-it-il’t'\f\ _b in .

NUI?-.‘= _ mms our

or Furness.

ook c_ t_ -

isirl ~ - -- _1,cI_‘e.iihanddry,ithis

isworth. ou. When °r'Wood. -_.if oui.avea=i¢l¢or_l.lem-

try ou\’S.io,,__._ » _ -1.;

"M¢os'E_iiluislon of pure Norwegian

cod. Liver- Qil will quickly cure that ||,-,ger|ng_cough, and start you on the road to health and well- being.

T1§.‘5wo_Macs. 149 Great George St. __ 8 _

‘ MORSON & DUI-‘FY _

Bsrristers and Attorneys Solicitors for Royal Bank ot Canada

HONEY T0 LOAN. _

' i

A. A. McLean, K.<»._ Donald McKinnon

MULEAN C. MCKINNON

lsrristers, Attorneys-at-Law Brown. Block. Charlottetown

0. lloLood.- K.C.. W. E. Bentley, K.C N|el.EOD G. BENTLEY. llrrlstsre and Attornsyut-Law Iillcss-.Bank _ot N. S. Chambers, Char lottetown. P. E. I.

g _ wsliaulrron s si-isw.

Bsrristera. Attorneys, Notary Pub

lic, Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank ers Association. Bank of Montreal.

(tllanada. Permanent Mortgage Corpora- on. . . ~ .Offices-»0Id Guardian Omoo. Prowse Block. Charlottetown. P. ll. l. _

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DR.. i” LIFT

» CHRONIC DISEASES

Victoria Hotel, Clftown. P. E. li

ii..¢i..-is|.,.i1tl\ and-its

make f - _ Hughes? .Drug

_ 'YOUT- ...‘2i’°° all-your

,We specialize on _

Horse _ and

Medecines. -

' _` sio`cl`:»Foods _ '

Poultry Remedies -

' Slieey Dip Etc.

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ished animal_ do not fail to call, Our thirty years ex- plerlence _in the treatment of orse and Gsttie Diseases enables us to prepare spec- ial remedies of great cura- tive value.,

Geo. AE. Hughes

ROME, March 5.-It is leariled that.

the italian Government is not inter- ested in the modus vivendi as regards Germany and England which was pro- posed by the United States since it is regarded as certain to fail. italian approval is unnecessary and inexped- lent and would be a limitation on fut- ure freedonl of action in case of inter- vention.

'l‘lle ltiiliah government will retrain

from joint action of any kind intelld-

ed to lessen the effect of war or hasten'

peace, and will not take the initiative

nor support thc initiative of neutrals. ltaly’s position is to protect, unaided,

her own interests, hence she will not alter the policy followed since the out- break of the war till she deems it lit to do so.

/ .

Mliiard'e Llnlment Ce.. Limited.

Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received

great benefit from the use of MIN- ARD’S LINIMENT in a severe attack of l..aGriDDO. and I have frequently proved it to be very effective in cases oi' inflammation.

Y0\ll’Bn W. A. I-IUTCHINSON.

"Babys Comforters at a snap. Your

on-|C|; Hr\UR5._\2 1 3 4 'i _ ir - d choice of these regular $1.65 values valiee. At Office or Regidenc:-¥$5.\J0.ees'I"';e;t ' for 99:. See our Queen St. window.

ment Monthly--'-$100.00. ‘

21-2-15Mlmo.p

Prowse Bros. Ltd. 8557-3-1lM2I.

