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DECEMBER 1" 1915 '

°’ THE cH.»\Rl.orTE'rowN GUARDIAN ~ _ ,_ rsoahlxs

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l _ ` ally intended torun a 'local' Duper lol? ' . ’ _,,_,, - _ ____ I f

< __________________,__ __ _ __ _______ ________________________________________ ,the platoon named. Owing to‘~tbe ln-» i' *_ _=.’, Vt" ;, A -_

f . *BW ¢..'-“lie J" .U19 V “i'.“\“" 'W (-7°!

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_ _ _ Colquh n and officers of the battal- ir PAY' w bu’ m an P'°'m9,‘ --OFF Tg},Pn'cTou' The C" terry ion weelllave at the ‘last moment de- POLICE COURT.~'l‘here were no- today for Picton to take on bunker 'cided t° wide" the °°°p°'_°"°“"°“°"°

- and make thm the inltialand a_ souve-

cases at the Police Court yesterday.. gggl_o_Sl_1_eev3l3le_l;emain there until the mr number 0, a remmenml paper, __In._

» .. lview of the exigencies of life l n the

trenches no editor, were

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to fill all requirements. at

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-i- steamer ce Edward Island leaves

STORE REMAINS OPEN.-G. H.

l an idle' .Tayloris Jewelry Store will rema

that our Stock in__ his- --open. each evenllng .from now .unti lme 13_a most Varied ost -Ghrls_tm_aa; _ 1 - _ _ _._- _-_5932._2i °Xt€nS\V¢ ORB. iliakilis it -af suuowtssnvlcea. - Ai. nanni- ma terpf the utmost ease. snlrezuetuouistinnurolr on sunday ar

temoon,.Decemher 19th, Rev.. Georg

any Dx-ice_ ~ . ' Ormulrwill preach- l' .~ e _

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mouidell ta)lr;>;r0(r)n 0 uth:

“ 4 . Compa_rlion_ Sets, We want everyone ini "mme i"PeS 1” “Sei

$2.50 to $15.00.

Charlottetown to have a full Meerschaum Pipes

Coal bin. If yours is not full $3 ‘° 5")-00

see to it at once. We can JARS

" Ailth fi t l`t E supply the very best Coal at 55.1, _ p_§,tfte,§,S ,,‘}2§,;c‘{S_ “af - - lr-tig .

the mwest price' _ We have a full line of al

he most popular Cigars i xes of 10’s, 25’c and 50

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from York will enter into an‘lnlpor- tant contract with Mr. Lane’s daugh-

pieces and sterling mounts “"-

CHANGE OF DAY. - The usu service of intercession for the wa will bo held in the chapel of St. Peter Cathedral on Monday at 5.15; lnstea of Thursday, as Canon Simpson _ lla

to address a recruiting meeting Ellerslie, Thursday evening.

50TH ANNlVERSARV.-- ’l‘he Far-

mers advocate and Home Magazin have issued a very handsomely print- ed 50th- Anniversary number, their

Magazine having been established

tlnas season.

CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS.-AL

ready the stores of Charlottetown pre sent the gala appearance which mark the Christmas season, attractive and -1, Jemima MacPhs.il; 2, Annie Mac artistic decorations being in ever building. One feature is outstandln ill it all,-tho patriotic spirit which permeates the people, for a generous display of the British colours is seen

wsoomc. sel.Ls.- 'rno ronidonoo f,--------_--_

in almost all the stores. in some tll

of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McKenzie,

ltose Valley, was the scene of a ver_y _ pretty wedding on the evening of Wod-I groom had received the ordinary C00- nesday_ December the gun when their gratulations, the guests were serve

rnarninge to Mr. James N. Sinclair o

forumd by R,,v_ _mlm Mc(-on in mf. groom's gift to the bride was it hall - presence ot' a htrgc number .ii rein-| mme HON i0f'i<fff iliiii Chiliii- 'i`iiC‘y tives und invited guests. The bride* WUT” the |'0UiPi0nl3 0f “W-“Y U~‘!0f'Ul who was given away by her father, looked charming in a beautiful gown

