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BROKER SHOT BY
 AN INVENTOR

New York, Dec. 19.-Harry B. Suy- dam. curb broker, was shot today after a struggle in his own office \ by John c. Lumsden of Raleigh, N |C.. an inventor. They fought over
 la $660j account for an electric mas ksage VJhvention. Suyaam lies near
 |death tonight with two bullets in his Ebody. Lumsden was formerly d. erector of music at the Jefferson opera house in Birmingham. Ala.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-20

Because. his mother said he was on- ly 19 years old and because she ob. jected to her son getting married at such tender age, Bob" Haygood, of Lincoln county, left the office of County Clerk J. H. Shelby Saturday morning "muchly dis appointed" A telephone message from Judge J. s. Ross, of Warner, which arrived at the county clerks office a short time before, and which requested that no license be granted the young man was the cause of young Haygood's disappointment.
 Haygood appeared at the county clerks office with a statement which he said was written by his mother. The statement was to the effect that she gave her consent to her son s, marriage to anyone who wishes to marry According to the phone mes- sage from Judge Ross the statement was the pen work of young Haygood and he said it was not authorized by the young mans mother. Of course Clerk Shelby declined to issue the li- cense to young Haygood and he went away without even telling the name of the young lady who had won his heart '
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NOTICE.

We wish to announce that We have replaced the machinery in our plant as before. and will be running in full blast by Monday, Dec. 21. Our wag- ons will make the regular calls and collect the laundry as usual. We have 9 new boiler complete and are able to serve our patrons as before,
 AMERICAN-EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
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MORE BLOODSHED
 IS EXPECTED
1Neuroes Whom Posses are Still Trail ing are Armed and Will Probably
 xnt if Cornered.

Hampton, Dec. 19.-This afternoon
 the posses were still seeking the flu. 8xitiye negroes, Wilson and Henry Picket, wanted for the murder of Charles Abbott and the wounding Of his brother.
 Bloodhounds are on the trail of the Ynegroes, and it is thought that the knen have little chance to escape.
 2 Bloodshed will probably follow their lapprehension as the negroes are arm ed and desperate. Even if they do not resist capture it is probable that they will be lynched.
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OFFERS REWARD FOR
 THE PICKETTS

Governor Pindall yesterday offered reward of $20o for the capture of Wilson and Henry Pickett. negroes. who shot and killed Chas. Abbott and seriously injured s. M. Abbott at Hampton. Calhoun county, Thursday.
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of the American Federation of Laho, and the Anti-saloon League. but tn. great Republican party was victorious and the government will go on.
 He added that he was still speaker of the House.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-20
IANT DR. CALDWELL
 IN MAYORS RAGE
Itaoh' Numerously Signed Calls on Secretary of Pine 6la1f Board of Trade to Run For Mayor at Coming
 o'1y P1amary They Say His Administration Would be a Credit to the City-Man of Experience.

holnefousiy signed petition, call,
 on Or, ]. l.. Caldewll, secretary
 Pe Pine Bluff Board of Trade. to
 the mayoralty race at the com.
 clty primary election. appears
 vith. The call is signed by bust.
 men, laborers and other inter.
 Tn the welfare ef the city. It WIS:
 P, thf undersigned Democratic
 $ and property owners of the
 ef Pine Bluff, realizing the ex.
 nt executive ability, sterling qual-
 and progressive public spirit of
 l., Caldwell, make this formal eal to him to announce himself candidate for Mayor, his candi- being subject to the action of Democratic party at the primary |etion to be held January 18th. We {dge ourselves to support him as eh candidate and to lend our efforts bring about his election. Dr. Cald- ell is q man of remarkable knowl- lge and experience, both in commer- al and official circles, having sery- this cir as its chief executive ith credit f3 himself and fhe city Q is fully e&pable of performing the lties Of ta;tt office and his adminis- ation would be q credit to our pro- essiye city. He knows the needs of ne Bluff and We will take great aasure in recommending him to the ters.
 1 lSianedj
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Fox, H. c. Bluthenthal, R. M. Knox, F. R. Ragland Louis Roth,
 4. F Dreyfus, J. w. Ragland,
 !. Taggart, w. A. Taggart, Harold Blutllentllal. w. N. Trulock. J M. Simpson, w. G. Carnes, c. H. Hripltet. Gerald Triplett. T. E. Gillespie, !. P. Crawford. J. A. Racop. Frank Worral], w. $. Harris. s. Geisreiter, J. Lloyd, Arthur w. Mills. c. E. Philpot, Tracy Mills, w. D. Westall. M. M. Redmdn, Henry Redman, R. E. Crawford. D. w. Royce, Frank McDaniel and others.
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Orders for Christmas cakes will be taken by Mrs. H. K. White. 6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-20
YOUNG MAN MUCHLY
 DISAPPOINTED?

