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me -"H .§.‘.-av \

enmity 4# iii* i ' » L- ' "THE meer me ' _ ~ '1fHis'criA1zLo'r'i‘z'rowN ooasnim » _ ' 'nw 0' ‘L1-" race rninrizsu _

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“_/¢>_r"`ll_l`ve just cpcnedol e of the largest ll ’_~= ~==' I ti _of rntglsss over shown in thu province. wtm is film for

I Wtdllilig present than it piece gf

CUT GLASS.

“ »CUT'GLA_ss t ecllllliLtl1"r`ETowlllll`ii>r Etsswlirltla

.Y 1 ‘» v :/._* ’ * `._)'»./~'.§',~~’ ~ .

_r _\\>_ _ ._. _

i'rif.€:f*,.»<f 1

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our Niven are right. 'l-‘lu quality ofour goods the best. _ ~ Wellner's Jewelry Store _

it !'-'--

_Soldier`boys. get your pictures taken with your . full regimentnls on nt

.- Cook Studio

Around Hughes Corner

F§:¢'irlyi__!l7egeit-able;.si WA N TE D

We want a few shippers of early

vegetables to quote us on Lettucr-, Rhubarb, Beers. Carrots, Pztrsntps. _ and other vegetables -

. W.B.NIXON ‘ S\’DN}€V,C.li.

7 4Mlmo.

Notice ‘

The Professional lixautliizltions

ofthe Medical Council willlie held at Charlottetown Wednesday audi Thursday, july 24th and _25th iiist. Applicants for this txnminatlon are req ired to give I4 days notice to registrar.

_ S. R. JENKINS, M.D

Registrrlr rind Sccy_

7~-4Mtst_-li _

The O -ink* Tea wil' he he d .lt Kr-lvin

on Friday, julv lzth or should Friday prove lillfnvorable so that trains do not start in the inornirl|{ it will be held on Tuesday _lilly if~. Special rrcparatioiis are being ni tttt- to give all who attend it pleatant day ’lln- Tea (1rutu\r’s .ire

Women’s

E- ' L ' ~ ' -__~ _ _».»._.__.._.?5

-White 'Canvas

' 'I`bcrc`s it splendid displ-ty of while c:ln_v:ls puuips here that ‘ will interest every dressy woman. The lille is complete ‘_ and exclusive-shows your fnvorile styi» s and grntlts---at

I the proper prices.

` The new styles are in evid- ence everywhere---vt ry high heels. short vautps und .fancy 1 buckles :ind bovvs All sizes.

Prices range iioni $i._=.o to.... . . . . ....$3,

'NOVA

- for Canvas Shots

Novais a“dandy" p"e-

paraliou for dyeing canvas boots, .sh ies or pumps. It is easily :ipplied~is not “iuussy" or sticky Shown ill blue, rose, lavender, grey, green, pink :intl all

Alley fs? Co

|35 Queen Street

Pumps _

large .and tll lt|_~|ill`ully stttnlled at Kelvin siding about l nlinnte-it walk finm

Kensington. Sports nod nnillsemrnvs will be h»l'.i sts u=u:t'. Fahirs “lil not be allow-ti on Ill » gronndv All trains will ntrn nl Kelvin itrjoinh gfthc grounds :tori will nln as follows. Rellvrlinuf, Special trains

will lrave Keli-io :is follows:-

For lllnrrav llnrllnr at 5 3 \ p. nl. “ Tilvnislt “ ti. 5 “ “ Cl\'Tovrn ' (|45 "

,"fTi~-kcis_nt reilurett fares will be isanfil from Georgetliivr. Montague. Sonris. I

0l°tlllg0 T03;

LIME JUICE

est lltlt Weather Drink

_Inst receiver! A q mntl',v/oi' l"nrr>. WEST Nl)lr\~LtMl€ JU|t.`F. in I0. I5. O. 25 cent