.-~ _ / -~ --

as 'Hero is somethin il.at\

A is Needed in Every genie-

R_exall Healing Salve is an indispensable

curative cure for general househol use-a first aid for every lniury-'-a permanent cure

‘ ..~e/TNG . |]6E°£‘§sl.V¢_

.fi I

for many common ailments. _ -

/ Get a. box,keep it in the _house-you’li need it oneoi these.

days, and be glad _you have lt. it is guaranteed to give satis- .

facci

ni’.'.'éinNNoN Dnuc company °°;,;~,e-..<§.;°.-.i.€.°.':;“°_/g

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Not.Ai|".ll Gold that Glitters ,

If ou want, good, pure su

im so-"si.=..ii¢.l of _ _ 3 ` 'c“Bargaiin , "5 _ _

’ -1: . I5 ’- . ," lg Q l @ ` *I*

reliab_ig_e_-_tobacco go to an 3‘___:_'__`_.:'_______:=_z____q__;__I

Eonest maniiéactlirer. W0 ~ - - ~- ~ _. ave. earnes y s riven . . ' - _ -ch, mf and belleveour old fnends

"”'°‘.§.‘§3‘.1.i.'i...“i..‘5é"§...I.‘§’Ili..oo°of-d them fucker-

” kat] §.}"f°f.*:.h..ft.°.i..l°.!.‘:si°.si::. s.°f.:.'f:.t:°:...:..

' Hickey 181: Nicllolson`l`ob. Co.,

._ I . Il"!n“|l

. V __ _ , as i`¢i':hadl:nl;eelgnco{foiuded_ge mai

g ffl!! (0 C 0 BDBII

,_ , _ aight. .

. .

_ ' '13 , .i ‘ 1 ` "Colgate s'Cream is the homo' The warrant was based-`oii` tlireein-

- . h ' d li ht lt e its him dictments. with two counts A li.

insure ln SfI'QnK ‘ soothes and gives the skin a de- carried 60 pounds ol - an ~exploslvef ‘ ' h0I\€St Claim 8\lCh . I 'lil hi li s rf t been frozen nitro-giycerine. Ilia sillt-

iesiwhlch never _c°n%st an _ ‘ ;,n;:"n,gQ_' I 'f "0 ‘ -De ec case from New York to Boston. Bos-

d b Ask your friend who uses tt, ton to Portland. and Portland to

‘ '- ;_§l i8 1'6pf€¥nte w ' ' b¢`fore_buylln‘g-he will vouch Vanceboro. over three _railroad _sys-

. for its supe orlty. Price a tube, tems. ; - ~

, W as emu. _ _ _ . _ __ .

' - . _ _ _ I - _ - - 'ass s comrbnrsns | f - '_ _--nt' I Es ,Rei . -,_ . ,ying outzttwodd eomlortevo"_dii?l`::i'i_‘t .» ~.‘~:-ion. ...iff -at ‘ 1? *is “ . ' - » mg? W” M M "n "ram" “` ' " ' _ 1 1 Gnome '" W- "'°"'°_° "Y'~=‘-§‘§‘,,_-,-,,,,,,',-

' Tlosubsflimem are Mm' B ll s .li l. l. l wllll ii ll Ce

a e eo! e-Morn Dail _e . a e e ac leur. aln ue .

Guardian (igslled in P, E, ang Roland LeLacheur. Julian Herring. Lint Ye” the C°mRZ““Y °“'”`ed Wiz' Montreal Dany Star is “'00 Der yeah Miss; Prowws depm.,mem_ Grade lv es to the amount of S 0.00. divided in- The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed .r'71. Wllliard Cairns: 2. Edna Hugh; to mu' lmzesi T° the “"0" wl'° in P E. 1.) and Family Heroin ...in 3, sol-on lion. cisco ill-i. non. l>o.i~ P’°§“‘=°4 "W *Kes* “"f=f“8° =“11°\1“i weekly Stu is sam, per yeah Th* ny. 2’ Muriel Mclnms and Freeman of utter fat per cow from June 1st price of the Evening Guardian and _W1llte. Pdual: T.. Garnet Penny 111111 w N-iv' 30"" 19"' I” °"1°" t° °°m` Montreal Daily Star (Mailed in P. E. Mary Pelmr. e<l\1l\l: Grade II-1. liar- Pete “ *big Prize the patron had to I.) is $3 25 el' year, the Evening old Herring; 2, Minnie .Lulnsden and ‘WCP rec" 5 °f his °"“'B- PM "W-

