he l t g... ... ,.5 J, .~..l.¢.... .... .-
_ I . _I . _ I _ ! ._ _ .‘._.,~ _. __., ¢;__l ., 1..... , .._,__\. W, V 5- ' ' 1 ` " 'V " ".1, _ »;l~.2.~ -. - ' sv- f.1'.' ls. t' lu; '.1 /.1
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.Chappell Hands
You can-cure your chap-
ped handsln a remarkab y short time lf you’ll apply
Carnation Cream
to them a few times a d_ay. S_ornetl_mes a single applica- tion will _effect a cure. This preparation you can use at any time aslt is promptly absorbed and leaves _no trace_of grease or anything to soil gloves etc. Damtily perfumed and delightful to use.
25c a Bottle
.l. G. .Iamieson
DRUGGIST l;§;n{{usAt_>been_ received here bv
R» fmm llls ‘"0
tionary Force at Salisbury Plains. G
~ _- . . __
tapt. hitixee is Mlncs, to join thc Island Artlllcl) Charlottetown. there,
Watermans Ideal Fountain Pens
for the New Year.
Every pen fully guaran- teed.
Prices from $2.50 up. ww- I-ere a
Our horse li
G. H. Taylor
Jeweller & Optician I
1
TIDE TABLE
r "rt
. JANUARY. " " "
lilgll Water
Date Day Time li't Time
I _ I" 11.32 0.9 22.17 .` 2 - sa. 12.16 7.1 23,02 ".7 1: 4 S 12.56 7.2 221.44 " - M 125.32 , 'ru 14.0? S \V ' i-1.30 ' - ' 15.00
ll 15.39 9 _ 16.16 10 16.58 11 ` 17.50
12 1,
sy:
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".21
‘ 18.50
19.57 21,04
as
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1, 1) 14 - ‘ 10.0 15 ` 11.0 16 ; so 11.4
17 ; S 12.3 ." 251.5:
18 LM 13. 19 l Tu 0.46 8.0 13.4 20 ‘ \V ‘ 1.34 "" "
" 22 o
23.0
oo
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, 1.1
'Ji ‘Th 2.21 7./i 22 ‘ l" 21.10 6.0
23 Sa -4.04 0.5 l.'l..'lll 24 S 5.0:: |l.l 10.30 ”.
17.20 18.00 19.057 20.00 20.5
14 -- 14.54 15.36
25 1 M 0.12 20 I Tu . 7.22
27 f VV 8.29 6.0 28 I Th 9.29 6.3 ‘ Lili 1 li' 10.19 6.0 30 l Sa. 11.03 6.8
‘ S l 11.41 7.1
31 -_
5.9 5.9
els l:»':.'\ will
JANUARY.-lst to Zlrd, fair and
cold. 4th to 8th, blustery. 9th to 13th. fine weather for January. litll to 18th, sleet and snow. 19th to 22nd. changeable. 23rd to 24th. rain alld snow. 25th to 27tll, a storm period. 28th to 29th. clearing. 170th to 31st. clear and cold.
DIARY 0F EVENTS
TO-DAY.
lland at the Arena. Service ill St. James fillurt-ll, ll n.lll. Skating. Arena ltink. 8 p.nl.
l’eople`s Tlleatre, 7.30 and 9 p.lll. Prince Edward Tlleatre. 3. T.l5 and
8.45 p.m.
Dflllls
MACQUARRIE-At l)eSable. on lic-c. 20th, Mr. (Illnrles MncQuarric, aged 67. -
MlcDONALD.- In llorchcstcr. Mass. Dec. 18, Ellen MacDonald. llelatlves and friends invited to view the re- mains at the residence ol' her niece, Mrs. Otto Stall, 83 Spencer St. Funeral mass and hur- ihl at St. Georges, P. E. l. Train leaves North Station. Sunday, Dec, 20. at 7 p. m.- Boston American.
"Principal Miller warns his stu~
dents that busilless mall do not want " know alls" ill their employ. but they expect their employees to know some- thing well. and be ready and willing to train on. Diplomas are of but little value unless backed by the genuine
article.
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“ The Charlottetown Business Col-
lege promises no prospective student s pos tion. it selects and recommends for positions only those who have proven during. their tuition to be
Wmy' I I 4 sus-1-lmllsll 1
l
" Get good times that
a cténlge in tg:
o ess. ~
Stlrt the
forms will be received by the under»|
The Narrows, all in Prince County. up ' to and on the first day of December
tobe accompanied by cash or P. 0. order for three dollars to pay cost of drawing duplicate lease and register- v
` Copies of plans, application forms, form of lease and leasing regulations
Office of the Provincial Secretary. \
Charlottetown.
