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Stanley Bros
Wish to Remind Their Numer-
ous Customers that the ' I
Always Busy Store -
is now .in a p_osition_t0 give t_he best
possible service for '
 The Eastern Gu-qrdiqnf ‘_
_ .*|t payeltp buy in this Province.
i ..*MR. Fl. R. HOWLETT is Guard-
ian agent ior Annandale and vicinity.
..*MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is
the Georgetowir Guardian represent-
ative., _
..”MEN'S HEAVY RUBBERS.-
Four eylet lrrce. First quality stock.
\Vell'rciii'i`orced. Special only $2.2-3
a palr. SiirclaIr`& Stewart Liirriterl.
_ 1569-12-6M2iEli.
Xmas Shopping
Remember there are only 16'
days ieft"ic>Ti'y"o“u to remind -the
Mothers, Fathers, Sisters, Brothers
and Friends at home. ' - .
Call and inspect our lines. _
Stanley _Bros
The Always Busy Store
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FAMILY GROUPS '
'i`he lrolidav reunion offers an
opportunity for having t hat
group picture made.
' We are equipped to produce
tire best in groups or individual
portraits.
We oiicr avaricty of styles
and sizes. '
`ihe Cooksl Studio
New ,DesBrisay Block
i-- _ ‘
Pictures ot Home
Folk
(`ari'y waririth rind colu-
fort to the heart of the sol-
iier. Make your appoint-
mcirt today at
ellie -Bayer Studio
l 
A. E. LYON, Studio
l'lroto;; lor Xiriirs. Lovely new
riuunrls. liludernto prices. Make an
mn-\_r appointment, 107 Queen' St.IiH
ciii'l_r appoiritrucrrt.
107 Queen St.
_ Phone 68-J.
l'_5"___* 
ii it’s ` -
Good
Plumbing
You Want _
' See,
F. t H. TRAiNOR
80 Great George St.
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Are You Going-
'I`o Have an
EDISON
Phonograph -
Iir _your home '
This Christmas ?
177 Queen Street
_tori $1l.S1;_ Orwell (love. Miss Pans
RED CROSS OUR DAY APPEAL
Summary List No. 12.
Amount previously ackriowledged
$7,319.86; Sturgeon, No. 83. Miss Ber-
tha Smith, $13.30; St. Peter and St.
Paul. No. 27, Miss Margaret Nelligan
$1.87; Kirrross'Branclr of Red Cross,
Matilda B. Ross, Treasurer $19.00;
Union Road 117. Miss Cecilia Noorrnn,
$1.00; Wirrsloe Soutlr.»No. 99, Miss A.
Pearle Vessey $38.00; l-lezitherdale.
No. S1, Miss Isabella Martin. $36.50;
<`niriberland No. 40, Miss Ida F. Whe~
lzin.'$13.75; Wood Islands East, No.
1:l7. Miss Laura A. Dodd $10.00; St.
l.ouis 137. Joseph A. Gallairt. $10.60;
Brac School. No. 11, Miss Ellrror Onl-
i\'Irl.cod. proceeds of concert. $60.20
Gturgeorr. No. 83, Miss K. Currie $2§-
"Oi "“"l'le"' N°' 177' Elmer Pi“"3“~ inches oi the top; iii a high-ce-lliirged
s . . . . .
$15.23; Dolrion's (‘i'eek. No. 178. Mis
lieririce Gallant. $2.00; Prince of
Wales (Toile-ge Students. by Daniel . . _ i .
Anderson $56.25; l-Iai°per‘s Road. No. lei in Good Htjise keepng
147. l\iiS.‘ l\’i.'(`-lnli S€’, $14,: B"l
I-liil, No.`fi. Miss Ptiyrtllinye R. Gillis     
50; iiirrkora. No. 116, Miss Ada
Snritlr, $10.00. Total to date- $8.-
145.82. '
PERCY POPE,°
iloir.-Treas.
t‘luirIoLtctowii. Dee. 6, 1917.
1592.
. /all ~ YI.\\\\\\\\\\\v4Il
New » Boots
For _Women
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With Neolin
- Soles
Mahogany Calf - ski
igh top boot made wit
hite Neolin o o I e
Cm:r.::
(lun Metal high
aced boot made on
) medium sport last wit
, Neolin Soles and Rubbe
Heels..._...  $8.0
These new lines th
est shown this season.
