----vu qnuav 1151 Uvannslrnsnav nuuuwl "D

morethe-lot-ot the nov. R. uni-my the ii

Phill! _ - tar-_to lllvistv t.w<r- -_ll &er meh wasnheld on“Saiur- in

(riot, who on ursday morning sat_ 1;' . _ in

'V »-:+»:-H ef. ez-»i.~i»:.-i~.: -»~:<i~i+:+-H».;.4».

Island Roll

KILLED ACTION

t Wm B Brady. Charlottetown

Cyrus B. Birt, Pllqnld Bali..

IN

Ser! . . . ,__

A_ c_ Hendenom UMM |¢q`,|_ Pte. Alex. Lorne McNeill, Rocky Poing Jann m¢i.em. Chmonewwn. HMI Corn Robe" 0_ stewut, Dunngg. Sapper S. Robinson of Charlottetown.

mlm _ _ _ Leo Wonnacott. Hunter River.

' Eta; `%;i__gus l£cDoti:`_ld,' goseberry

me i .Co on ._ 9. _$03. .9815 iie _ova _ _

gg: :mua:n`§_:;31:5\_' M||i.g°,,;i _ Richard Warburton, Charlottetown. `

Pte. 'r. J. iuarun, Charlottetown. Lt- Relvh Rasa". Kensliizton.

»~»~f-».~-we Li €.=::ei:‘.§';::.:».§i:iP°"~

. H. McLaren. Cable Head.

Charles McFarlane. City..

Pte. E. Dixon. Galspereaux. F’

a

_ M v. e. _ Wm _ .

M' J Frgiig' nn°"H?"2, 31,9,-_ Geo. H. Campbell, Cape Traverse.

James F. 8 D '

' “_ Sergt. Herbert C. M_cintyre.

Charles L. Pitts Charlotteto ugyd L___em_m_ Cal8____y_ ro__me___y or

len, Charlottetown. °°l`S° 0WD- _

.iveri?o¥eA(|la.llant, Charlottetgwm Stewart l-ilcken, New Glasgow, N. S., ' Wm. M. McLaren, Cable 1-lead; John Watson, Kensington.

Plus _,_ Cumpbem Etmu-“_ Fred. Wadmaii, Charlottetown.

(formerly of Georgetown.) Davis 1iicEachern, Cranbrook, B. C.,

wiiiiain iicckhert, Montague. iforrnerly of Iris. P. E- I-l

Arch. Campbell, Long River. Albert Campbell, Cape Traverse.

Waiter Lnntz, Charlottetown.

John Watson, Albert0n._

DIED FRDM W

Private William Gordon, Montague Pte. John W. McDonald, Bradalhane. Patrick A. McManus, Bonshsw. Private Arcb. McKinnon, Canoe Cove; Gunner Neil Mcieaac, Sotiria. Private Walter Smith Pownal, (Weaif John Currie, Charlottetown. ern Canada.)

George Dunn, Rustico. William D. McKinnon, Heatherdale. Donald D. McPherson. Glenwliliains John Daniel Jarvis, Grand Tracadie; Gordon Manderson, lilnlpeque. John D. Burns. Spring Valley. ~ Harold A. Proud. Clinrlottetown. Henry BFYBII. C0l1llJl0fl. Bal1E0I`~

William Mclntyre, Churlotietzowii.

WOUNDED

Harry Whitlock, Charlottetown Private Geo. W. Sharp, Sumnierside. ‘Donald Private J. E. Loclierble, Cascumpec

Private Bruce McLellan. indian River. Pte Damien McKenna, Charlottetown Private Charles S. Beaton, Brookfield

rp.. Ainin-one Cosgrove. Welllnston

Wilfred Clark Wright, Victoria Cra-

and.

Bay Roliiert Tremor. Charlottetown, (Van-

couver, B. C.)

Lieut. Reuben E. Stewart, Wilmot

\‘alley (Montreal).

Corn. H. S. Pierson, Charlottetown.

