__ _ Prince Street. 1 3206~12~28M6iprl

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THE CENT RAI. GUARDIAN Anglicaus Protest IYoung 0ii|cer Dies

urs

‘ _ . ._ _ _ . ' _ »- _ . . » _. _ _,__ _ _,__ _ __ _. _ _

Shqvmg “sugges J `,,l,,§, ,to _,,_|y,___mB__1____;_§_;__°'___-______ __ f Agiinstlurk Rule] in Conv1_ulescent_Homt Wfligi- £0 IICEI

tions lor the man who l shaves I 0 Himself

'_ Safety Razors _ , " Blades

Shaving Lotions `

Razor Stiops

Lilac Vegetal '

Sha v ing Powder-_

Shaving Cream and Soaps

Brushes

Iioues ' _ Men’s Talcum

< Get the full enjoyment out of your shave by having these comforts handy.

i. A. russia

` CENTRAL DRUGSTORE

_ '~:

¢0N1'|_usu-rione.-'one cunvnie... ‘S

°°1\i. HUIIIG acknowledges with thanks receipt _of 18 Pairs of socks from the u Coru.\va11...Ym-k lnspmte _per Mrs M

"ed “"‘I**i°» Y°\'k P01111. Noi-ui River.

_Service of the United States Army at CIUVGIRIHI. O.. has arrived on a vlsl. to his heme in Charlottetown uit an absence of 'twelve years. He is

a brother of Pte. Elric Arsenault, who

returned ‘home from France a few days ago. Both of these splendid

young men are nephews of Premier Arsenauit.

HANDSUMEI DONATION.- The

Ciliiriistmas tree at the Convalesccni Home on Christmas Eve was a very greatisuccess. The soldier patients thoroughly enjoyed the good. things Drovilded and which were evidently much appreciated. Among the donat~ ions' received was the sum of$15_00 from the Ladies Auxiliary of the Army and Navy Association which helped materially to furnisfh gifts and deli- cacies ifor the occasion.

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-l¢ is it »‘$'Ti"¥<`=r‘é‘-£25

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A GENTS \VA NTED

AGENTS- MEN OR WOMEN, CAN

make_ $15 a week taking orders for complete, authentic History of World War. One made $24 first day. -~»Can-

adian edition for Canadian homes. '_

Enormous deinnnd. Liberal com-

~ mission. Outfit free. Winston Ce.,

Torou to. 3054-1.2-19me12i _

WANTED HELP...

_ MALE I _

'COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER WANT

ed'a man to cali on and sell the Wholesale and Retail trade in Prince Edward Island.. Good lines. Liberal commission. State exper ienc-e. Apply Wholesale Box 116 City. _ 2937-12-13M12ipd.

‘- "" _ F" ='-7'! ee?--;== \-1-~*-' '-F' 1

BOARDERS WANTED

I SI'l‘UA’_1‘IONS VACANT

STUDENTS CAN BE ACCOMODAT-

ed with modei'u conveniences. con-

_ traliy located. Apply 1117 Hillsboro

Street. e 3202-1.2-28.VI.2ipd,

‘

HELP \V'AN'l‘ED-

< ~~ FEMALE

WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply Guardian'Oillce.

’ - . 3174.12-zvmzipgi.

_.___ .__ _ _____..._i____._ ____-_'_,..

NURSES WANTED - Student

nurses to taitc the trainiing course

in the Proctor Hospital, Plroebor. Vor-

munt. Accepted applicants receive board and room and a nominal coh- sideration for the course of two years and silx mouths. Flor full partic- ulars address Miss H. B. Wood. Sup_t. Proctor, Vermont. _S161-12-25 mt l

_TO LET ' _ _ _

T0 I.'ET. HOUSE ON PRINCE ST.

with all modern coiivenienees, also good barn and stable. Apply Cp

SI0lIK 0_U_0lAl|0NS' I

IIALIFAX, N. S. Dec. 17.-(Quota

tions furnished by i~‘. B. McCurdy &. Co., stock and bond brokers, memb ers ol’ the Niontreal Stock Exchange. McCurdy Building, Halifax, N. S. A'tch...........__..90 91'/4 A.F.... _ ...871/f, ' 90 i\io.'.. . .. 60% 61% Ano. . . 59% 61

