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Fresh from New York for to-day’s Selling Handsome
Silk Velvet ats
' A WONDERFUL LOT OF ONE HUNDRED LOVELY NEW- SILK VELVET HATS, lamong the handsomest you have ever seen--have just come in by express from New York. _ _ _ _
There are many styles-almost as many styles as
there are hats-very few duplicates. There are hats of every good color-there lare hats for flappers-hats for matrons-hlats for all needs.
The value is most remarkable-we 'venture to say
that you hlave .seldom seen anything under TEN DOL- LARS that will even compare with this wonderful line.
noone 6. Mason
LIMITED I
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Ill-t Slieaf 10 lieails ()ai:‘-.»-
lo=u-ph Sloane. Si-al itivvr.
l<}li/.ilwili Macl’lioi~:-ioil. l,aiilil-liinir. palricit. ini(-1{(,ny,i,., Sc," mvnl- 2_ _](,_t;,,|,i,
i~‘r.\;itis fiordon. i.aiiiirhim:. 4. its-it Astravliaii Apples.-1, l<l|i:.;i~ islnnnq-_ 3, _john 1\,10;-nn, -1, \vi|fr,.,|
Ango li Mreilonaill, In-flras ?.l.'ir;~'li. in-iii ill:-lloiiaid 2. Marlon fiariinrr. _|nlinntnn_ Si, (il-n,-gcn,
ii ll.---l. Mary f‘1l|iiplil-ll. Hi. Sl. (ir-orges. Mgiking g|_m,i___1_ John }i,~,w,.~_-Y
(.1 orgrs 2. _Elizalii-iii l\iael’lv:i':.oli. liosiiln-i~i‘lr-s.--1. Mal';:iioi'lto lil.: ¢l,nnn¢n|ng_ 2_ _lnnn Mn;-nn_ 3;, [L 1|,
Allgus I). .\iai'|)ollal<l, -I. i"l'a|lcil lioliallll. lallxriuliiiig. l1\]_¢;(‘or|nn¢;k, S; (;¢~,nrg¢5_
.\l.iti.i-an, Sl. (li-oi'gvs. (‘aniii~:l Ili-r-ls.. -l, Elizallolll Nail llox.--I, Peter E. Wir:
till-1 ii Moiililziiii i'olaiof»:. -l,;.\‘|r-ol:-_ 2, ldthoi lilncheaii, Il, lic-icll (‘.orinaek, 2. .Ioliii Moran, ll, .losepli
lost-plifl. .\icl’lit-rsoii. i.niiiil-liiii:_:.i.\la\'l.l~aii. ~i. (fal.iiiil‘ine l<`it:cpntri<:k Sloane. 4, Maurice Fltzpntrlelf, ’ fliarlis ii. i\lui'l.|-ull. il. S. l’. Mari 'l‘l1a liiscliil.-~--1, Mary G. (ffllllp~l Wagon Jack.-1, John l\Ioi-nn, ;5_
linen -i. .\lnl'y fi. ('ampl>f-il. lin-ll. il. f_‘atlir-rilio Fitziiatrick, 3, ,\-l,\n|-if-1-, Fltzpnti-iok_ li r .. ltr-d l’ota|o<-si.-~l, .l»lin1l<`ioi'<-ii<e- liuiilliioig -i, Marguerite Miscellaneoiis.~1, Francis Gord-
\l 1ioi.|ii, Di-flarsli Marsh, 1'. i\lai'y£Ml'lmiial:l. on, Launeliillg. 2, John Morziii, Ii. (.iinpli|~|l. V. Sugar l‘oolcli~s.----1, lfioreilcc !\liiiirlcf~ Fitzpatrick.
uinips. -l. ll. il. .\lf‘iorinif-k,‘iliiiwliii-i~. 2. i<Jlizabl»tli i\1ci’liei'son. (fi-llvos.~-1, Milry l~`ltzputriek. 12
\ til urges. ;'. Iyliiiwlrl- Viz; iii, Fiioriiii. -i, Mary G. f`ainbpell. ll. B. l\icCoriimck, 3, illury Mcbcii- lli-(lros .\iai~.~li. Ji. liliimiiif-ti.` .-\ppI1- i’it-.---1. Elizzillretli iliac- aid. 4. George Mc(`.orliiack.