(Victoria Australia).

'M.J. Fraser, ll/biin Road Cross.

Lance Corporal M.W. Chisholm, Uigg. Lance Corporal, Angus Arsensiilt,

Abram'e Village.

Private W.E.H. McKay, Bradaibme.

(Gas Poisoning).

Murdock Neil McPhee, Heatherdale. - Stephen McKinnon, Charlottetown. Private Peter Martin Grant, Bangor.

Albion. Pte. Samuel Elliott, Winslow Station.

Pte. Harry Riley, Sea Cow Pond, Lot 1 Pte. Donald F. Campbell, Newport.

Lot 54. -

Sergeant John A. McLean, North Car

digan. -

Private Gordon M. Sinclair, Montague.

Pte. Wm. C. Delaney, Kensington.

Lieut. Eric Warburton, Charlottetown. Pte. Clifford Rogers, Mlecoucho, P.l!l.i. Pte. Alexander McDougall, Nine Mile

Creek. f

Sergt. John Ai. McNeill, Charlottetown Farrier, James Glilispie, Appin Road. ~ Donald D. McPli'e‘riion, Glen William,

(seriously ill) . f

John Gunner James M. Smith, Lot ilil, (Ber-

Clark, _ ionsly ill.) _

Sapper J. McDonald, Charlottetown.

Samuel Chandler, Pownal.

Co

Pte .

J. Brown, Mt. Albion.

John

nii'ei'INo.

Cape

- lei Parlourl. Su

A-so *-4*

Gallant, Wheatley River.

H. Bealrsto, Halhurloii. _

Allan Private D. G. Gilbert, Fanniiig.

D. G. Fanning, Charlottetown. ' Pte. Daniel Stewart, Dunstaifnage. Daniel H. Bears, Brooklyn, Lot iii.

James Marshall, Covellead Road

Pte. F. Gaudet, Miscouche. Sgt. A. Phillips. Charlottetown_ _ Patrick Hogan, Hope River, Pte. V.E. McLeod, Fredericton,P.E.I.

Malpeque. Corp. Prescott For-hes, Tyne Valley.

Gerald Walter Riley, Hillsborough.

Gaudet, St. Nicholas. Prescott Forbes, Tyne Valley _

Alperton, Pie. Roy Fitzgerald, Charlottetown

York, Pte. Harry Lund, Charlottetown. _ ` Road. Pte. Michael Jarvis_ C ve Head.

Hill. L. Corp. Elmer Bowness. Norboro.

(.oles, Cpl. L. Win. West, Crapaud.

Hammond Johnson, Charlottetown.

Pte. Michael Dalton, Georgetown. Pte. John McGougan. Malpeque.

Pte. C. A. Rogerson, Kinkorax

ilorp. L. W. May. West Covehead.

Augustus W. Down, St. Peter’s Bay.

Geo. A. Crossman_ Charlottetown.

Lance Cpl. Fred Andrews, Ch"l'own. John McLeod. (son of Angus McLeod)

Charlottetown.

Urban P. Bradley, St. 'I‘heresa’s.

Long John A. Stewart, Charlottetown.

Wm. Goodwin, Morell. - Louis Mclifurrer, Charlottetown.

Everett McLeod. Grand View.

Russcl Ingles, Kensington.

Leslie S. McDonald, Peter's Road.

Joseph It.~McKin`n`on, Lot 14. John Goodwill McQuarrie. New Dom-

inion.

’l‘iiarldie_ Knockwood. Lennox island. Lc.Corpl.Joseph J.Slmons, St. Peter's'

Wm. W. ltiley,'Hllishoro.

Maurice Doiron, ,South Rustico. Tom Leenian. Calgary, formerly of

Georgetown.

William Wright Huestis, Charlotte-

Sergt liugli

Cameron Charlottetown nham. Royalty Junction

Pte Fred

fir. Vernon I.

Gallant, St. Gauiniiel Gillis.

