`°”$ ’ Wa 'Fa

»§?§?>`*

L *_* _ ....a.

, u`u'rsnNA'r|oNAi. Lens.

Steamship Calvin Austin, gud Gov

ernor Gohb, " ‘_ _

Leave St. John Thursday M.-0..-D0 a

N _

ui/i|,N , ,|s_'i.»is1£. . _

srsauisnlegzno kann- ...Ano N 'r . vas.

Rednt-e'4ll'f:res lnfeffect `

"'h&lfr;l.w Habit".-' essays at-‘si ' ' ' °- ' 'R _ ihbm-L vi=‘1*j{.tfi_7`3\i\§-`.§itf.1f£l£¢f{!*J‘-‘l . S

ec, ._ . .'~. - - ,~_

% la

3 00 f NEW YORK

S . of . ~ _

Reduced stateroom. prices .

Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland,

Tues., Thurs.. and Sat., at 6.00 p_m.

St. John City Ticket Oiilce, 47 King

Street.

A. C. Currie, Agent, St.~.lohn, N. B A. E. Fleming. T. F.&. P. A., St. John New Brunswick.

Timo Tabla. Rocky Point Parry. I. 8. Hillsboro. Leave Ch'towa Loavo llocky Point i7.30 a. m. U-00 -lm- 8.30 am. 9.00 a.m. . 530 ._m_ 10.00 a.m. 11.00 a.m. - 11.80 a.m. 1.80 p.m. l

1.80 p.m. `

8.30 p.m. 4.30 p. m.

9.80 l.m. IUNDAY

11.45 p.m. 2.00 p.m. 4.00 p.m.

On Monday and Thursday t

trip will be omitted.

U. MURPHY. Hammer*

Canadian Mail Steamer'

“ Lady Sybil ”

__ r-'5 __.~. .ge o . sfgii 555 lei, _' ' |§.°° QEEFFQBFF

Leaves Iutcrcolonial Railway Wharf

Plctou, Nova Scotia.

MONDAY AND 'I HURBDAY

of each week, on arrival of the morn- ing express from ilalifax (about noon), for Souris, P. E. island, and there awslts the arrival oi' the after- noon train from til-arlottetown; thence to Magdalen islands as fol- lows:

MONDAY-Leave Souris for Etang-

du-Nord, Amherst, Grindstons island and Point Bosse. Returning, calls at Grindstone, Amherst and Sonris; and and returns to Picton `

THURSDAY-Leaves Sourls tor

Amherst, Grindstone Island, Point Bosse and Grand Entry. Returning calls at. Point Dosse, Grtndstoizz, Am- herst, Souris, and returns to Picton.

On the first trip in the months of

June. July, .»\n'.;i:st and September, weather permitting, calls at West Bay to land :nails and Liaascngers for Amherst, tl:oncf° to Pryon Island its turning. calls at Point Bosse, Grind- stone, Allihorst. and Souris.

For further particulars apply to \

WM. ROBERTSON di SON.

Asents. Halifax.

SH/AS. ‘.’/. IVES,

Agent, Picton.

MATTHEW McLEAN A C0., ,

Agents. Bouris.

Or to WM. McLURE, Halilgtl! llld

Owner, Picton Nova Scotia.

2061-7-isliitr, _ _ _

l -T "I

r ` _ +

I "AnAo|iANt F _

_ -_'_ if a _

VD'

Q . -S7-_

_.L _rr o 'ef'

__/if _

Cspe4B`ear' Light"‘ls‘ undef repairs nd will show ii tlxed white iight: from ow until further notice.

_- (Sgd.) T. G. =Taylor` ‘

Agent o§_M_arine'and Fisheries.

964-12-17 ci.

:$5 ."3--_-._., ‘ ..`__~" ,_‘t'r_‘.} \

5 *-

’ G.--.ii o _

NOTICE

SAILINGS OF C. G. S. PRINCE ED- WARD ISLAND.

