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THE DAILY KXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN JANUARY 31,1900

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List of Diecounts Till the 10t THIRD DAY OF OUR

Big Clearance Sal

| List cf DISCOUNTS.. A Clean Sheet Movement of Sheetings

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Dress Goods, black and oolored, 25 per cent and 4 off. Linens and Towelinzs, 25 per cent off.

Ail Wuite Wear. made up, 25 per cent discount. All Fur Goods, 334 off

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. MEN'S LIST...

Light UVresses, 2 per cent off.

Men’s Undei wear, 25 per cent off.

Tweeds and Worsteds, 25 and 4 off.

Men’s Collars, Shirts and Scarfs, 25 per cent off. Sweaters, 25 per cent off.

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' 80 in. English Plain Sheeting for.............. 1 80 in, Extra Heavy English Plain Sheeting for. . }80in. “ Fine Soft Bound Thread . IN GRE i x vic cn RSs. cows Su dibumes ['81in. Extra Heavy Twill Sheeting for........ 81 in. Heavy Soft Thread English Twill for.... 72 in. Plain Bheetiong for. ........cccsccececs | 80 in. “ " DP euesaeen 0000 NESE EER oo. * " © i padess <0 Re 42 in. Circular Pillow Cotton for..............

on the double ends.

pure Irish flax Linen.

The following is our clearing prices on good Lable stock taken from reserve. the following prices:

Heavy Huck Oatieal design Irish Linen Towels

Braces and Fancy Gents’ Studs, Collar Buttons, 25 p c off | 94 x 45 Huck Towel fast border fringed

All Fancy Shirts, 4 off.

STAPLE DEPARTMENT

Flannelettes, 25 and 4 off.

500 pieces print 25 per cent off.

Bed Comforts and Blankets, 25 per cent off. Linens, 25 pe> cent off. /

Cottons, 10 per cent off.

Cotton Shirtings, 20 per cent off.

Satteens, 25 per cent off.

Curtains and Muslins, 25 per cent off.

Jas. Paton & Go.

oO Outside Skirts 20 per cent off. vr . * + r4 Under Skirts woe Wool Squares : 991 66 6s “§ and Scarfs a Pan Embroidery -— timps 331 “ TF ‘ ane rr “é ‘ Lace 2 Bri ase Fur Trimmings ye Lawn — a ‘ Muslin 20 - : : Linings 20 :

Jas. Paton & Co

Unbleached Table Damask, Daisy designs 48 in.

wide at ...... a Se epee eee Cewae: # kee en Unbleached Table Dmask Pansy design 52 in. WEE ase sess fn 00 ce ces Sheesh Half Bleached ‘lable Damask Wild Rose design ee Oe Es hooks bsg even un ewe oe os Unbleached Table Damask Colered Border 50 in, RRs don ci vces 00 dsee sade binses Unbleached Tatl: W.mask Fern and Rose design te Be i's oo so oy tabwe eee aeons Half Bleached Table Damask Clover Leaf design Be ED, Oa wh asin oo so neahenmest bates Half Bleached Table Damask Rose Leaf design 60 a ak a's dale é ce a oo eek Heavy Unblesched Table Damask Block design 62 S| eae errr ee ee

‘Unbleached Table; Damask Fern design 56 in. Full Bleached all pure Linen Table Damask 52 in

RIES 6 5.0.0 ooo 0 ney Uae bde b OhAend seus Full Bleached all pure Linen Table Damask Kose ee eames GO in. wide at... cciice ns cuan Fine Bleached all pure Linen Table Damask Leaf So cs sb banned «eK bee ive Aaawe : Heavy Unbleached Table Damask Block design Ree ee ee OR, one evince cca ciewkeeeis Heavy Half Bleached Table Damask Rose and Cloverdesign 60 in. wide at ............ Heavy Half Bleached Table Damask Dalhin and Wheat design 58 in, wide at...... cieken

Heavy Unbleached Table Damask Daisy design 58

Half Bleached Table Damask Shamrock ee eee eee

Fine

The above pieces have bean reduced 25 per cent. Twenty dozen Disabled Towels,but not through soaking. | Their selling power is cripied by being slightly soiled They go on our Bargain Table to- morrow morning sharp 10 o’cicck, at 20 per cent; all

We could not buy at

Be ck wesw wascva (sacle $1.44 This Towel is well worth 50c a dozen more. 22 x 40 Huck Towel with fast color border.... $1.92 | This Towel is generally sold at 22c each. ee ee eX $2.40 worth £3