DISCHARGED ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNEBB.

. Gr. Ernest Davey. Charlottetown.

PRIBONERB IN GERMANY.

oizo on nii.m\l\v ,asap/ics

to . ~- _A

*~~ “'-~-f¢a»°”,°~°'L°~'f i.-.:ei....f>:::°i.-:.’°:.‘;:“;z.¢::.'sian *=~-1-=-»=~-=-~‘ - sew v ~

price. 1266-8-2Mws2wksEw2wks , _ ' u

-RECOVERING - The many

friends of Mr and Mrs Jose i

. t_ ¢___'_i_, ~

‘pleased to learn that their daughter. _ ' 6 0

Miss N'oia, who was operated on a bout three weeks ago for appendiciils at the Prince County Hospital. han returned homo greatly improved and tocleanso andp S her complete recovery will only he the '

matter oi' ii few days.-ii.

pl

L Mct‘ullougli. Summerside will be

-WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MEET- _

_ ING.-A large nniiiiier ol' members at 'i:.fi)l|uiiiirnel?airda|iil:ihi‘\¢l>ilL .

tended the uiinuul iuceting of Sterling ,-gush hand, thu; A

Women's institute, when the following fragrant super-

oi'llcei‘i~i were elected,- Prsideiit, Mrs. creamy gmouienw E

Walter Simpson (re~elected). Vice are most, efloetivn,

President, Mrs. Wallace McKay (re ` Sample Free by Mail L

elected); 2nd Vice l‘i‘esidciit, Mrs. f v\itiis2-u.siinnuok./ii1-

Tliomas Holger (rc-elected); Secret ` 2ii°.°:.i¥l’}'.'{fiififni.g¢'iiiif E

ary 'i`i'easurei'. liirfi. .lohn Mcfliiigaii. _ ,',';;,’i,',;',‘,';,,,,,§‘_‘,"“"“'°"“"' _ 1-,.,_e|e,._le,1) Dh.e,.to,.S_ M,.B_ H_ »|~_ - " Miss Emma White, lurk Poiiit Pickering, (re»elected); Mrs. Alfred

Fvfe (reolected and Miss Geneva 'V

e

~ l y. / I I A a il

very successful _veaix having raised, over $44000 much oi' wliicli has been (7

McK.i This Institute has li i ni

used for Patriotif purposes, with _ siiinil iiiiiniint fm prizes and \'mae ('

gifts for the children of Stanley* and Q

liopc River Schools. '

ii

Every Womaii’s Ambition

F R k ' " ' .nan nh-n-r i-r ir nur " w“'"" or £31! Eaiilyasatisficti V -___ A

I-lollow cheeks with dark lines un-` .._.. dei' the cycs, _ how a woman hates _'Z-;~§j._ them. ' i _ "'.'_I_-_7- il.

But rosy cheeks clear skiii, and

and she is happy.

The woman who attracts, ' whose 11”*

fre*-ili, iiaiiitv complexion compels no

ir io is ai l`

-‘_- iw--i ' :~.`-: _

~ _ -:.‘°.'-3;, _ *.5-_-' '

bright eyes. give them to ii woman _I-;:`_‘.:`:;“f""". -,-_\ § /_ _ __ ,‘.j-,;_-.I_

| ' 2 ,'.~.‘..~-_'~ _

" ' :-7. :-; *ir-'-~, - `*f.;°..?Z \ 1 ' ----*

. _ ' . _ ~_. '§ i’ Se; ~ 2 _ ~.__ _ _ _:.__..':' _ - -' -_ ~ ‘ - ' - ~ - -”“' \’ '- . ‘ ~. ..

ilition_ Bad complexion always means _ ~_‘_=,'~,'j-1.'-'.j-‘.;' '_-‘.‘;.'_.:._ _. ` ` 39" ` ' " ' '; _ I .-jf-`:_-‘. ._ ,.._ ., _:,_§_:j-I-‘ .

