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Ayer’s Sarsapariilzi is

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not a dr S ni" ate There

You have a steady’ even gain. day b da Op o alcohol in it

about it. Se h ' y y’ Ask V0” ‘l°¢f°l`

“We ls approval first then o ah d .i o i . ii.

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ithN0matt;rl1ow small a piece of Jewelry you lea

w us, we . _ v and every nigiipaisi c?:x;llert; '{3i;"l;1it;f\ lf. glve1yol:ia_ticke proof vaults so that if we were fls. is pace in fir

_ have out t b un oituiiate enough i

" s ore urned to the ground you could call th

ext da

D artment l If. you tryiis with your Jewelry repnifin

, i Y Hlld get your Jewelry

W

“yo” Wm be Pl9llS@d with our 'vl'orl¢_

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if

W Vveiiner, Jeuielg

our lvvennefs Jewelry Store if ln The

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Pownal at 11 and 7 Millview at

|v`incial Infirmary' on Sunday of John |Llinton, aged 76, a native of thin

PROFESSIONAL

PHOT'0GRAPllY

HE diilereuce between the '

, ordinary

pliotographfiild the kind we inako is

due to our skill and high grade equip. ment.

The C00 K 'S Slllillo

. y Big 0

Rubber Sale

$2,000 worth of rubbers and over-

shoesless than cost. Ladies' good quality rubbers, 49 cents a pair. Mcn‘s rubbers, _69 cents a pair. New » stock. Bargains in men’€, boyy, misses’ and chiliircn’s rubbers and overshoes. All sizes. Sale star-Lg

today.

A. E. Mcliaclien,

The Shoe Man r 82 Queen Street.

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Welcome

. \Ve bid you wel-

come to ./\llcy’s Shoo Store--every courtesy will be tendered you l during your visit and nothing overlooked

` \Vlll add tO your pleasure and enjoy-

nlent.

We have provided

every convenience and our staff of ex- pert szllesincu will sc you get srltisfactioil.

For your special

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to =Alley’s Shoe Store,

MARKET BASKETS

We have a nice line of Mar-

ket liasl-:cts in our show win- dow which we are offering this week at a discount

of I0 per cent _

off the regular pricesf

BEER, & GOFF.

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Tenders

Sealed tenders, addressed _to the

undersigned, and marked on the out- side, 'Pender for Church, will be re- ceived up to and including Saturday, March 25th, for the erection and ex- terior completion of the new Roman Catholic 'Church at St. '1‘eresa’s. Plans and specifications can be secn at the Parochial House. Each tnd- er must be accompanied by the sig- nature of two responsible persons

benefit we've marked. W

credited to Joseph Noonan was in- correctly furnished and should have

Death visited the home of Daniel and Mrs Macaulay, Earnsclitle, and took from them their beloved lion Angus, aged twenty-nine years. Mr. Macaulay 'lim-i been in ill-health for the last two years, having contracted a cold while iill Sydney, C. B. Evciythlng that a

`i£'i>3§i"d> 'i§§§"iIi"£iiié ` AhhZ"§¥§"`iJi`{i£2i`”`EI€§§`§};}..

visitors in Earnsciifle this week

The news from New Glasbow, N S -- F0 livilkey: not properly designatfdln Miss Annie McAulsy, Pinettc, is Ytsisildays issue, was a ‘special to visiting friends in Earnsclifle this The l1l1a=di¢\n." - week, the guests oi lvliss Florrle cav-

---° anagh. `Next Sunday, March 19th., Rev. E. _-

iln. 'Styles will preach as follows:- The annual general meeting of the

shareholders of N Rattenbui Lt.)

8 » ~ 'Yi ' -» t 2~30~ city, was held in their office last

-- evening.

9 The firemen were called out short- olly before noon yesterday for a slight Mrs. Capt. Holman, York, who boi. eltire at the residence of R. V. Roslbor- ebrated her 96th birthday on Feb.

ouch. Ulmer Prince sz. ,Sth is eiiioving fairly good henuili.

