.Z»'.”11_ _ _ _ __ -on msn  _   osagnommowu _fjooianian rms-i or sw- riios' steven
   ,rgue
AQ lv A
»  Ill€h -talk. it over.
'We’l1 talk it over with ~
'lyoulr
"l`here's no chance-
`an argument when we fill
your p_resc_riptions.~ 
We _ use . the. purest `
m
for
_ drugs." Perfectly _com-
Eohinded by modern et- .
' 0 S.
- _No substitution!
 You.'ll_f1nd them just
asiyour doctor ordered-
- f Let us dispense 'your
next. _
E. A. F6s`téf°
'f' ' Central Drugstore »
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IIAPP WiYEAR
Buslliilllz the Short Course in Char-
Iottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Brennan, Sum-
msrslde, were among visitors _ to
Charlottetown yesterday.
-'Mr. Geo. H. and Mrs. Boyle, West
_River-. were recent visitors at the
Parsonage Pownal.
_._ _
_ Miss Ruby V. Brown, New London
s
in Charlottetown amusing nié
Bliort Course ln Household Science.
Miss Marguertie Mcii/llllan, Fair-
view. is in Charlottetown attending
the Short Course in Household
Bcience._
_ Mrs. Eben Marshall of North Rus-
tieo has returned home after spend-
ing a'very_ pleasant visit with friends
and relations in this City,
Bliss Maggie A. MacNevln, Argyle
SNOPB. i‘_5 Hmong those attending the
Short Course in Household Science
in Charlottetown. ‘ `
The Misses Ethel Phillips, Brackley
Beach, and Bessie Munn, of Winsloe,
were among the visitors to the city
yesterday.
. Mr. Charles Phillips of Brackley
Beach and Mr. Amasa Horne of Oy-
_Hier Bed Bridge were among the visit-
ors to the city yesterday. ' 
The Messrs William E. Monaghan
and Wilfred Curly were passengers
westward on Wednesday afternoon to
attend the basket social at Kelly's
Cross.
‘ Mrs. .W. R. Webster, Rollo Bay
West, who went under a seriousmper-
_ation in the P. E. Island Hdspital
on Wednesday 1-ast in doing well as
_'can be expected.
Mr. Wilfred T. Woods _returned
from 0’Lear_v a fcw days ago where
he was relieving the agent at that
lrluce and is now at his home at
Kelly’e Cross. ‘ ,
His many friends will he delighted
to learn that Judge McDcm'ald, who
has been ill in the P. E. Island Hos-
pital, was able to be out driving yes-
terday. 
Mr. C. H. B. Longworth, of Chap-
lottetown, was a passenger to George
.tc-'vii by the 8.45 train last night en
. route to Ottawa to attend a meeting
6'
u 1 \ __ _ ‘ 1
¢u‘J‘i£f§'_“€'.i'.?'“ nl i225-l°?¢'?3il“u.2f
,o _ aiu 5 be certain ol seonrlngrhe
hl|:hsll"l\:la'l.l{i_es arid ofpaglnz the ow-
fst |;c;:_‘si le prices lfyou s op hsr_e dur-
nz. i f" ' ‘
- '_ F. S. Mitchell
l='arn'1'f'o|f'.SaIE
Mr.'A. R. Wise, Milton offers for
private sale 80 acresof choice land
with dwelling and outbuildings
>Q
of tue Advisory Board of the Fishery
Dciiartment. '
~“’f"'S~ 1-- W- Muriihv one little Miss
;7"I`01h_lI_` will urrilrc here shortly
,_
om kingston, Ont., to spend some
time with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
M. West. 66 school sr. sho win be
accompanied as far as Moncton by
licr husband who zoos to St, John
to tokc the s1'.e_.mer '1" t
_ eu onic for
- urope.