VN* “"4 'i"`"""“"’*'° '“'“"°"‘- P»"`°" no'i“rl.i2s. »\i~ic-illo.\l1‘sl~;ltR/\i‘Luis

,ming Irv regular morning train to J Royalty lunrtion and special trains from there to Kelvin on _lilly l2th_ returning to Ch"l`own the .same dnv and trom lllnnm- io destination by reaular morning trnin ul i th or lla sulli/‘lent number 90 to

Ultllil lil pint and quart bottles at

Beer @ Goff’s

he returned front Royaltv _lunrtion lw

.l Y fl ~ ~ '_ _ , _ 4

coverlhe crust ofa train pavengers Will -iz" 1 f- ' --- »~-- -~

special train nn evrlling ol`_lu|y izth.lr)|z".

Fares and tmin wrrnllgemrnts in con.

nection with 'l`ea l‘nrly at Kelvin. _lilly nth. lolz Stitlif in » Fore . Trai \ Peposits Tigoish Si on 5.5¢ mm. St l.t n'i\ Loo 6 ig; Alberlun flllc. fl-ll’ E'mlul~l» oi- t'\.lf\ Rluomlirl I qt 6 55 0‘l.enrv 1) \ 7-"3

Soldiers in Camp

If you want your Photo

trilten call at our Studio Op-. posite Post Office.

Bayer Photographer

Coleman oi 7 I7

Portage Ho 7 3: Conwny R i 7 at Elcr-lic. 7o 7.53 Port llill 7 \ 7 ='-' Norlllsill (lo 9103 Rlcllmonll 6 \ ii. to

9.2'

elitist? Dil.. U. rl. EER

Sprzeun Dentist Bari n Dental Parlors Bichmon :lt Phone ISSJ Over .l ruvrss Bros

ri In 1 Li

Walfngtnn go » Mis on he _ ri; 8 ,|_; Sumn eriirle 3 i ~.'o New A.nn'~n 2 v 1; 3.: Krns'ng'rn in o .iq Kelvino .irrlvo - <).5> Station Faro 'Train “roRrt=

Sperial Rcgula- train

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.l. ll. lslwwu. il. it ,li

l)lslN'l‘lS'1‘ 4 H id B i ll I.

°"ii`l‘J. i“t'5ru Lili stillriifir'

Charlottetown.

lit |v'lntvn gqmdlyr' '

M. ll ~r`~or $l.l.§ 5..|on.m. fum 4 nl _ li'

M. Rh' r I- .~ S 55 6 I: Wood lalnftl Loo 6 7 ti .iz BNI# River l.ro 6 M ft 4' ill- lvi lc v.o \ f\'_1-\ 6 'fl Fndlilu onv. 6.47 7.22 Grandview ot 6 SS 7 Lv Ulgg no 7 of e.i'_ V‘\fn\n River o ' 7 '.1 7 S" Vern ro 0 ‘ 7~.'i< X' ‘S Lnlte -Verde 0" 7 ~l7 B-42 My Athi in no 8.00 8.58 Mt, ll--riser-t Pu R IU 4l» 'R Sonlhpo t F0 l'l."0 0 .'l.”l Ch'Towu Rn 8.4 \ ln.nn Rcysliy l-~v. 1 » 9-ss H'-is Mllmn - to o |< _"‘-27 North Wiltshire 5 - o ,io to 5-' Hunter River 45 fl-4 ' ' '~“° __ Frrdrlcton ao o <" I'-I ’< c Blum .is 'HS Hrldalbane' _'lo i OMR ’ '-2'

gmm.,|,| m l»f.oRl ll.r_=, `

Capo Traverse 45 ooo Albany ` -t5 7- '7

Klnltora 35

Froetosrn io lo.i_; kllvln vrlvo 1° .1 ' MF ill till lnlv

7 'J

lv-14 ll-45

. ' _»'i

MURDER CHARGE.

