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`°-_ Srcst many.

left from our large

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_semng this week discounts- If there

Or you wish to

_ a return gift at New this will be a good D Clgrhntt 't-'J get something forvery little money,

.i ‘ __ W

A. Foster

0"; 0C_¢0.11|il’0B1 Drugstore n

‘___-'f 1"’ ’~ MUIRHEAD-on' Friday, Dec. 20, __ f 1912, to Wm. and Mrs. "Muirhead,

_ North Tryon, a gqn_ '~ as

‘°--*i*-l._l'1 f

_ ,___ _ _#___-_-:_____ DOYLE~To Dennis 'and 'Mrs. Doyle,

______. 0 goharlottetown, on Dec. 23, 1912,"a

».~.__._'l.'_.n»r _ T

1-if#-‘i.’ zz'-__=__;_;l__ _

_ making your Xmas Gif' ` give something use-‘ f1ll}__nd_'lasiing' from our C

line of “FOOT-

,__ R” for Men, Boys,

Wrijncn and Ch idren

J§_;“;ols, Shces, Rubbers,

Hofikey Boots, &c.

'_»li"`»*' _\ _ EQ. 1%” | i

pnnnnon-vasssiv.- at the asm? _ ' of the bride at Marshfield on Dec. 18,

' ` 1

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_ ‘"1" 0 0 ’ i

_ 1 r - i. ci-iowEN.-At East Royalty on D90-_

1 _ ii»;‘n“~ _ 5

\ C

_ _'_ ___< ______,,___

A ff* ~. ,‘ V ir `._"_§`__J‘H.‘j_ from her late residence, Mt. Edward

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/-;

` _ 1 corvaicnr. R

_Sir

ucli Depends on knowing

_ ho`w.-'-- _

__»;[_ We keep the help

....;.,,_.fl‘f~I_Afr CAN _ _ Lsilftyg-work done RIGHT ai

the 31~A`R_ _ _ _ _ eight months. _

A. F. Webster _ Phone 15| |34 KMA Si-i __ f

» _ HUNDREDS' large: MASSACRED

_ _.__y,a'i‘ Hari ouriuriu Games _ _.___ __

GERMANY OPPOSEB BOXING . Ihdmns havéléacked aan Nnrcial, 3 ° m

"_ s’I‘00KHoi.M, Dec. 22-The svn"- al* secretary of the Olympic 851095 ’¢° d be ~held_ in Berlin in 1016, Mr- Diem.

_ ~ _ p as been spending some tilrw il’ ons community of 1000 zwahdm 0° 300000 ‘m0°0m000°n r0'0e0dl0dh0nt0d00ll0ift0 were driven off. 'I:h0_v

made a hecond attach after nightinli

flfilm the Swedish committee which conducted the successful meetinil Ol

1918. Mr. Diem told the corresP0\\d°“l> ;0ast,,d tWe

Qfthc Associated Press that the Ger- nidn games would be conducted on Qi, same lines as were the Swedish.

wma; central body _and different co ttees for various branches of sport. -

in Berlin, which is

wilt contain a surrounded by u

The running track Will 'Yong and there will be

.dn the green inside _

-fT'fie

will. 'cost $800.-

congress Ger- fancy cyclin! sn _‘leer-ink be ~prosrl'm. and

ea; inclusion. of

do not adder-

Mr. Diem.

sport.

notions

HIS

1-‘

named arent-

,,~

'Tha Guardlkn pi-inn au we HOME

“gd °*'h°l' WWI. and lisa the Fqgmfr

stock which we ps

` to

' lstered Letter. The Guardian is not

_ . ‘responsibl f ltt

Sqmething y0ll hdve otherwise (this: h0:mabo0v0e0°. 0°0w1T|0o0i;d

_ __

:news from Persons throughout thin rovlnce. All such items ghoum ba

' Mailed to “The Guardian News

e Bit” the events, etc., have _qhngph-_ I °‘1- ' * iran

__?___

i iilogun-at seuris on Dec. zotii

. to Francis E. and Mrs. Poole, e.

