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PREPARED
Musin-
loiiiaclinlid
For the worst. Janu-
ary isthexrnonth for
storii`1§,.~i You should
o_fCoa_l_ on hand now.
after
lull D
2 Mairefhs Liv=r.li»»i°c» nic c.Eiiiiilii cuiiiiniiu 
. SMELT FISHING.-B'ome‘~oi ~the
smelt fishermen of Victoria have been
doing a flourishing business during
at _Georgetownat 10.05 yesterday
inornini with forty-nine tons freight,
  _ Do iu.Doiy 
l'll PAYS to buy In this Province. _ S__URVEYiNG_._-_ Messrs (I. Miii~
l" or and it. N c io sun, Charlottetown
._'i'_ljiE_.4f STANLEY.- The Stanley were in Victoria Monday surveying
docked-Wil P1010" l/0Bi»€l‘d8Y at 10.35 that part of the harbor where the D.
a. ni..-w th ninety-live tons freight, P. w. Dredge was nt work inn ian
sixty sacks of mail and fifteen pass- and found that»the work done was
°l\€@|`S- \ vgry satisfactory. _(They also survey-
Q- e some new wor wh ch. it is un-
THE MINTO.-The Mlnto docked dersiood. will be dredged early next
spring.-V.
120 BBC 5 11111" 51111 lh|l”lY three I>ussen~ 'NOTiCE.- Subscribers arc notifi-
gem-. . all th_i_i_t the p_;'lc¢_av_of the Morning Daily
' --_- uar an`an ontrenl Daily Star
°°°»S==~l1_ Pd" » » ics RACES sA'ruRoAv.- ice is}.$4_,o0 ner year; the Morning Dnny
Signature ‘ races will be held on the Pinette ice Guardian and Family llcrald und
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have a good _supply  . _ _ ., . _  _ ___ _
‘ i - ~ .
\ \ M _ iir_i'aiige_tl for nt the meet and iill iiioiitroal Daily Star i§$1l.25 per`ye-ur;
_ horsemen are invited to enter. the _Evening Guardian and Family ller-
i aid and Weekly Star is $2.25 per year.
on Saturday_ next Jany 9th in the Weekly Star is $8 25 per year and the
afternoon Llasscs and purses will be rice of the idvonln Gnarclan :ind
We can Supply you ,  _ice 'susHEn.- 'rue harbor inn _ ____ - ..
with the kind that
the lowest.
A.PIliKA|lll& G0.
' Phone 240
Ch’town
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We have on hand always
a choice line of Halibut,
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Coi_lfish, Eels, and Smelts
hich we are offering at
_e lowest prices consistent
ith the quality.
'town Fish Suppl
Company
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.gf  ~  The Rexall Cold Tablets
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_ A guaranteed _cold cure. To rapidly and
permanently dispel a cold there is nothing more effective,
safer or satisfactory than Rexall Cold Tablets.
Remember, if they do not cure, your money will be re-
funded. Get a box today.
MacKinnon Drug Co.
Comer Great George and Kent Streets I
Fl ' i 4
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_Bargains L’ is 
‘Not .ni as con uni ciiii¢n'.1»\ if 
. If you wént, good, pure, gi 5 _.5 .  .
' reliable tobacco go to an » __._» ,_ - ~ ` 1
honest manufacturer. We 
establish such a reputation. and believe our old friends
will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line,
Hickey & Nicholson T_oh. Co., 
Phone 345 - - Manufacturers
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fully up to the average if not a little
arc focdiiig it nearly nil ot home. The
especially those \v io i g
during the month of September and
October. As he had not got the Fac-
toryiteport, lic could not_glve the full
iiiiiounts, but there are two of the
lcudliig farmers who. between tlicin.
have taken nearly $1.500. T110 EHS
Circle has only been working' nine
months, and a number have not join-
ed it yet, as they had customers in the
city whom they had promised to sup-
ply. lfowcvor, $1,905.76 was taken
from Feb. lst to thc last oi’ October.
one of the members taking $210.47.
“"1
Brighten Up
With Our Electric Lamps'
There is real satisfaction in having
your home lighted with our Electrical
Lamps. Always come here when you
are in need of anything in this line.