_ - “..--1.'-. _ ..- v... ._ -.:_.-.-'i-{,2.~."o'i:;;',-.-.:.

bad blond l °' ~ ‘ ‘ _ Girls, iloii‘l. let your blood grow thin --

or watery. 'i`o do so brings on liag~' ` gnrd looks iiiid declining strength. | Many a woman who has allowed

herself to ruii-down. to develop that tired . worried look hus built ii p iigaiii in this simple way. \Vh_v don’t you

' _ _

t ._ Announcing a New Supply of

At the close oi’ every meal, just _ i _,_

take two small chocolate-coated Fer- n i ‘ f __ _ _ __ _

-rozoiie Tablets- any Dcrsoii can do ' . ~ »» -» -' ‘- -.5 ._,. _ .-

this iii it minute. The action of l~`ei'- Q _

rozone is apparent. at once. it sets _ ' - _

you up.i1inkcs you feel good, starts _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ' ,_ __ __ _ Q.,

_Iii v<:_1_1°_ai>}i__e;§te, a__id_s__iiiiiei;iion.__ pr- v ~ ji _ - __ _ _f _ _ - __-1' i__,;._ iff?-

n s a o -me ee n o 'oiii n-‘-' ' i° - 1- -- ` ~ _- - -- Q , . .1-:f_ _ wiim mm a “___ E i , We considered ourselves fortunate indeed in being able despite the war coriditib‘ns‘ 'tos rea 3

. K ! . _ _ _ f

sermons poo. you on nie right great Supply of Linens from the famous “SHAMROCK”'mills in Belfast. ` _» road-the one leadin to health. ' ‘ ' ' " ‘ - ~ - '- Not ___ _mm womag ____ c___m ____ed_ _ We had anticipated being unable to secure anything in this iin_e fora long time to come-and _are l ing 1,1000. vigor, ....,,,,,,..,,.,._ no, ,, -delighted to present to you, some of the most attractive items in this line, that we’ve ever placed on our

pei_'soi1 who is yi/eii_i_¢_, _:ier_\;;i_us i_i_r sickly, C()unt¢|'S_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

no ii person n ~ ea w o won‘:_ _ - - . . . ' . .'~ _ , ‘

|,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,_,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,_ v Here are afewof the new things. -We invite your inspection, and esoeciall em hasize the fac

one 0 practical] this whole shi m`ent was bon ht and 's ff d it BEFORE THE W R Y CE

As zi tonic aiid restorative. as ii y p g I 0 ere a A S'

health-hriiiger and lioiiy-builder, Fer-

rozoi\e'is unrivalled. lt, cures

cause it contains the elements that build up and strengthen. For better looks and better health try Ferrozaiie yourself. sold everywhere. 501:. por box, il boxes for $2.50, or by mall from The (lntarrliozoiie C0.. Kingston, Ont.

ni at n, wavs i-me ul of icr. health, paiiiculnilv oi’ liei blood con

Use INVERNPESS, 'instead °, Hard Coalf

Economize with comfort

by using INVERNESS -- the clean. screened co'ai- lnstcad of hard coal. ln- verness gives just as

~ much heat as hard coal-

and costs only about HALF As MUCH.

iNvsxNtsann~ Bestf. Finance C o al y

i

Inverness is cleaner

than hhrdyooiil _

--less ashes

-#less waste "

-°-`-leie dll’t, ' -less soot in pipes. fur-

DDCB lilllflflhd flll!S.

INVERNESS-the house

wife? __.fa_\rprite coal-- BUG lii§_\`\_s tiiuch heat ae hard coal. you can buy 2 tons of INVERNESS for almost the price,of one ton of lard ooai . s.

