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§ It . e pulis al e ingredients of H AYCVS Hall’ Vlg0l’. Your doctor

can thus quickly decide any hair I

question. He can see at once it cannot color the hair '

Ask him about falling hair dandruff thin h - .ta I ...-L'

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3 _What kind of Silver Polish are Y..-;|_[.,:§ing 2 I

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Ever licnid gf

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W ellner s

' , . S~ _Post Office building in this city were

` . -- . ' d.

Miss Kntie Deegun, (‘npe 'l`i'overse,"remme ~?

| _ 5 rntliriietl lu_>me _yesterday utter spend-l The gpgcial r-011(-pfjon fm me r~i,i_n.

“__ _:_,,__` __ Q ing some time in_ this city the guest ogg 1<‘annnc Fund in Grace l\letlio;l1.~;t -'-.;'-4-’~i_/y‘,v . ‘ "f MH# -IIHIWS l'»il?l\- Hianilay School on ls‘abbnt.h niternoon , I *.5 ,.. _ _ . .

“ -et . ”'°' last amounted to a little over twen-

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rcn1riii.on'rrow1v'i’““ANn ciiuiirr

"10Y`"lIlE on n visit to Grand Pre, N.

Wick H0021. Mvtwton, Monday. lmnong the visitors to the city yes-_

terday.

the north and south entrances to the

_ I hllrprlsed hoyv remlliy ll 11-iiif»\'t-s ihg inmisl, mu., the Victoria Hotel ycsterilny: W. A. .___

K’/T' ,“,1|\.t` If you have not tried il' when iou do vo., “-in in The following were ri-gisrcreti at L me qoiiars /Yi i t H l

' ‘ m lustre si1\»trwar@i0<i< it 1 ... , . . .< _ . ’“ i°“°"' Sl- Mn; “lie W- - Rev. A. J. Mcvou nf ,ilu-»-ay luv-

S___(_ll Size __ Gem; ’ l\'» U* l<lI',{t l»<ill_lt 251 lroivi-c, lllllrftly Hi\l`l>Ul`Z F-_ (L Mills. er leaves today for Hnlilux where he »\"‘¥~-/ , J " ' ~‘l°“l-"°“l¥ -l0ll" -“'~ VDUSIUS. l'11I`l< will attend n meeting of the Augmen-

(`(u'rier; F. I5. Armour, Montreal.

lution (‘.on\mittec of thc (‘hurch, and

W W W _ I __ __ _ '**" - also the closing of l’iiic Hill (`ollcgc. . - .J .-

e ian Stanheld Ttuio, well known

in this city, has nctepterl the iiommn,

The following were among those

F* l ____;_ _ __ ____ _ tion as candidate in the coming N. registered at the Queen Hotel- yester-

Photos

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Our New Stock of Men’s Shoes and Oxfords

arebcanties. Allfbntls new you will find liere, and thc prices are lower than last vcar See our $3 -to :incl $4.00 shoes: as good a valine as most $5.00 slices.

You can always save money by dealing

nl the old reliable .shoe store

ll. li. ‘llllcliachen

The Shoe Man

' 83 & 84 Queen Street. '

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. ` .l ll .lui-“hill”

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I have an cxcep-ionally good watch lo

ill`er you at it moderate price. ll is nuufe :speci:illy` for mc in tho 7, 1;, and I7 jorul grades. lavc-ry one folly gusirunu-gd.

C. W. Patterson

dt.t._i-irtuth_tl Jeweler , _

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iSterli'ng Bitters I

Exceptions a ue

Teatimonals and References

by the hundred from people most prominent in City and

Country' .No iallures' /\l Stock lal<iii_i_" \\'o l`o~»iul :i iuiiiiluu' of

‘ i Sold Only RY

P. MCQUAID

_ ' 42 Queen Street

Opposite Au tl Bros Price 5oc per bottle.

