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DECEMBER 13. 1930 ' THE CHARLOTTETOVVN GUARDIAN i‘A(Zii NINE

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mngsncsil perhaps y t e filet tiist IJ. S. Steel and several other issueii loaned

3 g nrsuiinrn ytlterllllyz 1:1; eariyl ileulinss today were luurkerl by an upturn .1 "om one to tix |;:i1l:¢ prof: nent issues short covering probably playing I lift. lubseillleh I 8 lh lille bark. hut in most cases for s greater portion ,| rho day. rsmisinedl lvlabll' l1€,l¢1l11\'° "le flfllills' iiriees of yesterday. For the must pn mulirig ivusmeiiuiory lu in tho finul iirulings selling becume is iliiie ng" fort-elui. 1'5" 11! ll li: eose niixerl in results, Ilia variation either way in 'M malority of instances ein! but frisctlonal.

Atchison Anil L. L Central were nguin in supply showing net losses of lic-

".,,|| two and three points; The copper shares were weak because of the |nor¢"¢- ", ,locks ul' the refined me u . In the mid afternoon vigorous selling sppeurerl in W, oil nooks. wmv will accounted for. exrrnt iliac it was rumorro time rev- mi of the companies mixili elllllle fu new financing. This, however. lacked of- .M confirmation. '

|r|_tlie mutter-oi' news it wus unnoiinr-eil illat Atchison R. ll. hurl placed im

,dir for |300 cars. The reciirrriiio of iiiirii orders from various sources suxleiiia ,hi flie railroad equipment conipimli-ii iuiiy lie in for ii perlnil oi’ activity greater ||,¢|i has been their lot in the punt riiulile of years. Interest was also had In the “nuns ol Chairman Reynolds of Conti. illinois llank sud Trust Co., especially ||,,| part stresslnl’ file raductlon ln overhead expense throughout business snil ,Mg when n definitely be er turn comes about, it will take less volume to show

We lirllere that technical ronrlltionn sro devoionlnt t0 1| point wlirre nn lm-

lnru is more certain especially if llis news is conf.neil to the long rouge pogu||,||_

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CITY OF HALIFAX ‘f

41/Z% Debentures

_*T Duc January 2, 1952

-j PRICE: 95.42 and interest to yield -

I ,_ about 4.85%

.im if (Pius transfer tax.)

Denomination 1 $1,000 .

Orders may be telephoned or tclegraphed at our expense.

Eastern _Securities Company

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W. H. V. DUNBAR, Manager _

Charlottetown

SL John Montreal Halifax Moncton, Summerside, Fredericton

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$10,000 for $161

IA man of 30 can secure :i ten thous- and insurance estatc' through the Maritime Ordinary Life Select policy. For a little more total disability and double indemnity benefits may be -added.

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UPON the security oi' first class ‘

improved real estate, we will be

glsd to make suitable first mortgage

Idol". Consult us st any time.

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III-L0-V BWEATERS SILK and

wool, 84.50. 'Moore di McLeod Lim- iced, 8886

COVEHEAD PASIOBAL Charge.

There will be no service in the churches of this charge on Sunday, Dec. 14.

III-L0-V SWEATERS $3.50 and

$5.00. Moore & McLeod Limited.

9886

nsooirrinm-'rue services lu

the Brookfield Congregation on Sun- day, Dec. 14th will be as follows: Brookfield, 3.15 p. m.; Hunter River, 'l p. m.

CLYDE RIVER.-On Sunday. Dec.

14th the service in the Presbyterian Church, Clyde River, will bc at 11 a. m., Sunday School at 10 a. m.

BUY HIM A NEW HAT for Christ- mas. $3.50 to $7.50. Moore an Mc- Dcod Limited. 9886

HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE

-The services for Sunday, Dec. 14th are Apphi Road. at 11; Hampton, at 3 and Victoria at 7. Rev. Geo. Ayers, Minister.

