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f' THE GUARDIAN CHARI OIT-ETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. JUNE,”-. .1900

30 Soft Bosom Shirts 50c.

%:1-'~v'1»'¢9m»

$1.00.

125 Soft Bosom Shirts, worth up

. ._ - _ ' ti 'I b. ' 't -

io $1.40 going at i5c. piell as to the gen emen si io v invi a

50 General’s Pictures framed 50c to-

' s

*m -M ' 1 l _ lil*

s.wf<iag_51raw»'s- 'ssiiiis in PRINCE to is

300 00101111 Shir” W °*01’f°" 0111)' » Ma.Josr:rn Wick:-iusm returned Thurs-

Yoftll 5-1.95 "ld $1--50» 50°- day evening from Saranac Lake, where he

55 Lunch Boxes hill price. spent the winter. His brother, D. Wick- Iuiley Belts half price. ham of Tignish, niet him at Moncton. Leather Bel s half price His many friends will be sorry to learn ,5_00 Trimmed Hgtg $3/I5, that he has not ipiproved in health.

Sr. Marys Aéhdemy, was closed Thurs-

3 Meifs Scarfs 50. tduy afternoon for the suininper holidays. 100 Ladies’ Crash Skirts $1.45 for His Lordship Bishop McDonald Hr-<1 U10

Rev. Dr. Mon han and`D. J. G. McDon

sg _

Anjgher svtephs Reduction Skirts aid were present and took part. His Lord-

hx 75,: and 956 ship destributed prizes among the DUDUS-

Boys' Blouses worth up to $1.00, to Rnrnnaxcn in yesterdays Agriculturist

gk hgyu from 4 to 10years, for ‘loot to the "speech making" and ‘tlocai orators

@1ild`!'oh’s Pilafores, lit little girls airing themselves at the closing exercispis

from 4 to 10 years, for 39c_ of tge Summerside liublictS_<t:hool; 02:1 ign-

° ' 't ‘ nes ay evening is, o pu i ini , -

*$31325 of Tailor made Sm 8° going suit to the School Board, and to the

. . te

achers who arranged the program, as

on took part in the proceedings. As a matter of fact the four addresses given on

'°"°w 25"' _ _ this occasion occupied less time than any

P000 Mens Scufsi 20° each’ t°" one of several given at the closing e\

IOYYOW 2 fl? 25°- ercises last yearupon which the Journal

A ict of slightly soiled white and

vished its strongest praise. \\'hat has

'p Nlomd dress shirts Worth up to $1.00 ruilled his feelings this year that he

f bl’ 250.

A lot of sample Golf Hose only one

pair of a pattern 50c to $1.00 a pair.

500 Pairs Half Hose Black and

,.»,. no-,W , ,(..`»,_,,-

Ihaki 45c for 30c.

f Qiality for 33c

-.,. .._,. .. .-D..-»,».

U 3oc going at ioc.

- 3oo pairs ladies’ Kid Gloves at 45c

north up to $i 25. Ladies’ Summer Corsets 35c.

3ooPairs Lspies’ Sample Corsets, worth up to $1 75 all going at 75c and

»-vvqw,

95C-

“ll ‘-mwiuuclrprwwwrww/“~"

_ 751:.

Boy’s Tweed Caps i: 5c.

_ sent off. i zoo Pairs Men’s Braces i5c. ‘ 53,_Men’s Caps z5c.

5 15oSailor Hats worth 45c for loc

' black only).

”‘V"9'2"W".q'l l1"?""\"7f3.\»7‘¢\

and $1.50.

i’}hildren’s Suits from 750.' Boys Pants 45c and 600.

300 Pairs Bodies’ Ribbed Hose 45c

50 Shirt Waists 65c quality for 380. 100 Wrappers $1.25 for 90c.

' 35 Ladies’ Leather Belts worth up

90 pairs Black aud colored point

lid Gloves, good value at $1.20 for

goo pairs Ladies’ Corsets at 25 per

r 53 Children’sKilt Suits 75:, $1.25

Heirs $8.00 Tweed Suits for $5.50,

JAS. PATON .iz CO.

2,0 Yards Imported Tweed $i.oo 5

354: and 75c will be offered to-morrow 1 lt 55c. zo patterns to choose from.

