' The Island’s Leading Store' __
Ladies’ Coats $6.50
Another lot received by express--iii light wciglit mater-
ini, finished with belt-military clfect, in blue and grey; special values, $6.50, $7.50 to $8.00.
Ladies’ Suits at $12.00 1
Made from good quality. all-wool navy serge, well Hn-
.slied : price $12.00. Positively the best $12.00 Suit in the city.
Wash Goods
\\`e are sliowing today a large assortment of \\'asli
lloods. the largest ever sliown in the city. in white. colored, uioire and crepe at zoc. per _1':1rd-l`z1ucy and stripe ripplette, 11'l1ite ltoilcy-coilib cloth at 241-. per yard. colored ratinc suiting 550, 11'l1ite;111d faiicy crcpes at 15c_ per yard.
Boy’ s Sweaters 25c $2"
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In liglit-111-iglit 11i:1lc1`ial. just _
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the thing lor this scasoti of the year, . .",- _. __
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uiatlc 111 both .short and long slee1'es,_- .`~- .
, ..',. ._-_i-_-_;_;._i. ;_-.*-1`~.°-'
llrict- .15 emits. _\ls0 line \\'ool Cash-
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111c1'c to lit l1o_1‘s 1`rou1 4 to lo years of _ _ -1 - _
3 l»_»,_'sf.--~;~1
_ ,.1-.er __ __ A .
age at 115 cents eauli. This is one of
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the lit-st 1':1l11cs_1‘ct shown h_1' us in this
5'-1
line oi gootls.
Ladies’ Hose 2 Pair for 25c
\\'t~ l:;11'<.~ rect-i1'e1l rlirect front thc l:11'g1'.~t lilailtlfacltircr
i11 tf:111u<l:1. 11 large sliiluiit-ui 01' Ladies' llosc in :ill sl1;t<lcs.- 1110 .slicuial 1':1lt1<.-s 111 1311 eztcli or two for _>_:1;. 1.1111' 251:. Hose is .-1 strong lczulcr; 11i~1~1 people sell it for _;5c. per pair. Utliur
lines at 501:, 7_=t~., and $1.00.
Hose for Men
At 15c, 250, 35c, 50C, and 750 per pair.
Chiltlren’s Straw Hats
ll;11s stiftiuiuilt for c1'<_-r_1‘ l<i<ld_1' in the cit_1'. in all thc
st-;1~o11`s 111:1_l1-cs 0_t'__1_1t~_11- _llaits at _>5c., _ 3_5c_,. 5otj_.._ _oo1;.,_ 25;. :1n1l$1._:0.
Ladies’ Chamois Gloves
'l`ln-rv has liueii :L t'o11.~i1lurz1l>lo .~l1ot‘t;1;;c i11 tllcsc goods
this scasoii. hut wc liavc just 1‘ceci1‘c<l from the niaiiufucttircrs a line at 750. per pair. A full line of Perrin's French Kid Gloves at $1.15 and $1.50.
Boy’s Wash Suits
.\ l:11‘gc :1s.~o1‘tnie11t 111,-price from 750 per suit to $3.50
vault. 'l`ln-sc suits arc from one of tlic best niauufaeturers in .\'t~\1' Yorlt' (`ii_1'; bought thcui direct from the iurtlrcr to save
the 1nE¢l<llct11;111`s l»1'ol`1t.
Towelling
ln this tlt-p:1t‘l11n‘\1l 11'<~ :tru .slio11'i11j_; sonn- .slicciril 1;u.l-tt-ess
:ll Sv.. 1111:, |_'1'. and 150 licr _1';11'd.
Print Cotton at l0c
\\'t- :irc oi`l'cl'i1ig for sale 11011' :1 large tluaulity of lirints,
~1‘1>_;'11l;11' value l_’u. l1o1'_1';11'1l, for loc. 2,000 yds. in thc lot_
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0l`t'e1'ed us 11 clcztring price ol' 100 incu`s twcctl suits that have just arrived, and lilacctl on salc 11011' at $7.50 per suit; sizes from 34 to 44. You ought to get one ul once as we sold a large lot yesterday.