-~v~»-a-as.';z -can f 'uf h' hsiaieof =~ -”lf_sh°¢.¢=n1-.Mais _er -of f`i\fe<Pr1nce
_ . culfivalgfnrllsgn  fOr fox _Edward Theatre ict? last night for
 '_ranchi` g`8f`miles_ from town con- _
. 1 
way, etc. well _watered and well
 fenced,\a quantity of hard wood
" and heavy lumber, large orchard,
hearing about 200‘bbs ruit yearly
Picton to meet Mrs. Shotten and,
child who are coming from Montredl
Velllenl t0 Chl-lTCh» SCh00l Rail' ;l70 U36 up their residence here. lt
w‘ll 'ue a happy reunio
__‘ ll. as Mr.
,siiotten has not yet had tlie_pl_easuro
oflielng introduced to his infant
ll"‘1¥-'htef Wh0 arrived on the scene
_ since he' left the iuetroplig '_
also 70 acres a_djoinin§,=in Just as
good a ciiltfvation as t e above.
1101-2-vsiimsgyiqi. - _ 
 »~~'~v" ,_,_,_,_`,_, ,_ ,_ ,_
the farmers try _ to co-operqta? `
The farimrs will do well' to capsid.
_ er this carefully and remernlier _fit-li-at
1 strong opposition is strong evidence
Salt 6fMillPropéf'fy"
To B1: sow Ar PUBLIC _Auc-
'l‘|0N on the premises at Milton
on.Saturdayf the 21st day of Feb
ru next at the hour of 2 o clock
P. w.{tiie~lvl'il_l property khown as
\ Curti.s_¢_il8.1e Mills part Of Estate of
' late C arles Curtis, sltuate w1th_m
silcmiles from Charlottetown. ln'
c tiding Grist Mill, Rotary &
ingle Mill with the _dwo ling-
house and stable therein d five
that there is something to. fight fb;-,
The' public d`emand_ foifkodil ualit
Q Y
is growing stronger and fthe fax-more
extra prof_it` will come by. meane‘ of
the elimination of  the pres-
ent wssts and ` unnecessary hand-
ling without any iufreher cone to
the consumer. Théffalf seeing store
keeper will see that he' is"hetter off
with the farmer’s good money 'then
his doubtful eggs. Hs will get .the
_farmers good money if 'he runs his
business as he should. We believe
that our large dealers will buy these
good eggs and _if the store keepers
.oppose the farmers in every move
‘the make to better their conditions
acres- of" land and' theiitllght to E¢hoyferme_rs_ win know now _io reply
niierilowfof the dam and other
_dlonditions to be announced at
sale. ' _
'Warren EDGAR Gnarls'
_ . un ~-We Hoi. YD
ixeoixllgrsnof the will of fl; late
C V aries Curtis - I
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_ .~_,.~.. .,»l `
' E06 CIRQLES _
South n Kings WE
Messrs. Beck
at Murray
` numbers
'lor mem-
nowever. to
has it'
e
their
8|'
l‘\l11l0l‘
store
on ~‘-mor
6
not
me wh°
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to lole
poor
'is are
li!
that" Biff* "said l0l‘
pm wii_‘o"é<h5'_ hood.
are encon'f'a‘ed, also
independent and
to ‘any dealer
the
_ su_cl_i'niet_hods.
iviilia-iviieges. e ~ _f° '
Incluff!2_%ln the many adva_l\f»aZ0B Of
ha 'g' cle_ system, aresthe facts
Bri g the that
methods
circles
their
advan
This
ar
of best
lin
and 9
m¢‘m»n4m°¢ however, is
success.
Si &\T»-- 1
' -I “m t naman.
r,-, _ _'_  ». -:’_'fi-» .‘ e
’¥'.>`.
