A . . _,_.. _,_ .e___- _-._ _ _ ~.f - _.fe-. iv: T ’ ~~»ff.

_ _, , M _ __ _ _ _»_,,-.I , . ,P ,,,, _._,.,_. ._ _,,_ ,__.#T“»"f..,,<f>f__..c,c__. i.__,¢..,i¢_ __._, . _ _ __ _ , #___ ,_ ,_ . .__ . _ in . ,_ _

K _ ,g sv# ', ` f .= 4;,_~@‘- _o.‘;_;».},- ., '_-*‘,<.;‘_v__,__ =:_» _~ "j'».-,§- __. , »,§,=,_;~ _s‘->~.”"-`_ '_ "- _.I,._;=;,_' 11*-j'»;_~"i.,_;=‘ _ .;~?» 5 ;.~~_~,;;3'5 ¢_.~;=__»:‘.a<,:,_,»¢~ , ,~.- ,‘ _ ' ~ ' " ‘ -_ »“ ' ~ _ f ' _» , ~ .; _ _ _ . . Jr, » -,__,» , __ -- - T ` -fs r Jie”-’ “< ” f _" ur - se.. -_ _, - i-'_:f*-_=<:~:--sie: - - _ _ » _ ~ - - _ _ - » » - 1- , .- 1; ~

§., _ i _ 'H _,ved =.‘,¢,»'_‘ in 7* rv ~. _ p _,_ .,._~ .hJ‘=_"; ,,,?_é."’__§'_ ,,_.__.;` f,»\(,_~._;,~`-» _p _,_ ___:_<L'_',§; _._';£.,j,=.|;__i- .V,)_ U i _ _ I . E.: , _ i ~ _ _ v. lp _

. ~ ~_.f~ .L ._ it ; 5 ws ,_ .N ~ ,, .- -- ,- .fe - fl -' _ i '-;f~c_»", -=f~ -f _- fr ~ _ _ i ' - - _ . ~ .

- _ . if 1 <. -.‘ _ '- ‘ `¢_"" ' ., T ~_ ;‘~ -_ .,.;§; "3’ _ ,-_ _ . _ ‘,_f ,` l 'f ._ I

?“»`§i§,,~ ,

.~ '.~, °""' I \ ' ' 4 ' _ 4 1* ~ ` " ' ` , ' V _ "l I . A";.£":"{U`>l- ‘I I fi " -'71' 5' 59.? _ 11,, , ' i , A. “-` ‘.` _ '~ ' ” _,_ '

. -- -f ' ~ - _

; "» ~, ~ , _ c, p _ z 3; er . ~ _

~' 4' 4' V x

., , ~

Pr*-1' A Q

. *‘1:i‘ _ g{_ '-._ , `

: . _ _~ fb ' ,- ' ' -

"ueices l l

PAGES

ll NN Y”

£50-0-» 1 _ __ L _ _ _ O

0-0"*

T i

.__ _ ---__ ’_;t.i.~ ~ 7' -

lam CHAKLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND T E; i 1

'S1 ABUSHED _ A _E _ . _ _ .--Jnsuav NovEnnii:n.ii.i9o2 D Z qi t

_ 1; , _ __ Pnici: 'rwo crzlvrs

lllfriimlia lulnnl's iiwlsu lull Mlvun _ mir llsulln Mlnmlv mimic it §Eul`n`|nu'h" "'i_" mms mf » lilusl lulllll Pnlcissuul ul rilvplulrll llsl Niall, lnlillmusl nilfnllnumf _ _ ° ' v -- it llllcllsnc

juices Whitechapel The Poor Banqueted by Wealthy the School Board-Appointment of the Electri Li h

C t ' __ '

l Hebrews-Prof., Koch Tacltly Admits His Error. ~ Inspector-Redistribution of Street Lights, etc g ‘

uare Declaration on the --_ -- -

Passes Through the Unfashionablelewlsh Quarter and Re Important Ma ters Discussed _