Store of Austin Ramsay. Conway. I Oflice of G. M. Matthews, 0'i.eary. 1
Sulnznerside,. `, b
ARTHUR NE‘.VBERY, I
Asst. Provincial Secretary ‘
,ll
M_ti\ee. o the P. E l.
favorably known in
West l)own North,
Salisbury i‘l1-tins. ‘
Dear lfrank.-It is blowing tl gale'
that our Battery did not leave onl'|o
lines. Tilt-rt-fore l have tho first ’ b chalice to drop you a lille, that l have hati for some time. 1 keep well as do all ollr lllen. lt is nlarvcllous how we tl do it. I suppose living ill the open p and plellty ot’ work hardens us to it. 1 | d
shakes ml bit of' table so, it is al l
lt has been constant rain since we
timcs. We now use tile pickt-.ttillg;i(‘ rope strllllg from the wagons and do l not llse heel ropes. This gives ns a chalice to change our lines evcry day.
About tl week ago the Battery com- nlalldcrs were callcd to the (Tolonel’s` otiicc at 10 p. lll. and told they were to be at zl certain point at 0.30 a. rn. thc llext morning with their whole Btlttt-ry. The men had just quieted down for the night and had to be wttkcllcd \vithout any ntlise or lights. 'l`llt- horses had to he harnessed anti hooked in thc salnc way. Kit, bags alld t'ood for one day for man and horse had to be taken. All this was
done ill thc
tllt- mile, and tl t-onlptlss. You can
next. T
Each application will be required in Charlottetown. yesterday. ___ W I
are deposited and may be inspected v at the following places: _ , Mr. and Mrs. Willard Muttarl. _
6368-11-4wstf I I is spending New Year witll her cousin, 1
--4-*__ | Miss Marguerite .\lcEacllcrll, ML'
nn slllsaunl -
_“_ l. l- ~' ' ;
,‘ Dr. P. C. Crosby with his wife and- ‘SHI a power 8 I “we is near
_T \
ttle soll, arrived from the West on A
_ ther, Captain William T. G. 'l`aylor. Cllarlottetowll, left hy
A McKee with the Canadian Expedi- the mail special last evening for
doubt if you will be able to lnakelreturning tlle_v intend visiting tllel much of this letter for the tent pole . l8ltCr'R llaugllter. Mrs ((72191-) Gault.
_. . _ V M
most impossible to write. _ l
llll U10 lllllll iS l@l‘FlflC- you fill one? lf not. lose no time. but
"QS l12\V@ lJ€€ll l1\0\`0llll\11lly register at the Cllarlotetolvll Business
dark. The ¢1i.<tnn<-t- wg ltercst and attention givt-ll hy tht.-~
had to go lvas about twelve milgg, ,tcacllers present seems to point lhisl over va strange country. and all wo iorgalliz-ation toa very prosperouslllnll llutl to iltlidc tis was 11 map lf: im-ll 10 llcneiicial career. 'l`llt- tear-llers one and'
11563 -#wo ' _ » . rss cuAl<l.o'l'l'ls'l'ovl-N -oUAlaol.~l.- . V ._ _ ._ . JANUARY 1»1915-»..
+ _ . _ ___ ____________..- __'__-.._'__ ..._ _.5 as _'¢¢ - -.- - -_ -_ __-,_ _-1 - ,___ _ » - __ ..._ _,_.._.._._......_A_.-__.- ___-_- _._ ..._ .. .s_. __ -»_ .__ ~ ___4......__... of ..- . ____ __»- . _-7- ~ --- ~~- --- -w-
Mrs Wm. Tremere and Miss Ella
Mr. Frank Tremere of Hampshire is
°.-~.~ °- °- --.-'.~°¢'.'°»"Z~1'¢-'I'-.~°.°00‘~5°¢-0
. f -0yster_(;“lture I PERSLQNAI-S I 5 nllltr sstlacllolls For l - -- 1 ~ I
Rebel I Mr. charles smlul, lvlnsloe, was ll 1 REIDERS of
1 Applications on the regular printed visitor to the cny yesterday. V j I-HE 6unD|l"
oyster culture in Foxley River, Trout visiting friends in Hampshire and Furnlghsd by W, 3,, Lougon _
l ‘ v I
'signed for lease of barren bottoms for M. E. `N. Sanderson of Greenwich is E °¢~!'3~
or Lot 10 River, Conway Cove and _Noth River.
I v~J°~.’f°2°°‘¢°Z"?'Z~°Z°°!°'Z°‘I°~°.“I°s'r€°°1»J}-1°°3°'&°-.-
remere of Hampshire, were visiting'
MY .\`l~IW YEAR’S MESSAGE.
Instead of rlmking New Year Reso-
lutions for myself this year, I alll
lslllllg fl'i8lltlB ill l\'0l'\h Rlvér. (lie ggnding a [ew 0| my friends thin meg-
lng same. - gguest of Mr. Edward Younker.