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fest and .clean games of hockey._ The
competing teams were the Victorian,
the Maritime. cliamp.i_ons.'for ,-the Pest'
three years, and 'the Connaughts,
t is year in the P. E. island Hockey
Lenses. the former winning by the
that these. teams have met; in the
first game the Connauglits were the
bsrr Changed Burns, tue last. year
star of the Vics, played as of old
n~e-:_-_-_-Y-_».~:_-Y-.».-;_»:_-_-.~_~_»_-:_-.1-_~_-,-;.< -_-_-;.-_-,-:_-.-
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A " ,M *_* __ _ __ _,J P _ __ _  ___ )_, _' __  to our old' metaphor, the narrow
l 3 . i _ __ _ _ ’ (i
' .  E HBA-err
ill '
_ __ _ _ _ o
_A5 _tht Al'l1u&_Rll1|¥.lB|t night t_he _last night, . and IIerrell,' the Con- take
sporting fans were treated to two nmights' point- was substituted by their
We
L. Macdonald, v " `
l 'rue victories outoiosseetheir oo-
_ponefits in combination and this is
‘wil-9re'they won. The first fifteen
an even nature neither side scoring,
In the first half the Vics got three'
score of 6-1. _ _ goals and thi* Conns. one, and the er is _
This is the second time this season g:m.c ended G-l. in the Vics' favor. done." Nevertheless, if we cannot
|fl‘iic second game was also won by
,the tics bv the score 3.-1. A full
then the personnel of both teams has this issue, but the Evening Guardian, on the other' hand. we' are satisfied '
.which is issued .it 4 o'clock, will
contuin n detailed report.
Vicfvls byvthescorg of 5-1. Since report is uunavoidablv crowded out of stant
w
_ .3 4 L5|.,.._. ._
' ' .' v' - '
challenge from. “Eldonites” hockey`-
team (whose. trophies have-yet.to be
won) to play a friendly game of
'hockey in the Arena rink. _ _ _ . .
The following is the line upz-
Cover. Point
MacCallum _ Centre.
R8-13158? _ Rover.
_Stewart Right Wing.
'JD_h‘l1ston ' Left Wing
. Manager J. McBride who will be
pleased to have the_ Eldonltes man-
ager call on him at the ‘-McLean"
, house on Saturd
,pleasure try Einhymol su-aying_
Cream. softens the nr_iost_ obstinate
heal-d wonderfully" and gives that
natural, comfortaiile feeling after sha-
vingl A tube 25C. The Ma.cKinnor
Drug Co., Corner Great Geor
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sfo
ed was born in Rhode Island, sixty
years ago and oams to this Island
about five years ago and since that
_ltime has been engaged"in' mercantile
'pursuits at New Dominion. Durim:
these years he had won the respect
r>f_ the entire community, which was
evident from' the _very large number
£5 people who atgzenélecl his_f;iii_er_a_l.
e_ w s i1_ma_n o _s ering negr y
and lthou 11 " . illness ways of ii
tr,vil_i; uatill' lvlwas patqlsxitly borne
_ar‘id_'with _pljlilfeqt _resigns iqn to thc
Dlvii`ie" will and with unfaltsring
faith in the Lord Jesus Christ as
his Saviour, he gently and peacefully
passed into the eternal world. Be-
sidesh'his_'_Wvidpw-:_i;en-'ilauet Mai;__Q\;ar-
'r e- e eaves ‘ .- ourn ‘a s er.
Mrs, Brown of Greelxvlllu, R. I., and
3a lgrae eircle__of_ othe Jelsgtlves. _Tho
iPal 'hedlfers“”were ’lges_srs._' A. Dpu*_l,_
Hugh MacPh-ee; All n 'Ma.cDou2a_l,_
P. Dowling, J. Murphy and Peter
Currie. The remai_us_'_'Were interred
in' canoe _fcove 'oeeietery _td ewsif-
the Kiorious resurrection- morn when
the corruptible shall put on incnrrn-
ptipn and the mortal immortality.
MISS AL_D'A McKAY
Seldom in our Villiage life, has the
shadow of profound -sorrow. ssfilvd
with so much density, as was ex-I
perienced, on the death, in her 15th
year, of Aida, dearly beloved and
nnlv daughter ot' Eldon and Janie
Mciiay, New Glasgow.
