~¢

munav 'ran onsnnonrltrowu ouanmalv ; . - ~ FEBRUARY 25.1016

YEARS

,and more. :Sepia with chest and

. :groatsrou le:_ haye trifid to cure

em y pon coug ayru s,

lung toutes and The like into thslr

.gomaehsi a mistake! The eps way I erent. Pepe are tablets mode up of Pine

extracts and medicinal essences, which when put into the mouth

turn into healing vgaou. The” are breathed down irect to the lungs, throat and bronchial tubes - not swallowed down to the stomach, which is not ailing. Try a 500. box of Pepa for your cold, your cough, bronchitis or asthma. All druggista and stores or Pepa

_ . -IT PAYS to buy ill this Province.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at l.aiIerty's Toulon- ial Parlours, Summerslde.

-W. K. McGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex-

cpange. is Guardian Agent in Summer- s de.

-CREPE.- 42-inch Cotton Crepe

Dress goods, regular 38:: for 25c per yard in our wash goods sale. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. 7512-2-25ME2i

-PARISH 0F Al.BERTON.-

Church of England Services Sunday. February 27. Alherlon 10.30- L.O. 1...; 0'l.onr_v 2.510; St, Lukes, Lot 5. 6.510. ,

The Western Guardian

-ONE CENT per word each inaer

tion tor the odvertisiug in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mint mum charge, twenty-ilve cents.

-HARNE88. - Get your Harness

Repairing done at HOLMAN'B. Sum- merslde. 7508-2-25-MEM.

-CUSTOM MADE or imported

Harness at I-l0LMAN'S. Summerside.

7508-2-25~MEl.l.

-WANTED- A` few tons pressed

straw. R. ’l‘. HOLMAN. Limited. ~Sum~ Inerslde. 7508-2-25-MEM.

i -APPLE8-20c. per peck for Sat- urday at HOl.MAN'S, Summerslde.

7508-2-25-MEll.

1 i

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3 i .il il

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2. .._ .. . i- -

Co., Toronto. will supply

Variety

Yes! More than that-entertain ment, pleasure, happiness both for yourself and visitors.

Victor Records give you all this in the most delightful form imaginable,

Here are u few new one-s, which we lcnow you'll thoroughly enjoy. Call in today and hear them at any "His Mas'ter's Voice" dealers. They`ll be played for you on the Victrola-tlie instrument which is making the homes of your many friends and neigh- bors so cheerful and happy.

Three ten-inch. double-sided Victor Records-90 cents for the two selections:

Mignon Overture-Part I Victor Concert Orr-.h.§ ugoq Mignon Overture-Part Z Victor Concert Orch.

When ll's Orangc.Blnssom Time in Loveland )

_ Peerless Qpartet f |7924

Poppy lime in Old japan j. Reed-]. F.Hnrrison_l

llutrice Fairfax. Tell Me What to Do! Ada jonesl Whats the Ure of Going Home Murray-Kaufman i H926

Red Seal Record

Melodic lAir from "Orfe0") Mischa Elman 74459

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Vicftrola IX $66.50

With 15 ua-iacli. double-sided Vi&or Recouia (30 seteétlunl. your own choice) $l).G) Sold on easy payments, if desired

Other Victrolas from $2l to $400 (on easy payments. if desired) at any "His lVlas`ter's Voice" dealer's in any town or city in Canada. Write for free copy of our 450- page Musical Encyclopedia listing over 6000 Victor Records.

BERLINER GRAM-O-PHO NE CO

1_iMl'ri:D

Lenoir Street »

MoNrr<r:Ai. ‘ .+ 0%

,, will _

l>.i\l.nks iN svsnv rows AND cm/ our riuci-1 mon miasrr To C0/lsr ‘_ _ _ _ vicroli iiscusus-M/ini.; iN mn/iuii ‘ ‘

Look ron "ms M/is1‘sn‘s voice" "' V `

mins msn ..._ _,.-

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H. A. TANTON & C0.

