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mon i~‘oun ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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JANUARY io, :»)<,8
4 7 #<7 
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lt Seller Eram Headaches  philippines mln" M”
. lhknplunthuhuhadnndinsnh-
kbihdqtadanuiillnthn mlkruig
llklibtihl
iQk`¢ydnQu|»mn|sdbvyoon-
 Tludad climb
May Be Used BE IHHHWH 2
As a Bait tllli ui went
3°-'.-*-7__»_-_‘_f;,___~j=°_°_fi_-»;__‘_~__';°_;_New Scheme to _Settle United States -V i£""l§`.*""ii‘.£'“.‘,f‘.'.“.‘.’.'2.%‘Ir'? .‘l..'..‘§‘2i
Ihihab h-il, varying in iu nvurity by
'.i..........i.i. i....,. .. ..._ ,....._. ....... f Japanese Question Gaining Ground
lb that luv i nsething the in.\tu~r
Le te --my :_-g__*-__T_';__;»;_f;~_~ - --A Partial Annexation--Mika
prtofthclyuta-indiu in rntceuinro-
iiniiq -na pfunmuy min, ii...i.».ii.. d0’S Klllgdlllll T0 Have
Xthlptvvmnlpneiiefoi-th¢lul.ndyiL
-“f~'°f-=- i Full Trade.
li. wa in eiuiifin, it" ion., xii.,
wriimt “I In troubled for yur: with --___ _--_----`--»-_
constipation and hndndien, but after ming
¢om_h°,_a_°fBmd“* mood Bnhnlu. , i\`A.u’Hl.\_`GTU_\’, D -C, Jan. !.-- States has been unwilling to grant.
wmpbul l, The possibility of the settlement ni Japan _will get the benefit ni the
7 the ditlerences bc-tweeri the Lnited Philippine trade,and the Lnited.
ll. John T. Kidns, Red Dau, Aim, .itatea and Japan on n basis never States will be saved Philippine com-
"“.; "I 'U "wud farnnnl yn" heretofore publicly suggested, in said Petition,_ and all three parties will _______l
withhaadmhn. ltriadnuumberotn-
Iediihuttlioydidiaonogoud. Ita-ted;
bottlo oi Burdock Blood Bitte!! uid in
to he imminent. A scheme in whicli
he Pliilippines is involved is said
t
rin hiifh authority to have the in-
'inisf-nwnt iii liar-in Kanekfu prriiif
lllrodmooomplotolyf .ilily as f~lf.».=e ri student vi the relu-
L lekllnoGdlDru¢p`|umdD&-loft
We Thank
fi
iiii'tii.stoi1iciis .ind iriciifls for
their kind lilicrzil pfitrfiiiagc
(llll‘lll" l.llC J2lSl `L'Il!' iilfii Q_\§-'s-'eririus- disriirssifin. The scheme is
fs _‘J
rc-iid tri thc-iii our lic-.~i't ,' hc-<'
wislics for :i _\‘c."ir of Hcu_ltli---
.lizippiiic-'ts :ind Prosperity. i
W. N. laiiteii
rinrivfrf immigration So it is pr-_--
jI;\\'lil.l.R
ii5 Grafton St. T
Phone 1 28 2 ;
4-13-NVf<7r 
Men and Women .
Should Protect the Capital
The lrealth of 9; per cent of the
people 1- ’.'.cir capital.
-THE-
lndependent Order Foresters
ln~‘ute~ you against SICKNliS.\`,
LOSS cf lIl~<AL'l`H old age and
df-.ltr ard gi 'ei you fr-e hrspiral
Whit more do you require ?
When from FOVR to "l`li.\`
CE’\7'l`S per da/ will p oiect ou,
‘ Japan :i'- any ina" in either twin-
-'_.
- Briefly, the new pr-ipfi.»;il nrn~iir.'~
“ init that two alien r.'ir_-rs our-:ht not
can you glie any r a-on ivnf You
ar n tn mtrriliei' of the greatest
Benefit 3~o:iety in 'lic land.
