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It pays to bu his province

wwmmrcaououTHTrr“nnmdi”“rinni=d¢ghd;

y in Y. .

,|_ F, Whear, city, was among the passengers who returned on the mail "gin last evening-

,lgiin D. McLean, Dundas, leaves this morning for Calgary wiicre he will in future locate. _

C. lil. McKinnon, c_ity, returned on the express last evening after a busi- ness trip to Summersrde. _

l-lprry Smith, who has been attending McGill, w_as among those who came to -the city on the mail train last evening.

Late Militia orders announce that Major J. R. Allan, York, is appoint- eil to be Lieutenant-Colonel _ and to wminand the 82nd Abegwcit Ltlght mlllntry, vice llieut._-Col. G. Crock- ett, who retires retaining his rank.

The following were registered nt the Victoria Hotel in this city _vestei'<luy;

il-_ lil, Girvan, l¢‘. L. M-ack, A. F.'

(iiiuiliii~.r, J. E. Petrie, Montteal; G. McMillnii, Cornwall; A. T. Nebb, N, l,ittlur, Halifax; Geo. Mortimer, Que- hpp; Jus, 1'. RlChBl'\lS, T. T. Morti- ,,,,,,-c_ ln, W. Arnold, W. Hope, W, J, piiliigiiii, Toronto; H. McCullough, R. i'_ Stewart, W. A. Stewart, M. Dun- plp, il. B. Rouers, =St. John; D, iliitlici'foi~il, Halifax; W. M. McKen- zie, lliirlin. Unt.; H. (l. Mcliityre, lpiiiei-k, .lohn Kennedy, Salisbury; C, H, Mi-iilice. St. George, N. B.; J. 1.. iiivyei; l\‘. W. Logan, Moncton.

At the police court in this city yes-

lgi-day morning Charles A. R. Locke, ii desirtcr from H. M. C. S. N-lobe, wlio was arrested Monday night on a \\'ii|‘i‘uiit from Halifax, was arraigned and ri-iiianiled until Thursday pending iiisii-in-tioiis from Halifax, word hiiv- ing lim-ii sent to (loiiiinaniler McDon- iilil inforniiiig hini of tho arrest of l.oi:ki-. llocke is about twenty'-four _yiinis of nge und rccuiitly joined the Nioliv us u. .~.toker. He do,~'.erte<l i-ioiiie time ugo and on Monday night was uriiisti-il ut the iionie of his fatlicr- in lnw, William rlmitli, (lliei-itnut St.

'l‘liis proviiice will be favoured with two visits from H. M. rl. Cornwall in Aiigiist mid Septeinlier next. (ln August. iiitli she is due to arrive in Viiriligiiii llay, remaining there three days nnd proceeding to Quebec. Re- turning she will arrive iii Charlotte- town on September 6th and will re- iiiuiii iiutil the 15th of that month. liiiriiig liiir cruise she will carry out tiie giu1luyer's test. _The following is livr prograiii for the coming seasoni- Iruvi- |'l_\'mouth May 24th for Bergen, Niwwiiy. Leave there June 5th for Slinei'iic.~:s and then proceed to Hali- fax, leaving Sheerness on June 10th and arriving in Halifax on June 20¢h_ Leave Halifax July 5th for Newfound- land and Labrador and leaving St, Jolin's, Ntld, August 16th for Cardi_ Kiln Bay, arriving there on August llth, remaining till the 21st and gall. "lil that day for Quebec. She will ar- rive in this port from Quebec on Sep- tember 6th. Leave here Sept,15t,h for Halifax and thence to St. John, .‘\, ll., the Bcrm\\d8»S. and arriving gf, Piyniiiiitii on November 14th.

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_ fi )lac_Kiiinon's Beef, Iron and Wine is enjoying nn immense sale because it is .siirli a good reliable tonis for yoiiiig and old. it is superior to any siiiiilur article sold today. If you pfiul u_ tonic call today and get 5, hot. P0 7~ir. The MacKinnon Drug (10,, nr. fit. (leo. & Ke, 3l5_ d,.t(_

________BORN ` uiiiiu ‘ ~ “`_”_*

_ _>~At Burnsville, Lower Free- °“"» 0" Allril 17th, to Edmund

D_l;;1;l__llli's. Burns, ii. son. 2_\ Ulll¢_At ('.lern‘l()nf,_ on April Sl. 1911, to T. A. nnd Mrs. Dris-

_ coll, ii dniightcr.