SAMPLE SWEATERS, size 40 only,

save 25 per cent. Moore 6: McLeod Limited. 9896

LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY

WANTED-Purchasing good quality poultry, empty crops, 9.30 a. m. to 2.30 p. m. Monday, Dec. 15th. Spur- geon Clark, Tryon. 9880-12-13-21

THE 'ULTIMATE IN DOLLAR

VALUE, that wonderful line of Men's Christmas Ties. Moore sz McLeod Limited. 9886

HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN - The

Campaign Executive acknowledges with thanls a donation of $100 from the Ladies Aid of the Prince Edward Island Hospital, being the proceeds of two suppers given during the re-

CIIRISTMAS LINGERIE BAZAAR

-Limited. 9886

service weight silk hose at $100

NEW BRANCH BANK-Owing to

Prince County, the Provincial Bank

sldc and Charlottetown stores-Hob

ST. J0l'IN'S CHURCH, Milton,

mingled with fire." the evening,

(Fletcher) “We would see Jesus.

SENT UI’ FOR TRIAL-Charnd

with having and retaining stolen goods known to be stolen, Mrs. Mary Yorston. Georgetown. was sent up to the Supreme Court for trial in Feb-

st Georgetown Thursday, held be- fore Magistrate Seymour Knight and

Four witnesses were examined for the prosecution, Miss Alice Compton

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dresses here; Moore do Mclcod Um- ited. 9886

MORE NEW CHRISTMAS NECK-

TIES for men. Moore 6: McLeod Limited. 9883

DB. LAWSON'S CLASS will bc

held at Mr. Calvin McKay's 20! Eus- ton St., on Monday at B p. m, I

9896-12-13

MISSES DAINTY SILVER RAT

coats, reduced to $100.00. Moore & McLeod Limited. 9886

SALE OF DOWN PUFFS at heavy

reductions. Moore Bc McLeod Lim- ited. 9356

YESTERDAYS MARKET-Butter

sold at 37c; eggs 55:; chickens '10c; to $1; ducks $1; geese $2 to $2.50; cijanberries 12c qt., and apples 15c to 25c doz. Hay 'l5c; straw 45s; oats 30° 1° 35°; turnips 24c, and potatoes 30c to 40c.-

SMALI. LOT LA£ll‘ SEASON Fur.

Coats. worth to $185 for $100.00. Moore 8: McLeod Limited. 9886

$25: FOLLOWS ACCIDENT-

Before Stipendlary Magistrate D. Edgar Shaw, K. C., on Thursday, Harold Glllispie charged with driving to the common danger on Mulpeque Road last Saturday on information laid by the Provincial Police, was fined $25. Two ladies who were in the car at the time of the accident testified that the car was travelling about fifty miles an hour on the up grade of the hill, but dld`not think they were going more than thirty five miles at the time of the accident. The accident occurred about seventy five yards past the newly paved high way. After leaving the new road the car jumped and zigzagged from one side of the road to the other, One of the ladies had several ribs broken and was taken to the P. E. Island Hospital as was the driver of the car. It was brought out in the evdience_ that the ladies warned thc driver to go slower. One of the witnesses who frequently drove with Gillispie stat-

ed his usual rate of speed was bm- Treasurer for remainder of the year

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Cen campn' gn tween 2'; and 30 miles an hour, and The Trcasurefs report was read,

this was the first time shc had ever

" him drive fast. The car turned funds. It was decided that bills for

l .- M L “een _ .

on second f wr °°re as MC e°d over about three times. The driver fruit bc paid Mrs. Praught and Miss

was sobcr. Provincial Police Officer.