H' sq _ gg _ _ _ E - _ _ I _ r _ A, In the States Says Episcopal

I-1-Sigue; -mn Jswtsll ' Whitechapel and Houndsdi'c`h were There was a full attendance at th ' i

Laxman' gon 10__(Speclal.)-For the

qoet ted at the expense of their

ant uma in the history of London. ill*

co-rellgionlala, The procession was

~ Lat.; lgugfs procession traversed the un- mor br lllant than usual. _

IINISTER PREFONTAI NE ,__,,,,,,,,,,, ..........i.i... if i».ei...i ~

t th h ur of the Gnu? m Pwr rnor xocx citations ineorilion.

.wg “ ° Q 1 9 * `

tniii in of the Jewish ancestry of Sir Pants, Nov. 10.-(Special)-Professor M...-one sminel, the new Lord Henr-

. \Brouardel says Professor Koch no longer

Im be swam In TWD' roon or wmrncuarin. naxovnrnn. _Hdenies the possibility of the common-l

lllll0lll""‘N¢W Bl'UllSWlCl( Jewish Lgndgn especially celebra‘erl lpication of bovine tubercoloeis to human*

Burned to Death -nie mei The peonse inhibition octet oe( _

-- s Mr. Teilit's Opinion.

Hr. Tellit glared at his paplp; and

_ crumpled the margin iiervoiis y ween

0;-1-urs. Nov. 10.-(Specisll.-R&!'\ r, L er Montaguei his fingers. Ile shrugged his shoulders _‘ pretnuim 'ul 5, "mn in pq- '°nE&':¥;; E; Sttraa lclllvgering illness and writhed in his chair. He fairly

, _ ashed his teeth as he "1°o\vled “Baht

igew as a member of the Cabinet, Jennie I. beloved dan8h»°1'°fJ°'“‘ M° Y' ° ’

E t k ~ '11 to end su li things.”

#Nl al lllnleter ct llarlne. Farlllw "\ “W 23”’ ’°`”`°t he' “ge having itll; glleai llooked arouncd slonl r mr llrro lu.

. ' ' 'y. fe

her father, sister and six broth¢l'=l t°l ~i`ier mouth was full of liairpins and her mgmrg their irreDIl!'lple lose. switch was only half fastened on, and-

' a _ ‘ fl he did t t t “d it all over'-D

mhrhelnria here to attend the p Suddenly at KlD89\°°» wha; §i‘:,::r1§ is--ip, b,nn°m,s;";§e was algwdy 1,_te_f°,. t in claus. has erin: to saeulueeet] l’°:r1°°“~ °"°l“' T"°““' B"'“ A ,W ~l nie mil for nie dimer. ~

gg mea un roman will so _ ' i

Seed. _

procaunreqarm-

leconeel, Dat.. lov. 1l»-(3old\l-)- ialeaelaellulscslieug- ‘YM YU

1U1_CleiIldq llllolutd to

_._ _-_-ng-.

BFDNTAINE T0 Bl SWOKN IN. __

monthly meeting of the City Council last _ evening. Mayor Warburton presided, and after routine, communications were ' nal from the School Board regarding continuance of manual training and lay ing on the table of former communication from Council, Couns. Whear and Lyons were both opposed to further expenditure for manual training.

A communication from C. F. Fraser ncknowledgingagrant for the school of the blind was read,

The opinipn oi' Rworder Haszard was

submittedlo the effect that the Inland Revenue department must be applied to for an electric plnntinepector. If an in- spector was appointed, the Councillors thought the city instead of the company would be liable, W. J. 0'Rielly asked to be forgiven the

tax of $25for opening a billiard hall, -without a saloon. Couns. Wlu-ar Lvone, Moore, Grant thought the lax too high and notice was given of an amendment to reduce it to $10

leuanmrnsennnernuasscui. basins. lov. ia-repeal.)-ui. ‘ IU. K-0». lull. “lane esnnecl

nl rumor lan weather be no gig,”

lngsemoea- caeulnueui anon saw:

1‘°°°1°li°1\ disccnrovloz onlie action on Dr Jenkins and T. C. James and re~

l _ ° _ ekislature be petitioned- to make the School Board elective. h3l°\\°- H°0Der wished that Conn. Whear;

Btwlreu stronger. He_wonld rather to

see a motion dismissing those membgi-§_

Conn. Paton would rather have the

Council meet the Board. '

ihuu. Clark could not support the re-

S° \1l>'0v- He would not have supported

T0” Mayor would like to meet t-he B mrd and discuss the matter w,r,h |;|,em_

Colin. Moore thought the previous re~

solution was rather strong and would like to have a conference. A

C’f"_1- [_{°°D2l' hid witnessed the most 1“1ml1‘_“U°8 thing of his nine years in- Csuacil. Tue seoonder and a supporter ofthe resolution saying now that they Were "‘°l'l‘.Y was unprecedented Wh

i . y

“W stuff bl the resolution tor which they voted. _

Q03 readthem, then, she advised. cfhiavi it H@ illd Wheat like coil.-gem, at u"8°*" bu' *wld 0eityo!Americanliiehaatheed'ectdh»

item ui eiioi lteadw ”

‘ y, e psy _ 'cad 1,. toattend' g lf? ' 1 . - ‘ . creasing _the irreverent spirit. 'D _

_ mai *titer boglg own. wneunfumlmn eewnmiem '.,.,'.}"',.'f,`,,,,,-".°:,',f',,°'§'f,,i,.". '§';f;f"'_°'(‘,‘;f;’1Te; .Du nm- ,mm M _ W,,,,,,,_» -ig,

‘ " sugges cn. . _ - i _ ‘ - ' ‘ - .f .._...» "‘°‘"°°......m..:.'.'..':~.'.f'.:....°' °°°--......... "i.*'f.:t°'f.'~;‘.._..°s'°"s'.'..':'°;."~‘°° . °““~°“'=°~“-°"“°"~“°°'°° re' ' " f unit. tie.” iner- _ - - ~ - . rvm.._ .. -

»i.‘iia, -#i...i'”?iii'i»_i'¢ the "l°°""‘°” “'° “P '°"“°*°°°“’,» i Hem- ' , ,E "" °""“' "°" i - _ _ i -

Wt of illness I mean. I moan such _-‘6clluWh9orbrougbtup matter-of the 1{¢,|.._W|,“, ' sraixlxxlrnn

lqmti°“ `""“ W explain. also une ni - ’ 5°" `

MAD RUSH FOR WEALTH

lrreverence and. Self Admiration are Typical-Prominent Preach-

,the previous resolution had he known ag 8|' Sllflilellly Sll`lCl(8l\ DOWN-

much ai now.

A PE!SIHI’l'IC VIEW. *' ° _

CHICAGO. Nov. 10. -(Special).-Condi~

tions almost anarclristie prevail in ' the United States according toJohn H.White, Episcopal Bishop otlilorthern Indiana. ‘

'rim nan nusri ron. inrieagi-ir.

Hedeclamd the American people have

- Y omni. new arent reel liiminiitsa. 'nie f°'“°t£°“ “Q” d-‘l“9?~i?§fl-999?

_ A t did d 7., sh “kai lj auswcrtoW. W. Harper regardlugjresolution was too' si ` in "url Ufcalthllld

"maui annals room-'e residpeee eff .lfvgy it my,°k“,,'“_‘§;e_§1°f¢° ,.,'f,d ,,,,;,»,' nienelay se his nie in september the - tn. 5,," ""3 °° "3

`- gd; 121| llilli 'E' ‘ i “l"“ ” ‘ T llit " J wdsrefened to tue Fira Board i - - ° ` D _ if _ H `isM°d1°“q'°"h°f'°hie"' his °nd'°--f