Victrola Headquarters

144 Great George Street, ( harlottetown

704 300

V1 cANAi)iAN covr-:aNMsN1T' RXILWAYS ' no Amm--E'"umE SLEEP

symptomvteorwze|’;U'\:;*::df°"dm°"' Pct(-ir D. Mclver. $1; lslichiiel liiirmei-', _

TIME' TABLE LN' EFFECT DECEMBER 27th. 1915. “fe nsk every weak ruwdown per_ 250-I Mary l"Rl‘iil€‘l;, 25C.}, MTB. A. Gil-

'l‘rulns outward-Read down. Trains inward-Read up. mn In Chm.|ow_,,0wn and Scum, to ,ry i_l_§1_.os25l_’Q_.c(_lVl:_‘H.___ _;l`ri:_ln0t‘. ggi. 'l`ues.& Daily_ Daily _ Daily Mon.Wed. Tues. Tues. om. vi,,,,|_ with the ,,,,de,.s¢a,,d;ng that _“___ $__.u__;' . i.__<..____ ___1:__{_ose 2_5 _

ex.Sun. ex.Sun. ex.Sun. ThiX°._S_at. &__r_If__:_rl. &;1;__\’l- their money will be returned it it does gghn keeye 53? johncp Sxgféh sci:

11.30 12.10 1o.1o ‘“°:§e“_f;“;§;_,,I(;‘;;‘_f§;`§ 1'. A. iimver. son.; Felix 11'. Mulligan, 10-31 11'” 8'5" "i nrnln the nililliiinr business and 250'; Mary Clllrns' 25°* smphen 10.03 10.19 8.00 on my feet mba, nf ,'hg,|me ,got so Johnston. 25c.; John Johnston. 25c.; 9_3; ' 9_45 weak and mmdown _hm I _'ost my Mrs. Jolm Shreenan, 25c.; George Mur. 9-15 9-15 ` appetite and was unable to sleep had my' 50m Mrs' J°h“ mberts' ui wil' - Daily Mon.W'§l.' ` a severe chronic cold and lost 'my col- I§’g_‘;_":_i CH§g'7;5}?°g‘;rt,sé ex.Sun. & Fri. or, I learned about Vlnol through a " ° ~ C I _i .. F

Fri.

I’.M. P.M. ' A.M.

2.50 1.45 7.00 ~Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 4.15 2.39 8.13 Hunter River 4.15 4.55 3.08 9.00 Emerald Jct. 3.32

_ 3.32 0.45 Kensington 2.51

3 . 55 10 . 20 Arr. Sum_merslde Dep. 2 . 20

‘ Tuna. Thur. `

& Sat.

P.M. 5. 25

8.55

-SPECIAL TRA|N.- Don't forgot

ihr- Sm-il Fair special iriilu from Char- lottetown and Tlgnlsli on Wednesday.

2 Miircli lst. Bargains ln nil departments

- . iiir this day. Sinclnlr & Stewart. Ltd.

p |, 7512-2-25ME2l.

asaeaain

`-gUl0i»H

»»~z.sa\

59!-I »c-»- .aa

_ Port._Hill 0'Leary

3.57 Alberton 5.00 Arr. Tlghlsh

11.30 Dep. Summerslde Arr.

- 'i .54

7.01 6.21

Dep. _ 5.45

. 'rhui-,.i.sai'. ' '

5.00 5.50

Mou.'Wed.`~` ' i M U mm."-

3.55 Dep. Emerald Jet. Arr. 4.25 Arr. Cjpe Traverse Dep. 1_4; .__ L _ a.

LM. 8.50

-.- as

'*”‘”'“l".i°iT sat.""` _' `

Sun. only. -

PM. '

#screwed $3'-3812;! r 9° 3° 2

Morell

5 . 10 St.. Peters 8.30 Arr. Souris

Dep. Charlottetown Arr.

4.15 ‘ Mt. Stewart

A.M A.H 10.30 11.05 ` 9.15 0.85

8.40

a.x1 1.0¢ 5115

."?'?' S§S!

DOD- _ bep.

Arr. Elmira

QSQL seal

_lb il

Il . S2 Clflllllll 5. 50 Honlllle

. m°lg.l1ii'é nlii

, La 1.10 Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 0.45 4. .15 Vernon River 8.3

. _ 7.00 5.58 Arr. lsrralliarheu' Del. 7.00

annum

-e~a.~ _

Dep . Mt. Stewart Arr.

0| 640 Arr. Georgetown _ Dv-r\._ 0.50___

`”"$h"'B`x sat. Sat.

. on Mig

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.. . _. s f~:'5.>i'3F 5°.-'rr s=s;==~'<’ sea*

8.0# 7.21!

-GRAPE8 15c.-Deliciously large

luscious grapes. On sale Saturday 15_c. por pound. IlOLMAN’S. Summersido.

