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PAGE POUR ‘_ _ W @A _ 1 _ _ _

;___ _ discovered that something 1655 than f0il!‘ Hlld 2 half

om" It ¢h.,.|,°‘“,,,,_ und, 95,. .g ga.. cents a quart is not sufficiently attractive to follow it

Exhibition

Mild

gm-ala., Alperton, lourla and lontaauo. n

lvening Daily (founded 1U7) $1.50. (dellvorotl or by H

null) In canula.l|\il$?-Nf°fU-3~A- _ luhoeriptlon and Advertising Phono. ... .......182 |, um uni suit i=ii¢in...... _ . ...nas A

.ilauda_y, October 9th, being Thanksgllvilrig Da_\'.

and a statutory holiday, the Morning Guardian :eil-’ p not be 1l_r.rued on Tue_ida_v. The Evening Guardiair will not be published an Monday, but 'will be published V as usual an Tuesday 'Adt'ernl.rers please note tlwse

changes. ¢ every provincepor military district in Cahada, with the

Fiuo.\i', Ocroaifiz 6, 1916. _ll

- .--~ _-__ __~_~_-_-_-_-_-.1-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-:.1-:-:_-~_~f-='-'f -"YP uberalel). deprived the Province of its Separate (axis. $33118; 4 Patrick SIull8il5'. S0\ll'i8

A MILK FAMINE ience as at military district and attached it to Halifax. Holstein Heuer, ion, Registered:

The Patriot could have assisted the Examiner and the LA- “~ M°"""“`~ 50"" Lake: 2 0°-

' _ 1 _ I I, sions ni the conditions pretailing here \\e ought Fat Cow or Steer: 1 Lauchlln Mc-

tions sell to their ctistonicrs .ind tht- pritt- to tie .ittermw lmw H pcrmanem Regmmtion Omcer and a Pep (_-0,m8,.k_ _portunm 2 John McRae* h. I , ,' _. ~ Q [_ \\`}.t th. {;,fmL.r< R.. __ _ ’ ' - _ Rollo Bay; 3 Lawrence Klckham. ‘lb lem llllll lem' ll llllllll lll l maiitnt Kttruiting 4 llhter resident here and the soon- Souris West- 4 Peter F Deagle Rollo llclcll llllllllll lllc lllsllllllllllllli ll lllll lllllell lll Ollll Nclll cr tlilev 'ire 'ipiointeil the lieiter for rcclruitiiig iii ihic Bail- l l l York cxduiiigcs which tell oil the strike. lint thc! Hn r Hn' _ | ~ l BB<:HlR_D1=\il'3’ Bull! 1 J0F€`l>|\ Deagle-

, . » ii ' cc. ea xref.

ii tar 'is to state that they the ixirincr- iviiit hal' l U Best Dairy Cow; 1 A. W. Morrow, oi' the nine cents for which the milk is sold. lllhci' ~\l0"

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liim also that the) h..i\t bttn Io ing mone) in "up 'T L "‘l‘ SHEEP -’ 'R dl'

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tlying the citv with milk at lt- .1 than ilour :ind .1

- ._ '_ . ._ '- - »' _ ;»- I win .Pu B :1 _

cents per quart~how much It-ss we do not know. Ilit- I ll hm th” “ lr l” °‘ er fhere “ln be applrllgla t ‘“.h:°llg 0° am re 'led Ed distributors, being large corporatioiis and coiisoiueiit- é' 3?O’0O° Caf"1‘l'3'lHS°ld'e'l° be broug t (;'mj;(`h1:28DS!<:;§': I-'iRHenri\;' C<;)illr;i Moreltd

_ . - » ~ ~ < » - on ~

l\' withoiit souls, refu~f_- to handle the milk at `lc~< he mmm lmmng “l nel`l:`5mll) Colell n perm( Ol g C0 am am ' eglsllllle '

rents. The tlzirrncr~ have quit <uppl_\'ing them and

consuming is ivitlihcld for the present. So there is

A ri i L 0 rl at

lllllllllllle mllll lil .lllllll lllllll lllll_lllle lll lllloll lS.ll lllllllllllg lians. New Zealanders, South .~\t'ricans,` Indianls, Rus- lilly' soulllll Rhler; 2 Nell S' R035'

fl tl = li. tl \ \ k rh~t l °

-.n_- an vet ii- i. \\ 't ,ic _ ew r' 3 ri iutr rs. or _ _ _ _

l - l ll l sians in Greece and France, Italians in the 'l3a|k:iils. Brac.

