...  - _'- l  - - -  -.~ .. -, , . .  ._ - 1  i¢~;'g-.‘-.~.- ,_ ‘_ 1; 4' i . .» ;- A" * " ~l'»-f" ‘ . . ,.f.. A if ,-  l ~ *r *ny*-"  " r. -w.\..» -_ ' . » » 1,
~5'f .U 'r ` ~ 64"' u . v ‘ ' 5 1'-lr " _.._..,,,°  "‘*"  5’ - ' a ` " “ 'J' i *wi 1~':'~"~`-"`<=` "“"""" ful, '\~l<~ ' "‘ 3! l  - ik..-.'f.""' _»<  "~`.'-:fl ` 1' ‘"` " l ` ” 'r' »;‘.1"`."'=‘ ‘ ` ‘Y v ` 'fi'  ~'-'l' ""5 ' ' _' 'ia 'vi " I ` M1” ‘ fr l' ~ '
. t  __ _-.-_-, l» f . < -_-. ~ _  f r-»_ , ,; ,_ » ,~ . >. - ,..»._.__ =».\_-_ . 1.- -. .. »   - f »- - -_ » . ., .
Y Q. _ V .~ #U I < - » l
, 4 --- ., , iw . - _ _, . l
f, . _ _ _ .
y
. - » o
C -JEGEMBER 15,1916 - \ . 'ran cHAnLo'rrs'rowN GUARDIAN  f` _ PAGE ELEVEN"
1 , V
sg: ,
I
- . 5:", .
~   ' l‘~
 ~ . _    i _ = . A W t MLP. w. claritin urns P. ri. r.
 _ ‘-5 l . ° ! _ _wa d` nigiito-me
_Bookstor
'NEWS _
_(Read Down)
Christmas shopper s
will find this Store-_we.l
_Stocked wilh an up-to
date' line of Holiday,
Gifts. _ '
Books, Books, Books
A good Book is a_lway
an exceptable Gift, Her
you will linda large rang
of the Newest |$o_oks'b
Popular Authors "A
Books are sold by us a
publishers prices.
_ All? book wanted and no
in stock will be orderedb
us at short notice.
BOYS’ B0()Ki~i
‘Toy Picture Books
Boys’ Own Annual
Young Canada
Infants’ Magazine
GIRLS’ BOOKS
Linen Books
Girls’ Own Annual _
Chatterbox _
Little Folks’ Magazine
and hundreds of of hers,
_ 'i`he` Poets in beautiful
bindings Bibles Prayer Bo
oks, Hymn Books,
Cai hoiic Prayer Books
in nil styles of bindings,
Xmas anc|.New Years Cards
Tags, Seals, beautiful
Boxed Stationery & c
Store open in the evening
C-_ime early
Carler & Co Ltd.
(D
U)
1-r°=»‘<¢'D('D
‘<1-r
U1
ll #YI
\WlI
gf
“ ° ` -O :ST
A; 'Q 
!r.~. f__..
ii-’-“‘=‘
Illllllll/I_\\\\\\\\\\\ll/II@A\\\\\\\¥VIl0I@¢"`\\\\
§ . _&'(~::_-_ li
fi
= -_=‘
\ ` ‘A
' l'llM or HER
A KODAK or
Brownie Camera
The gift that adds to the good
times-preserves the happy pic-
ture story of all that goes to
make the day a merry one.
Our store is alive with Christ-
mas suggestions.Besides the en-
ti-re line of Kodaks and Brown-
les, from $1.25 upwards, there
are developing and printing out-
fits, albums, tripods,-the kind
of gft's you know they want.
Geo. E. Hughes
-The Kodak Agent-
xMAs'suviNe.-‘riils is the week
for early Xmas buying come and make
your selections this week "and _avoid
yy., _ the rusli' of next week. Prbwso Bros.,
Ltd. 3353-12-12M6l.
MEMBER HONORED.-A number of
the' members of Cornwall York, Wo-
Bcotf._3t her home in Meadow Bank'
on Fri ay evening 10th inst. and pre-
sented her with a handsornerocker ac-
l  ;  meu’s institute waited on Mrs. Peer
companied liy an app'ropriate_ ad-
dress. as an appreciative wedding gift
from the-institute of which she' was
a member. Mrs. Scott, formerly Miss-
Pe-arle Frizzel-l, Cornwall, was always
a zealous and indefatlgable worker
and will be greatly missed by the lif-
stitute.