' _ daughter.'

PROUD.-At Loyalist Road, Dec. 22, 1912. to Charles and Mrs. Proud, a son.

,_..,, i nAPsoN-at Millenia, not _ m___ on

_ . _ P

_. -_ . _ _ son twin daughters. ` '-

` ’ 0 '/ s_l1_Ul1ySldC (From Tuesday’s Evening Guardian)

Georgetown, on the. llth December, Y W.

McI_‘eod of Forest Hill. _

erville. Mass, on Nov. 6th by _Rev. W.

‘cv of James Johnston of Nova, Sco- tia. '

' - BRADBURY-S'l‘FlWART- At the

O00eTSh0e0l Gaiters: Pastor’s Office First Presbyterian

Church, Boston, on Dec. 18th, 'oy Dr.

__ Tufts. John F. Bradbury, of England

.W0mED0S plalll and to Miss Catherine Mary, daughter ci

f&ne'y Slippers soc to ilohn A. Stewart, of Clydebankf_»_.P.E. _

-Men’s Slippers srnivnnr-Monson-nt the Pastors 60C to office, First Presbyterian Church, _ ‘ Boston, on Dec. 18th, _by Dr. Tufts,

_ 4- -‘ ' Dsniei stewart or Forest Hui, P. E.

nl. & C0. _ and Boston, to Miss christina,

_ _ . _M

_ i, _,,,;. Sunnyside

Edith Jean, daughter of Duncan Dar-

_ rach, Marshfield, ll. E. I., to HOIBCG

BT -

.,~ _ _ ___ G. Baker in fnnt child of Geo L. and

_ ` ` __-_` ' Mm Baker, aged 14 months. `»

_ 4, - -i ' 0 v en, wife of John T. Chowen,iu her

lnterment Highfield Cemetery. _

Thomas Burchfield, convict___in the' fy»°P"a"°'““snr.n£iizi (lhristmas at his B _ . with his three children, whoa aonc; and unaided obtained iis ~i>Bl' 0"- _“___-

yaar.. imprisonment nearly a WB!

Donag Y

cnms_ iii;_<:r_v(_}`;1:;_e__‘:'_norl_h _____“t_‘____°d_ 2,020,-,gs sae grantee the imfdvll ¢°"

dm: _ _ ~

.isrrtrstrzsretitxrfl _ :.°::°.".:::':im.:-"‘-'- »-' -» `\‘Vall\¥-flvgoeenls. ' _ r locals in ¢),»\|,'g_'(,_'_.. "`;'l.'°iil'l.'»'i°.'l"i'.I'..'¥i'i'l.l’."""l`0"l ‘

nor and pleasure of bein th _ P” ‘°" PRl.'_1°°i Edward isisnii0.00000;00

*Subscribers and others an “kno Milt by Money order- er by Rog-

'f‘he Guardian welcomes reliable!

Dt." Charlottetown, immediately

BORN

ec. 7th, to Samuel and Mrs. Ra -

n. Congratulations. ‘ " '

MARRIED

AYLOR-M ACLEOD.-At the Misuse,"

the Rev. A. J. W. Back, Seymour Taylor of Upton to Amanda. J.

_ _ __

AMDBELL- JOHNSTON.-At Som-

M. Tufts D. D. Simon Campbell

I P. E. l. to Miss Minerva, daugh-

aughter of John N. lVlcLeod oi

unt Vernon, P E. I

0 . s

From Tuesday‘s Evening- Guardian)

912, by Rev. John Hawley, Miss

.sigh Vessey, of Little York.