Vnlil further notice. the Prince Ed- wnrtl island will leave Charlottetown nt 7 n. ni. and lcnve Picton again nf- ivr tht- arrival oi the noon train. Will :nuke round trips daily except Sunday nniil further notice. She will taks up the service when the Steam Naviga- tion boat stops running.

(Sgd.) T. G. Taylor .

Agent of Marine and Fisheries.

ill)-i-32-1'IM6i.

,_ ' -ll

#i‘ »`*\._~_‘ 92%

&l».'.i`i"f-_?_'.&4:`

*Af*

NOTICE

SAILINGS OF C. G. S. STANLEY

l'nt.il further notice the

side at 8.15 a. rn. Daily except Sun- day on arrival of the mail special from Vliiirlottetowii for Tormentine, con-

1‘2.54 p. m. Will leave Tormentine on arrival cf train from Sackville due at Tormentine about 9.30 a. m. nialiing round trips. The Stanley will _mv up ilu- service when the Steam N;i~.'igniiox\ bout stops running.

Agent of Marine and Fisheries.

964-1217M6l. ‘ ‘

Mammoth Auction Sale

Registered Sliortliorns

At Lincoln Irving‘s, Cherry Valley.

Wednesday the 22 day of December beginning at 1 o’clock p. ui.

I now offer i'or sale my valuable

Herd of reg. Sliorthorns. also grade short horns; 5 horses, 2 brood sows. 75 liens, crop and implements'

SEE HAND BILLS.

All are invited to come and see the

ilnest Herd ever ohered for sale in this country whole Herd in grand §hape, all bred to Albert Boswell's im- ported Bull.

5942-12-16M5ipi_1.

Direct Short Route MARITIME PRON INCES

-ro - ‘ '

Montreal ,and West

_ '||lAlL\`)-

Lv. HALIFAX, 8 a. in. Lv. ST JOHN, 5.40 p. m.

FAST EXPRESS TRAINS ‘ Mo'NTRi§`i`i“il`-'l'i“oizoNTo osriioir-_cnicsoo

Electric Lighicd Sleepers Vompartmtnt Cars \\'.B.Fc;ii'Xiil1ft>_.TfA.fifP.n.,si7`it»iixXr

.\ I<l,i.'(`)SH, Loc. /igt ifliarloltciown l

»- 4

;____

Y iii-l§

Furness , I

Sailin' gs

iff.-m l.oNiiuN ' From ilALlsAx

HT IC AMER . - Shenandoah Dec. lst Nov. .':0th_ Kanawha ilec. llhh Dec. 14th itappahannock llec. fligit UBC. 26ih Shenandoah jail. 14th

From LIVERPOOL Fmm IIALIFAX Vin Nfid. V11 \'flri

..1. Durango Nov. 27th Nov. rilrd Tabasco Dec l2th Above sailinss are not guaranteed and

are subject to change without notice.

Furness,Withy 6. Co Lid.

I I iialiiax, N. S. -

' ii

'Tl

250 150 ` Rooms Bath. l

E"iii‘."ii._°ii'.°s¢‘ilf°°i-."lii§'iif’d..;'¥..l'}l sossnr. mason, and will be "~',f,t=;‘",,°,§,;i;,§iy;gg °_;-3;-;g3__,_,, amuse... of aww. »-ff ecided to make a

MEETING

The Annual Meeting oi’ the Equit-

able Maritime Black Fox Company Limited will be held at O'Leal'y Stn- iion, P. 1-2. Island on Tuesday the 4th day oi' .lnnuary 1916 coinmencing at 7 o`ciock p. in.

Dnteii this 17th tiny of December

A.l). 1915.

G. M. MATTHEWS, President,

U. BRANDER, Se¢:y.- Treas.

MEw2i.