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T ;_ .___ ll§_>_l_¥‘Fl_l--in tins City. Mey zna, 1911,

_\"l\H‘. wifc_ of Lemuel Worth.

l‘"Ii\‘rul notice later.

Zum-B uli llealcd Boliy’a Sores

.Mm (`~ Purdy, of 479 Seigneurs r°“¢"Plll. writes:-"I cannot tell ,[________p\y_ thankful I am for the cure _____ _H3 has W0l'l(8d in the cage of ______ \__y son. He was_troubled with ,c__l:__<_isease and I tried everything ,__ I _I _think of, but in vain. Finni- ___ fried Zum-Buk. I could see an __iproveinent after two applications! ;_____*_*{ llcrscvcring with the Zum-Buk _________iiiei;t he is_ now _completely __________. _ .iim.Buk is certainly ii. won- __ ___ inlm,_ and I shall always keep

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__,§"‘;l_-|li?l_‘ll should use Zum-Biik for _______\1iien s skin sores, ringworin, ,tc l ,90_l0B. Cuts. chniings, bruises, ____-_-__ '0©ul\_sc of its grcnt purity. Al- um W PINS. eczema, bad leg, vari- _ SUNG. etc. 50c. box, all drug- Klgtr nnd istores. ,____‘""_\_Ulll§ Soap 2l5c. tnlilet is best ,,k_____*'*lll’H hath nnd for delicate

LAME BACK

,,‘ ""°‘-il by ilootiri Kinney ruin. W _ef_‘\ll suffer from backachc like Mr. _`,_'___k- lierguson, of Indian Head, ____ _:on t wait iintl_l you nre laid __m_____I before you give the matter ed t__l‘"l- He says: “I was compell- __c______ éllllt work six months ago on hm, _'I of n lame. sore back, which ______rc_;;‘.c1imc so weuk that I could ,M wif get around. My limbs and _______ _ere very much swollen, and I ,___ _lpii severe headaches occasional- I,m__ P learning of Booth's Kidney them- srocured a box and found m,h____f_\ ne remedy. The pains and been ___l;\\';_ left my back, and it has ,ng ,__ H v__str¢nathened. The swell- ,lis__p____mY lnnbs and fest have also l,,,_,,d__c,_“l`@‘l. and I have not had a pleudv since. I am very much

°°‘ *'i::.:ai;°‘.‘1..- Booth S :;i..ii‘:‘°..;'.f Kidney

c for lame

lilwk. rheuma- tism, sciatica, iumbago, dia-

__ , lasts; and all l, _ n e y and __ll_;;_l.rl .r trouble. Bold by all drug- do _mph the guarantee that if they ,,__,______edrelleve your money will be pooth (', Ponllald from The R. T. Hold .o., Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont.

H__l__°_p_nf_l__t__g_ii1\r|\ntucil by Geo. .

‘ R' H" Mom-3"nl9f¥. Siiniinersidc ttrgiillw my 1”* “suing on tiié

W. Eardley Hyndnian (lit ~ _ mon! the Passengers arriviiygl gsstse Northumberland last night,

Hllgh McLean, Calgary' who hm,

been on a business ti-ip to this city leaves this morning l ~ Halifax. He will return slioi-tiy ul

At J. E. Matthew's sale this alter.

ggognmf gne' °'°l0Ck 5hl1I`lJ. there will com eie a well finished dwelling, me {’_¥;fl1flVBly new, doiihle parlors,

1_1 ast room ami all modern con-

veniences, 1

The annual t' 1 _

lottetown Golf lgilblxxzasobeldeohhgde 13th iilt. and thc following officers l_;H‘_£t_he year were elected: H.W. Long. Ol » lresldelltl D. B. Stewart, Secretary; _ (‘._ H, B_ L0nR“.0,,th Treasurer; A. W. Weeks, Dr. Blnnclii Nil. W. S. Stewart and W. K. Rog- BPS. Executive Coniinittee.