_ DEP.. A ER-at ivicrsu on Dec 17th Ella

at 3 a m Charlotte A Chow-'

7th year. Funeral notice later. _

HOWAN-At East Royalty, Dec. 34.; 912, Charlotte A., wife of John howan, aged 57 years. Funeral

osd, Friday, zvtii inst at 2 P- m~»

(From 'ruesuay’= Evening Glwfflliml

_-At S tb t. on Dec. Z1,

lS9IlI5AMrs. Herthldrtpghes. dllllgllffel' Uf patrick Hunley. sized 35 years- GAY-At. Mont Hope on Dec.17t.hr_ IQ12, Abner Gay 'aged 'ls years

--._____i.¢--»

Y YAQUI INDIANS.

noueuss ,Ariz-_ Dev- 21-YW"

t i S uora, killing hun-

rhlhiggnfcthereinssbigsniii WOF0 0' th” ,,_,,,,c,, W” ,-waives in Douslac to-

,y__ The Yaqu-l Indians made a sur-_ rise attack upon the t0Wl1- whim

nd gakned possession. The butchery

CHILDREN GAIN ms cannon.

Mnsxoons. 0l<l'\-» 0"- 3””

Burchfield was sentenced to _~

0` ' rt ears of age. have "'°"k°0_- 0°”

M00' """"""""‘“~°“ ' 0.0* `>‘~ ~ `.!>ii~i!é

`,cellent.-- assortment of cased pipes,

*ef-_ *win , ._F"*’* '

ml ¢",\~r. F11

,\~"-`-‘f~'-2 ‘-A-‘-‘-_-.1 .-:;::.*J:_-:f_~;:_-_1j_-_-:_-_-_-:.2~:.

~ IT PAYS to -buy in this Province:

ARREB'l'S,- Bix drunks arrested

Tuesday and last. night will appear before ~ stipendisry Martin-' at the Cllprlbttetown police court this morn- ilft” also a -young girl arrested for Vlzrvwy last night will come before

_.___-

zzsmokers Goods,-We have an ex-

tobaoco pouches, cigar and cignrotta holders and ease smoking setsfash trays, tobacco jars, poehet lighters, cigars of all kinds'~in Xmas packages (10’e and 25's) and everything a smoker could wish for--All of the a.- boV.¢_ articles wenejspecially selected for the Christmas trade and make ac- Gcpffllblc gifts. E. A. Foster,_ Central Drugstore, Sunnyside. 12-13Mtf.

zzlsuntaiu. Bells: Oo., for best coal,

lowest prices. ' 9-23d¢,(_

' iPHE$BiTEHi

_ .__

The I-‘resbytery of Prince Edward

Island met at St. Peter’s Bay, and within the Presbyterian Church there, on Monday, the twenty-third day of December. one thousand nine hundred and twelve years, at eleven o'clock ‘ln the forenoon, pursuant to ad- iournment, and was constituted by Mr. R. P._ Murray, Moderator, pro temllore. besides whom were present Messrs. A. D. Mclntosh, G. C. Tay- lor., lvl. N. McLeod, A. Cruise, min- llters. and M. Mclnnis, elder.-

The edict of the induction of Mr. J. M. McLeod having been returned _ as- duly served, proclamation was made before the assembled congrega- * tion, and no obiection being offered ' to the life or doctrine of Mr. M'c- Leod, Mr. G. C. Taylor conducted public worship, and preached from “ the Book of Revelation, the first chapter. and the seventeenth verse, and the- words, And when I saw him, I fell at his feet as dead. And he laid his right_hand upon me. The Moderator narrated the steps leading to the settlement, _and put the usual questions to the minister-elect., which were satisfactorily answered. He then by prayer and the right hand of fel_- lowship _inducted Mr. J. M. McLeod' into the pastoral charge of the con- gregation of St. Peter's, Marie and Cable Head. The other members oi Presbytery also welcomed Mr. Mc- Leod. Mr. A. D. Mclntosh addressed the newly-inducted minister, and Mr. R. P. Murray the people in suitable terms. Mr. McLeod signified his wil- lingness to sign the formula and his name was placed on the roll of Pres- hytery. On motion it was decided to apply to the Home Mission Board, in behalf of Mr. C.G. Townsend, for elev- en dollars and ilfty cents ($11.50) for pulpit supply at Tryon, Hampton and Bonsbaw upon two Sabbaths, namely, November the twenty-fourth and Dccembeii.`th'e first. _ - -f-‘ _ -§Presbytery'tl1en adiourned to meet at Wood Islands, and within the Presbyterian Church there, on Tiles- day, the twenty~foui-th day of Dc- cember instant, at seven. o’clock in the evening for the induction oi! Mr. John Gillis, of which public intima- tion was made, and this sederuut was closed with the benedlction. _

A. GRAIBE.

' ` Presbytery Clerk.

