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It pays to buy in this Province.
d seats are still avail-
able ffi:Ytl:|g»:0(I‘Deestrick skule.”
W N_ Tanton, Charlottetown, who has‘\,¢en ill for the past few days, was able to, be out driving yester- doi-
Hev D. MacLean will Pl'00°l1 at wogiflslands on Sabbath next, the 25th inst., as follows:-In the church at 11 a.m. and in the hull at3 p.ur.
Sunday morning when the family
Mrs. James A. Rodd entertained
inlormally at the tea hour in honor of me Premier of Prince Edward Is- land and Mrs. Mathieson, who are Spending this week in town.-Ottawa
Freg PFBBB.
The Onward, of Me/rch 2nd, _a young pwpleig paper-_ published in Toronto, contains an illustrated art- icle on the Oyster Fisheries of Prince Edward Island, written by W. A.
l‘raik.
An interesting game ol hockey was played yesterday afternoon in the Hillsborough Rink when the Alerts defeated the Ramblers by a score of 14-1. L. Worth and Olive Gregor were the stars for the Alerts while L. McLeod und S. Steel were stars for the Ramblers.
The death occurred in Charlottet-
own yesterday lorenoon oi Harry Lowe, son of Henry 'Lowe of this city. The deceased had been ill since lnst lsll, when he contracted a severe cold. He was a.,builder by trade, and worked at various contracts of Lowe Bros. His death at a comparatively “fly age will be a heavy blow to the bereaved family. The funeral notice appears elsewhere. -
of Peter McCabe of Fort Augustus were attending church their residence was destroyed by fire with all its contents. Fortunately the wind was blowing away from the barns, other- wise the latter might have gone al- go. The loss, as it is, is heavy, bis residence carrying no insurance. Mr. lllctlahc is the father of Allan- Mc- Cabe of Prowse Bros., and Miss Mary Mcifiibe, Charlottetown.
A Montreal despatch says: It is un- derstood that D. R. Clarke, Chief In- spector for the Bank oi' Montreal in thc Maritime Provinces will be ap- pointed Superintendent of branches in the same territory, replacing W. E. i-itnvcrt, whose resignation was an- nounced ai week or two since the lat- ter hccume the Canadian representa- tivc of Grcniell' and Co., Loiidon.(Mr. Hta\'ei~t is a native of the province.)
A. E. ings, who returned to Char-
lottetown Sunday from Lausanne, Switzerland, where he is residing with his wife and family, and where bis children ure being educated, left Switzerland on January 8th, and cume by way of Baltimore, where he visited his sister Mrs. Crawford. Frost. He will remain here till the spring and he present at the annual meeting of the Stenm Navigation i'-oiiipnny, (of which he is one of the directors) to be held in Murch-
Tlie 26th annual convention of the
(lansdian Ticket Agents' Association is to he held in the Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, on Oct. ,8th and 9th next. it will he"remembered'tliat'abearty invitation was sent from the Board uf Trade here to have this conven- tion held in Charlottetown this year but Ottawa was given the preference. lt would be quite a boon to this Pro- vince ahoiild the Association meet here at any time and strong efforts should be put forth to bring it to Fuss. `
::Kreso Sheep Dip is a very strong and effective preparation for lice on cattle or sheep. Splendid to have ar- ound the house or stable. T_wo sizes 25 and 450. Sole agents, The MacKinnon Drug Co, Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Sts. 2-19dtf.
MY DAUGHTER AS CUREI)
By Lydia E. i>ini<iinm's Vegetable Compound
Biiltimoi_~e, Md.-“,I send you here- with the picture otdmy ggeexlyear ottd i' ' 11 r ce. w 0 , ‘I will? restored to _- i, §i_?ii}t_h by Lydia 'ii ' , ii iiims ege , ble Compound. She ' ’ » i was pale, with dark
circles under her
_ ag-,.,_ 1,; ‘ eyes, weak and irri- \ . i,iIIiIi-il§I` table. Two different f“"_-_' iiiiiilpllli doctors treated her ' ' ' land called it Green
",=` sickness, but she
grew worse all the
` lme. Lydia E.Pink.