niiddlcnien, claim and their refuse to distribute on anv

,I Th _ie -h } _ h _ ' French Colonial troops on the Vilestern front, _:oidicr~; H

- t- <. ' t 'tt 1' ' 'csts _ ._ . _ _

ll llll lllm. ll ,ll _ll A le 'llllllell ll' 0 llll of the minor British Colonies, such as _]amaii‘a. the Fortune Hd.: 3 Henry E. Mallard. in a farm, tarm buildings. a herd ot cattle, and teeth Fri I:l'inld' will all want to r home and .ill will \ ant G°W"‘" Bme'

_ _ _ _ _ . 1 ' .‘ '.'.

:»nfl milk-1 thcni. is to get lc~s tor his invc.-tmcnt and _ l 5 5 g Pure Bred Ram l0"f°"d 0" Sui'

.~ca trans; o't. ~ fol

his work than the man who, without any outlay ex-

llclll lol lllll llllilll luplllll’ llellli l_llle_ mllll out _lm llll tish :itlmiralty in the last two years has transported lliliaillclil-l;shllll\leil gllllgitlstillll-li>li~ltlilliieSll}Ilrll? customers tor cash, lrin s th si nfl" ‘ i tht . _ 3

J g- e g iitaiice 0 t __

iniildleman question immerliatelv to the ilront. \\'hilc l

_ l _ - _ _ anrl over ocean routes without the loss of zt single lille Rae. Rollo Bar: 2 John Deagle, Rollo it was generally known rn an indirect \\':t_\' that and no doubt it Wm be able to Carry them back home Bay; 3 John McRae, Rollo Bay.

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what the Consumer pam was abgmbcd 50m€“_her(_ tilt i equi .t tt) ind despatch, but the home totxiiiig

nf the bo 's ni st I _ ct cl t b f I

"everybofl_v was doing it, ` that .1 huge slice out oi

between him and the consumer, the absorbers shrewd-

the strike will end is as vet problcmatical. F_videntlv

the farmer; have a“_aker;ed to the fam that they huh tax our pzitieiicc perhaps more than anything else. memdt 1 William A_ white' Rollo

submitted long enough to be duped and are now nn-

dertaking to control the distribution through a co- fx operative plant. \\`l'iether this shall be succcssiiil rc- ` A_ whim Rona Bay_

mains to be seen.

Here -in Prince Edward Island our City and town ness of New York, even if the people had to be made Souris Line Road.

consumers are supplied direct by the farmers. The starve in the process, seems to have about fizzlerl out. t latter get all that is in it as they have the most right \\'hich is a sign that the workers generally are more 2

to it, bearing as they do the expense not only ot' pro- intelligent and considerate than those who think they

ducing the milk but of delivering it at the doors ol lead them.

p, it will be admitted that the Ianners supplying, iilk in Charlottetown at seven cents a quart are not kely to lose much money by it although bearing the

"ig |}||3'|1g||gi||g Guardian $Z"'..“.l.’Ii’;"§.fI.‘....§`.’Z.".?.°.§ $21 .'.‘;“'3.f_l-Iaiiieim tiiiits 'l

Conti

` ddirional expense of delivering it. In any case the_v|h“m{ ,

have ,iw 55( Claim upon ig, ' (ham. Scrurta West; 3 Miss Marsarei

ANSllVERl

. From yestcrdayfs Patriot:- ' “A Registration Ofiicer has been appointed for

ception of Prince Edward-Island. \\`hy has this ovince been neglected?" l The answer is simple? Béaiuse the Liberals de-

.rh _ .lk I .IK (I in \._“_ York Wm _h has tiuardian oi' those days in resisting the change but winiam Muiiaii,-_ Sourig River; 2

ere is :l nn ‘ s ri 'e ii , c L . _ _ do-

. » tailed to do so. ', _ _

_ . » ' i I ,___ 'H .r._.[m at |535; [U mhqr ' 4 William Mullally. Souris River. lllllc l:l_l}llllll°(E;lgI ‘Ci lllilwlldl in wich milk is ,MW \\e agree, however, that there should be a separate _ Hotsrgm Hem,-_ 1915; 1 Edwin "lUl‘>. ~ Ulf' C 0 ‘ll 1’ ‘ ~ ’ ' f~ -_ - ~ ~ -. ,- , - . Reid". Rcllo Bay; 2 A. \\'. Morrow, .,,l¢]_ 'I`hr» trouble i~ oil cmir-c about the price. In Reghlmlllfn Ulllllcell for ml” pr0llllC_e‘ elell lf he_ bl North Lake; 3 do; 4 Patrick Mullaiy, \ V Y rk the milk m_0{im_L_r< do not (iehver their Iiut an assistant. \\e cannot get oliicials from Halifax Sgnris \\'@s;_