SCMMERSIDE lid.-HLKETS

°-*°’/_ .__ r

Corrected for every Wednesday and

Saturday issue.

Egg, 27 Turnips ~

»iif,iiiB'rieRDA_Y's .4'r'rmo'r1oNs.- ‘0{&{i.'9|'d°¥ 00018, Xmas many and v ed were the attractions and en- joyment! for Charlottetown people. 111110118 outside entertainments the Arena rink, which opened for the sea. son, furnished excellent skating for the. enthusiasts in that uns, wiius

Btipendiary Martin this morning. j'l'h_e People's Theatre, with e maiii.

nee for children in the afternoon and the regular chow in the evening, ai- forded r its patrons excellent enioy- mont. The Pictures were good, the vaudeville splendid and the iittie girl contortionist, a marvel.

0 _ PERSUHALS

Miss' Annie Watson, Charlottetown,

WR! s.-~Pl5¢°l186!' to Slrmmeyside yes- terday _ morning.

Tl1°l=iH°_ McNut't. Msipenne. is

_lvwilins a few daysin Giisristts- sxtrs No. 1 reed, 42 tp 42;; Nc. al F°'?_\\f= _ _‘ local white, 41; ns. a iocsi white, """_”"*

Jalmes_A. LeClair, teacher of St.

arrived in Charlottetown Tuesday on a`visit -to his home.

Guy._Jardine, Sydney, was a pegs.

N. R. Norman, of John Starr,

Son~($o. Ltd., Halifax, spent Xmas With friends in Charlottetown. In reiiard to Hockey this season Mr. Norman definitely decided not to play pro. hockey and he has refused as'

Frsywls X1-w_isr_ College. Autis<u1ish."tsnts. iirsrs, _ ;5.4o; seconds, $4.90; -T

es S. Shern\nn,~ formerly Vice Presl- dent, amounts to at least $400,000.

nigh as sao.0o s week. It win be rs- “"0 may p°“‘b1y b° "°m°Wh“" 1”' _

membered that Rollie is one of the iger' _ .

__ 1*

_ llrnms ann morn-rsia

_ __ _Arran so vases,

BE'I'HLEI-IBM, N. H., Dec. 22.-

- Hrs; A1108 Miles, who had considered 1 herselhan orphan and without 5 liv-

‘ing relative for over 30 years, found 1

her mother and four brothers in

Woodstock yesterday.

The discovery, which the long-lost

` daughter as well as the mother con-

j elders ln the light of their most ae-

ceptable Christmas present, was ac-

. complished by Mrs. Lucia Sargent of

Bethlehem.

While visiting in North Woodstock Mrs. Sargent learned that Mr . Maria Knowles of Woodstock, had

' never been able to find the daughter, o

Anne, whom she and her husband _ " had lost sight of over 30 years ago, QPLACL' DI 6REA.SfAYD Glllfll 8

f . when Mrs. Mues' rather, incspscieat- g/rp ppupqf/ng ‘mp pf/7;*/1' _ ~

i ed by 8.11 B»¢!Cl.d8!lt, llhd C0 Bll0W U16 ALL

family 0° b°°°m° separated- Sas fulldireccions and mn 0.4- ‘

- MONTREAL MAR}{ET`g Mrs. Sargent connected the story un, on “tg 5m¢,._c‘,,, tg'

___ -' with the story_ of her neighbor, Mrs. _

SUFFRKGIBT ARM; _

MONTREAL, .Dm 23,-oats, Can- Miles, and investigated, with the re-

adlau Western, No. 2, 43 to 43§;'sult of uniting the separated ones. GAINS NEW MARCHE-.mt ___

12431.

