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WHEN IT COMES TO GIVING VALUES IN CLOTHING These are Snaps that Bankrupt Prices never Dreamed of

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Boys’ Cotto . Linen and Serge Blouses at M0 ' ne 6 0c; 79c. 80c. 99C and 95c "

Men's Skeleton Coats in Brown, Holland and Back Italian $1.20. Black Russel Cord, $1.59. Long Grey Duster, 31.65, Girey and Black Lustre, $2 25 ud $2.50. Variety of Silk at $4.50.

Men's Wancy Light Vests, all kinds and prices

Men’s Lawn Tennis White Flannel Pants. 3.00,

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Young Men’s Bicycle Suits, unlined; and nice ‘and cool, S456

The best selection of Straw Hats in tewn

See our job line ro Regatiéa Shirts, reduced to cents each

D0 Men's Lignt Underwear. 40¢ a suit

time ~ . 9. e . . {worth 5 © | Women’s and Misses’ Cotton Hose, 5c a pair and CATON EA, : - 5 a r la a ma y- . Si ‘—, s eK A } W Ol | KE od) A N Y i] ‘ ~ | } | \ _— WW 4 Dt tt ’ = SS eS 4 \ a I LL : ee ta ’ Sas cwkgeasaccaes Ane 5 No " : BU RG A n Caught In the Act, HIGH HEELS IN EGYPT? Son (who had been canght reading a : po

J a Sexe dime novel)—Unhand me, tyrant, or eer oe oo ~

Write for prices. Terms made to suit customers whose minds are completely full of that 2 <a, ri Write for pr - Terms made to suit custe rs. : ef the foot that has shuffled along in it: ee Sh eed .. oh Ver Pum; ulng @ name for themselves at prices to beat any impor bape a dance eprang ee Saas for centuries. The cheaper slippers-worn. : BENDS IEA e 2 Om Se & SHONPENE CAT TOE CRO Eras Cline. | te the weenes Of Disine ean e Stel al, °

there may be blood shed,

Father—No, my son, there will be nothing more serious than wood shed. Come, that is where the strap hangs. —Princeton Tiger.

It is hard to find a neat, well ' fitting: shoe in Cairo, because the woman of the: fellah class goes barefooted and. the wo: mau of the harem wears slippers. Egypt: has ne middle class of a size to count:

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Tothe Burglar who entered our office and broke the Handle of Safe we extend All She Wanted. for anything. The shoe, when, one-dis- 9 a Drops at vitation to ca!l azain, promising iim a free entry into the safe, and thereby sav- The Strong Minded One—My dear savers 6, 16 too broad for the foot Of: a SELLER ee eT = § lupiimiue use OF the Stillson wrench. We wili not insure his easy exit, but will be on child on ought to join us Se euiiad European. It is round toed and without: —— oo II j HA | i ie baad with an ambulance and undertaker. a ‘ ° : an instep, for the use of a splay footed: — = . Atibe same time we give the Dairymena guarantee for one year with our twelve ™ te aa . a N I ‘ | Beneration. It bas either no heel or else in ’ pogCheese Presses. Nearly al that were imported here in the past required to be . ee es ee Buess & | one that puts the “common. sense’’’ tin

voter will do me.—Cincinnati Commer-

repaired within a vear. ; ; Cial Tribune.

Oor improved Cheese Vat is the most popular in the market.

Our Babcock Testers never break the bottles.

The press hoops are right for eighty Ibs of curd.

And best of al! the “ ALPHA de LAVAL SEPARATOR” is on f away ahead of al! others

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models to shame. It is aclumsy adapta-- tion of its European protetype, useful,, MUTE probably, but certainly not ornamental.. A

, a Vegetable Preparation for As- The slipper is a different thing. In 6 P

its lowest state it is bright: colored... It

The Absorbing Problem. **How shall I dress tomorrow?” There are two classes of women

similating the Food andRe¢ ula- ling the Stomachs ana’Bowels of

the field

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Don’t Shoot! **How,’’ asked the rooster, ‘‘did you. celebrate Washington’s birthday?’’

is a thing of the soil and seems a, part

or yellow. They are very loose, but:are too flexible te be altogether awkward.