’ ' || - ' _ ' . ' - . . - ‘ prize was won by Mr. Fred Woolley

The Peoples Drugglst oo:;lo.oo ...iii roioily noi-ala onli glial? néo;l1e?ooi_oqu}9lL.be§._Blgornoollor Bcdeque, number of cows was 4

325 §;|_S§fg“_(m°“ed in P' E' 1*) is Jasies _Mackay 3 swung- MacK{n_ Pounds of fat per ‘cow was 107.80

' ‘ ‘ ' ’ ’

__ non Attendance* Freeman White, P°““d5-

Lois lviaoleoc, Allan lilaoleoll. Robert 'N10 S°°°“d Prize WHS W0" by M

' . -~ _` ‘ _ ' ' r.

BASKET SOCML' Th? basket Boll. W-iillard ' . `H~ heard- N°- TI'-""“-. ““"\hi’P Ui

_ _ _ .

_' ~- - _ i~rAl.v woN'1' .tom ANY Nsu'rnAl. i _ ‘ L o l. Mssrmc -‘-Qi oi st o - 1"” 0°” W” . - P°““‘

' ` ` MOVE- 2? ::iia?l!ii(igll“ill(:J‘s£tRggxggabllyguillildltgig 10Yi1bl0 Clfenillg was speilt oil 'li/liirdll The third Prize W” W9" DY Mf-

Province.

remember the 'ini-aid of Dis-

8971.

- Service in Valley. next

ln. Rev. D. Jones

___-__

10.30.

are

to attend a meeting

tonight at 8 p.m. passed last

social nt Crapeud on Monday evening

cellent music was furnished by the menlbers of the Methodist cllolr. The addresses by the Revs. D.‘McLean, George Orlnllll and W. P. McVle were of a very high order and punctuataed with applause by the large audience. Mr. D. S. McQuarrle auctioned thc baskets and pics realizing good prices. The receipts amounted to seventy dollars.

SUMMER RESORT BURNED. -

The Pleasant View Hotel, at Hampton was totally destroyed by ilre about noon yesterday. lt started fronl it de- fective lille. The furniture on the low- eriloor was saved. Tile flames made such headway that in an hour the

tcl which was valued at about $10,000 was only partially covered by insur- ance. it had ltccollilllodutiolls for ' 40 guests and was built 20 years ago by the late Matthew Smith. it has been occupied in recent years by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor.

'WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. - Oil Friday cvclllllg Feb. liitll, took place the twenty-llftll wedding iinlliversury ol Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Nash, of liusum, formerly of Charlottetown.

fiziily. wercfelltertailled lit il lllost 6 fioyilblo dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Turk oil Friday evening. but were culled home ciirly ill thc cv- cnlng only to find their resilience which tllcy hail leit a. short time bc- i'orc_ ,_ completely trallsfornlcd. Tile house was a blazo of light. and voices, illlcd with tho gaiety ol' thc occasion rang out oil the still iijght air. Mr. and Mrs. Nash entered thc house quickly and were coulplctcly surpris- cd to ililil 62 of their friends all ex- tcildlug hands of congratulations nt. once. The talllcs were decorated with

gifts were priisimtcd to thc surprised couple. Aulong the gifts were ii silver ton. service and li set of china dishes. Numerous otllcr forks and spoons,snlt and pepper shakers of. silver, il silver. broad tray, and ‘a magnificent rocking chalrl _Tile _guests ,,§_nt.~ down .to"-. it delicious collation and- i’ce_ cream and cake. Tile bride’s coke made. and, pre- sented by Grandma -Fordyce was all artistic feature otfthe rcfrcshllicnts. Mr. Nash made onsippropriate speech expressing hIs.imd__Mrs.' Nilsh's pleas- ure_in liavingllielr friends with them on this occasion and finally with great reluctance the guests departed, hop llig the Nashs might celebrate many more wedding anniversaries .in Hus- um. _(The above. is. taken from the .White Salmon _Enterprise of Kllckltat Coullty, Washington. U. S. A., of F'riilay. February 26th. Mr. Charles Nash, referred to is ri son of Mr. S. C. Nash of Charlottetown. Mrs. Chas. Nasll was formerly Miss Georgia Ross, daughter of Mrs. John Ross, 194 Graf- ton Strcet, this city.