9'eqor_am.W°¢° , ¥~ _ ° _-AV _,ff-=ns:.t t1;;P;1:'l1,uM;it:on;§i;;~;§§2g§_ »-A vm at mah to com Pm; for lbvmt Ewveri ww maui-ea to mia o me way are trampled ee. or puma -

_ , - - , y elmo vom an-.; The i-eiolneioiil a

- ~ p ieaii ” nieari kin r i i ‘ °°i“°-

IOWTHIOOCAINE HABII S'l'ARl'B§ enilznwumez; Wu ‘_ hm. paqeedp g cunts n was unao mouelr \ was only to ask for an investigation

_ _ t, “H nb! so,-My _ _ _ _ _ urn, 3,,”-5»d;d.n°g,,.nt the Gmnu Wm; pl _

£13?-4;midn€°meop&ck_f:@ _ i:,oti;:*tti;at pile __.,be_notN,' the respect thai they ahocldi He declaeed.V"y_hl¥her education teids’ . s>;-..i=.:.-~...,.ef°“.....i:....=. ...rw l-..‘;::.';~..’~..'°~... °-»~f~» -»f i--» 1- --» -.i it »- -~~-~

.,.

,Y .

~,"...n. 5%'

_ _,>, _ _ , ’ ' _

Plvnalhd. nv. me Ili" shun; ""’°° - " 5 this-” “1 G '°'°*°,f*°°"*°d°~in¢_‘n»in_. Th' ' ` _ '

a dealer to my friends sad

catheters tlwtirthfy stil

_ _ . _ irymg- e , .” . '

‘-’l°°° 7°°°"`d°7' T” b'dd"'g 'w mm Mm*"l?ell1il:"i:mcved“thrhnirpins from 'Plflted tha” “‘“"'» tm’ t°‘°‘l °m°"°l' her lips and placed them on the dresser. realized being S35 D30, “I said,” she remarked, “that tlxejre

lice. isan was nothing surprising about rzdi ac-

ocste t' th rt fth o ' lemon.-

,_,,,,,_ “°‘f ~ curio eunnrn To or/ml. lI;°1;=°'!m frm °<§her°#°aYi,“”g,,on ,

s si py an m n es 0 -|

_. l psychological autohypnosis, as Miss Mur-»_

1 a r

x = r-he

lerviliue

Wasros, Mase., November 7.-In a fire- ra_y_exp!.iins it. _ Just _us I said a few la~t night. which practically desi;-eyed , minutes ago. In the use of thegetycupg 1

- d mad, home, women, they--were nrt 1mpre_SSO 0 3 5

tnecld Emerson house. an ._ _ 4 _-q,,xt_ent_ by theppiamst but they were 'Nl fm" '°¢“3"'*"»' J"'l’l" 'G°"“°°"i-fluflifted ` t ofithemselviisi--” ' "l8l‘¢'lD°°'l"°@|“ °\i|39f~,l.(."'~‘.§l§“’°’ 'G""l-Z" fathers ought to lift them out

ggfr, urns forgotten the excite- ____u _ .- ? _ _

mcntand was bul'nG_ll§45'lUl\~ ` ~_ ` _ ' J."-lYl’Y:B:e"_"Yl” _` , . ,,

‘ “I’ll bet if xt wasp; girl of mme-T _ _

_Q f-° , 7° ' ~ ‘,"»W‘li¥i:` one momenthdear, until it is

The Children Arc _sl1cl1- _ iss i _ me _ v

gpg, 9 you younv women are wrought uponpsychologically by tll_L’

,. . mysterious influence -of the music, until

~V[cr lt, their subliminal selves are brought into p

fe,” -

'fe

dominant control of their material _con- p

QE -- sciousiéeeisteit alpd they se;-ilk to mepgiftelslt

_ g » ' their 1.. i .V P_=\?»’1“3_ .°“_1“i-"’, ‘ » Y - f fvisibl ex onent of the art wliiclilias 3 - realiastloidlm-»=--i _ »