We are now ready

to deliver best quality of Roach Lime from Kilns on St. Pt-=.ter’s Road in large -and small quantities suit- able for' larm i n g

buildings and white- Washing,

C..Lyons 50. Co

4-;8d2m

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i-'Créam Iliead

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'. l.on~rgnn'.< t renm Bre <1 pleases the mos: l'usl`dious upneti-el, croaltvs fi new np; p°lite for mi-re mul » lfords ri wholeiome, nou ching never- llred-ol`f.foorl to ever) body lhiit ent’ il Lint. cruml-lc il. attalyzlrit, lry it Ht your table for a wrok. Y' ull be con- Vihced of ill rxcellencc Sc and I0e_losve.s,

-_-in-its-»L`

Q ,. 5-. l'roviru'.ial elct-tions for tlolches-ltlny; .I. (‘. Lyons, Huntsport; J. F.

ter. He will run ns one of the t\vo l‘r:rry, Sununerside; L. Wood, Mt.

O0 S - _ Liherol--llonservati\'e caiulidates. Herbert; Charles Shipley, ltiver Her-

_ , ~ ‘ - nerr, N. s.

. ' -l - - John and Albert Mills, city, left _ --- _

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2% -oa-

Fashion’s

Favorite _ Shoe '

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"' The Best l

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Sprmg Styles

l<`nsliioii`s latest edict in

spring footwear for women is correctly and beautifully por- trayed in our present showing of Queen Qimlily rliocs and boots for ladies

Queen ljunlit_\' ffotivear is

the best on earth, made in a factory where a inaiunioth organization of workinen strive ns one man to keep Queen Quality shoes at their

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The Never Failing '

IIeart,l*erve and Stomach -°-___-__;`§;~-l

Remcd _ amusing ;

Y - I n A is latin Ei

A Pmven M°d|°m° 0’ i>i~1N'i‘is'i‘ oriim-'ii..nr».n iumi l

° I v I 2_ ti()\'cr .li-i_il<i_ii.-~‘& Son |

'flialls lleleclahle;l

present pluce in populnr np- i proval. Queen Quulilysliocs , nccd no tirenlaiug in have pliable soil-.~', :ire inode in i fi test' lcaliiers und l»-test lasts.

Sue our \vin<lo\v._

Prices$4-.00-, 4.50 and 5.00. ';`

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I it s Queen .Street _:lil

I\l1l\V l‘R(i\'v FI. lil.(.\(‘.I\ _ 31(lrtf l`lturll>lt\~t;.\\'i\, P. IJ.. I. m-»ad 'Mu=n . »..».... ...i

‘ti ' to

ALLEYQCO #il

yt-stenluy morning for New Glasgow, N. H., in response to _n telegram re-_ cei\'r-tl unnouncing the sud news of the~| denth of their mother, Mrs. Thomas Mills. She has been ill since Jnnu-l ‘Wy Witli stomach trouble. She was lifty-eiirlit ycnrs of nite and ii uutivei of(`luu'lotteto\-fn. A liusbnnd and >.everul children ure left to mourn.

A rrerlit issiir- of the Halifax (`»lir(»n-

iflo contains ii reproduction of st pho- l‘»L'l`f1||li of Holi. A. ll. Warburton, city, one of those who will attend the (‘oroiintion of l{ing_ George and Qlleen Mary in June. A brief bio- i;ru.phicnl sketch is appended which, evidently tlirough inadvertnnce is Slllllitly erroneous in dt-tail, especial- ll' so when it refers to Sir Louis Da- vies as the l’remiei‘ of this Province. whom, it siiggests, Mr. Warburton will siiccceil ns l’reniier.

(inc who wus for nifiny years n fu-‘

n\ilini‘ tigure on the streets of Uliar-i lottcto\vn-one intimately connected with the history of this province and city~hus passed away in the person of Sydney Smith, eldest son of the lute I-lon. John Spencer Smith, for innny years Colonial Treasurer of Prince Edward Island, and grandson of Lieutennnt, Governor Smith. He wus ri desoetidnnt of the celebrated Hir William Sydney Smith, hero of Acre. for whom hc wus nfimeil, and was born in this city on the 8th of October, _ 1835. He innrried Miss An- nie Winsloe, sister of the late Alfred, John, and Henrv Winsloe, and leaves to mourn his dnughtcr, lllrs. Louis Wright, Pririce St., und his son, liouirlus Smith, oi Ilrucklcy l‘oint Itoutl. '

lt. L. Borden, in the house of com-

mons on Friday, renewc-xl the protest against the delay in making an ap- pointment to fill the vacancy on the supreme court bench of Prince 'Ed- ward Island, cm'=:.=rl by the resignat- ion of Mr. .li':.t`f.‘e Ho/_lgnon, six mouths ago. .\‘lr. l3orden said that there were cases wl\,i"l\ had been on the docket ol the court since 1908.