Ourstock is complete and our prices
Carbon Lamps, 3, 5, 8 and 16 Candle Power
A only..:._............... .....  ................... . ....13c ea
Tungsten Lamps
' Note our very low prices on these high Clas
Lamps.
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40 “........   40c_
_ 60 “...... .  
100  
63. '
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Three others passiril thc $150 mark
each. ll. is hoped to seo all the mein-
bcru ol' tho lii.=it.ll.iito in the Circle. i.l\0
coming your ns tho egg industry. ln-
steiiil of only lioini; ii sido |ine_in inrni~
lug. has coinc to be one of its nmin
ussotn. This institute has also wiln.
lat the various exlilliitions and seoil
fairs during 1914, the creditable nm-
ounf. of over $1,200. The institute
piiroliasod 42 tons of bran, 9 tons oil-
cako. 3 tous cotton seed meal for feed.
also `ovr $500 worth of seeds from
ii firm in Ont., and over $600 worth
from the inorchants of our own Pro~
vince. The Institute was pleased with
the nttondance during the your as thu
Tho incmbers. listened to u number of
ing wlilcli were very much aDll\"0~'i1'
fc. llic ` Li. 1'.
to see the oticiiilaiice double what it
was last, your-. lt was agreed by the
iiisilruic tn incct every Saturday
night, th-- programme for the next
t-wo nights being Jan. 2nd, a paper on
the production of eggs by Mr. B. R.
Brown. Jan. 9th, ii paper on plowing
and soil cultivation by Mr. P. Brodie.
Wishing nil the members of th -ln-
stltute ii happy and prosperous New
Your.-Coin.
::"PEN8LAR" DYSPEPBI/_-\ TAB-
iets will enable you to digest any kind
. sr- rniiii. y. _it tmnbisu '-wit ‘inoigesiinn
,donlt starve yourself, it will make your
stomach worse. Ent plenty and take
"Pensliir” Tablets-you will soon get
well. 25c. and 50c. 8. box. E. A. Fos-
ter; Central Drugstore. -~ »
‘i lWliat is ,.1
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gigeni _W3s_t___St;‘_e_1itqt_§i__liocky Pglnt har; W§DDlNG_BEL_LS_i-A yory pretty
, U _   eanuni er 0 oven wnssoemnzc at _tiudiomeof
-H+-i~.. ..'l»=t€*l°°‘*l>-F+'l>i<l~l»»._  .. .-.#n<~|>/islet-.+>i1lr7i<°!° tennis were crossing by that route Mr. James lVIcl{:i.y. Sprlugiioid, on
 yesterday. A depth of one foot of ice Wednesday evening, the 9th of Dec-
_ _ _ is reported in the channel. cnibcr, when the eldest daugliter,
 a   ' l- Janie J. was united in the holy bonds
' g _ , POLICE COURT.- At the Police 01’ niatriiiioiiy to Chester McLeod,
_ __ __ _ C_'0lU`l YBBICNIIIY morning Edgar Mc- of Long River. The ceremony .was
andf  ~    (-arron appeared before ills Honor pori'ornied by thc Rev. George W.
_ ,  Mr- K. J. Martin, S. M., charged with rirviiie, pastor of the New London
drunkenness. lie was convicted and Presbyterian Church, in the presence
lined $30 or 90 days. of about sixty invited guests. The
M ' P 5 °“
M _ SERIOUS ACIDENT. - The Guard- the arm of her father to the sweet
bride entered the arlor leanin
ian regrets to learn that Mr. Wm_smith strains oi' Wagner’s wedding march,
G d H an elderly resident of Morell Rear, Dlayed by M155 Melvin!! YG0- The "' '"i_ '°" W' _ _ li '1i""°""'-'-9-'l'%l'~
00  _had the misfortune to slip and fall at hfiilvy Couple were unattended. The .. '
the church door on Sunday last,broak- bride. who was fflmrniingly attlred in ‘*
ing his leg Dr Walsh was summoned n costume ol' ivory satin and lace,
to set the limb -L wore a bridal veil with orange bios
_.___ f.
 soins. After the c-rcmony the weil- {
< - .HER MANY Fnienos win .regret ding irucsts rciiaireri to the dining _ . .- . 0
to learn that Mrs. J. J. McDonald. St. room and purtook of ii dainty und .