P_ =» _ 1' -

_.,..-~u..-»~».. ~.-.<f- »~i~»rv~¢,.....~..,.,,,,w,..,.,¢.,...¢-vs

. i--#_

` visitors. '

f~.-our »-- "_'~P""'°--.;,»-'4~rw.-»_- ff'”»¢»gp "'¢”' " “

All the amuse nts

.ld

Starts of visitors.

opposed. Come on McDuff!

A bot dinner will be put up and dainty

Im Tables provided.

LII* an excursion to Kinkora.-

1' Trains overallllines as follows.

1 (Standard Time).

Leave Summerside 9.35 a. m. “ Kensington 10.00 “

‘r " Freetown 10.15 “

" Emerald 10.25 “

.Arrive Kinkora 10.45 “

I (Standard Time).

_Leave Charlottetown 7.45 a. in. “' Royalty Junction 8.05 "

_ " North \Villshii‘e 9.50 “ * “ Hunter River 9.00 “- . "‘ Bradalbarie 9.27 “

" Emerald 9.33 "

Arrive Kinkora 9.55 "

(Standard Time).

...., .r sn. = .-.._»

hw..

yr _

-.¢~.¢....,_. ,_-_-_

Arrive Kinkora ll.0‘.) °'

w-Y... _¢~.»...

In following dgay.

Passengers from stations west of Sum-

- merside come by regular morning train, if connecting with special train at Surn-

merside. '

'r1*r¢Y[ll,*‘

zu. (standard time).

SPECIAL RETURN FARES T0 KlNKOR.\.

.From Ti ish to Alma inclusive $1.15

" .95

.85

Albgrton to Bloomfield “

- “ Howlau, to Portage “

’ Conway to Richmond “ “ Weilingtonto Miscouche “ " St. Eleanors to New

‘ Annan “

"‘ Barbara V\'eit “Blue “

Sh k" “

~,,_,,`.--W; vw--v-

vw-e»r»~»r-.*

if P li

Freetown “ Emerald “ Albany ' “ Cape Traverse “ Bradalbane “ Elliotte “ Frederiction 8C Clyde “ Huntef River to Loyalist“

inc “

Milton to Chariottetowir “ York to Mt. Stewart “

gmuld tot§’p}rth “

igan eorgeto “

¥'t_;£m\rews_ to Sth1;et:1l; “

- L v

A Zealansiis to W ‘~ Harmony 8: Sour “

!¥\

Rllllll’

ill liilill lil Kililillil

JULY l0th, 1900.

Elaborate preparations are being made

5 ir a Mammoth gathering at Kinkora on ` &cabove date. The new Church now _ closed in is the occasion of the celebration.

All who can should come from far and Beartosee this beautiful structure and Sender their generous assistance towards,

_ its coinpletiondrlverything will be arrang- f» edfort ecomfort and entertainment of

I me usual on such

, aepiasdions will be provided and novel ones I ' e .

Mutta.rt`s Steam Riding, Gallery is

under contemplationand if arrangements -nn be made it will be there to cheer the

An exhibition of fast Wheel Riding

'lrillbegiven by Brown Bros. of Ch’toWn iheiiiaritime champions, and a Trophy will be handed over to the successful competitor should the champions be

Tbisis the last chance of the century

Leave Cape Traverse 10.25 a'. in.

Passengers from stations east of Royalty

Junction come by regular morning train. tonnecting with special train from Chair- bttetown at Royalty Junction. Tickets oust of Royalt Junction good for return

Returning special train will leave Kin-

_ lora for Charlottetown at 5.30 p. in. (stan-

dard time) and for Suminerside at 5.50 p-

.45

.35 .25 10 .10

.35

foo

5-Es'

25 20 25

75 ss 95 as. ‘£5

'hould be so easily bored 1

ST. James' Episcopal Church, Port Hill,

was the scene of a pleasant social event “Wednesday evening, when Mr. Arthur Maynard and Miss Lulu Gorrill were united in marriage by Rev. I-I. Harper. The church was tastefully' decorated, and the ceremony was witnessed bya. large number of the friends of both part- ies who are very popular. The bride was given away by her grandfather, Wm. Hopgood, Esq., and was attended by Elsie Gorrill, Miss Millie Brown. and Miss Lily Maynard. 'Ihe groom was] support ed by Mr. Ed. Monkley, Miss Louise Monkley presided at theorgan. After the ceremony the wedding party had supper at the brides home, and spent a most en- joyable Ievening. Thursday morning Mr. and Mrs. Maynard drove to their new home in. Northam, followed _by the good wishes of a host of‘ friends.

ui 4-_*jiri*

Trouble- in The Stomach

Which Doctors Failed to Remove, cured

by Loss Than Two Boxes of ~llr. GI\uso's Kidney-Lives' Pills.