KENTVILLE, July 2--A week

ago tomorrow H. K. Lee died at. the Halifax Infirmary as the result of wounds from 9, gun in his own hands with which he was defending himself from three rullians who entered his houseat Starr's Point and de- manded to see the domestic employ- ell there. Alter Mr. Lee was wounded the men kicked and beat him and they also attacked his wife, who cams to the rescue.

Three Graves brothers were ar- _ested and came up for preliminary xamlnntlon on a charge of assault. At the hearing today the _ crown

withdrew the assault charge and one of murder was preferred. They will be arraigned for 3 preliminary against the Graves' brothers, charg- on Thursda

n information was also laid

Z4 , _ lltI\. against the Graves’ brothers, charg- f - _ l This will come up on Tuesday of

'_ _ a . next week. ,

_ Mr. Lee cams to Wolfville, near-

ing them with sssnult on Mrs. Lee

ly 13- years ago.; .He was the old~_

'|_‘|l¢3¢ll0\'lf\\‘f"|l"'"""“"l"° Wi" "" 'me est son f is wealthy ten plantar A00 \\0\".5ll\l|\ll¢f PM' °| .l""° Willllflfgfl civil seifiitos ofilccr, now residing _at ofosotonrofwltc celebrated Laekawmui r;_¢a¢llr_:g, gnglazid, _'f‘hst~subjx: ott " '.' 'S dClla|nuttissotc a ra_sor coli .a a‘"‘”"-fi:|: ;&°ii,,,m,,miiMr|:iiitty ul mal the University of Cambridge, went wmillgavs such guna .uui»tr¢i_l_t»» last to India andsngagcd lor some time

in res planting. He then cams to

‘ Newfoundland, where he took up land

-Viirlleslrequli-ing l-hrd Coal are ro

in conjunction- with a friend. There

‘l'l“'.°*l l~°'l’°.°l‘ ""l'°""""” "'. “"°" "ld l, t tl for carlytwo’ years dn- “.'5.~l."“`"-V ‘"`*"3° lf’ "'k",,"f|'v:;?;:v alelymr:ti`r.tiling rigor Port Wlflihms; “nd 4° ‘“°°"'m "x W C' P ' where hs purchased the farm of R."

'9 nwyrr. at no um ol tus rims

‘ ":‘.`," ` h

i..'

".:`._ iii

e was senior church warden of St.`

`~" . Jnhi\'s, Cornwallis, ln whose affairs

I & n .fotm‘s, Cornwalli:,__ in wh0l° 042;! _ _ f ' S . . ~

._ 't nl' t s warmth, . ' - ' _

“ - -who c... ...tu L‘;,_“‘ “"°" “_‘ _ __ _f ~ . -_ rms- ssunaus . 173 Grows St

|_' Miss soliills soiutslts

It pays to buy in this Province.

Geo. and Mrs. Dunsford, South Mel-

ville, were among_the visitors to Charlottetown vcsterday. _

Notice, there will be an ice cream

social at Darnley Hall on Thursday evening, July fourth.

The S. S. Enterprise arrived . in

Charlottetown last evening from Pic- ton with a good general cargo. She takes on considerable freight here and sails this afternoon for Murray Harbor, Montague and Georgetown. _

W. J. King. of Vancouver, tirst

Vice-President and General Manager of the Canadian Home Investment_ Company, will arrive shortly »on his. scmi~annual inspection tour of thei brunch offices and will remain ls lcwl dnys in Charlottetown.--Exc.

_ Among the prominent Democrats! in attendance at the National (Jon- tention in Baltimore is Fred J. Mc- l-@01l. la. native of Charlottetown. Mr. lllclieoil was formerly chairman of tllel State Committee. He has now n lu-i p_:'ative and responsible otilcial post-|

Oil. ll

(From yestorday's Evening Gilailltnn)

J. Fleagher, P. Bell, Geo. MacDon-i

aid, A. Holloran and F. McQuaid of! the C. G. S. Eiobe, who were spend-[ |113 ix vacation at their homes ini Chnrlottetoivn, left hy the Northum- herlnnd this morning to join _rheipi ship. The Niohe is expected to ‘go tor ltrpzland about thc ltith of next Aug-l UB .