` _ U d. I _ l ` _ (_, km oi .\`f:w Brunswick to devote the attention neeessarv ` H

- ' ~ t t r 'u_~.tom'r>', a: in . 111:: c- _ _ _ _ ' - ‘-

im *mix* ll!-11§.‘mfJH ‘ The” fdnnzrg _dl to [H to the duties in this province. At most they pay a Herdlbairy Cattle: 1 A. “_ Morrow. Own an 0 _< a c cs. ' _ _ >' >' __ - .\'orth .ake'~ 2 Peter Vineau Rollo _ _ _ l'l\in \'i.~it and take awav manv erroneous im rcs- __ ' '

tributors, usuallv large corporations. 'Ihc-sc corporzr g _ _ _ _ ' V . .' .' P Ba?-

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lirofit than they were inziking unfit-r the ilorinc-r ar- mm"hl‘l’ml“‘l'l3 'J' more than 3 l‘°‘"l’ and ‘lm tolflflllll Grade Lvng WOO! Ewes: L Edwin

'_ _ _ - - ~. Ri`,RlIB';2d; 3]’ .

rangcments. which \\':i~ more than tour and a halt lllte one °l the great alter the Warpmlllems ‘ e pill: 0 O ll) 0 elell D

average troop transport accommodation is one thou-

.. ._ _ - -l ' `tI>Rid,RllB’;2d; 3! _

the tivo million iinztru oi nnlk that tht: city has been “ml llllll_llllll lllllll llllllllmelll' llllll three llellllb ll; P; ll 0 al O Pe ell D

average time for a round trip. 'lwenty transports

_t I-amine _ could not bring the Canadians alone home nt fi ycar Zhi. t . Y _ ` __ ` ' ri

The mea thrt i ‘mtg nv ‘___ I (hit ,bum th' H to and transports will not only be as scarce as the) are at Bm

resent but will be in even greater demand. Austra-

» t

The problem will be a gigantic one but th: firi-

everal millions of men across the English channel

) lla llO[ )€ CYPC € O C ODE ]O}'L\

lv hid xhcir abcorr tion It remained fm the \_€“ event to be celebrated in a night. It will spread over 1 _ ' - 1 5- I _ ' _ _ _- _ McAula_v. Norris' Pond. York middlemen to lct the cat out of the bag- Ilow lllllllllls llllll lllcll lllllllfll “lll all lllellll The llolllc

coming will be one ot the incidents of war that will tered-: 1 D. F. McDonald, Souris.

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The labor leaders’ attempt to suspend the busi-

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To Merchants

Our Annual Invitation

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WE invite every merchant who carries in his stock goods that have been

' newspaper advertised, to join with us on Monday next in celebrating

Intemational Newspaper Window Display Week. '

Similar invitations are being extended to merchants in about four hun-

dred other cities of North America by other newspapers, in co-operation with

, the Bureau of Advertising, American Newspaper Publishers Association.

We want this city to be a banner spot in this Continent-wide demon-

Prize List

'nued from page three

A reblre Heller. 1916: 1 Jas. Kick-

Sourls West- 2 Lawrence Kick-

Wauglmn, Souris. West; 4 Fabian Howlett. Govan Brite.

Jersey Cow: 1 A. E. Clark. Souris;

2 do; 3 Geo, Fraser. Sourls; 4 Chas. Stems, Souris. _

Jersey Heller. 1914: 1 Thos. Camp-

bell. Black Pond. `

Jersey Helter, 1916: 1 A. E. Clark,

Souris.

Holstein Cow, Registered: 1 A. W.

Morrow, North Lake; 2 do; 3 do. '

Holstein Cow. Grade: 1 Daniel Mul-

lins, St. Peters; 2 Wm. Mullally, Sourle West; 3 Arthur McDonald,

olsteiu Helter. 1914. Grade: 1

s Patrick siiiiiaiiy. som-is \vi-at;

olsteiu Helier. calved 1916: 1 \\’. Morrow, North Lake. -

3 Fabian Howlett. Gc-wan Brae.

li Ln k o.