'ln .=<.i. -i. t'liui-los tl. .\l.--‘i’iii-i~.~¢oii, ‘.', Mary llioraii, Ji. lielvu Pigs.-1. ll. .i. l\icKinuoii, Sl.
Ill I/1Illll‘Ilil1l:. , l)ia<~l.<-ali. lloflras Mursli, -i. lliaigv Georges. 2, Ii. .I. McKinnon. lat, il l()'l\`.--l, Idlizilln-til .Slot-i»»$('aiii;iln-ll. (leorges.
l‘~l.io». _\iar.~li. 1:, l'Il|ziil>i~lii .\Irj |"|iilgc.- l, liiiiziihotli l\i<:l’hei~- Weeds.-l. Luiilichilig School 13.
linilil l.:ii\r.t-liillg. Il, l"raiir-is, .\.li-.,.~1oii. 2, l\lar_v A. M<-lforiiizick Ji. Hel- Senl River School.
i i<livabi-tli .\'l<-l)oni<<l. 1-ii .\lacl.<~:iii. -I, Elin.-l liiaclman. Leaves.-1. Launching School, 2.
-lui ln,-i~.~,-1, Matilda Ki-.inf fiiiigl-i-simps.~--1_ Mary A,.Solil River School, 3, I)o(;|-na
'lit Asklll, ll'firo:~' ;\Ial'sli. 2. .!o.i»~p§i .\1:ii-('ol'|iiar'k. 2. 'I`iiorr~s:i l\‘lcI)oilali|_ Sloane Si-ul ltivi-,i~_ fi, .~\i;nl-s l~‘a_v, Sl. (i<'oi‘;.:i-i-i -i. .\l:iry Weird Sei‘tls.~-1, Seal ltivcr
Iliiv-is --1. .lost-pr fl. .\ltl’lit-1-_t(‘aliipln-ll.
’ lialiitla King ;\lcAskili. Il. i-‘mil---l 1\\i:'oii. l, llcll-ii i":irrt-ll. St. is \lil.f~.iii. -1, i-Ilizalit-lli f\l1-lloii:il|l_‘lil-org--s ;’, illlda i"ari'oii. Ii, )\|nr_v La:-neliini: and DeGros illarsli
fiil>li.lgl~.- 2. .loliii .\l. .\loi~r.. _.\. Aim-<‘iii'iiin<-li. -i. liilizabetli flllilllll ~ ¢ l’uuiiikiii. 1, .\iuiil‘ico l-`it/.-fAla<~i)oiiiiid. Exercise Hooks,-1, Mary Canin-
p.ilrul ltnlired tlcarf. l, 'l‘lii-rl-..~\u iilnl--,l>cli, 2. Elizabeth Campbell. Il.
i’otir-il Plants. I. .\iai-;.- l; =lioiiald. 2, Mary fl. (T:inipln»ll, :l,‘Cnthorliio Fitzpatrick, 4, Eleslinn aliiplnll, Sl. (ioorizes. 1:, in-l.»ni,\|n;i|,|n King _\-1(-/\nk|||_ l\lcl’hee. St. Georges.
1 .1-an, Il. llildzi Farrell. St.f Knittl-<l Sivi-atel‘.-----~l. Tlierosa 1‘3X0l`0iH€ B00kH-'-1. l“l'l\nC€B Mac-
___ __ -_---_-~ - 2 ,i,_, Lellan, Deflrils Marsh, 2, Mary
ST GEORGES SCHOOL FAIR (ieoi‘;,;»
~ ~ \'f‘ll~\\' 'lwllslirircrit Alinlasf l. l\icrmmii<i. 2, liiiitllilu King lilc-
.lo-vpli Sloaiiv, Seal River. /\gki||,
- I|‘|"l\ f\i~fl»ll“'- 4- Mi\'ll`lU‘f Fil'/-' ilaiilnier Handle.-1. Liiicolii
is -A
Mursli.