Illlllfe Vegetable Compound was ree- gmmende . and after taking three bot. ies she has regained her hes th, thanks ;-0 your medic ne. .1 can recommend lt 0r all female troubles.”-Mrs. L. A. Conkii/in, 1108 Rutland Street, Balti- more, Md,
Hundreds of such letters fag moth- irs exprpssinli their gratitude r what Idle i.. ri. in.in'» yd?-uw oem.
nd has accomplish or them have n receiéed by the Lydia E. Plnkham clue ompany, Lynn, Msgs. - Yuma cms. anna me Advice. Girls who are troubled with painful °" l"°Ul\\H»r periods, backache, ,head- fiie- ilflsslng-down sensations faint- llll spells or ndlgestion, should take h. Odlate action shd be restored to
ml by Lydia E. Plnkhanrs Vege- ° °°“'1l>0und. Thousands have been
I' rod to health by its use.
'Write tn M . --..... ...i-..1’i::.i~-~»_"°°~
regret to learn that Rev. J, C. B°\‘fi°- Marysville, N. B, in iu with a weakness of the heart,
' The next appointment ni the nav. Z- L- Flllh at the Baptist Church, Marshfield. will be on Sunday after- noon, April i4tii. - ,
RW- H- E- T'll0lI1as, St. John, for-
merly of Charlottetown was the guest of ,Rev. J. B. and Mrs. Champion, S8-IiBbl1l‘}'_, N. B., last week. I Owinz to the anntii or Pro'
Wright’s father, ns announced else where, the School of Music will b. closed until Thursday, Feb 22nd.
G. W. Arnold, Toronto; Cecil Sut-
herland, North Sydney; T. Hodson, Picton and Pl. J. Phillips, Sydney, registered at the Victoria Hotsl,City, between 9.30 last night and 10.3( Saturday night,
The Caps Traverse School enter-
tainment will be held on Thursday, Feb- 22- A 8000 Program has been prepared. If weather should not bo favorable on Thursday, concert will be held first fine night following.
A special train to Charlottetown
bringing people to attend the benefit performance of the “Deestrick skule" will leave Vernon River at 5.30 and Vernon at 6. p. m. today, call ng at intermediate stations. A large crowd is expected. '
The marriage tooii place .in St.
Joseph's Convent Chapel, Charlotte- town, yesterday morning at nine o'clock of Seymour Murphy, South Shore, to Miss Emeline Burdette West River. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Pius A. McDonald.
Rev. Stevenson Smith, L_ L. B., who for the last two years and a half has been general missionary in the west, was lately suddenly called tr the bedside of his mother, who is critically ill at her home at New Glasgow (P. E..I.) His father also ii- in very poor health. Mr. Smith will -remain at the old home until a changr takes place in the condition of his parents, Exc.
::--Only one Rexall Store in Char-
lottetown. Our is the ‘ only Store where Rexall preparations are being sold. Wc have the exclusive agency. We guarantee every Rexall Remedy and refund the money where they -prove iinsatisfactory. Rexall Reme- dies are not secret their contents can be shown for thc asking. The mac- Kinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Sts. 2-lildrtf.
::Buntnln, Bell & Co., for best coal,
Lowest prices. l_.-2!-ldti.
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BRONCHITIS CATARRH COLDS
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A simple, safe and elective treatment for bron- chial rruublu, avoiding drugs. Viiporlzed Cresm . lene stop# the pawxyilnis of whooping Cough and relieves croup ur. once. it in ii lwom to sul- i leurs from Asrlinia. The ali- rendered strongly 1 antiseptic, liuplred with every bn-nth makes - breathing easy; soothes the sore tliruui and stups ' the cough. assuring restlul__i;lihu.__/it is hivslu- , able to mothers w th Jenni: c illilrea. .
Send ns postal for escxlptlve booklet. 800 I ALL DRUGGISTS
Try Cresolcne Anti- , - G yef septic Throat Tablets - ,u‘3a#' -‘ »._ tg ii-n ii-:it-.¢¢_a u-_gent ».- '
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ive ,dns n'IiI‘I.`I¢niic. ol .-..,' ‘-' . your dniggistorlrom ul. I 29
l0c. In stamps. _ _._l'»\ \ viva ciiisuiiilt co. 'l ' ,-9 . Leemlng-Miles Bldg. _ <g\r4_ _ _
MONTREAL Efh- . ‘ _
ARCHDUK'E JOSEPH
MAY VISIT AMERICA.