_ ` Ai_1drew‘s is nt present suffering with iwibptious weildiniZ_ iilliiilel The F0- y  a e 0 
Good Soft  pneumonia. Dr. \vnish is in ntteiiuaiiee, nieiuder oi the ovoniui: was happily
and hor friends wish that under’ his spent with music, both vocal and in-
. skilful treiitincnt sho may speedily ro- striiniciitzii. There wus i1 grand array _
cover.-I.. oi wedding gifts. coiiiprisiiig many: _*_*
__ -- iiandsomo and vnlnuhle rcinenibranccs li ‘Y
va ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. - whicli showed the esteem in which ` -3-
Dr. and Mrs. John 'i‘. Cosgrove of both bride and groom were held. The
Wellington, P. E. l.. announce tho Wcdllilltz f0SliViU0S Wort! kelll UD be'
engagement of their youngest daiigh- yond midnight, when the guests dc-
 tcr, Miss Edith J., a graduate nurse oi parted after tendering lieiirtiest con- " ,
I . »
ilio Brockton liospitiil training school. ilfllilfllliiiillil '£0 MF- flllil MPS- MHCLUOU- ‘ *, `
to Di' J J Condrich, a voung practlo- On tho following morning the latter / ' /’ - `
_  'L ing physician of Brockton, lliass. The drove to their residence at Long __ ' \
' .inariage to take place early in Fchru- River. if Y
eos 0 "5" ` _“S
u s 1 » fl
-- si-ionr counss in Housei-ioi.o  V .
C I Y i=AiNFui. AccioEN'r.- Mr. John sc|ENcE.- 'rho short course in con- \ I ‘ `  Share fight HOW-
E. I. It offersyou a chance to choose from  
this great range at heavy January Discounts   
to get ready for stock taking. Get your 
03 afd Heron, Mt. Stewart, niet with a rnthci nottion with the study of liouselnold _ '\__/ _   NEW FIFTY SUITS 
_ ER OATS AT CUT PRICES  
L .' _ ' f
PfiIlC€ St Wharf painful accident on Sunday, Dei 27th Ecoiioiiiics commented on Jany li,
While walking down the street and will rontinuc until March lst
_ ._ . .. _ ,_ _ . .
' ' ., he ' 1 ' ` .
- 1' _ ‘ - ~ 1 if   . ... .. ., .. ., . , slli ed on i i-y ' ton iii. iii "ll These -li 2 nro being conducted nn 
Pham )4oJ “muon btrc('t` 6 4°""'”"3"l"l'ik""“+'|"l"|”iT’|”1*'1°’i<'|”‘7f'|‘H€i3'7' 'anilp fell, ti`iiciii'iiii;Di)iis w'ris(i.Si\(’I0<\iiL<!:iri der this ilisiijtioii of the Womon"s ln- , \ '  1/ \ ‘ `
\ /Il .p¢<+;iq4.3e.p;i;.g.;i;qcj}4q.;}fsg.4ajggq¢i;¢.;}2,}.f}a|.;;§.|.laid was quickly siiiuinoiicd and thc stituio Division oi’ the l)opnrtnient of
~ __ bone \vus‘sct. it is doing nicely and Agriculture for this province and are -, ‘ _
t
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his friends hope to sec Mr. l-leron uble being hold in the Prince of Wales Col-
--* of tvio weeks. Mrs. lliiiibriuk is bc _
EXCELS-IOR FARMERS’ lNSTl- ing assisted in the work by Miss Hazel
TUTEi-The annual meeting for the L. Sterns and Miss ,ileleno tl. l\'lcDon
election oi’ officers ior the Excelsior aid. The following ladies are enroll
in. thc hall on thc evening oi’ Dec. 26, Milligan, Edith Milligan, Etta Walker, ‘ _
when the following were eloctodz- Enieline Mrirciibank, Agnes Billnian _ $
Pros., Capt. Hardy; Vice-pros., ilcnj. and Morlon McNeill of Travellers ' ` l\\,‘ '
Mellet; Secty., lt. 1.. Day; Treasurer, Rest; Misses Kate Mcllonnld, . May "
E. J. Vesscy; with n good working Wright, Agnes Drake, Mrs. David ‘ f \ , ‘
coniniitteo. The retiring secretary Scott. Mrs. Frank iloward, Mrs. Don-  gf* _
'gave the linniicial report, which was uid Murchison, Mrs. ll. W. lliallctt..