School.
Wood.-1. Scnl River School. 2,
Moran, 3. Marguerite McDonald, 4. Vralices (lurdnor.
l)rowing-1 Charles Giirdnfii
Q ner. 4. Florence Burke Launching
%' f_‘lii1i'los'Mel.eaii. Tl. Alfred Gard
' ,//’ L ' Exercise Book, Second Ren `er
'I
,K _-~-1, .iuoiiaii King iiicasklii.
.
l 1
` H & S Chocolate cover- '
' 'al
‘“" for your money. Shop
wher_e you will, you cial-..12 sscz no
" cannot buy a better
caramel! l
I Class 12. Sec 2 tb) ..
Maps.-1. Mary Campbell, 2, ll.
J. McKinnon, St. Georges. Il, i-Jilzaheih Campbell, 4, ciitinn-in.. Fitzpatrick.
ed Caramels repres- ents the limit in value
i. illurguerite McDonald. 2. lilldn
Farrell, 3, Sophia Farrell.
Fourth Clans. Drawing.--1, iaal-f»l
HAMILTONST CANDIES §;“'.';l’.:'.;*:'~..t..§‘.‘;‘;-.i
' ' - Christian launching. 1. Margaret Macbonall. 2, M
The Favorites Slnce Drlvrlnlnll. Mary Moron, 2, Moran, 3, Frances flnrilnt-r.4
i *"‘°f°"°° °"‘l“°f- 3- "els" Mc- Maclean-
-Tiie Summerslde Business Col-
lege gives a complete business
time. Examinations monthly a
Shorthand and Typewritlng.- .I e
-COAL LADEN-Schooners, J. H. Ernest and Lady Hill, arrived _ in port of Summersldc, Monday fl
Wm. Clow, Sumlnersidc has pur chased the property, intl-.ly occilpi ed -by Mr. -C. IP. Lluklctter, Mr
Mitchell
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-A COLLISION-An onto fronl
collided with a young chap from W
boy was lucky in getting away ti without serious diiliiagvs. ’l‘ho par
place Wednesday evening, there m being present a large attendance
of members. Tiio installation cere- h mony was conducted hy District I Deputy A. McQuaiil ol Souris. Tho meeting closed \vitli adtlrcsscs by the newly installed officers and others. Following were the officers installed* Grand Knight, J S. Per-
Donnld; Itecortler' laiwreiici-. (‘ur
Noonan; Warden, Leon l.oblung;
course in the shortest possible E
tion will open an offica on Main
Chief subjects - Book-keeping, Street, opposite the Post office for
ntries on Monday and Tuesday,
Pognon, Prlimpai, Box 145. Oct. 1 and 2. Mall or bring your en-
556-ll~2l-3mo5 tries to the Secretary. Frank Mul-
l ~ laily, Sourls. 737-9-28-2l.