Came Here for Marriage License But His Mother Appeared on the Scene Through the Telephone and Two Hearts Still Beat as Two instead as One.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-20

E. <. Howell, j. W. Wilkins, ". H. Westbrpok. r. r. Byrd, D. M. Bluthenthal ]. w. Crawford, $. C. Alexander, NJ. NJ. Bruce, C. F. Dunnington, E. E. Aronson, A. M. Riat, c. c. Hanley, 4. w. Nunn. A. M. Barrow, H. Riley.
 Sheb Gabbert, T. J. Brown, Sam Berlin, Dan P. Burford w. w. Byrd, k. D. Russell s. E. Russell, D T. Lanier, W. R. Sanders, E. c. Howell, w. H. Deaver, R. B. Rice,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-20
XMAS SHOPPING
 HAS OPENED MP

Streets of Pine Bluff Are Crowded With Rus,, qn1. d boyefs and Trade Is Good-They're Shopping Earlier This Season Those Who Have Bought Are Not Sending Them Away-Address Packaees Correctly.
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value of the package declared there.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-26
KATHARINE DIVERS
DRAMATIC RECITALS

Miss Katharine Oliver, reader with
an international reputation, will give
a reading in the Kilohana Art League
rooms on October 13. She has select
ed Barrie's "'The Little Minister" for
her initial appearance, and this will
be followed two nights later with
Confessions of Literary Pilgrim. -
On October 10 she will read from Or.
Luke of the Labrador" her final read
ing, October 81, being from King
Henry VIII Miss Oliver has a
charming personality and her success
on the mainland will surely be repeat
ed here. Tickets may be had at Berg
strom Music Co., Wall, Nichols Co.; R.
w. Perkins studio, and the Kilohana
Art League.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

William Mckinley Lodge No. s, K.
of P, viii meet IN K. of p. Hall this
evening at 7:50.
The argument in the Wade habeas
corpus case VIII be heard by Judge
Dole this morning.
There win be a special meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge No u, tonight at 1870
o clock at the Masonic Temple. Work
in the third degree.
Former Consul General Saito, in an
interview in Japan, stated that 5000
more laborers than there are at present
were required by the Hawaiian sugar
plantations.
The valued friend of st. Clement s
church, Mr.. T. R. Walker, having pass
ed away, the service at II o'clock on
Sunday morning win be specially
framed TO do honor to his memory.
Owing to insufficient evidence, a big
batch of Chinese arrested for gambling
were discharged yesterday by Judge
Andrade. Several squads of Chinese
arrested for playing paikau have won
out in the police court on account of
weak evidence.
The marriage of Miss Madeline C.
Dowsett, daughter of Mrs Harriet Dew,
sett of Berkeley, and Lee Foreman
Lucas of Fresno took place yesterday
morning at the Church of the Advent,
in East Oakland. Only the immediate
relatives of the couple witnessed the
ceremony. The marriage service was
read by Rev. j. Trivett, rector of the
church.-Chronicle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-26
BASEBALL COLLEGIANS IN
JAPAN.