Reid, Rollo Bay; 2 Joseph Pope,

cter Vlneau. Rollo Bay.

ters, Rollo Bay.

ng Wool Ewe Lambs: 1 Edwin

ters. Rollo Bay. Grey Faced Ram: 1 D. F. McDon-

Souriff-; 2 John Jackson, Fortune

dge-; 3 Henry E. Mallard, Gowan e. Grey Faced Ewes: 1 Frank Mull-

rtune Hd.; 3 Wm. Howlett, Gowan

Grey Face-:l Ewe Lambs: '1 Wm. owlett, Gowan Brae; 2 Nell S. Ross,

ki: 1 Nell S, Ross. Fortune Hd. Grade Lambs, Oxlordl Suffolk, or

Wm. Howlett, Gowan Bras. 2 Fat Sheep. any breed: 1 Jcs. Mc-

HOGS

Yorkshire Boar, Registered: Douglas Aitken, Fortune; 2 D. F.

Sow, Yorkshire- and Litter, Regis-

Yorkshire Sow and Litter. not Reg-

Bay; 2 Fabian Howlett, Gr.-wan Brae.

Pair Yorkshire Pigs, under 1 mo.: John McKinnon. Bear River; 2 lfre-:l' D. Paouett, Sourls'; 3 Wm.

Berkshire Boar, Registered: 1 Jas.

Kickham. Soun's- West; 2 Jas. Keays.

Berkshire Sow with Litter. Regis- ered: 1 Frank McAulay, Line' Road; Henry E. Mallard. G1:/wan Brac. Berkshire Sow and Llftter. not Reg-

istered: 1 Edwin Reid, Rollo Bay.

Pair Berkshire Pigs., under \.7 mo.:

1 Edwin Reid. Rollo Bay; 2 Frank Mc- Aulay, Line- Road.

2 Bacon Hogs: 1 Lawrence Kick-

bam. Sourls West; 2 Peter Vlneau.`

River.

HOUSEKEEPING

White Bread: 1 Mrs. S. J. Rose.

Baltic; 2 Mrs. Frank McAulay. Line

lgoad; 3 Mrs. Edward Peters; Rollo

35'.

Aulay, Line Road; 3 Miss Flora Mc- Intyre, Souris. Tea Biscuit: 1 Miss Mallnilz Mc-

Allitly. Mldgell; 2 Mrs. H. H. Acorn. Souriir; 3 Mrs.. (Dr..) J. T. Sullivan, Sc-urls.

Pmluett. Sourln; 2 Mrs. Robert Reid. Svuri-=: :i Mi-ti. Frank Mcaiiiay, mine

Fancy <'akes:‘ 1 Mrs. Daniel Mc-

Rollo Bay; 3 John McKinnon, Bear'

ar1=lKsr . i

Little Pond.

Pound

ell.

Souris.

Fruit Cake. Dark:

Knneeu, St. Peters; Hunley, St. Peters;

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9! n Vile.

ztd

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Rollo Rollo

Rollo y. _

Moynagh, Souris; 3 Mrs. W. B. Leard Souris.

BBY: 3 Harbor.

Sweet Pickles: l Mrs. W. B. Leard

Sourls; 2 Miss Ethel Pierce, Souris.

TomatoCatsup: 1 Mrs. W. B. Leard

Souris; 2 Mrs. G_.P. Clapp, Fortune.

Charrant Jelly: 1 Mrs; Ella Bryen

ton, Souris; 2 Mrs. Gabriel Deagle Rollo Bay; 3 Mrs. I. J. Horn, Souris.

Preserved Strawberry: 1 Miss El

M. Kaneen. St. Peters-; 3 Mrs. A O’Hanl St. Peters.

Pres

Mcauiay, iiiidgeii; 3 .\n-s. Peter A McPhee. Souris.

Roberts

Deagle, Rollo Bay.

McPhee.

McQuaid. _

Lavie. Souris.

Collection Canned Vegetables: I

Sou ris. _

SECTION 1.

evieve M . . Setta Peteis, Rollo Bay.

SECTION 2.

1 Mary Ivan Cheverle Souris High School; 3 Mary St. John, Souris Convent.

SECTION 3.

Eileen

sie Garret, Sourls Hign School.

SECTION 4.

Russel 2 Eunice Garret. Souris H n School

Leard. Souris High School;

SECTION 5.

lédqz.

Plots: Brae; 2 School; East _

SECTION 6.