..*EXH|BITION ENTRIES-The astsrn King’s Exhibition Associ-
..*F|N E CROP.-The best sid of Oats to be seen any where
with Railway coal, and are unload- I" Kin” C°““W is °“'“°d by Mr'
mg at the Railway whim-_ giohn E. Fraser Montague. This
__.N|5~rH0|3|51' CHURCH QEH. and contains five hundred Stooka
y|ces_Snud,,y 11 “_ m_ nm] 7 p_ m, of heavy grain. six balls of twine i.;ven1m_¢_ -Special nilllrena io being required to cut lt. Mr. Fraser young people “i.li'e’s flreiitesi Ad. seems to have the right system of venture." Prelwlit-i», in-v. J. F. farming and is apparently _mak- Donnyn paste,-_ ing the farm the potential_of
_M wealth. Of course from a lnnli like
_.pn0p5nTv CHANGES -Mr, Mr. Fraser greetings are expect-
. ed. .I
o t
W
sid of ten acres has :lust been cut
*PROGRESS CLU B--The Op-
Clow. has sold his own property SHINE 'IUSGUHS Of U16 Pl'0El‘€s6 Club on the same st-reel to Mrs. Thomas 0! Cardlilllh Hiiill 5011001 100k
ilace in the Principals Dept. Sept -itll. The meeting commenced by oil call, reading and adoption of
the western section of the Island mhmtes °f mf’ I“`°"i°“s meeting”
as -moved and seconded that a
the wen nm; of inn gown in Sum- book on Rural Science be purchased merside on Wcilncsrllly CVGIIUIS also that material be purchased for who was riding zi bicycle. The bl~ wwlng in connection with cycle was all sninsiiod up. and the me School Fam The elec
on f officers then ook
ties. it is understood' will make PING W11lCh aff? HB f0l|0WBi good the loss. President-Agnes Le\via;Vice-Pres
___ B
M
urnedotte Lewis; Treasurer-
-K OF C OFFICERS-The Cecil J. Devereaux: Sec'y- Dev-
nnnuui installation of officers of ana MacKenzie; Coniinittee-Clias.
the Knights ol' ('oluinh|ls took acD0m|,]’H,,u_ie M,,D°na|d’N0,-.
M
an l\lncKenzie; Librarian-Earl acDonald. There being no further
usinesa the meeting adjourned in he regular manner.
..*WELCOME NEWS.-Mrs. . A. .lolilistonc oi` llloiitiigue has
` . _ ` just received zz vcrv ivelcome let-
ry,, Deputy (fraud Knight. James ~ _ Wood. Chnncullolx mm _,_ _,_ Mc ter from her sister Mrs. Reynolds
oni far away Hoiiollilll. lllrs. Rey-
mm Financial sL,(,,,,,t,u.yy Henry nolds holds n splendid position as
'l`i‘casurer, J. A. Ai'seliuiilt: Leuillr- er, Wilfred Gaudet; Advocate. Mar- tin Foley, inside (iual'il..liiiy Hough ton; Outside (luarrl. Elairc Arsen- ault und Lnl\'rt-licli (iiillaiil: Trus tee, D. Il. Mclioxlaldl Cllllillill. ROV- .I. A. l\icDonal<l.
r“.»‘a_y‘. :;_'s ss ~¢'.‘l¢¥|"lI.""I"-”¥’§_ir_`f
PERSQ ALS
it w
side, left I\‘ioiit`-:ly morning oil a
-Miss M. .I. Safnpsoll, of the Telegrupli office, Sli-nini--mill:-. left in Tuel'-ida_v morllllig for l<`rc'ir~i'it-toll. N. \B., to relieve one of ilu- encru-
fr
stewardess on the T. K. K. liner Tonyo Maru Sailing between San Francisco and Japan, At tho time of the enrtllquako tiis steamer was late in I-Ioliolulu. The crew who all belonged to Japan were in great anguish, over tho safety of ‘oved ones, as no personal Tness.
iges were fortlicomlng from the
rickell area. To make matters
orse the vessel was bolind to San
Francisco and no word could be 'eeelvod till they again reached
---Rev. A. K. llermuli, Siimnier- Ialmll- MPS- Reynolds was form.