.\. R. .. .7454 (1. P. R. . . . ... 155'/p

Cent. 75 C.ruc..... _....56

M. F. C. T. 110% M. N. P. .. 1-1661/¢ Reading . . . . . . . . . .. . 78% s. P. . . . . . . . ... 98% Stu. . 48%

. 92% . ....73

isy, 155% 141/. 56% 1121,( issis sou nuts 50% 1211/3 _ naar 121.; says

.“.=.C1_G Eder F2; . ~

sighs w\AN1'o. abx stefan

1918 or low sieish. ADPIY' "M" 5°* 116

The selling rice named

I°d°Y IW U19 $0100!! L00,” w/nurse Ar once C°mm|I»w° m 'M°“"°°I I5 house or rooms for housekeevlnt-`

for

5 Year Bonds-|00 1-2 I5 Year Bonds-101 _

And accrued interest.

Safely Deposit boxes_ to

rent at very moderate rices. heatmrund modem (mp,-,,.-,m,n¢,s_

_owrite or send applidatiq 1

Eastern Trust Co. I

- naw runs wow-rlo.-so are Ano

` ' ` 000 Muskrats.

C.AI;_It.i_?. llkongworth

me .

Clmrlottoiowa, lg.”E.=I.’ Y

02611-12~9mu _ .

WANT_ED MEN AND WOMEN FOR

organizing and selling pictorial warlilstory. Cénadian and world authors. who have been in the iight- lng. Positivelyiargest salary `m commission. Act quickly. Joni i-iertel, Liinitedf 182 ' Spadinn l‘0rulii.0. _ _ 2967-12-_14ino24i

__ _- _Pon sau:

FOX MEAT FOR SALE ENQUIRE OF

occ, i~‘. nent, oiroru, N. s.

` 3163-12-ziinsipu

Fon snr.: 'rwo eu-as snso v‘onK shire sows sights months old. Poi Noy. Hazelbroolr. 3162-12-25M3ipd.

LOST

| -~i-----»----~ _--- ILOST THURSDAY NIGHT IN POST

Oillce brown muff. Finder pleas: leave at Post Oillce. 3201-12~28~M2i

LOST-DEC. 22, BETWEEN TYRONE

anti Holmes' Corner a black Buff-

alo. Finder please leave at Trainers Store, Tyrone

. __1-_- .

'LOST ON CHRISTMAS EVE Oh'

Queen Street or Sunnyside puree containing _tie and handkerchief. .Finder plea.se` leave at Guardian onine; 3182.12-2711121.

°-"-°"='=-'~ MISCELLANEOUS

WILL THE PERSON WHO TOOK

the black buffalo from the Morell House stables return same and save further trouble. 3172-12-27Zipd.

SHIP .ME .VOUR .RAW _.FURS.

I will pay highest possible cash price for all kinds of raw furs B R, I-iolman, 88 Ques: St. Char

2495-11-19 mt

PEACE' WORK AT _WAR PAY

guaranteed for three years. Knit urgently needed socks for us on the fast. simple Auto-Knitter. Full particulars today- 8 e stamp- A1110' Knitter Co., Dept. C. 68, 607 College Street. Toronto.

248241-1Dl\iti1IDec13

l WANTED

Cu, aaonrfzansivd.

_"`°'i=uaIi_|§I4en

Apply Dr. E.'C. Harris, City.

3181-12~27Mtf.

-<@1<1~1'1 wmfso 'ro near sMA|.|. House

or dat, unfumisbed, with furnace

K_ g_ Rippers, c|o W. K. Rogers, Co. md _ 8149-12-84mtf.

rush Fox nuns. 1. 50 mug, sion Weasel. Hixlmf mo” mid for same. J. B. Rom- boush. 128 Gt. George Street. Char-

w ha

il* 9011 Of M12 -I~F- Al‘BBDli\\|£ Ultyxlild wards making the season a bright and

haippy one for um ,mem The 9|-e8e,m,__ churches and of the allied democracies were gratefully received by the sol d9l11‘¢illd*i Ai'¥l\9“I“'bP» UllC0l1dii-IOINIIII' 'he hospital foul) \1~‘1<;l\' were given? diers and they expressed their hearty "b°f'af°d f"°'“ T\"'k'I3I‘. "UIC *MI Peg' him: the insiiicni oil'i.~~:i ‘. the lxnttron thanks to the Association ‘for their I-0l'@iI I0 "ef 0W11i’90l>I9 ‘mul nnirses .~'ta,\"tl hy: h“n night and

generous gifts and kind remember a/nc '

PERSONA LS .