She had been ailing for the past
few months, _and despite the best
medical skill and untiring attention
if devoted parents, she passed pence-
f-illy away on saturday Jen. 17th.
Death is always sud, but it lreptre
so, ' when one so bright " and
is called away in the bloom
the clierlslled pet 0! the
and 'general favorite with a_ll.
was of ii gentle and lovable d s-_
and ber spotless life had
her to schoolmates and
‘her grief-stricklin -Parents
one brother, Arnold, she loaves'
relatives and friends tomoutn
eu ly demise. _
'rue luijefgi _ sei-vice in the Christ#
ohnfeéi' was_'eonuuctee _ey Rev.
A. Ha field, where s large gath-
had assembled" t-0 DAY N101!
tribute of rsspwt- ' _
' pall-bsnrsifrwsre, Edgar Bttv-
bnson, Homer Wyand, Howard Park-
mau, Lemuel Wyand, Jim-.es And-
rews, George Dickiescn, _ |
Sheltered new from llfe's tempte-
L tions.
rom its cares and dread alarms,
Na-iight can reach the soul reellnlus '
P ln the loving Saviour'l arms. |
i _ _
I
ne by ons, why should we murl\'_““`
i. The vicinity of Hampton was sad-
‘dencd on Monday IB” when M
H. llallam ol D\.I\\1l»l‘- |
wiuiem myers of ciuuiis om. M-
  _ i'laskz_i, perisliedon trail, body found that _
hmm] on Fam “___ _ _ ' us, r;ri_d_tfo;h_c;_ar_ making _a sacrilegi_
.The "McLean Tartans” accept the M" Myers who was f0rw'eigm' gms e 0 1’ es I m omg so' we
years oi age. was a son of the late
Isuac Myers of Hampton. ,
_ Ile left home 1- some- twenty-eight
years ago and cngaged in railroading
throughout the Western States and
_ _ ' 'ft vi ni t- li' n r “Y
llgiafilflweilil Capt. _ ,Goal g_,_;r til tag gilgmogd cialazin esgxh creases egg produ_ction_ and_ docs it
_ Mi:_m_\_i_§_ade Point. . _Amca__where he spent some “mm nuicklv, naturally and efficiently It
Leaving there at the `beginn_ing of the
_Boar war he went to A1as_ka,.wbere he
mer. with marked success _in..tbe gold
mince of the North. __ -
' lle visited the Island since, years
ago to see his aged mother who has
since passed away. 
Mr 'Myers was well andrinvorabl
- t7 _ _ . ._ _ . y_ ii
F-eb_ 7th_ to mal?By_;_Yf§,;;€I_:ents_? m known as a man Ofsl'-0111115 Cl1HI`HCt0l‘ the mcmhers of the local branch of
M _and his favorite motto wa.s.tbe Gold- the A. 0. H. of which .Mr. Delaney
_:For _making the shave a short en Rule which :bids usdo _unto oth- was
ers _as we would that they should do
to you. ` ‘ -" '
f Besides a large circle of 'friends and
_relntives he lcaves to ‘mourn one
-'brother George on tliohomestead and
two sisters Mrs E li/lcKinno H m-
ee .- . n, u U
Streets. Mau eton and Mrs. D, H. H'asiam of Du- past
. luth. _
'_ _ ` ' ~ His remains are_bnried_ for the pre- will
if°.°*»°*2'*2°_'$";°'§'°3‘¢°°2"¥;‘§r°I'°!*°¢'¢°°I°iT°°§*°Z* _sent in Alaska but his friends have but
n _ . | . I
i To the sorrnwing friends and rela-
itivcs the Guardian extends sincerest
,_  so
I - MR"J0HN LATHAM' 5`Yymrdlll)5l:.hel‘ Pullers l-llcfisr c0DY\l vilho
--- . ‘ ' ' cnu
'rue doom of Mr. J 1 L. th _' . __ . _ <i\\e\'
took-mace alt his m_de__§e‘_"Ne*:v S2 _ Mus. (_/\iioi.iNi<. ivi. siiioilicnni cm
minion on January 1_9th, after ij _ _. ,» . ini!