The following were registered ut the

Queen Hotel in this City vcstei'iiay; H. A. Matchett, Toronto; W, lem-i,,,,, lit- Y9l`"0nZ J- St. (`-. Moore Eldon; l. (1. Savage, Montreal; Mood Mr. iieriiert, H. .i, riniiipii _-1.,i='ri~if F. W. Moore, Halifax; J. I... '. l-,All l‘“l"‘- Sf- Jfihn; R. nicii..n~`1i'.i Pincttc; Miss M. W. Mitnniii-r ips: tml? R Shrink. Montreal. `

The Calgary News Tele r f

April 25th contains a noticg tl; dissolution of pnrtnersliip of tw.; well known Charlottetownjioye, Henry _Jenkins and John Coriifoot, doing nusiness under the some of Jenkins

&__ (iornfoot. Henry Jenkins has pur- c used nnd will continue the business under the style of Jenkins & (10, 'lhe business has grown by lenps und boiiiiils nnd is now onc of the most floiirishing retnil stores in i.‘nlgaii~y_

'l‘lio inuiiy friends of Minnie wife of Lemuel Worth, will bc grently gil,-_ iirised to lenrn of her deiitli which occurred nt her home in tnis city lust night about iiiiilniglig ]Vll~B_ Worth wus only i‘ll since 'I"ii\ii‘siliiy, on iittucli _of pnciiiiioniii which rup- ldli grew into serious proportions resulting in her iilitiiiiely demise ul- most before inniiy of her friends nnd acquaintances had become xiwnre of her illness. The deceased was ii. dau- ghter of the inte George and Mrs. Dunsiord, ("riipuiid, nnd had lived practically nil her life in this city. She lenves to iiiourn, besilies her hereuveil husbniid, three sons and three daughters, nil residing in this city, who arc: George, Clinrles, Mrs. Walter Craswcll, Mrs. Windsor Ken- nedy, Miss Hazel uiid Lester. She also leaves two sisters nnd ii number of brothers us well as it liirge circle of friends and relatives. The funerul notice will appear inter.

A highly instructive, interesting

and entertaining lecture by J. H. Bell, K. C., of Summerside, was lis- tened to lust evening in the school room of Zion Church. Mr. llell had for his subject, Egypt, the Land of Pharoah. He spoke witliout manu- script or notes, and in the'arrny of facts which he presented proved not only his close observation of the land and its people, hut also a remarkably retentive memory. Mr. Bell visited Egypt some two years ago und gave a very graphic and often amusing ac- count of thc sights nnd scenes he wit- nessed and the historic spots he visi- ted. These included the Pyramid of Cheops, the Sphynx, the rilins of Thebes, the Bay oi Aboukir, where Nelson won the great victory of the Nile, in describing each of which the lecturer gave some really eloquent descriptive passages. The funniest scene of all described by Mr. Bell was, one in which hc, hy means of ventrii- oquism, made the_diimh use spenk with human voice as in the days of Dalaam, and tell not only its own name but the name of his owner and how many wives and children the latter had, also ho\v his master had misused the poor animal. It was most enjoyable. Rev. Mr. Struthie presided nnd presented nt the close a hearty vote of thanks to the lectur- er.

'l‘lie show- nt the People's Theatre

lnst night comprised three reels of photoplays nnd two special acts. It was about the biggest nmoiint for the money ever offered even then, nnd the combination of a touching society play, a funny love story nnd an In- dian subject filled the bill sumptous- ly ns for ns the silent drama wus concerned. Tlic personal entertainer of the evening was G. E. Taylor, billed as magician and vantrlloquist. His advance billing did but small justice to his actual work for he is an en- tertainer of rare ability, possessing a personality which holds his audiences firmly during the whole of his p_er- formances. His opening last evening was twenty minutes of real Clever fun with the comedian number, Tom- my, Betty aod Mary. It was ri mar- velous exhibition _of clever ventrii- oquism, voice cntcliing voice as from dihercnt speakers nnd conversation ns wen its nm keeiiini: up ii rattling fire. He closed this with calling and getting answers from ii supposed per- son on the roof. His second appear- nnce afforded nnothcr spnce of most clever sleight of hnnd wor_k-It beinil impossible to describe in its wonder- ful quickness-its innrveloiis dexter- ity mid its great entertaining pow- ¢,-,_ (‘_ E, 'raylor is worth i=Z0\l‘i-I Ulf to scc and is thc clcverest performer in his line of work who hns Yel- VW* ted this city.