B
l\lr. Fred Turner, Wlnsloe, drove to h
Oflice ofthe Protllonotary, Summer-‘ the city yesterday and reported the
side. lroads ill excellent condition for wheel- I
Store of J. E. Birch, Alberton. 1 il
i .l
Miss llazel llardillg, who has been C
~Storo of Kahlill Sharbell. Portage. , visiting friends ill Springfield return-l Oillce of lion. James A. McNeill, 1 ed yesterday to ber llonle ill Nor- I
UFO. I
_ I
Miss Mable Jenkins, Alberry Plains, I
ednesday to spend New Years with
. \
Tile following very interesting let~ Mrs. Isaac Crosby, Marshfield.
Illr Gibson Taylor, son of Captain
eorgetowll, L-ll route to Sydney
.\lr. luelvllll- llrlfm. or or.l\»elllllrg,'
Dec. llrd. 1014. lSask., has arrived to spend the winter.
ith his parents. .\ll'. and .\lrs. Sinlolll
- W
alld as usual raining this morning so I llrowll. lluntcr River. after all zlhsellccl
f seven years. lie is llccolllpallled y his friend Mr. l-`owler. |
Mrs W. J. .\lcEat:llerll. Mt. .\lhioll,| nd Mrs J. M. McLeod. Vernon, were
assengcrs to Georgetown \\'cdllt-.s-; ay, en route to the lllainland. Before.
urray, Port Iticlllnontl. \
“ Do you wish ll good position?
ollege on January 4th. You can
'l`llc Southern 'l`ent'llers' .\:=sot-inliolli
held its second llleetillg on Sattlrdll;.‘.l 'Det-. lil, ill (`ll1ll°l0ttcto\\'ll. The good attendance together with the keen ill-
. - fa 15' "01' of seeing your fondest dreams
llake no better investment. A E
SUUTHEHN llllIHlHS' -‘
ISSUCIAIIUN Mlll|llG.~
sage ot congrntulation and thanks-~ congrntulation on the evident success
-\ll'S- 305- llfalllffl’ °f Mlllvlew is es that have colllc to them during the isltlng ill Summerside the guest oi' past yea,._L.h,mks for their me“d_
hip and for everything which they ave shared with me. And the best
but I can hope or wish for you dur-
ng the coming year is three hundred nd sixty-five happy days, and the
ome true. _
would flood your pntll with sull-
shinc; _
would fence you from all ill; wollld crown you with all blessings
f I could but have my will.
ye. but human love may err, friend,
0 I only pray: God bless you, nd God keep you through the year.
. lox nlllttlls.Pl|u
’i`llo following is rt list of colll-
panies which have paid dividends on account for 1014. Most of` these com~ pallies expect to pay additional divid- end later: Spring l’al‘k.. .....10 Prince Albert . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . ...10
flllorc soon)
llllyner lllternational declared 40
paitl....
lt. J. l\1c!\'cill Co, cash 50, stock 50
later.
Rayner Siollellurst Silver I-‘ox
Co. paid . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..,200
Rayner Clarke & Harlow Fox
Co. . . . ...paid .20
B. 1 . Rayner, West Gore
N. _...paid 105
Black Prince 1-‘ox Co . . . . . . ...pai|l .50 General l-“nr Farms, Ltd..... paid 12
(Expect to pay 12 p. c. lllore soon)
Mount Edwa.rd.... paid 10
(\Viill additional 10 p. c. soon)
Murray llarbor. . .. . . _ . . _ . .cash .110
(Moro soolll
‘Upton . . . . ..........t-asll,l0
. ll\lorc soon)
\\'t-sinlorelalltl Silver & Pall-ll
Co.. . .. _:cash 35, slock,T0
Silver Tip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.cash 15
(Added three pairs)
lnlperiul Silver lllttck I-`nx <'oln~
pzllly. l.td.. lllontnglle . . . . . . . . ...i.'l tzlddetl three pairs tu ranch and
hold sccltritites i'or llttlullt-c dnt- on
sale ol' l'o.\'es wllitzll wllcll~ col- lected will enable thc-ln to pay .'ll;- other .. ._ ........l0 ur.
all expressed tht.-ir synlpatlly with the
tllcrc at 5.20 and slept on the ground I for all hour. Each Battery had taken j zl different route alld we were the; second to get there although not the first to leave. We found ourselves within the confines ot' an old Saxon Castle, called “Yarnbury Castle." it had evidently been a wollderftllly fine placc. although only a few stones were left to show a building had ever stood there. The area of the building and
'grounds had been imlnellse. and ll diffllrls <1 vert' prosperous future for
very large, deep nloat running around l tht- whole place. The situation t:onl»l nlands tilt- colnllry for miles.
Another rollte nlarcll one bronght ns near an old tzhurcll ('01. f‘rt-elnlull und I visited it. ltcctor kindly took us through
it was intensely interesting. lt was lcbullt ill 1263. the previous building I having bem standing for 500 years. ln it were the tombs of two Crusaders .and all old Saxon fol.t over 1500 years old. This was at a place called
Illlber.