The experience of Mr. Blackwell is'

similar to that of many sufferers with chronic indlgestlon. Stomach medicines will seldom really cure lndlgestlon. The kidneys and liver must be set right, and the bowels made regular and active.

Mr. Joseph Blackwell, Holmesvllle,

Ont., says :-"I derived more benefit from the use of Dr. Chase's Kidney- ;.lver Pills than from any other medl- cine I ever took. and can highly re- commend them for stomach troubles. I was in a terrible state and could hardly work at my trade. I tried moat every kind of medicine and doctors, untill was tired doctorlnz. and be- fore I used one box of Dr. Chase’s Kid~ ney-Liver Pills I could see that they were helping me. and after taking a box and a half, found that I was cured.”

Nearly every family on the continent

has used Dr. Ch,a.se's Kidney-Liver Pills or heard of the remarkable cures they have effected. One pill I dose, 25c a box, at all dealers, or Ed- manson, Bates and Co., Torontoi,

C; I

H. E. BLACK, D.D.S

<9 |=' |='| c: S = lol-chants’ Bank IBuIl|Ilng

Summorsldo, P. E. I

Local ' and general anaesthotics to

made Dentistry Painless. All work Guaranteed. May 26aod&W

.___ _Q

McD0||ALD & MARTIN

BARRISTERS.

Solicitors, Notaries _'_Public, Sac. Money to loan.

M is B ' ` ,

OFFICI-:sl sa... as:.r..°h.@;.=.::.: K. J. MARTIN B. A. ' '

I ' Al

Peters, ings & Saunders

BAllBlSltliS, S0l|ClT0llS, Sit.

ARTHUR PETERS, Q. C., A. ERNEST INGS, and ALBERT C. SAUNDERS.

M O N C7Eh’!wn1(.Jger&i9lo®cN . ' lFFlCES1§l.':.e.re;?.i»H..?.isef=°` Me'

Changed Hands.

CAMPBELL HOUSE.

SUM MERSIDEJP. E- |- Good Board at reasonable rates.

Free coach to and from all trains and steamers.

J .E. HOUG_HTON,

Water St.. Summersido

Mii’y261yr _ ,

Queen I Hotel. Formerly Perry Hotel,

than Simi. Heal af 0mn’s Yllliif.

This new and coinmodious hotel is now

open for business. Thoroughly fitted up with all the modern improvements, this

hotel ofere to the public accommodation, which cannot bemueellod n any other on the Island. Good tablogllargo bed- rooms, both rooms. Terms moderate. Frodcoach toall trains and

31,10 steamore. Special acoornmodation for

Z; 39 ayéiprder ofCommittee rommercial travellers. ._ ~_ _ -g

_ Ii;iv&i’ai-Pstaaiwzi-Exe - -FRANK PEBRY»Pl'°P-I

21; Pi°2i.'r.'i...w2i ‘ °'J°“’ 8°, o°t.s,<i1y 1 yr. summoning

Naval oranges just received at Chlng’s.

30 3i

All kinds of_ Caledonia fruitsjust re-

ceived at Ching’s ‘Fruit 8:: Confectionery Store. 30 3l-

MR. J. E. Briton, M. L. A., is in t0WD

and will remain until after Dominion Day Races.

50 Boxes of fresh biscuits, including

several new linesjust opening at Ching`S Confectionery. 30 31

Green of St. John who has been

visiting her former home in Malpeque. F9' turned home yesterday morning.

THE train for the west yesterday morn-

ing carried a large number of passengers to the Baptist Association, which is being held at Springfield, Lot 7.

A T0 LET. Two rooms in Merchants Bank of Halifax building lately occupied by Dr. H. Eel Black. Apply to P. VV. Morrison, Manager. May 30, 2 a W tf.