See Them at .l
Alley i& Co.
135 Queen Street
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Only 3 Weeks from
W i Christmas,
We have some excellent
values in Diamond and Pearl ‘i
set Pendants, with white
gold combinations, -.from
$15.00 up.
Select now before the best _
A   is sold. We will hold
for you _ _
~ _ ‘_
 W .leweler
5f ively by the, rise of picture-irrolding.
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..*EGL|NGTON SCHOOL. - 'l‘lie
following is the standing oi the pu-
pils ol’ Eglingterr school i`or` tlranronth
ot' Noveirrber: Grade VII.. 1_ Emily
ilnderhay. Grade IV.. lsr.) 1. Gu:-isle
lticbonnld; 2. Jessie Burke. Grace IV.
tjr.) 1, Myra Lutz; 2. Edwin \Vood.
Grade ill.. 1. Myrtle Dingwell; 2, Or-
rin Dingwell; 3. Jennie Burke. Grade
li. (sin) 1. Floyd M.cel{rrzie; Grade ll.
jr. 1, -Fulton Undcrhay: 2. John _Jas.`
Mlfllonald., Grade- I. iii., 1, Wesley
Dingwell; 2. Mildred McKenzie; 3,
Leonard McKenzie. Grade l. jr., l.
Harry McKenzie; 2. Eine Lutz; 3.
Arthur Wood. A. Campbell. teal-he
er.
HANGING THE PICTURES
Decorative Value it Increased by Cor-
rect Background.
The irrdiscrinriirate hanging of pic-
tures. which has been so long the
vogue. is much to be deplored. A
picture that is intrinsically' good: and
bears relationship to other things of
interest. can allways be rrsedL but
there are many pictures used to llll
up spnce_ or because they have beiru-
tiful Qrames). arril _not because the
subject is appropriate or the picture
_itself is good. ii’ one has no pictures
to sturt with. good photographs oi
old masters or colored prints are iii-
terestirrg. ‘
The decorative quality ol` a picture
is enhanced by the right background
the height at which it is hung. and its
juxta-position to other pictures. A
nrodern pictulie is usirally out ot'
place on an antique backgroirirrr, and
an antique picture has not a good
setting in a strictly modern room. ll
ist. indeed. a special talent to know
just how rrruelr a decorative object
re-.rlly decorates. To crowd the walls.
even with very beautiful things, is
to lall far' short iii artistic taste. Un-
less it is an exhibit where all things
ot` u certain type or class are to be
kept together. proper space should
be allowed' for each object, so that
ii may have its iiill decorative value
The helghtenirrg or lower-ing ol'
teilin -r can be acconrplished et'1'er>t-
In u low-ceilinged room the picture-
molding sliould' be placed within two
roorri 18 inches to three feet is .r good
height.-Mrs. Van Rensselaer Schuy-
C. E. Sapper says Dr. CasselI’s Tablets
Best Tonic anyone can take for
Weakness. _
_ Supper A. liartley, Cnriailian Engi-
rrcors tlronie' address, 906, Trafalgar-
street, London Outh, says:-“I used
Dr. ()assell‘s Tablets when I was in
the South African War and ilnding be-
rreilt have taken tlieirr since when-
ever I ielt rurr-dowrr. In my opinion
they are the best toiric anyone can
take for loss of appetite, poorness of
the blood. and general weakness of
thc' system. I never fail to recofrn-
m`en|1 them. and mean to have some
with me always on active service."
A fr-cc sample of Dr. Cassel|’s Tab-
lets wl-ll he lent to you on receipt ol
5 cents for mailing and packing. A'r.i-
dress: Harold F. Ritchie and Co. Ltd.,
10, M‘Caul-street, Toronto.
Dr. Cassell’s Tablets are the su-
premn remedy ior Dyspepsia, Kidney
Troubles, Sleeplessiiess. Anaenria,
Nervous ailments, and Nerve paraly-
sis, and for weakness in children.