Rev- J. (‘. Berrie, now retiring*

from active circuit work, will residei lil St. John and be connected witlll Centenary Church. Mr. Bcrrie 'basl copies of Conference minutes from! 1872 to date and will supply, whilel they last, those who wish' to com-i plete their sets, free of cost except' postage.-Wesleyan. Mr. Berric is; well known in this province. _

Rev. Neil Mclraughlan, President ofi

the N. B. and P. E. l. Contcrenccl spent the Sabbath in St. .lohnl preaching in ' Queen Square Churchl in the moi"nin`g and nl Exmoutli St.f in the evening. We are pleased to* lenrn that Rev. H. ti, Rice, Hump-| ton, who has been seriously ill, is, much improved. His work on Sab- bath last was performed by Rev. W,l F. Gaels'/., St. John.-Wesleyan. f

A Stanhope correspondent in writ-;

ing to The Guardian reports thot; Miss Eleanor Gurney, West. Coveheail, ` is visiting in Cliarlotteto\vn.-Miss Simpson, teacher, and some young ladies of Covehead sclool. held an; ice-cream festival on Salzurdoy night_ realizing 3 nice sum of money \vhich‘ will be spent for painting and re-

pairing the school. A number of thc* young gentlemen of (lovehcad and Stanhope are in drilling with the 82nd and Light Horse.-Mrs. Alernn-- der McDonald is visiting in Uhur- lottctown.-The ladies of (lovehead intended holding ts picnic at thc, North Shore,on Dominion Day.

' A serious accident occurred at Jen- kins’ Cove, Bellislc, on Saturday evening, Ellery Jones, son of Abner -.i0nec, of wiclotom, while rittcnriing' ri celebration in honor of Geo. Jeu- ltins and wife, who had just returned from their honeymoon from Char- lottetown, P.E.I., had his left' hand blown oil by the bursting of a musk- ct. It appears that Young Jones overloaded the gun with giant powd-l er which caused the explosion. The. injured hand was bandsged up and* the young man driven to Hattleld's Point where Dr. Fraser attended to him.. Mitch sympathy`was extended to Mr. .Tones on account of the acci- dent and it cast a. gloom over the community causing the chnrivari to come to a sudden close.-St. John exe.

The semi-annual examination of Central Royalty School took place_ on Thursday the 27th lust. at 2) o'clock p.m. in the presence of the three trustees and a number of lady visitors, The examination was con- ducted principally by J Mgwilllan-,g_ n former teacher of the school for al period of seven and a hall years, nt ter which he addressed the school the trustees and visitors to some length, and all present united with, him in compllmentlng both teacher' (Mi-s Gladys Campbell) and tbel children for thi ci-editcbifi manner ini which the pupils acquitted themselves' in the vnrious exercises assigned them. After the examination closed the punils \inited'with the trustees ini requesting Miss Camnhell to remaln,| for another year, which. after some consideration. she consented to dn. Miss Campbell then exhibited her kindness to tho children by treating, them lzenerouslv to oranges, candy, etc, after which this harmonious nl-

fnlr came to a close. "

:ifiismp supplies-You will find our'

stock up-to-date in this f line-We odrrv a number of articles necessary to soldier camp life. Putz Cream, Plate Brushes, Scuba, chamois, Blan- co, shaving supplies. pocket combs and mirrors etc. Call and ive us- E. A. Foster, Central Drug Store.