Mrs Holman emi rated to this -

- H Pro

g Tile death occurred at the Pro- Vince from Devonshire many years a-

20.

|ciby. The fiiuerai took place yeiitor- Rav. Hugh Miller, Cornwall, and iiliy. 'Rev. I.. J. Wasou, Wlnsloe, will “_

---- |chalige pulpits next Sunday. services

Artomas McPhee, Lorne Valley, has oil each circuit will be in connection

-,Msn lpcnilinz the pain week at his with Temperance, Prohibition and

Auld home in Earnsciiile. Mr. McPhee ll/10i‘i1l Refvrm. '

has purchased a. valuable year old fil- -- lly from John McKinnon. i Rev H. R. Bell will preach at New

--A _ _ .Glasgow at eleven and B,-adnibane at

In giving the Tryon Dairying Co'g seven on March 19th. Everyone should

‘report some days ago, the amount remember the services being held in

New Glasgow every night this week. Subject for Frida ev ni _

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Niki $405.81, instead of $355.81. ,ond coming of Cili-ist,?' ng The sec 1

-___ I i On Feliruary 20th the Angel oil li¢"~ E\‘f'¢’ll MHCU0llgall will preach

tsnbhnth March 19th., at Murra.~- Riv- er at 10.30, Peters lioad at 2.30 and Brooklyn at s.ao p. in. Also Tuesday Zliit at iris, Wednesday 22nd at B310 lliviiritlnd Thllrsday 23rd at

Point Prim at 7p.m. i __

iloving father and mother could dol At U13 lil*-‘iitlllg of the Board of |was1 done to relieve his suffering. fManagenient, Ciiildren’s 'Aid Society, 'Great hopes were llel_d at times foi°,'l`u€SdHY afternoon, it was reported ihis recovery hilt death finally claimed -that, by the instrumentality of Aus.

ililin. His bright and manly dlsposi-itiu Waite. Truancy and Detective om-

tion endeared him to all who had

'tile pleasure of knowing him. He uns s. devout _Christian, always loving and trusting in Jesus, anillliis last thoughts and words were of his Sav- iour. Besides his father and mother hc lcav-es to mourn a loving wife,

'three sisters and three lirotllers. His ,funeral was largely attended. The sci‘viccl~: at the house were conducted

cor, thirty-one children-thirty boys mid one girl-who had not before been attending school were now going ro school.

'l`0niori‘ow is St. l’atrick’s day and

this year will llc celebrated in the us- llal manner by those who revere St, Patrick as tllcre patron Saint. It is to note that at a recent, meeting in

lily liev. Mr. MncKlcnzi.4 assisted liy~iiiolitrcal of the St. Patrick's Total licv. F. Dresser.--tlolii. liibstincnce Society it was propogoii

-- ltii Clilliige thc day of parade to thc

Tile death took place at thc Hos-fSllnilay preceding the 17th. The agi-

pitiil in Vancouver, Bi. C., on the_tation toward_ this end, which was Jlith day of January. last of Duncan 'strong was eventually lost. .Such a

iMcKcnzie of Jilnction Road agerilmoveinent; here, it is quite propcrlv `

, fthirty-three years, son of Mal. Mc- thought, would be discountenanccil Y

.Kenzie. The deceased was foreman at at its earliest stages as in Charlottc-

the Rat Portage Lumber Camps, Nei- town the memory of St. Petrick has

son island, sixty miles from 'Van- couver Ho was suddenly stricken with

been fieshened annually on the 17th dar of March whether it foil on sun-

plcilro-ipneunionia and conveyed to the 'diiy or a wefyk day-untl there is no

` _Hospital where he expired alter an liliclinood for a cllaiigc.

illness of thiec drivs The burial took iplace on the tucnty-fifth and \\a-.

l".1ccs iicalueil with gooilfelluwship

:largely nt-tcnilcil. The United Brother- niiil all were in the happiest of moods

[hood of Anici~icn of which the decens~ ill the vestry of the ivirsf, ppesbytel-_ eil was an honored member had ,iam church last night when members

m in fine leather foot- wear :incl know you will bc siirprised and delighted with the fiilc and unusual values offered. , Everything i u leather footwear i s marked down at this I0 p.c. discount, uolli- ing is reserved

Even ri brand new

stock of Invictus spring boots for men is included-thc best line of boots money

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willing to become bound for the faithful performance of the contract. The lowest, or any tender, not neces- sarily accepted.