lingering illness of some months. Ol _'[s{`atndGl0d:S§(::;_e’ 17l§};n% §9§,'10"  ld
the Zlst, the funeral' services wen d C mme M sgerran' assed aww they
uheld by`Rev. `D. MacLean. assisted H ‘_ ‘ p `l-U0
my thenev. A; cruise. 'rue neocon ‘it “’° _ ' “d"““°°d “K” °' the
90 years. Bhe_w_as__a daughter of the
. late William White of Murray River.
She vvvas born in Devonshire, Eug-
land,” and camie to this country with
her parents at an early age. Shc
married James Sherram who Drc-'lc-
ceased her about twenty four years.
Some of her ' family diied _in youth
and. one son William who did 0. mer-
‘cimtile business at Murray. Harbour
died recently. Two sous and tW0
daughters survive htr. HBDYY _mid
'James of Gladstone, P.E.I., lnliza-
beth (Mrs. John _Geri of Amherst.
ics., one Annabelle -.lglli ROM
Gordon) of White _Ba_n_s. P.E.I.
It wasfuuder the mi_u.\Bfi‘Y_..<Jl the 1°”
Rev; Donald McDonald that she vias
arse receiiied into communes ___\_v_d_\
the Qhurcl; df Shetland, flailing s
-clear profession of a Knowledge fi'
|:l_1e‘l_ov_e of God in _-iesus. Ogilgst. H01'
»fa|_tdiI_ip Christ strengtji n her
, _ _ _
tix an trials _-'J'i`fe_ here."
gill! agt th: lgst lehllii' tiiéggnairs oi'
the” v!'orl,d_"were' heing'_sl1iit"'~out from
nu. we issued rair.i1is¢¢of,<her mind
tu" :it 11if_`lt_i_\.sol Wes,
relleylll iftliii sh: ‘(:vHi9_"%_lVé§` °'~"°”§‘7I"
_ tn e_x_prc§_s “flip P73159? ` f  'mm
:interment took placeiii Murray Rivf
er cerhetry the services being con-
ducted by Rlev, Ewen McDougall.
miner papers Please °°P.Y>-_
Mn. RICHARD DELANPPY-
'l'l:c death occurred at his hoire in
Tignish on Monday., Jan. 26th, of
Mr. Richard Dclorey. Ht the advanc'
ul age ei sixty"B°V9"- He' “ll"h°“gh
suffering somewhat from the d}9Hbm'
ues ofaser evne'ered-_ to be 1" "HY
good health uniiil~-within ashort tim!
of his death. He_‘cun‘tra’cl$9d f-¥l>\10i<\
fever' about six weeks' D\'0Vl0\\B C0 lil!
death, but was onwtlie road to re-
ws-cpy wlwi he ' took lxemori-ne'g0 0|
uw ,,mgs__t0,whi¢h ha silcsilmbcn de.
spite the 'liestqpossihle medical carc-
Mr. Delaney' was onb of the foremost
citizens of 'ri'goisli,_ being a naru-
wor|_ring, honest ma‘n_ kind and chur-
n§»,|e in all respects' and interested
in fuiytliilig tliat~’tc_nded towards the
be-tternient of theitown: I-le was
born' in 'Hope f River about _the year
1547; but moved-'atran early 'date' to
iiimiaegssn when he was.-encased in
farmingwbr some thus- -_.From there
he moved to' 'I“l¢l\\8l\'-*Bb.°“t 9°“’“
years' ago where he '-opined a black-
smith shop. 1 As s.'smieI|~l\e was not!-
od for his diligence nnd"ddv0tlon' to
dun, andjit was not..ves‘y long he-
fnre he had' WUFKOU \1|1"H'“V°fY “"3”
trade 'ih Tignlsh snd»vieini1l’y.