very satisfactory for the.nmouiit__ of Mrs. Brndi'¢_?ri_l Wcbs_t_cr and Mig F.
business done. 'l‘he retiring N091 Gil cI..areii 0 lornwa ; M ss ‘minn
l’. Brodie, the gave 21 iii’i\0i1SlS 01' N10 Stewart, Malpeque; Mrs. W. li. Hog- bHEEP LINED CORDUROY BEST RACOON COATS
work of the institute for the past year. an, Mrs. Tiios. Holger oi’ Stanley COATS
llc started out by Saying H1111 U10 Bridge; Mrs. John McGiiigan,--Miss $85_()0 Racgon Coats for 
CTODS lhI`0\1E|\0\1|i U10 COUl\il'y WGFC Lattie Brown and Miss Margaret Mc- $900 Shee lzned Coat $7 20
ub0V0 ilic HVGFHE9 l`0i` U10 Dllst year. Ewen, Misses Grace Vickerson and ' D  ' ' 110 00 Racoon Coats for 88 00
an dtlie fnrniers oi’ this institute lliltl Evelyn Youiikcr of North ltiver, 9.50 Sheep lined C0811 7.6() ' ‘
n good average ii' not their full shurc Misses Myrtle and Pearl Crocket of °
, U um S The ,my mp wa, York and Mm Bama Scam Com_ R 10.00 Sheep lined Coat 9.00 135.00 Racoon Coats for 108.00
wall.
1 i l. il d . succcs"ful year.
(ary-me" mu la iq lad ijoeii feed    
Your Doctor
The pnticnt‘s weliiirc is to b
considered, therefore you shout(
have the physiclan`s prescrip-
tions compounded by a reliable
Pliarniacist. The medicine must
he exactly right or the physician
is hindered in successfully treat-
ing the patient.
Help the Doctor by Bringing Hi
Prescription to Us. Our Pre-
scription Service '
insures thi- conipoundiiig
inodiclnos in strict nccordniii
with thc iloc|or‘:-i desires. 'l'iil
iiicaiin inoro llniu mcrcly follow
ing his orders.-lt‘ iiiiviini-x ll;i~.|.
ouch ingredioni will be pure -ind
tliut the compounding will bo
done iiccordiiii: to the most inod-
ern pliarniureeiilical method.
.et us fill your next prescription.
5 Johnson & Johnso
The Quality Drugstore
Cor. Kent & Prince Sts.
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c
nverugc por night was over iwonty. "||||y,,”I-_~_5`\\\\',|““|¥
_good nddrnsscs from exports in izii'm~  m
ted, 'i'|-i-'annual' supper was n big ruc- B ’ Y
mess. 'l`liiii~o in ii line stall' of officers   *‘\
~ comin vea and it is hoped ,
Prescription Here
/ We have a reputation for
. accuracy that has been hon-
estly earned, and it is hard
to beat. . _ _
Bring your prescription
here, it will receive the un-
divided attention of an ex-
. pert pharmaceutist. only the
purest and freshest full
strength drugs are used, and
ourdouble checking insures
you`of receiving Just what
the doctor intended. _
- Leave your prescription
here, and you can .rest as-
sured that it will be accur-
ately compounded fro_m the
best ingredients possible to
procure. » . , , .
'lll\Iii’_'fl`_.-_ II- __
the past couple of weeks. The cold
weather, although the proper thing to
aid in getting the fish shipped'ln good
condition, certainly tests -the endur-
ance of the, hardy fishermen. The
prices realized from shipments heard
from to date are exceedingly good.-V.
