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291918 morrnmllwcbmnuil __ _ _ _ __ ___ .idilifiinnt

__ _ 1_» _ __ 'rniiomi __ _ - ~ -- --» t - ~ _ l ~ .. ‘ _-Y . _ __--_ _ f_.

' ~ 'A‘r PicNlcs.:1'c._ - -

har- The Canada Load Board is receiv- Ed- ing.a great number of enquiries re- ed- lstlveto the"foall`"regulstloas _apply- ery ing topicnics, ga_rden_parties. _lawn the socials. etc. _ Special ' permit! cis- serve food contrary to the regulations

are ibeing asked for, but such permits

Mr. George E. H ` es. the' retlr- will not_ be given. Mr. I-lent-y

ad- Thomson. éghairman ot the Food by Board s`ta_t today that enactment re- the regulations was prompted bl-'t the need of saving wheat, meat, fats a

_ , ull. sugar, sud that any little disco

who had received the Croix de Guerre fort to which the picnlcer, or oth

lin- person liatrionislng a function ef' on.. kind, may be put, is nellgllile in

_ ' ‘. ‘ tho-_ face of the stern ‘necessity of w

-Asliocirtlon vv _fully discussed 'end conditions. __

-f _ I' ~"0_bservsn_ce of'tiie_food regulstio

Al- at privaté_ and ' pubIlc‘ funcifiorfi

_ ‘ generally hssavslue infinitely gre

Vice President-H. J. Mahon, Mon- er than the worth of the food save

Mr. Thomson added, “waste is in

° 'Remedies And _ Toilet Preparations .°

__ urebeing used by thous- `. _ ands in_every section of \. I. the United States and \ , Canada. .

- ~ -There is a very_ good for this. Each _ Penslar product repre- _ seats the most carefully _ selected ingredients com- f ’ pounded y the most ` skilful students of medi- -\ eine and the finest per- fumers. _ . Let us tell you mire about them. _ _

rg- l&_\\\

E. A. Foster

5 Cintral Drugstore “ Hes quarters for Fishing

Tsclrie .-

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SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE

Mrs. George S. Lortor of this city has received the following letter from- her son who is now in France.

France, May 29, 1918

I _

Dear Mother:-Just in lino or so to let you know that -l have arrived ini France and sm feeling 0. K. and hopo that tlils little letter will llnd you. Dad. Leslio, Gordon and Roll- dle enjoying the best ol’ lioolth.

The weather is just fine ovor here F _ l °”°-""T"`°°*’_' I part of 0. cargo oi’ arms and nm

, “mm” Askior Minard s and take no other. iiugltlon landed on me hd,-lhnrh uuu

w Feed _ _ _ N :rl _ll _ ` morcto‘litl::\illmA‘iist’>l::‘i,i:;l.lcli\x§ otlt l’ti"_l€\co;v

A Nerves

What tired nerves

need is nourishment. Your blood has -failed

'to supply this.

_ To get _ the - system right again you must supply nuiiition in con- densed and easily assi- milated form, as it is found in Dr. Chase’s

Nerve Food.

The blood is quickly I

enriched, the vigor of the nerves is restored, digestion is improved, and soon you feel through the whole bo- dy the energy and vig-

or of health. »

-~v.,.--v.......

may <i°n'i know lust how long it will last, but I certainly hope ll, oonllnugs for some time bccaus it is not very nice to have rainy weather over he,-c_ it is not like when were were in Can- ada. where you have n houso to llyd ln. but then it is war time over -here.

By the bye the bread is beautiful

and white just like we were used to ut home and it is a pleasure to have Eood broad anyway. Well Dear Moth- er must come to a close honing to hear from you soon.

Best of love to all I -am~ sver your

loving son Q50,

712120 Pte. Geo Llirtcr C. A. M. C.

lst Canadian Gen Depot

ward island which was held ~on nesday at Summerslde. passed off v successfully, the attendance being

lprgest in the history of the Asn

_ on.

ing President, delivers? a splendid dress, reviewing the 'work done the Association, making eloquent

distinction won by Major McKlnn

ences' to be in at h condit

- bertou. ` _

ference to the boys overseas and

‘The 'I‘reasurer’s report showed

Matters of s I inteidst til "

the oiow _ o oera were elect

Prehidenmbg-J. Willard Waugh?

tague.