135,143- 'n» aorrowing' widow, he
imvog .to mourn their- great loss 'two
daughters, Mrs. ~oe'orgs»'-iaocinson. of
Roxbury. Mass.. "N1¢_'-`“°\“““ 5"
nomo, use two-sons. Jclinslid AUS-'
ein, both* at home: 'Plvovsisters nl-
so survlveiiim, Mrs. Jas. Brown, of
Hope lflver, and Catharine. B180 0|
mo by one they leave us waitinB. Hopf,-R|v,|1_ - '  -" 
Passing t\ii'0\l!1|`- W0 “U97 *nm* ' . ' His funeral took place to R. C.
_emftai-y, Tlpnluh on Wednesday,
   l a and Colin.
1._,“||-4”* lg tile. st since |00- __
_ _ 'in the ,Gurdon of Gethsemane, that
vigio are Playing for the drst time | nllnutes of the wamc was fast play of the encrusted mud 'and refuse of his
cstce
pn pcrs please copy) .-T.
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  __     _      I  uiwiiin nisirne
oltly and sincerely pray for mTi'\7al
strength and _'inspiration without
Always the same Standard of Pictures
catching at least 'something of the
gilt he seeks. l-ieis' 'ot senuin out
BORN
¥ E
vague request upon the vague
_:\il';
he is merely opening, to revert
reek of his own solil to the infinite
ocean, and automatically the ocean
surges ln; though, ‘from having been `
closed to the cleansfug sea,the creek
may have become so blocked with
the encrusted mud and reins? of his
wn mcanness or failure that it will
the waves a long time to wear
slow, but certain, way through.
cannot; therefore, expect to ac-
liievc everything at first. Even Christ
Himself, it will be recalled, prayed,
He added immediately those four
wprds, in which the soul of allprny-
` concentrated, “Thy will he
. ld-l s __ _l '_'
s
__ . Pixocimivimc. lon Fniimv AND SATURDAY ‘ _
The Vifagraph Company Presents "
“Beauty \`Jr\adorned”!
We have absolutely no hesitation in stating lliis- tothe _
thc most hilarious comedy ever produced. Wo reliisrfto-'t
believe there will be zi dry cyc in the theatre from live,
minutes after the story starts, until thc end. The play is*
zictcd by }\l.l.~S'l`AR /\rfistcs, ainongsl others being Sydney `
Drew, Clara Kimball Young, Elhcl Lloyd :ind jzuncs Young.E.
Imagine the plight of two adventurers w|io.wi~rc .shorni
of there false hair, wig, tcclh and a fqw~ other things, :is
depicted by the above artistes, and you will rcailizc thc
possibilities of thc situation.
There are no :iftcr regrets to this picture..
‘l
.a
a Comedy in two acts » 
climb thc mountain in u single stride'
we can :it least keep n clear and con-
cye upon the summit. (lr if
with, and are only candid rnough
ith ourselves to own it, a life of
ordinary smugness and comfort, of
material aims and uninspired re- _
pectability, we can at least realize
prayer has then no meaning for
“l'Ier H_usbanrl’s l_
Experiment."
ldiograpii
mil
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‘Jerusalem and [hc ]1()|y ..lur\i\iu.le|ii, tliciliuri-_ii of.(_-lio i
Land."
Edison
' I 1
lfe wsiiilvil fo test liifi xiiifu,
init ilffor ii~ii<liri;' :i fi-_w ciiiipi-
nina f`i'<-in "Dun f,i|iixiffn" ho
h|ir|'iw|ly i'h:ini;r|l bil-i niinil _
_ _
A ln.-:ulfifnl stiiily of l’u1i->¢-
fine, inulufling streiff life in
Iloly Sepulitlirc. llic (hrilon uf,
(letlise-inane. flu: Blosiluu or"
\l\s_l"uiihfui. liotlilifheui. rho
River Jordan. the lluurl Eau.