Ladies’ Dresses
_ Worth 7.50 ` _ for 98c
\\'<' are clearing out a lot ot' ladies' dresses that were
carried over from last season. Remember that everydress in this lot of 48 dresses have hccn carried over from last season, 1\ot11'ill1sl:1|1rli11g llnirc is o11l_1~ 11 slight <lill'eri‘l1vo in the illake of tht-nt for this _1'cat'. 'l`ln-_v :ire all liiittoiiefl in the llack. 'l`ln- prices rznigc from $4.ooto$;._;<1 1-at-li. 'l`ln-_v rtiu in sizes front 34 to 40. You n1.~1_1' l1:11‘c_1'ot1r rlu»it't- 11011' froni tl1e~lot
;;t 1,8r tacit. in .\lu11tlt- l)cl1a1't111t-iii, .st-voltll lloor.
ll
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Adv Buble New New
says
cuaslng the lot ol! the war
md 111-slxils. trom various 'points or view, the duty or the - ' '
I P80916 whose hearths the soldier was protecting from as sas She believes In a
gresslou, lt occurred to B wiser few to start investigation
llllrlillllllllllll lillilrlllllll C ` 1 'u 1: in 1>.11.1=1-11 1
‘while many were
and the war baby’s mother .
-is to the alleged excess in the M e
,i _ illegitimate births likely to result from the bllleting it d'
il-1¢..»,~ ~. V was a delicate and a dililcult inquiry, calling lor-_ calm- La les
, `- 4"1r-.l~"' -;' liesB,_c8|'8IU|1l€‘B8 Slld discrimination, and it would require
f_‘_.~' considerable time to complete. It was essential that ffl# '
i
e,.ll,l,,“ phono ,.182-8 ll_>erl__scru_tln§e;ses_llo_1ll_d ire sin;tlltari_sl;>_usly__1_e_1_1__l_;azed olid tlle '|Pu°" Ph°"° ' ' ' ' ` ' ` ' ' ' ` ` ` ` ' ' ' ' ° ° ' 7' 'N22 dllgerizliit nresulls, accoiiiiiii; 0 tooilie chiiraeterndlwihii placec ' and Edit" Day PM". '° and the previous record of the billeted soldiers. But. it’ ' “"d Emi" mum Ph°"°' "’ ' ' the right sources were consulted and care was taken to
___._.._. _avoid false witness. no injustice would be done to soldier
or civilian. to class or individual. Some notion ot the
|-and office at Charlottetown, Brlfwh °m°° I* 3“W\° method in which such an inquiry should be conducted may
meralde, Alberton, Souria and Montaqvv- be formed from what was actually done in one place whlcli
London Office, Marconi House. Stflnlll W- C- had suffered not a little from exaggerated rumors.
“The place in question was a factory town of some
praldml _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ A_ A_ Blrllwt thirty thousand population. The 'rears of those who
Ma___"___° E____°__ __ _. __ _ __ R_ Burnm were jealous for the good name ot the town had been
aroused by reports that sadly involved the reputation of its young people, and certainly did no credit to the soldiers
SATURDAY. MAY 29, 1915. who had enjoyed the hospitality of the citizens. There were
-_ _-_~__,»,-_-,~_~__-_-,-_~.-_-,-_-_-_-_-_-,~.-.~_»_~,-_-_-.-_-_-_-.1-<.-V~ff-f-vs*--'-'--‘-‘-'-A--‘-1--"ff-rf-1 -various estimates of the sum total of the damage. \Vhlle
‘some hesl_tate;i to sgggtest hun_d1_'_eds, tile highest" ll_gl1_i-of
were not ar rom t e ree c p ers. was no ce ia