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Jay and Anderson testified that they . Rae invited the next meeting to hcr

ANGUCAN CHURCH _ °'“1’““d' w i- coiled to in i in _ ‘ ull cali c b a b

I ' C e 0 Silene 0 9 5.0 . 1101112, I' 0 8 BYISWCTE y

sam” "°h“,_° °h“’°h' D;°°"‘1’°;_ cioeni: about 11.45 last saturday una1Jcl<e. As the regular nlsht of meet-

i;'§?:nf§,. S1;`r,_'_1;`§_§:_ nszfntsglaal or-scribes me condition of um carf ing falls on New Years ulsht. is was

W. M. S.-Tue annual meeting of

Mslpeque and Baltic W. M. B. of Princetown United Church met st the homo of Miss Janie Macllutt on. Dec. 9tl1.»After the devotional per- iod, lcd by the President, the min- utes of previous meeting were read and approved. The following officers were duly elected for the coming year:- President, Mrs. Aitken; Vice President, Miss Janie MacNutt; Sec- retary, Mrs. Sinclair MscGougan; Treasurer, Mrs. Jss- Campbell; Strangers Secretary, Mis. Dan

_Dan Beairsto; Christian` Steward- ship Secretarys, Mrs. Thos. Mac- Nutt and Miss Clara Donald; Asso- ciate I-Ielper's Secretary, Mrs. G. W. Ramsay; Missionary Monthly Sec- retary, Miss Janie MscNutt; Tem- perance, Mrs. Ehner Taylor. An in-` teresting feature of this meeting was the opening of s. missionary apron from which s very gratifying sum was realized. Meeting closed with Mizpali Eenedlction.

MT. IVEELLICK INSTITUTE

The December meeting of thc Mt.

Mellick Women‘s Institute was held Dec. -ith at the home of Mrs. John MacRas with twelve members and two visitors present. As the Presid- ent. and Secretary were absent, the \'icc-president, Mrs. Drake, presided and Florence MacPherson was ap- pointed Secrctary for the meeting, which opened by the singing of the Ode, followed by the Creed in unis- on. Roll call was answered with con- undrum; and minutes of thc lust meeting were read, approved and signed. It was decided that a ton of coal be bought for ii. family in which there has been sickness and s com- ziilttee consisting of Mrs. John Mac- Rae and Miss Laura MacQueeii was appointed to purchase same. School committee reported having hired Mr. John Mclnnls to 'install drinking Ifountsln. Sick Committee reported having visited one person during the month.

A letter of thanks from Mrs. Can-

on for fruit sent Gertrude was res/d, also a. ict*/:i‘ of resigmitlon from thc Treasurer. Mrs. W. H. Wood. Miss Laura. MacQueen was appointed

showing ri balance of $32.83 in the

F. MacPherson. Mrs. Malcolm Mac-

' _ ' " . They thought fifty miles an hour uccidcd that the meeting would be

ZTQLUZTZNIH December 14' How was altogether too fast to be travel- I held one week later. Collection

O ' ' ling and have perfect control of the I 1111101111104 10 88 031115. I-1111611 WHS

car. The accused took the stand and |S01`V€d by 1116 11051255. after which a

“HSE” AND °mENT ’“°‘““m on being sworn scifi our or me oc- fvery cnivy'-lbls Dwcram was carried

_ " ' ' cupants said they were going too fast. C111 001151511118 Of S0106 by 118111- REC11-

M°°r° 8” M°L°°d L‘"‘“°d' 9886 He wok his foot on me ucceieruioi-, ards. sing-sons and violin selections

he said, but “the car seemed to be`1JY Jack MHCRHE. f1C¢0ml1Bl1i€d 011

its _ _ getting the gas from somewhcrc.”Hc 1119 P18110 111’ Ilett R1C1lH-U15. M6811-

"°""°d b“°“°“ 1" Wester" pressed hard on me brake (uw our 1 ins Clflsefl by slnslns "0 Canada-"

was equipped with four wheel brak-1

of Canada has found it expedient to _ -_mi open s branch of the bunk at Tig- ;;)vel;er?;§dh?rf_im;l;idjEhfpsgdaiil TE M51-PEQU-E

nish. The new branch will be open ' “ _+

pulled it to th`c untrc of the road

101-.buslriegs today, Y _ 1\Il' Ge0l'§& B. II/.'.\.CNl1i.I. , Dxicd

three times before overturning. On a prcvlcus occasion ihc accelerator

noi.MAN’s cnocxsnr nerr. _ammd He was d_._____ __ c____ only MIC1' 2- lens iuucn. Mr Mucivucl NEWS. Another shipment of Britby ` ' g , ,WCS 110111 in D11-Yhlcy seventy two

since August He intended paying the

Pottery has arrived, just what you've __ ` _ YCHYS 9-30 lllld was the eldest sin of been waiting for, at both Summer- expemes of me immed ladyf The 111e into Mr and Mrs James F. Mac-

- C rt i vi in th ld tl Fit _ .

