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LANUARY 23» 1903 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN - i»‘.'ir.i: savi~:N
_wir N _ _Y _W Y V '_ V _ : 
Sa 1,    fm* QUEEN S   WUNTY GUARDIAN
y iiyefu riiii i\y,,., ,,,,,,_ A,e,.,’,,,,,,_ - _ -~~ Nleet Idle .At The Alvvays Busy Store
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Q01 dll Ulitr
sullr-coated.. Sugar-coated. Sugar-coated.
Eliy’ to take. Easy to fake. Easy to take.
Don f forget Don’\ forget L2", ~lfh:.. The Stanley airiicd nt Georgetown Rev Jas McDougall will pieath e
' ’ "’-“W” (_, ~- at 10.30, Searletown iit rl, and Cape
D A` Lawson, stiitlonniaster at Traverse at 7
h°|d’ ° i Hunter River is in the City. --
I S   -#- Everett H. Lea, whu has been vis-
There were 15 passengers by the iting his parents Bertram and Mrs.
Stanley to Georgetown yesterday. Lea Vernon River, leaves Frida on
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For 'a
. Community
”SilverC hi|d’s Set
would fit iii ver_v nicely.
Erich set ina nice sittin
lined case.
t t O t . 1 N B ‘ k.
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_leivgley-_ Rev. S. T. Plialen, Georgetown,
 l  ng t’ returning home'
‘ll lim Helena Myers whi ha b
- . i s een
hlnk Better l0l'a (lift visiting her old home in Victoria
Than a
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G. H- COOK.
New DcsBrisiiy Block,
Tha Studio Whorn Baby ie Alvi-ny..
Wi»li'mi\"
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Dige Tonic
Renews the Appetite. i
imparts Strength Ouikly. ‘
Maintains Permanent Effects, I
It in a most valuub e medicine for'
persons who are recoveiing irozn an
attack oi' 'he grlppe.
Price 25c per box.
uso. i-:. iiuiiiiiss.
Hockey Boots
The best value in the city. _
‘Our Leader." Men’s, $z.oo a
mir.
"Our Leader" Boys. $i-75.
“ " Smal' Boys $1.45.
This is the best Hockey boot in
Canada for th: money-other
lnes a little lower in prices than
other stoies. |
A. E. McEALllEN
The _*hoe Man.
\\ frwtf
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COAL ~
Reserve Run `
Mine, '
nverness
Round,
Hard fhestriut
and dry at
Go. E. Pulls
Seal laid ’
iedtf
lhc
Salc _
Of
Sample
Shoes
isgtiil-:iiig like ivild tire
- hundreds of pairs-
havc been sold last
week---but there are
hundreds of pairs yet
to go.
50 p c off
Regular Prices
Please Remember
The sizes are
4 and 4 1-2 in ii'oiiieu’s.
7 and 8 in men's,
4 and 5 in l/oy's.
i and 2 in girl’s,
6 loin childrcn’s.
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Alley YEL Co
tis as follows: Seeing Logan unat-
uirl Skin
Fvfs tested and fitted for
glasses
Y`|FF'lt it HOUR"
9!,oll»\.m_ IJ-'ivllplii
lmoiiiiiipi by anivointmoiib
dlwvi
English Markl
1 Mon y Sevilla '. li8SliB`S
if
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There were tivo cars of freight by
the Stanley to Georgetown yester
The mnil train arrived in this
City at 12.30 yesterday with T5
bags of niail.
D. Montgomery, Alberton, was a
passenger to Georgetown lust night,
wiui ri passenger hy the mail sppcial
last lb
lleaves in the near future on return
.to Dauphin, Man.
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Band at thc Arena tonight.
The skating rink at Vernon River
|stntion will be completed in the
course of a few days.
Miss Wealthie D.*Weiitherbie has
returned to her home in Vernon
River after an absence of six months.
I The _ Crystals of Siimmerside and
[V_ictoriu7~i will meet for thc first
itirne this seiii-.ioii in the Arena on
(Friday, Jnny. 31st. '
I Miss Edna Laird and Miss Edith
iH0_US€0H. of North Rustico, are on a
§visit _to their many friends in
,Augustine Cove and Tryon.
_ The death occurred at Miililloooi-o,
'Mass.. Jan. 1908, of Maggie A, be.