Encouraged by the success met with
through the visit of the st. Louis Col
lege baseball team to Japan last year,
the players of the University of Wash
ington are this year in the Orient,
guests of the Waseda University. The
Washington team, twelve strong, reach
ed Yokohama on the 18th instant and
are now in the middle of the series
of games arranged for them with Wa
soda and Keio.
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MOOHEAUS TO TRIP
LIGHT FANTASTIC

The Mooheaus viii have chance to
show if they are as good in pumps on
a dancing floor as in spiked shoes on
the diamond tonight. There is to be a
subscription dance at the Seaside Hotel
given in their honor and large crowd
of society folk have obtained tickets
in order to have a good time and see
that the jolly visitors enjoy themselves.
Eddie Fernandez has the affair in
charge and tickets may be obtained
from him or from almost any member
of the league teams.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

A BY Authority notice of Importance
TO bee-keepers appears in this issue
Go to the Royal Annex, Nuuanu and
Merchant streets, for meals or drinks
See W. o. Smith, Judd building,
about real estate values and invest
ments.
4 : young man of 90, experienced, adj
vertises for position as clerk or sales
man. See classified ads.
family of two in the country want
a Portuguese woman who can cook and
wash. See classified ads.
Dimond & Co. show the largest as
sortment of china in the city, which
they sell at reasonable prices.
If your watch is out of whaek, take
it to the A. NJ Dietz Jewelry Co., Fort
street, next door to Arleigh's.
Before the winter rains come, get P.
NJ. Pond to do that grading and con-
crete Job YOU have been thinking Of.
w. l.. Howard has for rent, in tracts
to suit, some land in Palolo foothills.
Take trip up the new road to see it.
The y. s. Sachs Dry Goods Co. will
have many new and stylish attractions
on display this week, in dry and fancy
goods.
Morgan sells at Judiciary building
today, property situate corner of Bere-
tania avenue and King street; also Ma
noa Valley.
When you buy eyeglasses you want
the best. Our stock is composed of
the highest grade only. H. F. Wich-
g -
Coea-Cola is rapidly becoming reccg-
nized as the ideal hot-weather bever-
age. 1t is delightfully."- refreshing at
all times. Hawaiian Soda Works;
phone SIC.
The discount off the goods sold by
Yee Chan Co, King and Bethel streets,
brings many ladies to that store. In
every instance the goods sold are
standard quality.
Pau-ka-hana is product of the Ho-
nolulu Soap Works. 1t is pure, dirt
destroying medium just a whole lot
better than any brown soap made.
Your grocer will supply you.
There is nothing like tap water in
the product of the Consolidated Soda
Water Works Co., Ltd. 1t is properly
charged with gas and is always lively.
They sell distilled water, also.
Take your old shoes to the Regal
Shoe Store and have them made good
as new in fifteen minutes. Men s
soles and heels. 1925: women's, 81.
Corner of King and Bethel streets.
The attractions at Haleiwa are
varied and different from anything
found at any other resort in the Ter
ritory. Its proximity to Honolulu
makes il one of the best tourist as
sets of Oahu.
Thermos bottles are a mystery to
those who do not understand the
philosophy of them. They are a ne
eessitv to any family, and for campers
there is no better friend. H. F. Wich-
man & Co, Ltd
The Star make of shirts, both neg
ligee and dress. stand in the front
rank Of all shirts made for men.
Silva's Toggerv has large assert
ment. many of the individual patterns
being very beautiful.
The Wilcox x Gibbs automatic sew
ing machines are sold on the install
mcnt plan by f. o. Hall & Son, Ltd 4,
the sole agents for the Islands. Why
buy = cheap sewing machine when you
can get the very best on easy terms!
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MID-WINTER EXCURSION FROM
SOUND.