Piotr

School; Convent ; River So

Peter Paquet, Sourls High 2 Susan Cheverle_ Souris

SECTION 7.

Souris H

SECTION 8.

Eileen Bessie 3 Setta

Garrett, Souris. Hign School

SECTION 9.

School; High 'School

SECTION 10.

Composition (Sr.): 1 Bee-sic Gar-

rett. Souris Hlgn School; 2 Allred

Graham Bread: 1 Mrs. James. Mc-I Styles. Sourls High School; 3 Marlon

Cormack, Sourls; 2 Mrs. Frank Mc- Conway, Sourls Convent.

SECTION 11.

Compoiitiolt (Jn): 1 Blanche Jen-

nings, Sourls Convent; 2 Lucy Bus- hey, Sourls lHlgn»Scliool; 3 Charles

SECTION 12.

Road. I

Vegetables from School Garden: 1

Encbern. Sourls; 2 Mrs. James`Fc-i~»tuu_e Bridge School.

column ot debts as high as' you please,

__ Include both your ilnanclal and your

(JL). Sourlt; 3 Mary 0. l!c~l li

Oatcakea: 1 Mn. Albert Burhoe.

Mt. Ho Sou:-tr 3lr».J.N.Bronnm.8ourm

Cake: 1 Ulu Anna M. Ka-

neen, St Poten; 2 Mrs. Warren Alt- k Fortune: 3 Mrs. l-‘_ S. McDonald,

Robert Ban 0'- I-‘_ Moon-

ree

llxed iPckles: 1 Mrs. Edwin Reid',

y; 2 Mrs. Wm. A-. White. y; 3 Mrs. Gabriel Dangle.

Mustard Pickles: 1 Misa Emma

Fisher, Rollo Bay; 2' Mrs, Edward' s _ _

Chow~Chow: 1 Mrs: G. P. Clapp.

Fortune; 2 Mrs. Edwin Reid. Rollo

Paqnetg Donald.

D6: 2 ln. F. 8. McDonald.

Bu Ba Ba

Mrs- James McCormack. Little

P5'

Preserved Raspberry: 1 Miss 0live~

Preserved Cherries: 1 Mrs. Peter A.

Souris; 2 Miss Margaret Sourls; 3 Mrs. Daniel

Mrs. W. B. Leard, Sourls; 2 Mrs. G. P. (`lapp. Fortune; 3 Mrs. H. 1). Mc-Lean,

Collection ot Pressed Weeds (Jr.i:|

Paquet. Sourls Convent; '.’

Collection ol Weed Seeds (Sr_); 1

Donalds, Souris Convent; 2

Lilian Perry. Souris Convent; 3 Bes-

Collection of Weed Seeds {Jr.): 1

lg :

3 Blanche Jennings, Souris. Convent.

Carrots from Pupils’ Home

1 Francis O‘Keefe. Gowan

Peter Paquet. Souris High 1% John F. Peters, Rollo Bay |

BQ doz. Beets from Pupils’ Home

; 1

3 Mary A Maclsaac Bear

l' ' Your Choice of

Drawing \Veeds and' Flowers: 1

Donalds, Sourls Convqnt; 2

D awlug. other tha Weeds ard . rioilimi 1 ciiw. i>$'ini.i._ seurii-_ know-to be an unbeatable value for the price you y. Convent; 2 Joseph Foley. Sourls High

3 Fred MacEachern Souris

COATS-

$3.50 to .$4.50 Featuring alltlleS.¢8§0ll'l. Materials, Pile Fabrics '

and Mixtures

75 Ladies" coats and so '

ladies’ Suits by express this i

l week $15 to 35.00.

Fur trimmed and the very

lairst styles. s

_ We Specialize in I Popular -Priced

. ' ' ;~"

la Bryetiton, Souris; 2 Miss Aunal

. _

eriltefk Currant: 1 Mrs. Robertl _ and

Kaneen St Peters; 2 Mrs. Madlndu '

Tween

, Mt. Hope; 2 Mrs. Wallacol ° T _

Diiigwei1.llReu'Honse; 3 urs. Gabriel; (Wef 25 d|ff¢l'e|\t Pat;

terns in the New Serge Weave

$15.00 up. PATONS Limited

u _

F B _‘Ll -

_ate::;".f;.;:f;i°;;;;".;;:_:~~.‘s.:.f. Get Ca rp enter-Morter `

acDcnald Sourls Convent' 3

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Roofing on Your

House, Barns, Stables,

. Sheds,

It’s the strongest roofing-resists fire,

frost, rain, wind and wear.