She was ,mended by her gmm. wishes for their future home in Suni- Katie, who 'wore a pretty costume of m.@"“@ld- _

blue silk' The groom was ably sup- norted by Mr. Dan J. Matheson of Kensington. When the ceremony was completed, ami the bride and

l xnis sm

Gold Eyeglasses

. would be hard to beat-'»

from the _.stand point of usefulness. - - Let me fit upa pair for

your relative or friend. with temporary lenses, which will be exchanged for correctlyfitting lenses -after an examination has been made. Come in

R ' l w and_letus talk itover.

Besides the regular

° lines, I am showing an

in many handsome styles- extensive line of

New Rings, Brooches, Pend- Library Spectacles ants, Lockets, Scarf Pins and and Eye Glasses

Cuff .Links that hold their oxfmé Eyeglasses

Lorgnettes

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beauty _for many a Christmas.

Please leave your orders Reading Glass” for engraving early. opera Glass-es

1 Field Glasses

E, w, G. F. Hutcheson

- Jewélen Optician.

5792-12-1-init:

142 Richmond str¢`ot,clrtown 5799-12-l4m10i

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/ Notable Gift Ideas

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' » _ 4 , l tl ' You make no mistake in coming l‘°"` i0 £0! ills! Hifi *hi* “ ‘B

walls belng'draped with thc Union Jack.

__ _ ii SOUTHPORT SCHOOL. - Tile fol-

dnughter, Minnlo J., was united in -iv 11 delightful and sumptuous supper. lowing is ihe Stimdina of the pupils

l' ilfifii' \‘/hiifil ii lJi`0EFi1miH6 Of 1110510 of Southport school for Novemberz-

S“mme,.nem_ Tha ,_m_mn0ny Wm l,,._,._| and dancing was carried out. The 11|-inclpiwg De|m|-gmem__(;rme V]__.

ii 1, Tella Crosman! 2, Liliull Smith;

Il, Alice Crosman, Grade V.-1. llarry

, _ Stewart; 2, Blallclle Gaudet; Zi, Mar- lami costly nreseiiis testifying to the gnrot Mnononnld. crude lv.-1, liar- lwuuiurity of both. The iwlmy couple bert Bell; 2, victor Crosman; 3, Jolin

of cream silk, trimmed with overlace left “mid Showers Of rice “iid E000 AIYWHYG-Primary Dehilfimsni--Gi'i1ll€

Ill.-1, Florence Shea; 2, Katie Aly- ward; 3, Lorney Flood. Grade ll.-1, Ellen Chappelle; 2, Russel Myers;3, Mary Smith. Grade I. (Senior)-1, Janie Smith; 2, Hilda Chappelle. Grade l. (Junior)-1, Rigi Bell; 2, Alice Myers; 3, Gerty Chappelle. Por- fect Attendance-Tena Crosman, Hur- ry Stewart, Manla Aylward, Mar- garet MacDonald, Wilfred Smith, Flor- ence Shea, Katie Aylward, Lilla Wood Ellen Chappelle, Mary Smith, Russel Wood, Janie Smith, llurold Myers. _

::Givlng you"wh_a`t_y`ou want at the

least expense¥ln'tzl'e_ s%ortest possible time-that's our usiass. When you fail to' get this sort "of“'b`asiness you're being overcharged. lsn’t there some- thing you cau phone” for now? E. YA. Foster, Central Drug -Store. »

~ 5769-12-13-Mtf.

Miss lda Bradbury.

83 Great George Street.

Art Needle Work and materials for

working. Stamped Line'ns» and Threads of all kinds. 88 Great George Street.