Specially valuable for nursing mo-
thers and during the critical periods
or llt`e. Price 50 cents per_ tube.. six
tubes for the price oi ilve, from Drug-
gists and Storekeepers, throughout
tliinada. Don't waste your money on
iirritations;-get the genuine Dr. Cas-
seIl`s Tablets.
Proprietors, Dr. CuaeII’s Co., Ltd.,
Manchester, Eng.
W 5 5 5
§ / Five Reasons
Why You liould_Use
Eiis’ White Pine
and Tar ` '
f___ _r:ru._ _ _#_
1. A guaranteed cough cure-
No cure. ng pay.-
2. Made by I. ilrm you know
personally- not thousands of
miles away.
3. Made from the best
drugs-properly compounded.
4. Has been successfully us-
ed ior years.
5. As Baia for children as
. adults.
Our Emulelorie are equally
vu.;
ii
l
/
good.
Made only by
Ellis’ l’lmrmacy_|.td.
..*TWO CENTS PER WORD cat-li
insertion for advertising iii this col-
uinir. (lash must accoriipairy order.
Minimum charge t\verit_\'-lirc cuiits.
..“‘MEN'S DARK :AN LEATHER
lined boots. Double sole and sliarilt.
Gocdye`.ir well-ted bottom. liegular
$5.50. Special i'0r Xllras trairlv $5.05
ri pair. Sinclair & Stewart Linritcd.
1509-1:!-G.\l2il'Ili.
..‘“$CHO0L WORK.--Stziiidiiii.: oi'
Ariiiadalc School ior tlie' irrontli ut
.\’ovcirrbcr. Grade 5.~ llugli J. Mac-
Piree 92: Grade 4.-Elcsboii r\lai~l’ii».-c,
08; Margaret MacDonald. SS; John .l.
tlaizy, 86; iiilda MacI’liee‘78. Grade
:L-/Austirr MacPhee, 901 .»\i'tI`iur Mc-
D_oiiald 90; Annie' Wilson. 85; lt. li.,
MacDonald 84; Mary ll. .\‘lcl)onalrl,
Gregory McDonald 60; Annie Mcl)oii-
aid. 60; Mary Mt-Donald, 59. (lradc 1--
Airnie Macl’liec. 85; ltiilplr S:rvidarr1,i
78; James llluciirnis, 71: l’atriclr`l\-lc-I
(iorirruc 64;' lreno Mi-Iluiralrl till
Laura MacAdanr, ’l`eii<~liei‘.
ISLMIDER WOUNDI-ID
Mr. J. ll. St£‘-"‘li‘4Ull. .\`c\\' Giris-
gow on Moiiday, rcccivcd the follow-
ing particulars of the woriirtiing ot`_
Gunner Gr-orge VV. -Stevens'-on as rup-
orteq in a recent ediiicii ol` 'l`hr Guuru-
lail.
Mr. Jolr_rr L. Stevenson.
~ New Glasgow.
Dear Mr, Steverrsori:~~You will
have by this time received word ui'
_vuiir son being wourréled.
I arrr i.:I:.rd to tf-ay har lu- is not
worrrrded s_eriously. .lust a nir-ra little
gas-Er in his Ieit lore' arm. llc was
quite tickled about it at the tirric.
Airr very sorry to lost; liiiii
it only r for _-,r short
tinrc as irc is aiuilriirblciriaii
r Yours sincerely . ' |
D. J. MAXWELL. LiCU¢. ,. ,
NIliillINS FUR lHi
Sliill|iR NlilHlNli
FUR lHi Sililii
The Goliden Showers Have Practically
_ All Fallen o-ri the Army-How
About the Men of the Sea?
“l<I\'er_\'tliiiig is doriee i`0i' the sul-
diers." said -a yo\rrrg't`-miatllari Naval
i'eei'riii. not without a tinge ot’ hitter-
ners iir his voice. “Smokes for sol-
diers. corrriorts for -soldiers. Did you
ever hear or smokes for Sailors "
There has been a nrarkcd absence
in (‘arrirda ol' movements for the het-
terrnéirt of the ,men oi the .\'a\'_v and
Mei-cantile Marine, but with the
spi~ea|_| ol the Navy League this is
lrciirg rt-rrrcdied. His Excelleiicy the
llulrr- of I)evoirsliire.,'wlro is Vit:e-l’re-
=idcrrt _of thc- Navy League oi` Great
Britain. is taking a very active _part
iii t'urtlrerlirg the interests of the Loa-
giie. and recently a large rrurnbei' oi
~li0\\' brairr-lies were formed.