erly Miss Iicttle Crichton of Mn,-_
visit to 1-niiirax, N. s. “W Harlfor South, and the news
that she is safe and sound, will he
great reliet’ to her many friends the Southern Section of this
County. J
..°A1"rsNoiNo DALHOUBIE-
-Mr. Harry Vickerson son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vickerson Mont.- ague left on Wednesday for Hali- fax. to enter Dalhousie University Harry, who will study for the ministry is one of MontaKll0H fm' est and most uprillhl- YOUDS me"- a scholar of considerable note. and we reel will prove ornament to his - chosen i1l'0f9S sion. "J
..*SHlPPlNG POTATOES.-~
Fall made its first appearance on Tuesday liist when n farmer cnnie into Montague with n team load of potatoes the first of the season. A
McLeod and McGreagor were the A
rchasers This farmer reports
pu _ - tlis early varieties ii. S0011 CWD-
away for another two weeks the crops in general will he a bumper one. No price is set YM- J~ ‘
No signs of rot. if the frost keeps
..*DANCE8 ENJOYED.-The .
first of u series of dances gotten _up by several of the leiidliltf Young men of Montague took place in the Odd, Fellows Hall, there on 1-‘ri-
day evening lai-it. u large crowd be- Q
ing present, and a very encourag- ing sum realized. the proceeds of which go toward the building of
n. skating rink. The music for those -
dances consisting of piano niui vio- lin is furnished by local talent. Whether it aevors of advuncciiiont ol not this is the first time in the ‘ lllsiory of the town in which dun- ,` cing has been resorted to ns it
means for raising iiloncy. As skat- 3'
ing is the most healthful of .ill ex- ' ercisen it is to be hoped that the `
ing the boys to raise the desired F
amount. Those not wiiihing to dance can enjoy a game of “`Auc- ,
tloli. J ‘
--<-o>l-
..*-Peter 'Heniker and wife of i
Montague, were in the city yester- day.
..'Mrs. Matt. Grotto, Gladstone, was a visitor to the city yesterday. _
..*-Mrs. Silas Cuddy and Mrs. 4'
Clarence Cuddy of Murray River, motored to the city yesterday and were guests at the Peardon House.-
'Gb'
general public will avail tliam- 5 selves of the opportunity of' help- ’\
f` / I
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FOR EXHIBITION WEEK
AT GOFF-’S
A- FEW SAMPLE PRICES
Women’s Gun Metal Calf Oxfords, all sizes. Rs
price $5.45 for .....................................................
Men'a Black Calf Boots made ln England, lined
leather. A good buy at $7.50 for ............. .........
Youths School Shoes, good and strong and n
made $3.95 for .................. ..
Women's English Wool Hose 85:: to ... ................ ..
Headquarters for Holeproof Hosiery.
These like all our immense stock of Boots, 8
' I
Hose, Rubbers, -etc., are the kinds that quickly move of any store without inducement other than QUALITY PRICE and this is molitly due to the filet that we n uns premiums or anything else which ‘boosts prices
lower quality.
Goff BrosLt
l.. . ,_-., ~.,-.,;i.' K--~, _ »»|l._ -
..‘Hor multitude of friends are
delighted to see miss Annie May dl
n most trying sickness. Miss Mc g Ia.-an hopes to soon again take up
her milliuery duties. . J N
..'Mrs W. Vickerson. Mrs. Ora
Kaye, were among the prominent T
Montague people attending the ex-
hibition. oth ladies enjoyed a splen-
d outing and report the exhib» livery day is li. little iii
McLean. Montague. out asain after its especially the fancy work etc., whole llto is but a day r
s the best they had ever sccu.} J #-
---<>~°-;- Learning makes ii mail
ever nurse regrets: paillou for 'hi»m.self. For sins, repent. forsake, for 1-
clinncsa lost, forget them; if hafppin-ess have not
ako thy cup as it is mixed; ac- and centre in the breast
cept thy lot with patience. be wise, or rich, or g
-Tuppei-_ never can be blest.
[tors theie,
seur Electrical Supplies was in Summcreido on 'l`ilmadu_\'.
~l\ii‘s. George E. Baker. of Sulli-
lroiii an Cllinyfllllfi i"ll‘ IU |i'>-='l0n- Mass, .