- ; ~ My-_ Tellitstaredeéong alpd earnestly _at ,

' ` ' 'f.Hfe"k uteaperagain.=

dry warm In -D1' . ` illoldkvgleoveri tglecarticllz) oiicepmore, `l=l\¢_1' Weather attaiilded Builds Them Up In Flesh, Bone rczpglléught up” h _ _ g Pd show

l _ ' h to 'be gl t upon! Suppose

Q Ing( made c and e' _ FPs,n_do_d'lct of elvtrhclalil;-ilien would get our

subliminal dmnphoolishness lifted to_ the

that goes throu li an shun, gkfmnmin nie ein, ee-»iai,,1o;iiiinn¢ lunatic ahora. of our beings,

then .and ,_-,d f ini-i=eec¢°°"‘* '°“°"l “"4-"°““* '5‘““°k“tl',f!‘Sht§;” fill” °,f°gf

` " » delicious davor;it0-lfightv an Sce' ° "S5 ° 3." ° ee'

much better than oder. It ma y

sole. The .insole

th f _ ‘na makes it 5 of the lady who does the trembling hero- _ 8 tn" .

up of a very

oatmeal 'sea' other roi-me of 3;? tfggfér §,“({’l;‘;§fh‘;f,f;‘e°d“;§io§}f,f,t;,h§{ iajqrloua to they stomach and i her, and show our general liysterical g_ret-

lgyecfapcfff "*“*‘:;‘i:i'.f.i‘.§;1°:’.23:.‘f°°:;‘.f‘.2* :i§..E£ii’..:i“1;z.»t;’ {f3°..‘;.:‘;°i;f::;‘§2

¢1'»

cork, these soles M.,

and dampness

sloppy weather,

. _ - » , th ~‘ th desk when the littlegblue wagon la:==l;;g3'n°=';;u;:ic_hLy :To dugggfd us out before the sergeant, to

13515, _ leather

Price $5.00. __

"snicker`in "a~ most unellelsarte manner.- -

_ lb Br aunt Fwd *tell 'in my real name and address, and wus, ii s _ . __ ' . - - '

p BROS W...

. 08

_ ° - _ vadvige him to get me it good long sen-

man& Co.

immelwbi 9°* We “bi” L fence, as I was a dangerous man and a It afords all the elements memweio society! Huh!" s

Agents. ,ll

P. E.»

and muscle h_uildl`n¢ ‘ Andsll thei§vtr;y_=‘tc ti:(liehil£e3:.1tferwlig;

- ~ ' ' ' nn ` _ BN.k‘gegg¢¢|h“t F°°:d'rnadd°ute-mé’1§.la:erlfs fllulocca-t s€iona1P'ft_ m‘ll1uh!”€hat made his wife _

|01'

' it seems theft she had the same

IABIIE.

nie leading Briiisli

_ is Price

R of'

custom than by his 'own olpinion, and ‘that they will have as litt e effect on p the bereaved family as they would have on him if he were sorrowing over the

lion' are levelled at the wron point. 1.

_ They deal with _the state of the gead one , _ _ _ . _ - » » D and bid th; mvurvers mlifisaie grief with 1-1 the tlipug t that the mentedcne _as E . D ‘

` ne to a world that is fairer than this,

S9 _

and is- ihfa condition of beatitude. But _ the root of grief is not anxiety for- the state of the dead It is rather; self-pity.