Cheap Fancy Biscuits

nddlinrs of l‘Iii_i;'Ii<l| und L':iii:i<i~.zu\ llis- cuils in fills mul f~o.\\-s

They range in pri o l`r\~iu to to 15 frills

ii pru~k;ig\~ hui wo h ivc il-iuipi-il ilu: v.|i.\le lol into ourshow wii;ilo\\' mul will clear lhcui out al'

r _. 2°

I5 CCIIIS 3 [|l\CKi\c,€ Of J CCDIS

lol' two

Beer Fil. hott

CALL and see our Stl1dio.We

i have been here ten year

th s month, and :1 great many changes have taken place. See our szunplcs.

Bayer `Plmle Studio Telephone \92J

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l)oi I . ‘ DR. U l<._l‘.li Su geon Ili.-ntist Berlin Dental Parlors Richmond St. Plione I-'ill-I

Over Prowse ‘=ros.

Fire Insurance -

For rates ln the P. E. Island Mutn Fire Insurancetlompnnies on l"urm Build ings, Churches. llnlln, Ht-lmoln, Houses Uhseua Fuctorleu. Water Mills. ew. BNI

um" L8. D. Bli‘l.I. |02 Sydney Pt

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_ Phone 45

t _- - - store, Sunnyside. r j _ i

The Twenty fifth Session

will be held at Fredericton, N. B., July 12th to Aug. Znd. Courses in Natural Sciences, Eng-

lil-h Literal;ur'e, Agriculture-School Gardening, etc., will he given-

Scholarshlps in value from $l0_ to

$20 each are offered for competition. Four of these will be contlned to 1*. E. I. Teachers.

Drop B card for calendar to

J. D. Seaman,

53 Bayfield street., Charlottetown,

Secretary.

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_oi-' 'ruia- If _ THE I

.summer School of Science p€0Pl€’S Theatre

The govuniiicnt wsls making n politi- cul football of the appointment ond the liugislntiire of the province had pu:-sell a rcsolnlion calling for im- mediate action. F-lr Ilorden said that if the governin.uit did not not speedi- ly he would move rt vote of cetisiire. in the house. Sir Wilfrid Lnurirr did not think that tluere had brcn any un due. dclny. The i;o\'ernmi.nt. had been consiilcring: the appointment of a new jutlgc for Prince lf`.dward Island dur- ing the Eustcr recess. and would soon be in .1 position to i~.nnouncc its dc- eisioii.

A Truro exchange snrs the 19l0-ll

session of the Novo Scotiu Agricul- tural College closed on ’l‘liursdav, April 13th. The session was the most l:iri:cly attended and the most suc- cessful in the history of the college. The .total enrollment was 62, of whom 41 were from Novo Scotia »l froor New I`ruus\vick, 5 from Prince Iildward Inlmiti and I2 from foreign connti‘ics. While this is not by anv means as lnrgc nn tnrollment. as there should bn, yet it coinpares fav- orably with the enrollment of the oldtr cstablislied institutions in Can- ndu. It is l>.x<:e::diiigl_\- satisfactory to record the representative character of the enrolled, including, as it does, students from Cape Ilreton, all the way to Yarmouth and from nearly all the intermediate counties. However, the college is only in its infancy and, if on mitch progress is made in the next few years ns in the past live years, thc attendance will lu- a re- cord one for the Dominion. The next session of the college commences on November lst next and as n sort of precursor of n still larger attendance, the principal received on the very day of the closing of the llll~t'l-l1 session, thrne applications for entrance to the session of 1911-I2.

