

_ Marines and a thousand other scenes should be addressed ‘J Brown, Esq

_REFER To OUR ADVER-"SE, _NEW HARNESS SHOP-Allklndg whose vlvidness and reality show

MENT in last l-`riday's Guardian for 0 _

hnrgalns in women`s and men's Coats, C1355 mlm- 3HllSf3°U0|1 K“3|`°Ul~°ed-

Furs, om. it. 'i'. noi.:\1.»iN i.i:vii1‘l-Jn, R~

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what soldiers have to put up with. cations, which show his rank, His

6096-1-241ipd_ visiting cards should also be written

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-PATRIOTIC AT BEDEQUE.-~

Considering the severe cold and and name ls always used. as ‘Good storm ot Monday night the 17th the da Hall at Central `Bedeque was well are YOU. Captain? On the contrary,

filled when ~Rev. Dr. Gauthier arrived it

to deliver his lecture here. The Rev. l\”i€l1dS '-0 8ddl‘eSS H MHJOF. Llelll- Gentleman was introduced by the C0 Chairman, Mr. Albert Schurman and ‘Good morning, Malor,’ ‘Good-bye, for about three quarters of an hour Colonel!

delighted the audience with his de- scription ofthe war, its causes and its C

sympathy with each other of the whole st

ren of Centerville and Central Bed- of

cque Schools and was heaiitifully ren- positions in nqdmon to ‘heir rank tiered thc fins on the some hi-ing olily such ns Quartermastors. Adjutams, supported hy little Miss llazol Greene Paymasters, etc., which are appoint- and Master Bert Cahill, Next on the ments ¢m]y_ so it is nbsomgeiy wrong

program was a chorus “The Best Old 10

Flag ol’ All” by about twenty male and` Quarter-masger Thomson, The C01-_

female voices and was listened to withp-e

much pleasure by all. The next was a _Adjutant 0,- Major T|,0mn_.,0n_ me

solo by rs. Jenkins which .sho sang Q iii licr usual pleasing inaiinr\r_ Mrs. Earl Lcnrd also sang n solo to thc m

pleasure :intl delight of thc nniiicncc. m The ninlo ipizirtcl by M<»a~:rs (li-orgrvgo and Percy Bnwncss_ l.r,-nii:ii'd :ind .Qld

Elias Sr-hiirtiian was n rciil trout toir all. Dr. (laiitliicr snug :i solo also, H

.. . ._ n Tho Frrinch !\ational inlhom his mumnnm in me Royal Navy wks

~ .- in _

:loop clciir voicc which lou(-hcd the I

ltcarts of nil. Thr- closing i-lioi'nsi~s "S

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"llulo Ri-iiniiniu hy ii iinnihor ol iiinlc :ln voir-r-:- wus i'-erlniiily ti crcdil to llio ( local talent of llcilcquc. Much praise

willingly undertook thc training of the

young people. and also to Mrs, Will. head-dress is also a complex one until ard Green who so uiitircingly nianag- ill eil the wiioit-alrair. The at-oompunisis which must be observed. A soldier ofthe evening were Miss Mary Schur- iiovor salutes unless he linS hlS CHD man, Mrs. Leard and Mrs. Waller Or

Leard-.' The proceeds of thc lmctiire ll go towards the Red Cross. P

monz us a few hints may be useful

leutenant Brown. while letters R _ ..

olonel by courtesy and letters are

horrors as well also' as the unity and addressed to Captains. Majors, etc.,

eglment. Officers having brevet or

olativc rank ot` olliccrs in tlir- army

‘aptnins with full (‘oloiiels, :mil so

is due Miss Mary Schurman who so 0"'

LITARY CUSTOM

AND ETIQUETTE.

“There ll a certain etiquette and

iliau is ignorant of, and now that have military' and naval men

those in doubt," says a Bt. John

change. “Take the case of addressing or

is spoken or as llir. Brown, not

vslment, except ofllclal communf

thout naming rank but bowing s regiment. "ln speaking to a captain the rank

3'. Captain Smlth,' but never ‘How

is quite correct tor intimate

lonel or Colonel by rank only as

"A Lieutenant Colonel is called

ating rank as Colonel, Jones i

norary rank as addressed by the

lled major. Then there is the case

oliicers holding administrative

speak of Adjutant Robinson or

et way is Captain Robinson, the

unrtorinnstcr. “In thc Navy, I.ic\itonant-Col1i- anders and (‘on1mundoi's rocclve e title of Captain by courtesy, and

Commander Johnson. R. N., is dressed ua Captain Johnson. The

d navy is sometimes puzzling; a

a (faptnlii in the Army, Lieute-

nl-(‘ommanilci~s with Majors. (‘om- nntlcrs with l.imit.-(Yoloiiols and

“The etiquette of' the soldiers'

ero are certain rules and customs

If neglected it soon becomes the throat, the stomach, the

You can cure a cold in tho

old-staiicling chronic catarrli use ‘_'<-nn‘.» Lightning Cough Curt.

in the \\'oi'ld lor-

lolrselc-so

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-_ ' }-ji-ery fourth person you meet has catarrh. It begins

with runningat the nose, the result oficatdling cold.