' ri-li-: Pnmcs EnwARo.- “cum-
mon Ground” a splendid production
in five acts,- a heart interest story,
with tense situations and a startling
climax was the headline at the Prince
Edward Theatre last night. The Brit-
ish Weekly with the usual interest-
ing views was another very interest-
ing film. There were also entertain-
ing. -.scenic, and comic views. Cor. F. J.
Tupper of the 60th Rifles Permanent
Forces was an additional attraction
of 'his experiences at the front.
i' RESOLUTIONS OF $YMPATHY.--
At _ the second meeting of
h
e=__=_________=__=,I
l
I
l- CALL ‘
` Now and Get
‘_ Your Fresh
Chocolates
Moirs bulk, a full assortm-
ent. at 60c per pound.
In Boxes, we have
Lig its
\\\\YIlIl4\\\\\\\\\
. ‘ . 8
A\\\\\\\\\vlnllll/l0§\\\\¢‘ _ Wlllafds
Moirs
’“ '“* Neilsons.
"Clocks and alarms, som with -
luminous dials some of thee newest Ca!.lmanqS.elqcr’nowthen
patterns in bunrpluiu- and umumeut- We will l_ay it aside until you
al ° just received. E. W. Taylor C?1llf0l'1f.
south side Queen Square.
 nil; Ma¢l<lNNoN
‘AA lilmitighnumber of tifictoris Peak  C0.
on ot er nd scenes n water c -3
or, also with calendars, at E. W. ‘
'I`aylor’s, south side Queen Square. The Rexall Kodak Stqfe
- 3390-12-ialvlal. it ~
the Quarterly Official Board of the
Granville Methodist Circuit held at
Stanley on Dec. -ith.. a resolution
was uiianlniously passed expressing
sympathy for Mr. Charles Seller of
Wheatley River in the death of his
1-_soir Milton; for Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
(iarew of Hunter River in the death of
ax' |l-their son. Roy Leslie; for Mr. H. T.
Pickering in the death of his brother
'J. Wesley Pickering who mot his
dezltii in the Elevated Railway acci-
dent in Boston recently, and for Mrs.
nulisrl ls. Keating in the sudden|
death of her husband who was strick-|
en with apoplexy while on his way'
to church.
PROFITABLE MEETING.-Corn-i
wall York Woinen‘s -Institute hfild
their regular monthly meeting at thc,
home of the Misses- Bain, York Pt.|
,This meeting inaugurated li. new dei-,
,psrture, the holding a night session=
'instead of the afternoon as formerly;
ithis will enable the men to meet and
g talk war and politics while the women
'discuss cllaritab-le and economic sub-
jects. Bad roads prevented as large
'an attendance' as usual especially of
lthose at a distance. An interesting
'Hpart of the program was the giving
Christmas suggestions at roll call.
Many original and useful ideas were
exchanged. Reports from the schoolsi
were given by the visitors appointed
for the month and an account of Red
Cross collections by those appointed
for that purpose. Forty-eight dollars
  '
4
Xmas Gift for 'Soldiers
‘ _A few pounds of Hick'ey’s Black
'l_ wlst Chewing Tobacco, or a pound
tin of H1ckey’s Bright Cut Smoking
Tobacco
' P Insist on H1ckey’s, the soldiers
choice. _
Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd
l Charlottetown `
have' thus been added to the funds
which will keep the members- busy
working for s. time. Knitting for the
soldiers is also being donennd a ship-
ment of socks will shortly ‘be sent to
the boys overseas. York Point mem-
bers se-rved a delicious' luncheon,
which was pronounced excellent by
the gentlemen present.~ The singing of
the Natioanl Athem brought the meet-
ing to a close. Visitors to Cornwall
- School fortthe month of December are
Mrs. H. W. Mallett and Mrs. Wm.
Howard, York Point: Mrs. Hector
Murchison'-and Mrs. Leslie McEwen.
Next meeting of the institute .will bc
held at Mrs. Wm. Lowther’s' Cornwall
when a special program of entertain-
ment will be given by the rrirembers.
.4
?__ 
Are You Worrying About Christmas
You’ve heard folks say : “Christmas
is a nightmare,I don’t know what I’ll do,
_ Haven’t begun my shopping and there
isn't much time left.”