- I~2d6iii
_ 
l
'Def B ."r.:Y
To Start the NEW 
YEAR right you will nec-cl
a .-,upply of
Oi lice Stationery A
AND-~
~ Blank Books
\Vt' /:ii'i'_\' ii fiiic litre 'il
l.l‘ll)(`il",l<.\` :i'irl IJ \\'
B() U K S _ l,l'1'l`l`l".l<
}ii)l')K.\` ,C.'\5ll liOilK.\`
ji)l`l{N.\l.3_ l.\`\'l)I l".
lif)f)l\'.\', l"ll,l'l5 ailfl
Hi NDI .\`ii (`.\Hl"..'\`r :intl
(`)l"l"lCl'; .$`l'l'l'l,ll".S lil `
wc-r_\' <lc.»viri]»tii»n fit l.')W-
l'1S'l` l’RIL`l°IS_ `
WlI()Ll£S\l.l". iirifl
l<Ii'l`.\lI..
trailer, & Go Ltd. i* i.?`.L1i....:.i.=.e:1...£~`;:,;’.°;f:.-
.»¢¢,"*_g-'_'-._,_-_._-...___... l
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Merehenis 
' ‘ iiiiidc- Pottctlfilczit
tiriiis `riet'»\'een the lfnitc-fl Stntesnrid
try, and the belief is entertained in
'V=.f-1lini'.»rrrir~-i circles that if the nr-i.-r
:<.pnnei=e zimiiziesarlrir, Tr<.ltahir.i
<ii'ie.~; there will be nr»i;oliatift:'..-
vii: the line of tlif- iiew [irirpriwi
at
Y.-i it Iiilfl 'Al f"IIlllTlfflL`1hl ~'Al'|Y`|l'X(4l.l'|lll
of tiil- Pliilippinc;-; by Jnpriii, with 
.t .my politir-:il :iniicxntifin it i.-:
snail t,:.ii~ h:i~. b/;1:ii cfinsirlcrefl l;i‘."»i-_
niiiy by a few atiitesiiien in botlil
fointrierr, and is regarded as wrirtnl
li.=<;ed rin ii ir;-.nk rcrounition fri the
r-» br- rinncr:£-_-'iiririly iirriueht into
competition. The objection to the
fwrnpetition with the Filipiims tnrikes
iiee trade be-t'a'een the Fnitcrl States
and the Islands irripussible Like-
ivisie, the ribiectifin oi Arriericiinlali-
or Zinn caused thi- trouble about Jfi-
prncrl to make n tri.-:ity under whi"h
.Inj/.-ri and the l’h;lippine.-' will arl-
ir.it each other’s producto tree. The
.laiinrit-_se will fziinish an outlet for
the Filipiriri produce under this free
tra-'ie niranzeitient '»\'liicl'i the Vnitecl
A \'i`l{lN`i{l.l'I l-Kill (`_\l{E~\lAl\'l'Ilt§~.`
ll yin art- your own c-ilre liilrer-:url
sur-'lvyfii :ii‘¢~i'oi perliip- tin e uct rl
the differs-iii,-r: their-Is iii flour.
Tien- are two pii'.cip.l 1.-on.~i'.i.urfnta.
ln flour etaich Arid g’\i'en. All »\?»»i'
con'iiin l.orh, iiiit in \nryiiii; qiiii.t=t'iu-
(J itrizio MIL wheat is rich in stirch
nh lf .\iavii'o".io .srrnu wheat contain
fi l rg: perl; nt igr: oi g|u‘r:i B. 1: iiiibin
ing the twoki».ii- of “heat at-lent lic l_\
nlloiirix ni-'ide Lriat glivs fl~-lightful r -
snlt=. wha her lci' critic, pis ry or bread.
Miller# arf: now ti|i»iiili'iz ll\t~~t- t»\-
kin-'ls ni wiieut in a ic i a way that 7.- 0
rich :lt-Vcacy ot the first. le combine!
with L ’»r~ ‘ali ~n|¢th ul thi- _-orc i-i -making.:
an ideal flour.
l'2itovV't cooks-i liriw- given lll» ii lefl tl ‘ure
exhiiuritlve t»~t<, Iinrl :hr-y :ine ont- iii ihc
opinion that nu otni-r tl ur can nialiie
such white, light, whol Simi: ciiic; pa~Lry
and bread.
llouaeltcepr-r;~i will iinrl Hlenrlcd l-`l ii ~
without equal, l.ot*i for mikiiiig finiiiiy
fooiiii and suliirnntiil biking. :ind t‘iVy
wlll llnd Blended Flouri most 1.-con :mic
l0l‘.