--Miss Vtlilkillson and .\li.~.s Wil- "
llanis of lilo nur-sinfr staff of the ` Prince County "Hospital, ll-it this week on zi.-vac.'-ltioii trip to Monc-
ton, N. -B.
--Miss Ilene Gallant, iiiirse who
has been visiting her parents in Sumnierside, for -the past two months, left ’l`llul'sday morning on
return to the ‘U. S. A.
-VIOLATER FINED.-A man
charged with violating of the Fish- eries Act tried before -il. .l. Mila- * soy, il. P.; was coliviclvli on Fri- . f`-ny mornin-1.: and filled $50 and costs or two months impriiaoiiniciit.
-IVir ami Mrs. 'l‘. I). lliimsay of
Summers-ide_ left on at visit in their son Vernon iii Cmniilir-ilioii, N. Il. who underwent xi serloiis opera- tion for alipentlivitls.
isionul Superintendent of thi- Mur- coiii \Virr-less Tolegrllph Vo. of . Canada, was in Suiiiiiiwslilt- Inst
Rogers. for the purpose of i'oriiiing -
l ____
-~l\’irs. Allison lloriio. of t>'l.:~;.i'y,
iiiiderwent ii silccessfiil operation for npponiiicitis in the Priilcv (foun- ty Hospital last Sntlii'dnj~' in/iriilng,
ed to lcorii that she is inakliig good
progress.
‘itil
--Ml‘. Iluestls Williams who for ‘ill
the past two months has been working with Messrs. Sinclair & Stewart Ltd., Sum»niersllle init on Molldny for Snclivllle, ll., where
ll" fl’ l l..
Iii
ho will resume his otiidics iit lim
li Ii|l
-I
Mount Allison College. .
Souris Exhibition [Ill Train Arrangements "liz
THE TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS FOR SOURIS EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY. OCT. 3rd
-k mi
1, I
|. th, il ll,
ill!!
Mixed train, No. 219 will go to
Elmira on her way in. and take pas aoiigera and freight due at Elmira- ll, 10.15. and will leave Sourls for ‘f" Charlottetown at 2.30 p. in.
FRANK MULLALLV
Secretary
\ , in
dll, ill)
738-9-28-31.
Lean, 4, Elizabeth Mcl'hersoli.
Class 12 4, fc)
Writing.-1, Cailivrliil- l"llz-
patrick, 2, Theresa Mnrl)onul|i, St. George. 3. Mary Cunipiiell, 4, Marlon Gardner.
\
Class 12, Sec 4 lbi
tin Lia L' n dn 551 'Fi 0
hi
week, accompanied hy iili-_ l(. S.
i
tl Radio Club. -
5*.- l H5 “li [ir'- l|l "ln
and her niauy friends will lwplfina- 05]
_ EE Ein EE-hifi fiéfi iii'-:FT-&l5'éE kiwi' *‘l;l?éFT&f“`i Ll] EE- 'EFT’~l5'-&F|‘l- i EEL 'L-':l:i',l-EE:-%i;l5‘-*;l*l"-*$1-t-i'~. _ ` `=33'&*'Tl;f'l'L§
,-._.. 5 s I V Pratt s 3 Big Days of SPEGIALS
int-i'sitle, returned last Saturday
:I0 We have just opened the largest stock of Fall Goods of every kind we , ng have evier purchased. We have considered the low price of some of the 1’ ', commo ities you se landh ' d th cl se.
tfhj h0n .all these New Gooclldlsvldltllltiw yiiltll Irilnlgrer Cent below our lowest ne
cas price. A~c ear saving. .
55 Note the following which are only a very few of the W°n=|=l‘fU| IWYIHSI values we have for YOU-
bi »
bofors Spring.