;,-1 <2 'Q 'F ,_.> r_;' oo

Farm for Sale

the best farms in Prince County. Not one acre of poor land all-muddetlinnfl fertilizer, ii money ins ing proposi-

tion from the start to 0% right man. Convenient to Church, chools and shipping. Buildings almost new, barn 85 feet long. shed outldiuses and so forth, good house with water in build- ing. (Ionic West Men come _West. Opportunity comes to every man once in a life time. this is your; chance now,

come and inspect the Wmises. #Ap- ply to Norman Beaton, Leary or S. A. McDonald, Charlottetown.

5456-12-1Mwfmtf. f_

____...

All persons indebted to the under-

signed either by notes, drafts, book aq- count or otherwise will kindly make immediate settlement wrltliout further notice.

Will pay ‘highest cash price for eggs,

butter, pork, hides, oats, etc.

AR. J. McNElLl.¢

Tyne Valley.

5538-12-6mmwftf_

Farm For Sale

womans. '_ ff Monsoon mxi|§r:2§¢;"¢l'f?‘{»*»H%f€t..»-3 -~"`

f I»sni$r. _ -I ‘ 3,“,,,c'3.

"i-"*_ g ` » ' w4~ir.i7mrawsi. ', __ ms~t3»21si3_i.> "

__ _ _,_,.,g,;¢,,,,.,. .. .. _ . _ _ _ .. 1 _ ,_,§_£'._,_,l,..‘.;;.-...ig

" ' ‘ ' _ I completely relieved mo; To-day I am

,» ' =¢\ ‘

gan ol' ‘..ic -'.;.i.i..iu:1 filanufacturers'

_ _ _--.r, 1 .r . 'wt-'-.11 -1

1'- G- S- 518111131’ Wm,couLi::'.:;;ily ivirilzidttl ut’ the desir- leave the R. R. Wharf. Summer-

NPCUUE Willl WGSI-` b0UIld trains Ht. ported article must necessarily he

(Sgd.) l`. G. Taylor _

_ of

Jas-im

3 miles from O'Lesry Station one' of

Notice lo Debtors

I Illini "T"

viéliiuiinofuii iilllil' Silt "iilil|i_“FIIlli-I-ilttls”

__ Pal-lpqolt, June 20th, 1914.' "Sinus:/4 Trouble and Dislresdng

Headaches nearly droveme wild. Some time agofl got a box of“Fruit-a-tives," your famous fruit medicine, and they

feeling noe and a physician, meeting me on the street, asked the reason for my improved appearance. Isaid, "Iam taking ]~`nu'I-a-fir/es.” He said, "If Fruit-a-tives make you look so well, go ahead and take them. 7710/ are doin; marejbryau I/mn 1 mn.”

Mas. H. S. TVILLIAMS.

501.2. I box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 254%.

AI: dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit- a-t.ives'Limited, Ottawa.

APPl€iiV.`.IS ‘lil `.‘lJ’E-ill-Cili\‘ADA"

hiaiiitcira l~'.-c P.:.zs Favors Giving Pnifcrencc to Canadian Goods

A lcv. \.'s'.\1.; ago thc ?.!~_;::itoba ‘i_-‘rue l‘;-'.s:;" had an t.;!Itori;il coni- iiicniii:g~ tn il: i;r.i<#ie iii-.il appeared in "ind':sirl;».i t`niiai.l-.i", the oiiiclul or-

.°.s:;o<_i-_i.c:;. \.1...-.. ..;t_.ci.ttl a well ..i.o\'.';i L'-._;'.;._.L~..;i poli;i<.~al ct.-onomist for t.-r`1t1~.' ___' ;l_f_- ".\i~..tlt-~1i;£".:zi:d-.i"

p4_»li<‘.y_ .1.i'.:».' ..-.'iewii;g the article the "ifrtc i`:=.-. -_uid:-- "