____ __ __ _ _ __ __ ____ meh __ G _ those who favored accepting the highest estimates were
“° emaud °" the L " on au ou W I e “Br outsiders whose knowledge of the town had been gained by`
‘mm is dlsD°s'“g °f in connection with 8 newspaper mm' occasional visits. Those who undertook the “sifting with bi“a"°" MS bee" "ery grw" From an _mms of the Island interrogatories" of the pernicious statements proceeded orders have been received alid_wo anticipate that the first _,ery quietly wllll (hell, mSk_ They 3 maclled lol. lll_
pp
S“pp1f" wi" be °xha“’5“"i wnhm me week' formation only those whose occupation and position gave . )"*’
It should b di ti clly der t d tl i lille ‘
e S n ~' “U S 0° ‘ere 8 no po is them opportunities of acquiring knowledge of the peculiar
ixi the distribution of the I-Jnipire's llag, the newspapers _mmm lmpllell by me term ..exp»eclancy_.. lu its new and p“r'i°ip““§‘5 bei"‘_i C°“_serva"“_'_i' I;ib°'lalba“d lE“;lep5“d_im' iuvidious sense. They acted systematically. omitting to _"_ _ _ “S the f°l°“'i"g mt Smwsz °" rea lu" lj ' ue ec question none who had knowledge to impart at the Telegraph (Ll, Halifax Herald (C), Moncton Times (C). Same llml, lllev llepl away from gosslps and cllallergl-s_
S '(1 ' R il L T \ Fld (.7 B - » ' ~ '
5 "U3 ec” l " °r°m° V0 l i' random Ex 'l`l1@1ned1calmen,tlie poor»law authorities. the insurance _ _ __ . , posltor (Ll. Berlin News-Record t(`). Fort Williams Times- eo l the lns eclors ol llllluslrlal eslal,llsllmenlS_ and F l f E l
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‘murnal ln' Gsm Reporter ici' windsor Record lm' L°“` others who were likely to have accurate knowledge were don Free Press (C), Guel li Mercury QL). Sl. Catheri 's - Y
She told him about the makes, de.
Signs, ¢ut,stylq.svrn1n¢fnJ. <1\1al1¢v,1igure, curves, waist line, hips, fr_011t._material, bias cut, bonmg, IHCCS, §tlf¢l11¥.18_. trim- ming, comfort, health, weight, Iittlnggtg, If you want to get litted to a p_a1r~.of B, & I. Corsets come to Patons’ Friday and Saturday, Mrs. Lowe the Corset expert will lit you. She is here to _show and explain the very latest ideas in the' Cor- set art, and to fit you _with a Corset de- signed for your especial, form. An op- portunity that no progressive woman should miss. There wi_l be no charge for consultation or fitting. Come and be fitted to a pair of our B. & I. Corsets, there is a type for eve1_y__ figure, however stout or slender, and ese_ corsets will do more than you have any idea they will, or than we can tell you._ Mrs. Lowewill be pleased to fit you Friday and Satur- day.
P ne approaclied in turn, and the statistics thus gathered 11 ere
Standard (C), Strathford BeaC011 ll-L Sf- Th°maS Times collated and weighed. What they first learned from the 'Ui' winmpeg Free Press lL)‘ medical oilicer, whose departments had special charge ol
li '§ fell. by all ' Fil? ll ll ‘ ' ll l - - ' '
0 ’ S 0 _
,Pd S lat 19 D11’-‘S0111 is 3 me W ‘en births out of wedlock. was in such striking anlagonisin to '
"the sun never sets on the British Ensign."