::VISl'l'0RS T0 THE 'SEED

FAIR," are cordially invited to visit our store wllile in the city. Any ln formation required will he freely giv- en and all wants will .he promptly at- tended to. E. /.\. FOSTER, Central Drusstore. ssss-3-illviir

Co ate’s (Eream

s avqrs 0 3 -- p rm to secure a perfect shave in the cast possible time It softens,

liglitful feeling of freshness.

i \

buihling was a heap of ashca The ho, chisoll und Master Kcllileth McNeil.

white llyscintlls and lniiliy beautiful-

, P.E.I. _ the Ar-

men must Mac-

SERIOUB FIRE. - A bad fire at

Glenilnnan on'-Sunday afternoon when the residence of a Mr. Shes of' that place was burned to the ground, with all plat it contained. All tbe out- huildlngs were also destroyed with, practically all their contents which in cluaeil anew =seedcr Dart ot a me

-wer, a cart, lt`_-ls._rge'_quantlty of strgiw 'ond ‘hay _and fa” supply of oats wli _ell was badly danla?_ed. Tile ilre was dls=' .covered about _ o'eloclr in theafter- noon Mr. - Shea-wasnot at home. be-

SCHODL WORK--Following is the-

departlneilt: 'Grade V11-1,. Edith

g ra o

nou;' Grade V-1, Agnes Bell; 2, John- _ Margaret Richards; 3. Gladys MacKin- Macleod; 3, Louise Prowse; Attend_- ance: Florence Keeplng, Bessie Keep-‘- lng, Eda MacLeod, Macnair 1-laszard. Gerald l’rowsc._lrene Herring, Ruth

V Cairns A _

was well patronizcd, the large hall 1- ' 164 0., ls

first when the nlelilbers oi’ Hamilton L. O. I.. with a number of invited guests, numbering ill all shout. eighty people, niet ill the hail at Clyde ltiver to partake of a bollqllct provided by lille wives and sisters oi’ the members. During the evening choruses. "0 Can- ada" and "Tile Higlilander’s Toast. were rendered by the choir accom- panied by Miss Scott. Mr. John (lamp bell. acconlpariied by Miss Barrett de _ lighted those present with his sclcc-

wns much enjoyed, as was thc singing by_llev. J. and Mrs. Mei-lattie.iilld Mr. .lolln I-icartz. alld the reailings by Miss Vira Murray, Miss Norlnzl Mur

This part of the progralnlnle belllg brought to n close, all sat down to tl boulltifully spread- table and needless to say everybody did ample justice to the good things provided. Tllcli il

posed and clithusinstlcnlly responded io by Rev. Geo. Orlnun: oilc to thc 1.. 0. L was ably rcspolldcd to by Iicv. Dall. Mcllcall. ltcv. J. Mcliuttle tiicll gave it short speech lifter wllich the proceeds \vere‘ brought to al close by singing “G_od Save _the King." _

_ f...._- , -

tllc very best full-strcngtll drugs by

periellce. Tile lllacliinnoll Drug Co., corner grcut George and Kent Sis.- MEl.l‘. ,

iSLiNilEiiS iiiii e Iiiiiiiiiiiii SPEEIATUHS

Mr. J. A. llalllslly. formerly uf Sulli-

incrsldc, to wlloln tho Gullrdiuil is ln- debted l`or illc ilbovo clipping from il liangorpnpor. was present by invlta

wlicll llorll will-l re-arrested.