,loved _wife of Harding C, Angus,
`a_nd_tliird daughter of Nicholas Mc-
ihevin. Bom.-haw. Slhc leaves to
,mourn ii husband, father, two sia-
'ters and one brother-Mrs. James D,
Lamont, St. Cathcrine's; Mrs, lime
McLauchlin; and Malcolm :it home.
"" Turkey dinners are the order of the
iflay as well ns the night around
|’¥]"""¢“` “Wei” _by ivny of welcoming
it c recent arrivals from tho. West.
,A delightful evening was lately
i-wont at t he some of Capt. P. A.
'McKcnzie_ The 'table w ll th t
‘could be desired and highly' credit-
Inblc the host and hostess. The
evening was cnlivcncd with piano
|and violin music which added greatly
‘to 'the enjoyment of n large number
'of invitcrl guests.
i The Mission Hand concert given in'
the Presbyterian Church at Clyde
,lui-er recently ind credit to nie!
childrcii, and the liidics who took
,pains in trninini: them. The night
.wus flue, the audience large, and thc
lentortaliiniciit was in every iray ii
isuccess. The generous offering goes
to tho Mission Band fund. After the
[program two lately married ladies of
,the choir, Mrs. George Beer, and,
|Mrs. Hector Dnrroch were presented'
,each with ii parlor table, and the
‘minister with n purse of $35 as
tokens of gratitude, nnd good will
ofthe congregation. Such expres-
sions "lighten labor, and sweeten
illfe."
.loc Page, through whom thc Mon-l
trc:il A. A. A. secured Fred Logan
its its representative, decli-iims hav-
ing had any intention of stealing
skaters from St. John. l-lis position
tm-hed to any club and liable to
skate under the colors of ii Cana-‘
is also ii possibility of Bart Duffy
to skate under Montreal colors, and bl
will give his reply this week There o
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return to the West.
Rev Dr ll/lcPliail will preach at
evening and at West Bt I’eter's in
the afternoon nt three o'clock.
W. 'l‘. Anderson, Morell, represent-
ing William Rennie Co., Lt<l_, seeds-
T _
men, oronto, leaies today on ri bus
iness trip through Nova Scotia and
A special train will leave Murruy_
Harbor on the 24th, inst. ut Cl p. ni., |
in connection with the Iiurn‘s Con-i
cert, calling nt all intervening stat-l
ions. Reduced fares. A special train'
will leave Georgetown at 4.45 and
Montague nt 5.30 p. ni., and will re-I
turn same evening.
George W. Ferris, of Old Town,
Maine, who was arrested in Bangor
Saturday night for drunkenness,i
was found dead in his cell at policei
headquarter about nine o'cloc'k nexti
morning. Deatii was due to alcoho-
lism. Ferris was 35 years old. Hisi
wife is thought to be in Prince Ed-I
ward Island. where she went from'
Brunswick, Maine. His father,_j
James Ferris, lives at Stanleyl
Bridge, P. l<l. 1. Both have been,
notified,
l’iiilip Curley, ri fornier resident
of (iharlottetown, who was droivned
in Sydney on Jan. 14th, left ri wid~l
ow and the following daiiglitersf-;
Mrs. John H. Court, Donnldston, P.:
E. I., Mrs. Joseph Pnchcr, 0xfor<l,i
Mass., Mrs. Wni. McDonald, Buflalo,`
N. Y., Margaret in Boston; Mrs. Wm. 
Whelan, Newfoundlanrl; Mrs. John'
McDonald and Gertrude at home; and 1
three sons, John, Frank and Williaml
also at home. He leaves besides an|
aged father and mother in Fortl
Augustus and three brothers and:
three sisters to rnourn his untimely]
end. He was sixty-two years of age;
-Com.
The nniiiinl meeting of The Ilniigli-
ters of the Empire was held in thisf
City yesterday afternoon, at, thcl
residence of Mrs. F, W. I-lyndmau,i
when the election of officers took,
place and nrrniigcmcnts were miidej
for an evening of bridge whist to,
bc held on Thursday Feb. l3th,I
Vnlcntine's eve. The following offi-;
r-ers were elected! I
llcgcnt, Mrs. G. I). Longwortli. _
lst Vice, Mrs. Jus, Warburton. l
zmi vice, iiirs. F. W. Hyniiiimn. Y
Staridiird Bearer, Mrs. J. A. liong-
worth. 1
Treris, Mrs. A. G] Wnllncc. t
Sccty, Miss A. E. Mellish.