"he unity of me Empire should he Signalized by uni” in the rumors that had been circulated that were the source ‘
palriotic displays. and no more apllroilriate way can be ol llllormatloll olllel. lllllll ll wall_ llle acl-lllllleers might _ _ , ""‘ f°H°“'ed ma" “ying me U“i°“ Jack 0” all smmble °°‘ well have been uneasy. For the doctor said that there was ThlS V€I'y lOW pI`lCe 1 "
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casions. t wil e observed that His Majesty the King acllllllly no increase whatever, owing to the presence ot represents 3 C0mp0Sll§ Of Of ' ,-3
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has Slgnmed his desire that his hirlhdify on Jlme 3rd the military elenicnt in the town, in thc ordinary number ‘our Ladlesl SultS_ mostly Navy should be celebrated throughout the Empire bv the flying '
1 ~ of children born. or to be born, to unweddcd couples. The- 1 00 -34:5-“.- of the Union Jack, and the outfit which the Guardian in sum mlal lllll llol exceed hull a (lozelll fl-he lllqlll,.l.l.s_ lla\._ and Blackioovalugs $ _\__ ~ conjunctioii with these iiewspapers is distributing puts lug pushed lllell. lm.esllgallol,ls lurllwr along llle lllle al._ Llp tO t0* Hy _ ' _I it within me reach of evervone to compw with the Kings readv indicated found the medical oflicer`s statement con 9 'ii if
o
desire. ll,-m<ig_ 50 5;;-hugely out of keeping with the frantltf and $ 1
with regard to the hoisting of the Union Jack. the rule Scandalous gosslp llml many good blll Simple peopleliad ac- A Sale of Sample Waists you ,, '_
is to fly it from 8 a.m. to sunclown. The l`ni0n Jack should culled as "ue was llle result of llle lllvesllgallml that _ _
never be allowed to fly after dark. the idea being that on€»s rellef was not uumlllgled wllll alaml as well as illdig. Cal] t Aff0Yd t0 M155
nation. In this town of thirty thousand people reports
inost damaging to British soldiers-patriots many of them Waists Sizes ` N / _
ofthe purest note-as well as to British womanliood had t0 , _ C- _ _
______ lbccn conceived, circulated and believed. Wise scrutiny had Mall 0I‘d€1'S iakéll UD till ` -
co. ‘ 0 run a government as the results obtainable. It would hc quite possible to run the government ot’ Prince “"`r" ‘"“` M uw bn
and those ol' their friends and favourites, including the
maiiaging-editor of the Patriot-leaving the public works, * 1|' the most important rlepartnient of uuv administratioil, to ,|, S 'I'
Q o go lo rack and ruin. The Liberalicllque starved the 'I1
en S farincrs-for neglect oi’ public works is primarily neglect
of the fu1~n1er~i11 order to Spoon-feed their pampered pets
with public plunder.
f 7 lint thc day of reekoiiilig came, and now that the or » liluliderers are in the cold shades oi’ opposition. where
in _t_he_\' are likely to re1ua_in t`0r_ the next forty years. the
lot
EXAGGERATIONS
_‘_ia_il_1_1'_l_i_e_1_i_ put to the test? The first-cost of tl_ie_la_t_tc1j_ would ’
he coniparativcly small. b11t without exception wise farmers ____________O 1 would put all their money on the foriner. » -'
\\liat applies to a horse is also applicable to anything` A
else, including a Goverumeiit. lt is not so much what it
sts t
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\\'l1if'lt would a farmer prefer? A good. sound, war- D\'0"@‘1 their falsehood' But how many would Emi “Img 'O Satllfday, i`lOl'l€ latef. OVC? t0 ~ /l "ex
ranted horse. guaranteed to give satisfaction and produce the false witness and harbor evil thoughts of their fellow- choose from’ about a Score of l
good results. or a wcedy, windy nag that would inevitably C0u11try men and tcllow~couutrywomen. ~
pretty designs worth up to $1.50
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Edv1‘urd island at a fraction of the present expenditure, lm" privileged w [wk mm me oxpensc “mount M hut. thc advantages or disadvantages resulting would be “f °“" modem Chm`l°tteL°w" stores he “film hold up “ii l.(,,llml,llSul-,ll€_ _ hands in holy horror at the “extra1rnSl1ll\ce of thc in0de_1’11