25c¢ 9

27¢ 26¢ 24¢ 28e 19¢ 27¢ Z8e 13¢

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F-ULL BLEACHED

iSc 23c 26c 27c 27c 28c 33c 35c

33 39 35c 35c 48c 49c

Heavy Half Bleached Table Damask 64 in. wide at 490

in. wide at 00.¢+ C040 DUC D6 HOES ee ose0 52c

Glass Towelling 16 inches wide................ 8c * " o_o eee Peres we ee 6c

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“ " _ P 2 ila elke kan bike 7c “a . om ©. Siutietds thOe teas 8c - " _: * Me ban ie he ae aie 13e Hucka ack Towelling 27 inches wide........ 15e " " ~~ M Besy ee eae 18c

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- with red border 26 inches wide.... 16c Linen Dowlas Towelling 27 inches wide........ 15e ™ " " ee Pohick 13c

~ . " Pees er ees 12c Butchers’ Linen Pe te ee 20c

20 dozen real Huck Towels fast color we eee: OO... Soa Gc aca ae $1.35 a doz. Ancther Seller—pure white Huck Towel cite cet COR EE ee $1,44 worth 17c each Towelling by the yard, fairly good Towelling...... 4c Nice Prown Twill Towelling cold border... .... 5e «« Bleached . we Te: 6c ‘“ ‘6 ‘“c c< ““ «“ ae Te Heavy Huck Towelling cold border 18 n...... 8c Heavy Bleached Towelling cold border 18 in. . lle Extra Heavy Bleached Towelling cold border

BO Ws 66 Fog uss 04 c ck ewE ese ae eb one l4e

GRD fee. WEN OEs fine ie os vies es 49

Fine Bleached al] pure Linen Table Damask Maple Leaf design 62 in. wide at.............02. 49

Fine Bleached all pure Irish Linen Table Damask Lilly of the Valley design 62 in. wide at.... Fine Bleached pure Liaen Satin Finish Table Da- mask Pan-y design 64 in. wideat........., Fine Bléached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Da- mask Buttercup design 68 in. wide at...... Fine Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Da- mask Leaf design 62 in. wide at........... . Fine Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Da- mask Grape Vine design 72 in. wideat...... Heavy Full Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Damask Honey Suckle design 68 iu wide at.. Heavy Fine Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Damask Ivy design 62 in. wide at.... Heavy Fine Bleached pure Irish Linen Table Da- mask Maple Leaf design 68 in, wide at...... Heavy Fine Full Bleached pure Irish Linen Satin Finish Table Damask Heather and Poppy de- Oe FR CERN bic ceive Ue wus bad ee Extra Fine Full Bleached pure Irish Linen Satin Finish Table Damask Fern design 72 in. wide OE. ci vcenedeccestgunes esas ees Extra Fine Full Bleached pure Irish Iinen Satin Finish Table Damask Pansy and Fern design ee PIS nb 5c ok nap cosh ees needes Extra Fine Fall Bleached pure Irish Linen Satin Finish Table Damask Shamrock and Fern de- Oe TRO WN Mes eo cee Oc Extra Fine Full Bleached pure I-ish Linen Satin Finish Tab'e Damask Pansy and Shamrock Ges 75 50. WEEO BEL. Sins cane deic

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Many of the abcve are placed 25 to 33 1-3 less than regular prices Hotel keepers and thrifty house wives will do well to inspect our lot before purchasing elsewhere. 23 doz. Fine Bleached Linen Damask Table Napkins, Hemmed, Irish manufacture, all pure linen; sizes

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' Satin finish; size § x 8, $2.]5 and $2,60,

terns; size 4 x 9, price per doz. $2.50.

' patterns: size 3 x i, price per doz. $3 and $3.50.

i | exclusive patterns size § x , price $4.

Every Department Discounted. New Lists Every Day.

JAMES PATON & CO

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x §; prices per doz. 72c 96c, $1 08. $1.18, $1.32.

19 doz. Fine Bleached Linen Damask Table Napkins, unhemmed, superior quality and finish; iIrish manu- facture, Joral and conventional patterns; size § x 2, price per doz, $1.25, £1.56, $1.80.