Nu necessity for being disturbed
over Christmas shopping, you can find
just the right gift for everybody here. et Santa _
_ There are choice bits of Sterling ~
/ Silver, beautiful pieces of Cut Glass, Bring A _ _
Scsi Pins -and Brooches in infinite  P13110
I` ' -
Parisian Ivory- the Ideal
variety-all sortsof Silverware, Watches, T0- Your Home
th' that Christmas Present..
andyhggd-refs tc; prius; uéngs we This Christmas the arrival of _ _
*fan* 3'" ° ° Y° ° ' anew Willis Plano wlu herald Parisian Ivory has been
' d th f re dis la the coming of a brighter happier the vogue for several sea,
` C°me in an See el ra P y home for the entire family
i q 1 __
anyway- The most' satisfactory` piai0
l
for home use is the Willis.
creating much interest by his relation.
now remain open each. evening until
Christmas. G. H. Taylor, Jeweler.
3427-12-15M3i .`
I SPECIAL SALE.-Brace McKay &
Co., are putting on a special sale, Sa-
turday the 1_6th., of about 60 horse
blaukets,_ new rugs used to protect
plate glass and woodwork on store
'front during the fire on Wednesday
last. ~ 34331i.
FiR»E ECHOE8.- The amount of
insurance carried by the Summeriiide
firing who suffered ,ln the fire
WHS Greater than at first
estimated. it will' be about $231,-
300, spread over thirty different com-
panies. Tlxe following amounts had
been put ‘on by the different :agencies
in this city. Hyndman & Co., $50,000,
W. K. Rogers and Co., $80,000, 1E. T.
Higgs $30,000, D. B. Stewart $8.000,
J. A. Webster and Co., $25,300, Col.
Davison, $13,500, E. R. Brow, $10,-
500. Sumlrnerslde agencies will have
about $20,000 (estimated). This
brings -the grand total up to $281,300.
The Guardian _understands that
Messrs Sinclair & Stewart__havs rent-
ed the' Sharp Building onthe North
Side of Water Street, West. Mr. Dal-
’ton of the Prince County Drug Store,
it is understood, will re-open in one
of the' stores in the Clifton Hotel
building, and Mrs. McLellan of the
Prince County Book-store will re-
open in the other. Mr. Laiferty had,
removed his barber shop to the Comp?
ton Building on Central Street.
THE HALlFAX.- The S. S. Hali-
fax sailed from Charlottetown for
‘Boston at 3 o'clock yesterday after-
noon, taking probably the' 'largest
cargo of produce she has ever carried
from this port.. It comprised seven
thousand bags of potatoes and tur-
nips or about twenty ti'ioussn'd bush-
els. The steamer had no passengers
outward. This is her East trip here
this season. The public will be pleased
to learn that the report that the
Plant Line intended to cancel alll
further sailings in future. to Char-
lottetown is untrue. It is the intention
to have' the Halifax sent to Charlotte-
town as early in the season next
spring as possible. l
PERSONALS
Mr. John Richards, Bideford, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. C. Ellis, Mon-
tague, were among visitors to the
city yesterday. ‘
Mr. Alex Martin, ex-M. P., Valley-
fleld culne to the' city yesterday.
Holi. H. D. McEwen. Morell, re-
turned yesterday frem Picton.
Mrs. J. E. B. McCready. City.
left yesterday on s visit to St. John.
Mrs. Bulman, City, ieftyesterday-
on a trip -to Boston.
Mr. and Mrs; Joseph McA1iaim, lLake
Verde, leave this morning'on"'s trip
to Millinocket, Maine. _
fl/
|
\\\\\‘
Delicious Con
fections For ‘ `
Christmas
II/
\\\\L.‘\.
There isa constantly inc-
- \
reaslng demand for good
ased our stock largely' The ~
assortment contains- ‘
Chocolates Nougatl, Fruits,
Ill
These tempting sweets
packed in. _special 'boxes '
make excellent gifts for wife-
sweetbeart, or friend.
No matter what else you
give Her. be sure to include
a box of those chocolates. ~
Prices from 354: up to $4.50.
IIIA&&§t`.I@
_ 1 i*
. I
. -n<i“,’,,.,.--`\!°n-y. ’- " - ° ' ' - 'I V “_  ' A "
\
l
.
' ' "' '- ~ 'fl' - ‘ ~ ' r l »\~. , 'r
.
tobe had Estimates given
».. - .. _ _ . 4 _
4 .,,... 1
thé`r;r:¢:toyf=mflf>'l;`k flgaigiffd A L‘;"",‘1‘larl|‘°“"?*°f't gf: 3:;
.» ers- '-“"
'vidio illvfienliiiigifb iii-2 :lie beat .while you rw- ~ ~ -' _
1 Chandler & Bell ~' A»‘E~ 
" '"1 ihlfent street ` ' 1,, _'_17.7 Queenbt. 