Mr. VV. J. Brown, city. went ti.

Hallfax,yesterday. _ _

ersidc. _ _

J. J. Hug-hes 8.: Co.. .Sounis is spendlns

Mr. R. C. Sidenius, travelling Sec

retary of the Y. M. C. A. is confinei to his home with n touch of_ grlppv

gow, N. S., arrived in the city Tues day night to spend Christmas nt his home. ' .

59;/ "__ -‘S-/1-_

Senator Murphy, and son Lt.

B. Murphy, and Mr. and Mrs.

Hackett i’rom_Tlgnish were

city yesterday.

Mr. Harry Hill, oi' the S. S. Stun ey. now in Georgetown en route frm. the Magdalene spent yesterday at li. hinie in Charlottetown.

Mr. Jn-o. Alfred M'cDonw1d. Provln

cial Land Surveyor, was e passenge Thursday kmornirng by the Souris ‘traii en route to Stanhope on a surveying

~ Flight Cadet Marshaill L. V\oods’=J1 of Clinton, P. QE. l. 'who has been in thd Royal Air Force, Toronto, for th: past six rnontiis is viisitlug .fnleuds il Y it Point ” I

Mr. Chester ,McLur¢. of the Fur

Sales Board will be in Aiberton Mon~ day and 'i`»uesd'ay of next week for re- ceiving furs on consignment or buying outright. Hg may be found at the Ho tel \l Alb rtou

M-r. George G. Jenkins.'of Newton

ville. Mass who_ih~as- been on a sher visit to his old home in Peters Road left yesterday -on return. Mr. Jenkins who is a carpenter and builder by trade has been attached to the military Pol- ice Force durlmg the war and is now awaiting his discharge. I

UBSCRIPTIONS _ T0 CANADIAI* PATRIOTIC FUND

LIST NO. 116 Previously acknowledged in “Pat

riot" $449.99. A »' “X” (August payment), W. 'I`. ilu-g gan $5 (July payment), "X" $5 (Sept payment), Employees Marine Agenci per T. G. Taylor, L. W. Watson $1 VV. H. Prowse. $2 A. F. Bell $1 (August payments) W. T. I-luggar $5 (August payment), "X" $5 (Octob er payment). W. T. Huggan $5 (Sept poyment), “X” $5 (Nov. payment) Employees Marine Agency per T. G. Taylor, L. W. Watson. $3, A. F. Bel' $3, W. H.. Prowse, $6, (Sept. Oct. an( Nov. payments), Light Keepers of P E. Island. $48.59, (Quarter ending

Sept. $'0t\l1.) W. ’I'. Huggan, $5, (Oct payment), James Lewis, $2 "X" $f

(December payment). Bruce Stewart

$50 (March, April, May, June, July August, Sept. Oct., Nov. .and Decem- ber payments), W. T. Huggan Sf

(Nov. payment.)

Total subscriptions from public to

date $618.58.

E. G. COOMBS. - Hon. ffreas.

3173-.I2-27M1I. "V ' _

PARIS, Doc. Z4»-Paul N. Mitllkiff,

former Russian Foreisll Mlniimff Wh° was accused last July of German leanlngs,~has been ordered to leave Paris. according to the Matin. His pre- sence here was declared to he unnecessary.