NOTE- “Regulate your

£i_i_i;_nace drags” properly

YOU R60 " rg ppl' gn

ln_v_§-nits. ‘pg-ortpq thu, shy-other i. " » if .-

for NVE

FC lilllllf

`-'54-i-¥`w~1L»~-4f»1i¢-\iii35it~5é~@-e.--»¢?¢v4¢iiii5¥-ii.&i~.»-»- " _ ._ .‘.-“f_‘;_.'2.v..'.;.-...;.‘...‘.. J-..L.....s;~,i's... -..;

»- - - ~ -1.-»»-»~ -»- ----

,_ ,_,¢,T7_ .- _f_ _ . _ . . _

ua;-GN! word each iiinr y

this sad visitation.-. _T____! Monmna D.. _Ly on-_ann C h or _vertisngin this column. u

§’,..-_-.-_~_~ can in obwnedmgepaierira 'ronwr miie ,§’§{,',°,‘f' “'“" 0

" ' ‘ du uiwn “"-

- _ _

-w. x. meeouaau, oioiie rox ax- ,.|,,,,., ,,,,,,,.3,f¢f§°,7‘:‘_1‘f,,,;‘,§"_'f_ §Q;§§T§ n

~ ‘ ia Guardian agent in Summer ' _e of Honnr §a*:_‘l°~ _ 1200-ezaiwnzwirrnzwks. r

_-__ |

. -A » " --Preserving time is here; get your S,turdl§;n€v3,‘;,lr"}R?sr;" 53;? gn f

perfect fruit jars, preserving keilles y,',o_--N°nh-‘m_.ZJohn T McKay_ sail; etc., at headquarters-Braces. 3 __ wew; K_‘s|fu,5ell_ bortage; DL.

M 1~-- Gillis a Dt. Lockhart, Keiisiiigtoii‘

" WANTED at once by Mrs R 'I` and Willis Kelly' Travellers Restfqn t

Holman, Summerside ii good cook. _BALL GAME Th __ H _"LA Highest wages, no washin_g.__4 8__M___ on Monday event; was eperlfmpf the D

‘ most hotly contested game of they

- -- - A

_ """- season, the Pioneers won . rom the In- C ._poi.ics cousin- at the roiioe dependents Wm __ score? ___ 3 to 0_.

Court, Monday inornin'g;~ Harry Kelly, Belted" _P1 __ i M h t pleaded guilty on n first offence of the and McNf°`m_q“?:Es Messrs Mum y

Prohibition Act and was lined $l0_0 Thompson _md Mggigdensr M2255:-_

[ll l Fl it ` '

“"3 "°5'“ °" . me *"0"* 15° ne P" ' lough, Umpire and Mr. Paul Durant,'" '-5- base Judge.--H.

--FOX NETTiNG- Noi only are

Braces headquarters for all ranch _

netting, h ut they also have the right thing in fox biscuit, feeding pans. _ _ drinking foniitaliis etc. Get BRA(_‘E’S

_ Doiihtworiy

//fs, "`5T`»...e;

fe.

to soothe and heal.

. “"?'l"”°"'°“- ’°°“°"~' sEi_oiAN FETE FUND coN'riNuEn.

IESTERII PEISOIIILS ' §

-Ml".__ and Mrs. Michael Ready, C “"9 calms' 5 "

iristowii, were in Summerside on Sat-

rilfiy visiting friends.--H. M

-Mr. Samuel Frizzie, Loche Road, Mrs' Michael G°'m°'e~"'

was in town .on Monday, returning

from a brief visit to friends iii Try- Mrs' James T"“i”°r‘

'~ -~‘ ~- ~ - ~Mr. John Holloran. fisherman oi_

' cllllcllla Campbellton, Lot 4 was iii town on

Nik.