For 11.s1....<-0. um cms spent <»01ls1.1¢m1»1_»» lass Muni m°’°"=*"‘ ““" ""°‘““‘ “is ‘"".°°‘"“’° “““' H” “"’“‘“ “""’.“" |an1\\\\\='a//Ar//m\\\\\\\v:f/ll//Ionaa§\\\\u|l
cash than the present Govcrnnicnt in carrying 011 the me merchanl to Cul dow" his Uxtmvagmwo and hifi)
al-llllrs ol- llle lSlall(l_ but they lncreand me farmers. hun how otxoiioniicnlly in the good old .days he ran ll1:._ li_u_sl- dens by $900,663. Every year they were in office they “es5`l0 bmlkruptcy The merl:hdnL.T~0“ld pil) _ U" added on an average $45009 to the debt of the p,.°vl,l”_ doubtless, nii_glit even smile at his logic, but_ lic would The Liberals out of their revenue of $375,000 spent only 3° on with ms busmess' looking not to uw expense' Put
:$10,000 per annum for the benefit of the farmer in the to me dm9mnCe,bet‘veen expense mid pwceed5',wh.wh form ot’ permanent public works-equal to 2 2-3 per ce1it.,..i.S th" “my “memo” of succoss cfr fallurc' The lutrmt’ 11'lit»reas the present Government out of a revenue of represmmng a bankrupt Conmmmiy or Home y€mis.ug0' s:.25.ooo, Spf-in $40,000 for un- lu-twill of inc farmers in "“°‘S “°“““g ‘° ""9 ‘“,‘°“° “_“‘1°"_"“‘ ‘"°S“‘“ “d"""'s"“‘
poriiianeut public work-equal to 8 per cent. In other U0" except "expense" lfihlch it calls eKtmvan'fzan_c(f` “.0l.(lS lm, present Government has spent four limes more What about the net prollls_. A substantial _surplus yeally, of its available revenue on the farmers in permanent to Compare with H Frmplmg annual donut :H inc (ICM public works than did the l_lbe__als__ wlml _lid the l_ll_0r__l___ that the Patriot. would resurrect. Docs thc latriol th1nk_
ll" wllll llll, _lll,l»__l___m,_l._, ,mm patriot lm0wS_ but will “UL thc electors of this proviiicc would go bank lo l_l1o ilnys ol . _ p g
toll. The saute procccdure was adopted with thc Isla11d's duncns? Mk" the mei`Cham‘ "my Hmm! iii “S udvwc` revenue as was followed when the 1na11agi1ig~erlltor of the but they Wm go on doing it pmmumc business under H l»llll.l0l_ (ll.l.w $l_4ll5 as 1-Tenlporary Exclsemam-. wlllwut Governinctit that docs things and that shows substaiillul
any quid pro uno. The clique which ran the government “et eummgs over and above an exp0“s0S`
111 the 11111110 ot' Liberalism feathered their ow1i`_nEstg _____._._.,_.__,-,~,__._-_-_-_-,-,__-_-_-_-.-.-.-_-.-.-_-.-:_-_t-_-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-_~.~.-_-_-_-_-.-.-.~.-.-.~.-=_-.-.-_-.-:_-_-:_
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Corset Fitting Free
Madam today will be your last
chance for having your Corset Htted by Mrs Lowe Re resentin ‘-the Bias Co., Ltd., who will be at Pat0n’s Store To-day.
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T1-lnporary Exciscnian, lierelt of tl1\~. eiuoluments of his 609% PLAN
?_i_li_e_*1_r111‘e, alone is left to lament their fate-or is it his God has __ plan lol. the llllfel-_
ent, llowers.
___ Reaching on tliroutlll the
summer hours;
sunshine. still
i There have been iniiuy serious exaggert-ltloiis in con- The blossoms wait to obey neetion with the preseitt war. none ot’ tliom perhaps His Wm"
' 1 t, len
more damaging than the wliolcsalc charges of iunnoral- True in His though W1
the buds unfold,
lil' ainong the soldiers. Sonia time ugo. when it was Daisies waiting with hearts ,llrobuserl to iuake provision t'or the widows and orphans 01' E010- `of soldiers whose lives had been sauriiieetl in thciri H0595 “mga in color? rarlfés co11ntry's cause, it was asked whether illegitimate children Waxl§)'gal..mmB His mm should share in the patriotic bounty. lt was in the attempts waygidoillnivers in each low~ to answer tthls question that llie controversy regarding ll' SDD!-
.. ._ .. , , ~ ' ‘ l one forgot. war habits arose. lt looks _says an exchange. as if a num- E_¢;_l'_¢’f___l'__1;_‘i:;‘_“l__‘_’ hour by hour, last session amounted to ber of people had been waiting for the chalice to air their GMM plan ls shown ill each
views as to the wrongdoing of'l‘o1n1ny Atkins. Both oral- tree and flower.