VIENNA. Feb. 15-Archduke Char-
les Francis Joseph, who one day may become Emperor-King of Austria- Himgary, will start next month on a long journey through Asia. He will probably complete thc circle of thi globe and return by way of ine Unit- ed States. The Archduke is the el- der son of the late Arcbdiike Otto, und a grand-nephew of Emperor Fran- cis Joseph.
FOR ROOSEVELT NOW.
WASHINGTON, Feb 19-Gifford Pinchot, in a signed statement made public last night, announces that he has withdrawn his support of Sen- ator Lalolette’s Presldentel candid- ncy, and will hereafter advocate the nomination of Theodore Roosevelt.
ANNOUNCEMENTS A
"Alpha Rebekah l.odge,_I-0-O-F-.
meets tonight at 8 o'clock for de- gree practice. -
"Musical boxes, barometers, clocks,
watches and jewelry cleaned and re- paired. 'E. W. Taylor. 2-20d2i.
“There will be a meeting ' of the
'l‘riicltmen's Union in their hall on Water Street tonight nt 8 o’clock.
"Court Mt. Stephen, I. 0. F.,
meets this evening at il o'clock. Members please make ii note of this.
"Voice Specialist, Prof. H. A.Tan- ton. teacher of Voice Culture, Piano and Organ. Voice Culture 5 special-
lty. B_tudio,146 Gt. George St.
1- 8dthsturw6w
“The annual banquet of the Excel-
sior Fnrmers' Intitute will be held in York Hall tomorrow evening, 21st inst., if fine, and if stormy on 'l‘hurs~ day evening. All paid up members
and their partners are invited to me present. No money taken- at - e door that flight. f “IF
::-Msc's Cough Mixture ls a splen- did puiparation of unrlvalledirsrlt
for curing the cough and relieving me cold. It banisbes all irritation rom the throat, cures hoarseness and pre- vents the Yocal cords from being sf- lscted by the mslady. It is the best cough cure that has ever crossed s counter. Price 25c. The Two Mse's.
12-lildrtf.
MUN friends in Charlottetown will;
Letthese "' A'
Vitalizing Elements into your home; they are the simple means of keeping Nerves, Brain and Body strong, active, enduring.
Tlisn is no substitute for
Frull Air. Sunshine, Happy
Scott’s _Emulsion
ILL DIUCUIIYI 11-63
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At the police court in Charlotte-
town yesterday Peter Keenen, charged with drunkenness, was fined $10 and costs.
It was Geo. J. Lane, Charlotte-
town, and not Isaac, as stated in Yesterdays issue, who left for George- town Sunday night.
The boxing exhibition in the Ly-
lceum in Charlottetown last evening .ietween L. Laferty and J. Ahearii was concluded without a decision be- ing reached. Jim Smart refereed.
Geo, H. Laidlaw, Halifax; W. H. Zonrtenay. St. John; Geo Galbraith, St. John; B. F. Wedlock, Boston,and A. E. Ings, Charlottetown, registered at the Queen Hotel Cit between 9.45
Thoughts or .
did not hold its usual regular month ly meeting this month. _
` Rev. A. F. Newcombe preached in the Charlotte street church, St. John West, Sunday evening.--Exe (Rev. Mr Newcombe is well known in this prov- ince.)
The death occurred yesterday alter-
noon at the home of his son»in-law, A. C. Duchemin,- Elm Ave, Charlotte- town, of James Turner, aged 80 years. The deceased leaves to mourn besides a widow, two sons, George ir. Torrington, Conn, and John in Brooklyn, N. Y., and one daughter, Mrs. Duchemin, 511 of whom will havi- the sympathy of their many friends ii; their bereavement. The funeral no- tice appears in another column.