Ull I1 l'C CW K E C350 S8 I defendant was undoubtedly travelling

,mm'5_ 9593 _ _ _ he followed the pursuit; of farmlng

too fast but lie would give thc dc- fendaut the benefit of a doubt, lining

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sunday, Dem 141,11; Morning-_ prayer hlmt ° min mum ° 5 ' an operation in thc Montreal Gen. and se,-m°n_ 1030 ,L m_; SL Mark-5 _ _ ‘ oral Hospital wlilcli iuifitbsd him for

Rustico, 2.30 p. in.; St. Jolm’s, Mil- M bPhRs:_n;2l;__S_ Ford c_ farm ivork. Hc moved to Summer- ton, 7.30 p. m. Preacher Rev. Geo- Mis” a' C1 an A me _ ' ` 51119 111 1920 1““`1“3 1`°°°1"e11 1113 “P-

Glasgow Road, spent thc usek cn-li

W tb k L_-[L ‘ ` pilntniexit c-i' Registm:-.r of dcods for

rgc cs roo .~_; in Brackley Bosch the guest of Mr _ Pmwe Counm and duxmg his stay NEW LONDQN PRESBY1-ER_ and Mrs Iva” 'nrkmml' 1 in Summcrside lent. hh tnlcnts and

|AN5__Ou sundlm Dcc_ 14”.” Rcv_ __ _ _ _ influence in every line of activity Dr. C. Ashdown will conduct divine Mcssh John BaLc1'Lo3d Waugh' 11111011 had f91` 115 01)-1601 1110 11111111

Clark Baker and Lei-ne Waugh at-

scrvicc at New London at 11 ii. m.; ._ h '~`f 1'h°5° m`°“nd him- M-` M‘1°N“11 Grwviue at no ___ m__ Long River tended thc Abcgweic..-Moncton gainc _.med ____ large place ___ chumh me in at 'I p. m. The subje¢¢ .-Fm, ms last night. Malpeque and Inter in Summerside Body-5 Sake_ which is The Chm.ch_»» 'M' _ being an elder in Princctawn Church

Mr. Wm. Coady (Ji), thc chtei-

THE BAPTIST CHURCH _ The prising young fox ranclicr of North About tw) years ago he was smck Rev. A. C. Vincent, preaches morn- Wmshwc’ vlsned Chmil0_m'ctown_';n »011 W1111 l111l'l11YSiS. but 81111011811 19- mg and evenlng mmo"ow_ The M011f11~1Y 195” H9 has -1“°1'T‘;’m1’°_; borlng under difficulties he was able mommg sermon __A sea M g___ss_ ed erecting a new rBllC1l~ B W°" to carry on till the early part of the

was skilfully carried out by the wcll

Cl st Pollaid

“Fulfilling me law." The music of ‘f'fY'__" M..r___._' ‘°...°_t____.__,_Q__j:__:,.____. "~"°°°“f1 511'°1‘°~ H0 \‘-'B-1 111011 brought thc day will include the followingl "°°"_"_` ,ts his old home in Darnley where

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_m__hems_ "More Love to .1-hem _.e uas nderly cared for till the

(Speaks), "Crossing the Bar". y -_ 1, ._ _-_-QW. _ _liist. He is survived by his wife nec