F:t'1`urkeys ~\\'c-liavc 25 ivc-ll
fattelied turkeys this morning.
Corrie carlv and rhoosc one before
the other fellow picks mit the heat. _
]._], Gay & Scn, livery day
.\ic-:it .\l:irl<et. i iotlii
63393365
» P.itieilMeet _
\\'c hzivc- nicc lioiiic A
Received Daily Z
/ \\'liicli wc :irc .sull-
‘ mg .ir \
g 9cts Bowl
Walter S. Brown
Plirmeigy Plront-199 l
3-Irlrflvv
mlm
be benefited.
GREAT PRllEllS
UE THE lI.P.R.
EUR EASE YEARl 
-_ A -ff,-susan 1n1¢~\v--
mnuds. the cotton mills throughout
the country, owned by 500 members
lol the Federation oi Master Spin-
-nem. will be closed and 150.000 em-
ployes will be locked out. Already
,tirms owing 96 per cent. oi the spin-
dles have announced their willing-
lness to close their mills, and the
dederation has sent out notices call-
Ilng upoh all hrms to notify their
.employes that work will cease on
lJnnii`ary 25 it the demands, which
iinvolve an increase in wages, are
persisted in. The tirins will not be
lallowed to continue to work under
aipenéilty payment system, as per-
rn te on previous occasions, so
that the lockout will be completed.
eieriiiirrer _
er ruieiru's 
iiieeiiris
The Creditable Work Tha
»-v~
The Great Corporation Earn- H68 Been ACCOfr\DliShed By
ni seventy Five Mini ns 0“0fl0 Swell
__ S lll OC CY lC
Last Year.
'l`oi¢o.\"ro_ Jan. rl--.lt the qunrrrly
'__ mr-e Inu ofthe executiiie noni mittee oi the
iimzriii-:.ii._ _i Vi. .-. - rn; ;rf,<_=. U°===f|" S Cilfff ‘Of U12 Rf" ""1" 0° °'i
income of the ff, l', R. for the yenr Inebrlales, Prof. ii. M. WFODII. V50!
jris-tt closed amounted tu $75,254,000,
or 5ii,000,0U0 more than lor any pre-
'sinus yenr. The figures. as turn-
ishcd_ show that there was a decid-
ed falling off in holiday tradlc dur-
inz the ten days ended Dec. 1. the
receipts heinz $1,974,000. as compar-
ed with 32,068,000 during the same
period last year. As showing the
progress 1-i the Crinadian transcon-
tinentfil railway _ the records of the
past icw years are interesting, In
1906 they were $67,142,000; ln 1905,
$54_l3T,0l'i|t; in lili/4, $48,156,000; in
1903. $45,803,000; in 1902, $39,576,000;
in 1901, 234,078,000; and in 1900 they
were $30,043,000.
'hcl-ire the ops- .lug oi tl.u court. A
I  The rfsul; at tri-ii'nit::i: ti-r llie ll
limpi-.\’ed, li; uiiknovin 5; not imii'.i\'c-rl
 U   r-nly tuinporuiyt, 10.
__ |i~ 6l,»ui1liho rr.-sult is 'ii toll iw.: Dain; I
I U   well, lil; improved, 2|; uiikn-Wu, ll);_
\- _ lui|irov-uient. i.-niporaiy, 17. T t~l, til.
___  Orihei-e 6|, three rqiiild ti-ie total coat |
Lti.\`l)0N, Jiiii. 8,-Rumor has heeni
pir.-~ldcnr io tt: chair, the iol.ov\iug'
Statistics ltr ll nitivhie of 1907 vrerer
urciin el I-y Dr. R ii brigh, tie'
secretary:
There uc e if) lnebrlat-as ii ifler r,ic.i-,
ment: olt.he.~e 36 beiungsd io Torouti; 15 i
i were i.n~.rrel ard 25 iviig e; 3.? _-c.~i-ii' d;
hospital treatment and 5 rcceiv ti home
treatment; 32 we-re p lite cour. cues;
work was found for ll, audi! were br ii int
flu ttuch wi_li the church of tLc r choice. A
_'l'e.upnriirv li'-:a'_nient, ivis givi ii to ol]
prlsunr.-rs the day of iliecharrrr, and
Icrinveraatizn was hi-li by the |ircb~tion ,
iotlicer with ovir 4.0 in Llc police ccllai
lmonths is as f..l owe: Ding i\el*, 10 '
, The tutil nuiiiiiartrf-:iii-t upto Nov. Ill 
oi lrc.\t.nil-nr and 7 piirl ln piirt.