Pcople’s Theatre

l. A Romance of the West A Splendid Western Drama

2 Winter onl the Baltic

' _ Tropical

3 That Terrible African lltrnter

| A tlimtlntsous Rasr

_ 1 Ilia Pl\ysi_clao's Honour _ - A Lnlbln el Olsar ss a Bell

` Ill lllttiltlated Songs ` ' Ss ' ‘Admission Bc '

mins, dancing booths :ind

. tables will be provided

/ (Uanadian Press.) PERTH AMlitl\', July 3~F¢iur

Lloyd Wcllner, Charlottetpwn, ro. mu’ _girls pickmg h°l"'lP‘ “'°’°

e west '

turned from th

E. H. McEa'chern, Charlottetown,

was a passenger west this mornlng.`

John D. Hume, Murray River, P.

E. I., was among the recent visitors to Sydney.

The C. G. S. Brant left Charlotte-

town this morning for Pt. Prim and Cape Traverse.

M. C. McKinnon will preach at Lot

48 on Sabbath, July 7th, nt 10.30 a. m. and 7 p.m.

tlarnet LsLacheur, Seed Inspector,

Murray Harbor, came to Charlotte- town this morning.

lisv. Z. L. Fasli will preach at

Marshfield in the Baptist Church next Bunclny afternoon at three oclock.

Rev. ld. L. and Mrs. Fm-lb and Miss

Norma Fash, t.!harlottetowli, leave next week on il holiday trip to Buy \'ie\v.

There will be service in Hartuey

Hall oil Sunday evening next nt sev- en n'clocl<. Subject.: Joseph in story and in type.

A young lad named Mc1.eod tell

mer (lonnolly’s wllurl, (‘hurlotte- town, Monday und narrowly escaped drowning.

.l. ll. Paton and Stewart. Simpson,

(‘hai'lottetowu, were recent visitors to Halifax, rcgisr.crii1:.‘ nt thc Hali- filx Hotel.

li. Kelly anti H. lluwar, of thc P.

E. I. Telephone Un., Ullni'li>ttctuwn, returned on the Murrny Hrirbnr train this morning, .

Hilda Robertson, (‘harlottctown, lcft this morning for Spnaauc, Wash., in rrsponse to a telegram stutiui: thc 'erimls illness of Mrs. (lhni'les ftlc~ lmun, the formei"s ilultgllter.

Mrs. Charles Robertson and Miss

"t‘lic Sacrament of the l.nrd’s Sup-

pr r will hc dispcilsr-ll in the Kirk nt llcsnble on Sabbath the 7th. Her- \'i ‘e on 'I‘h\irl-idny and Sflturrlav at ll ii. m., on Silblmth nt 10.30 and 6, and on Monday at 10 a.ln. Special crllcctzion on Monday.

~;'l‘he.rc nre now 346 Ilcxttll Reme-

dirs on the market nntl each me is recomniended to be ut special benefit for the different disorders for which it is intended. These remedies- are absolutely non~secl'et, standard home remedies. 'The formula of ouch is pln.i.nly printed on the label und re- commended-moncy back if dissatis- fied. The McKinnon Drug Co., The Rcxall Store, corner Great George ani Kent Sticets. Mtf.

il glgjzur tiulssll

Purchasers of cut glass

need to make sure that they are getting the genuine article.

We know that there is be~

ing marketed by mniitifactur- ers who are cmsitlered reliable a line of so called cut glass in which til: piuterii is really pressed, and ilftcrwnrds touched up and polished ou n .1 wheel.

Our Cut Glass

in fullycit When the cutter talfes at plcce in hand it is perfectly plain on both sides and every lint* is rut and polished by band.

We control for Cllurlotlt-to\vn,tll¢e

product ofthe oldest and largest Uanstlirlll factory, and fuel that we have the very best in cut gloss to offer our patrons.

G. F. llU'l'CllliSON

` Jeweler--O ticiau

M Ol’ T" e lxqge <40()

5 Si§!?_T_'31

. M l 0*,” (/é~_/ED _N QA ,A0 L.____._.______......_....._.