75.08-2-25-MEli.

-FANCY DRESS MUSLIN8 in our

big wash goods sale, selling at. halt price. Sinclair & Stewart. Ltd.

7512-2-25ME2l.

-LAST SEASONS MODELS in Wo-

mens Suits, regular $20.00 and $22.50, clearing at $7.50 per suit. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. 7512-2-25ME2i

-SINCLAIR & STEWART. LTD.,

are offering special bargains in Wash Goods during Fair week. See them, Ltd. 7512-2-25ME2l.

-FANCY GlNGHAMS 15:1 to 18c

special for our wash goods sale 121/Qc per yard. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. - 7512-2-25ME2l.

-WOMEN'S CLOTH SUITS from

last season, worth up to $18.00, ou sale, special to clear at $5.00 per suit. Sinclair ill' Stewart.. Ltd.

7512-2»25ME2i'.

-CASH PURCHASER.-We deliv-

er all cusili purchases amounting in $10.00 or over, (excepting only on some lines of heavy goods) to your nearest Railway Station tree oi charge Sinclair R1. Stewart, Ltd.

7512-2-25ME2i.

Wednesday evening, t ». very eu- joyable “smoker” wasmiield in Castle Hall K. of P., Shmmerside. Owing to other attractions the attendance WB! 110'- I! |839 ll should have been but those present, thoroughly en- joyed themselves. ~ There was, a short musical programme. including' songs by Bruce Johnson. M. Calder and Charles lllelkie, Corp. Warren. or main. Presiding at piano. snort addresses on the principles ot the order were delivered by T. B. Grady, who presided. and J.` C. Jardine. Ra- treshments were then served, after. which the remainder of the evening was spent in mimic. songs, with

tis, ot the 105th Battalion, Mayor- elect Jardine. W. J. Lidstone and others. Crescent Lodge K. ot P._

hall and the smoker was in the torni of an opening and anniversary ser- vice comblned. This lodge was re- organized in November, 1914, and in the past year added 22 new mem-: bers to the roll. the present member- ship being now 54, with a number of applications awaiting initiation.-C.

Subscriptions To Patriotic Fund

(Continued from pegs eve

. s n)

St. James Presbyterian Church. City

per Rev. T. F. Fullerton, $463.25. 115 follows:

W. K. Rogers, $20, (account oi $130

Dec. and Jan. patnents); Mrs. W. B. Robertson, $10; McLennan family. $2; A. E. Morrison, $25; Mrs. Dr. Ross. $5; Mrs. Wm. Agnew, $5; Surah Mc- Donald, $1; Mrs. D. Hooper, $1; H. W. Tiluning, $50; Mrs. H. Il. Shaw, $2; A. A. McLean, $10; Dr. Bngnnll, $5; Professor and Mrs. Ross. $12.50; Mrs. Ronald McDonald. $3; Mrs. Fred Chandler. 50c.; K. J. Marlin. $10; Mr. and Mrs. D. R. H. Shaw. $5; Miss Anne McRae, $1; Goo. E. \Vvlisti\r, $2; Mrs. Robert Campbell. $1; lim. Dr. Dewar, $1; Mrs. and Misses Irving, $5; Mrs. John Allan, $1; Mrs. Dumont. $1; Mrs. Geo. Toombs, $1.50; S. A. McLeod, $5; D. Edgar Shaw. $2; Mrs. Adam Murray, $5; Misses lialdcrson, $5; Mrs. Norman McLeod. $1; Mrs. J. L. Tliomson. $5; James Shaw. $5; D. K. Currie, $2; Mrs. James McNeill. $8; Mrs. Russ, $2; Captain Cameron, $5; Mrs. P. McNui.t, $5; Mrs. 1'. Mc- Callum. $1.; W. il. and Mrs. Rook.

-LEFT FOR HOME.-Mr. Joseph Barriault who a few weeks ago, re-l celved a. broken leg by a run awayl horse and since that time confined inf the Prince County Hospital has so well recovered as to be removed on Wed- ncsday to his home in Egmont Bay. -H.