"As 1...- the '_-L...ici:iiIahadu.' move-

.;.e:ii, 1.1 c._c '._oi| Lcsd Lu Laltezi to zt, ,.‘.i.L..‘.'.l it is inept wltfnin reason- shiu l:o.;:iii>_ 'l`1ic ;.ro;,rlfty of giv- ing our o'.\';i i;i:._ii'.tia';ture.rs the pro .creni:c,‘ otI';..-r things beirf: equal, need no: be d1_sp'.itr\1; and it is .veil that iiiu \`cu_lc cl' <_fa;latlu sIiou.d be

ability of buying home-made goods owing to tlic natural tendcncy` oi most men to believe that the iiu

.llc .ln-st. l'oz' tllcjllgide-in-(,':;:i:lu agitation ns a :shirld for iurompetrnt ro._o'acity and sclifsliiicss there can be only contempt."

Iiffcp your money in Canada by pu! -.basing goods “Blade-in-Canada."

,_ _ U

,, (_3u_t War Hjyortala _

. . :E woratod industry to have the de-

According to "Industrial Canada." is 'opment t1i_at.is its due," said the

‘great sr-if-|.;ove.ri'lng Doininions vvliicl

AND

lass Vindlgstion____af N¢¢|°,,|| p.||¢'y‘

In Fact That Doriltltlon la Turnln

I recent issue. the wsi- is vindieating (‘auada's national pqliey.- The m;`m',\._

Ifiwwrerl’ Journal explains its _post ...-¢t_.ro s; coiamy such as canada. ltion in the following paragraph: .'!_!ch ia recognised tq be so adapt-

Furtlier vindication ot the National'

Policy has been Iumlsliod by the pre- sent war. 'lf we had followed the Free 'I‘ra¢ler's ideal in Canada and con- iiiied the energies of our people to agriculture and the production ot raw material. we would not now have an industrial system with which to aid

in the gig-.uitlc task of producing suf- _J great revival “nm I Home mute,

tt;-It-nt uiunitloizs to overwhelm the eneiuy. Our factories are busy turn Ing out all kinds of military equipment 1'..-:~ ourselves and our allies lf the

-- ' : f . 1 ‘Natitiiial Policy lied never been put Ii' lass 0 Dwple I can be curled

opemiifni thc industries of Canad: no .ld have' beezi small, localized. ui; ifincst 'at lliehiercg' of their powerit I ccuipciiiors' frozn abroad. This ," >.. :as pi~-jvt-tl that a country which li.. .io izzduslrfiil system carin-oi hope i | 'left-nil i‘..~.-elf successfully. A power.” lelllgerent can- cut. oi! iiui>oi‘tatio;; ind reduce to impotence an atfversar; - \~.»lii~ii docs not possess factories I .\'l.ii~!i to iiialte munitions. A cou:it:‘_ Jrhiih is 'almost entirely agriculture must buy its weapons and supplier*

if it ruzmot buy them its sitiiiition 'le;»lorable. When the present _waj -rose out. Australia, ,(‘anada, .\’ei_.____ /.ealanil ani. South Africa. the fou;

'rave built up industrial systeuis`_be .I..d ;.:‘.,:e<:iive tariffs, immediately llcgzxn to uitillze their factories ti :quip their own forces and to supple nent thc overtuxed` factories of tilt Nlcihcrlniid and also to create and wgnnize new industries. The policy ivhivli produces such results shoulc

_i'--*. he iiiscnrdéil _

“One of the hjggest, best slid most

beautiful displays of pleasing and appropriate gift goods ever shown by any drug store in this. province. is here now. lt will c_ertainly he well worth your while to,_._ca.ll_ and see our showing. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street. ’ ~' mtf

plmwl i

' --a..~ --..~.~.i- -'

charge Twenty-five conta.

GUARDIAN il|.RSSiF|ER`R|lS.ff-~-»

Ono cont por word Ilrsi insertion In this column ,half cont por

Q nord each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum' --

4 i'++'l--*‘1~°t+-#4 '41-

l W l. ' i'

ia :_ guna- ix-_ang

_.im

_ Agents Wanted _

“PORTRAIT AGENTS 4 WANTED.