I.R.A. MCDONALD, P. P.

2-28d22i.

get your discount

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lle\'. A. Macaulay of Rock Bay, B. (`».

THE U lIllMi

WASHING , March 13-The

corporation tax provisions of the Payne-Aldrich tariff act were sus- tained toduy by the supreme court of the United States. The'decision was unanimous. ‘Thereby a source of in- come of approximately $25,000,000 annually was assured to the govern- ment.

Of all the objections to the tax

raised by suits in all parts of the wuntry, none of them was found suf- ficient to nulliiy the law,

The court did hold that the tax

was not applicable to the real estat: trusts of Boston, which are organiz- ed not under any statute, but under the common law. The law was held not aDp1icable to the Minneapolis syndicate, a real estate concern, on the ground that it was not doing business within the meaning of the law.

’l‘he fight against the constitution-

ality of the corporation tax began almost immediately after the enact ment oi th`c Payne-Aldrich tarifl law of 1909, of which it is a part. The provisions of the law stated that the tax was 3 special excise tax with rc- spict to the carrying on or doing business. It was to he paid by every corporation, joint stock company or association organized 'for profit and having A capital stock represented by |shares‘alli1 e\'cry insurance company, oi'iz'anizcd under the law of the Uni- ted States oi' of any state or terri- tory. It was provided that the tax should be equivalent to one per centum upon the entire income and over and above $5,000 received from xlll sources, exclusive of amounts re- ceived as dividends upon stock of other corporations, joint stock ccrn- panics or associations, or insurance companies subject to the tax. The law provides also that returns shoulil he mode liy those taxed to the treasury department, to bc uszld as a basis for asse=sing the tax. "i'h‘sc were ollcn to inspection, bilt in 1910 cnnigrcss enacted legislation pro- viding that the returns should he open to inspection only upon rulrs and regulations' approved by thc president. `

Run Down P i.,,,,,_.,,,,,, ,, ' `_==*°“i°- CllARUllTl3T9Wll All” .lim-ll'5 Cll_UNll_f'l25.iUU,UUU il]|]l|] il] '

char c of the funeral arran ements. ‘of the Maritime Prov' s ,' _ C

lI`lCC l1ES()i‘18.

teon ol’ Wocestcr had their 24th an-

iluvsilvtcriiin niissiciiiiry to the lose-fnhnl linnnuoi. A row iiitiinnto irieniio liilll canips Hl0ll§ tile Pacific coast hail been invited until 162 covers . , toniliicteii the funeral services whenliverc laid. Rev. McLeod Harvey, pas- By E. plI`lkh8l1’lS alI>the.t_u'as mortal_of the deceased tor of the Presbyterian church and

were.commit.ted Ito their last rigsting president. 'of the association, welcom- Vegetable Compound

place. The fol owing are let to ed the members in a hearty greeting _ . . mourn:-a. father and a mother, one 'in tiic opening number of the night’s 0ttumwa‘ Iowa' ‘Tint years Ivms

brother Wlllinni, nt homo. three sis- program. He spoke of the orgailiza- tigmifflmaiig tors. Mrs. Jirllll I\lcl.»r‘nriHii. Hd of tion, its obgccfs and the achieve- (11-padful forms- l\ioiiL:1l:ue :mil Ray and Sadie nt nomo. of rho nntivis of the provinces sliooting pains all homo. ini New lirunswick, Nova Scotia and :ii-§ Qvgr my body, sick

--- ' Prince Eilward Island.-Woccstcr Post f- _,_ ,§5ffI.. lieadaclle, spinal

i\i\lci\ fiisepliointmint was felt i1nfl‘Ai this honqiiet there were ii large 51;;I» ' “ weakness, dizziness, l‘XlJi`»2SS@d that the RW- B- 0- Hiifbinliliiber of provincinlists present. 'l`he ' '§,§§flef.<lepressioii, find man Of lVl0Yl*»fil2lllC' WHS lllli1"Dll= tlllvllglllbaliiiilet was cnlivencd- iiv an excellent fffzvf-'_»=5} .§f:a;f§¢§f§everything that was illness. "El'iDIl€‘." to keel) lilS 8.lJ‘lprograin of vocal andiinstiumental "E'°:`:` :5'=>:""`:ll0Tfld lliflliilfmluy