-PAINFUL ACCiDENT.- While

skating at the Crystal Rink on Monday night, Mrs. Roy Sllllphant met with a painful accident. her skate caught in a. seam in the ice causing her to fall and injuring her knee. Sho will be

coglgined to her home for a few days. i

-CARNlVAL.- The Carnival at

Contrul Bedeque rink on Wednesday night was attended by a large crowd ot' skaters and spectators. Tho ice was in good condition and the light furnished by gasoline, was excellent. The Centerville Brass. Band, known as Daniel Noonan's Band, assisted by a tow members ot’ the Summerside Band, dlscoursed several musical sel- ections which was much appreciated. The following were the prize winners: -Miss Florrle Johnson. Kensington; as Peace Mr. Melville Johnson, Bede- que as Clown. Childrens prizes: Ralph Callbeck. Bedeque, as Cow-

out, as no doubt all went home satis-

tlie near iuturo.-H.

-Rev. Dr. Monaghan, Miscouche,

ivednesdny afternoon to spend a short

-Among the inward passengers to

Suminerslilc on \Vcdncsd:iy were: - Capt. James Walsh and Capt. Scliur- man Cliln returning to their homes. being absent. since last fall. These men were two of the officers who as- sisted l, delivering the steamer Mint/o to her ilestinatlon at Archangel on the \Vhil.e Sou. They took passage across tho Atlantic on return by the steamer Berucnsfjoril from (lhristlaiia, Norway to New York _-H.

P. Smith. $2; John McKenna. 1; _

lizli if.‘.f.‘:.°.- 1:". ".::.'z:;'..'.“<:.:° r.f:;'::...:.°;‘.:’.t »1= Mm-_--»»-»»

50c., Owen G. McCarviii__50c., John

:Im :°3_'f fame? ln Wglshéinhelwg ‘Hg Cunningham, 500.; Mrs. Mlcliiwl Mur-

re 5 “m °°°m en 5 ° pry, 500.; James J. Smith 35c.' Thos.

7'” __ gy,:RleggfhgmM:l;:gn:_l'%,;g§“lé:;:g3' Gallagher, 50c.; John 1’ilia&'Milrllhy.

N Y: ' ’ ’ 25c.; Johpwg. Bhreenap, Thos. ' ' Rsnaii _n, .; Terrence Garfillli. $1:

ln hundreds ot cases where old-tas- Th” QREWM md, _mlm Bhrannn

hloned cod liver oil and emulslons 25,: Hugh D k $1' Pt mm.”

3-00 . .; u y. ; e er n.

§;{;_S’::“ls°:;L ,_ iib:i.ih'.Mi'ei'liioi_°hzstgdgcghhidygecahug 50°" - _ ‘

. . 5_1;g°dg° u°'°';f_,‘;l"!"w°:,lll,stl:)‘:)t°`Pe';“a'il_;_‘:“; Parish or Morell, per Rev. Pins A.

byEuse|é"_ neue md on McDonald, $07.35. as followsz-

. A. Foster, Centfhl DYUKSUOTB. P1 wa_| h sl, D | 8| tt. $1.

. » Charlottetown. ' mchlxd Hetmebg mn,” mm ' '

rv. $1.50- Edmund

W. J. Mahon. drugglst. Souris. Hennemry_ H; Pam, Rim “_ Ju"

A. Mc nald 25c.; Mrs. Wailea: ifc- Varlsh. 50c.‘ Roderl Ko na d

Fishing Boats

$20; Mrs. Geo. E. Auld, $25; Mrs. A. Martin. $1; John Martin, $2; A Friend. $1; Mrs. Geo. Smith, 50c.; Mrs.- Re`v. Goodwill. $5; Mrs. l\lcPliall, $5; Mrs. Lord. $10; Mrs. Hyde. $1; Mrs. Harry Hyde, $1; Mrs. John Ross, $5; Professor S. B. McCready. $25; Hall‘| proceeds musical St. James Manse,,, -$35; Mrs. H. V. Buntain, $5; Mrs. Gill. $1; Mrs. Bayer, 50c.; Mrs. D. A. Mc-, Kluuon, $3; David Mathleson. $1;. Mr) and Mrs. J. E. B. McCready, $10; A' Friend. $15; Mrs. D. Gordon, $1; Mrs. John McDonald. $1; Mrs. l. S. Cairns, $1; Mrs. White, $1; Mrs. Wm. Bre- hnut, $1; Miss Ellie Brehuut, $1; Mrs.

Edward Henderson, $5; lilrs. Ed§_ett. $1; Mrs. Beuj. Crabbe, 75c.; iss Jean Aitken. $2; Miss Mamie Gilles- ple, $1; Miss Nellie Gelllspic, $2; VV. G. Glllesplo, $5; Charles S. Drew, $7; Mrs. John Saunders. $5; Miss Al. Saunders. $5; Edward Saunders. $5; Mrs. J. l~'. McDonald. $5; K. Martln,| Jr., $10. Mrs. Walter DcBlois, $5.