Tire nrerr of llre Navy and Mercuri-
tilg Marine are the poorest paid class
in the \vorld, facing the horrible. pe-
rils ut’ the deep for a nrcrc pitta.rir:c,
leaving their families in marry mist-.s
as-stitute. Mearrwlrilo. while thc prib-
llc are generously and patriotically gi-
ving millions for the relief oi thc Ar-
rrry. tlrc nrerr oi the Navy are almost
i`oi‘gotteir_
_ A year ago the Navy Leagrre gutlr
ered it considerable sum in the Dorn-
irriorr for relief work. but this largely
went to the British Sailors’ Relief
Fund. 'l`lris year any money that
maybe raised will he adnririi-s_te'i'ed by
thc League. a proportion going to thc
benciit oi’ the Canadian sailors and
their dependents.
A Sailors' l)ay will be held nil ovur
Canada on Deecirrhor Stir. for this pur-
pose, and it is hoped to raise a sub-
stantial sum to be devoted to tlic
pressing and irrrpcrativo needs oi a
class oi' me-rr and their' families who
are iir sore straits because oi` their dc-
votiorr to tire Empirc's cause.
1589. -
TELLS OF PLOTS AGAINST INDIA
~ SAN ii‘itANClS(?O, Dec. ti.- ""l`lit=
Englis-h are good and thc Ge-rnrairs
are had," was -the pa.~i'sworrl whisper-
ed by the Indian revoIrrtiurrist.~i
when they sought to identify each
other drriirrg their' activites against
British r'-ule in India. Tire answer' to
Ehls.Was:
“Tire English arc bud and the Gui
mans are good."
. These mystic signals and other
iucts relating to tlie' proposed revolu-
tion were revealed I-ir Federal Court
hero today during the trial of thirty-
iour prolniirent rirerr on charges oi
conspiracy to tonrerrt tire' rrprisiinz.
Simultaneously it was revealed that
the rebels had n "treasurer" at
Washington who collected and
tributed iunrls for "tire great revolu-
tion."
Thesg disclosures were made dur-
ing the testimony of Sukaniar Clini-
terji. Hindu witness ior the govern-
ment, when he tolrl of carrying ii
mer-sage ironr San Francisco to Mau-
llir. He told ot' activities extending
from Washington to Bangkok. Slain.
In revealing the pasword. Chal~
terji said lr was not rrecesnary for
revoliitlonists, orr' nreetlng each other
to speak it ln the liinrln tongue.
Both the password arid answer' could
- be spoken in.any language.
leges. acted as messenger ior the re-
volutioirsts. told or carrying several
letters from San l~‘rancis'eo to rr Ger-
man nuval iot'iiee_i' named Boylieinr,
stationed at Manila. who -later took
them to the Gernrirn consul there.
"l met there a rrrarr named Swascr,
who, I was told, was the_vide-coirsril.
marked with the revolutionary signs.
hicli I wa to cair to Siam "
paper the mystic sign ot the rebels
MONTAGUE
Q41;
_ _N Tanton, _
lrrgton. where -the treasurer ot the
rovolutlonaryiund was located. We
could not start unlil the money arriv-
ed.” When it rniiit- wc wont. to .\iiioy.[
Chiiiu. rrriil rlcli\'ci'cd sr-\'ci-:rl lotlr-is
and tricil to in-t liidiuir rr-r-r~iii|s_ liui-.|
inf.: his rxairiliuitioii t`lr.iii|-.r_li rl.-
clarrtl lip hurl cuivii two it-tlr-1, rlur
ing |ii:' lrzivcls so as to pi'i-\'r~ri| than 3
Ysiliiiiii lrr'o l lit' liriiids ol riri- Ili-ilisri;
police ut Bangkok.
"i had liar-rr given l\\‘rr llrllcr- l`i'o.rii
Gopal Siiigli lu (lcririaii iigciitz. In
Banglioli.' lic raid. "'| wiiii in lim,-
kok and was tlicru ar~i‘»:.~;l<-rl Ir: llrii i
ish police. lit-_'orc tlrt-_\ r-uiild _-.-.rr-.-tr;
iiic l air- both lrttcrs. I; iran ui ll_:ii.:~
kuk ilial I was lrlil lilrliiiii lirop. wr.
ready tu revolt."