Qi., }.nbrrm’s qillnilegr

' ` ronlovl

vena assent. 'wx townannoet “_ _ °“'“""'"’.".';.?.'€.T.T."i2`.l"3‘\°» I

Rc-calm aItUI' xW* ' '

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DMDUOWIL IlI'|~|'| If _

`___,__ __ , _ . ..-.w'\»vD.nl‘!ll7~* ~

aior should receive u royal welcome. Greer' °f`"t’I\0 Em# 'U9'-*I Ch“="C‘|\- ‘Ile

atiients at the P. E. island and_Ohur» "Wil-Il 11111108! horror we heuru sin. ' `ZiicN<`\ll was -ei great favorite in the teuown Hospitals on Christmas Day IB'-el' 1`Ull\0l‘ 0! 500 D0S1.‘l-\J3l1ly of ,coil-ll 'iospitai wud urizong the friends li ere kin`id'\y ireuiembered. 'by the Ulluilmle bf T“l'l\|=iI\ fi“2€1"1Il\ti‘ OVB- uade duulrlg l1i_s`resld.;nt~ in t‘1r:'» dies Auxiliary of the Army and unhalplly A\`-111911111. ’l‘.hroug1i your lord iottetowuz efficleiit and cz. ;‘»lc: ’i 1-1. ‘_

Navy Association who had donated s ihlii We ask U19-U U19 AWSIICHH '~'I\\1l`0h profession, kind, <,~;\r1'i.coin»; and oblig- umber of useful and pretty* gifts io 'B610 01031" UUDOSI I0 DWV911f»f0'D<’i‘ifI0I ing to his’ follow 1- ' iffars ul nu n,|

his doxth is sorely felt `1\_\' 11 l. li-.irlng

his ll»lne1-is all t.`i1- skii :md rnrr- th.n_

if soihitleous al crime. The honor ot' our

GB. _ skllil and loving care 'ould suggest but

liindeuhurg and Groener

(Special to the Guardian)

'_ Miss Anim# `“}ms0n_ City is spend BA-SEL. D60.24-A111131-eeiiientliai lien allbarently tulen a lam forthe

been reached between the Berlin gow

ing lier"Cl1`i'istmas holidays in Summ- retter and hopes were tnturtmined ol'

ernment and the Gernian General stal by which Field Marslntll Von Hindei. burg and Gen Groener. the Chief Get;

Miss Bessie Dillon, niilllinsr with ' nearing. HIFI .DHl'<5lllS i1i\l1'lll1\`H€S 'T9 I

eral retain their oiilcers, acording ti the Lo al A el er “of B rlin

Christmas .at her home in this city. C “Z 5 e - » -only yesterduy morning, 1'oriil‘ied by

IN MEMORIAM

Mr. 'Egbert Hughes from New Gln. MR. COLIN CAMPBELL _ ants who halve the heartfelt s'_v1npni.liy

Mr. Colin Campbell, a well-know..

figure in agricultural. fishing. sect. and political lite, of North Luke. past cd away on Friday last after only _ few days illness. Mr. Campbell wa recently appointed a (jominlssione for taking acknowledgements to deed: etc., by the Provincial Government He had the contract for Rural Routr No. 1 Elmira. He was about 65 yeari of a-ge and -had n wife and grown-ui family. Two of his sons were at tin front one making the supreme saeri lice about two years ago. .

nAvMoN_o 1<E1.i.v

trip. » ' _

' l`he familiar face ot' the lute ituy

~ _ znond Kelly. only child of Mr. unc`

Mrs. Ambrose Kelly, of Shamrock, Loi

27. is hidden forever from his relatlvei

-md numerouse acquaintances. Ray niond was ever ready with his witty

or _ _

' remarks to amuserhis listeners, but

with his wit were constantly assoelut ed honesty, morality, uprightness an(

_ever cherish well his memory. His 'good qualities cannot too highly In xtolled When only very young hir

- n e . ‘ 2i 3 ' . * mother -became a helpless invalid un(

a heavy responsibility rested on his.

young shoulders.. Being the only child, and his father having other du ties to attend to, he took the place oi

his part manfully as =a loving and duti ful son. The death of this young mar would have been in one less prcparr' nppallingly sudden; to him it was the swift passage l|it`o union with the Mas ter 'whom he had served with such perfection. Sunday last he contract :d a bad cold which soon developed into pneumonia, and early on Friday

inorning, Dec. 20th, the_end came ut the early age of 18 years. His funeral so touching, took place on Saturday the Zist, to St. Maia.cliia's Church Mass of Requiem chanted -by Father Mein-tyre, being attended by a vast concourse of people, both Catholic and non-Catholic. The pall-bearers were his cousins, John, Ambrose, Louis and John Campbell, Ray Mulligan and A. Hines. His mortal remains were then .aid to rest: in St. .Malachia's ceme tery, Kinkoro, Iltev. J. J. McDonald Jfilciatliig at the grave. The heart-felt sympathy of the whole community goes out to his heart-broken parents, who have the consolation of knowing that he vviii 1- `\tercede for them before the ’1‘m\.» ' Mercy.