The many friends of Laurence Tan-
ton, son ol W. N. Tanton, Jeweler, Charlottetown, will regret to learn that he met with an accident som-e ‘days ago while on the Toboggan
located. His back was rather seve- rely injured but he is now recovering. He will not be able to resume work for some weeks, he wilf°spend some 'time with his pai-ents, arriving home in the course of- a few days.
The 48th Anniversary of the
Knlights of Pythins was most pleas- antly observed iii the hall of the Charlottetown Branch last cveiiing. *A large _number was present `aii`d a ‘me musical Dl‘0Zram was rendered.
The Charlottetown School Board .,
Slide, at Antigouish where he is now.. try Gin PmS_
After a a err . and mone brick if ilie [nil to give
Miss Mabel Woolmer, North Rusti- co, is visiting at Mt. Herbert, the guest of Geo. and Mrs. McKenzie. _
whist was commenced. The gathering proved a most happy and enjoyable sdair. The prize ,winners at wbist were Mrs. W, B. Prowse and A. J. McLaine, wliile Mrs. W. P. Doull and Mrs. A. J. McLsine were chsperones.
UUGTIIIIS BIIULII
ul _uit in
IIIIT GIII PILLS IIIII
"During August last, I went to
Montreal to consult a specialist as I liiul been suffering terribly with Stone i:i the Bladder. He decided to operate but said the stone wus too large io rcniovc aiidtoo hard to crush. I returned lioine and was recommended by a friend to
They relieved the pain. I tool: two
He said the stone was smaller but lic could not remove it nllhougli lie trieil for two hours and a half. I returned home and continued to take Gin l’ills-
und, to my surprise und joy. I pzissed the stone. Gin Pills are t ie best melli- cine iii the world, and, because they did me so 1uucligood,I will recommend iiicni all tlic rest of my life". ]. ALBERT LESSARD, jolit-tie, I’.Q.
5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50-at all dealers,
P D cad by C. Leonard llit - _ ‘Y Y _
Kay on the 0|-der and what it standgrclief. .Simiple_ box free. Nntioii-_il for refreshments were served an., Driip; & Clicniical Co. of Ciiiisilzi,
boxes and went hack to the specialist. '
CAMPAIGN IN KANSAS
FOR COMPLETE BUFFRAGE.
KANSAS CITY, Kan., Feb. 15-
Kansas women here today tired the first real gun in their campaign for complete suffrage. The affair was s luncheon hy the Wyandotte equal suf- rage association to the officers of the Kansas state organization. Many Missouri clubwomen lent their aid.
Mrs. Lucy B. Johnston of Topeka
wife of the chief justice of the supre- riy2____f;oi_irt_ of Kansas state equal suf_-_
DIED
GAUIJET-In Boston, Feb. 19, 1912,
Harry Gaudet, Charlottetown. In- terment in Boston.
WAl)MAN‘-At Charlottetown, Feb.
10, 1912, Rebekah, widow of the lute Isaac Wadman, in ber 78th year. _
LOWE-Entered into rest Feb. 19th, Hurry G.. eldest son of Henry C. and Mrs. Lowe, in the 35th year of his age. Funeral froiu his father's residence tomorrow, Wednesday, 21st inst., at 2.30 p. iii. to St. l’aul's Church, thence to l’eople's Cemetery.
TURNER-Entered into rest, Feb.19th
1912, James Turner, aged 88 years. Funeral from the residence of his son-in-law, A. F, Duchemin, lil Elm Ave, on Wednesday nt. 1.30 p. m. to Sherwood Cemetery. Please
ricton, N. H. papers please copy.) l\lcEACl-'Il*]RN, in Charlottetown,
Feb. 19, 1912, Rchccka Mcldachern, widow of .the late Isaac Wadmaii. Funeral will take place Wednesdsv 21st inst, from the residence ol
Liiiiiletl. Dept. 1’ I‘. Toroiiio. 89
her brother James lllcldachcrn, lllcrmaid at 1 li. m. Interment nt
omit iinivois. (St. John and Frede-3
rage association, ssid'lls plrtt , .- The extension of political freed _
to the Mary Annes ol Kansas _ V only to have been dividll ii'-0 il” steps, but to move in quarter of ' I century circlss. The first st-ol! 'll school suflrsgl, £18905 5° Ill" ago. The second, municipal suflrsgi, granted 25 years sgo and the f-llil'¢\ step, which will bring ua right UD- 'W Jolm’s side, we trust, will be taken next November. .