Send for Catalogue. Solar and bromide prints, portraits flat and convex, frames and war pictures. Merchants Portrait Co.. Toronto. AGENTS WANTED- TO SELL FOR

“the old reliable Foothill Nurseries."

. We teach our men to sell. Ex-

perience unnecessary; highest com- missions paid; hatldsome free _equip- ment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto, Ont. ‘ 5462-12-1ME26I.

. _ To Lot 'ro i.s1'-A Houss’6R"Piini< s‘f.

A at 20 Park St or to H. li.

only -

Ferguson, _[allen 5991-12-1SM6lpd.

'ro ‘|1`s'r-Hous"s`. APPLY 222

Grent. George St; 5589-12-Bmtf.

WANTED-PUPTENURBEB AT THE

Taunton State Hospital ,Training School for Nurses. For further particulars address Dr..Art.1mr V. Goss, Supt., Taunton State Hospital. Taunton. Hass. 8404-10-12lltf '

_ For Bale

FOR SALE PAIR BLUE FQXE6

Full _part.lculars. on application to "E.D." c|o Guardan. ' 5716-12-9Mtt.

. '- Lost ' _

_ `1"1»~i-‘.i'»f='~»\.~--I '_ _

.n\eai;_;_s.ch.eap clothing for the actual

,Maw tho Tsxtiio Journal Dsala.Y_llth

r _"Ulmer present conditions, it is ~*a:tli:aliy impossible for the woollen

.aiiian Textile Journal ,a _'few _:N10 lltl- "lt is a valuable atl-

_.l ' to mixed ` (arming. by provid- ig a home market tor ,ii valuable .‘oi_iuct_of the farm and investigators Zsfm that the quality of our domestic

vool, is second to none. The .aheep_ .fsfng industry in Canada luis gone '..,wn with the woollen industry and

lsvsafe to say that there will be‘

s provided. _ The industry is one, that _.lays good wages and gives .employ- ment to fa sturdy and industrious

__-:i to advantage In small towns which

require some sort of industrial life ‘» add to their stability and nisny of :lie-mills that at present in oper- itlon provide the only source of em- zlo_rnient.in dozens of small commun- tics throughout the country. in nlier countries it has been looked on’ -_s‘ai necessity, clothing being one ot 1~ie`prime_necessitles of lite, and lu-

Stsies it has been developed and in more oi' these counj.i‘les` do the people f1a‘.'e_ to pay more for their' clothing their in Canada, when all conditions l.i'c`y_tiiken into consideration. it is erropeous to think `thut low tariil

working out of the principle has not veriiied the claim.

s not in need of an enormously high

chat.. are now satisfactory and this

:ery fact siibstnutlates our claim that

ozivinced that if those who are now writing against thin‘readjusimeni .vo:l~i lock into the matter without 'i;'ej;_dir_~e, little opposition would be fortlivonifiig and unindiistry that has ietrrlurated while every other indus- try in the country was being rapidly

developed would be given sufficient! protection sodas to’ take its propel place in the industrial life of ther counti-

y.__

‘,_gii...:...|n_._._i;'

w. E. WILLIAMS. M-D-, cLM.tMcGIiIl Physician II. Surgeon.

0fflcs.Houra--9 to 11 a.m~

'8to5and7toiIp.m.

3898-11-13M3M0.

LOST.-BETWEEN GRAFTON AND

Longworth Avenue a gold circle brooch. Finder please leave at this _ Qtllce., . 5007-11-27mti LOST IN TI:lIS CITY, A BUFFALO. Flnderplease leave at this oillce.

4044-11-23mti

i *W ' MOHION ll DUFFY

larrlatora and Attorneys lolieltora for Royal Bank ol Canada

MONEY T0 LOAN.