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D0iliilm0illS Ht V01'-Oli RU 91 Mll'music and among the speakers was d0i‘l~0l`5 lll dlllelent Clielry Vllllfy ln Sli"-llil’ Bllfl M0" lilocestcfs mavoi, who delivered an \ \\ Parts 0f lille Umlfed

interests of the missionary cause and try fi ‘~ ‘hi Plilkham`s \;egPiu-

wishes were many for his recovery ' __ . \ ble Compound lius and that ata later date hs premise The dean, of Mrs _yno MCG,,,,ghey' done more for me than alltliedoi-tors. mllllll- lie f“lllll9d~ The We‘1l'fll9l` was lionshaw, i-izcurrerl li`eL\. 28th. The ile- feel It my duly to ten yn." those unusiially fine and -good ¢<rizi‘°‘fi1'loeiisntl who was in hor iifty-ninili lam: MYl‘°“"t,’,“ f“ll°f’"“"‘t“_‘l°t" 'flUllS gafllffcd- The l`“S'°"' Rev* year, had suficrcd [ruin an attack of youtor my ci»lre` TMFS' HARM-"'T E' (1l90l`g9 01111811. C0lldUCt¢d the S?fV‘ in ;:;rippe which sooii l.ur.icd to con- WAMPL,]`m’ “.24 5' Ransom btreet' iC2s Bild Pl‘€BCli€¢l. fllilllfl HS U19 199' gestion of the llliiigs, All that medic- 0tmm“a"Iowa"

sous ful f-lie dill’ U19 1391 *md “fl nl skill and the init of loving hands q r (vi

<19-Y. MB-“ll 1¢'5h_ and 1' th in tl* riloqllent address on ‘I ove of Loun- \ biatw- bm! dmE

' -1 ' 1 " - »‘ Con. ide This Al ce.

Cllllllf-El' Di A955 and. C0mm_‘“tf‘3tcoilld do were not nbli- to banish that - ~ -

Q C O' thereon. His t-:xt \éasd“ Slrsimlglzvl'-i_l1li disease and she passed away to sleep CaI{lgl;;;.)&1€§31fQ‘%:§fi1S;5gT§;g;I?;g;g.|l'

( Street ‘ grew the w°"d °( 0 ' a hi gre 8" ll" last 1°“5 ~“l°”l’- Sli” “'53 11 lmth' untilsiiehasgiven I._vdia`E.Piilkhain's

115 VQHCCD L d is exDOSll2l0ll WHS C 9 Y C0" ful iilcmbei of the Iioillan (‘athollc Vegetable Compoundafair triap

C _.. H- ~ - V. _ _ / .

H _ _l fined to historic records, the lejim' Church and a devoted wife and moth-

S "` ‘i mony not of missionaries or mlnist C, Shu ,caves 1_0 ,,,,,,,,,, R heart b,,,_ This famous medicine, made only

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Auction Sale .

I am instructed by Mr. DUNCAN HYDE to sell by auction, on his farm nt Corn~ wall. Lot- 32, four miles from Char- lottetown by ice oil

- ers but of distinguish:-d travellers, kc`,, husband' four da,,,,hte,.S, M,s_ from roots and herbs, “luis for thirty i Hlllllll lU<l€’.f!S» ll°~\f»"-“ant 2°V°l`_"'§f5 Wm \VcQuaiilc, Riverdale; Mrs. Jas. yea.” pnaveid t.° be the goat viiuabie

and governor gemrals of the British McMu,,.,,r' Dcsahley Mrs _hw M(._ tonic all nvlgorator 0 it! 611136