’l`l:codo|’\: Ilorlrc. i'r'us.~a-c.\aiiiliiiiii;
thc witiicss, wruiig air iiiliiilssiozit
froirr iiiiii that irc' had \\‘i‘itti:ii an url '
iclc ior- the iliirduslaii Lliiilzir, H
vol.uliurrai'_v ircwr=p;ipci' iicrtr, stair-.
tliut Gr>rr1iiiir_v's only p\ii'posl~ in tlr.
war was to ircc india, alllioiigli
M; Cecma Mucmms my cmd" 2___ knew llrosc stalciiicirtg \\‘ci‘c uiiirut-
The treat that its lovers it-nrrr"
to expect from a crrp of
“SEAL BRAND” COFFEE,
is always realized to the full 
for _“Seal Brand” holds- its
aroma and flavour to the last
spoonfui in the air-_tight can
in lr. l and 2 pound tina. Whole~~ground- prilveriu-rl~nlso
(inc grriiirrii ior Percrilaiorn. Never sold in bulk. |55
L1li.»\SlL 5: SANBORN. MON'l`l{EAL.
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_ li s ;:i‘;inili;r1.ir-r.-and iiii-thus.-ii i>_\- urs
l ’,""""""""""" ilalili-r and iii.. airiorrrulrilr- ru-tion oi' ' -
. l
Belglmm Nov' 5' 191' 1 MAN PR0Vll-"ED FOR- _ir lrlrrr»k'ir|` ilrc t-start.-'rstiiriiitcrl at $60.
ld
and wa- miss lriin very iirucli. . rnpmy 1|' 1,, ,,....,|g mom ,hw Q.,-,-_ . _ -
~ - -~ - - ~...»..U il:i\' or clsc is iliilliciviir to thi Iricss Wool tnrrwiislicilflb
- , _ .
witness rtrrid. "lie gave me' ,,_ letter
w . s - ' y .
(`lratterji then drew on a shee( of
lie also adiiiillcrl tiiat he had puscii _
“S ii" illdiiill l"`1"_"0- .i ii:i_rillr_ .\lis, l"ii-lil dirl rio; \\'ai\~- ol' iiioiit-_\ wlrir-lr one parlii-iiliii --1-r
_W __  __ _ lilir- _crrrr-iiiiiiciii alloiiiiriil. nur slrow i:.\»;i:ii in its >-..:'\'ir't- li-it iii liniiu- .-»
liicii. .~.airl llvcil. _\'0ll lllllllll ill*-‘Itliat slit- \\‘:i:.- al>l.~ io _=';»;.ui': lrcrs-.il ilu- liu;_.. wliilr- hr-‘ \\'n¢= duizi-', iii
you are not oiil_\' ti rlirciv_i~i'. but :il;|n,_ _.-..,,_ ||,.,,,.,.  ._ _Mm-,h_ Ui t '
_ii;r. A_t_ tiii_s |:o_iiit at rliary ol lliu‘$;).',_,',i._ ;;' ,,|,,. Dr, _
ri,wi'r cn i~ "i;-'  ,- . -
ticiri br thc yuivrl-i\ liiil-jill"-\‘l"`ttlniHill l ' r » - - ` SUMMERSIDE MARKETS
'_ ~ _lr - ll _‘-1 b 1| Ul_llL)~ _ brim(-iiii| i~ii;iil ielilisir-rr las! .\|ii'i|~ _ . _
\_vl\1vli the \v1¢i1<>ss said was \\'ri1lL-min nn- i. ii.-i :inn in, -_-1|. -.-.uuiu ur- rr...-r,,.~;,..,., bu, -
ll" UIC l’_U\`llU-“|_=, Ui lllllllll-I llllllllll llll'-" iilili' iii .~|iii;.:;.;l<- iiiuiii: fur l’_'-- iiivriiiir- [;;|[~1.\- bug N 1-#
S*l‘H°"*‘ lUl|0“"\\s l<1\<»“' Ol lin- cxiwri- i'i~<;ur ins <ir.n~.' or nn- ;-~m.._-1. ..- .sine iiurr.-i' i<'r-`-~'r"-r-§~""i`  M' i'
ctrco ol' tlicii' pi'c'.Ici:oss0i‘s. ` a(.(|u=,.(.,l 1,, UM, 1 ...H .n,.rl.h ml mm |'. ` ‘ Hmls :Nm J H' ` ` ` ' " 
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W'FE OF VERY FUCH l_\uai's iii; will p.-,ul ull the iiivoiiir- l'ruin t'irlr-lrcii. lb....  _ _,_`_'u '_'.'._
_ __ __ llzr_\, (pics:-'<~r|| lon. ..,_... l.'»_ti-Z;
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“‘ ,going to liarc one halt ol llit- irir-oiir-- ||i,|,._., ||,_ _ _ _ __ _ _ _  _ __ ___| `