Seven Mile Bay Parish, per Rev. J.

J. McDonald, $30, as followsz-

Ronald Mcluxils. $1; Blanche Hen-

nessy, 50c.; Daniel Noonan, $2; Owen Connolly,$1; W. E. Noonan. $1; P. Connolly, $2; Thomas McCu.rvlll. $1; Fred L. Arsenault. $1; James Noonan

50c.; Martin Knough. $1; Thomas Trnlnor. $1; W. A. Noonan. $1; Jurncii

. aw n. ; us o s,

N $1 W D $1

Donald. $65.85, as followsz-

Hughes, 500.; Patricia Hughes. 50c.; Stephen Hughes, 50c.; Peter Shreeuen,

was an outward passenger West on $1; Henry Shreenan, 50c.; John Moau. ' _ Tuesday evening.-H. 50c.; P. A. McMali9u, 50c.; James L. S' '

Duliy, 500.' James M. Duffy. $1' John

Grr-nnau, 50:' ' James M Greenan, $1

vlll, Jo n Trnlnor, $1 osep Hughes $1, P. J. Smith. $1, Francis Carr. 50c.; lsidorc Smith, 250.; Pat- rick Mulligan. $1; Patrick Smith, $1; Michael Mulligan, $1; Francis Gree- hau. $1; P. J. (fnirus, $1; John Mur- tagli. 501:.; l~‘r:\uk J. Greenan, 25c.; James Greennn. Sr., 25c.; John Green- un. $1; James R. Grcenan, 35c.; Peter A. McKenna, 25c.; John M. McKenna,

2='»c.; George S. Mciicnna, 251:.; Ed- "

war Mr-Koiinn. 5'i0r.; Thos. McCabe, $1; Mlclmcl Mcl{¢iuiin, 50c.; Jamon A. Murphy. $1; Patrick McBride. $1; John Johnston. $1; Tlios. Campbell,

$1; E. Roberts, 25c.; John Mulligan, _

short remarks by' Bergt. H. B. Hues- I

have recently moved into their new ,,|

fled with their nlghtg sport and hop- °°""“' i m' ugan' ' . ._ --._.__ _,.,.- _. .

lui: to have the Cami/val repeated in Kiukom I,m_m___ per new _.L _L M(___ *__*-'W 5 _ '~.___ __ . *_*

. 4 ,. - "

_.ENJDVKllf.l""fl\1bKER.- Oliii' _"' _ _ ' '_' "" -2 "-'__

G.ll.

.. ...K Moore

119.;121 Queen Ciutrlottetoim *‘ . __

Wall Pwr if

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. \_ _.'~:-‘- . _ Q

_ ° . °

e shif-°.l°

~ . Half Price or Les__s _

in new

the dull season.

if possible.

' \

listed below.

And still another corset of this wonderful

. line. High bust, ~f`inishcd with embroidery

draw with tape, has a long skirt, four strong hose supporters- it also has piece of elastic at the bottom of the corsets each side of the lacing $1.50. WHITE SALE price . _ ..$l.oo

there are four wonderful bargains

Corsets 0 ` A

The factory wanted to keep all the machines going during

4 _ _

And they wanted to give employment to all their hands

So they decided to turn out four specials- in enormous

quantity using every economy flint big production will effect.

They offer tliesc four lines -:it just about thc cost of mak-

iug- to :i lot of thc biggest corset selling stores in Czuiada. This storcbeiug the largest dealers in Corsets in Prince Edward Is-

\ land- got in on this chance. _ _

That explains how wc are able to offer the four bargains

NO. 54 _SPECIAL is made of white coutil, medium _bust

finished with lace edging. This corset has four hook clasps, med- ium long skirt four hose supporters, special 75c corset for. .590

NO. 188. This corset is made of strong white coutil, has

ri high bust, very long skirt with four liosc supporters, special price

This corset is made of fine coutil, medium

bust finished around top with satin and lace drawn with tape, has a longiive hook clasp, finished with a. hook and eye at the front, very -long skirt with six strong hose supporters, re- gular price $2.00. WHITE SALE 'price .$1.50