`B.

Treasurer'-E. A. Foster, Charlotte- no on becauseollthe loss

town.

tensible t» ly of .food directly involved; the weaken-

30Cl'9l~&l‘Y.-W. J. Brown, Charlotte- lng ol the good intentions of persons

[CIVIL »

E. Hughes, Charlottetown, and J. Dalton. Summerside.

' ‘In the afternoon the Summcrsldo ‘ounce when we play.

members entertained the visitors with "l have oonlfldence that the peo

a sail over Richmond Bay and ou turn all had "supper at McNel|i`s.

re- ure ready cheerfully to observe su

restrictions as are deemed necessary. They will add to he pleasure of eve

BTARTLING L038.'i'0 CANADA BY -holiday and like function by 'plannl

FIRE8 themselves, and helping others,

TORONTO, May 2.-Canada's total make, all meals and' refreshme loss by fire since confederation is mddolg ln me way of nuhstltuti $500,000,000. according to eVi\`l€I\¢0 SW- and conservation-_ The suggestio en before Mr. Justice Mssterrs com- thus afforded will be an insplratl

who see such waste is a much more

EXBCUI-IVG*-V G- -laYl1l8l0l\- GHOFBU serious aspect of the matter. Sur

E. _lf we must not waste food when

work, we must also conserve eve

ple ch

mission enquiring into fire losses and for guldunoo in the working days.

insurance conditions at toda.y's sit- _ln this country we still have a litt tings, by J. Grove Smith, of the dom- time to play; while we \play let lnlon commission for conservation. help lhe cuund by playing the ga

Fires, Mr. Smith said, had irlCl'B8BBd of food conservation like true sports.

at a. greater rate than population in Every -picnic and ovory public a the 1"* MW Yea” and ‘I9 “0V°°i1\°0 private function where food is serv a m°"“ Bearcliinh 9“‘|U|"Y “ner @V@\`Y should be strictly a substitution nic

fire. He also favored lightning rods ,mm the Wm- ls Wong' and automatic sprinklers as prevent- _____,_____.._____.

atives.

Registration of occupancy, so the

authorities m ht know the use build

is - _

ings were put to and a law compelling DUBMN-_ June g4_._Th¢, pollcd

SEIZURE I

N IRELAND

msumnce “gems to see the P"°¥‘e"W day seized 40,000 rounds of sininuiil

they are insuring, were other sugegs- "On fwnd ln u cohhlghmeht -of gr tions by Mr. Smith for cutting down ln the smllheld Ma,.ke¢____.

me wages' lt is believed' the consignment form

W'-'qw _- _"

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~l»<|\'|»§'hW\\'l%l»'|'§'|'~i‘|"P'l"l"P1*

; 1 , l_ __e=_ 'J -rr j_-_ _ _ some time ago. '

dll* "‘-as ‘

lAo`EN'rs wAN'rEn `

- *TF

TEACHERS WANTED _

AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOIL "the old reliable Fonthill Nurser- ies." We teach our men to sell. Experience unnecessary; highest commissions paid; handsome, free equipment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto. 7074-6-1Meto2lIth.

WANTED AT ONCE-WIDE-AWAKE

commission agents in all sections of the Island to sell to every farm- er and household the UTILITY canning outfit, to preserve fruits and vegetables and save what is going to waste, reduce cost of liv- iug.»A child can operate same and large profits can be realized, by the farmers. . Good- responsible, ener- getic agent to organize the sale and

delay tothe Canadian Home Can- ning Association Limited. 97 St. _-lumen Montreal. --806li~.d~20MEOipd

TEACHER WANTED FOR VILLAGE

Green school, No. 119. $35 supple. ment. Apply Vernon Brehaut, Sec.

0037-fi»24M6lpd

WANTED TEACHER FOR BRACK-

ley Point. First or Second class. supplement $76. Apply C .H. Shaw, Secretary. 9158-ii-28M3i.

TEACHER_WANTED FOR WARREN

i_..__.= _ _ ' 77.1 *nv _ . -

BOARDERS WANTED. wAN'rEo 1-wo on THR:-s"soAno»

ers in private family. Apply 20 - Eust_0n_Stl'6ci.. 9111 -27M3l.