August Wolf of the Spokane Cham
Der of Commerce has written to the
secretary of the local Chamber that
there is a possibility of the Spokaners
combining with the members of the
Seattle Chamber to bring mid-winter
excursion to the Islands. If the excur-
sion can be brought about as planned,
cit viii be a corker," writes Mr..
Wolf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-26
The China Shops Excuse for Existence

Fifty the crockey business the U small
Importance Every general gave"it little
Families who could afford fancy china
cared for it fewer still Plain white the prevailing table
and art pottery was heresay to the majority.
Today know all about the china
pottery she buys where it made and who makes
to passion with her
There are hundreds of makes and brands
1t intelligent sales people explain the
can't expect children know about these things They
We are still doing business at the old stand.
w. ~. DEN0ND & COMPANY. LTD.
KING STREET HONOLULU
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]. HASTINGS ROWLAND ENGAGED

The engagement is announced of Miss
Allie May Hoitt, contralto soloist in
Ruggle Street Church, and John Hast
ings Rowland of New Bedford, NJ. /.
T., 81, now living in New York.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
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Outstanding tickets for the post
poned Kaonohiokala Club social viii be
honored at the clubhouse, Hotel street,
between Punchbowl and Alapai, next
Saturday night.
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TRENT TRUST CO., LTD.
S25 Reward

Will De paid by the HAWAIIAN GA
zETTE CO, LTD, fer the arrest and
conviction Of any person found stealing
copies of the Advertiser from ad-
dresses of subscribers.
G. 8. CRANE,
Manager.
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BREAKING IN THAT PIPE.

Z
q BREAKING IN THAT PIPE.
z
< Full many a modern bard has
< sung
< The infinite delight
( Of filing up the ancient briar
< When he gets home at night.
< He sits in genial comfort
< While his wife brings him a light 7
( Full many prosy man hath writ
< Or his peculiar brand
Z Or mixture of tobacco till,
< When buying, we demand:
< "Have you that stuff that Parry
< calls
< The greatest in the land?"
x But who has writ or who has
z sung
< The soul destroying pain
z Of breaking in brand new
< pipe
& I'm doing it again.
< So, if 1 IN grouchy when we
x meet,
< Ny friend, please don't COM
Z plain.
< JACK DENSHAM.
z
a4aas gsaaa ZEE
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Jeweler-Yes, that engagement ring
is plated. but it is warranted for ten
years. Purchaser-Haven' It you got
anything cheaper, warranted for about
ten weeks 7-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-26

Speaker Cannon, on his SEVENTEEN
birthday. referred in a iocular way to
the precocity of the notwithstanding
child. ''Why. before long" he said,
eve shall hear of the baby that has
lust been weaned turning to its nurse
and saying: I have every reason to be
satisfied with your services, and shall
not fail to recommend you among my
acquaintance. Pray accept this dollar
for yourself. -
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METHODIST.

First Methodist Episcopal church, 40S
Beretania avenue, David W. Crane, pas
tor
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m; Richard
H. Trent, superintendent; international
lesson, Temperance. -
Morning worship, eleven o clock. Ser
mon by the pastor, " Conservation. I"
Epworth League, 6:30 P. m; M. G.
Johnston. president. Topic for study,
''The Lord of the Sabbath"
Evening worship, 7:30 o clock. Ser
mon by the pastor, "The Newest Rev,
elation. -
Prof. Lewis will direct the chorus
choir. Miss Meyer viii render solo
during the morning service. The pub
lie is cordially invited to all services.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