_is__£AiiTn0UAK’£ `

A man seldom feels less confident of

his ability to say the right tlrlng neatly than when he sits down to compose a letter of condolence. One can scribble oif the usual friendly letter with- out much are or premeditation. A busi- ness letter may be modeled on set forms and requires little brain energy. A let- 'ter of congratulation may tri along il

vaily, saymg nothing in particidar. A il' letter accepting or declin ng an invita- tion- sometimes exercises the invention, `

Tears are shed because one whose com- pany gave the mourner pleasure has de- parted and will not come back. Religion p _ and philosophy both hold that the state of the dead, in most cases, is bettertlian that of the living. The dead do not need _ pity. They have no regrets at leaving* this world. `If death ends all, then the dead rest sweetly in nlilivion‘and“'a`re as

little' adected by care or sorrow afs t grief Wm be mmmmmau with S ll

were ten thousand tears bei th

_, _y ore _ey `

in im-_ mi-i vs is-vi.. -r;=;i.‘;‘z;‘:..‘i.i.';°.'..i'1?;§“;.‘i;‘*‘:;°“.§‘°'.i -pf, -»»--e-» --as--g so fi- --» »=

I p b _ _ _p _ A. _M . __ p L_.; . _ . _ A _ __ \ . p.. V v. p

ii. »»»-»-°- PM- Bef-M ‘.i‘;““.:..I.'.f".:‘1.r.‘:.i..,P‘.i.°. °‘°';’.a_f °°°"’_ '*°° """"'°‘ °"f'“f,“"1'.‘."........°‘-“ .. ... ... »~-~»===»»=\»-f~»°-=*--

,n l ' .thef e l . f°'*' i- .iso -iimaessi sian.; rs¢wi»,_en»...' ; °" °"‘°9“‘i»i=u~.‘wA_¢».===?_»'k¢» » _ - _ -

,|l.v.»llclls£ Snow- » 1~foe,-fimmpieeiwbsrs 3? - *i?*’*-'*“”“f'”'f§§‘¥”°_°°_ i;i-firing ii,-~ ._ ~

°""" _ ,‘“'"' *lf lm' 'h“@f’k‘ half! “lih"P“tf,5“¢` n°my `hqm‘im _ __ ~ ’=~f "'.'nwi_ng to Acute

e;p.i'iii~e¢~ would be :nie i,,,,,,`, :n°'""=Y “l¥*'° "N *l> indignation

°'_P`¢if'"“'A‘l3’f°e f2l\‘5l0`4_'» z A”-!’”°f ¥°-“ii 199” .». _ tones the initiative. He moved a_ Couuntheé dj <' - `

ein H<~rissaovA~»oeu- ' quit, i rteiiii_g."i:is,if._ye1i~r'v»'1r¢ii-._,n-ere < ____ . - _ - ° °°1”'§°fi» __ ____ . 1

ee-were 1° M°~S@°~~ Gr? °f.:“3"..i ”“i.“.:.‘.: si,°;:.‘°:: 5,.. . S ,,.,., - ' _ _2iiy°t.ti“..i»i.i'“5f‘iii'§ f‘&“il'i i.3“it

den November 17 to 22 inclusive. U50|I‘ t .n n° ng’ y ' - ow ° e ty’ 7 ' S E '

therefore, is fear-.that the soul may hava gone to hell; nnd what sorrowing sur- 'vivor-will admit that his grief is based on that fear! Do not the friends- of saints mourn as loudly as those of sim nets?

i _

*ss

There is no shame in _aoknowl ' \

that the so-calledasorrow for the ‘dead '

only pity for :the living. Love bereft ' its-object will mourn its lossf and ’

strength of the attachment. When _ moiurnei- becoiua used to the loss If

. » “ ° 9* Niature. But who is bold enough

A love letter is usually written with , fl, 1; .gh gglg d . 11,' beg., y ‘ _ -, _ amorous spontaneity and, like other; pan'L 'Q VL' " an We ls `t° make th” argument ‘n"i°tt" °f mn'

When it is labored it rings falgg. A let- -

ter proposing marriage dem s more-`_

thought and courage in the senH.§gfthan ` in the writing. _But a letter condo- lence must appeal at once to thc mind and to the emotions. It must not betoc

familiar nor yet too formal. It must soun _sincere and yet it cannot be sin- i cere, for _the ments one makes in a letter of- condolence are the trite rea- soning which is always brought out inp the time of bereavement 'and which neither consoles nor comforts those who are genuinely mourning. Putting these consolatory arguments on paper, one is aware that they are dictated rather by

dead body of'-one he loved. ' The hackneyed arguments of`conscla~ S

- A 'Guaranteed Cure

For all Forms of Kidney Disease.