W iN'_l`E_._D_ HEL?- FEMALE

GIRL WANTED., APPL V IELDON

Hotel, 177 Kent Street. 9106-tl-26Mtf

WANTED A GIRL T0 WORK IN

Kitchen. Apply at Lonergan's -Lunch Room, 162 Queen St.

9120-6-27M3i.

COOK WANTED.--AT ONCE AT

Dalton Sanatorium, North Wilt- shire. Plain cooking. $30 per mth.. with room, board and washing, Ap- ply Superintendent Dalton Senator- ium. Give references if possible.

9118-6-27Mlwk

NORTH ADAMS I-l08PiTAL.NORTH

Adams, Mass. offers a three year course of training for young wo- men who wish to enter the nurs- ing profession. Six months of this time is spcni in Mt. 'Sinnl Hospital. New York City. Applicants are re- ceived every three months;

. 8091-6-llsatmtt.

;"L-*-“-3 FOR SALE

FOR SALE 32 ACRES OF LAND AT

New Dominion. Apply S. 'l`. C\\I‘l`i0 _Rocky Point. 9078-6-26M3l.

_ _ AL ' FOR SALE.--SECOND HAND FORE-

ssil, also single dory (nsw.) Apply W. L. D. Box 276. City.

' _ _ - » 9035-6-2-im6iPD. |--=__._'_.`“. -_ “Sf--4

j FOUND

FOUND PAIR OF GOLD RIMMED glasses some few days 1150- _0Wf\9\‘ may have same by. calling at Guard- _ian Omce and paying for adv.

_ miss-2-ssutr.

lvl1soni.I.ANEous

class. Supplement $75. Apply to A. B. Dlckloson, Secretary.

0100-6-26M3i.

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED TEA-

clier, first or second class for Belle River School. No. 136. Suplement $100,00. Apply to A. W. Machsrori, Sec'y. of Trustees. 9094-6-26M6l

WANTED FOR GREENWICH

school. a 2nd class, femlile teacher. '(Protostsnt). Duties to begin July 8th. Supplement $40. John B, Mc- Ewen, Sec'y. Greenwich. R. R. No.

I _. __ _ i-wAN'rso Finer on sscono

School. Supplement $80.00. W.

class teacher for De Sable School.

WANTED ONE B£GOND CLASS'

Supplement $80f ‘Edwin Murphy. Secretary . 9154-tl-28M6pd.

TEACHER WANTED AT ONCE FOR

Glen Valley School, N0. 163, Sup: plement $50. App‘y Hugh Nichol- son, Secretary; 9153-6-2&M2i.

TEACHER WANTED FOR BIG RUN

School. 'Supplement $60. Spring and fall vacations. Freeman Robert- son, Secretary, Point Poplar. ‘

9151-6-28M6pd

'rsAcl-len wAN'rso FEMALE TEA-

cher for Mount Hope School. Sup- plement $30‘.0U`. Spring and fall vac-

ply to Allan -Robertson, Secretary.

li. no. a. sizo-6-Illusion. ;|..__.........-

”’i l _ _ - _ ~~-' ---v- ’- - 1'eAcHsn wAN1'sn-- ssco~n_ _3IT\_l’“_1I0 _ _ ‘fiCt0ry Bonds

SALESMEN - axctualvs LINE

Atclilson . . . . ... Ain Loco .. Anaconda Can Pac

Am S & lt M. F. Ct. Mex Nor Power Rcaliing ._ S. P. S. 'l"_ ll.

U. I". A. F. Utah _ Crucible P. R. S. Central ._

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i_ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS A

` Q LONDON, June 27.-The Austr

economical situation is not so b

'-'*-1! as the enemy-would have us bellcv

was the gist of Lord ‘Roert Ccc

TEACHER WANTED FOR NORTH 'conversation with the corresponds

Granville School. Supplement $7_0.- l¢,duy_ “Undoubtedly there is a src ADPIY £0 Wm- R- TRYIOT- Se°\‘0fal‘Y deal oi’ agitation and considerable u