The Farmers' ln'stiti'i`ti-." of York:
met in the hail at Marshfield onl
Monday evening. The presidciitf,
Major Crockett took the chair and,
introduced to the audience the speak-,
cr of the evening, Prof. Ross. ln his`
remarks the professor said in refer-I
ence to the dairy industry iii this;
Province that he regretted it‘ hiiili
fallen off in nve years to half, iindi
claimed that if the dniryiiig business'
went down it would be most detri-i
mental. The lnbor of running thc,
dairy in this Province is much Icssl
than any other this side of thei
Prairie Province. The spcnkcr iilso\
mentioned the superiority of the;
seed grown in this Province and of;
the large majority of prizes secured,
skate again for the Verona Lake nt the recent seed fair in Truro. Ho,
Skating (.`lub they desire him golmentioned how well adapted thia` _ V A V _____________ ________ ______,__________
Province was for the Dairy industry-
dinn association instead of nn Am and also said viith the cheap labor
H ti-ricnn one nnd so beriinie eligible to and good soil any amount. of seed'
| | | | skate at the Olympic games. As ii might be raised. The president also
result Pi u nnd Lo an attached r commendin
ere ably discussed to the advantage
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"'*°l“F¥ '-he M A A A HS of all present The meeting clmed
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'inngenicnts with the Charlottetown
lpeoplc me said to be not exactly :-
sritisfnctory The Mi-iiitime ‘ikating Ferguson seconded by John Ander-V
Associiitiou will also be i‘c;>resented‘Sfm| and cnrrieil unanimously nnd
nt the cluiniplonships. ,,nthusin3hm11y_
i The Tunnel Social held recently nt
North Wiltshire proved ri success in
cv:-ry respect about. four hundred
pcoplc bring in attendance. J. M.
!Niclioli-ion iictcd as chairman in nn
acceptable manner. The program
consisted of several choruses by the
.choir, comic songs, recitations and
ligramniriphonc scloctons. Ciipt. Jos.
ilfcad who was present by special in-
vitation delivered a very ublc and
nstructivo address on the Tunnel
ith a vote of thanks to the speak
Head Offices in New Prowse Block-Chiriottetown - f
___-_. __ _ i v_,§=__;__ L_' J _ I I  U " yesterday at 10.i5.' ion Siibbatbithe 26th nt'S\iininei'side     
 'Mt -it---Q-    At discounts ranging from
25 to 33 p. c
THIS IS A RECORD SALE
Vl’ord of inouth advertising has spi-earl the iicivs oi` this event quite :is
much as what we have printed ir the papers. Every womziii \vli..> sees :ind pro-
fits sends in her friends and relatives to get their share.
Bed Coverings Hovv noanyi §1ris
have you _
flicoiirsc _vour girls are just like other
Th 1:11 out
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\Vitl1 ilicsi: All Wool and heavy English people S H “raw “nming clmhing'
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l'uio1i Blruikets and ivnddcd Quilts to main-
iziiii iiorinal iciiiperritiirc these chilly uiglits:
you may have all the fresh nir you want to Cen
sleep in and be the better for ii. trhmm_d_
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Vvhite Blankets
Size 54x76 $1.65. _ _ _ . .. . . _ .now £i.g9 ii pair 
Size 6ox8o $3.51). _ _ _. . . _ . ..iiow $2.7o ii pair X R
Size 64x8o$3.75 ._ . . ..._ . . .iiow $2.85 ri pair i
STANLISVS Sl’l'IClAl. Bl..»\NKI€TS H
of pure Australian wool ed
Regular $5.50 apair.............now$4.45 R
Regular $6.50 a pair. ' ' ' ' ‘ '_ . . . ...now $4 go `
CO 0l'5 .
mart Stylcs_ln Chiidren’s and Misses'
Coats
(}lRl,\` i`i).»\ is »_;oiiichcs1oiig, of cx-
eut N:i\'_v Blue - lieviol. box buck, braid
R gulnr Price :<2 iq . . _ _ -. _ . .Sale Priec $1.45
(HR S' ().-\'i`S-24 inches long, of
icnvy rcotch 'l`\vccd brown inixcil blue
ixed, and solid colors.
cgulnr Price $ .25  _ _ _ .§alc Piice $155
GIRLS' COA'I`S 33 inches long. in
cavy Frieze---wel izadu mid finished assort-
rgu`ar Price 53.50. . . _ . . . . _ Sale Price $2 4o
- ' ' ' ' H Minaes' & 'iifbncxenll
Coats
‘@'&dd¢a Q\J.11`\7S German, Engisli and Canzidian made---all
At the BIG DISCOUNT SALE Made of I
good liuglisli saitcen nnd Turkey Red tliintz
filled with good clean batting
Size 72x60 Regular 2§i,9o Quill. _ . ., . . .$i..': l
this .~icasou's giirnicnts rel ing at this Cn-:it
Economy ~ale for
07 i-2 Cents on the Dollar.