ly and in print u succession of statements was addressed _h to the public which was ciilculatcrl to crqato not only G°d has a pm" mr us' em'
alarnl but lndignatioii. and to give misleading impressions lleaéillllflk away to the Bet ot_ of iiritish inomlity. It was alleged that ln those cities and gun; towns in which troops had been billeted, the consequences 01° 10)’ Of S0l"'°W1 °r “sm or
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of the presence of the niartlal element in the communities A plflllaftir each llt`c_Hls love concerned had been lamentable. According to the represen- lmlll made
tations ol' those who volunteered to give evidence on the Ever unfolding day by diy , subject. the state of things was truly dreadful. The num- For each and all ln His own 1 .. .. ll t, ay. lber of expectants or destined mothers was estimated at_ And :fe wllke me llowel-,_ scores. hundreds. thousands, or myrlads. according to the' '
. must walt to know
populations of the places that the soldiers had visited. Ht, perfect plllll. 101' H9 Wm”
While some pious circles were shocked on learning that thel lt S0-
nation'sdct’e11ders and their adinlrers had thus misconduct-' Bm mme day' weary at get
ed ilienist-Ives in the hour of trial, there were others who: when we Close alll- eyes, our
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fornied a more lenient judgment and were disposed to deal, life work done,
merolfully with the orfentlerii. Others adopted ti still We shall wake to sec in the
' l ted. an
they ought to welcome those children of their soldiers, Gm :l;ll“n“lll;:§li;1tl;n,l_
holder tone, and some even went so far as to say that mommg hndle ` fl
l.
All through the storm and»
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No delay is being per-
mitted in providing for the dependents ol’,our soldiers who have fallen, Lust ses- sion provlsion was nnidc for 11 pension system, and pon-
PAT()N’S
Victoria Row .-1~_ _A
sions al-lt ll),-alllly belllll lllllI0/If;Z0//IIIIA\\\\\\\\VIII0lII'4$\\\\YIInna paid. No sooner is xi death | _ gg- `
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olllcially reported than an 1 ' BAIT AND ICE REPORTS
order is at once sent to the ' “Big sale of f|oo1»_ ggvegu PH>'"1HSl=‘f‘K@11@ft11 W1 HH' Q1'1-:1-:.\'s1101ir. N. s., 111a_v 20.- ings, including oilcloths and pension begins. 1\l1o11t oiglitv barrels lit-rrin totlu\ ,Sql.|8l‘€S BOW OD at P8t0Il'S»
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ln llle case of lllell lll, _-\.\llll~1itS'i` liAiiB0lt. M. I.. I\l1i_1' u ' ' 5 \ean~
capacllaled for l.ul_tlw__ SUP Bti.-F011' ln-rriug i11 traps ut Grand li st In “me for ho" ec
_ _ _ Entry; vessels loading. No herring ling’ "C0 “tio” will “Ut l"` l*‘k*`“ at Griiulstonc Etaiig dtl Nord House ‘
until final reports as to their
llarbor nor Amherst.
condition are ret-civcd. S0VfUS» l’- E- l-» M83' 2li_ North Many will be under medical
and east coast free of ice llerrlng ll if . ‘» - - _
care for some time, lun f;,,°r";llfll-l`3lll_l(§;l;rg0‘0“"' M“"““ H" can count on each Drlw 1101118 th"
meallwlllle lllell. pay ls lowest_that can possibly be placedllzlg belng co“ll“ued_ each article. The Two Macs. ___
Great George Street. ME -
The special pension ap-
propriation ot’ Parliament
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"We have a magnlllcent stock of
spongos here. all grades. all qualities. all sizes. selling at all prices. But YOU
_ “Four strong Waist values in new modes, worth $1.55
two million dollars. lfor 98C' PAT0N’Sli27_5_29M1l
, "Special showing of Velveleens Bl? 75t~. per yard. PATONS.
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For Style,_ Comfort, Service
$4.oiiifse§i<i sailed' '§5.oiiai§'sifii’¢is
B __ Wh¢:_Hsl'0\-I bsllhy Sh0¢S you expect style, you get the newest. fashion ideas Rfslll
an er an ater oes_. We have. built our busmess by selling thefbest shoes we can Ee*
for the money and making sure that a customer get a perfect fit. \ ‘
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' We l¢|| MMI S H0l¢DroofHosierv. 6 months wear guaranteed