OUTDOOR RIN Kr-The boys of Vic-
toria have for the past few days been
building un outdoor rink on the har-`
bor and are counting on ii. good time
during the coming winter. Some of
the older hockey players are having
a hard time to keep pacewlth some
of the "young uns" wiio are doing
their best to make things interesting
for them.
A SAD FATAL|TY.- One ol' the
saddest events in the history ot' thc
community ocurred ut thc home of
Mr. John Reynolds of Point Pleas-
ant, Murray Harbor North. on Satur-
day cvenlng, Jan. 2nd. when his little
daughter Maggio,Fioroncc was so sev-
erely burned as to cause her death
within a few hours. After returning
from the store in the early evening
the child filled the lamps, when she
likely spilled some ofthe oil upon her
clothes. for immediately afterwards,
wh le attending to ii fire in an up-
stair stove the flames caught her
dress. Within ci few seconds her
brother-in-law who run to her rescue.
had succeeded smotlierlng the fire
_ ._ JANUARY ".-1_9-15~ . _ . _  , ' __~frHE cnaiitofrrnrowu cUAaoiAN 9 .~ __
lse'eonds` she had so bodily
burned as to be help.
Dr. Brehiiut of
quickly at the
but there wah
second
this
ago
then a_
was burned to
Her mime was Easter May, and
memory of the gloom cast over
community at that time is still in
minds of many. Again. it was
lost March that the second eldest
daughter, ii bride of but a short time,
was culled away after having given
hirth to u child. lt was her uorrowiiii;
husband \vlio made such ii. brnvo at-
tempt to save the little sister whose
death has now saddened the com-
munity. The funeral was held on
Monday-aifternoon, \vlicii the services
were conducted at the home and
gravesldc by' the pastor of the con-
gregation with which the family is
connected. Rev. A. Sutherland, who
SD0k€ of the deep syrnpatliy oi’ the
wh_ole countryside with the sorrowlng
family and friendsf' many of whom
are the children of the week-day and
Sunday Schools. in both of these
schools “Flossie," although but ten
years and seven months old, had
in
which 'encircled her; but in those few
taken an unusually large amount of
interest. In th/> public school she was
bright und attentive to her work while
at the Christmas tree, held by the
Sunday 3'.-liool, sho recited one of the
most interesting pieces on the pro-
gramme. Tlie little one is gone, but
her memory is still in thelplace she
nat-il to occupy. The sadness of her
depniiiir-~ will long remain in the
sclinol, tho church and the commun-
ity. `
.1 \
Suits and Overcoats
The Men’s Store offers your choice of ~.
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. 25,00 overcome i0r_19.oo 26.00 Dog coats 18.'/5   /
lpai-mcrs' lnsiitnte ol’ York, wsu licid ed for the first class:- Misses Sarah _ A 1  JANUARY PRICES ON FUR COATS ETC  ._ _._,i
i i _ ‘ Q*
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the smartest range of clothes for men in P. :§;._
$12.50 Overcoats for $7.50 $10.50 Suits for $7.50 _  ,_  , 
13.50 Overcoats for 8.50 11.50 Suits for 8.00    _
14.50 Overcoats for 9.50 13.50 Suits for 10.00   , _
16.00 Overcoats for 10.00 15.00 Suits for 11.00  15:- 
1 _ 1700 Overcoats for 11.00 18.00 Suits for 13 00  .,   
' l 19.50 Overcoats for 12.75 22.50 Suits' for 16.00   
_ 22.50 Overcoats for 16.00 25.00 Suits for 17.50
‘ 1800 Curl Lined Coat 13.00
26.00 Black Dog Coats 18.75 . . _
28.00' 'Fur Lined Coats 22.00 _
9.00 Long Canvas Driving Coats for 7.20 ‘ ` "
15.00 Imitation Fur Coat $10.50 
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$55.00 Black B ox Muff
$68 00 Sable Stole at _
il
$28.00 Mink Muff now
$39.00 Mink Muff now
$55.00 Mink Muff now
. $69.00 Mink Muff now
; $95.00 Mink Muff now
_$60.00 Mink Stole now
I 4_4 .¢._.- »_"' `"""‘1
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J .\.\`Ui\l{Y S.-\liI'] _l)lH(,‘()lf_I\"l`h'.