MACHIAS, Mc., Marcll 7.-Werner Horn, alias Vcrnil Horn. thc German, reservlst who claimed he attempted to wreck thc illtcrilutioilal railroad bridge at Vunceboro, early last month,

tain for tile benefit of his ilatlve land, became il Federal prisoner tonight. He will be taken to Bangor tomorrow for arraignment. `

S. P. ll. Wilson of Portland, oil the charge of illegally transporting all ex- plosive in interstate commerce.

Daniel T. O’Collnel, of Boston, one of

ills lawyers was present when the wor- raiit was served. Willie Iiorn's re) nlovlll to Bangor will not be opposed. ally effort to take him to Massachu-

e er ourt iere e con

tested bitterly. Mr. 0’Colllicll said.

A continuance of the preliminary

hearing for tep days will be requested _.‘.“.i‘.§-’-..Ii..’I.".l".‘i.‘§“’.‘.‘i“ ‘.3‘i.'.‘.’.§Z’.."' fc C326 Monday nite on. The next session

opens at Portland on April 6.

Pfoceedillgs for tho extradition of

Horn to Clllllida oil the charge of at- tempting to blow lip the bridge. which were instituted at I’ortl'ond in behalf of the Cailniillln Government. will be delayed until the latest charges llllvo been disposed of.

i The arrest was inode at 7.30 o'ciock. the exact time when he entered the iail on Feb. 5 to serve ii sentence ol 30 days for damaging properly -on the American siilc of the Canadian houn- dary. imposed by Trial Justice George H. Smith of Vunceboro.

Horil did not leave the jail and tile

formality of taking him into the ‘cus- tody ol the United States occupied loss thou dlteen minutes in the ofilcc oi’ Sheriff Stillman E Woodman

eac re-

turned by the Federal Grand Jury at lloston last Tuesday. charging that he

which was named but ls said to have

. _ realized for tllebutter for the year

€|t:;n$ggt§to1?g~‘;?,?;,g,{;fbo)&§cg|?,?go§3; ‘was 28.40 cents. The average not

H ' . __ to the Patron was 28.56 cents. Five

gaihsngvemlggigqn 3' \1l§2,.el?gga}§ee§_- settlements were milde in the year the

in _ yu d vI_,_1" wmiam Buell; 2' average price realized for the butter

tions oil thc violin. 'I‘__lle selcctioils _oil _ W* Jas' E' """"““' Aug- cw"- thc grulnapllollc by Mr. Ilugil D.'.irrah‘ N“mber °f cows 9' p°““‘1s of bu““”`

toast to the King and hliilpiro was pro- I

..Dri,,g y0,i,._p,!éSLi,.i "ous |,'c,.c' and ell oil the paid up stock of thc (ioni-

it will bc carefully conlgolinded from `9“”-"-

ali' expert plllirmaceutisir of long cx- _ '

_ tllrlll ll-il with 4 ilclid, which rcaeilcd ai

_...___ ` ‘ toilll of $17,710. or all avcrllgc of $261.

_ _$65.

tion nt tll`c uillce oi' Sheriff Wooiilllilli Georg” W- Leuvm- 91' B°5l0U~ Wm

as an "uct of Wm.-» against Great B,-.|_ _all the important gralldclrcult stakes.

Horn was arrested at the Waslling- N9” Olcmt' “" 3'Y‘3‘“"°ld '-YOLUUB

toll coullty jail by the U. S. Marshal* mum' was b°“|5h" DY the “Som Uf (`--

setts for trial nt the present term of M

the F d el U tl will b - .

of the U. S. District Court in Maint- ‘°""“°‘ 9°' Mm" `

*of the ot the in the

were

on the

time was

would

according only of the Outline cow

COW. - .. ._ _

lii£0's Vis- ing out of the Province. lt is believed T110 statement of the company was

_ _ h H _ tile liigilest_in__ the history of the Conl-

7Bgfm;ff: g'§;“£?ir§nfh°_" t 0 re was of mcend pany. The total pei_u_i_ds of butter manu-

factured » in the-_gear was 118,3.i2 pounds value $3355 .00. Average price

price paid for li pound of butter fat

in each settlement were as follows: Dec. lst to Jan. 31st. was 30 cents. Feb. lst to April 31st, was 30 cents. May lst to 31st, was 28 cents. June lst to Aug. 21st, was 27.70 cts. Sept. lst to NOV. _30th, was 29.08 nts.

cons was 4 Poullds of butter tat

Tas. E. Howatt, Aug._ Cove, llunl- ber oi’ cows was 9. Pounds oi’ butter fat per cow was 163.32 pounce.