»

i-itnrdny truiisaciirig business. He

Gunn"-a 0|ntm'“ returned home on Monday.-I-i.

mount previously acknowled- ged. $4458.98 nat Royalty Patriotic Socie- ty, per J. H. Love. 25.00 adies oi’ Alpha institute, York. per Miss R. W. West. 15.00 xelsior Farmers' institute, York. pei' E. J. Veaiiey` 5.00

hc New Porth }`ii'iiiicli of the limi Cross Society, por Mrs. S. Vaiillilersiiiic. 17.00 ornwoll School, Cornwall, P. _

ollscted by Mary McKenna, in the Baldwins ltoud and Sr. Theresa Road.-

»-WEDDING lELL8.- A verwl Mr_. Patrick Campbell. stty wedding took 'place at the home Mrii Pa'ti icli Camplgall.

which the young eo ple are held by Mr. Michaei`SBllPhY- heir many friends. After an even- Mr. Bernard Clarkin. ing_ pleasantly spent all departed to Mr. Martin B. Corcoran. t]i0lr`li0nie.i wishing Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Johii Sanplly- - Webster many years of happy wedded Mrs. James Saiii>hY-

_ Mrs. James J. _Sanphyi ‘

Mrs. Patrick Cairns. _

rs. John F. Corrim.

rs. John Corcoran.

n, Siiaini-ock mid Rose Valley.-H. Mrs' Peter C°mm'

5.00 ‘

5.00

Miss Isabella C. Robertson. alance of Baldwiiis' Road. ed Cross Funds, per Augus-

.K A __-\ _ _ - __-~ A - _-_- _ -- ~_ .. ~- ;~ . -f' _ . _ " ..-CUDQIH-NlK1{|-I. ` t fell once down to breakfast in the usual manner. . .-t... ._ .1 ' ii§5»,f§j,,,';f`“`¢" ._ ..._ I i

' A store breakfast was over he laid his he ~- a’ pr . _ .

and on the table 1111011, £0150 lmlv- _ _ __ _ __ _ .»~ _ or the hride'| -parents Mr. gnu Mrs.iMr`e. I-iiigli 'llcéuii

0111 0! hi! dell' Wifi’ 11° W" f°“Dd ' ""“ - - A tsnuqep ~. fnou5i"_ ,_g°,~|}_°,-,, my Mi" mtheri,ne_cnrrnn.

Wednesday.” " July "Kilt w en their Mrs. ‘Joseph Mcqpald- oungest daughter' Enodllimira was Mr. Patrick Trainer.

nited i ii marriage t_o_Alouzo Webstei Mrs. James P. McQuaid. f‘ the same place. Rev-. George ir~lMrs. James B. McQuaid.

vine oi Clifton _ performed the eerc- Miss Mary McKenna.

nioiiy in the presence or-.ine i'inm`edi~_»_Mrs_ Peter tiartean-

te relatives of the young couple. Ai' Mrs. Martin Corcoran.

ight o'clock the br-l_de_ .entered tiie'Mrs. Francis P. Corcoran.

oem leaning on the sriii of her father Mrs. Patriclg McQiiaid.

while _the wedding march was beautz- Mrs. Robert Curran.

ully rendered by Mies- Lena Nlchob Mr. Peter McKenna. .

on of Stanley. cousin ,of the bride. Mrs. Peter McKenna. ._

'i‘he_hride was tastefullydresseii in Mr. Michael C0_i;r_>_ofi»an.' white niiioii over satin . wftii’Iace_ Mrs. Michael Cagoorhn.

rlnimlngs. licii veil prettiiy arranged gre. Hugh Mc . with orange b soma.'~ Ho- only__oi.,I_ rs, Thgs.¢§.‘ai_' _ _nl lnauieiit was a (T?neclcfTli.\ce'~ E set with ‘Mr. Hon? G ' n. eine tiiegin ot nie groom. The pre- Mrs. Joh calms.

_ts r_eceived,_ we. n\u_nerous~ an _ rs. Thos. B`_ win. _ 2‘itly__-tesIii'ying_to§§ie'l\igh esteem ig gre. James -Btlgwins. _` _1

1.vo .

4~50~Mr. Terrence Cairns. '=.

ollected also from St.~Tliere- M,-_ ,md M,-,_ Wm_ Paulus sa. West. , ’ . ‘ ’

A 'Union Road.

Mrs. Elmer Ritchie, City.