3097'5'22Ml5lPd- rest in Austria at present, though

believe it

AUSTRIA’S STATE

I8 EXAGGERATE

Grove School first or second- class. , - ' ln the time of tlielast campaign of th Supplement $80. Apply Walter TEACHER WANTED FOR ARMA- hugh;-'Q more wdlfmore' pacifist tal

Scott, North River. 9149-6-28M3i. dale School. Supplement $50;spring than ever before, The condition

and fall vacation. _lt_ D. _McKinnon Auslrlh may be l,ad_ und wo have go

TEACHER WANTED FOR M43- Secretary, Armadale R. R. Selkirk mhsoh to hhdw l lig bnd__put the mer

couche school, second class, unc Station, P. E. l. 9072-6-25M5i. fahl lhhl their nowshunol-n, which nr

As distributor, should write without C0!1\D0¢€¥li- £0 £83011 Fr0l'lCl1 Drefcr- _ much more under control than our

red. Supplement $60. Midsummer ATTENTION.. PRINCIPAL WANT- glye ll such publicity, and tho fa holidays. Apply A. J. Poirier, Sec’y.‘ ed for Victoria School. Supplement hlm that mullnrn of such s natur

9032-6-24M5ipd voted-$150. Midsummer vacation. could only he hulnlnllod with tho f

' ' ADDI? by 1917-ei' 01' lil DSYBOH if D05' consent of the Government gives in

WANTED A TEACHER FOR COR- sible. E. Boswell, Secy_ Trustees. vm-y all-Ong roaunn ld doubt their ver

rnvllle school. Supplement $25. . 9030-6-24Mtf. C|ly_ The peace offensive hasnt msd SDFIHS and fail V308'-I0" BY 0\`d°i" ` ' any great advance yet, as the enemy of trustees. Pius MacMillan. S00' TEAQHER wANTeo Fon CAPE still devoting all attention to the i> "e“"'Y °f T1`“5tee5- 9133'6'29M3l~ Bear School No. 97. Supplement ties. The Imperial Conference bein

f ' 65. Summer vacation. A .I Wm. held in London is the most valuab TEACHER WANTED FOR "FOREST lrvlug, Secretary, Mullililslli Har- from-many British vieW°Doints.aI1d Hi" 9°h°°'- 3"PP‘°m‘°“‘ 550-00- noi- n. iz. No. 1. 9182-6-2oEsl. so from me allied-viewpoint, Noiliin Spring and fall vacation- Apply to W ' ~ . can exceed tho ordor and notormln A- D- M“°d°"“'d~`S°“`°”"`Y- F"’°*" 1'EAc|-isa WANTED Fon Pom' tion to continue the war ortho colonies

Hm- 9162'6'23M3’_Pd~ - lilll school, nlslrlot No. 4, Prince represented bvtheir ststssmew Sus

' W . - s s on la s conference will be all to the 'comme

TEACHER WANTED Fon BON' l`e(l1`l:’litgr'; nsuyorpltenigot $?lc5.00i_ Acpply good later. They will also_discuss Shaw ”°“°°'- N0- 257 ""°°“‘* “ia” to Aronlo Ellis, secretory Trustees, the economical conditions. It is very Apply.” °l“h“ M°M““““’ Secretary* Port Hill. lil-45-6-28M-il essential _iliat wo should all discuss ` Silplllemenf 575-00- 91_45'6'23M3i ' " . ' I that, and if we are ever to need an

' ~ w 1' D TEA Hen Fo ll.. thin of the ieasue of “ations it mu

TEACHER WANTED Fon L'TTl'E‘ stll‘nEsclio l No. 105. Silgpleixent be bised upon the economic pressure.

Pom’ S°h°°l- Supplement voted' $50.00. had-summer vacation. B. ___ ___.__._.____~

$50.00 second-class perfsired. A.D L_ Cumpbely Secretary OLBMY’ R_

McDonald, Durell Lot 56._Sec’y. R_ 2 9136_6_28M3|pd ' ' "

9121.6-zrlvlsl. L _ _ _

TE/WHE” WANTED "`°R S"”'N°'o mole teaonor for cope rggmont HALIFAX. N_S. anno za.-#iQue “Bid S°h°°'# mm °' “°°“f“ “ms-‘ School. No. 60. Supplement $80 tions furnishes by r.e. Mccorny S“PI’l°‘“°“l $12530* Apply l° We" Mid-summer vacation. Apply to Co., stock and bond brokers, me