BIG DIIIOIID ROBBERY

0ll I C. P. lf, Tllllll

i-.Ai,o.\nv, Aim., ivuiy 1-Dlmiionfla

to the value of $10,000 were stolen on board gl", 0, P. R. train from Maclleod, which arrived in Calgary Saturday morning. Fleishman, .oi Maiden Lane, New York, ii travelling iewelier, awoke and found that dur- ing the night while he was aslcev ln his berth someone. had rifled his poc- kets and escaped with a case con- taining diamonds which am estimated at the above value. So far the rail- way detectives have not made any

arrests.

AWFUL BACKACHE

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.Cured by'zLydia » Pililchamfsl Vegetable Compound

Moi'ton’s Gap, _Keiitucky.-“I suf-

fered two years with iemale disorder

I '1 `?12‘f§`.~"i'.'ii-‘i’.`“”il..§’”`§§l‘.‘§‘.§.'i§ , aivful. I could not stiind on my feet

long eiliougli tp coiak _. 's vic iii without my balcli ,/T, nearly killing me.

and would have

such dragging sen- sations I could

haplly bear it. I c

had soreness in ea i side, could not stand tight clothing, and was irregular.

more than tivo ye_ar5_a1id I have ugh had an ache or pain since I do all my own work, washing and everything,

_ _ y u medicine is gran and I

praise it to all_ my neighbors. lf you think my testimony will help others ou may publish _it."-Mrs. OLLIE

Biickache is a symptom of organic

weakness or derangement. If you liiive backache doii’t neglect lt. To get permanent reliclf you must reach he root of the troiib e. Nothing we know of will do this so surely as Lydia E. 1’lnkliam’s Compound.

Write to Mrs. Plnkham, at Lynn. Musa-. for special advice. Your letter will be absolutely Iionildential, and the advice free-

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lligqn loiids_1i.ll sires in \il|0 with 29 new

on'-s in \he list. He in the sire olii 2.10 trotters midi! 2.10 pncers. His son Uliliiii l.*_il 3-Aistlie fastest trottsr in the world. ilisdi1u‘5liter._'l‘he Landing Lndy,_ll.2U'lis the exc iampiun tliroeyeai'-ol1i lilly. ln lill0 he hiid ll sons to sire _new pe|'loriiif\_ri4. one son 'l‘o1I1l hiid 24, including Emily rllleii, one of the _veur’s bent fui.i_1rIt_\' \\'i_iincrs. niintlioi' Biiignrii hud .ii while ii third Admiral I);-wry had fi. He n_s5 sous that have sired 9 2.10 trotters. Bigeii is now but 1_8 ,vuiirii o_f nge. Yo\i_ciin brceil to in,\' trotting ainllion Aiiiiiri, one ol the bi-ist breed granilsoiis of Binge_n_ for only $15 00 tor the season of lilll. Aquiri inherits ii wealth oi early and extreme speed- producing blood, has an ancestry un- surpassed. The spe_e_gl oi his first fniil iiiresliadows unquilitied sucoeuii for him a-insire.Mares sent to be bred will be niet nt trnin or bout and well cared for at

‘tho niusi reasonable rates.

J. M. NICHOLSON, 202 Kent Si.

Ch’town P. EJ.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Tenders for Sand

Tenders will lie received l>y_ the

City Clerk from any person or pcr

sons willing to supply the City with

during the suinmcr 1911. Condit ions and iill iuforniiition can be re ceivcd at thc office of City Survey- or, City Hall. Tenders to be in 6th. May, at noon.

W. W. CLARK

' . . City Clerk.

Cliarlotictowii May 2nd, i9ii.

5 3il.li.

Road lnSpecior's Sale!

Road Division No 2. Qucen's County, comprising Lots 2?, 30 and p7

The undersigiied will sell at public

niiction thc repniriiig mid rebuiidiiig of bridges and culvcrts, also repair- ing roads at the time nnd place here- innfter niciitioned, coinineiicing on Monday, May ilth, at 8 1i.m.,Brnd- nllinne lioad to rlpringrlcld, Emerald, Rose Vulley liond, Westmoreland to Cmllniiii (‘orncr to Hall's llridge, Victoria, thence to Hampton.

’l‘uesday, Mny 9th, at 8 ii. m.,

Green Road to Boneliiiw, New Argyle, Argyle Shore l'ioii.d, thence to Kel- ly’s Cross.