Miss Minnie Rackham, City.

A Friend. Clyde River; L00 Helen Fleigher,_Victoria_, Cra- 1-00 paiid, proceeds of sale of

flowers.

‘ Helen Reeves, Victoria School

District No. 47, Prince Co. '

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oiefe OCC

M1. _

.District No. 47.*P`ri.i`y6Ԥ_Cq,

_ Albert JA. .Moore, :Victoria

‘School District No. 47, Prince Co.‘ 1 Chas. R. Enman, Victoria

School District No. 4'I, Prince Co.

John R. .Einiiaii, Vfictoria

School District No. 47, Prince Co.

District No. 47, Prince Co. Collected on Patriotic Sunday

from Clyde iilver, Presbyte- rian Chiircli, per Hugh Mc- Millan '

E. M. G.. city.

o. J. mtsv,

1278-8-2Mii_ _

James McLeod. Victoria School

Richard Eiiman. Victoria School

-5°

.50

2.50 1.50 1.50 2.00

2.10

2.00

1.00

1.00

\

1.00

1.00

1.00

~ 10.00

Harry Hyde, Cornwall. : 5_0()

2.00

. $4596.58

Sec.’l'reasurer.

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Damask_Huck Towels in many

pretty designs and qualities made from the famous Shamrock Linen. They_ are made from a nice line 'evenly woven huck with hemstitched ends.

Si e22x40 iiicliés and 0 ‘ raiige in price from..- 75C up

Huck Toweling in figured and plain

very iine even thread, made from the famous Shatnfock Linen in a large

range -of patterns of stripes, Fleur de lis, Rose, _Chijysanthemum and range

22 ¥?f.‘f‘."..‘.'.‘TT“f¥;fJ‘_i‘.‘3? _‘TP 90C Yd-

25 Doz. Shamrock Damask 00 4-75 Napkin

_ of T'afble_ Napkins 05.00 for. , °doz on sale gg 3,75

A spl did~l0t of Shamrock Na kins of a ve line ev ` t i ° _- _

old values t%"w‘e were fortunate toliiecure. Theyare all §ixiaiPai1eti:(iedui<>Sii;‘i`iii$e°iti§li ` gf, ' 1"' R Linen t P lwmbf! Of very neat men designs. Polio not with a key born. “'”’°° er, Mape _ . m1'0Clf. Stripe etc, they are the size that is being used for both dinner 't§H.-2%.-2x-22__1-2. inches. .These .Napkins are regular 4 001 ‘~

_ . oz.

l _ - Y CU IO

k I 5' . . .

.°'.'.'_..-=..-J? ‘- __-_.°-"__

wif?

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_A beautiful line of all _Wool pure linen piIlow_ cases, hemstitched and h_and embroidered in neat pretty de- sign and guaranteed to wear and give satisfaction The range in rice from

$2.50, 3.00,' 4_6() p~r_

Guest Huck Toweling 15 inches

wide, fine and evenly woven all pure

linen stripes floral and some witha a pretty bordered edge ranging in

i’fl°.‘.’. f'.f’.‘.’T_.2‘.’.f...‘.‘f;'1§1' -45c yd

worth .`§»}i_t__ii{\¢__°r_e_s¢>_1iisio sgiininn as the smaiisum of.. _ s _§tNew_. Damasks- by l“¥HYd"*f85c to $2.75 E f ~

' Wemsvvemawvow large range] of Dain k b ‘ the ` ‘ M M ` ' desi “fmlntlie ftiamoiis Shazizroacslr sLiiien ati? vxvteii-is garllalioliigniiaileiiilgliiuii

6 8 '

WF bfi he factory Ranging from cheein

iiil Will *bil* we have them at the old . 0 - _

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ii ~ _ ` ` _ ‘ '/zinch " rmzeinoioe fi-omgrieu t ‘ ' 'T S_ome have ,lDkiU9f.°U1lCCha_odeome Base not. You would gloweilto __2‘ 5 y

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