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time to buy straw and linen hats, L d' ’ S "1 Light Coat and Vest, and lots oi oth:rul3iSnes.a1 Drs’ Prints’ U

No place like Prowse Bros for bargains during ,July the hot

goods must go in order to give comfort to oiirmdny customers,

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door plans oi the design accom- as large rooms as possible and poriiere

this article as it is one of our and sliding door openings are given prize designs. The irst door between the principal rooms. The

1899, by Clmrles Wil-,

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ls a parlor, sitting room or lib- sitting room has a large bay window dining roomand kitchen. with a as well as a window at the side. The

at tie side or front of the house

of the small bed room 'marked -6” in front of hall which room.

is ample in size and well

lor a small bed room. walls of foundation are ot rough

laid in its natural state

of the wslli are too wide for any settling. The cellar may ‘ be bya stairway from therear

doing aw ty with the running

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this advertisement the Debarment will

about 12 foot square, The veran- _opening between the sitting room and Bly be enlarged and extended ‘the dining room is provided with slid-

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door gives us iive bed be provided with corbels placed about

and a bath all large iight rooms one foot from the top and grill iilled

haght to ceilings with the ex- in above. The kitchen has large closet

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second story. The closet in the dining room might be used for an entrance to tue k'tshen,closing up present entrance obviatiug the direct view to the kitchen. Th`e dining room has good large win- dows which when open iu warm weath- er (with those in ih_e sitting room) make a good circulation of air. The

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sewing roomas desired. All rooms are provided with ample closet rooms exceptt'ie.rearonaand this could be easily altered bydiminishing the size of the closet iorbed room marked 10.x 14’ ando! the linen closet in the hall and still not aftertlie sizeof either oi the rooms or the hall. The sitting room ‘nay iscairiednp to the second story and is somewaht larger.' All the

_'bed rooms are planned to give as much

accommodation, light and ventilation as possible. The lighting of the passage is accomplished by placing transoms overall bed rooms and bathrooms door. The room previously stated as being used as a play room or sewing room is' lighted by an elliptical and dormer windows, the former being glazed with stained glue.

All interior woodwork is as given in

the technical description accompanying this article but may be changed to suit the wishes oi the owner. The extirior finish of the tirst story is oi clapboards laid 44 inches to the weather and joints lapped lj inches, with corner boards at the end of the house and all joints 4&"x 11” stuff. The entire second story, in- cluding, roofs and dormers is shingled, all shingling and clapboards to be backed up with one 1" x 6" rough hent- lock boards upon which is placed a lay er of building paper» well lapped and mailed. Espet-ial care should be used in placing paper on boards, lapping pa.- per well at joists and window casings thereby avoiding the entrance of cold air. The panels on second st Jry are made of piper macho oi neat design. For a technical description of this design see the fel owing memorandum.

General Dimension: Extreme Width,

A28 ft., 9 ins. ; depth. not including ver. anda or porch, 44 it.

story, 9h.; second story 8 it; 6 inches.

and root, shingles.

entrance hall is about square and WSU lighted by a window at the bottom ot

Heights of Stories: cellar, 7 tt.; iirst

’ Exterior Mat ris 1-i: Foundation,stoue, irst. story. t-lapboards, walls above first gr

Interlor Finish: Hard white plaster.

Main doors, N. C. pine. Trim. Whitt! | ,

the staircase as well as one at the plat-,

3 form where the staircase turns. The

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theioterestsothisparty, and

insecuring theattendanos

asmanvmembersas possible,-at portantdivisions. Inothel words, he

thesauie kind of role in the

field. Theoneisinchargeot a ear. tain numberol legielatarsand the oth. orolaci-rtain nnmberoi hounds, and thedntyoteach is to see that his charges attend to business and prompt. lydotbetasksassignedtitliem. That apailiamentary omce of this kind is nosinecuiecaubereadily seen. Each political party has a chief whip. and

ever an important division is expected he must notify the members, argl if he

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case,ash. Kitchen and bath, wamscoted. ` Colors: Clapboards, silver gray Trim lake white. Sashes. dark green

All shingles left natur.l for weather

stain. ”

Accommodations: The principal

rooms etc., are shown ,bv the door plans. Cellar under whole house, with inside andontside entrance and concrete lloor. Double sliding doors connect the dining room and sitting-room.

Bath room, with full plumbing tix-

tures, in second st try. Portable range and_siiik~kitchen. Back staircase from cellar to attic. Linen closet in second story hall. Attic iloored ter storage.

Cost: $2,700. complete. The esti-

mate is based on New York prices tor materials and labor. In many sections

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Pllllllllll DIRECT TRIPS T0 WSW!!

-A l¢eavllg}8t,.lohn every WEDNESDAY all SATURDAY, lt ll’

p. m., arrive tn Boston about noon next day.

Charlottetown to Boston About 30 Hours,

" Summcrside to Boston About 28 Hours.

_ ROUTE l.-Leave any point on the P. E. I. Railway bv mornin! train

Wednesday or Saturday, reach St. John. via Samuierside and Point Du Chew.

_ at 5 n.m. leave St. John, bv Steamship "St Croix." at #JN p. in. direct. for Boston.

, ‘ ' BOU'l'E 2.-lnave the Island on Tuesday or Tnnrsdav, reach St. John ‘ same evepinir, and connect with Wednesday and Friday morning steamers for ' = Boston, via the Coast Service.

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