Picnic and Base- , ball Match

A Grand picnic under the Aus liicgs of Branch No) 353 C. M H.A _ Vernon Rivet will be held at Vernon

River Station on Ss iirdnyjtily 6th

Rcfreslltnents and icecrenui sal-

Ten

In connection with the Picnic n

gnme of Baseball will be played be tween a City Team and our local swatters, the Avondale. Nine. Game will begin at 2.30 sharp. A gr,orl afternoons enjoyment ls in- sured to all who attend, Every- body welcome .

Admission to grotiutls free, to

graudstand loc

A special train leaves Charlotte-

town nt l.l5 for Vernon Station. Usual reduced fares from all stations. _

, J. o'noNNm.i.,

Secretary

thu, morning _drowned in Clay Pit near ls`srs.'l‘holr

shoes and stockings were found on the edge.

_..__________

ARCTIC l<IXl’Ei)l'l`lON,

(Canadian Pres.~l,)

BERLIN, July 3~'l‘he Arctic Ex-

pedition starts next year ro explore North _East Passage.

NELSON IS THE t‘H(lSF.N I'(lR'l'

(Canadian Press. ) .

MONTREAL, July 3-Nelson is

reported chosen as the terminal port. on the Hudson llay for t.ne'i-uilway which J. I). McArthur il-i‘now bulld- ing. The rival ports were Ncii-uni and Churchill. '

. ~. CLUB PRO-lP}("l`

(Canadian Press.) MONTREAL, Jllly 3-A pruluct to

organize American Social tfluhs li thc principal cities of Uanatla for Amerltons in Canaria in now iludsr- way.

REGATTA OPEN S

(Canadian Press.) HENLEY-UJN-THAMI-.‘S_ .luly :if

Regettu week opened today. 1'). li. Butler of Toronto is to row in thc flinniund Scuils competition.

PAINTER BURIED IN ST. [’AUl.'.\'

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, July 3-li. Lmlemn, thc

noted painter, will be bllrlcu in puint- ers' corner in St. l`*aul’s near the bones of Wellington anal Nelson.

»’I`Rll‘}S lN’l‘IMlDA'I`I()N

(Canadian Press.)

TORONTO, .lilly 3-A l’ort of

Spain Trinidad ilespatch says the New York I’i'nduce lixcliange and U. S. Mining interests have aint a law- yer nnmed Dulles to the West ludies to seek to intimidate people against the pl‘r>pn,~;ed rocipl-ocity with tiall- mln.

AUT() ACCIDENT

(tfnliuiiiuli l"l‘csi~i.l

lll_ll.U'l’H, July 3-Au nntuo carry-

ing six ov‘ci-turned and Mrs. Wm. White, Miss Gladys Richard:-:rin lmd t‘hnuffcur Madigan were killed.

SUBSIDY USED

(Canadian Pl-ess.)

MONTREAL, July 3-The slibl-iidy

$65,400() n little, the granted vote by Parliament last session will go to Noi-thry Co of Canada coinposcd of llrlontreal capitalists. The lille is from Montreal to Ottnwn l'-lnrbnr on James Buy 500 miles null crossing rhc transcniitinmltiil.

, _

‘ Have von worn "Lustre

l,oo'ln" linderskirts. 'l`ll<-y look like silk but wear better. ,

i £

ROCKY P-JINT BOAT (lomnlcncinf: .lunt1.lsl..t.l\e St.r.l-lillub 0'

will rnndnilv texcept Sundilvl betwlpon thc Ferry wilt. und rtoclry Po_iut during Sommer inuut.l\s,ilt tho following hr%.\f_iz.

Leave Ull’t.nwn lruave Rocky ‘uint

700is nt. 72l0n. lu.