A few miles l'rolll our lines is a pile
of' stones trailed "Stonehenge," the re- lnalns of a l)rllid's altar, and over 3,000 years old. it is wonderful how these nlcn were able to pile such tremendously large stones one on the other. .
On \`ovt-nlbcr 24th a llunlhcr ol' of- 5
lic(-rs; and nlt-ll attended a nleeting of Vtllllltltl Lodge. Free Masons in Lon- doll. I was fortullzlte cllough to be l'lJl0 ‘U L10. It was truly fine und the lllr-lllhers oi' this lodge gave us li :trout reception. The luectinlx was l0ll0W0<l lJ.\' a splendid dinner ill the l)uke of (.‘onnaught's rooms. lilany noted lllell were presellt. int-lllding such men as Sir Francis Lloyd, Gen. Will. commanding the London district. `
_As Christmas draws near wc think I
ol _von at home. for by that time we lllay be in the firing lille. We are all . itching to do our share and will he 1 glad when the order comes to move. l I hear .Iinl's boy, Dick is coming
on the second contingent. Major llalltlfortl McKee is now ill l-‘rnllf_-o_ lic is about the first medical officer to llo sent from the contingent. (!ol~ l.oll McKee. ilnnl's bo_v, is ill the ell. Klllt-ers and l hear Harry hicxoo Sam's bo_v is in some ttllit here. '
l “'lll lmfflly he able to write you
for some time. but give mv regards to nil. l do hope Lizzie and l)oris and yourself will have tl very merry Christ. mas. Write me often. l)on't walt for
mc. l will write when l can,
With love to 'o
day anti 'I`llt: and
out-ver our llutlory got l
.l 1-l.o'r ron ronwsnnlso '
L0-VDUN. December 31.-A Rome!
"AW" Bl»0Dlflng ' on the fronti
BUY and France. the Italian go'vern--
ed in checking a vast
plot for 'forwarding huge consign- ments of cereals to Germany. 1
"Dr Comms-ralstore Plore well-~
- , a .
known phnm 1 R _ of marine. on the British, raid on Cux-
an n ome, and Big
nor Castrignano, lormeriv a customs oillcial. who were involved in the plot, have been arrested, the latter-I walls trying to tribe sn omolsl ll-old
-*-----_ ‘not wish to send cash because I want- l
(il-IREALS FRUS'l'HATE"]5i`France." li
ilntutinc the illnnnll,-rolylo malls all the association alld its prolllotioll. 'l`ll~-l looking alike and the night pill-ll (lark lprogram was of a very illterestillg and! and misty. il ' » » helpful nature considering the fact!
that the lust. lllct-ting had hct-ll ht,-Id. btll zl week before the tctlcllt-rs lllilyl expect .l much better nleetint; wllcnl the associatioll nleets on Jalltlary 9th. 1015. Tile Presidellt called the nlcetingl to order and explained ill eloqllelltl terms the purposes anti the benefits ol'| such all organization. Inspector (‘roc-‘ kett followed by collgratulatillg the associntien on having secured Mr. Cllristopher as president anti by pre-
this organization. llc then explained fully “llolno Projects for the pupils., st-llutll garden work for ilu- willll-r lntlllihs tllltl other silnllttl' llli'.<lllltll-r- slzllldillgs which ollcn llrise in :l tt-nt'llcl"s lnilld. Mr. 1'. l\it:Guigtlll lol- lowcd by Mr. 1'. \\"alsll, tllcll cxllrcsscth themselves by saying that this organ- ization would have two very evident benefits to the teacher viz.: social ill-- tercollrse and the training ill the art of public speaking. Mr. McGuignn then| read a very instructive paper on "Discipline ill wllit-.ll he voiced the now popular idea that corporlll pun- isllnlent should be a last resort nlld that proper leaching alld strict :ul~ lllinistratlon of penalties from the be- ginning tlitl not need any furtllt-r lllcnsllr:-.s. .-\ spirited discussion fol-
lowed. led h_v Mr. ll. l\lcl.eod. Anoth-I nl' paper was then read by .\. ll. St-nlp~, son on “flow to (‘t-ltrbrzlte ffllrlstlllas
ill the l’rilnnr_\' School." 'l`his paper' was discllssoll by .\lr. (`rot~ht-it who spoke specially of the clause:-l of' thtll paper rcfcrrillg to the tt-alcllilly; ol' singing in the schools. llc said hcl would like to see every st-hoof ill llisl lllspectorate teaching singing. After, the reading of thc minutes and some busilless the association tldjollrlled to meet again on January iltll, 1915. ,
._.._.__.___._;_.__é. ,
DRE.\'Ci-1 GIRL .\`ACll1F1CES
HEI( H.\IIl FUR .*`OLDIE[tS.'
l’.»\ltIS, December 31.--The Nntioll-
al Soldiers' Gilt Colnnlittee this week receivedover hnlf n million Christmas `of1erin;.;s for the troops ill service' varying from live geese to sprigs of, holly and mistletoe tied with the tri- color ribbon, but the strangest and most touching curve today-coils ol long golden hair. l The sender, ll Lorraine peasant girl Yvonne Pusel, living in the Vosges hamlet uf Ch-1l.tillon-sllr->'nol1s, wrote asking the committee tq buy a sold- ler's vnslsette uith the proocerls,say-
y u all. _ , . .