1 : Wyeth’s Huge und Sulphur Hair

Ilcincdy imparts color to faded nnd gray hair, stimulates the growth, und makes harsh, dry and lifeless hair, soft bright. mul glossy. Excel- lent. l’or‘ dandrulf-50c and $1.00 hot- ties.-l'l. A. Foster, Central Drug-

.Iohn market. prices, which will

be of interest here, were qdioted last week as follows: pork, 9.3; 1anib,15; ve:1l, 10; potatoes, per bbl., 2.25; eg-:.~r, 22; butter, 20 to 24;; fowl, pnir, 1.75: turnips 75. ln Halifax butter markets at T4 and eggs at ll) to I7.

Lawrence J. Mcllonnlrl, of Rich-

mond, who went to liostoirto wit- ness the Marathon race, was the guest of his nieces, l\lrs, l\fcGnnty und Mrs. Mooney of (‘umbridge. (Jn '|‘hursday he went us fur us Buugor, to visit friends, where he v:ill remnin until the opening ol' nuvigotion in rluinnicrside, _

The Guardian has received n copy of The Mirimaclii News, a four page newspnper publislu-d by W. lluchc- min, formerly of this city, in Miller- tun, N. I3. The first issue is n cred- itable one and Mr. l)uchemin’s enter- prise will undoubtedly receive a well merited reward in the .form of a gen- erous patronugt- from the populace in the vicinity which the News will cov- ei‘. A distinctive fenture of the issue is the fact that it is printed on paper nmile in Millertmi from New Bruns- wick pulp.

.-\ St. .lohn Exchange, speaking of

Ions: tlistimce running, says: “Anoth- er llostoii Marathon is over, and a- gain 150 men have had the good sense to make liorses of themselves for nlniost notliing. Two got some- thing. l)eMar, the winner, got a mighty tinc looking ornainent thnt. will no doubt make him live half n. century longer, and also rt whole pile of vain glory. (ln paper the latt‘eriap» per-_rs the tuunllrr item, but it isn't. He who liiiisiuul second" received the dust from tu.; winner and the hand- clapping thot. lasted after he had pas- sed. llunning is all right, but. this 26 mile business is for the beasts' of the prniries and tlic'_¢hmels of the Sah- nru." Mike Tlionias, of the Charlotte- town /\_l»e,;".'»f‘its ‘fs in another class now, ii one a\'fc;'fs the obove vritic- isni. The lloston (llo`>c’s post-race comni':nt was "l.‘ havc hearil many severe ci‘iticisrn.~; of marathon run- ning, but I must say that the condi- tion of the mon who set the pace in y¢sterdn_v’s run :uirpri:~'et| nie. They were "lit as ti.l'lli=.~:" and showed the results of very warcful preparation. Men tired. rspcchrlly when they came to ll‘c bills _lifter turning into Uoin- monwcnlth av. from Wasiiiiigton st., but aside from that nothing occurred to arouse one's sympathy, so fur as I observed."

High tirailc llplical Service

li-npliaticully, that is

what tvc oiier you.

_f Our ninth.-rn svstteiii of -, Examination eunhlifsus to ._ iezulily cfiiinucl' tlic most. ff coiiipliczilcd errors of re- -, fraction, which old niet- ' horls har e failed to relieve. _ Retiuoscopy is the ., method most depended np- ` .on. In this test, ones

eye is examined. looked into, and read like you read u liook, telling its own story of eye-strniu and

r errors. _ ~ Living' rr.'ii~li\‘o |i's m'\rlc us sl.ilf\|| in i|\Iurpx'cli||_u ilu- r.-.\u- ~. ing ol this sy.~='i‘u1, \\li~-it-‘~_\' we ~ Can with conli ii~.tu'i'. iiisuii- our ` rmtrons rvceiviiig intelligent :uul

" liolpfill trcnlnu-nl

‘ G I" Hutcheson

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Ieweler Opticmn

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If- PHYS £0 lllly ln this province. G. Cameron, tfharlottetouin, was in ,<., .;'¢:,¢',,,_. .- 'ffuif f ;,-3;; ,,.. ft,

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Scuil’s Emiilsiu

'~' provides her with powerful if ' nourishment in easily di- ‘;

5 gcstcd form.