ON Dominion Day call at the Railway

Grocery and get a drink. Ice cold tem- perate drinks, oranges, bananas, etc., in stock. A full line of general groceries. Prices always right.-J. B. Strong. 29 21-

THE Presbyterial of the Woman‘s For-

eign Missionary Society of P. E. Island will be held in Malpeque on the lltli and 12th July. Delegates will be met at Kens ington on arrival of the morning trains on Wednesday July 11-th.

Norrcn.-We wish to notify the public

that Mr. W. K. Rogers. who was former- ly our agent in Summerside, has now no connection whatever with HS 01' 0\ll` Companies, and that he has no authority to cancel any of our policies, which he has recently done, without our consent or ap- proval.-Hyndman 85 Co.-25 lw.

Masses. Mnmy sr Mecongmswho have

been carrying on a general merchandising business at Kensington, have recently ad- mitted into partnership, Mr. D. M. Mc- Kenzie of Springfield. This iirni is build- ing up agood trade and the farmers of the surrounding country are not slow to ap- preciate enterprise and right goods at right prices. Their store is spacious and the large variety cf goods carried, places these gentlemen ina position tofuliy meet the requirements of thebuying public. All the products of the farm are purchased and thus the producer is able to dispose of his surplus crop most conveniently and advantageously. All the members of the firm are farmers' sons and thus know exactly what the farmer requires. and being practical and observant are in an almost unprecedented position to trade with the tillers of the soil to the distinct advantage and profit of the latter. In view of these facts it is not at all surpris- ‘ ing that so many farmers are benefiting in 'a decidedly desirable way by all possible business intercoiuse with Messrs.Murra.y, McGougan &'. Co.

“SAY” said the small boy as he took a

breathing spell, after examining about ` fifty yards ofthe gutter, for cents, cigar stubs and other articles of juvenile coin- mence. “D’ye see that lady up by Strousis Corner? Ain't she all styled up lg That`s my Maw." “Is that so,” asked the corres- pondent incredulously. “Did some rich relative die and leave her a fortune? What-'s happened, tell us." Nary relative. Her folks is all livin’ an' enioyin’ ther- selves, but Maw and Paw haven't been eiijoyin, the dimestic conjugality of late that they uster. Between you an’ me ,they rowed pretty bad, an’ Paw took to stayin' out late at nights, an' Maw, she took to cryin’. The other night, he let the cat outer the bag. He says to Maw, “You dress like a guy," he ses, “I'm gittin’ as- hamed of you." “Is that it," Maw ses. "That`s it," ses Paw. Next mornin’ she went down town, bright an early. Ina few more days a. big passel comes to the house. That afternoon Maw fixed herself up turble. Ye’d never known her. When Paw came home, and seed the lady he Jest bowed soilum like, an’ started in to talk his purtiest, when he reckignized Maw. You’d a died to seen him. He jes got- stooped. “Then he recovered hisseif sufficient, Maw ses, "What do you think of this fer a guy.” .

(To be Continued Wednesday.)f

'SIDE AND -PRINCE C03

[have arrived in the City and will spend a

- I have been completely restored. I can

~l>ERSONAL - -MENl‘l0N

5..-...._+ - .nay iiiiirsiil o»i_w¢n..n.i.¢.

§NAP

_ I I saruanav. JUNE son., 19...,

_ , __.,A.,manuf»otu_rer in Totontoshipped gy, M f mo t'Undém'vea.r' (to sell). We bought them at our aim pl-Ts? we're gling to give our customers the advantage-(Blouses

white)-the prettiest things in Charlottetown

Mr. W. E. Leard of Dundas, was in the

City yesterday.

Mr. Underhay, Jr. of Rod House, was I

in the City yesterday. ,

Miss Edith Brown returned to Newton, Mass., yesterday moinlng.

Rev. Wm. J. Howard, Pownal, returned

from Moncton Thursday night.

Mr. J. B. Lampkin, representing the C.

Mr. J. E. McDonald M. L.A., of

Cardigan was in the City yesterday

Mr. Edwin R. Hmingitnat Boston, is

at the Revere Hotel. _

Pretty Blouses worth 5Dc Saturday 4.8¢. »5(D Pai;-5 tyllsh Blouses Handsome Blouse

’ Beautiful Blouses $

' ' Exquisite Blouses

Mr. J. M. Aitken of Montague, was C

among the visitors to the City yesterday. _ N Mnstewm Mennren or New Penh U

P. R., was at the Davies yesterday. S

orset Covers

ight Dresses _ nderskirts 1-

was among the visitors to the City yester- day.