.lci'ii'lio, niidflin Sozlof lin ii if
arise one nf the least among us to
stumble.-Everyman. `
get the eoual of Royal Purple Poul-
“The Stolen Heart.”
_ Selig Drama
-The sensation of' the inali-
querndo w:is"`:\ siliuining girl in
\i.'nck.'I`lie story centres :uonnil .~
un onileuvuur to pierce her
identity. __ -
Specific. It fattens the fowl, in-
is u ed by hundreds of leading poul l
tr
Y
smaller sizes 50c and 25c The
MacKinnon Drug Co Corner Great
_.i HF-131 ns.. _ _
[ BRITISH ANIMATED- WEEKLY D-.I
I With World Wide News _that’s Worth While |
I See Hans Holmer, the Halifax runner, win the ' _
Powderhall Mafhthon '
As an egg producer you cannot
_ S _ _ _ _ _ - _
_ men. Large sized package $1.50,
 E,
its last resting place testifies to the
m _ ._ _ _
in which be was held hy his
ciglihors. A parade was formed by
George and Kent Sts Metf
an enthusiastic member. (Other ~
Miss Etta Gardiner, . M1'-DC Witt Calfns 
. Songby ___ _ Songby ' _
“Y0u’re a Regular Girl” “ I
s.
Asleep in the Dcc|i,’_' '
_ _ , ,
TQM GAliVldll'l_ AT Tllld PIANO. `
CONCERNING CORSETS I
Many and various have been the
cceptcd Eillioiisottcs during the i
decade, and even this season
is infinite variety. The Botti-
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| Performances 7.00 & 9.00 p. m. Admission TEN Cents
_ Children’s Matinee Saturday at 3.0() p. ni.
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has ulilleclsd i0 f-he extremism 
as it is the rev rse of r ceful _
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li-. ' ' - 1 =-. - 1 . d'n t modern ideas and arou- _ T'
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_ I ' s rap y osing a Dr. e wi 1 nu :ur o ' ~ _ ‘ ‘ -
' mm' _ tion” is grotesque rather than The new models :irc nntcil for their fvu' si-u.=n»i1s nu". 'i`hi-v on- n\,u,di~ of 'Y
ulfzthing else, so that it,~_is_pe\‘fcCtly ,.cmm»k,,\,|e flexibility; they :irc iv\'¢~~ 1-iiiiaiviiilr-ry mul lui-c. irimmcil \\'il_h
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to predict that the silhouscttc
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_ _ . vidcd with very few steels, und :irc riliilmi; ns ii |i\aifh1'r,..f1'_iq§_ 1; Hwy _ é
bg géunn/fi18_f \l_:;?|plI!,,‘:~£,(:,_n,_;`{as egg? milf! of tho suftcst__ini\f.cl‘i=\ls,_ __ \‘i' |iui't.u|<c of l_l_ii_- n:if_|ii'r of ii ilnuily ‘J
ing. lt'is to give this silliou~ iciiidiiig pcnu do lioic. siicil-Iii\if~i\\'\\ i':|cln~<-~»i»u~l. lin-_ muiiiui uhu has
that the newest corscts ure l>c~_ hutistu, ruhllui' ivnhiiiuiz Hull 1I'\f*l- f<»u<l¢~ui~y t-‘ "“"""‘l1u.iuf_ .\\.~‘v'|=iily'
designed' ‘ 'l‘ho liziuli is i<tl‘1\iL‘;l\\~. ill" Wfiltif- lf‘l`i(i‘ l \\'u;|i'u l»i:|\i~:i|.l\ flivse ii . ~lllll‘In liom-il
vcrv one wishes to oppcui' us if _ _ _ _ ._ ._ _ _ _  ,_ . _ _ , ._ » ., '_ ' `..».<
had discarded their c0mcts_ _“_ Mild HWY diff UW VNY l"“_ _‘f“" _'W lun.-sieii an tliit Iiei l|‘_.\i|e is in i
ugh they know that if such wcrc mist- B"“SS‘°T°R “wr ‘“'°"n“"“fy "ml """"