:f__ It's the food that builds _ ‘~ and keeps up a gi'rl’s

'» strengtlu

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lIl_lHlNEl§ llillllll

IS lPlllNllli

(`lnrcnee Do Mar, winner of the Bos-

ton iVlai‘;ltlion is fi printer and work- ed at his trade up to three o'clock on day previous to rwe. ln answer to u iplvstioii asked he i't-plietl:

“l\'o, l had no t'|'uincr to prepare

lor the race. l ilon’\ believe in them. iYou see. n trainer dri\'es 1-1 man too

'mucli, and I don’t like thot. I t|'uiiit»d

myself und tlu-refore did just what l v.':1nied."

in Mai' is .»\merican born, tiist see-

ing' the light of day in the little town of Nlntleriu, Ohio, 215 years ago on June 7, next. Practically' ull his life has been spent in this section, since he was live yours old. llc Mar is a printer, being einployed as a eompositor v.'i\.li the llaiul-Avi-ry lionipany, and lives with his parents nt ill Essex street, Melrose. His par- ents are American born, his mother bring of Scotch-l<Inglish extraction, while his father is ri descendant of l~`rench-German parents.

Alter his parents moved their honie

from the West to Melrose in 1893, Do Mar entered the public schools in that section niul later nttrnrled the form and trude school at 'l`hompsom's ls- lnnd in lloston Harbor, At the nge of Ili years he went to \'t-rmont, where he became n student at Maple l.uwn Academy at South Hero, from which lin was glmliiifteil in 1907. He then took up the agricultural course at; the University of Vermont for two re-mrs.

lt was while .1 student at the Uni-

ve'-sit.y of Vermont that De Mnr he- '-.nrzze interested in running, but onli- to ti sliclit di-.irrr-e. He wus a contes-

ltisnt. in two four-mile cross country

runs, lini”`hini.! fourth in both events.

I-lis lust big: race occurred on l~`cb. 22. lllltl, wlien he eiil.cri~d the Arinorv A. A. 10-mile cross country run, and attracted considerable attention bv winning the ev:-nt. He next appeared in the annual 10-mile cross country riin of thc (lnthedral Y. M. (`. A., in April of last venr, hut. did not get a place, although he had zi fair handi- cap mark. A little over a week later hc took part in the ll. A. A. Marn- tlion, and, although it was his limit, ultf-\u[\l ht tho 2.'»-mile distant-1-_ sur- prised even his most nrdent ndmirer.~: by finishing second in fast time.

Last. full ho took port in the lirock-

ton Mamtlion and tinisluvl third. From thot. event De Mm* set his plan.; to capture thc classic Il. A. A. Mlm--1 tiion, in whir-li he \\'n.s not onlv src- cesslul, but broke the previous io\. mark for thc r‘our.~'r.

L;lTALI'l`\' GUES WITII ’l`lllZ T\'A.\ll<J.

The Dunlop liicyclc 'l‘irc luis nll the

virtues that other tires po¢.,~n~,S5, ,md u wliolc lot tlint tlu-_v do not know, nor never crm, possess. Mndc by pot.- cnted llouglity Process,

WE HAVE PURCHASED a

=z1mple I-it of Chrlst.ys‘ Hats- worth up to five dollars each-and every one nt them are on sale now at. 8 M50. This ls yourchance to get n stylish spring hat at very little oost.- Prowse Bros Ltd.

4-l8dl;f.

Doz°.n= of pitteinsln t.l e new

leon curtains are now belnq shown. The price 490 to $8.00 per pair. St.anloy_Bros 4-24d5l.

Anothorlot of srrarl: new soft.

front. shirts. mainly In stilpe eff- ectsjusr. opened a aay oriwo ann. Theseat. SI. I5. $l.50. ard $1.75. Moore & McLeod 4-24dtf

TONIGHT

The Ileart ' of an Indian Mother

Interesting 'l‘hroughout.-

The Sheriffs Sister

Excniplyling tho Strength of A Bro\lier's l.o~fc.