They have soles almost as thin as paper

and no heels. To walk in them is.an.art

Promotes Digestion Cheerful- ’ ness and Rest.Contains neither || Oprum,Morphine-aor Mineral. Is

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that can’t be learned im one generation,,. Not N etatiameeas

‘*I celebrated it,’ said the hen proud-

aus ; ; a. na but needs to be developed through he-. | 2 WES ry Se a : down at the back, and it takes. toes: as ti Pica, 2 dn , The Nature of the Creature,. elever as fingers to hold then»in. posi-- i Alx.Senna + A : ‘Waiter, it is almost half an hour ! "on. ( oa OF EVERY since I ordered that turtle soup.’’ f Bat Egyptian women can) jump ae int Waiter—Sorry, sir, but you know | Pimbly as others from extreme to ex: 5 ae bow slow turtles are. —Tit-Bits, treme, and every mother’s daughter af | tee, BOT TLE OF i Flaver:

them who can afford it wears. stiltlike | Louis Quinze heels) The women, of tHe

wealthier classes age odd sig)its.in: hhaix bathke, black clauks and white yak- maks, tilting through the streets: with a liberal display-ef pink silk. stockings and blue satin slippers that look. fitter for a ballroom, Feet are. all tat a veiled woman. can display, ami she makes the mostof them. ly. the narrow Streets that Iyad from ‘the muski one — may see in a, ten minutes’ walk any morning stockings and slippexs ef all the hues of the rainbow.. The sbapeless silk cloaks that are upimersak fer out- door wear aze cut conveniently short to display blagk slippers embroidered with | gold, white slippers beaded with blue, yellow satin slippers with white lace

The Feeling. Agnes—In his sermcns does your new rector use ‘“‘eyther’’ or ‘‘eether?’” Willston (yawning)—I think he uses: sher.—New York Journal.

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The Boy Who Mows Our Lawn.

The boy who comes to mow our lawn Is ’most the smartest boy I know,

An when you see him, too, doggone. If you won't say that it is so..

He takes that whirly thing apart An cleans it gut an pours oil on

The insides. My, but he is smart— The boy whe comes to mow our lawn!

Aperfect Remedy for Consti | . dish, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. : 4 Worms Convulsions Feverish- ness and L@ss OF SLEEP. Fac Simile: Signature of r Bnei} bion —_—_—_—_—__

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Onstorla is put up in exe-size bottles only. It i# not sold in bulk. Den’t allow anyone tw sell yea anything else on the plea or promise tat it As “just as good” and:“will answer every pur pose,” 9 Sco that yan get 0-A-S-T-0-B-I-A,

The fac- simile , is ea aaa Ce, 2 of . * ‘wrapper.

150 pairs different styles of this nice and most sone Wie color, just received at Goff Bros. Having bought & ange (entity of these for cash, we can make the price to suit.

COFF BROS

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He rubs a whetstone ence or twice EXACT: COPY OF WRAPPER. Or more across it~—whack! whack! whack} It makes you feel like lumps of ice

Was slidin up an down your back.

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He says that that’s to make a new

es a Edge on it for the one that’s gone. rosettes and dozens ef red silk slippers

ee ee He always knows just what to do— with black beading. Im Matarieh, He a a 1 The boy who comes to mow our lawn. louan and other suburban Villages, |: —— a EN, An sometimes he asks me to bring where many of tbe pashas keep their A screwdriver, an then he lets harema, so that their wives may not. buy HICH CRADE

Me watch him while he twists the thing out the jewelers’ bazaars of Cairo, the a eee py a pty. hg display of footgear is even more striking. Don’t let me lay a finger on The women who have the largest for- The whirly wheels. ‘‘Look out!’’ sezzee— tunes. invested ta stockings and slippers

The boy who comes to mow our lawa. are not appareutly young and are often- er than not ef unwieldy tigures. The feet of Egyptian women are not small, aud these gay slinpers are apt to be in big sizes. They are frequently soiled } and spotted, for the streets of Cairo are i dirty, but they add to the picturesque- ness Of outdoor life and to one’s appre- ciation of the ingenuity of womex— New York Tribune.

= An after he’s edged off the nicks, An’s got the thing as slick as grease, An it’s all in the nicest fix, He just steps back a little piece An rushes for the greenest ground, An whoops right through it, an doggone But don’t the ole grass fly around The boy who comes te mow our lawn! —Chicago Record.

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All genuine, and of guaranteed analysis. The only reliable, best, and at least 20 per cent the cheapest fertilizer on the market.

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Farm For Sale.

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