 /_.:;_, - or 1";   ' __
 admiration for you and an apprecia- rlotic songs, rec a ns an mu c.
_ tion of the great and noble scnrilce After the programme the ladies of
VIZ/Ill'-§\\\\\YlIII4`\\\\ yc-;i have made in our behalf 'the Society served supper, and in this
§ I 0 "
| Mr C |l'gi,sll Fisher has arrived
I ' U' ' : ' * ‘ ¢ » `
' iT PAY8 to-“buy in this Province. BTORE OPENS.-Our' store will in un, Cm, and lg registered at tho'
Victoria.
.'-:#71
Mrs. Hector McDo\I8lll U15 11°F
Carferry this or
B
Mr. W. W. Trawley, Halifax, al
rived in the city yesterday by the ca
ferry steamer. ~
Mr. william M. Flynn. 'late st'
tion agent at Georgetown. Went 1
Summerside yesterday aft0l'!100ll
enter upon his duties as Station me ‘
Mr. John F. Whear went west I
yesterday afternoon's train. Bsfc
returning he will pay an' official vi -
to Count Aberdeen l. O. O. F.. N
psque, in his capacity as High Cli
Ranger. ,
been spending a few weeks at
home 'in Charlottetown, 'left yer
day for Halifax, captain Robins
attached to the 199th Irish Rang
for overseas
Captain J. A. S. Bayer, of the i
E. island Heavy Battery at 1
Point, Halifax, and Mrs. Bayer,
rived in Charlottetown by the
ferry dteamer yesterday on a
days’ visit. Capt. Bayer reports
the island boys in good health i
spirits
Mae Minchin of the nursing staff of
the P. E. Island Hospital, left thll
morning for New Perth to attend
the funeral of their aunt, Miss Mar
garet Minchin, which takes place to
BY
Tile many friends of tile popular let
ter carrier Edmund Toombs will be
sorrv to learn that while in pevfor
mance of his regular duties he had
the misfortune to fall on the' sidewalk,
breaking one of the bones of his knee,
which necessitated his being taken to
the P. E. l. Hospital where he will
be laid up for some time.
-i¢°*¢0
1#-Ei
"VMI
AIIAIJIANSP WELIIUIVIE
PRIVATE UHAISSUN
~~-» 'irvaij
On T esdsy evening, the members
of the rench-Acadian Society, LAs-
somptir.-ri, met at 104 Euston St., City,
the home of<Mrs. Chaisson. mother
of the wounded soldier, Pte. L. Chais-
son, who returned on Saturday last,
to tender to him a reception on be~.
he had made a few remarks explain-
ing the purpose of the gathering, the
following address was read:
-Mr. Leonard Chaisson:
Dear Mr.. Chaisson.-We. your
friends, and compatriots, feel that we
iantly in the cause of justice and li-
wounds, which in one less brave and
dom. So now, that you rave
ed to your friends with feeling of_
great deeds done and high resolves
accomplished, we gladly extend to you
the glad hand of welcome and friend-
ship, and hope and pray that your
l 
Hockey
Boots
For Xmas give the
. Boys and Girls Pair
Hockey Boots f'
Boys’ $2.65 to 3.00
Men’s $3.00 to 4.50
Girls’ $2.75 to 3,00 A
ll
ll.
l ~  The Central Guardian “~'°'“f°°° ,;';" _ ° .0 _ . _
_ _ trip to Moncto _ , .
-` 'ff-‘»~‘~‘r-‘-'-'ff-air-'s fagv-‘~`-‘ff--r~= - -2 -rf-7-‘-'i~ -'ff ~ ff- ff-’~‘-`"ff-'~'~`~‘~==`~‘-“-“~“-‘-A-“-‘=“ 'f-1 """" l 'I ‘
sc-n Nelson were passengers by the ’
m lin .