"“5t°“ Haslam' Secretary' Emerald' Napoleon Arsenllult, Secretary. " b s Montreal Stock Exchange. li- R- N0- 3- _ 9110'5'2"Mif~ oimaszslusi. cllrniy Building, Holitox. N. s.l

TEACHER WWTF” "°“ "EW 'rsAc»-lsn wAN'reo 'Finer on cl.os|No Pnicss. ~m“55°“' S°h°°l nf” fm' “°'°°“d second class for Sea View school. Yesterday Today-

84% 68% 67% 147112. 79% 102"/5 100% 93% 83% 46% 121% 85% 82%

69,/l’

Sli ._

68%

67 ....148

19%, _ _ . ..1o3% ..._.1oifii,

83'/i

ir _ _ ..1211,i.

solo 30% 68% ss

Cla" l°“°h°" for Eu" R°y""y‘ ation. Seven pupils on the -roll. AD- U. _S._ . . . . . . . ` 108 _

1 tirass Caps $4.85 Brass Rail $6.75 Continuous Post $1.3

A. Miller. Sec’y. Charlottetown fl. - _ ' ' - ~ " 91'g1_,y;29M4|_ _`w_____ _

of he nd m- er this 'the

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" ' ' " personally am inclined to IB WANTED ' EXPENENCED TEACH' greatly exaggerated. It had been ob- Bi' ‘°" CIW* WVU* 5¢i\0°\- 5“l7DlB' vlous that the Germans and Austria ment $75.00. Apply to C. D. Mc- have mud., n huliii always of ndverti L9Hn._s‘_3C"9t‘"Y- _ 9040’5`25M6lPd- ing the fact when the economical co

ditions in their respective countri

TEACHER WANTED FOR CURN' have been bad, their idea evidently b

wall School. First or second class. lhg to lull the ulllod to sleep. Thus SUDDIQNBIR 530- ADIFIY J- D- MU they thought they would take us f Lean, Secretary, Cornwall. June pmph,»ed_ and lo u oortuln degree t 2300-1913- - ` 9177'0'29M3l- was not without its effect. ln Brltai

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s‘“’P‘°"‘°m $65' Midwmmer VM' for city, town or country Big earn- Thg lmdgrgi ned- having

‘ "°"‘"‘~ *ml* ""i’*""*“‘°°l"'*"" "°”` l nts d.P_~-~ oneiit all out ’~' ' ‘ ` eg il V'

~.» as f '~-_- ~' §'§'nAvso ou. M*1~a»=sei|lsss.' A white bull. with latte notch from 'tcp of each oar. lf not claimed will be sold to psy expenses. P. A- lamil. st. ons:-los. sions-zlmlii

_ .

CUT THI8 OUT FOR LUCK. .SEND ` birth date and 10c`"for wonderful -horoscope of our entire life. Prof. Raphael, 94 Grand Central Station, New York. _ 5061-5-18Sst7lpd.

_ , -l t tiii'£8

Five dolars cos9:“Mm` A rs . ....1 ...fs T 'I-_IT HOUII AN 0 0

s ' alter Jul filth. Alrlil 90

,Ay you* QUT op 1-ow" _Ag._ must have certifiedtesohing abil counts by Dominion Ellireel -M'°\1°Y.

i-equi ` - for Snshhtohewan und Ai berta schools opening in August. Salaries $800 to $1000 WI’ \‘\““m Full details each aD0°|U¢l_l1°llf ND plies. _Apply statins n\i=_Iii\°'lii°"°

to ialnsdisn Tetachers Agency, Bo

a ."

H.L._ c.o_ Guardian Office

I ,s

N-' \°‘ M ' autos-s-zmmzmos

IHURRAY HARBUR NORTH DCHDOL

Supplement $75.00- »\I>D\l°i‘““_

ity. Trustees will an-anis for Wil*

sblx hoarding home. Summer vac- sti a.. This is a most interestlnk-

ml promising nosooi in a vivwwi-

W NTED, A LARGE STORAGE , Qatar tank for stncit,:iso2h.p.gaso»

line engine or windmill with tower. Same must _be_in_ good repair and reasonable. Cash waiting. Address Box 118, Guardian. 9147-G-28M‘3i

»._~,‘ \ \.- -. _ ,_

WORK ON A FARM AP

" ’ Charlottetown

" olsi-s-rams.