_ ,, ;_.__h,,»» ,_ 6 _. <Miss Annie Rodd of Cove Head two

(Brackettei. Miss Spencer contlnilcs ‘_." rms lyarid in ;'he °weStc"_1 Sum her deeply appreciated organ pre- _'Q Q 0_ » _~1‘d__;1“1;°°_ *T1 10111- ;1l<'1 0-le llllllsh lude from 6.45 to 7 o'clock, using ,__ ` H01' F5 a11_1hl‘y F8111 11 01 C11 Silly. three interesting numbers. The Sun- J" 1 é ;V°Mb;°N 555' _ye5"f’_dPe1'" "gd day School offers to all an oppor-I #__ ' _ _ _fa 1' TW_‘;hr°` 5 ‘mea ' tunlty for Bible Study and discus- _,153 _ e J°“1'“1“3 "“~ ° egg' -1° 0m' sion, meeting H1 2-30 il- 111- 11 "<11 i' -‘ '

CHRISTMAS <='==» CARDS

away on l‘/lollday msrning D02. 8.

Milt cl that place. For many years

on the old homestead at Darnley. until some years ara he underwent

and Trinity United in Summersidc.

past summer when he suffered a

‘munity Joins in extending sincere sympathy. The funeral sci-rice was licld Wednesday and was re.-y large. ly attended. Many friends coming

‘Ipequc Cemetery. The servicm be.'~

and the Rev J. P. C. Fra-.er oil Buxnmerslde conducted the servlce.1 The remains werg interred in Mui.

ing conducted with Masonic rites.: Mr Waldron Darraoh acting master and Mr John Simpson. Chefplain.

Messrs A. S. MacKay, John Hogg c-f Summerside. Thomas Ms.cNut.t.

W. H. Crozier.

Mr and Mrs Percy Tantcfn of Summerslde spent Sunday with theiri Aunt Mrs R. T. Donald, Baltic.

Mrs E. M. Aitken and little dough

Miss Mildred ls recovering fitiin her' illness.

Mr James Ooiisin. Mr 11-11d MVS

Thomas Ma.cNutt and Mrs John simpson were in attendance st the

her son. Mr Villiers Carr. NOI111 Si-

Eleimors. _

My Gauge Crozier was s visitor

to Summer-side on Tuesday-

Mr Everett Donald, motored 10.1

Charlottetown on Wednesday and on: his return was a.co:mpanicd by lllri mother. Mrs James Donald who was called there on account of the serious illness of her daughter M1185 memo. lc is rrle-1-Sins to 1<l1'~"W 1-11”-1 Miss Thelma is mmewhuc im>_>~roved`| although still in the Hospital at Charlottewwn.-M

________i_. “so you've got. a l1€W §0Wl1 51101' ali. 1 mougnc you sam you 0011111111 afford one this fall." "so I dia. Bur. my 1111511111141 W1 “I

streak of luck recently He broke his’ leg and the insurance wllliw-nv nays him $75 a week."

Monday. ir is pleasing to know tual] *them

GUARANTEED USED CARS

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1926; Dodge Sedan, 1927; Dodge Victory "6", 1928' Dodge Standard “4”, 1928; Studebaker Loach, 1926,

TRUCKS.-Ford one ion, 1924; Dodge one ton, 1927; . 1 .yy-

Chev. one ton, 1927. Also one New Dodge Coupe

Dodge all kinds; Star, Ford and Chev

Also Used parts for Overland model 90 to 92; .. i Also one Electric Motor, two years old, three L,

phase, 1 h. p. with full new wire to connect up.

_ W. B. PROWSE €=? SONS

1122 Fitzroy Street Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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The pau bm,-ers Wm as foumm I<ord Touring, 1926; Ford Coupe. 1924, Dodge Sedan,

George Riley. Edward MacKay and Stal’ Sedan, 1928; Diidgc Sedan, 1930; WIIIVS-Knight _ _

Touring, 1926; Star Touring, 1926; Ford Roadster, 1927. I .