Almond Nui r
. . r‘_
A rich, velvety, milk chocolate contain
ing an abundance of plump almonds --
a quality that cannot be surpassed
ter. "
A14
ith be fully restored. so that you EVENT3 UCCURNNG
r long enjoy the fruits of your AT ATHENS RECENT
le sacrifice, and be the solace and ----
iforl of that loving mothr.. who is
proud of you today We assure PARIS, Den 13 ¢_. The (}|-
u also that your deeds will not soc/ii charge d'af!sirs appeared at the
forgotten. and that in the future lm-y of foreign 31131" ¢h|s mum
1| will have the double satisfaction for the purpose of 'expressing
having nobly and cheerfully done the government of the Republic,
lr duty, and the esteem und grati the name of the King and the go
e of your many friends ment at Athens their sincere re
at the events which occurred at
ur French Acadian compatriots ons, and declaring that they depi
MTB' Henry' Lapfhorne and Mid' After the reading of than address, _"*‘
Private Cliaisson made a suitable re
ply, in the course of which he referred
to the non reception which he and his
comrade, Private Kuockwood, had niet
with on their arrival iii their native
province not because he cared
much for the honor personally, but in
order that in the future proper treat
ment might be given to other wound
ed soldiers returning home He con
eluded hy thanking all present fc
their address and assured them of his
healty appreciation of their kindess
Mr Isldore Buote and Mr Cyrlat
Gallant made short speeches eulogiz
ing the brave soldier and expressing
the sincere wish that he might soon
be completely cured of his wounds
l’lo J H Blanchard was th
d
by Mr Chsisson the hardships under
gone by him, and how pleased they
were to have him back again with
them he went on to show the part
the French had taken in Chrlstlaniz
ing Europe in the past, and that the
Acadians with the blood of those brave
ancestors coursing through their
veins should feel' proud of such as
Private Chaisson. He said emphati-
cally that they should do all they nos-
sibly could for the returned soldiers,
not merely give them a welcome on
half °f the Ac”-dia“5 °f this CIW- their arrival and then forget them, but
Mr. J. F. Arsenault presided. After irecognize them ever after and help
them get the best possible posi-
tions. He said they should insist
on this, and the best way of doing so
was by keeping the question before
the public, discussing it, etc.. Mr.
Blanchsrd's speech was most, eloqueilt
would be remiss in our duty and poor and inspiring and was listened to with
friends, indeed, if we failed to convey the greatest attention.
to you some slight expression of our Then followed a programiéie of _pat-
it t 0 s
For we fully understand. that you they proved conclusively that they
were unde. no greater obligation than were just as efficient as the men were
we, to Lake your place in the ranks in fighting in defence of their king
and go forward to fight for king and and country. '
country; but out of your love for right. A feature of the evening was the
and freedom, you generously donned hearty cheers given the returned hero
the "khaki" and for many long and and to his mother, w-ho has still an-
weary months battled nobly and val- other son at the front.
Owing to the had cc-ndition of the
berty. We realize, too, the great suf- weather and roads, the Spiritual Di-
ierings yci must have undergone,- rector ofthe L’Assomption Society.
I  the hardships of the camp, the terrible Rev. Joseph Gallant, and Rev. Father
work in the trenches. and finally your Poirier were unable to be present-
About midnight, after the singing
vigorous would have meant early_ of the Acadian National Anthem and
death. Then came the long and weary God Save the King, and again giving
days in hospitals, among strangers, hearty cheers for the reéurneiil sol-
' ` ° ' fa-' awa frc~m friends and relatives. dler, the company disperse . We con-
candm dmng-the liohday All tins? and more. you have nobly vlnced that they had spent u most Q W
season' In autlclpatlon of endured that we who remained at enjoyable evening. ______
ence and frees ,ag \..»~-». ”
Sold everywhere. _ Made in Canada
` 
` ""`)"il"""""";`§`
- uf -'~'f‘
W2/ \
_ .t
¢
rt 11 41
aaa 1 1/fr»1r1pp11
l l` " I
7 ' /'
», /I
ni-1;
Qs
W
ff
<._._é-
llexf, speaker After having ma e `
fitting reference to the sacrifites made \.// _I ____
aff 1
If nfarzr 111//1/I/»
Admiral
Jellicoe
looks for
Canadians
Royal Naval
Canadian
olunteer Reserve
Overseas Division
will enrol 2000 man of good
character and good physique
for immediate service ovenou,
in the British Navy
Pay Si I0 per day and up
Sonar-ation allowance O20 Oblopllly
/1111 :fn
111111; 11111
Q 1 /'11 ,*,1;,;7/////,/,//11/ 4/ 1/ /;;; ; ,
Fur furtlur particular: apply to
Naval Recruiti g Officio
Charlottetown, P .E I
or to tho Department of the
Naval Service. Ottawa.