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glliloogvs. __9l85-0-8_oM__6_i

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_ _ ings guara e o 1 Y been appgmt tg gg |¢.

tm Maw" swmoora-ezsmslpaf l;>_l>_;aN<‘>"s)x_§g;i_°",”_§ .`f,‘{'_"§,'§,',l',‘.',,",',§° _ tory Bonds fforctahe dipecial . _- _ ~ 'j 'teor _ .

'7FF'*E£;`=H%N°”'° THWHER tcdali

'nf-I’ _ I hydthe Coréidmittce is l1`i2

f _ -- f - z I eres `wAN1°so, Room AND some IN-‘ €gr=m:i§°S§.:n-_5 _lrbrzo years?

private family, iii quiet. district for ' . young woman. Apply in writing to Sdld 8DDllC8l1O_Il I0

_ s17'i.s-tonal _ __E”te[n cg,

l, c_n.s.1;oNcw_om`~n __ Acting "Manager

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_ "- .'14 .

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ll ` owednesday--Half Holidays _pf

We Close Wednesday

At, 12' o’clock _ _ _

_l Please shop early so that our employees may » ‘ get away promptly. Your co-operation will be

i __ _ _ -_

. -.» -_-' _-.

EAUTIFU L PARLOR FURNITURE

An. immense Range of

to Select from

__-~._

-5`

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,J ` _ I ll; New and

' ) ,I lol / -_ . _ I up-to- ate _ _ The finest _ I3 ‘ __ selection to

0 0,3 choose fr o in

\~_ \ __ _ no in thld;Province,

\‘ A A ' A all displayed on

wiht( ` liilllilihh-° ~

if our 5th floor. `-ll’ ` ~~f;1*l_-¥0ur-asof0-_-----

See Before

You Buy

' To ensure entire satisfaction it -is necessary to

see and select your Parlor Suit. There are so many styles, so many different coverings, _so many coloiings

d d ' that it is not ossible to o de t°'f c-

,, HH ESIQDS I) I' I' S3. IS 3.

torily by mail. We want you to call and see ours. Please. to show them whether you wish to buy or

merely to look. _

3-PIECE PARLOR SUITES - 5-PIECE PARLOR SUITES

in an immenseranlze of styles. Cover-

ings in Tapestry, Silk, Verona and Velour, Chesterfield Sets, Stuff Over Sets, _ctc, etc ............... $20.00 to $125.00

OAK LIVING ROOM SETS

3-Piece _Oak Livin: Room Set in big

massive design-Upholstered in genuine Leather, tapestry, etc.. ..... ._ $35 to $50

5;; \> Ali... ‘-i 'V

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2. `- \,4-/-""‘ ._ _ .lgi_ii!1lLl‘- ‘5i‘_l~l ,;1_°'_ ' Qiii-I-i»“‘-“ "l“t`ii“"f""i. ll

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_ .W-e Can.Ssv.e-YouiMbney-On . ='_"- I I `

BEISS ANU

_ 'l_`he~finest_variety we have ever shown, in Birch Mahogany and also in genuine Mahogany. Beautiful range of `coveritiizs_

_ $30 to $85

one Penton Pincus Qdd_ Chairs and Rockers of every

d@SCrlDil0n-at every nrlce-a full ran e of styles ..... __ . . . . ... $6.50 to $15.0?)

as:|:>|:>|No _ .__

Having immense stocks on hand pur'chasod_ before prices advanced enilliléb

us to _gall at lpewest pgsslléle priclels. hCom&i_;rei?&r prices. t - - ~

emem rout oo sare ig est _ _R __ ` _

__ ALL srvtas AND §izas _

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_ l\'l| fl*-'-11

f \_i'l\i

Beer & Weeks Beer & Weeks Wei* '$0'

_ $6.00 “Hercjules’_’ _sp

= are iguarariteed for;

- ~»-.` I costs you less than 25c ii y`§i3ai_'.-___ 3. _

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