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I love thee well,

Thy charms and beauties fair,

No tongue can telll

Thy woods and streams and hills

With loveliness abound,

Each landscape has its own sweet

spell,

Each brook its sound.

Thy fields and meadows green,

_Spread far and wide;

Thy lakes reflect both sun and moon,

And mountain side.

Thy fertile soil, well tilled,

Yields rich reward;

While flocks and cattle rove undleed

On thy green award.

Thy sons and daughters haPPY are

On thee that dwell.

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-Rev. A. Craise, New Dominion.

THE VALUE OF TIME.

e often make the excuse for

to improve themselves by | and studying that "th€Y'

find time." We may not find

but we can make time for the that really interests us. If

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLE. ment slip through his grasp, wha “°'°" b°

lshould we common mortals not re- sort to, to save the precious mo- ments? The (act is most people manage somehow to make time for the thing which lies nearest to their hearts, and there are few of us, who lead such busy lives that we cannot spend systematically at least a few minutes, half an hour or an hour out of the twenty-four for the uiind's improvement. Even half an hour a day systematically and faithfully de- .votedv to study will do wonders in a few years. Every young person should start out, with a deter- mination to invest .lust _aa much as possible in himself. This self-inveet- ment is the best one can ever make. for no panic, bankruptcy or fel ure can destroy it. Every good hook you read, every line of poetry you treasure up, every conscientious visit to an art gallery or museum YOU make, every glance of heautifuljlrt or nat rd you can get will add 311511 so muiili 'to your personal value and will he worth more to you than silver; or gold.. Gladstone said: "Believe me when I tell you that thrift of time will pay you in alter life with an

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“Oh, dear, I just wish we had nev-

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Mr. Guthrie laughed heartily. He was s. hale, care-free-looking man of seventy-five. “And we haven't' had our first ride yet in our owlai ear,_1" he said, “Don you linow, Nangy, ,pf what rm reminded?" ‘

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hoy will get his suit free ofcharge. These suits are new arrivals and were considered splendid values _at the former prices of $6.75 to, $7.76

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Another shipment just

received of those ruff lined

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such demand at the present moment at $i_50, 5| 65 $l.75 and $2 50. A third shipment of these hats re- ceived withia the past 4 w.~eks.

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In fur coats, _fur lined and fur trimmed cons,

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- -Rat' Coat $65.00_ '_ “

A Ladies’ special natural i-at coat 48_ inches __ long;

beautifully lined at $65.00. A better grade mad'e»f~roni‘. No. 1 skins at $80.00. ' »

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Persian Paw Coat $80 00* i _

' Persian paw coat 50 inches long, fine short curl lined with

a_good quality satin lining at $80.00.

4 Fur Lined Coats $48.00

1 We are confident that we have the best fur lined cdr-ifs in the City, a value that cannot be dublicnted out side of our store for » less than $8.00 more. _

Mode from all wool beaver shell No. i hamster lining

Western Sable Collar for $48.00. '

Buckley $2.50 Hats _

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From Tuesday the day this sale started everything has pointed _to

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