A B REU) ~.. _ »-‘<1 t F ~' lt t~. ' "Z ' ' organism. Womenrosidinginalmost

DR TIBT Empll.‘,v_ex Piesl ii ‘Ciii:e\;t\2cE;; ;a‘:S,Qiiarr|c, Iiynn, Musa., Mrs.`_Hildsori every city and town in the .United

DEN . . i th, .. , _ _ _ ,

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“dm $ los. 'On Monilay evfiillls ill V°‘”"°“ present but Mrs McQiiaide,' who .was Mrs. Pinkliarn, at Lynn. Mass.,

Thursday, March 25rd

AT ONE 0'Cl.0CK P. M. __

(uid ifatormy, on March 25ihl STOCK-Mars in foal 5 yrs old. 1500 lbs!

liorscsyrs old (general purlposs). mare litenera purpose). is head o cattle. Well hridzocows in calf, ox Zyrs old. :thali- 0 ii 2,\~rn old._2 hoifersl yr old (Short-

hornl. il fall urs. _

_lMi'_Iil'}MEN'I.,S-Plow, nprinx: hnrrow. _ “Pike hsrrnw, hay cutter. wheel rake.

express wa on. buitin. iiwood aleilrhgi. driving sleiizh. uni: sleigh. farmers steel boiler, truclfwa on. 2 ciirfs, roller. a 2 sets cart harness, pfow harness. iorkfa i;hovels,hoes. etc.. hay lift, blocks an

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(JR.(fP-200 bushels Tsrtariiin oats. 40 bush-

els whcat,i0 tons hay, 100 bushels potat-

River Chllfili B ‘H"l9‘~l °0“‘*’" was absent throii h illness at the f'l» r-riii invites all sick Wonien to write

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lrll/Fil by the Cho" Wh” "~“‘1`°"°d |Hcr minains were followed by a large herior advice. Hcradviceis free,

t three 8i'itli€l¥lB '¢X°°llE“l'lY““C°m° umher of relatives and fiiends Tile oonfidelltial, and always helpful.

ll Ll ii 'Me," "Nearer My God to Til/ce.:: 2 l ` _la ,conducted Rev

0 n o ' inera service w s _

‘ I HBBFCl the V0iCe Df Jesus Say T. Curran and interment was made iii - ' ' -'

Thi: MlBl~`@5 l1H“l°8 and Mmgmet Van' the Cemetery of Kclly's Cross, there ldcllstliic rellflrlffl H C0“l’l° °f d“e*"‘ to await the judgment of the Just

°““ “*“‘” fr* ` T ' Sl. Patricks Day

Teleph

Tgllliff/[B-i!l'».00 and ilndor cash, o\'cr_S§.00 oi§,ht nionths‘credlf. on approved loiut no es.

No reserve. as farm iii sold `

F. ll. iloliivl-..

ii-l5dBlpd, Auctioneer.

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D°""""Y slowly in a tired fashion? Do his eyes .

Di- C ll BEER inch-.sta gona health? 'rho island

3".-goon Dentist Condition Powder clears the eve iriv-

Heriln lJentrilPnrlorl~ir eg gloss to the coat, and lightness to

lii<>li\’“°“‘l Si Phu” MJ his action. lt's just as good for cut-

°"°' P'°'"° um" _ tie sheep and hogs--25c. lb. E. A.

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. . How your or R his hair stiti and dirty? Is he moving

Foster. Ccntrul Drugstore. Sunny-

Ara Your

M can buy.

Bring this ad and l

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Bldd. _ - 1 , 'I _, _-L_ _,_; _,

Glasses Right

Supplies

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Vision changes as all things do with the years and the glasses that were justright a few years ago may be all wrong today. If they have! outlived their usefulness, you are, doing your eyes an injury bywear- ing them and bring on headaches _ and' nervous disorders. Better lvl us test your eyes and see whetliwl’ your present glasses are suited ¥° them i

` B" LY STEWART

E, wg l .IaS»‘.§€;-C(.ElF‘8Tr:f:er11° p lil Soilgs

I have everything neceBlf§l'Y"‘

gqnipmeht for lobster i`actorie_s- all in finest, strongest niateridl’ and latest designs. I hinc iiild 15 ears experience in this work and Know I can give unexcelled sat~ M-ac|;,,,,_ My expense! are low and therefore l can quote low

riees on ali work. l know l iiuu satisfy thc |1108* P“"l°“l“" and y<\u`li be conviiiced also if you have your order heic.