We the undersigned Druggists are fully

. ` S ~ '° prepared togiva the following guarantee

- " Very Sad. with eveiy50 cent bottle of Dr. Pettin-'

1 --'_ i _ 'I girs » Kidney-were _tr-.bless _ one only

' I “Y5¢ W5 Very Sad-” “HMV lsithlft? remedy in the world that positively cure

,_ _ _ ‘lvhyi he always heldhgllgg’ gtgalgeg all troubles arising from weak or diseased'

mil Y°UR"` ` fffn-§iZl;°1;f£n;.°usoSh¢ <ii<i.”. “Welle” kidi=¢v»=- `

“Mons cheerfull returned it the

I i. I y y ' . D . about a husband, and now there’_a a suifufer is not r»l eved and improved after

0 _ _ of training iflpes tip# IS gun- use or one toms. 'riires so ii; bottles -

» PU hl’meWl'9ckmg~”"Ch_'¢llg° Post' _ effect astonishing and permanent cures. ” G f _Ifnotlrelieved and cured, you waste no

° _ t _;._ , mon¢v.”- Befldin Bros., Druggists, 'Char-

“I E". l 'iuzgillbs thayozlg " advanced the Price ottet¢`we,P,-E. Island.--Geo. _E. Hughes l

Amber; smoking _' f ‘

¢h°*'.'§11s`~_§°°~_ is - ~ »» s

3 _

‘ J

"' “-li Fiieli elrlill

QNX

_,kinds of fo y, is easy to the 'true lover. Q, __ _ _'_ '3 -'i ‘ . ‘ ' a°1°°°°l A V

_ -. »

,_ as...

Aggrehardsoap ,

l _i

IIB

_ _ cnl|.o`s PLAY , MAKES or wash csv

_ ’ _ _

ll-S

GETTING READY FOR `

_ .,<

CHARISTMAS _

Rwish to inform the Public that we are very busy get

ting ready our BIG ANNUAL FANCY GOODS and U

_» TOY BAZAAR. -

From now till January ist,

Dolls , Games, Fan¢y Baskets, Leath cr Goods, (except purses)

1903, all Fan¢y Goods, Toys, Bri¢ a Bra¢, Ni¢ -Na¢s’, Silver Goods, B ass Goode,

Celluloid Goods, etc, will be -found Up-Stairs,

llenty of room to 5h0W

Goods and accomodate the

hundreds who will throng Santa Claus Headquarters.

Go right Up Stairs for anything you want or would like

to see in the abo°ve lines, Attentive Clerks will be pleased to

i wait upon you ‘ -

On Ist Floor will be found a large and wel1*se1e:cted stock

of the Newest books, Bibles, Prayer books, Hymn books, The Poets’, books fcrhoys ,and girls, general stationery, S¢hool books, s¢hool supplies, et¢_, et¢_ ‘ ' _ A full line of Fan¢y Chinaware and Glassware, in New

Annex- in rear.

,l , ` :‘;~_:' f'-" .- .

i .5 if ll g

i e

_L ,.1

_L ,I

._.-.

sf;

_ ` _ - _ _ ,,___ , _.4 fx- .f-1;

s :_-1

.. 'T

_ ='i

_ -l

* ¢._ £` `_

> ff.,

‘_A '.-.1

‘l ll

JE*

.i _M

_ ,,,.

é <0 it ‘

‘a

_ ,ei

~ >s- -_.= .ss

,.» -,.»

I .'

~ -~_-

.;_\~

1.,

,ig

.Sr

`s,1>

.-»~ '

:pi

. .i

v,-_f

i ` ;,»

.wg-

e.. ~.e

__i~fl.-‘

fr -_

_;`\ »\:=;

f_ »‘»

_¢