Stanfield s Underwear
Red Label regular $2.25 less 10% $2.03 Blue Label, regular $2.50, less 10% $2.25
Our regular price on these is below the list and our
sale price a genuine bargain. All new fresh stock. No moth eaten goods left from last year as we sold out clean
- u
.. .2..__._. _.____.__ ._. _ _ ._.______,__ _ _ ,_.. . .__ A,..__i.a
Heavy Fleeccd Lined Underwear
in
. - _ ._ L' ‘
_._-l\’ir. L. (.. llntlio. l\l.i.|iiiii< Dix Mews 98,., ,css 1-0% 8% ‘
Boys, 70c. loss 10% 63::
A real bargain for these goods. '
_QM r.Wlli'red Ziiciillnlilli, of Mono- t '_ “_ " -L .- , - _ _\ , __ -_ ._ P . _ 4 1 I
ton,r0pr<‘~;<entilig the l~‘l'ailk Loves- `;_}L" ‘ ' ' ‘
l i" '
Blankets
HOIVY llflhf 011)' and dark grey all wool coarse and
flue at different prices; also From finest quality lambs wool, pure white and blue and pink with white checks to the ‘cheaper grades of white. Already priced low. Loss 10%.
; Llast Season’s Horse Rugs Half Price ‘
50 Per Cent Off
T0 mill” f`°°m f0l‘ new ones that have not como in yot
A Chills# io get yours away below actual cont.
3 "lf" |0155, |‘Ubb°rB. men's Indiana ch|ldrsn’l; also
Lumberman's Rubbers, all sizes. This comprises nearly 100 ‘ leases. all is real bargain. Less 10%.
Cotton Blankets “ALT;tNE;fi¥;°E _lt IGROCERIES I
B-4, 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 LOSS 10% LESS 10%
Baby’s Crib Blankets
Bnby's Crib Blankets, both cotton. fine
thick and soft and pure lambs wopl. Less Tnrtar (Not Tartar-
1o%_ ` lnne.) 81: per V4 lb. cries not mentioned Ion 10%.
Extra Special
Pure Cream of
All Less 10 Per Cent.
wholssale.Got yours before further advance
, package full weight.
FLOUR and FEEDS have jumped contrary to all ex pectatlons.
rolling which we bought right.
sm qoali¢y'b|snd| ..... .................................... .. _ .... ._ 53.50 Beat quality hard Whelts ln cotton .... ................... .. $3.90
. Extra Special Prunes
25 boxes Prunes an route. A small lot bought very
clone. New fresh stock (not old lunlrsd stock) expected daily. if here in time 11V;-c per lb.
If no tin stock your counter shock during our sais
Days for any other purchase will entltls you to any
amount as long as t oy int I fthe above prius. Thus prunu wlil bo price regularly other than Bala Days at 16¢.
A Bio Saving to you.
.I
'lil' NOTE:-We expect to nrrlvs soon the following M glnglnd cgi-| of Albion Goal. ~ _ -
Il
But we have a large stock in --and more
p All Foods, Bran, Mlddllngl, Wlvlta Mlddlingl. Fud
Flour, Gornmeal, Cracked Corn inn 10%-
Ooo our bargain oounhro. A variety of B000- ¢*l"
and various other artlolu, worth up to IMI) 1°'
"W0 ONLY
You may uve three or four dollars on the VOTY l"*I°'
you und. ‘
2 cm Albion Lump. w. im. nam- aims you yn in our .oiiwlll Nl" 2 cm Aisisn Noe what we ny in ...lr --ML" w. 4°. our male on
1 Cv Alblvn Btvvv- srmous, mek ann nap-lu»‘ whim an new goods ml
If you have not not yours out of our first lot two weeks always-boon “Quick mln and small profits!!
nga, book It now. It may be vsry hard to get later sell- Como with Cub, -loan or flint quality Iultor |f\ '"9 “ "°"Y °'°" P"'°°* °" °*"' -(lined) only. No-crooks or rolls Minn.
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It advanced $1.10 per hundred _last month- Not over 100 lbs to ons person, All proc