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“MY STIIMIBII IS FINE Slim Talilig lla-llru-lb llysmsla Talllit*
Mn. J. Mnriilingef, ivnenioo. 0°*-.
enili usiasiical ly recommends Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsis Tablets. Hcrcxpenence with them, as she outlines xt, explains why.
“I was greatly troubled with my
stomach", she writes. '_‘! had taken ,so much medicine that I might sly to any more would only be making i worse. My stoniacli just felt row. I :cud of Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsis Tablets,
and a lady friend told me they wota very easy io take, so 1 thought I wool give them u trinl sndreally t ey worked wonders. Anyone having sngthing wrong with his stomach shoul give Na-Drii-Co Dyspepsia Tablets s tns_l, they will do the fest. My stomach is fine now and X can est any food.”
One of the ruaiiy good features of Ns-Drn»L`o Dyspepslu Telvlel-S IS fhll they are so pleasant and essy to take. The relief they give from heartburn, ilstulence, biliousiiess and dyspepsia is prompt und permanent. Try one after each inesl-ihcy'll make you feel like a new person. _
5oc. s box at your druggist‘s com-
pounded by the National Drug and
Chemical Co. of Canada. Limited.
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lest night and 10.40 saturday night.
_ A meeting of horsemen will he held in the ofiice of A. S. Hewitt, Char- '-0"3€t0WH. on Wednesday night at 3 o’clock to discuss matters con nected with ice races, speedway etc., El/ery OWHGF Ol a horse eligible to race should he present.
Before Stipendiary Shaw, Magis- tmte l0I` Queen's County, a party fmm West BOYS-lty was recently lined S10 and costs for beating and mal. treating his wife. He was also ’°““d OV" t0 lille' peace for six nonths in the sum of S200. The case was tried in Charlottetown.
At 8.30 a. ni. yesterday in Sf;_1)un.
-1tan's Cathedral, Charlottetown, the !"“`l`lHge was solemnized of Miss jhflsiiml Aylward. ciinrintietnwn fwyalty. in Alexander- watts, Grand l‘racadie. Rev. J. B. McIntyre of it. Dunstan’s College performed -the ceremony.
ln the railway round house nl m"‘_"10tI5ef0Wl1 Yesterday morning thc Ullgiiie from the Murray Harbor I-Win- Whlflh had just pulled in, met with 'i 11119111111 ln the breaking of one 0_f_ the wheels. The break was cans- ” ll? an old flaw, it is said, and the accident could not have occurred in a more fortunate locnti0n_
The entries f r tl
pace and trot w(i)ll clodg mtcllef- ~*`_€°f<=f&ry A. s. iriewitt at his cf- we' Ch,”'I`1Uttet0Wll. Wednesday night of 8 oclock. The race will be held _“C” saturday Bftornoon weather ani] _hee permitting. This race should be 1 means Of Zetting the sport start-
Etehiind then doubtless others will- be
The annual - °ie1 Dairymen'l?lJ~e.-?.'Ii1ii'I>gci;IintiI1 ewlllovlg ' held in the Prince of Wales Colle ee Charlottetown, Thnrgdny Feb_ 22,51' 53:85' I-_ R-. will .give special rc- vince md 5 f0m_ all parts of the -Pro- nigh eélgt a special will leave for Tig- Th er the evening ss55t0n_
we attending from the eastern
Darts of the province can go home on the regular trnin the following day,
A Trouble Maker. '
Tea and Coffee Poison
Breeds Variety ol'I1ls,
A California woman who didn’t know for -twenty years what kept her ill, writes to tell how sho-won -hack hertbealth IPY quitting. coffee: (Tea §§:.s‘1:..i.12§*"°~*°° me "I .am 54 years -old," she says “have used coffee all my life and lon 20 years suffered from indigestion and insomina. Life was a 'burden and n dm-g ISO me all the time, and about 0"” 8- Year my ailments got such P015' llllon me that _-I was regularly 52|; lfl bed. for several -weeks each
"I was reluctant to conclude that
coffee was the cause of my trouble, ant _I 2:1 tnnnkfni that 1 found out
e ru . . “Th_en I determined to use .Postum
°X°1“BiV¢lY'-for a week at first-for I d°"b¢¢<i my ability to do without- coilee for any length of time. I made the Postum carefully, as directed, and before the week expired had my reward in a perceptible increase in strength and spirits. _ "Seeing the good that my short ex- periment 'had accomplished, I resol- ved to continue the use of Posturn. cutting out,‘the coffee entirely. This I did for nine months, finding, daily increased ealise for gratification at my steadily improving health. My in- digestion gradually left .r`ne, my sleep returned I gained 26 pounds in weight, my color changed fromrsallow to a
fiiesh, rosy hue and life became e. bles- s ng.