case, no matter how beautiful those corsets, but they uri- vcrv dal
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Af Alley’s Sale
As Little as 75c a Pair
_ behind the styles. ' ` ` -~
factory for house wear. I
stock, a limited assortment A
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Woi'nen’s Boots Cost You _.i  A
 This, clearance sale of sample shoes _  I
includes odds and ends from our stock_- j' ,f _ _  _
' lines that we have stopped selling- in __ ~ ____-I.; __r~.,'___ji__ '  “  _. _  
some cases shoes that are a year-or more _ ,MM ____ 1'.-
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_ But they are still as strong, as comfortable and as neat  _  ,Q-» _
fitting- as they were when' in fashion and under rubbers or Q; fs j_\$_.._3-y
Qvershoes are good for street wear and are perfectly satis- e.__._,._.:>.~ ' <35
Alimited lot- of women’s, Women's patent leather,b G u n_ _metal but_l`<>J`}'ed
- » ' 1 t _ 1' _ d _L-_Sold = oots, ‘Ii prcscnt '_p_opu_a
e .”2.‘§§eZ?.‘.f‘ i.’2£.‘i"¥I»§..§’°‘Z.?. §_"3..”;§ii_i_;§ 3.?-$§’F3§&.2... faves ' yesefdos r 
» » Patent pumps- with 'two
of sizes, at 75c and $1.00 ac- blggsgezlilfggangogéieng _straps and b_ovv,_ seasonable
Cording to quality' nicc comfortable boot that StYle_- ine? _f5l(L)ff;l't5’ 1333922
A better “"6 °f W°"‘9"'S|f,°"S $2”f§“la"ly 5°" $325 re¥l1$olhoyu"§`1igh(lrkio siloés;
American cut boots, sizcs "W ' Sizes g1.2_ 3_ 3 1.g_ 4 _and 3
2 1-2 I0 4, 21 Mat and llalllyl Gun metal pumps, new few other sizes worlh'up`."to
linc,going now at _ Half-Price styles, rC_i;ulni‘ly $3 for $2.40 11.00 now . _ _
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$4, today...  $3.20,
H. part of the city without charge.
This shoe sale will last but 11 short time longer :is the :~'l<u'k is r:_i|ii<||y <li~i'rc:i:=.-
ing Mail orders-receive prompt ziltcnlion :uid city or<lcrs will Iii' clcl|\'ci'<~<l to :my
__ _A limited _line of men’s_ elastic side
boots, plain toe, good quality leathcw
strong and good litters, sizes 6 1-2 lo 10,
75cand   $l.l‘0
_  Men's laced boots. sizc_s5 1-2 io ii.
These are some old styles in lan, pw .ul
audvelour, bluclicr cut. good ..tLcrs,
Jesus calls-them unto Him. 1095-|_`;p|f. 28th, Rev. A‘. J. McDougall of-_ ,_ 5 I ` ‘
ficiuting. The large concourse of e S   e
MR WM' MYERS' |p¢-qpla that accompanied thebbdy to ` `
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lCeorge Myers of that place received_ _   
fthe followlnz telegram from Mr. D.  _ _ __  __,,. ~.' _ri yi. »-i is -'ia ‘-
_ Shine Superb Snaps for Men __
comfortable :incl slroiifi. l.0(‘_ ii;"\ll_ if 00
and 2.50 zic_cordin_l1 to r|i|z.iiii_v_
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lhcrc arc some lim-s of our |\icn`s
boots which wc have slop|i<'<| .~cIlin'_i§ mul
you mn make s=i:lc<‘liou.s from those' are
|'Qp'i|l;||' stork :it zi rlhmiiiiit on llic loli-
ulai' price of 20 p. c.` _
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