busy with the afliiirs oi the Times AC(-'RE FOR UORNS- l
lor two or three years past. The`
grriwiriz competition of the new) C"“"P ”"l'lP"'°""°|""` “"8 “`°l"`.`“ " "`
eieold arnndiirr Pu' aiu' Uiinlaiitrt.
school til journalism and its adher- 'T F __ MW "u_r__ ém 81".; hm h_é_f
ents, coupled with the hillh price.  om. pn|ulr§.5` gu-e j
three pence (six cents; lor the Timen,‘
nre siipposcd seriously to have ailec-:  T ‘
- - T” : - - ~ ~ -
"fd lf" Pf°“P°“‘Y- 2 Auaestheti._s administered in the extraction of teeth.
The furinnl statement nf the charge l
in the management of the Times,f
which will appear in the morning'
papers, announces thin. the busineiis_
miiniizement. oi the paper will be re-i
r-rignized by Mr. Pearson, and that,
"tiir- editorial charucter ol the
pnpr-r will remain iinchiingcrl rind it
Try i.
British Almond Pink , 
will he rznnducted as in the past., on li the Ideal remedy
lint-s inrlcpenrlnnt. nf party polities."g
The clirinize in the nrrzunizntion rc-;
quires tho iinnctirin of the court be-
lrire bccoiiiiiig cdcctive.
_-lm
TAKE N()TlCH.
\\'ii publish sImp`i‘. .~.ti‘aiglittriitluioninlni
not prcaii nm-nts interviewer, irorn wel'-}
kmiwn people.
From nil over _Amr-.icri they testify ln;
tl Heat of llousrahold llemirllcs. l
MINAIIITS LINIMENT CO., l.l.\IiTED
ff-
_ ' A.W,Rcddin,Phui.
the me-rits ot Ml.\AllD‘S l.lNli\lENT~
for clinpperl liziiitls rough
relied sltiii etc ctc.
lv-ag.,-<m»-`
Hunlif g - sootlri' g -
softcriiiig.
l’i'ii_'c zgcpcr bu tlc.
Sold on its nic-rits.
l’rqi:ii'c-rl ':iii<l srilrl only ‘
ii, A
W
The Square Dnigglst.
Sunnyside
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!
Balance oi Winter Goods
following list.
Men’s and boys'overcoats.
' )Ien's and boys’ reefers.
Men’s and boys' ulsters.
.\len's and boys’ suits.
.\Iexi's and boys’ sweaters.
.\Ien’=. and boys' under-
clothing.
.\Ien's and boys' caps.
Men`s fancy vests.
A    ere iiseeeir site
must be sold.
I 25 to 33 I-3 per cent off eveiyihing in ll\¢
Fur caps
Fur coll rs.
Fur Gauntlets.
Gloves
Mitts.
Smoking jackets.
Dressii-Vg robes.
Cardigan jackets.
All goods ar: new and iip-to-cl:ite,btit:1sin_v space
is very limited I iiiust clear all those g0OdS OU! I0
make room for spring stock.
H. H- BROWVN,
The Young
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\`-
Men's Man.
-112
k' H k St`l<S
25c
-:` _ ~paultling S lt iii
` 3 4 (_:unrds_.. ._,5C t0 4160
ttf/ Q-'
_,ff/‘IT/~;_ *  Z//rl' T: ' I-‘~. , .  
. \ g,___.__ J Lifter .. . . _ _ . .gat
J/‘ / \ ,_ `
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Pucts. . _ _ mc to :gc
riiiimllirll  _ri _ .i  ,
y ~f,.~\ A Bot _R s
LJ(
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2/
3
` R9§`ERS HARDWARE ill. Ll
'fyél -t
‘Eli
.\ Rcdsl-:iii riockey
Stick given with every
pziii' of skates over S i .o=_>
Z
_ _ . .. ..,
UEN l |blRY
All kinds of metal and vulcanite plates.
tmwii and Bridgcwork
THOS, E. E. KOBINS, D. M. D
l` ext door to Beer & Got’f`s.