May his L,-_. _.___ in peace.

twin. 1

RANCH FOXES

If I can secure15 pairs

of Foxes to ranch I ' will open the former Dalton Ranch at Southport under a competent man.

Terms $1.50 per pair

or 'O per cent of the in- crease of Good Standard Bred `Foxes. interested parties telephone at once.

w. it nouns

Charlottetown

. ‘ _ \ _ _ ‘

\ . .rf

Retain Positions _

'lad been sent for -uni they arrived

kindness to his associates. who wil'

a son and daughter combined and dir?

__ .___._1§H1 -‘

lay doing e\'e;'y£1iii;'; for him that

'espite it all and to Ihe great s»:>|'ruw vt' all death rnine, Ilis 1'-iilier and nothei' Mr. Ne'l l~‘_ Mc-Nrill, Town. ,lerk of Glace Bay. and Mrs. llir-Noll'

on Christmas night. 'i`he'<i- son had

iis recovery. On Thursde y night. 'how- vver, ‘fit was seen that the end was'

mained with him tlurin': tivo nivht and

the rites .of the Roman Catholic ”lhurch, this spllrlt returned to Him viio gave it. The remains willhbe for-1 warded this morning to Glace Bay azz-

eompanied by the girief stricken Dar-

oi' all in their sorrow. He was their ildest. son. aged 25 years. A younger ion and seven daughters are left tn

'II()\I\l`i\.

Hohenzollerns Can

Pay 900,000,000 _Marks

BASEIL, Dee. 26.-Seizure of pro-

perty owned by the Prussian royal ’amily, the Hohenzollerns_ would pro- luce immediately the sum of 900,000- )00 marks, according to figures coin-

, »

c.:.i r ,_-_. r. . . .:=. -.._ -5. 1_..»r_1eI..udord|. x\r.:j.' l.L:a..' 1-1 _' .z..- : I y-'rgj-5 wly fore; the

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botizi ._ .

f’."“"”""~’l:1 J '- - A ` ‘-~) .-1 ._ .. ....c:"romacI1» »l\':r, bowc-in a I _:van I _ 1. not xureing, but gon. _ing aid e_*.rf:n_'-_:'ic~ii':'_ I - Lryzziis. The result is pmini-r ren-.;1a.~" r i. 1 , ._;b_ ...L Main the test. Na\\i_r_'e_'s item '~ f `ll_i 't 3-r;~i:1r~_‘._ly,_thoroughly, yet 8° lille-ly. fo; . 1 ‘ j " ' ..‘. mink nature her- self has come '. - - : r. .'.~u': ::i.l F1 doing the work.

/‘.t:dol1,whatarcll¢il You'lI In surprised 1h End how nach better rm i. ,,-I-L-rlrrlun. beuanvery way. Z! r \bita.lIl1 or ltnbbefalv con- r1imi¢.l. take ooo Nlt Tablet esfh nlzzht for I week. T11-an yo~i'Ii not have to fain medicine crazy dr.'. Just In occasional Nft 'rnblot aim than-ill bs

.r 1 is mtyour/

I N COMING. II. _ » I ‘

expected that Major D_A_ McK|nuon_ NE\\' YORK, DPC. 2Ii~-Oil lielliiif Of Death fgp (ha |‘|r;,|_ time entered li" I I 1

. S. 0., C. de G., will arrive home to “ISI”-Y't“'° A"“°"7°""‘ 11151109” *il “US nw' Soldiers Convalescent Iiosoltal. l -wal' rx" 1” . . ‘rt iw ni-fi batter yan rm in on mr:;.-.;_. 7 ‘1;ur»" ighg from 0vm.BeaB__ The gallant gmyqunced here by Bighop David ||__ "(_-|h,gr|0|_|_et.u“»n_ !_.e_qte!.C_ I.. mowing '_\\eldach\.iI|- .1?--'_-.-.noir-w11¢;'a-the-mutton*leollzqwiilboloru-',.___. ....i`ii s.