V Colgho and Colds ` lronellal Troubles pr," _ “nt lloopln llollh V Nasal Cotarrh ` “"4 "Will

Jorge str innl¢ii'ni'n4 2) limes the qiumlull G0 ccnh. Sollby Dllllvfdl IIB '

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chronic. Then it passes to bowels. lt causes- asthma, _

draliic_=s_ huskiness,_ lioaiseness ; it sets updyspepsia and bowel troubles--there is no end to the dangers of catarrh. ‘I ~

Veno’s won the Grand Prix -and Gold Modal, 1 lnternatiorial Health Brhibition, Paris, 4910.

head in one night with Veno’s

Lightning Cough Cure; you can cure oatarrh with it.` lfor ;

Veno's Nasal Tablets along with These two in combination work

iiiiiurles. 'Thousands have proved it. British remedy . the largest sale in the world because it is the surest remedy

nimeon lmiung ‘

Asthma

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[NUS \-‘ELI-lflllli CDUGH

soldier, and so in the street military mon ackiiowiodging the bow of a friend do not remove their cnps._liitt simply salute. and so soldiers pre- sent ivlicn the National Anthem is played i-itniid at the salute until it is rlnishod. But witliout any hond- drcss they stand nt nttciition. ln- dlvidtml soldiers meeting n battalion on the march should halt, turn tow- ard the commanding ofilcer and sa- lute, and also pay similar honors to the colors if any. Similarly, civil- inns should pay the same respect by raising heir hats.

other head covering on, and so

ii oflicor not having his head cov-` red docs not return the salute of a

"A body ol' woundgtl are always to

or a body, who should present arms. A niistnkc often made is to refer to

us; paluioddu .tmp .iooigo tm saeleqm whereas on olllcer duly opplntod is ii. member ot his unit. though an olli- cer of ono corps may he attached to 'aio /ted ‘ltlnp .ioi A||.io.iodiuo1 .latnoua We often seo ln the newspapers that a sergeant or man has been promot- ed to commissioned rank on the field; this is absolutely wrong, as no- thing of the sort occurs. He may bo recommended for a. commission by the General, but promotion on the field is extremely rare. There are many other particular manners and customs of the army and navy. but they are dealt with by regulations or

governed by military custom.”

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Big 4 Day Clearance Sale

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at PATON S

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY next every Department

in the Store will contribute something for our BIG 4 DAY CLEARANCE SALE. A clean sweep of all seasonable Dry Goods, Stocks must be reduced before our Annual In- ventory. We will group lots of Goods to-gether in the different Departments and put prices on them that will effect a speedy clearance, even Manufacturers cost will not be considered for a moment. We will offer some Ladies Suits as low as $1.00. Coats as high as 25.00 will go on sale at 7.50, others at 5.00 etc. We have 50 Good Warm Winter Coats made from very latest materials ranging in price from 8.00 to 15.00 that we will price in groups. These Coats will be put on sale at 9 o’clock sharp Monday Moming at three dis- tinct prices which will be low enough to move them, we think before Dinner Hour.

3 Heavy Grey and Black Ladies Suits 17.50 and 25 00, go on sale at 7.50.

Ladies Light Colored Tweed Suits go on sale at 11 o’clock sharp $1.00 each.

Ladies Skirts, Navy and Black Serge also Tweeds new styles, values up to 7.50

sale price $2.98

Boys Winter Overcoats, Chinchillas, Tweeds Naps less than Factory

prices. Many of these Coats have arrived since XMAS fit lads from 6 to 16 years values

up to 9.00. Special $3.98.

About 35 of a better grade $4.98

37 Men’s Fashionable Winter Overcoats, mostly in Tweeds 10.00 and 12.00

values. Sale paice $7.50

About 20 Reefers 2.50, 3.50 and $4.50.

Clean Sweep offering of Sheep-lined Coats from 5.50 to $7.50

Special Discounts on all Boys Clothing, Men’s Suits, now is the time to do

your shopping

One lot°of Men’s Suits 25 only $9.00,10.00 and 12.00 values sale price 6.95

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