Wednesday, May 10th, nt 8 a. ni., Kelly's Cross on old Tryon Road to llonwell, thence to Emyvnle; Dock Road, thence to Junction Roud.

Tiiursiliiy, May ilth, nt il ii. in.,

Junction Road to. l)ixon’s Mill llond, Stanchel and rlprington.

Roads not mentioned will he sold

on days l~lupcrvii-ior is in that vicin- ity.

All the iiliove sales will be su_hji-.ct

to thc iipproviil of tho i`oinmissioncr of l‘ulilii~. Works.

JOHN Mcl{lNNiiN,

April 25, lilll. Honil"ll1Hllf‘¢l»l"`- 5-Ziwsdr4i.

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isiadi iiiiiimii une

he due at (`-linrlottctown Saturday,

BllN'l‘AlN, llldlil. & U0.,

(‘.h'towii, Mny 2, lilll. Agents.

5-ziiizii. `

sand required for the City works,

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HOPEWELL HILL. May 1-Mrs.

Thomas Downie, of Hatvey, died sud- tdenly at ner home _there last evening. ?Ths deceased, .whole -husband works _in Fredericton, was alone with her

€_hildren during the afternoon and a- ' out three o’cloch went up stairs, as the children supposed, to do some work. The latter went out of the house and, returning some hburs later, went in seasch of their moth- er, and found her laying dead on the floor of the room upstairs. She had, so far as known, been in her ordin- ary health.

Ilr. Atkinsoii, of __Albert, was sum-

moned sod doiind that the iinfortiin- ate woman had been dcnd two or three hours. Heart disease was pron- ounced the cause of denth. Mrs. Downie was twenty-nine years of age and was formerly Miss Anderson, of Waterside. Much sympnthy is felt for the bereaved family.

A very interesting game of bowling

took place in the Arena Alleys last. evening when the Mechanics defeated Prowse Bros team in a league match by 163 points.

J. _Strain of the Mechanics made

the highest individual and aggregate scores, 199 and 490. George Prowse of Prowse Bros team, made the high- est scores on his side-164 and 462. The following is the summary:

MECHANICS.

1 2 _ 143 159 145 163

3 ttl. 134-436 191--499 171-496 117-418

Crockett Strain . ‘Harper 160 165 ~McLeod 173 128

‘Headache

Blllounneiia, sour ltomach, constipa- `tlon and all liver ills are cured by

Hood’s Pills

The non-irritating cathartic. Prim 26 cents. 01 all drugglsts or by mall of C. I. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mau.

~ rnowss Enos.

3 tti. 148-462 155-400 139-425 126-409 117-410

Totals ............. .. 698 714 685--2097 Won by Mechanics-163.

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IN lH|El( Fill

B()S’l`()N, April 30-A heavy fog

which skirted the southern New Eng- land coast early today, .brought dis- astcr to shipping. Thi’ stone laden schooncrs Sadie Will and George Ed- munds, the lattcr hound fi'om Ston- ington, i\le., for New York, came to- gether in a t-hick foil, oil Naiiset this morning, the i~ls.die Will settling soon

1’i 2

G. Prowse 164 150 Brown 98 147 Picre 159 128 Acorn 135 148 W. B. Prowse 142 141

'after and iriving the crew barely tiinc

to escape. Tile Ediiiiinils lost fore

and main sails, and was cut almost to the water line but- was safely an- chored ofl Orleans tonight.

ln Vineyard Sound, near Tarpaulin

Cove, the freight steamer Barolyn, bohnd from New Yord for Stocvton Springs, Me., ran into the coal laden schooner Singleton Palmer, Newpbrt News for Boston. A deck hand on the Carolyn, Nichalas Melia, was badly injused, but will recover. The Hingleton Palmer lost ali the fore riggings and was broken up about the bow, while the ~Unrolyn was sinaslied in her forctiart.

-_sling f

I ~ l ”T`irAi‘l So very

and ilisspiing i Then cluiel and " . f li y ur nerves

5 Sill? U

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- ,ei *$5595 ";‘.‘°"*'.§.‘.,‘l."` Ji can c oi e.

el Sold everywhere."