WILL |lng: I nm sorry to give extra troub-l
('apt. (ith Bty.. 2nd iide., tj, [<‘_ A le, but I live so lar from n town
whore I might sell it myself anti did'
ed to sacrifice my proudest possession for the sllke of the defenders of
BOTTLED FLEET OF'
dispatch to the Times says: GERMAN EMPIRE.
I sr » ,various consignments 0| c t 1,5 d LONDON, December 29.- A Berlin goods and nom- to Aung;-,,|?g_ta¢,-;_ dispatch received by the Exchange
Telegraph company by way of The
ment has mcceml Hague. says that the German Emper-I
or sumnloned Prince Henry of Russia to his headquarters tn confer with him and Admiral Von Tlrpltz: minister
haven. 'Phe conference lasted several hours. the prince returning to Kiel by speo_lal train. - 4 it is believed in Germany, the dis-
patch adds, that Prince Henry is to
,the general ollless of the customs to be liven supreme command oi’ the
sus-1-lmlleil obtain a permit tor the _snpol-tation" battleship fleet. _
Crapautl l~‘ox Company.. .. r-nsll, .~i0 Willow llili Fox t'o, 35 p. 1'. 011811
New London Fox and l-‘arm Lands,
l.itl...200 p.. c..t‘asll. and-.illore later. Ill-gal .. .. .. ill tluntlas.... ..fl00 cash and 2500 stock Seal ltivt-r Black Fox ffo.. . . . . _ . . .. 10 (Also 8 pups added to rnllcll) llialnond.... . . . ._.30 Rogers l’alon.... ..L...l0
(More later)
'l`lle Freelalld Silver Black F%x (‘n..
l.td.,‘llas paid a dividend of 5 per cent. nl stock. -
Tile tlnrrutllers Silver Black ‘Fox Co.
has paid tt 30 per cent l-ash dividend out of n lloeiared dividend oi' 110. All additional sunt will be paid after tllc` general meeting on Dec. S.
(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend) Pure Calllldian Sil. Blk I-‘ox Co., 40
and 1:5 per cent inter.
llit-lllnnlnl lilly l-‘ox ('o., 20 pt-r cent.
|More later.)
l’rovilleial Sliver lllnt-k l"ox Vo., 40
pt-r t't-nt rush. With nmrc to follow latt-l'. _
Sovereign S. li. l-`. Co., cash.. ..._..1.»
(Front 4 pairs)
l-larttord D. S. Fox (7o..... ._-....35 Peerless . . . ... .....10
anti balance after January lst.)
Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox
Co.. l,t(l.... ...G0 (With 00 or T0 later) _
llackctt il. F. (‘.o.,...... ....1.l
(and two foxes added to stock)
Magic l-`ox t‘.o..... ....50
lin adtlitioll to stock dividend of 100 p. tx) _
Cllarlolletowll S. ll. l-`ox Vo.. . . . . ..l-v
(Also ten foxes added to rancll)
lletlt-qln-. l~‘lll' l~‘arnling Co.. Ltd.. . . .10 tilcnaladalt: Sliver lllnrzk l"ox (Yo. 100
(50 p. <~. rash 50 p. 1:. stool. bonus.)
'l`llo illdcford l~`ox (‘o. l.ld.......'J00
(100 p, 1-. casll-~p;titi 35 p. 4:.; bal- nnl-<_-_ G5 p. 1-., will bc paid soon, 100 p. t-. ill stock.)
“'l`ln- t`ll1lrltllteto\\'ll llllsiness (`ol»
lege will likely have ll lnrgc ;:rad'l:ll- ing class of first-cltlss ntellogrllpllvrn rt-adv l'or positions just wllcll business |.lr~n'\l'ill bc ill need ol’ tllonl.
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" .\'ot ill numbers alone. but ill.
l‘Ifill-loncy does thc (fllurlnttetowll Business College excel. llllsincss nlell appreciate that.