\»2I/ neu
C i \ _
non
.,,. ... ,WX .`.,~,,,,
» Certain T- Fl E- R°b|“°- Wi‘° i ' mar my .dun be healed sud your onssx oovr osvaoaes
-__ _ _
‘ _ - ' e
Ill
Iv ' ` I
i .
f _
i - - _ 'g
Al
d _ _So
` ' l
"  .,‘ - _ _ `
` ~' ` . . . ` l G 0
this demand, we have incre home, might enioy li - = _
l return- es'-"-""__-F' "-'!=""!--'-'
I
ously Fiavoured “_ Creams, But- _' “ll _ __ _ 1 (i ods
, ._...._..__..__.--_-=_-- fini) Bruslics tory io
t_erinel,,Aimorids, Pecans, Bor~ ‘Ton-.et Sets “used Pipes
“dum 'tm' "C" ' ' A Cigars in Gift Boxes l‘iier|riol-l Bolileti
,Safety ltaizors _ Smoking N‘f“
ghaylhksetg Perfuincs in 1 uiicy Boxes
Baby Sets Ebony (foods
Chocolates in l’ackligi\s und bulk
And many other suitable articles too iiumer
ous to mention
th d in &¢l DC l  ._
make as A ey 0 r Y env' opes Solid in sets or single pies", F0f il\f0fmlf|0ll ly f0¥_
Johnson &_-.loliiison _ CHARLES” LElg{,lg{e1,lif,i_-°|{,’,°,, .
DAVISON L1 t.
  graving and lmbslliehlng “""" .  _II _
 ..1:.l:.:l°.<l:.~:..ec;.:~:;s.f'.z.-:ls ,.2T‘l..?.’-‘i§.¥‘°§..2;.°. ll: No"". 5"""".'.'§'1"_ 'G"'E T' 'I' 'L' 'E""'n"Y'-Hin '-1-H'
'Moililmtliis l|'lill.¢ll(ilii¢ll\¢ er`musicians= It is made by ex- minors am- fhwle.ss"and __ ° ' _ ' _ H  Chitnwn 
 Rlvagcs of Tim¢ gil; aiaighglimridwslhmtlieerlr vwotih the Mountings 'heavy. Headiganitergf  “E 1-0 E," ‘ood men mat", I . . ;
g l~ ~ ._ xr, 1
The Quality Drugstore u - .  H. .Qu ` W
Cor. Kan`tf& Prince Sts. ~ ' 0' C’ Nm 5 P E* £ 
 ml-io :rn-ln. _ __ _ 's _  -.  _ , ~
_ ,_ _,_.,t,., -v , s. _ . - 1 4.. -.- . -, ~- \-ts. ummm
. .ew _ » f ° ..,.
» ' ’
. .§v._,.,.__ V
- - . A  ~ . ~ . sl..
. » . -  ~ . - _ . .~ Q :L
l -fb W . -  » .~ = - f »» . . . » . ‘ - \ 1 . » - »<.-.~. . ‘ -
~ - _ _ 3 -1,.;--.~  ,__ ,_ ,.\»;~  . _  ~_   .  t \ 'l-._-_ .,. u. . ' ' ,,, Q . . »-~ '. ..» : '= » f '
i ' - l  _...ny -.,, ,ey ,.,,_,_ ._ ,,,~__, - l _ ._ y* -,» -‘l -= ’ :"T""~"-”"‘ - - " ” 1' ' ~ ` " ' ' ` '
A Few Suggestions From Our
Cherries, rNougatlnea,_ Delicl- 4 V - ‘   ls
A The list really tells the story We do not need
to describe these goods, but will ask that you come
and see them, and trust to your own intelligence to
tell you, through the best evidence in all creation-
:he eyesight-that they are the best goods on the
market today, and that therefore they must be the
oods that you want Come in and examine our
, \
_ gtock. _ It is a pleasure for us to show goods, and it
song, There ig every 1-gag ` Youths __ _ $175 _ will be a greater pleasure for you to purchase
_ _ on why it should remain l 1° A. McDonald
'  J’ R’  Ltd’   § so'-' ` D.G0|'d0ll & C0. N liresccgptlcllrilruitgist, Revere Hotel Block
J weierand Optician _- ° a ° s ¢ , o i il , of . . ' 1 ¢
S 915° e ch”|°'t°t°w°' P E' I’ ~ ' -ls 'a genmne ' Aeleililll-ly adascpllillllw ui: en. aass-la-ismwrmil ii 2' i Phone 6 6 Kent Stwe