$22.00 Black Wolf Muff _ . . . . .$17.60
$24.00 Black Wolf Muff . . . . .$19.20
` ._ .....$44.00
SEE 'l‘lIl‘}Sl'I Sl"liE.\'Dll) S.\11li`ES AT
JANUARY I)ISCOUi\'TS.
$48.00 Sable Stole at . . . . . . . . .$38.40
$26.00 Sable Muff at _ . _ _ . . . .$20.80
$39.00 Sable Muff at . _ _ . . . . .$81.20
$69.00 Sable Muff at _ .. . _ . . .$55.20
$32.00 Mole Throw at . . . . ._-_ .$25.60
LOVELY l\IINK-QITEISN 01." ]"L'l(S _01"l"Elll‘}l) IN i\`l(,‘l‘i \'i\ltlE'l‘1'
ALL D]‘]EI’L`Y (_lU'l' FOR THE J i\NL'.\l{Y S.\l.l‘l.(.‘l[()0Sl‘} FIRST
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____,__;_,_m__ ` 20 p. c.
better, the wheat being the best li\` --------~-- "
l\V0l\lY ,Vcari-i. All the other crop-S were "Klenzo Tooth Brushes are the nic- _ _ `
S000 Wiill i\iGf=XCGi>ii0Ii Uf il IGW 001115 est. neatest and most serviceable line
oi' turnips, \vliicli were hndly affected we have Over 0|'fL.re,] our |,,,m,,,S __
with club-root. lie then gave un cs- they are in ii. class by tlicnisclvcs-~ B I 1 F N
tiniate oi' the hiisincss done ihrougli geo them and you will apprcciato    0w---
the liistiinic. Over $7.20_0_W0_l_‘ll\ __?| them. Macl{iiiiioii Drui; ilu., (lor.
ilofli. ovci' $5.400 W0i`ll\ 0' N20 "fe U ilrcnt George and Kent Streets. Midtf. `  t I d
and over $1,000 worth oi' dnlry cultic a e  a e 0- 
wcro sold. As lliore were only 104 “-"ull," ‘ " 'I' . .
tons oi' hny' sold it shows that i`arinoi's A \ \ \\\\\ Il 1"    
The enormous business that you have given this depart-
ment all through the season shows plainly the accuracy of our
estimate-that this is and has been the best showing of furs in
the City. The furs now in stock still offer a well assorted
range. Plenty of handsome pieces' now offered at a big discount.
$5.75 Marmot Muffs now $4.60
7.50 Marmot Muffs now 6.20
-11.50 Marmot Muffs now 9.20
3.75 Marmot Ties now 3.00
6.75 Marmot Stoles now 5.40
I) li lil 1’
.$54 40
$34.00 Mole
. . .$22.40
_ . .$31.20
. . .$45.00
. _ .$55.20
. . .$76.00
_ . .$48.00
M()ORE& MCLEOD
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li.\i\'l)S()i\l1'i l"().\ l"lfl{>i fi() AT
$38.00 Red Fox Mull’ for
$38.00 Red Fox Stole for- . . _ . .$30.40
$32.00 Hudson Throw for . . . . .$25.60
1).-\l1\"1‘Y 1’]‘Il{i5'l.\.\' LAMB FURS ‘
DEl‘Il’L\' ]’l{lCE (ll"l‘
$22.00 Persian Muff at  ...$17.60
$27.00 Persian Muff at  ...$21.60
$30.00 Persian Muff at . .. . _ .$24.00
$19.00 Persian Scarf at _ . . . . .$15.20
$22.00 Persian Scarf at. _ _
('lil'I.\ lil NU CUTS.
._ . .$30.40
'roD.ii'.
....$17.60
Moffat   $27.20
$145.00 Large Mink Cape now $116.00 .. “
$18.00 Mink Tie now . .L . . . . .$14.40
$25.00 Mink Tie now _ . _ . . . . .$14.40 ' '
$25.00 Mink Cravat now . . . . .$20.00 '
$32.00 Mink Cravat now  -.$25.60
$50.00 Mink Stole now . ._ $40.00
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