M0 .. .i

ll.$t0 “ ll 00 "

I :i0 p. in.

we-¥F:;f 22238325

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=~=s ==== _¢=¢

SUNDAY

anve 0ll'towll |.en\'0 'lucky l’niul 9.00 is in |0»0tl

12.55 “

it ln

2_0" ... lf. "'

§§§

t".t‘l‘»’ 7- no

M. MURPHY, r.

.‘.--M tfsinpdti

Phone 394-] r-My Number

ing system it-paired.

I 'have had nearly thirty

5-Glrs’ experience in the work

nnd .know that I can give you

perfect and per/manent _sinis- fixclion. Work right-quick

service--mo it-rate charge.

Jas. A. McEachern iz; Grunt George Street.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL

tlpfoslts Stats House, Bosfon,Mnss

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4 .t uw fl’ _ ,.I1,“f‘

dy. ._.:¢_. .‘¢____-___-_; ' _“___ /,-r -- I; . i -1-. - ' _ __ _ _'_ < ’ - 3' ~ "___-‘”"’-r ff' _

T "J f

ntlsirs roémts with hot. and cold water tor sim nor ay and up, which includes tree use uH’ph| c shower bat-tin. Not.htn¢_l.u squllth all-l Ns' England. ltooms w th

i to b th t . d d

claus. ulopean p an _

ABSOLUTELY V YlllEl’R00f stone floors nothingwqod but thsidoorl

Equipped with its own Sanitary Vacuum Cleaning Plant.

Strictly A Temgsrsslss llctel

-when youwfittt your bent- _ _

Fine cotton niglitdresses triniineil oil the

of vermin. Try it, test it, get it hers.

"-For destroying csterrillars andrnie Two M¢r~|_ 149 0|-cgi, qeol-ga

other ravaging pests that infect yo\lr~3¢r¢¢g_ Ru, plants and vines there is nothing het- -- ter than our powdered white Hells- "Mac's Blood Food cost-I 501:. a bore. lt gets right down to the seat, bog, 3 |,0x,,,.|0,- 3,25, 5 (gr $2.50, of the trouble, is a splendid insect prepared and sold only by The Two destroyer, and keeps the plants free Macs. 7-4M3i. lr-. ‘ _ -maui

_ .__-'af

Ch1°ldren"s

Unde rwear

A-»` _<

1’ -ff

Drawers)

Drawers of white cotton some with frills

and some plain sizes 2 to iz years I7c pair

Plain, item-stitclied drawers of line white

cnillbric. _

2 years lllc 4 and 6 years |9c

8 and to years 22c iz :ind i4 years 24c

i6 vears Zfc

Fine cainbric drawers triillmed \vitli two

clusters of fine tucks and edged with toicllon lace. 2 to 8 years Z5c pair to and 12 years 50c pair

i4 and 16 years JSC

l"ine nzzidapollfttn dr:-livers trimmed witll

embroidery z to 4 years 45c pair ‘6 to lo years 50c pair 12 ye_n_rs 554: pair i4 to i6 years (lilc pair

Underskirts J

' Cliildren’s cziiubric uucierslcirt waist att-

ached. ' V

2 4 and 6 _vein-s 40c each

Skirt of fine white czimliric trimined with

clusters of narrow tucks and edged with culli- hric frill

_ 8 to14 years 60c each

Macinpollaiil skirt witlrwide lnwil frill trimmed with narrow llemstilclietl tucks all . sizes 60 to 85c.

~ N ightdresses

neck, plait :ind sleeves with torchon lace

‘ 6 and 8 years (l0c each lo :ind iz years 7t`c

i4 and 15 years 75c

Slip over nigiit<lre.<.< of line calubric triuitn

ed on neck and sleeves with torcllot: lace Sizes to to 14 years 85610 956

Niglitdressof Queeu’i= cloth, yoke nf_ iiue

tucks, front, neck and sleeves embroidery trinl_mcd $t.tt0 each

Black Sateen Bloomers

(I md quality of Elzglisli Black Sateen in

:lil sizes

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