The fourtll prize was won by Mr.

Joseph Thomson, No. Tryon, number oi' cows was 9. Pounds of butter lat per cow was 139.22 pounds. _

In addition to the above prizes F.

G. Lang olferell li silver medal 'to the patron who produced the largest aver- age amount of butter fat per cow for ~'-ir: i-iw,-s or nlore this was woll by

fat per cow was 163.32 pounds.

Tile Company is giving this year

“$40.00 in prizes to the patrons who produces the largest average amount per cow for thc ycnr. Circulars will bc seilt to each patron giving the amount of cncli prize and etc.

'l`ilc following ure flvc of tile. largest

patrons for the year.

A. Noonan, $661.36.

Joseph Noonan, $640.46.

l’. Colilloly, $633.88.

Jas. E. Howatt. $624.60.

Lillie Wood, 622.72. The dirociors for the incoming your

arc D. J. Tlloinsoll. Jus. E. llowiitt. Geo. l-l. (iallbcck, Joseph Noonan, Geo. Wood, .lob llilnan, J. B. Wood. A- dividend of 12 por cent. was dcclnr-

GEO. LEAViTT'S NEW PURCHASE.

Now YORK. Moron 4.- ‘rho inla-

Wintcr auction sale ol` trottcrs and paccrs closed yesterday. During tile two days oi’ the sitio about 250 horses were disposed of for :ln aggcrnte of $70,000. OI tllc important stock farm consiglimcllts that of thc Walnut l-lull

llurscllicll looking lor bargains dill not go awny disuppollllcil. ns scvcrill wcll bred youngsters sold as low as

the top price of the day, $15,000, for Rose F., a iiile Iooklilg bay filly by Border Klligllt. Rose Manning. foaled in 1913. Rose Knight trotted a qunr- tcr of 32 1/5 seconds and on eightll ill 15% seconds. and is entered in nearly

_.There was lively bidding for this pro- mising young trotter and furnished the only real excitement ol the sess- ioll.

ii. Billings, to be used as it ‘brood marc oil the latter‘s fnrlll, for $700.

CURE

No GUARANTEED

Never known to full; acts without pulil ill 24 hours. is

C soothing. healing;

takes thc sting rlgllt

_ ollt. No remedy so

quick sale and sure as Putnam's Pain- less Corn Extractor. Sold evcrywllere

‘ABeautiful_Complex- i

I ion is' a Wom_an’s

Birtllrigllt _

‘There are many face prepara-

tions .that are thoroughly re- iiahie and can be coiintod on to huiid beauty by protecting the complexion. lt is a \vomnn's privilege and duty to give her complexion daily attention.

_ if you want anything special in this line that you know by reputation, or il' you have seen it advertised-come to us for it. ~ Should you not have in mind

‘ ‘just what you want we are in 'a

position to recommend some- thing reiiable-Mausge Cream. Cold Creams. Lotions, Face Powders, Etc.

Johnson &. Johnson-

, The Quality--Di-ugstose

Cor. Prince &-Kent Stet-

,,...

_ Bleached Sheeting good _ weight a strong round thread easy to wash and a good wearer. 72 inches wlgie. White sale Zzc yd

pricc....... _

Bleached Sheetlng heav- ier quality round thread easy to wash an_d will give good satisfaction 72 ins. wide. White 24,: yd

sale price.. ..... ._ _ _

Bleached _Sheetmg good

strong quality one that is sure to please. 22 ms. wi_de. White sale c yd ' nce_.... ._ _

D Unbleached odaheeting nice quality g Weight but not too heavy, washes easy 72 inches wide good value. _White Zzc

sale prlce........

White sale price .

and 90 inch sheeting.