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ill TO RECE|VE ORDERS. - The l R_ev.,Donald J. McDonald, 'assistant . frnlnister of St. Peter’s Cathedral.

le_ave's"thls `w'eek‘for l-lalffaiti where h ’wi'll be raised to the order of priest-

fri; ' : I _. -_ .. i ' »- - 1 ' M3_lJ_oT__l:Es __l_s_|.§_ANo§nl_=-LDr. D. _'_ ii ' ' -i ‘ ANT ANNOUNCEMENT-‘-_ _BUS all. W 0'_0t"ma y'years_ praQ»,_ ' '"5' . Vukéaéute Ste? Bnats ~An interesting event is booked for the tised in Charlottetown, and',yvho sev'-` “- - ` " _ c to $ 50- » home of'Mr. Morton Lane. Lot, 48, on ` eral years ago removed with -his wife

Wednesday evening., A young 'man and family to the West and located

in Calgary, Alberta, has written a friend in this city under date of the 5th of December, stating thathe is off to the front. The doctor will sail

al from St. ’John, N. B.. shortly for r England. His numberles friends in 'g Charlottetown and througllout the ls- d land will rejoice to know that he is s going as major in the A. M. C.,

at C. E. F‘. He offered his services at

store of ultimate and absolute satisiilffiinii-

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_ Ch | 1 Cigars ~ > dill lii'n“§iif§ iniifiridei-»ndi°= C-“ed “ir”

_ yshaving brushes Perfumes _'1`°h“¢°° , _

_ ’; ‘ymg gots J Hot water bottles Military bfiiii '"5

` _)"g}t;llet"`ll'l‘ticlbs` Fitted toilet sets Thermos fioiil

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‘ MacKinnon -Drug Co. h G _ ‘ c0|._ :(31-¢°g.'6gnrg'e an e ._

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Your Xmas

Gift _ is Here,

f you are 1ooklng‘fbr

a solution to that glft,r ` ‘ problem you need go no further than this

store to find it. _ Here are just a few

suggestionm-

Cigars, Pipes, Toilet

Cases, Perfumes, Choco lates, Ensign Cameras. Travelling Cases, Manl- cure sets. Shaving sets. Thermos bottles, Photo Albums, Collar I!oxL=s,.and a host of

otlicr good gift ideas. -

' The Two Macs <

llc' Grout George Street

sl in

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Problem

More readily

by a vlslthto where you will ful and hanesome articles in Gold and Silver) ‘ "

Our eelhgraver will soon be rush so don t leave 'your engraving toolato.

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::Lat the famiiy.gift be a Kodak. . __

it will- provide pleasure and amuse- and be COl\VllIC€d.

ment for all. We have them al: prices ` §‘3‘§§,‘§O‘,‘[,°“’ ,,§1'5§’0‘{,"N‘5§’0§.§‘5‘°‘},,‘§‘{y°§3 lulslrua\\\\\\‘='.a//////A\\\\\\\\vrw/1”/§\\\\\\\\\\v0/Iulull)00% Illl

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ST,,EmS_ ’

The Xmas Tide Is Very Near _

GISTS. COR. KEN

has

the first of the war and has stood steadfast to what he felt was his duty. Now that the call for active service

e mg g‘a';1,_haB emma' he feel” like ‘mmg the name we made ut the front!

’i‘he nrice of the paper is one franc

in. sci-lo`ol. woni<.- 'rlio following “““ " ‘S We" “’°""‘ “"

lsss _by tlio into Mr. william wel ` ‘

of London, Ont. It is teeming wit information. and of fine engraving and is a lovely souvenir for the Chris

--1, Neil MacNevln,_2, Christina St wart. Grade ll.- 1, Lorlle MacPhall and John MacDougall (equal); 2, Wil- lie Potts; 3, John MllcNevin. Grade I.-1, Maria MacPhail and Reggie Stewart (equal); 2, Donald MacPllai|;

Archie Murle and Glad s Cum

3. Y" Y D bell (equal)_. _I Jr.-- Florence Stew art and F1‘ed’Mi_J.c'l’haili (equal. Th following has been -perfect in attend- nllce during the month Blnrlchc Muc- Pllall, Marlins Campbell, Archie Mllr icy, Lulu MacPhall, ' Mal'gnrct. Mor Nevin, Gladys Campbell.