1 doZ, Fine Bleached pure Irish Linen Damask able Napkins; assortedpatterns, unhemmed, extra fine,

58 60 59 64 65 69 76 89

84

$1.05

$1.08

9 doz. Fine Bleached Linen Damask Table Napkins, guaranteed pure Trish Linen, in new damask pat- 13 doz. Extra Heavy Full Bleached Double Damask Table Napkins, guaranteed pure linen, choice new

5 doz. Extra Fine Satin Finished Double Demask Table Napkins, full bleached aud all pure linev, new

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A Tiger’s Bite. than once heard of a man defending himself from the en- slaught of a lion or tiger by thrusting his rifle barrels down its throat in the last resort. Poor Major Sandbach of the artillery came to his death in So- maliland a few years ago in attempting to thus hold off a lioness, which never- theless managed to inflict on his band and arm bites which proved fatal. A curious story of the same kind comes from the Khandwa district of northern India.

Mr. Bayley, also an artillery officer, was charged by a wounded tiger which he was following up. He missed it with his first barrel, and the second failed to go off. The tiger sprang. an Mr. Bayley jumped to one side, thrust- ing out his rifle to keep the brute off. The tiger, it is stated, seized the bar- rels and drove his teeth through them and, being unable to withdraw them, was shot by Captain Harrison, Mr. Bayley’s companion.

In his death struggle the tiger drag- ' ged the rifle from the owner’s hands,

| and the jar caused by the stock strik-

ing the ground broke off two teeth which were imbedded in the steel. This story is said to be absolutely true; but, with the profoundest respect for the strength of the tiger’s jaws and teeth, I venture to think it wants explana- tion.—London Sketch. Women of a Duatch Village.

The village women of Holland take special care to keep the tips of their white lace boods sti with which is as necessary a perfection ip their toilet as polished linen and spot- less collars with ours. This delicate hood is worn over a black skulleap that fits the closely clipped bead very wuch like the headgear of a nun. The elderly women, widews, often wear a straw bonnet over it. A jacket of dark blue, with a breastpiece of cream cloth and dark blue border of the same cloth at the hips. constitutes the dress of the women and the girls.

The skirts protrude at the hips in a grotesque fashion on account of the many flannels which they wind about the body. evidently a fad with them as with many peasants of the Black forest, where the custom prevails to wear as many skirts as the spare box will allow, adding at least one skirt every year. They all dress alike, and the talk about dress therefore does not slip into their conversations. and on

ten peal SUareih,

that ore they are at eternal peace with one another. for uo change of dress has occurred amopg them for

P e@nturies and will not for

cole.— Donahce's.

years to

An Odd Stage Wager. The fate Signor Foli, the well knorcwn

rocalist. once made a very curious wager with some of his companion

singers at Her Majesty's Opera House. Some 20 years ago Mephistopheles in Gourod’s “Faust” was among his fa- vorite impersonations. In the garden scene his strides when attempting to avoid the elderly Martha formed an important feature of the humorous business.

One night, the leneth of his legs be- ing a subject of chaff as be was stand- ing at the wings. be declared his ability to cross the stage in three bounds. The comments that ensued re sulted in a bet.

When the proper moment for the ex- periment came, he retreated a few paces, and then, to the surprise of the audience as well as to the representa- tive of Martha, leaped from side to side. The scene never evoked more laughter, and Foili was ackuowledged to have won the wager.

Equally Divided.

“During the civil war.” says the Boston Transcript, “the Law school at Cambridge was presided over by Pro-

fessors TParsons, Parker and Wash- burn. They were divided in their po- litical views, and ‘each did bis best

to maintain bis opinion.

“Professor Parker was one day ask- ed, ‘How do you get along on polities nt the Law school?

“Nicely,” he answered. ‘We equally divided.’

“*But how can that be?’ continued the inquirer. “There ore three of you?

“*Easy enough,’ replied the profess- or. ‘Parsons writes on one side and [ on the other, and Washburn—he speaks on one side and votes on the other.’ ”

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American News Via London. Another case of going abrond to cet the news. A London paper said the other day: “New York is on the eva of a fierce social struggle. The sistence with which ‘Boss’ Croker, Mayor Van Wrcek and the other inag-

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nates of Tammany have been iznored by the Vanderbilts, the Astors. the Gerrys, the Goelets, the Livingstona

and the other members of New York’s exclusive Four Hundred bas so galled and irritated the families of the for- mer that they have resolved upon founding a new and still more exclu- sive society of their own, which is to take the sails out of its rival.”

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