40 N 4 1 _ ht 89 POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., Dec. 23- _

_ o. oca w i e, . W'tb 't h' f ' ted -.` s‘1sui-Manitoba spring wheat, ps- CHICKEN s'rEw s1,ooo A PLATE. b; an'0:,,:;“r,f,_',0f,ef”§;0f,,,,,.:["§',,°:,,,,, ____ `

_ _ _ Jones' army of sudrsgists continued “'

strong bakers, $4.70; winter patents, NEW ORLEANS, La., Dec. 23- the march to Albany tm, morning _ choice, $5.35; straight rollers,»_ 54.05; Chi-cken stew at $1,000 a plate and and “ached Rhmebeck just before dx ,,, st;_alshi$r;_1lc\'s. bass. $2.3. to $2.40. eggs st no seen were isstnrss at the ,,»c,,,ck tonight ,,,,,,,. a ,,,,,,,,,., mm, _-

mu - _ annual exhibition of the New Orleans hike_ The new recruit ,B Mi” _Gladys ___

nger t Ch 1 tt t T - ._ . .

going azd 0v0vril0l s0;01e0:i‘d0“hisuO010l‘0l;trr0li:.s to $30. 0 ilivigulfgh t0d0d:.0;ers Association s open- Gunmen' 00 this city" who Wm 'wmk 0 in lie b _` ' ~ ' ‘ _ 0 “ya ere 3 M°“1h°“$3‘_) 0”” $35 More-than two thousand fancy fowl Capitol is ,,,ached_~ _

Amon the V. it t I H“Y`“N"- 5» Per t°"- °‘“` 1005 $14' from various narts of the United Stiy town Tiesd Wm 000;, .0 Charlotte' _to 01450' ,_ 90 tes were on exhibition, and owners of Red Po_a___ iliay erei F__r1an Mclnnis, Potatoes- 750. o c. mack Gordnns uve persons who are

Maud Burke aé0h0hat0b I al0r0:e0Rang’ Myles ° `

' ‘ 5 ' ' °' ‘ something to think about when they

Donald 0000 John R' Mcnonam M°nti` SHERMAN ESTATE it the rice of Gordon stew _at

' pi p a

'cello' and Mr' M°Mm°“' East P°i“t- ' WORTH 5400.000 $1,000 and oof a Gordon eggs at $10.

through,” she says, "until the Strata '

Many witnessed the march out of Poughkeepsie, and one young woliiffu " on the curb yelled, “WbaQ do you think you are doing?" General Jones 3. turned about, repliéd. “We are trying ~ to help your future,” and amid ~af5~ _ f plause continued on the way.

` _ It WHS Bt 0"” 005090 7'0" GOV' At Rhinebeck the suffragists made_ "

UTICA' N' Y" D00' 00-E.v100n00 0°" °hi°k°“9 are not S990 lefttillg ‘ several addresses and attended chur- 00'

produced before the tax appraiser to- ch'ickeng_ J ph in the evening _

_ _ _ ____ _ - ___ __.

day indicates that the estate of Jam- _ _

worried about the high cost of living

b_e',,t in the gH_me_ The estate consists entirely ,of ' ‘

Zilf' that friélld Of yours ig 3 gmgk-

selected from an agent’s sample llne,_

The McKinnon Drug Go., corner Gt. Geor e and Kent Sta. Mtf.

privileges of free advertising and are on the same footing as non subscri- bers. Seldom ever does the sender state whether the item is to appear in the Morning Daily or in the Evening Daily, whether for one or more times in either Daily, or in both, whether' as a display advertisement, e,nnounce-- ment, business local, classified ad or otherwise. When for church or charl- tablc purposes they seldom ever say so, or do.nnt encloseisudlcient moneys to p.ay'for"sanie, all of which will be` returned by first mail in the event oi_ the item not being chargeable, or if more monevl is sent than necessary to pay for-.the item the surplus will be returned at once, there being a greater discount for cash with order lor advertising of churches &c than for-»reg`ular business. In all such cas- ee;the :Advertising department com-' municates _with.the sender as quickly nl Possible by{1r.ail or phone," often paying the messenger service to get them to the telephone if not too far distant, thus saving all possible time.