Size 72x60 Rcgu‘ar $2.50 Quilt. . . . . ..$i.9c
Size 72x60 Regular $3.50 Quilt. . . . _ .$2.70
'%'ozn.én'é» in a'.l'§&:f.n3
Skirts ,
l Lziie styles--~in:i(lc ol good grade of l'nlfvn
,uni 'ill \\'o:>l loths --some box pleated some
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' ‘side p'e:itcd; others trininicd---self strapping,
Bed Sp1,ea'd_S nicely stitched :ind tiiadc---colors and black.
Regular $4.00 Skirt. _ _ . . _ _ .Sale Price $3.00
At the Undef Pl'lC¢ 53|¢ » Regular $5.00 Lsirt. _ ._ ._ .Sale Price £4 50
'I hose goods are ivauted now :ind will he 'Regular g;7,vr, bkiri , _ _ . _ .Sn Q Price 35,35
especially ivelcotiicd lieciiiise of their small i
prices . ___ __ ___”___ __ "__ ____
I /\'t`E‘ur Goods
U33 the (lreat Llearance Sale
<3rc>o]1@1; bed l Fur ls $3o oo. . . _ ._  . . . . . .ur>\\' $35 UH
spreads
l"ur Confs $60.00. _ _ _ . . .. _ . . _ _.noir $4o.oo _
PM F0315 $75 ro . . . . . . . . . . .
_.noir £5o.oo
Single Bed size r;_~,c. _ .. A . ~ . -
-. - » - - ~|1U“' 75°
Fur Linea cboai is
1f|fl~T“f5lZ‘3$lj25 - ~~  ` "°""n0“' 9 C i Rcijuliirfbo oo ..........f~`:ilc l’IiC€‘ 545 00
lfxlfil l~f"'l»I0 S110 51-65 » - - ~ ~- - - - r --”"“` 5"” Regular $75.co. ._ . _ _ Sri 1.- l’ricc t‘5o oo
lied Sprcrids oi licitcr grmlcs iii Grecian Satin
Rt-_e_u :ir yti)o.oo. _ _ _ _ . _ _ .Sole Price $o';.ro
Marsriilles, :iiid i\liirs:iillcs from $2.50 up.
Ladies Flfiunelette and Cotton \Vr;ippers H/\l.l" PRTCF.
Ladies Trimmed :ind Untriiiiiiicil llzits HALF. PRICE.
STANLEY BROS. £35-Hill
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is in iii' uc "uni to ,.,i\¢. oui ciistonieis lf \0li Zire H0
raiding litre giic iis .i trial order and sec il it is not as vit sn
Yoiiroiwicr will be tiiucli zipprccizilcil. 3  -3
\\'orld famous lrcrolv-iw,
l'i|uilili|isis and lie._iil lo br ld
Sanderson ®. Co.   
ersni if. siiimysiiit- oiema. , MCT-URES r
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lt-I 8 to made a few remarks e ` lZr_- Ill ‘
Kz|“ “re” the Montreal A. A. A. That iisaocia- the speaker, whom he had heard onl
¢ ' ' tion is also after other St. John re- several forincr occasions but never?
A   C  5 Praciieelimiiril in Diseases pri-scntntivei<. Evniis has been asked had he given n better n<l<lress.l
of Eye. har, N-PBC. l`\1'0l\ f 'ovcral other nieiiibcrs gave theirl »   I ~
_ _ ` _ _ _ V ~ - . pinions and the different tiioughtsi  ` ,_
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. _ _ `  ' ` for _ . . . _ ar- , p , ` .2 1 ‘
' " ' » ' _‘ . ' ' - ' . ~. K' i` ' \ ' .` '-`~ _'
_ ' ' ' i `  » r of the evening, moved by J. T.| ` I ' ‘  _ V3UdeV|ll2
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¢;N 
The Cupboard
Q __ ,___ -3 . ._ - --~~ -~- ~L---"E W ,\,, cn,-|ii;\»,,,,i|)» funny gm".
viii., laugh from .suiri lo fiiiisli,
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We have just rcccivcd :i case of
Shoe Sale
Woiiieifs tziii slmiiiill
50015 pgiilnr price $1.25
now...  T125.