Phone 594 J .

Lobster 1;7`actory_\r---A l EE---~

People’s Theatre To-Ninn

(I) lfer Indian Mother

A Story of the old days.

(2) The Old Sergeant

A Powerful Drama

(5) The Lucliy Charm

A colored filin which will

only lie seen to night.

griat pleasure to all _\"ll0 ;lé’§;`§tt;‘”I'v:‘n "

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ei' Photo Studio “".‘““ 5.""l‘.°.i? ?i.‘1i.;i‘. “Sion

ani ga ` ~' `

y . Mi Margaret Furness sang

aiiili hei iiciistomed cltarncss and The Benevolent Irish Society oi

one ;‘{mrm_ M Charlottetown will celebrate St.

Service

Our ambition always has

been to supply our patrons with the Best possible Opti- , cal Service. The importance of correctly measuring the slightest eye defects, has led to the invention of many scientific instruments and the practise of uieiliois of examination absolutely to be depended on.

For years we have been

using these best systems with pronounced success. Our prices are very low; for instance, o`ur high grade gold filled spectacles fitted with first quality spherical lenses, including examinat- ion only, 3.00. Coiuplicated lenses will cost extra

It will pay you to pat-

ronize us.

'G. F. HUTCHESON

I8 25 -- i9l|

Patrick's day on

r r . . .. Optical ` rriiiiiy Maron mn o o-

o c y a n r er o - bcrnlnns, in the morning at ten o'clock to St Dunsta.n's Cathedlal,

will bc delivered after which the Fio- cictiea will rc-form and parade the principal streets. ln the evening the Grand Irish Dra- ma

“My Geraldine”

Will be presented by the P. E. Island Dramatic Company, in thc OPERA HOUSE, at 8 o'ciock, and will bc re- peated on Saturday evening, March isrh. A special train will be run from Port Vernon on Saturday evening, return- ing after the performance, at the us- ual reduced fares.

Vinnicombs's Orchestra will fllrn-

ish ci programme of splendid Irish musical selections at each perform- iincc. ,

mieson‘s. Adniission tickets for sale at Red

Doors open at 7.15 o‘clock

whcro iservicclwill be held, and a I C k sermon appropriate to the occasion n a e S

Saturday.

Regular 'styles blue

cloth with gilt lettered bands-Sizes 6 to 6 3-4

45c, 60c, 75c, 85c each

Cream Serge Telus

, crowns

Real hair, hair nets Confirmation Veilin

Barrettes large sized Veiliiigs-400 yards

54 inches

\Vash trimmings for

Stanley Bro

SAILOR

0 TAMS

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CHRlSTY’S LONDON, ENG.

O_ur stock of navy blue cloth tams

for Children’s wear has just arrived. The qualities and styles are excellent and the workmanship is of the best. p

\Ve have placed these on display

in our Eastern window for Friday and

Boys’ regulation st) le

small crowns 75c each

Black cloth tains, large

crowns 75c each

with medium sized

85c each

A LA'l`E ARRIVALS

shell

of new blacks

25c each

g45c yard 72 in. 80c yard

wash dress as

S.

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\‘Vt)Ill1D-FAMEU WAX EXHIBITS

' AT EDEN MUSEE.

A regular entertainment is given at

Eden Musee of New York City, and

of the reatest amnsenient at

many E - _' 'tractions have had their first Ameri-

can appearance at this popular place. In spite of this, however, the Eden Musee is best known for its wax works, It was founded primarily as ii place where historical scenes and per- sonages would bc represented in wax. At that time wax figures were made out of papier-mache, dipped lil WB-‘- The result was heavy and unwieldy, unnatural figures. The Musee changed all this. It employed skilled artists and institiitrd a new process of inak- ing all but the trunks of wax llf§\ll”0H~ tirely of wax, No other nmii.<i>,n1r>~\t

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