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S'l`()(‘Kl'l0LM, Sweden, Dec. 3|).-~
Total losses to Scnndlllnvinn shipping through nlinc disasters were up to
lnld-Decclllller:
Sweden. eight ships and sixty lives;
Denmark. six vessels and six liven; Norway, flvo vessels undslx lives. To this iotul lnllst also he adllod llol- land wltll three vessels and fifteen lives. 'l`llo total financial loss .for the
twenl_v~two ships und their cargoes For building lllcn of wllr. ,she will reach llearly ten nllllloll dollars. Wltll gulls that broadside arc. -U(
State oi' Ohio, (Jlty oi' Toletlo, _,B
lluctls County. ` `
l~`rllnk J. Cheney makes otllh tha-t
hu in ,,,m|m. pm.mm. uf the mm of |.~_ llogarithnls all other lncthods will out- '"1
J. Clleney & Co.. doing business ill
<5. A.M¢Dona1d-S .{:;..-.;;-;.~:.';.>
Great Clearance Sale of all
Ladies Black Astrachan Coats
We have the following quantity
of these coats left in stock which we have decided to clear out at once at the following startling low prices
Each Coat is made of guaranteed skins, lined with
number one quality heavy satin. The coats are Well finished and guaranteed in every respect. ~
Cine coat size 44, length 52 in. Reg. price $55. for $33.00 Cine coat size 42, length 50 in. Reg. price $55. for $38.00 Cine coat size 40,1ength 50 in. Reg. price $85. for $55.00 “ine coat size 40, length 50 in~. Reg. price $68. for $45.00
is K* U
ne coat size 40, length 34 in. Reg. price $40. for $28.00
Cine coat size 38, length 44 in. Reg. price $45. for $29.50
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Cine coat size 38, length 30 in. Reg. price $32. for $21.00 “ine coal: size 36, length 52 in. Reg. price $38. for $30.00 me coat size 36, length 44 in. Reg. price $49. for $35.00
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TH EATR E, BOSTON.
fl-attire will lil- l<l'nnl; <‘ol\roj.' :llvi
about the pllysiclall and his dlllios.
lllls ls tlcslzrlhctl :ls smut-tlltllg flint ol-cllrs every lilly. It is :l llllrlesuln-
nllxnp ol lo e | ole
wllicll the lollif .\‘lli1`t-rillt: pnlllit- is sull- jmicll. Alice 'l`edd_\'. tht- ht-all' v-'illl 1 _
.lff, .lllll olhel -dlolg it-alllllt-s \\lll
1.1. .' tlgt.-l ts' ' -v l`lv.' glrrl :ll
zzollitn and dnnt-:-:l; 'l`l\o:lt- l"o:ll‘ .“»lf-l- orilolls Vllzlps in :t Illcllll ol' tnirill and nlclotly; .\l:llll\ll_v :lull .f\llln-rs. ill ll lill- illuo clllt~l‘lnilllllclli; and sl-vt-rlll other :tl'tl'tlcliolls to llc nllilollllt-otl lull-1'.
CELEBRATING THE LOGAFHTHM.
K (1614-1914.)
llnll to the logllrithlll. `
That patent .ot-tznltislll.
Alld to its'\viat-. inventor. 111|: .\':lplct'.
l’.v its llncanllv :lid
The fenrltlsll lnlvigntor. Who rides the irucilt-:as wtl\et'.
l.ikcwlse nstrononlers. Wllell rot-.kollill thc stars'
K . And other pltlllcts' courses through
the skies. _
And to direct. the gunner's nlnrklnall
In higher mtltllonmlics, - Aeronlotry nl' slnllt-s,
strip! _
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thc City of Toledo and State moro-
said, lllld that said firm will pay tho 'Three lllllldred yeurs have gone
slim Oi' ONE HlINI)i'¢ED DOLIIAIIS
for eau" and every case of (;mm~,.|, l~‘lrst heralded his nlarvellouslnven that cannot bc cured by the use of 90"' " ~'
Since Edlnboro' town
].la"~s Ca|_a".h Cul.-0_ All llfhllld l.0 Illm I. ' Blllll1bGl'B,
Whose “ tllcinl l'llhl\bers‘
FRANK J. CHE\lEY. _ ' , _ v 'Q ..-
Sworn to before me and subiscrlbeli A°hl°"§r",°'“ll§ °“"9“"l°‘8 °°mPl'9° in my presence, this 6th day of Dec- l‘°“5l°“-
ember. A. D. 1886.
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(sein A. w. ol.nAsoN. """””ERA‘“"' 'S
Nom'-y p“b||c_ 'I . .POPULAR IN .EAST
Hall‘s tlatarrll (7nre4is taken inter-`. ,_ l
nally, and acts directly on the .blood Tl‘°,X_1‘;`.°
and mucous surfaces of-the
J;-.__
Send for testimonials free. Y°"" “Id
r.l cl-launv at co 'rolsdo o C°'“°""‘°“°f
3 ld H-Dm " 75"_ ' ` arrival direct from 'rite heirs rslllldurlllll for comet- 'll " "le *"1* “Y
I’*"°“ . .