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I_ was completely run down. On ad. 1 I

vice 1 took Lydia E. Pinliliam’s Vege- ,

table (_loii_ipoiiiid and Liver Pills and

ani enloying good health. It is now ' '

1iiig_i_i_i_:_yer_lia__vethebackachean_ymol~e. B y B u y i n g B y B u y 1. n

nnmsiionr-inreii »sroci<iNc-sf ntimsiionr-into

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The Bigens’ Lead _ _ A T _ _

The Hosiery Sale At Stanley s

Six_____riiontlis_i__preparation and thought have been given lo nialie th _Sri C

has

b_e eqi1al1e_d_ elsewhere in this city.

most successful hosiery sale we have ever held. Whe`n y<§1_lif;ivf:_____iE_\§_f§_S_‘§l,f§§§~l€<l_

oiir claims, presented below, we know that you`ll say that our hosiery cannot

EXTRA SPECIAL

300 Pa_irs_ of _Sample Stockings.

L Sizes 9 and

r Dozens of pairs' of lisle

2 C stockings worth 4oca

pair. Black, greeu,sky,

. P A I R reseda,p1uni,tii11,brown,

mauve and pink.

9 I-2.

r The finest qualities of [ Silk lisle and gauze

c lisle stockings in every c lisle of very fine niakc.

55 elude imaginable. Re- Regular 75° and 85° =1

if 1 ' d pair. Black white tan |

I pnces 50? an I PAIRgr€y, pink, sky, gtcen;

I l ' Sizes gaud 9 I-2. 1 L 1‘€S@d'il~ . I

ic:

iw*

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Fine niercerised lisle

ard tops. Sizes 5 to 7 i-2

Gauze weight lisle stockings

in black or tau 25c pair

Better quality of gauze lisle

hose, spliced heels :ind toes.

35c pair

either black or tau 35c pair

llest qiialities in gauze, light

and rcgiilzir weight lisles

50c, 65c. 7.5¢ yd

Children’s Sox

Cl1ildren's cotton and lisle

hose of the best quality and finish in tan, white :ind sky with jacqu-

l5e, 20c, 25c pair.

ings, double heels 'ind toes.

to io 2 pair for 25c Full fashioned stockings

\ ' / ~ °. _ _/ with spliced heels and toes,

-__. . __ all sizes 201: pair

5 . Full fashioned ulaczio cotton

‘V it hose with spliced heels and

toes 25c pair

(lnrter top double sole high

f spliced heels and toes. 'l`oc

guards. Gauze weight J5c pair

Lisle Hosiery Embroidered Hosiery Silk

hose in

9 i2

Ladies’ black stockings in all s \Vhite cotton sole Merino solo

=.0 ho U1

Black and iziu, gauze and light wcightlisle f

hose with silk clockiiigs :ind .silk ciiibroidcrcd points. Ten cllilereiit pniicriis iii sizes 9 mid

Special Soles

. »- _ s _ Black--Ladies’ Colton Hose--Tan _ __ A \`\ Heavy weight cotton stock- Heavy weight cotton stock' "l_`,,_ “"2 " ‘ . _ ings double .heels and iocs' ' " ` -.gf ""`*‘E‘i§'°"""'l"'

1 1 - ’ . M <

9 io io 2 pairs for 25c

. . A. - if=i2f=‘2f§§i;%@~§#i'r=iii -1 ‘>.’l. ~

Full fasliioned stockings with ___, ‘gf

spliced - llcels and toes, all sizes 20° PU' _ '

Full frisliioned pure macao

cotton hose, spliced heels and ?_;;is __ ,.. toes 25¢ P\|\‘~ ‘ "-

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'i=?:5I;. - =:_;, ‘.‘..:::;;-'<91 r‘, .

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_ f;`,_- _ ~, fli . " : '°- ‘ ; ' :ri '.-::-.1 , f' 1 *-

Gauze weiglit Cotton hose ,.;.. ;~ , -_

garter top. Doiililc heels toes

:ind soles 55¢ Nil'

Fine cotton liosc gauze weight. Garter

top, double liccls :ind toes. Silk eiiiliroidered lilack or tain, sizes 9 io_ io 251! Dllf

Stockings

l"l11c quality of spiiu silk

stockings with high spliced

lieels, soles and toes. Sizes

40c, 50c_ (i0c pair

t o u with 254: pr Iillc pr

|2111

The S. S. liosnlind sailing from 1 d

Montreal Wednesday, May 3rd, will r

p Postage paid oil receipt of price.

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