S O \,[ lfor rc-election to tli‘_- City Louiicil
For Any Dress 0ecisloi
You Need Faultless Linen
S1).11’1ZB»
£»O1l&»1’B.
_ burr;
are important items ui dren and gdd
muclito your nnpenruioe and plewm
You will be plrlkd with yourself
and our work. _ _
We know whv. So will v iu il you ti,
A. F. WEBSTER
Star Steam Laundry
i34 '{-_~:t Streiw Ph -ers,
-:”':,~_*_-‘-:-._-xr* .._. ”T‘t""
fe _Q  at
,.4 4517 Q3 I
. .~\t the request _of a ritiniber gf
electors of Ward Five. I h_a\'e con-
sented to offer asa candidate for
the City- ouiicil at the forthconii g
election, aiid II take this oppor-
tunity of soliciting the votes of the
electom. If electcdl shall to thg
best of my ability, endeavor' to
work in the interests of Ward Fit-¢
:itid the t ity iii general
i2-i6dtf I L- LANE.
 §
iyiinis S ot Sanautait liorlll-'Neil
' HOMESIEAD REGUL.~\TlO.\`<
. . .. I ,-
A N Eng" iii] |‘.h’1|l-,:ixl&dhi\‘l“`t|‘i‘i`inkatchi:)\:iiii niiiiii
Alhcrts.c1cA'ptln¢8 and Yi. H0! I0-ermi
may be home.-tended by any person wht mi,
#ole head ofn family, oi any mule over IH you
ot nge. ro the extent of uiio-Quarter section
ltd - iiiora orlcsis.
Ari;-'icriiiriiiyi for entry must bi: madviii
p¢.,,,,,,, by me nppii(-iiiit nl. A lioin liioii l.n,|\
we ,_-,V 0,- subngnm-y for rho dboirlt-t in'
which thc lrind iiielluntc Eii ry by proxy iiiii
owi»\'rr,lic wade at an Agency on ioruilny
mndirr .r,,. by tne tnili- i-. u.i» tlir.-r. ton,
' rl iiirrhtur. tri-.ther or sister of any iiilniiriing
lionic,~t»-nilcr.
l The liomcstenrlor i~' rr:rr~.ircd to p rforrii the
homuteid diirlci under Oni oi llie
rollowimi plane.
iii ,it lea-t -ix moiiili' ix-i~lrl»:'iw “pon rind
t-ul:i\‘n‘iriii nl the lruid in nach yea- for iliruc
\~enr»=.
l'.'i A liiirii-:~teider iii ty. if he so fli~~lre
ricifnrni thc tcqiilrcd residence f’ulle~` bi'
lliiiig mi tiiriiii- ,_» l.ii rl nwuofl .~.o'ely hy liirii
iior lt-<~ tliiiii »iizlit)‘ |80) iii-res in extciit. Iii
tlic vicinity ot hi.-lionios end Joi- t u\\'ri r h
iii lniirl will ii it iii#--f this moliirviiiciit
[il li the fitlier [iii~ i_i-wtlicr. ll the ft\Zl\r.~i~ if
ill-i~t»:i~crl] ol hoiiic-reader hiu-i periiiai.ent
it--i dciicc on inriiiing liiiid owned solely liy
him. not iciviiiiieiz-ici' till nerve iv ence
-iilic viviiiiiy -f 'he liri~»c~t.-iul_or uiiuu ri
li iiit--tvid cn ercrl (ir by iilm iii tho viuiiiiiy
purgn' `17i`Qnie\~c.iilc-r may perform liisi owii
r<~»ideir-<- r1ii:~r-_~l>i liviiig witn t cifnthw.
oi iiiiitlit-r.l _ _
iii ‘lhi-ter' "rl-'nity inthe two pmicrl-
iig pi\v>ig|~.iplis is rlciliitwt n~ iiiemiliig not iiioie
‘hun - lun uiilea i .i dirt: t liiic. ii-eclii-ive nl
:li viii li t rmcl allowances cro-r-cd lii tht
nieasui-vriieii . _
roi A hoiiimavendoriiizonding to perform hit
rc-iileii c d\itie= ln acc rdaiice ivll the uhovr
\\'liilr~ Iii ing with rin'~»ii'.i or on trxrminz hir:
,it-,md nym.ri_~i~|1 iiiii-t iiorlfy the Agent tm
tlierlntriul of i=iif'h lii.t'ii- i_oii.