It’s a good looking _roofing-adds to the

appearance of any building.

` Call in for a sample and prices. l Fennell & Chandler

VICTORIA ROW

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Collection of Cut Flowers from .ft N

Pupils' Home Plots: 1 Russel Lf.>ard_ Sourls High School; 2 George Frasent

lgh School; 3 Nellie Gc»rrett,i _

Souris. High School. ' 9

Excellent Pianos

You are not confined to the product of ONE piano tory when you buy at Miller Bros’ Store

; fat! . '

*’°‘°"’- “°“° ““"- You can make your choice from the best pianos made

by the leading concerns in Canadar

You can select a piano which you know-and which we

Here on our floor today we have 15 pianos which can

conscientiously be classed as Canada’s best-they include-

Heintzman

Mendelssohn

Sherlock-Manning

Kam-Morris Kam-Morris Player Pianos Ennis

Williams

We have a Williams piano here

Raised Blsculta: -1 Mine Cornelia MacDonald. Sourls High School. that is one of the “nest mam”

ments we have ever shown.

Also a Sherlock Manning ln n umed oak case which dampnezs does not eflect and which will not show dust.

All these pianos are made by

ilrms of long standing. high reputat- lon and excellent business charac- ter. You take no risk In buying I Plano from Miller Bros.

ln purchasing ti 'piano we can

meet or beat. for quality tho bert prices ot’ any other hduse in Eust- ern Canada.

We make terms to suit your

needs and convenience. All ilnan- clal iirrangbmonta are strictly priv- ate and confidential. You are not embarrassed by collectors from

Stratton. Our invitation is not only to pnde

Ili

your self-interest but_to your civic

D spiritual. debts. Then in your column

ot assets put down the item “Christ." _ And you are sate; you are solvent; you

i-.4 -_ are lmpregnable; you are wealthy. All

banks or other outside concerni-

Mlller Brothers trout you* fight.

l Window Week is designed to direct the eyes of manufacturers and

thousands of customers to your show windows and to prove that the majority

ot dealers are more interested in localized advertising through their home ‘

newspaper than _in any other kind.

The plan is _simplicity itself. Select from your stock the articles that have

been advertized in this and other local newspapers by the manufacturer.

p Furnlolygil by

WLLDIIOI-

lhe llabllltles ln the world are insigni- llcant when set over against the re- sources that are ours in Christ. Lilo-

Hove you tried lt?

Gag your glow Plano tltctlo.

. long defeat ls sin. ill health, money _ _ T

` < needs.-these and all other llubl|ltles_ - , r

shrink into iuslgnlilcance, when we Q YOUR LMBILWH* AND A8s`E,rs'wreully_ put Christ over against them. ‘ ~

Place these in _your window next week 'andlwith them put the sign this news- - .-s. s. Timer. __ 123 Kent St. , paper has fumtshed you-a sign which says :-- _ iiiii.llgl.i°l.,“,',§’,, ,ffm ‘“‘§§'§;,2;'.‘_§‘],‘{,';‘__"_1';§ f '

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I-We sell these standard products-all I '"'"'““' `”ll":" "“"'*l’° ”'°" ’”"ll’°l

' I advertised in the daily newspapers. J

li you want more signs let us hear from you at once, We urge your wvverahon bqcauu-it means more business for you,

more business for us and good advertising for our city.

l Put Newspaper Advertised :Goods in Your Window on _ Monday Next! ‘ _

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made good. Will oltr assets stag the strain? Are our reloiifces eq' l' to our debts? How. many tlmtia lid: the bead of a household taken a sheet. ot paper and set dowlllon one sltle the amount. in mggqy, of this debt and that, debt after ijlbl, the column plllng up in an iippguing way, utttll ilimlly nie with at ins tiotpm at ine column faced one in html? opolesmessr On

the other iildo 0 -P1901’ ill” 50°” set down the I. U10 UM!-I. item utter Item, they gre. And

if his toni iii nm latina at the “rm ir ni- iieiiiiia i ,total .gf the debts. i what then? llonly one real

reason why that mil bgusnts ever _nlls snort. tt _ _ me in lrolml um hu bool. \r\tt.`:P up your

lowest price.

:”B1‘ing ?Yout"\"X)holc ._.Faii\ily_ "

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f Goff Bros* ’ ~ for your Fall Boots good and strong for tts mud and wet. `

.Try us this seasonaid be convinced that we have the right footwear at the

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