Mr. Jesse Wright and Mr. 'I‘homnsA. Abram N°°”"‘"' $5' M”'b°l Hngml' , '77

" <$*"<-.~‘-*lb

O0 _, o ._Q__

Ilev. J. J. McDonald, $5; J. . Hughe V "~~ _ _ _- ' Q _

uesrsiui rensonits .., M... ...gr C..........., rf... .». .5 * _

boy; , Miss Hester Eumnm Bed_ $1; J. Noonan, $1; James Johns. ‘ 4,. _ aqua. as Candy Kid. Judges: Mrs. t°“' $1' Mlchflel Mccawm' $1' J“9_* ‘ "“_;`.r>;:-.1',‘~<f-._.

f, ..._ _ ._

Albert Qchurmun, Mrs. John Davison, ('°°‘lWm' $1' F"‘_"k N°°“““' $1' f ` .1 £1. a,`\=__ -

' ' -l- '-` "23

Gallant. Much praise is duo the mon- ...Y . YQ' (Q ?~J_{.f_f, _ :igor Mr. John Frlzzel for the man- ~ ` » .‘., . _ . -_ ?‘i‘< 1

_ , _ ls. Murphy, si; Wm. Melani... sl; n. -si f 1- ~ .sr ~f, -. _

ner ln which tho nliair vias tarried E D so $1 G H P mr “_ _,vs_ _ D, [I D ‘ \,.___:

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Uublcziched cotton a nice fine even weave'

good weight free from dressing, 36 inches wide can be used for most any purpose and will give satisfaction in wear.

Special for week end Io yards for . . . .790 Linen terry roller Jtowelling in the natural

color with .1 red and white border, this one makes n good hnurl or roller towel for the both room. As thcrc is no end to thc wear of il. Regular price 25c yard. Week end for . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. lgcyard.

A uicc fiuc pillow case, good size, strong,

good cvcry day slips, ‘in 40, 42, and 44 inches. Week cnd special ....25c pair

An all pure linen huck towel Hemstitched

a good strong heavy thread, large size. Rc- gular worth 28C each. Week end special for ..r9ceach.

-Lleut. Victor Morrl, who has D. M Carvill. 50c.; Joh A. Shr'een n, ‘ii 9 .i m... ... -“. H. 9 Week-end Speer s from the than n year, arrived in Summerslde on 25c.; Patrick Hughes, $1; Michael - i

. .., . Q Q _ _ _ >-

}~_1itl;___l_;:_s:__s_p_ix__r_onts Mr. and i"utri§l_r_ Mc§_nrvlll. $1: Owen 1_;'lcCni__

A good stout round thlmd roller toweling,

strong and durable easy to wash- comes in a grey and white stripe. Regular 13c yard. 'Week end special' for . _ . . . . ._ . . . .loc yard.

..Initial guest towels hand embroidered on :tn all pure linen huck, we are clearing out. this lin_c and cannot get any more of it. Regular price 75c cacli. Wcck end . . _ . . .55c each.

A good white cotton nice even weave free

from dressing, zi yard wide, this cotton is cheap at rec yzird; Week end special for .. .. ..loy:irds85c.

An :_ill pu_re linen Hemstitched pillow case'

large size, uic¢_ fine even thread. Regu ar price $1.85 pair. Week end special for

.. .. .. ._ ..r.49pair.

‘ Cold Bath Towels nice soft very absorbant, good large size in fawn and white, fringed

at both ends. _lust a few of this line left so come earl and get some :is they are one of the best_b:irg:iins wc have ever offered in bath towels. iiegulnr, worth 36c each. Week end special for . l _ _ , 55¢ pain

i.lsi.is eiiuirssu.. °°“"" "i W- 'l' V ~5f%:‘|f

.~........ .-....lf;'.f;'3,~ ;‘.r,;..“".',- »,,;;,-,:; ff.:

i If wt .ns orsllu-urhtounbou-as-r.o.~. ' r.

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1 .'».'r?',»'

-1.-..*-.»'.'I?f,v'r:.‘

John Mcinnls, $1 John MOG\‘0th Ernest Rossiter. $1 W.m..Aylwani, Edmund Barry, o. John 'I' rion. 5_0e.-- James 0'Brlsn. hoe., o. Kelly, 500., James 'B.“f3A,y. 4

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get a transier to the odd lot sale. That is why in many an odd lot you will pick up some of the handsomest papers tint last senson' produced .

In each lot there’s about enough for an aye:-age room.

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