A SIIINGLE IN IIME `

SAVES NINE

Muny kinds of shinglve`,|b\il. tho bon

o_o\'oring' that tiny mnn chu top' ull 1 it n

1 s IJ: _-_

When' the Winds Blow

I' ire Insurance Policy r

linblo Ho. nathan. if the fire fiend ls _homo ln shes, he gots ilollur fo

lr ivithoul tlel:\_\'. _

Il not insurt rl. let us shlnirle vour lu>u.~u-

Fw:

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r ' Vl"‘“"`"l'h D"“'““' _totlny ti>g'_}o)i\i`<irrow_iii:\_\‘ b_o téui lnti-__

D e ur I°IsHI W \I\ I\I\II\I\ pre'

12 53-II] l€ W3l€l'pl‘U0f Cqaits 'miuiii will st-ciirepyoii

only one ofits kind, inilitaryl cl°"°" M"3'¢°| Act- I U_ B, Stgwart, town sry e with “°°°v¢f‘°' °°ll=“- Sc ADMISSION Sc ..§t.‘:.v.;:;‘.'.‘.:lu'i}..l::t.Ll`l:a.iu2:;::.ii:‘.:%&`t:;‘ -P=\t0I1S- 4-25dlff1 1- ;___.__.;..?_J i dm-it

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Don’l Neglect That Grave.

If you hnve iiogloctml the lnsl.

reslinrr pluocof your dead in the pn-t \ u-reis ull the more ri-anon why _vou should cnrcfully nllt-nd to the mutter now. ltcplnco lluit old. crumbled down. bcsmi-uri-ul livad- stone with nu t-Ii-punt monument 0|' modern deslgiiietl lif~iuli~toi\_¢-. Sliuw this public _ion liuvo njfruin olurll-iespcct und lomily prull- in your ninke-up. Make that at-tivo

| <_listinctl,v heniitifiit, tliiznllied and

in liurmony with its surroundings.

_ See our deslirns--gct our prices.

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-_ iblt. John last week_ ¢ ,ful 'I'."",if.'.1;"?",.' y

W. T. and Mrs. Huggan, city, were -_-_ “~_‘,;_\._'-{`l‘> `1'~.4£-4.

fiuwuz those reizistered at the Bruns- Arthur Quinn, Mt. stewtn-r, was 3;

J. J. Joimrtnn, K. ii.. and Mrsl z *i‘.3$?;-iii"-~.'»~ »»._~-f;1-1~if-"- E l l / / f T7

Johnston, city, left _vcsterdny on a A few days ago the price of Invic- . _ | '.f_ / I 1@

visit to Montreal, Uttnwa und Tor- tus boots appeared in Alley & Cds i, are linked together* TAC ` `_ I // / /

""t0~ tad. _rituten dollars it pair instead ol reasgu is that at 3 pm-ig( " / .'

-__- - rg, ' . - . » .- :' ,i '_¥‘.»

Mrs. (‘. L. Grout, city, und herlslx 0 D -- - when 3 glrlys dlgestlon ls `. fs 'V/_ / __ _.1_»_~

sister, Miss Eaton, left. yesterday. Yesterday the winter porches over wgak " //` _ \ ||l /|l “l //; /'*`;',»` __. .

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yours yet ?

It not come and choose at once

as they are selling very rapidly.

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lors 556 880 and $1.15. ~~

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Our carpet Depart nent ls' cer-

tainly hustllng those days. and

owonder It ls full stocked

in . y ,,l with the swellest goods we have li

ever shown yourtcarpets and ollcloths, llnoleums and curtains. All nt. prions that. simply duly com etlilon " and leave the Mall

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Over three hundred nurses and housewives apronsln lawn llnon- ente. ohambray Holland. oamurio and the celebrated Red Cross apron for nurses. The biggest showing ot aprons ever madoln this city and at. prices that. will demonstrate what cash buying and cash selling moans. Come tcday lf you want an apron. Pat-

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