U"l’ll1" I-"M“ll"f~ l*1l'_1 ‘ll}‘_l'S "li "'l`l"` \\`il.Icl‘ has only |`tlil`l_\' lll'l‘i\'t-tl. lllll liues the into-'nelly \\'lll0ll Inttl‘l<e<l l7""‘““l“' Shovf "' “'14 “"ll‘ ll"7‘l` ""l`-" thc l':t::llioll Ari l.l:lli:ln~ ol' .\lllt-rit-tl ll'-""'C`5l “ml l'“""l"’*l *""l"f‘ ‘Il f"“’7'l"" :l l-olvbillnlitlll of lntlllllfilt-1llrers und
ship; _
t W. - -- Y 4- _ -- - 3
tl ll St he tolltlnlled “tie (.1 \C1; Up R()\\,1\l(; OLD
lnixzln I zlttt-lltleti tllo`\\'lnll-l' t1=ll'llt~ll
BESSIE CLAYTON AT B- F- KElTH'S'lill .\’-.-ll' York they llrollglll oil* the
islzltu- one alter tht- otllel' ll llllnlber ol'
it-l\sl.nllt‘ll girls rcp:'c.~;t‘lllillg tht- \'tll‘~
.\lllvt'l<'=.:`.-; prt-llli<~l‘ tlnllrt-ll:-<-. llt‘ssit-_ium ,mlimls
(`ll1."l‘lll- "-'Ill *"’l"“` lo ll ln- l`:"llll""l “'l`lnls<- in the nzltiollul tll‘1..<s of the 'l`lleaIl‘t-. “The Alllllfst-lllellt (’l:nll't~. of ,,||i(,] ,.,,“,,,,.i,,M “.,_,,,, K,.,,,_,,_d with l70Sl‘l'l~" lll"- “"'-"ll ‘lf -l‘"l“'~‘l`»" ‘MV ‘ll _rolllniw of tlpplaust.-. lull tht-re \'/ns it the head oi' ll grunt \f`:l.ude\'illc slll>\\'.|(|,.:,,] .,i|,.,,,.,, when ml. nmm,,nS n,m.,,_ l""¥` U1" lll`l~'l ‘Vee-li Of lll9 N""~` Y°“l`lsl-lltilltf (iel’lllnn\' and l\llslri;l t-anle lll0I‘0 |1115 IWC" llffillll-WI "UV Ol lll"ltrooping ill. lll.ollt:..Lllea.trtt.l-atlclltled .-;Il'ollgc:st ttlld l.H>s,t llalallct-ll progralll-lm _\;,..,- yn,-|( (hp --1~i|~,|,(.m,-\.- _dong “»uS lll"ii ‘lf ll"fl‘lllll"l"" """-"` “fl “ll” hm- ell<~ol'l-ll live tllnes. llnicl' on wllcll ! Miss (`I:l}.'toll will Ill: ;le=zsl.~=lf'll lil' Mr- visittll (’llil'ngo I Icllrllt-ll llltll :l \\`tllI Lester Sllcclltltl and lhe colt-llrntorl k,,U“-H ,.“im.n 0|- UH. l'|,i¢(.,| Smuls \'lfl.Vl0ll 59XlUlU?- ll' llilllwfl ‘If YQ-“l"Y"l\.lltl fllllswilletl $1,000 to lllc p.\triolit‘ 'lull (Oilily llllll l0l"0l'f"""`~ -M ll lll""l:`lllnl ‘icing raised llv the linlpirc So-
wllelt everyone is t'l‘:lzy nhollt tlzlllt-lll;.:,E,.iu,\. in that envy- ` the ellgllgolllelll ot' this colt-llrlltull li;lll-, ` ___,g____`_~_______A__ in-,; that it shall improve in tone as sells# is a lllllsi, tilnt-l_‘.' o:'|'<‘-l'illx: :tl ll. NEW |-:ROCKS To
l-`. lil-ltll`.-s 'l`llr~:lir|-. `l'll|- ing <~-nllr-l|_\'! BE |N ONE p|ECE_
tltrtllozl ill lilo lllzlsl :lntl \\'t-sl \\'llit-ll
(Tonro_v ltnll Lt-lVlairt:`s new olTt-ring is mean, lo SL.('A,m,,.5,.un S,\.|,_:; and nnld to be even fltlllllcr than then' lan: M., pwis KU hmm is om with ,I |m|le_ on scxplanatlon of the lllma ll.-:ull until the great Bean Mines of t)-l-li~ifo. All- __mnm,,,. ,_ ' olllel' strong novelty will be .lost-pill H ,,,(.,.,,,,S Im, p.l,,_;im_, 0|- 'l-,lv gmrb llllrt‘s “'l`elt:pllollc 'l`nngl"." “'l'll lwuist girl The new l`l'o<-lc ‘is to ho 'llnrotl_ly ltugel rllld ll l:lr;:l~ l-_olllpnllj.'. HH hmm, |,i,.,.(. “ml mm., h, . . H ll'
till in to what wolnen sllnll v.'t~ar next
. llc .l l g
stoclt collar. '
It-tlll, "ure sllo\\'|:l_:: pri-it-rcnce for this lnlu- itllllt-nr. and it is destined to ll :twill popltlnrilv 'i`|ll- snnlrtt-st
the lllllllnll llllr-llil,t~:\t'l>, hurl al nov:-l '. . . _ ' , i
slliu llll bl- ln uhllt though alludes
vollal will ln- ln tlctrllled cvidcllce :lv 1-lain his sprillg. hut tlult is only nlr other lnsllioll caprico which denlallds ll lov nt-rl. |‘ol' fall und winter und high .el-it for spring ulld stlllllilt-r."