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DEAD HORSE CORNER GAZETTE lt will he interesting to many to

learn that some at least of the Can adian troops at the 'front' are no whollydependent on thenewspaper from home for reading matter, u ,bright and breezy little 'journal -of current news, comment,.wlt and hum

our, being published somewhere

France (in English of course) by tll 4th Battalion First Canadian B. E. F. on active service. This little publica- tioll has for its primary object th permeation Of a spirit of cheerfulnes and buoyancy, and rather than an

philosophic appellatlon the editor _ _ peculiarly Gilristcned it “The Dead ` , _. _ ` Horse Corner Gazette." Concerning WED* & THURS' ‘ '

the establislxlent of :the paper the foi - -lowing. Edit`__iai_.,explanati'on is given

in the ilrst or souvenir edition of the "Gazette," a copy of which has reached thef"Guardian":--"The diriv- atlolfof the _'name of this little journal will beeasily understood by the members of the battalion. To friends outside the al' gone w.o must ex-

pl_ai_u:g3g1t-‘»‘I;9,d- Horse Corner” is ll .spot ' ewltere in Flanders' where units of the battalion have oftell been quartered. it may possibly be noted

_f that ollr ‘personolia’ deals almost ex-

clusiely with 15 Platoon. This is ex-

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Ch0c0la,_tes 0

Cin-_istmns creates a _deman

for plenty dl' good`Candy‘.' 1

Tho Holidays are _pot ._ com-

plete for _the children orzvirown- ups, without plenty of, aiuty Confectionery.

We always anticipate the

Christmas demand and provide a special stock of excellent Can- dles for the occasion.

In Chocolates and Bon~Bon

we make a specialty off-

Page & Shaws, Willard’s (Forkdipped Neilson and Moira.

These are sold_ in attractive

Christmas boxes, ranging in prices from .35c up to $6.00 per box. ~ _

See 0u\’f'Line of *Perfuii1es*~ `

(A,.,GlFT SHE WILL PRlZE)._

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,It in doubt_.as.to what a wo- man wants,-`- presenta a bottle of CHOICE PERFUME. We are exhibiting s line in exquisite odors- ,_ '_

_Th a hown in beautiful 1-rsll%ll§l.’1i¢e\r~ i

and

‘OUR YOU

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Watch our Ad in a few days

we wlllmo you I oomploto llet of our tlly ltook. ‘- ~ _

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he so could guarantee l egular- ity\oi"`lucli a }olli‘n'l\jl§3h1\ws\ll‘e pro- `

__\;lso, “publisl1d, when posslble_.l" Gi-le‘

_-,i . ' _ . -_ _ _ opes,_l1o pver, _ “to make t Q ' az- e i:?9g6§:Xéc§§,';d°¥..i’?' 1’-“‘” ‘}*`°‘“’f°"°i’ - otto"ii"roi';ular_ fenturo or the ‘social

-. . ' ._ ~~f- -iliroor tus butntllonm' .lnitulo first,

inumber ,a splendldl photograph ap- _`pears"of Lt. Cdl; ‘M-. J. Colquhonn, -',0.C.;4th Batt: Canadian. The names ' of the members ofthe Editorial. Staff| are given 'and below the following in-i formation appears: “Ofiicers'_i'. _ `. Sqmewherejln Flanders (but liable' to be moved to Berlin at short no- tice"_) Significant. In a report ol’ `a\»' conversation as Sh0rncliff8,_ ,_it_~_i§

stated that the subaltern of the se? ond contingent, in a patronlzig to”n lcomplained to another subnltern, of,

.the First Contingent, that “Our are having hard work to Iive» dd ng

ever~-- »~ -~ -~ottimistIi:

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" A FOUR PART DRAMA" “---~

'I Fnom *ll-ls Novel. sv l-lARoi;o i¢l=o¢i_Iiil'i'l5f“ ""` A screen portrayal of one of the most aucceotfu r' 158038 ever

over here." "Yes," replied the 'Fir

the name your First Contingent made,

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d is the standing of the pupils of Aggyle -i--f -'__

h Shore for month_` of November:- “Seo our window display nf Xmas s Grade Vil.- 1, Marilas Campbell and Gifts that will please anyone Gillis - Vina MacPball (equal); 2. Grace Stew- Jewelry Co. _ 5780-12-13Mli.