"Then I thought I would try coffee
again, and .did so for a few weeks. The punishment for deserting my good friend, Postum, was a return of my old troubles.
"That taught me wisdom, and I sm
now and shall be all my llie hereafter using Postum exdiusively nnd enjoy- ing the benefits it brings me." Name given by Canadian Postum Co., Wind- sor, Ont.
“'l‘here's a reason," and it is ex- plained in the little book, "The Road to Wellvllle," lu pkgs. _ Ever resd the above lsffer? A new on's sppesrslrom time lo time. They
rr: “stains true. and fall of human n erss . _ _
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A Great Success! 0ur Linen
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-Sale is Being Accorded Unqualified Approval
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Hemming _r|€ndorse_ the values we givg/I Hemming ! ._
Free /-Purchasers unanimous) Free , -
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rich satin damask-beautiful in design-napkins io match.
Twenty-live qualities in unbleached linen i7c, igc to 650.
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_ _| Blcaehed Damask Table linen worlh 1.10
, - You°ll readily concede we are giving values indeed in
Q. mb table linen ivheu you see this line. Full 72 inches widc-- _ I C
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I/‘i -./1 Thirty *qualities in bleached linens 23_c to 5.2.2173.
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/l I _,_ ’l‘wenty-iive designs in bordered cloths $1.75 to '7.5o.
0
Na kms lo Malch
napkins to match the cloths and daniask by the yard.
Every piece is deeply cut lor lhis Sale
, ""- I in :ill our bettergrades-that is from 75c and upwards. We have ,
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napkins to match-
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Size: 1'-4 yds long to clear at $i 55 Regular
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About a dozen in this little lot---they’re all equal in _ _
' every respect to our very best cloths only, wc l:iaven‘t any
2. I0 3-45 3 75 4-75 5.50
2.60 ‘
“ 2.80 “
it 3 50 “ 4.oo
zo p. c. off all Porlieres ) so p. c. “ “ Curtainlngs 7'5‘
. so p. c. " “ Curtains_ i6 7_1,
&‘ 20 p. c. Fancy Linens. I 8.50
This Morning at Exactly Hall Price
Some of these pretty
curtains can be had in
more than one pair but mostly there is just one pair
of each imtterii only ' About 18 pairs in all-come
iuickl f. (ln sale this mornin
li of
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W. s Is . . I --. . I Other Spec1alOffermgs Dur-\ 1 > - _ is mg Our Annual Lmen Sale *S75 S‘f}S“C""j*“'S *‘-“S
4.35 . '
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3-75 5-1.38
9-25
are Discounted
|/Au Towels, ,ioweiiinn sneeiings, Pillow comms, iiai.\
spreads, Long Clollis, lluckaliucks, Plain linens, elc, I
lor lhis Sale.
To overlook this buying opportunity is to make a great mistake. We purchased months ahead for
_ . this sale--the prices are in some instances, brlow factory cost. For instance
5 __ Beer fe? Weeks i Beer fo” Weeks I Beer fi? Weeks ', Beer fd" Weeks
| Llc Queen’s Cloth for I2 l:2o 9c Toweling for Ge All Linen Towels llc Large Bath Towels loc. Etc, etc. |
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