'l`lIl'l 15001) HOS'|`i5S-\`.
l.\_ ll. ill 'i`o;'olll.o Lllollc.) V A ‘\.,m,m may oggcgg wealth ln,
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fulll. she may have the kindness of ellrtl and the brightest of minds,but nnles: she has ahsolutc control oi her i--flings, there will bo some time
Déducuonq "ldv ho mmlv .in he career ns hostess that sh-c will
" ` , ' , . , . _ _ _ ltlieplly ennovanee or flurry, and the l s speeflily nl. thrust of :.\\ol'd ol C m_ - di t _
mmm! . on lon sprea ng o her guests
\\'ill_-.tugs on otherwise successful cn- tertallmcnt to die out in unllisglliscd illllli1-.- I .
On il. sasslstntlcl-. slcatlf;lsll_v rclies;; /\*§llOil0l 0051955 must to all 01111081'-\
be mode of stont-,so fur as dis-
happcninga nre cone-:rncd.
h .,, guest or careless
lnallvertebtly breaks ll hit ol which can- never be replaced,
smile on as though the loss
entire sot. would but empha-
C
u of the evening calm lnsplros bel
with 8 feeling of conhdence,
ln her heart, she nlny bt
about certain/ important dinn°r or dance, if she
show her nmlety everything oil to a happy conclusion.
hostess or nervous host,
coulltenllnces but badly con~
worry they feel,can do more making the guests uncom- than if the soup were served old und the salad dressing
hy a too bountill.1 quant-
.cslml and a ready
the two most important fac-
thsae by hook or crook and
llials -l' .‘ att-:<," - ` ; l ` ‘ ;_ - 4_; ' _ Q
T r lst-lltilnelll soelns to ln- all with the
f.-\l_li\-:~ l llcnrd tl Cllillultlnll whistling “hut is Lh,_,.L_ “HUM ,,.0“in__. U
_Y‘__ i"llpp.l';tl'j."'ill l.‘<-fruit. and on the _
is 5 ltl
that ll-.lkes so llleny of ns dread it? To he old does not llt-ve>:s'.ll‘ily list-all
to lleusclcss or tlllaLtl'_lc'.ivc.' '~
idven thc rcttdtl' -vho lzvs :.-side n
hook thu* llcllrs the .<=‘-lrs cf l ng \\enr,llnds in the softened tint of its ancient pages, with we Z..l=t of grey in the ins of its inlprlllt, :l c.al‘nl ullolly lacking in the l~!r¢lt'|> l‘-lrck and white ol an edition 'fresh from
- the press.
For business pllrposcs ue leuy Pfe-
iel- the lattelglltlt for long f'on‘»."i\l\l0"' ship ill the libl‘nr_\‘-"to live Wlllh" `.ls we sometimes any of ll rural View ~the other would he our choice. l
It ls one oi thc tests of 13005 Dlllnl-‘
it';;rows old; that its colors, tllougll they muy crack here and there, Shell lost- tile garish vl\'tdnesc.lllll1~ll-5 Ulll'
them when the nlnster's orush wus mst lifted from lbs ¢f\f\v“°- A The comfort. of the old shot! IS l'l`U' Verbgal, because the leather. “'llll‘~` Still in the plinnt stage, gradually fitted itself to the ldios_\'llcrasies_ ol the \-.:nrer‘s foot. .Old houses-always excepting r\IlllS. of course-are pl'eicl‘:.hle to flew, und for the very reason tlltlt,llllvillg been
_ “\’l-'llllcll of l`asllioll." snvs thc bill- ll\’¢‘l lllll-l10Y llil\'0 i\Clll~ll`0ll lllllllllllll
on ilu- ‘ as 1 tl l.lf.-lil l. to - - . ‘
atnlospllerc.
Age given to litcrnturc lts. one seal
of ntlthcnt.icity,t“illce only those writ- ngs whose merits rllll survive tilt:
» ' ` ~ "1"" I" “""'l1» 'l`llC -‘=l1ll`l\\'8lSl lW»S 0l1l‘ lnconstnllcies of |-oplllur taste helon - lnt-ltldtl .\lllcl't:l Iiloorl- :ind .»l_vrllt~ HU, - , . _ , - _. __ ‘ _ ’ lf’ “Nm S' "_ nl ll( 0 Q . l . itll llsl popnlltrll,\._ File high .vtotll |“ the hgc_m~y c"stc_
we love certnill olll plllys,old lnnsf ic,old lncmories,nol; because they are at once on tllcnl und on our iuclllty of association, has llccclltullted their good poillts and tempered their bud nes. is not this true ol P00100 08 “'L‘ll'-’
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