L_ ` 1- _ asu-ll

, __ Tg_che17Wai_ited_ TEACHER. WANTED FOR THE

Mount Vernon School; supplement.. $25. Alex Matheson, Sec. , - 0007-12-20m9ipd .

,' Miscellan_e£us_ _ __

VACUUM CLEANING.- $1.00 PER `-‘day hires* one ot our powerful elec- trio cleaners. Simple and easy to operate. You' can clean all your carpets, rugs, furniture, mattresses walls etc., in 'a day. Phone us- 213. Beer& Weeks. 6735-12-114ipd

ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE DELIC-

ious fresh ilsh received from Sourls_ Paquets. corner Richmond and Hills- boro, also City Market.

6227-12-21m3l

FOR SALE-A FEW PAIRS OF IS-

land bred cross loxes 50 to 90 per cent Black Silver. Apply to Geo- rge Horne, 0'Leiiry Station, P. E.

'_ I. _ 5713-12-9Mtf. Fon elif-A Nuwiisn or-° vouuo silver b ack and cross foxes, Island bred. Apply to the Central Fox Co., Limited, Charlottetown, or Samuel Craig. . 3806-11-13mti’.

by Public Auction

'WAN --T0 PURCHASE, OR T0

Wanted

excilgge tor s male, or to ranch on s reasonable arrangement. one or more Class A female foxes. Apply to Mount Edward Silver Black Foxes Ltd.,~ Box 280, Charlottetown. _

' ’ ' 5997-12-18m6i.‘

WANTED. - FOXE8 RTO RANCH.

Oliver S. McNeill, New Perth West. experienced rsncher, has accommo-

rlstlo;\,ln his ranch for one`moI'9,-‘

pair of foxes. Write to-day ior'li`is

` on Friday, 24:1. mai.; ..1~f.f

commencing at 12 o’clock, noon, _ A ITN'

HOTEL OXFORD.. At Junction -Road i£i»i.v..i.`sb1=

are, Boobs Msn. -- on Kelli: St.,

gg; . 'n-lat Chinn. 100 acre farm, buildings, B0 -is one of

F""'»7..2.f.%“ ° .2*‘”N"‘l"'§7'”°’" ‘ RTK' °'vv°'lIi'".f.`ii'°'.§§.'i'»'f'°,‘l'p‘,iT§".'¢'i.`|the premises large

' i s - f- ' ~ - i “ t ‘ l 'i

_reasonable terms. 5572-12-'lm12I

A. A. McLean, K.G. Donald McKinnon McLEAN & tI|o|(lNNON Barrlatora. Attornoyoabuw Brown Block, Charlottomvm.

_ 1 _ 1

9.6. McLeod, K.G., w.E. lontloyf K.Q.

' MoLEOD A BENTLEY.

Barristsra and Attorneys-at-Law Oilicos-Bank ot N. B. Chambers, Charlottetown. P. ll. 1.

I wanausron a snaw. i Barristers, Attorneys. Notary Pub- iIc,'Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank-' ors§Association, Bank ot Montreal Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor- ati n. - ‘

aillcea-Old Guardian Oillcs, Pro-‘

wad Block, Charlottetown. P. lll.'I. g ` S-on. HEATH wieinrvns.. Dentist

Omoo Hours: 0 a. m. to I p. m. 2p.m.to5p.m.

_ 8588-10-26l_ltl_!.

9 i-sq

-' _ articlbs of - _ _ f

*arfably has had to be pi‘otecI;je_'i‘l_. f'-In * f __§€rmaiiy, France and tlie`-"Ulilfed

1 i-eatliustment is necessary. We are F-1-_--ir

` oas|sQ\L

_ _ __ nvvsi_\|s_

able and~iitt1nE2ifts _ l are ‘easily sel€_ct¢d-'_ _ - - _

You will exgierience this I l_ il ._ _ feeling an make _ the I 'iii,_._ ei. _

-. Thgipygfchna- ` __

mas g1vmg'18 ETC?-El! 1 added to when suit- I

`-_ `.