when after u weeks '.ili1s~_=s of pucu- '_ f [_‘_ __ _ :,,,._tCr_1 is

_ -_-- ‘ _ ?0ll0Wl'n8 lllBBS8Sclins been cabled sep- :mania Sengeuirt Stesplicn J. McNeill. c|,__._._{ , -J, ,- -5 . _...__-_;\__" 1! ' sotoisns |<|No|.v Relweuisen. srately i0 the Arvhibishvns of Center Liu., dispensing similiar or me ii-isp; o...-_ .~: I ,.~_. ..~ - = L .- .:..suv1~. organs D.---‘The returned soldiers who were b“l°Y`4l1\<I Y0l`k¥ 1 Itnl. izsassed away. ’i".ie°'.1LI.~ Sergeant ° ’ ` H ' ” `

Home-on A v|s|__1‘.- vis. lx. L, p ' I

Arsonauit ol' the Chemical Warfare lot.

lu€.Z:l~nK toizr-epyeuuvsiem in gwd cnn¢iiiI0n"‘I¢eep

you Ioeiing your best.

A. FOST-ER. Central Drug Store.

. _ _ ,~ _, ._ ro

`\t'_ . ‘.~-'.».~ 1g 1:-‘P $11” ‘._ -1 _ ' .)»...f...~.; _ ~ ‘- ..f._' . = - yer- .. 1 - » 'I ' =

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Britain Holds Control ` I 0f Commercial Cable

(Special to The Guardian)

.`\'E\\" YORK. Dorn 26-'l`\he Brirtish

Goverrrment has not told the (‘<:nim~ eroilii (Table Company thu. it may ass :st the \\'r».:-il.-.rn “nion 'I' :.1';:i~;i;:i. L`(-\n- .wlv in till /....1 - ol' 1~_ii»!f» lratl`i'i<: fi-run Great Britain will!-'l lin; latter

1-oiiup-ui1j."s .service is interriiptt-il only oil condition thai. no control be excl-~

clsetl from Anierli-.t1. zu.-eortliiig. to 1: sria.teni.suit. issued ‘here tonight by W.illinni J. lieegaiiii. S1-crc\t‘@|i',v ol' the Maclmy Companies. _This ineuns, l\ir li- cena said tl!-i' ili-;- <-.»\\i~ ftoiiimiiiiias 1111;..-1 ignore any instructions from .\l<r. liiirlesuii or his i'eprcse1i.l.ativos

iiriiniii just' its the .-\iiiei'i.eu1\ (levera- menl woiilri rzbjor-l id :\n_\' uileinm of the Rritlsli l'ostrirn.-r.ei' General' to

dl1‘i‘-1;i- the 1»p~ruiloi\ oi' ilu- Aiiiwicali 1-lids of the cables.

Lil£ltl.l.\‘. eu. '.2-if-»'l'lie lln|igu.i'iull

.\linisiry was rl.-poitvil lo have <lcclared its opposition to occupation oi' Hun- gary by the Alilos. The ininisinrs are und:-:rstoori to liuve asked ll\_e Allies

il' they intend to occupy the entire 1-nnntry tlirealenlni-1 U) l'<‘HlIill ill U body ii' the ani>;\\'o1' is a|fi`lrmli1t\'1-. _

liled by the Frankfort Nachrichten. in so for as the operation of the cniiles .

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“F01 the balance of this week wel will offer. _

“DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS 0N ALL

TOYS UNSOLD”

Toys will be grouped in lots and sold et $1.00 for

each Lot. Come expecting' great bargains I

- THIS IS YOUR CHANCE

'To _give some toys to 'chose cnildrei you forgot abou;

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Farmer and Fisherman

R The Monarch is the one Best Boot `

_ Monarch Pressure Cured Boots are made by the same process, have the same gray color and the same wear resisting qualities as an Automobile tire _ '

_ ‘IV

Made like an Auto Tire, they will stand not only the hardest constant use such __

as- any good Bootmust stand, but the abuse of rough stony roads, gravel, grit and I _

stubs, which no other boot but the Monarch can stand

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