& Co. Kensington, was in the City yes p tcrday.

the Portland Packing Company, are in

Messrs. Waiter H. Ince and George.

Farrow of Hampton, were in the City Saturday.

Miss Ada \Vadman was a passenger by yesterday morning`s train to the Baptist Association. .

Mr. Way of St. Peter’s, was in the City

yesterday attending the meeting of the Cheese Board. `

Miss Annie Mellish was a passenger by ‘

the express yesterday morning, en route to St. John, N. B.

Mr. C. Lancaster, representing the Noxou Manufacturing Co., St."-Mary`s, Ontario, is at the Revere. -

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Moore of '0tta.wa, 1

short time with relatives.

MLC. W. Sherwood and wife of Sussex ,

are registered at the Davies. Mr. Sher- wood is the Station Agent at Sussex.

Mr. J. F. Norton of Cardigan, was in

the City yesterday afternoon. He went home by the eastbound train in the after- noon. _

Mrs. John Harper left by the Halifax

yesterday, en route to Boston and New York, where she will visit friends and relations.

Mrs G. F. Dewar of Southport will be

at home to her friends on the afternoon ofMonday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Dr. Jones, Professor of Classics at Acadia University, went west yesterday morningto attend the Baptist Associa- tion now in session. _

Miss Bert-ie Nicholson was a passenger 1

by the Halifax yesterday afternoon, en route to Boston. Miss Nicholson has ben spending a holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Nicholson. _

_ -ii

Wornout

Nerves. r

lolonkoho llouldirtslosp or llorli-

llandoTromblou--oould Scarooly lam

-Restored by Dr. chefs Ilene Food.

Mrs. Margaret Iron, Tower Hill, N.

B., writes:--“Din Chase's Nerve Food has done me a world of good. I was so weak that I could not walk twice- the length of the house. My hands

trembled so that I could not carry a pint of water. I was too nervous to sleep, and unable to do work of any kind. 1 1

“ Since using Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food _

walk a. mile without any inconvenience. Though 76 years old, and quite fleshy, I do my own housework, and consider- able sewing, knitting, and reading be- sides. Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food has - proved of lnestlmable value to me."

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is the world’s

greatest restorative for pale, weak, ner- vc-us men, women, and children. In pill form, 50 cents a box,'a.t all dealers,

or Edmanson. Bates & Co.. Toronto.

Don’t cough, use Dr. Cha.se's Syrup

if tIt.li;1s_ecd and Turpentlne, 25 cents a

o .

Some people don’t work ‘I We work day

and night getting snaps for our custom

Mr. Geo. M urray of McGougan, Murray _ ers, snaps that make you always cuswm

! _ er

We’ve 25 pieces of handsome White

usiin, worth up to 39c a yard, bought at Good b e is 8 nd

* Mr. C. L. Baxter and T. A. Atwood of

M , a.lf price-only 19c a yard Saturday. _i to our Handsome

the City. h

ia!-gt

We’ve been working since, the lst of 1

Store” into a. summer bargain storennd we’vo

Some Mor.nsnts count it business wit to

ink it (bnsiiiess suicide). You alivays get what we

__ ‘ _-"rf .7 W é

wheel and-.put it in asf §lP6_ all parts for ieither; Ciundiorigff or brazing andnensmelling; The work speiks

_ .-'

EIIMPTW

-__ _ ._- .Q

20 To 25 per renin

This is the inducement we are offering for your pnutllge VVhy such big reductions 1. You may-' ask We

We bought more ` colored shiftg, in

legee silk fronts men S working quired for our ordinary trade- In addition to the

in early spring 2 gasgs shiiftg were shipped a,nceiled~ Bother than take them back manufacturers

to us at a big reduction

We believe we have now the largest stcck of any retail city. To dispose of this stcck we offer such ||be|'a| Flannfllette Shirts 170, 25,

Black Sateen Shirts Our Hercules unlaundried White Shirts are the best in tho

Victoria Row

ld L_ _ ' -'