A nice fine evenly

woven pillow cotton plain 40 ins. wide a b'eauty for

§‘$?.”5ii§t‘Y‘TTTf 15° Yfl

Ilorrock is the best cir-

cular plllowcotton, round thread, one' that does not

ilgow the pllliow through.

1 ms. wi e.

White sale price 26C yd

_ Barrgains _ Sheetings _ The Whit`e

Here is a beauty in a eached sheeting nice even

thread one that will be satisfactory in ev_ery way was easy to wash, a good wearer, 80 ins. wide. 36C yd

Many other prices and good values in 72 ins, 80 iris-

Pillow Cottons

YOU S 3

54 _ ins. unbleached

sheeting, good weight- I _~

staiiongand dur- Zoc ya- a c .... -

_ An unbleached sheet- ing good weight, durable and is easy to wash, one

that isdsurg please. 90 ~ _-

ins wi e. ie

sale price........

72in.Bieacheds_heeting '

nice heavy_ qualitg free from dressing a eauty forthe money don’t miss _ _ it 72 ins. wide. 38C yd

White sale price

A good strong and dur-

able pillow cotton, circu- lar' round, thread free from dressing, 42 ins.

'd . W hite

s”alleepl'ice._....... Zzc

Horrocks a very fine

circu-la_r pillow cotton 41 _ ins. wide, good weight

ifvqgitggilgagsiiézsc yd

We have a great many ,

other pillow cotton to choose from. _[ -_

+ . '.

_+ -‘.

Figilrcxl lluck ill ii very ililc

‘ all pure lincll, even _tllrcild. pre

ly stripe design; -25 inches wide. This lillcll will satisfy the most partir-ullir cus- tunlcr, \\'liii<: Salt: Price

ic§ ci..

Ailotlioi- his vulllc in

pun- 'lillcll liilick, llgllrcti, il illcilvii wiilv. i lla llivc, ililc, cvon llli'ci,ld. White

Sulc l’rli:<_- . . . . . . . . , ...

A big rlliigc ol liiicil glass

l,,“-(,1\;|,g,;_ Uno that you could vlioosc from wiiilollt any trouble A |,l_._» |-,logo of qllliiltics :ilu prices riiligc i`rolll 7, 9, 10. 12, 14. 15c. and upwards.

Bargains in ' X Linen Hucks

,_ lliick, ilgiircd , ill ii rose

ilcsigll; 25 illchcs wide. Bill vuiuc. \\'iiitc Sale l’rico.. . . . . . . . . . . . . ...'

45c

_ value; 25 ill. wide. good evcll

thread, all pure llllcn, made by

in-si) 50c. yard...A great many 1 other vlllucs lil llucks. both plain ilild figured. The biggest railgc wc over llure carrlcd. '

_. plilin. Ono that will niukc splen-

| did wi-urlllg ttéweiis ' for everyday use.; .i il.

_ \\'ldc. White Siilc l’ril'c

A very i'lil\_~ :ill purc lillell

llcrc is ii illlnllllcr ill Huck

lc Sliillllrock lillcll pcoplc (tim

A good strong lillell llllck.

+ _ _

Buy Tow

All pure linen Huck

` towels, fringe at ends this is a bargain that you would do well to havea look. at

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pure lirleré léuckbtlowels good t ngan ura e gig; 18 x 37 inches 35C pr

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Huck towels or llemmcd if you choose. This is a tow_el that we_know is real _big value size 21 x 42 ms. _‘Y.‘ffTf’_f?’_f’__‘_’_‘_f_°f?45'= Pr

A larger arid better bath

towel in cold strong, stout. wide fringed at both ends

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Hemstitched damask all

pure liden huck towels, soft but very durable and a towel that can not be beat in value at any mall _ order house. Size 21_x 40 inches W_‘T?.'_‘?___S_f".'_‘?_’.°_’_‘f_"? 55C Pr

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Bath towels in white and

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Cold 'l`ul'kisli _towels in a

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Size 22 x 46 ins. White sak:price...36c pr

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Sheetings and Pillow Cottons |

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