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ter Mlldwd who has been in C1111”-_ Any reasonable oifer will be accepted on any of

l°1»l€°°Wl1 l‘*1“m°<1 1° '-11°" hm* ‘mi these as they must be sold for what we can get for L

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1-1 -3- ursatinon. __

An cld farmer was comivlaluiilz F111- --.. terlv to me minister or me icrribly mu: had wcather for the '.‘i‘o,:s, wiiell- thc "And rciuember said the EDU131 lll8ll.1 "ASIC-" 1'€l-1116431 7-110 f2-1`m\9l'- df

latter reminded him that he l1i‘.d.'Pro\‘1dcn:c caics fo all. Even thcl"0ff my com.”

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We want to do your Fox Pelting :ind Pelt Clean-

ing. We have a new plant right up-to-date. We have the best operators, the chief of which has four years experience and is one of the fastest and best in P. E. l. We assure you of perfect work at the usual prices. lf any job is unsatisfactory, do not pay us. We can pelt 60 foxes per day and clean 300. This insures no lost time for you. All pelts are covered by iire insurance while in our hands. `

If you ship to us by freight or express we will re-

turn them to you free. The price of cleaning is 50c per pelt. Pcltin-g, moulding and drying' $1.50. In lots over twenty-live 10% discount, over fifty 20% discount and over one hundred 25% discount.

W. B. Prowse & Sons & Oliver Gallant

122 FITZROY ST. - CHARLOTTETOWN

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QM _Women‘s Felt Boudoir ni Women‘s Felt Juliet

' Women‘s Kid slippers, coloured _

Women‘s Fancy Satin or Kid . _ . . Women’s Fancy Coloured Mules Women’s Bridge Slippers, Col-

oured Kid.... . . . . . . . .

Men’s Slippers . . . . . . . . . $1.50 to

~ Boy`s Slippers .. $1.10 to

Misses Coloured Slippers 70c to Childi'en’s slippers . . . . ... 65c io

SKIS

-i fcct at 5 feet at .. 6 feet at .. .. Tfeetat . . . . . . . . Skip0Ies,small .. . oc Ski Poles, large . . . . ... $1.25 SkiWax . . . , . . . . . . ...35c Ski Harness . . . . . . . .._ _.$1.00 to

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$3.85 $3.50 $2.00 $1.50 $1.65

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$1.50 $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 cacli each zi tin $3.00

$1.25 $2.00 $2.50 $5.00 $3.75

$3.95 $5.00

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Women‘s, with straps and supports

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Our stock is complete in all Sizes and the various lines of this wonderful Full Fashioned line of hosiery. l)ull Chiffon. Picot lop . . . . . S2 00 Purple Stripe. heavy _service . 92,00 5911100 Weight $1.50 Dull Chiffon $1.50 311901111 112111. service $1.00 .Silk and Wool (full fashioned) $1.50

-wool. uosiunv

Cashmere, for warmth . . . . . . . ... 51,5() 0"'-‘l‘S10¢1linizs at . . . . _ . . ... $1.00, .;i_5o Cloth Gaiters, knee length. turn

down cufi' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $9.00

(Pretty Gift Boxes, FREE)

OVEHSHOES

Womcn`s all ruhhvr . . . , . . ... _ 52,23 \\`omen’s all rubber Slider $,,'_(i|I Women‘s Jersey Cloth . . . . . . . . . . $2.125 Women‘s Jersey Cloth $2.85 Women‘s .lcl'se_v Slider $1.00 Thcsc :irc all very heat fitting; or-or. 511095' 111111 UD Cuff. Brown ol' Black. Mi:-n‘s Ovcrshocs. 1 buckle $2.25 !\lcn's Ovehshoes. 3 buckle $2.85, $55.00 Mcn's Ovcrshocs, i buckle $3.35. $3.75 1V1@l\'S Sims . - . . . . . . . ... $1.50 io $2.95

SNOW SHOES \\'omen's .... $21.0() .llisscs ...., $12.5!! Children's $2.00 Men’s (medium) .$3.75 ;\lcn‘s (large) .. $1.50 Snow Shoe Harness 7.5¢:

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Handsome CORONA PORTABLE

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