.ANADiAN C ’,>Ac|i=ic Y.-

CANADIAN PAGl_F_IC~

ill

Dominion Day Excursions

DNE FIRE FUR THE lillllllll TRIP-

'uiie 2g'.h,3oth.July lst and 2nd;good to return

until July 4th, between all stations in Canada on the Atlantic Division. and to all stations Montreal and east. also to and from L C. R , D. A R , and P.'E. I railways points ~

On june 3otli. July ist and 2nd, to stations

.ilvelst ofdMontreal in Canada, good to return

v .

u r T6cbmmercia1Tra\'e1iers,on presentation of certificates, on .lune zgth ,to points West of Mgntrealiii Canada, good to return until July 3:- . _ _

A. J. HEATH. »

D. P, A., c. P. R., s.i.John, N_P.

June 28 td , - `

- s

nd 55 long-ab mt 15 acres clear and in a. high tate of feriiliti. lQ acres ready tostump-The balance in Hur 'Wood and Fence Jtails. situ-

Harbor-Plenty of seaweed. ' .., ,__ _ also in September next _ 011';-.tire Northern Portion of Wsri-»n in new eau. ‘ pkiiinby nlrs. 'Margaret Millar *known as-

: gmail _ . Thi. party is in ood dit -#is ' 1 Sminilgg of 3%oky°_‘gl>intwn'9Yhnr`fYu£3 ` Fei:-5-ly-md ti-mtsiopd Harbor.- ” ° H” “lm P yJoxN iuiwsos.

Kami eodkwtt -.~ - __fClmr1otteto1rnf

5' ‘ . , ' . .- - " . -. _ I- f. 'f " -I 1' .~, <;.;° -1.1_1 < l.»L;i»~'l-9-_.4-'--_ is ¢ "';°"*"’ _ D is ‘ :Ive 2 __ »<..~“~ r.aii"""i_i ?.‘~T.i»s1-‘EePJ>*'fl."'.Z‘1'-*»»-§'f` -4/--Wi -

Farm for Sale. _ I 1 l°°.i;".v::.'§..‘s:‘.i:’.L°:.l.2.':°f.°'=.;'.°:r.ws:lI _ L _ 1 _ 5 f

ated ouemilef om Rocky Point' Whnd _ _, , , ,, , °'°d“°° °°”'lbi§l'inn°a-Ness schmi'-'<>'ligi‘f " ri themost besnt lane available-Ovedoob . _

ing Hillsborough y and _-‘Charlottetown - | i‘ l

innexceiled. Write for circulars. '

ROGKY POINT FERRY.

*ww The Steamer "}1ltin” will ply between Prince

St-reel; Wharf and Rocky Point daily, (Sundays _ excepted) as follows:

Will leave Prince St.

' will leave Rocky:

Wliarf

4,.”

i Point - 4.*

_gg-AkQPd~r--lepmqg

8 P gg : 2 : 2 :'- P’

5.5

T1 2 P B

ihl

wicnwr-3-Q90 S 3?-5’ ‘C3 : : :U 2 :9°

.5 '.5

4| ti H _ as

is m. gr °‘ l ii H is

al ‘L

SUNDAYS.

Wiilleave Prince St. Will leave Rocky Wharf Point

At At

9. n. m. 12 43 p. m. 1.15 p.m

H 2 4- .\ ca

H 3 H it 54 H 4 ii A, ci 5 is

10 a. m.

Charlottetown, June lst, IMO.

P I Opens -duly-“list

Finest Bathing. Boating and».-Fishing. Cube”

0 l- ce HALL-lair.:

Maya6d3iu

‘< 9~

sl~§2,¢‘° V9

cf*

"“\\ W" \\°

There is n_o gum

or rubber or afnythm in Lorticelli Skirt Protecg

tor that will cliafe your shoes

t is made of specially rgwn

specially Bonn and spec ally woven wool

`t is (fer than an" other skirt

because it is made of and better wqgl-it has

F0118 VPSYC that

qurgkly vi lieu viet and

sheds dust egnly

Sewed on flat-not turned over-

dress-goods shade

s yard., Labeled thus

Ski”

1 10 %Pieces

_ $1.25 A Basket of Ribbon

, sinileat.

-_ .ACorsotflt£ora

Corset in town

t’..°‘li€”..‘tl

a Satgrday at oil?

Bi. lillillillllit

` l ._

The Spring rush is now___on, and we are fully

pair Shop is now taxed .00-ifU'§'lim°°E..,

"V3