art; 3; Margaret MacPhail. Grade Vi. --1, Lena Mnrley; 2, Christina Mac- L ,_ . ,,, . - .__ .__ ~

Contingent mall, ‘but you'll flnd'it _ damned sight harder job to liv_e_ up_to',

I '“ExPL01'rs 0FELA1NE"_ __|

brought out ltrintense plot, lt's beautiful iconic eflectl, hh Hlbora. te theme all Star Cast comprising such stars as HAROLD LOCK

4 WOOD, ELSIE JANE WILSON, whose success in "EVERYWOMAN"

has brought herlnternational fame, lRVtNG CUMMINGS, LUCY PAVTON, HAL-CLEMENTS and a Host of others make this an ex- 'ccptionally strong production. _ ____ SEE I'i'l TONIGHT. _

"Tig "-

_“A Life Worth “For Better

._ i _ Whileas But WOIS€”

_ _ A Whirlwind .-Mirth--

. Provoking Keystone

" Thanhouser Drama Comedy

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s Dougall 3, Jack MacPhall Grade IV

2' »Nevin; Mari' Campbell., Grade ‘I _ _ 0- ` N 7

' MATINEE at 3 SHARP” "NIGH‘l`7 & 8.45 ADULTS 10c CHILDREN Sc

Paramount-.Program--Daniel Frohman Presents .

PICKFORD

Frances Hodgson Burnetts Extraordinary Dramatic Success

“THE DAWN OF A TOMORROW”

ATRIUMPHANT DRAMA or FAITH AND Love

lN |=_°lvl'.-: |v|As1'E|=a|='u|_ l=z=E|_s` _

MON. & TUES; Dec. 20th and 21st

Charlie Chaplain

CAST OF CHARACTERS.

. “G_LAD”~ MARY PICKFORD

"Dandy" David Powell Sir Oliver Holt Forest_,RobIpso

' ' His Nephew Robert Cain

Polly Margaret Seddon

_ _"Bet" Blanche Craig

“THE BANK__'j_

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'YWIARV PICKFORD, the idolized

of the Famous Pla ers Film Com

- _ _ _ y _ - pany, adds another striking character-

. ,ization to her notable repertoire of

Myrtle Stedman

“WILD OLIVE”

and

-_sereerr successes in Frances ,Hodgson Burnett’s great drama of optimism. "The'Dawn of a Tomorrow," `the world-famous story of a young girl's unfaltering faith and triumphant ulfi- mate reward. In-this celebrated play that gladdencd the hearts of so many

the screen versio`n

s|`on of which will cheer as _.many

' thousands more, Mary Pickford .por-

Five Part Famous

_ Player Feature. girl

trays *he weird and wonderful char- acter of Glad, the beautiful and ragged

of the London slums, whose url-

dying optimist and heroic courage

The Best Show in ~

. even 'starvation and deadly peril are unable to _quench The delicacy of

M_lss_ Pickford'a portrayal and the

‘Follow the Crowd".

threads offorceful syilibolism woven about the _drama w.i|I make an _un- forgetable lmplession on the specta- -tor.::How theilgnorant little slum-glnl by her beautiful faith in the mysteri-

Power she‘f but" vaguely compte-`

hends, is enabled to save her lover's

life from the gallows, keep a great financier from suicide, bringing him a new hope and meaning of life., and awaken his ,neprobate nephew to a better manhood, are vividly told in this sublime drama of human suffer-

ing and_ hope that___. has brought to many desparilfg' souls a'new inspira- tion to;_bear the trials _of today in the expectancy of tomorr_ow's dawn.