Peoole_=__wif_f.e_ this odfce to know if News. 'Ls ters" to Editor, etc., are charged for, and to all such there is but one reply-all items etc, of a

.makin nature even thou ii

Potatoes Pork _ ‘ Beef Dressed beef Chicken

' 18

7! to 92

6 to7 81:0 10

1':

Turkeys ~ - 15.¢0 22 Ggggg . I 13 fO 15 _Fowl 12 _ Ducks

Oats (White) _

Oats (Black)

1-lay (loosc) 511 f° 13

WUHGY' 0 8 1 _ __ _ Z may bosqmewhabcf L news nature, sre"'c!fi1.rgel\blUt" For instance, the ad-- vance notlce or notices of a concert,

e, ple social._plcnic. ste., are

__q___ offs "an admission 'fee,f."~';illvei" 0' _‘ n. sale of pies or “le 0_1 (oq§_i_~¢{‘ '_ _ _ments, etc. Ad- vance' notided iihtoly religious aer- viees, evelr _ though a silver

' be takem

0 ifdsrgeebis. _ 'rue

of y_of the above, after

v een ld are. howsve '

7fh. 1913

stocks, bonds an-d securities, as the real estate is all in Mrs. Shorman’s name Sherlll Babcock, brother of

er he would be really “tickled if you _Ii/irs. 0*;-lberxnan, is the executor. I N 0 I' S 0 t MVB him B g0Uli C3500 Diiw-that is It was shown that from thc estate 0 e 0 if the ville is a good one. We hake n mausoleum to cost $20,000 is' to he \

lust received a splendid 1ine._ol cased erected for Mr. Sherman's lbody, and ' 0 vines. many ofthem were specially 'tiiat ins rental of a nsuss in wssii- Present _

iugton at $5,000 i- “nr must be paid _ _

including iiriar, genuine calahash and \,t'11 ` M h f, 0 M _ sh ' Q! 0 99

meerschaum. The stock is unusually “filfty eignx b'i0;0€hda,,00 a 0,;h0,.t00mt0;0,;,:

5°°d»_ ‘1h°pl°3di‘%lk°’;_‘_’ ’-‘gd _ibn C55" ‘before his death, he gave to each of '

are D Us an B ne . B e your ' V . , , , _selection today. Prices range to $5. 0" 50"; 00,000 020 0010 them 002; A New and Original Musical Comedy in Two Acts.

on ec on fav W en he went to vo

he would give each one $10,000, but ~' ' - ~ ' , he did not ,we tm e_,,ct,0,, _,W 1, Book I. Lyrics by l"ran_k_ Oliver Music hy Professor Walkie .

was testified that Mr, Sherman on

riiimierous occasions had given to 0 _ ri i

members of his family large sums of _. _ '

money and considerable blocks of . _ _ ,V i _ , = stock in enterprises in which he was Part of proceeds for benefit of St. \1uceut s Orpliinage.

interested. _ 12"360itf~ 0 - ' ~ _ ' __ W It it

_ U

A MUSCLE- BUILDING FOOD

Growing youngsters work hard. They need food that is nourishing-food that satisfies the hunger and digests easily. Nothing is better for _ _ them than Cowan's Perfection Cocos. Ground from the fresh Cocos Beans, if has ell the food vslue

of pure Cocoa. It builds up the muscles end makes

“Grandpa bug fliem_s<_>_me

children healthy and strong. I] A cup of Cowsn's made with half or one-third milk is s properly ' bllsnced food-one that the must delicate stomach

it. And it is so delicious that it tempts

the appetite when all other foods fsil.