The largest stock Of men s shirts in
the city at Kerr :.
Pacheco's Dandruff Killer keeps
scalp clean and free from dandruff,
and is cooling to aching heads.
Wines and liquors at the Royal An
mex, Nuuanu avenue and Merchant,
SUNDAY. Lunch 25c., dinner so; beer
l0c. a glass.
Ehlers showing of fall and winter
goods IS such as viii continue their
reputation Of always having the new
est and best in their various lines.
Suit specials tomorrow at Sachs.
The special sale at Sachs Of holi-
day goods is bringing out exceptional
values in all sorts ana varieties of ar
tjcle~. Money saving specials for every
day I'M the week.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Hilo has lately been visited by a
plague of waSps.
A reception was to have been given
No Bishop Restariek at Lahaina last
evening.
Father Alavers of HoluaIoa has re-
ceived a cabIegram announcing thai
his mother Is on her way here to visit
him.
There viii be a meeting Of the
Board of Education tomorrow after
noon. The Humane Society viii pre-
sent the claims Of their work TO the
board.
Services at the Leah Home, Kai-
mu5i, today at 2:3O will be in charge
of G. J. Day. ANY friends DESTROYS Of
rendering assistance will be very wei
come.
All members Of the Honolulu Red
Cross Society are requested to attend
the annual meeting in Judge Dole 5
chambers at 7 p. m. Monday, Novem-
Der %.
:. Tokieda. who succeeds Y. Akai
as manager Of the Honolulu branch of
the Yokohama Specie Bank, is expect
eu To dIiANt -t'iiL L'N'A''lAh N"I'E ~
December.
There viii be an important meeting
of Honolulu Harbor No. 81. A. of
NJ. NJ and p. in Odd Fellows build
ing at : o'clock this evening. All
members shonld attend.
Uncertainty in the preparation of
plans and exhibits for the Alaska
Yukon Exposition is caused by the
fact that it is not vet known what
space Hawaii VIII have.
Mrs. Arthur Wall will be at the Ha-
tYaiian Hotel, in one of the rooms on
the main floor. on Tuesday, from ,
until ) o'cIock. to receive articles for
the fancy table for the Harvest Home
festival to be given by the Woman's
Guild of st. Andrews cathedral.
The services at the penitentiary to-
day will be in charge of Rev. J. L.
Hopwood. assisted by the Kameha-
meha GIee Club BY the courtesy of
High Sheriff Henry, the time of the
services has been changed from II a.
m. to =. M. this being the only time
Kamehameha people can attend.
The KapioIani Estate has sold lot
next to the Kanakanui property 10
LeuelIa r. Emmans. The property has
a frontage of 81 feet on Waikiki road
and I35 feet on the sea. The price
paid was $4,000. The German Savings
and Loan Society has released a mort
gage of the same amount on property
owned by the estate.
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1920 a ton, though sugar is $3.50 a
The Stock Market.

$500 ton, though sugar is $3.50 a
ton.
The Stock Market.
There were some transactions in o.
kala during the week. Some that were
not reported were at $3.50. A sale
of ten shares was reported yesterday at
$13.625.
There was a sale Of a considerable
block of Oaa at s. during the week,
though the quotation yesterday was a
little sag from this Hawaiian Pine
apple stock is showing up strong Ha-
waiian Commercial is now steadily at
$1,000, strong. Eva sold yesterday at
$27.375,. and Oahu at a dollar more.
There is a strong bond market Just
now. \ thousand Pioneer skies sold
yesterday at $105 and $4,000 Pacific
Sugar Mil SKIES at $101.50.
Transactions of the Week.
The following are the Stock Elk
change transactions of the week.
Monday-40 HonOkaa, 1850; 81
OIaa, .; 10 WaiaIua, 10.
Tuesday-$5O0 O. R. & L. 6s, 1OI.50;
10 Haw. c. & S. $3.50; % Eva, 27.50;
600 Olaa, 5; 20 McBryde, 3.75.
Wednesdays Hon. B. & NJ. Co.,
20375.
Thursday-25 Haw. Sug. Co., 1925;
50 Eva, $3.50; 20 Haw. c. & S. Co,
1926.
Friday Houokaa, 1850; II Oahu
Sug Co.. 2S.375.
saturday-$100 Pioneer Is. 105.OO;
90 Haw. c. & s. Co., $3.50; 80 Kekaha,
10000; $4,000 Pac. S. NJ. IS. 1880;
% Haw. c. & S. Co.. $3.50: 10 Oahu
Sug. Co., 2S.375; 90 Eva, 1885; "a
Eva, 27.375; 80 Haw. Pineapple, $500;
20 Haw. Pineapple, 23I25; . Haw.
Sug. Co., 1925; % OIaa, 4.S75; 10 Pho
ueer. 1000; 10 Ookala, 1925.
Dividends IS.
Hawaiian Sugar Co.. u per cent;
Oahu Sugar Co., , per cent; 0. R. &
L. Co., 81 per cent; Pepeekeo, per
cent; Waialua, l per cent.
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Rapid Transit Extension.