\Vouicii`s kid .<lii’l’°f"
worth fi 25 now ~- -- 490
Mcii’s grniii \\'al0fl"'°“f
boots regular $2-90 """"
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Mcii's \\'c-sicrii li0X Cdl(
boots regular $3.00 uo\\'
  
Misses' skflllnff l’""t'“
worth $1.75 now.. $1325-
Misscs box calf s ziliiill
boots worth $1 33 “““‘
  $1-45-
Bnrizuius for ci'cf>'l>°‘l>'~
Sprague 6: C0.
Snrnyside
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,market liziskcis direct f1'0lil U10 _ loud were the vnlleys of applause
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ioldcouiitrvz Tlwff "T0 5e"`°"a
'different sizes and st; les and 1110)'
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viircuoivopcii for Wulf l"~‘iP'-`°`“°“
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 EER Qt G(ll"l"’S.
l A l"i\MILY group \\'oiilcl
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1 he nice to have. Cihl ill'
iour studio iiiidscc our siiiuples
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 Baygf, Photographer.
Telephone |02
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lsiiitablc terms. Thi: biiiilots wcrc
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which was listcned to attcntively on
the part of his audience. Many nnd
tendered the popular captain as hc
made point aftcr point in connec-
tion with this vnst undertaking
which is becoming to be ncknow~
ledgcd as tho only means of placing
the people of this Province on an
equal footing with their brethren on
the mainland. A hearty vote of
thanks to the speaker of the even-
ing was moved by li. li. Jenkins
and seconded by D. T. Fraser in
auctioned by D. E. Campbell in his
own original mnnncr, and roiilized
high figures. The proceeds amounted
Mavnurneen, Mnvourncen. my sad
duclng the debt of the Hnll.--Com.
:Our Guaiacol Emulsion must be
a good preparation judging from the
work dlivlas done in all cases of
lung afllictions. There's nothing
better for a had cough of long
standing. It is a general lining
builder and sells on its merits only.
40c per bottle. A. W. Reddin, Phm
B. Sunnyside.
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Only thc p
as rlvhitels' J].;\;VELL|.:R_ I v 
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in noir; cismrs   I »
iirest 'iud bcst iiiziterials used tonialie tlieni. None so goo G. F.  l
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Elite
Limoges
China
has been oiic of our best
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selling lines during the
Xmas season. \-\'c sell it
iii any quantity from at
single piec’ to ri dinner sci.
lf you want sonic iiiie
cliiiin, wc fccl .sure that
you will be plcascd with
his beautiful ware.
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A Good
arm Overcoat
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at a low pricc is right here, iiiid thc iveatlicr assiires _vnu
that you want to he providccl against sudden changes. We
offer you mi opportunity to til. yoiirsclf with ri well made gar-
nicul, sly ish and fnshioiiablc at ii iliscoiiiii of
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20 per cent off regular prices.
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This iiicans ci saving for you, and :i busy time for us, for
every one sccnis to be taking nrlviiiitiige of tlicoffcr.
Our ovcrcoatings arc iill new mid fashioiiiiblc. I
.\ll'IL'l`()N`S-Hl<ZA\'l£RS -Vicuiias for lighter weight.
and when ive nizikc your overcocits yoii`vc no need to worry
about any thing that goes to make pcifection to any way.
Remember the discount and buy wliiie the oppor-
tunity utters.
John McLeod & C0.
‘I Your Chance to Buy \
Enchanted Pond
A most wonderful irriiisfiirnia-
tion piciiirc. all highly colored,
ilie hcsl in this Iiiic cicr shown
hm The Baboon
Fomuthing eatin-l_\' new, is
beautiful woman is abducted by
:i huge Bahoon. A most fascin-
ating pirlure.
moment- icry pathetic Runs A
uholi rccl
The Eleventh Hour
Shows how tivo brave little mls .,
save theirfaiher'N life at thc Inst $4
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2 Illustrated Songs 2
ln ii City of Sighs and Tears,
by Mr. llarncv.
Somobodv is \\'ailing for you
hy .\lr. Traiiior,
Change of Piclurcs
Monday_ Wednesday
5 1 and Friday
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