A lo_i_g_ cripping Drama “Thr Test of a Man” Two Reel l-0-l Bison

With Wellington Piieiiyter and Marie Walcamp The Broad Shouldered_

Young Engineer just 'out from, college proved ,more than a maich for the bullies of the Railway Camp. You'l| be thrilled _by the Railroad wreck and the dynamite ex- plosion. Their reaiism will amste you. -

Taking ‘His M¢_a_s_ure_ ’ A Ni.fty__Tailor-made _Com-

edy with Jack W'ilion and

Billie Rhodes.‘ _

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A 0uri'C.utlery Dept Offers A

1 _ Many Helpful Suggestions

A ` Cutlery-The‘Perfect‘{G'il§,`,a Gift_ that insures long and grateful remembrance of the Giver. See the excellent showing of High Grade English Cutlery made in Sheiiield, where the best` cutlery ini the-world~‘comes~from'.

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Pocket Knives' __ - __ A Splendid Line

The Gift of giftsf; for everyf

man or boy. Wihat a man wanton is solved,by giving him a Poclgi » ét Knife. No matter what prico you desre, we can supply your needs. Prices from 15e up to $3 50 ' l »

Scissors Sets 1

Every woman or girl will ap-

preciate a set of these. Each set in leather cases from -2 10 `tb`~`_-. _'J ,‘:_`. ~....$5 00"

' Other ' Scissors in_diifcront __ slzesifrourditl bowl' if -»»' ‘

. iy__l .,_'._~.,;,| _-,-Ji. ‘.f~. ,a 1 r 'Carving-Sets

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As a Xmas reluemlierlliiés'-is

always accepta.bl9..._ Wm Yrs showing the most complete l no of English Carvers on the ls- laud. _

Csrvers in Satin and Plush

Lined Cases from 2.00 up »

Carvers in pre. with Stag and

Ivorine Handles from $1.00 up

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Razors ln All The . Slanilal‘.ll_Malle_s

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-as fi; si

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` Gillette Safety Razors`lll Nic- koi C8828 .:::1.; _ . _ ii'. .» _ .$5.00 '_‘Bulll_1ogT"I Gillette, Razors __ _...$500 :Aristocnlt Gillette Razors '

Autostrop Safely ltazors_$i_00

" Star Safety Razor .. _.$1.00

"Rogers" Perfection Straight

Blade Razor, guaranteed. a per- fect razor for the money, only . . . . . ._.$126

Other Straight Blades razors,

English makes from 75c up

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ni Table- Cutlery

“1847 Rogers- Bros," Spoons

from $4.40 to ._ ._ _.$8.00 doz.

“1847 Rogers Bros., Forks

$7.70 and . . . _ . . . ._ .$8 BD doz.

1847 Rogers Bros." Knives

$5.00 and ..$6 50 doz.

Arbutus 4W’m. Rogers)

Spoons $2.20 up to _.$4 50 doz. Arbutus (W'nl. Rogers) Forks $4.00 and _ _ . . . . . ._.$4 50 doz.

Nevada Ton Spoolls 80c and

90c doz. A \

Nevada Dess. Spoons - .

._ _...$1.80 doz.

Nevada Table Spoons

. . . _ . .._ ....82 00»doz. Nevada Forks $1. _an _

ii. ..&s‘.

$ ox.

Nevada: Knives SQN5 to

...... .... ... ._.,,._...$3.50 doz. ' (‘.'clluoid‘ Handle Dinner Kniv- es from $1.80. up. "»1i*i 'f

Pearl Handle l§lilvcs and rorlnr in beantlflil 'silk Lined Case f...`. .$14.00 1 Doz. Colluold Handle Knives

in leather Case'....` . .$8.00

Pearl Handle Jam Spoons in

Silk Case . . . . . _ . .._ .$1.26

Pearl Handle Butter Knives in

Silk Case -_ . _ . . ___ ..._ _.$1.25

Pearl Handle Cake Knives in

case ._ _...U2-7!

Pickle Forks in case ._ . .$1.50 Cold Meat Fork ,ln case $1.00

L_, _ Easy to the Pocket Book

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| Many Other Gift'Su;lgest-lt;-s Very -Sulzible and at_:Prloes l

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