iaiid riglil noir lic is getting soiiic lu- 1-lm), pups ...Wh ,-0 |.,.,
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T__o_§_’_§' \"- ‘ __‘"Ull_f’-‘_~ Slllilil- .ml ii outriglil about $I!Z£3,l)00 iii liuriils _lu rig ¢rru;,|,_c HH , ||,_  rg. ips;
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.y (_ its \\ilr_ that slit: is ciililiwl _\pp;ri'<‘iiil_r- ilu- i.;o\'i-riiiiri-'iii lu- '|‘n|-|,i|,_< img -in
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H H"4|)'()--V-'*-.girl
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Actg. O. (7. 5th Curr Siege lla.. - _ _
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Ladies’ Wrist Watuhrs for Christmas
The wrist or bracelet wattlr is a fixture--not a lad. its growing poiularitv ie'
embracing women and men in all walitsoi lite. Recognizing the tact that it has come
to Stay, we have selected what we believe to be the greatest variety of bracelet
watches in the proviner-at least ilre most extensive in the City.
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I W_eliirer:s Wrist Walciresarc reliable. Our rr putation oi half a century as ironest
dealers is behind every watch wc se l. We guarantee every watch we_ st-ll,
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will reserve your
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Om. prices am' as low    _Our assortrrrciil is tire
'~  _ 3 best. Our service is un-
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qua! y C n so  ’  None better.
' _ We will consider it a pleasure to have you call and inspect our stork of Wris-
Watches Why not make a selection now when our stock is cornplett-3 _
W. W. WELLNER
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Official C. G. R. Watch Inspectors - Esfab. 1868
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I And there is ONLY ONE HEADQUARTERS for old SANTA C_l.AUS IN
CHARLOTTETOWN and that IS and has been for TWENTH \LARS at
Carter’s Toy and Fancy Goods Bazaar
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i which is now open with a splendid liirc of the best in '|`".\'-‘- |’"\|-’*- _‘i=\l\"‘-"-
Iiors' :intl (iii'is` Sit-iglis iriiil Sir-rls. Dolls. (‘ai°i'iu;_~_'r~s aiiirl (Ellis. .\‘iio\\' Sliorr-is. _
Siiou' Siroc:-1. .\l:r.~‘|i.~'. 'I`iii :riiil Iron 'I'o_\ s. .llcr-iiaiiir-:il 'I`o_\’s. iii .\ci'opl:rii4~r-l. .\rrio-
iriolrilcs. (irnrs. l)i'iiiri.~'. arid :iii cridlcss liiic oi' 'i`o_\'s oi' all kiiids ii is possible to
pi'o4-rii°r- iii ilicsc \\'iri' 'l`iiircs. __ ___ m_____ _ _____,
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' .llardc in (‘niiu¢lii und .Iar|'uriir'sc l)oIi.~" ai iiig' siocii. all si'/.\‘s illlll |*\'l""’*'~
Sitiiiir (‘ia|us' llr-:rrii|ria\i'lr-is l`p-sluirs ns risiiui. ~ (‘oiiiv ciirly iiiiil iunkc your
scicr-l ion.
  carter & company Lid-
“Boyhelm told me he had cabled a
man narr_1_erI .lacobrroir in Chicago and _
Jacobson rstelegraphcd to Wash- _  TA   _
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