Six moiirlis' iititiiui i wi itiiig Should beg \‘r-i
lol he I omiiii~~il-.iier nl' llriiii i~lon‘ Lair _-i iii
., _ . .. _
iii ammo! liittiiclnii to app i tor |‘i;]op_S`RY
Denutyoi the minister of rho liitci lor.
.\` R illmutho imrl ubrlcntion of th ii nd
\'erti#»mc-ii' w.ll iiut he paid for
I-ldtlrn
 ard
To the Fle `tiirs of Ward Three-
At rhr request of .i nlinilier of tlii-
eltctors of Wrird Three. l have i onsciilcd
to contest the Ward at thc coming Civic
Election.
ll` electid I will work for the liesi
irilcr_s\» of -Yard Three and thc City in
gr-ncral.
I trilre this opportunity to ask lhe
electors of the ward for their suppori.
.HOMAS CAMPBELL
i-qdtf Kichmoiid
TTTTW Elilectors of Ward 2.
Ladies and Gentleineii,
At the request of ai iiuiii-
lier of the electors of \\'nr<l
Tivo I linvc decided to offer
rv ___ _ `_'~____QuCen t'  " aljket' __ my ' Ilorird git [ho frirth q(mii||g Civil-
_Elc-ctiriiis_ :uid tnkc this upportiiiie
Q ity of srilicitiiig your suiwrt
E W EH ADS__\i,,,,,,,, _,.,,,,,i..iiit-eric rumor }<lf,,.f
E'
5,1,”-m¢,, p,,,h 1'jc,,,`e,, _K`]§d1 favoriclcctioiiliiill toiitiiiuc .is iiitlie
‘ To _ _ - y . . . ` . .__
yn Q (I0. un with your nnmeind ad_/ii-eu _so that wt-` lmst tri work for the iriiprovciiit-iii
90! isiliyufri-m time to time miilyou infomation nf thc c it_\' .streets mid public pro
To tietierineu. lt may seem quite Ali correspondence answered, Price Purim"
new that there ue ways of hanollng Lists, Shipping Cards and S'eucila I l)'~‘l{ AU -"\"l.\` f\l5U lllill I 3111 il
thu on Coirinissinn different or bdetier nent on demand, firiii lit-lic-\'t-r iii pcriiiziiiciit civic
than you ave experience . O We are ertnhlished vig ‘ - . . - . ~_ ,- __ _
TRY l.s\O____ _mum “mum” and  md mf" you for smggiingiizg iii1}irri\cii1ciit.~» coiisisteiit with cm
handling; prompt returns and rc- Dunii‘s Mercantile Aqenc) ""l"_\~ _
stills renrhed; not to iipemk ri the T Brndstreels or the market noel “Ed lm ll-  RH<l‘i\'-
temized and salhfactoiy account eulcs Fulton National Bank or my _ ,m_"“'°i"
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iufni§;p&pd°&o;'_:;t;&r;(é\;ttom'n Tariff on Fish" Booklet, containing vnliillfl (HARVARD,)
BARRISTER AND AT'l'0llNEV.A‘I`°LAW.
sawn I8 Fulton Fish Marker, Nl-_‘W YORK. '*°‘°“;e;;;;;p_3,_;‘;g';f;;';~;g_,,§'g~,,,<g_§-;,;j'°
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SLA GHTER SALE OF FOOTWEAR
many lines at 40 per cent discount. Overshoes. rubbers and lumbermen’s rubbers at
regular pi-ioo $4.25.boys rubber boots $2.25 regular price $3.25
Our great D.ISCOUN"i‘ Sale is turned into a regular s1augh*er sale We want t 1
» 0 0039 out oir business th-is
month and therefore wish to rush ott the' balance otour etock at a tremendoui rate avid ther at '
, i ore giveiroinendous discounts,
cotiuw Mens rubber|boots $3.00
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