The Rapid Transit Company has plans
for the extension Of its lines as fast
a. they are needed to connect fort to
fort and battery to battery of the
United states Notifications. These
plans are being carried out in accord
auee with suggestions made by Admiral
HplrvGav.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
New millinery, Kerr 5.

New millinery, Kerr's.
Doll contest now on at Sachs.
An experienced saIeslady is wanted
See classified ads.
Read Dimond : Thanksgiving proc
lamation. Its full of meat.
A house on the beach at Waikiki is
offered for rent See classified ads.
a For suitable presents to send away,
I ysee Kerr's new line in all departments.
J \ good mince pie means Heinz
mincemeat In tins and crooks at all
r groeers.
Passbook No. 7O17 on Bishop & Co.
has been lost. Finder please return to
the bank.
Suits made to your measure by the
finest tailors in the world-Alfred
Benjamin & Co. of New York. Yod
select the goods from our big special
line of samples The Kash Co., Ltd.
Handkerchief headquarters, Sachs. =
The books used in connection with
Mrs. Weayer's lecture course, "SiX
Modern ,Plavs.' may be ordered from
Browns bookstore. 907 Alakea street.
@Orders should be in before November
26.
We have some newly-arrived styles
from New York-the kind that VIII
charm the dainty woman who revels
in good fitting and stylish shoes.
Price $3.50. Manufacturers Shoe Co.,
Ltd.
Up-to-date STYLES in men 5 clothing
just opened at Kerr
Dat & Mossman have just opened up
a fine new stock of Nmas cards and
stationery in handsome gift boxes.
Wise buyers are getting the best OF
them now. 76 Merchant street, near
Postoftice.
Eight lots at Kaimuki. cleared and
fenced. suitable for truck farming, 81,
100. Two building lots in ManOa, ST.
600 and $1,000 Fine houses for rent
in good sections. Waterhouse Trust
Co.. Ltd.
Thanksgiving linens at Kerr :.
Perfect cleanliness and circulation
of air. and thought and skill in the
construction of every detail. make the
Ieonard cIcanabe refrigerator the
-@inc~t on earth. II. Hackfeld- X Co..
hardware department.
Henry Nav & Co. are headquarters
for mincemeat. fruit cake. plum pud-
ding. preserves and iellies. assorted
nuts. raisins. Lenhardt's candies, and
table decorations for the ThankSgly-
ING dinner. Phone %.
Paiama suits. all prices. Kerr's.
Thanksgiving dainties: Pure wines,
liquors and cigars. nuts. raisins. cham
payne cider. bonbons, cranberries, glace
fruits. Lewis & Co. Ltd, family gro
GERS. 169 King street; telephone 24O.
Miucemeat and plum pudding.
Al the world is talking about
I.acqueret and the wonderful things
anyone can do with it. 1t makes old
furniture. floors and woodwork look
like new. Sold only by Theo. II. Da-
vies 4 Co. Ltd, hardware depart
ment.
The latest STYLES in men : and hoys
hats at Kerr :. Prices big saving.
The OSreorath does not use drugs,
and i'm that respect differs materially
from the old school physician. DR..
Schurmaun. an OsteOpath, has his Of
fee AT POI Emma Square. treating pa
tieu-~ from : To Q a. m. and to IS
p. III.
The SWEETEST eIbowlength gloves are
going at B'nm : this week ut genuine
bargains. and craveucttc coats. full
length. are 20 be sold for the price Of
those made IF ordinary material. These
ara nr- two of the bargain items this
w.a.. -h.ra are others Just as iuv.t-
ing.
Holiday novelties. Kerr :.
-.. ella s--- -r.E-Er.rr If holiday