Hay. vrcsscd Straw

Buckwheat

Wheat _ so te si ,ms so. te 50 Hides ,____ _ _

Calfskins '

Butter '

___________._.

_ OHARLOTTWPOWN uARKETB

Corrected for every Wednesday and

saturday issue. '

Oats (white) 38 to 42 'Oats (black) 40 _W 42 Straw, per ton ' » $550 to $6-5 my _ vo ts rs

Eggs per doa 32 to 34 Butter 30 to 32 chicken (voir) 3° °° *1-°°

is _ _

_ 42__¢__ __\_'». ll 120

4-».b”`i'id.i‘i~‘i._

$13-0’ -1"*-° " 40103 iisr in 'mf'

\ _ 1 :;4_50._e{&,l}Ind_‘_i'.hus.._n p gee e._ e

_ 50'- . ; ' _ _

12 0 0 »

.ie -- __ 1

ne qf. any ppst,_,'»'present or future business, which is still being couduo‘ tau, is chargeable,-_-.if_.it is ap_ parent that the o_h_iect_ is to

magma business _cgi iyideiy knows

s cxi&|Q -- er es accompa-

g dgtli' ho are also char

gesble Even items which are actual _news and not chargeable but once in sighs; nfiorningpaily or Evening Daily oi" both are chargeable for more than one insertion, as they are thus not

aa...‘~aais-=si. ¢i..s_is. as

` 'of _asifIi|li'¢"’_§ersons who' liavr

items, etc., to mail to this office, so that delay and disappointment will

be avoided.

Celery Turnips Csbbaev _ Pclts » -Hides

_ Cslfskins

zliljllb _

_beef Beef (quarter)

_[now] (pun-) _ $1.00 t0 $1.25. Potatoes, per bus.

25 t030.

10 to 12

I5 to 65

121'

12 to lg 1ote1

_5to8

8tt09!

=BAYS___' »JOH,~NNY CAKE

cause ,hs has never drank, ibut has al ways smoked and eaten plain food. especially iohnny cake. He has tried -golf and-iiutoihg recently. \

_ _ _--r-*“ "~1‘s:N 'riious-ann excess: noasran

".'°" 000 0 t obtain ins re-__ _ 1 ' »_ _--muses.-no1.1s_._ Dec_._~_ 23.~More

YOUR GROCER `

HAS IT 213

,_l__ - fu: oovnll oossrsuv, uswrsn vonosvro. olf-

s ___ - is-'sin-_ _ .'_'=- ' _ ' --- -

._ _ , nr

A i bi I G ‘fs 'F Me

Ifiyoii are puzzled as io w1iit_i_o,_give amen, buy hin_1 e'omeil1i1igh_e can weeri' I

and the gift is sure to be acceptat-lc.' 1 This store is overflowing with men s goods, all

brand new, and selected for this Cnfsimas tfzrle. Come here for your meu’s gifts,-

7 yi 1: will be p‘c."ised with the. goods and the pri: es, _ _ _

HE Gloves Piero Nefkffes Hsnaksf-___ 1

PLYMOUTH, Dec. 21-Uncle Tilderu _ _ I " ' h ` s _ ` ‘

Pierce, just 101 _says he is alive he: _ 7_5C ts $3.50 pm,.__ ( , _

Liu digloves, unim '

el,qloves iu ki Lui cha _ ll-indicls of prc‘iy ties in and wool. All s`;cs. in imnierwe :ss inert of

silks ’u all tiiep -| ul ir sliupes " .. . ._ . ..50c each

Silk 2?c and 5_,ec.'c1. “Exec da”‘a'nd linen

Sc, loc, r5c, zoc, 2`5C'_11p»

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black a rd §rey 75;: each.

Kniirsimdtorf seine

in white.grcy and bls__ek ~ $1.25, #-1175, .Q3soo‘d_$%_

- ~ Silk sox in colors l".iniy “hi t=.....75.- 115300 C11-

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And Gr”“n'u_ cud' Cali' i.,'ii»l<s ............5oc, $r.5opr. ___~ ___l____:_ aagii ___ Free with your pus- `~ ‘ ' ' "0

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