'e;'_

.recipient de_li_El_‘tf“‘l_llV`

- nap y by ¢h°'°§ins -

€`*.l»

I |847 ROGERS BROS. I

~.sf1».f Plan fm wwf..

Thcwonderiulqoality,

beauty and durability of

this famous ,brand of ,,_ silver plate make your - _gifts of greater value and ~

importance.

lqaalia quality to the hott the world prodaool.

_nrEIl'. There are some of the schedules ` » _

Christmas is at Hand

Have you make your selectipn yet?

Our line of Choice Jewelry was' never better. - ‘

. We have exceptional values in Bracelet Watches for Ladies _ _

Cuff Links from the lowest price to a nice 14K

Diamond Set at $14.00. _ _

Our prices are exceedingly low considering

quality. - _ ~-» »-~ -' ‘ “ Allow us the pleasure of showing our goods.

W. N. TANTON

ORHCQ-289 BT- l ’

Buy Your Xmas,Candie_s at White’s _

'Fancy Boxes and Baskets at popular prices.

Barley Sugar Toys, Creams, Chocolates, Caramels, Fudges etc., all home made. ' '

Buy Goods Mailelii Charlottetown _

_ _ ' -Ai.so- 1 ` __

- Our well known high grade Fruit` Cake, Sultana

Potind and Layer Cakes, Lemon Pies and Dough- nu s.

Lunches and Ice Cream all the year round.

THOMAS WHITE

- ` Sunnyside. I

. 5750,-12-16Mtf. ` I

I- °-m»~»c§3g§;,y_';¢l-;_fI- new I HCM YOU! H01llC _

Comfortably And Well# l

"Z #avant aoi.|c\'ro|\» ` " '

- , l ' ' .V -meal J-.§_ . , 3 i _ Valuable Property for _Sa|eby Public fm- ff; B_.:B¢0CK ‘__ _ _______,5_.,_,,__%%,__..t__.i;.3_i.__. yqufwlf. ....1 fmny ammo .rs . ° ° - - - simmer. is mrs sxpsrimu in . _ __ n_f0t‘ a small coat we can, a heat

_A\lCll0ll Ill Cllll'-l0fl6l0Wli‘~ __ ,___ g..l‘.¢.____.._.f__u._1_shinv;‘-__f_g___-»»»-_i_»_=_;»-=b»;- __ gtsifwsihm tb ¢_\fiitl;lls1v<t2yo§the.9u_m1o§t of_a dai inluiiq I

i- - t - :i's’n'l»'n¢t|m».i- mn-inseam ma -qna¢h;¢°°wn“i`iY.,¢f§,°”°° °“"~ °° “ '

" L ¢y'uu°ii»»'.`snaqwmu¢ma _ W ,;.,,,_~_,_. _'yan' ' Q

ownghl

._ _ _ . , i¢;__ _ _ __ __ _

__ By Benyamin Carter & 'Co°. 1- 3°--¢.-,-'is P M- »~»-two-. No-,,,°d s I . f"“.”.i'..:.“."1:.°:.im.:".°:':‘.' l:‘.¥.,“.*4.:.°.i

We are 'authorized by Mrs. Edward ”'°'»'”<°"'l _""9-"i""f f _ theywonh iss;

o ___ f

Cliaftsmod

, -'av »1"i..'l§is.n-i’

‘ untill?" '°""°°d

I, '_

_ Aoothinttlnt ‘ " "

|71 llollis

if 5? gil; iii iii?

i §=§g;_-_ fast

Phone M5 today

_ -_-.-qu

£315-

When making your selec- S _

tion from the varied and at-

tractive 'patterns be sure to *-

look for the name and date. The latter identities this brand .

' from others bearing the name .

“Rogers'_’ and/is your assur-

_ ance of the unqualified guar- _ _._ _

antee that stands behind it. ‘ii _ / _f

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