29-1925" - ' 'run cHAnf.o'nrETowN GUARDIAN ~ ` 'pigjglmvm
HEN
rbody. The first ness, a feeling
enacted. 'rms itl why
three-quarters
cannot gripe. L
. wild ‘r".”“,,..‘fZ..f’.w»4‘%
sons are formed in the accumu-
lated food waste, and reach all parts ofthe
as warnings of graver diseases to follow if this intestinal poisoning continues un-
that constipation is the primary cause of
gravest diseases of life. '
Medical science has found at last in lubri- cation a means of overcoming constipa- tion. The gentle lubricant, Nujol, pene- ' trates and softens the hard food waste, » and thus hastens its passage through and l out of the body. Thus, Nujol brings in-
ternal cleanliness.
_ _ . _ -_ lit.-s lt. iliu-per, Luuclrliir _\l'nt_l/uri I SIGNS OF SPRING.-\\'ct|k<s anti
Nino] is not a me/licine or laxative and ‘
less. Take Nujol regularly and adopt this
you are constipated, pol-
results, headaches, bilious- of “heavines_s”, etc.; serve
intestinal specialists state
of all illness, including the
Central Guardian ’
Moore & McLeod, Limited, .
T05-4-29-fti
Ssdsllty H-all at 8 o'cloclt_ `
N SPECIAL SOX at"‘Flrst or Mtiy Sale.-10 cents pcr pztir. Moore & .\lcLeoti Limited. 705-4-Z9-Ili
NOVELTIEB.-Pin cushion <tc<p4,
Variety. huiffeit 'and tea sets, runners, pic.. lor sail.. 'Miss Maclnn-ls, 176 Rent S., 292t_
GET A RUBBER llousehol-'i
Apron nt 39 cents. __ Second lloor. liuore & Mcl.t=otl Liirrited.
1: on -ui o'~-ook trot
ilie pure water, it is harm-
GET _VETER.AN JEWELS.--An
iriteres|.int»L tunctlon took pluc. .»_ontluy night in St. l.n\vrcirce r.otige ltooni, Number 8, l 1). U. I".
...tired to l.. J. .\/lncrlrorsou tluur
.ilt1, .ind .iztrnts .»\. hover. ll is in- lcresling to note that these gentlt- men were all pust o|i'lct-rs ot' thc ..otl;:t». This Jewel is prt-st~rrtctl for
habit of internal cleanliness. For sale by all druggists.
Insist on
lwtfiriy-tivo years' t~onlii\liou:s |nr_iir I\0\'Hllll!_ 'l`h._- Grand Sct:|'oi:i:'_\'_ _r ._ .\itrcl\'innon, inutlc tli-_ pr'e:s_:;t,t won. 'i'lit» pi'og‘r'niiirire also int:l.rtl ti 'ur excellent tttltiress hy lit- .tit
GE T FEELING
WELL “AGAIN”
SHOP from Holmsn's Catalog. t `
-_~_- From Mother Nature’s storehouse
_ WHOLESALE PRICES in all de- we have gathered the roots, barks .....~t...tntt mr- ~r~‘t.~... or .utty sine.-' and herbs which are compounded.
iunder the famous Tanlae i’ormula,` .to make Tanlac. This great tonic ‘and builder has brought health and
wi-tier 'roN|GH1'.-st. Josepirt ltrensth to millions.
If your body is weak and und&
nourished, lf you can't sleep or ee have stomach trouble or burnln irheumatlsm, just you see how quickly Taiilac can help you back lto health and streiigth._ 1 Most people notice a big change for the better after the very first bottle. They have better appetftes and more pep. The sparkle comes _ back to their dull eyes and color to lthelr faded cheeks. I _Don't delay taking Taniac an- other precious dny. Stop at your
70,-,_4_2D_3il druggist's now and get a bottle
lot this, the greatest of all tonlcs.
. . . . . FUNERAL No1'|cE.- R ~_ttr-. >rl Tatu Ttml V e bl Pile
P Adm"-se Lubncahan ‘men nre respectfuily ret|\u<.i~ttotllLt‘<>' -for (g::mlT|5;ri‘:an¢
° tii~tcnd the 'funeral ol’ comrade. the
for Internal Cleanliness ;...tt- tfupt. A. lt. 15, brick .t.lris utter-i I I C
i -?'_ 1 ti ir ti. rr! itrrgihts lirrtlt|i~tiiltln;g l>nr1\0r~s_ .FOR YOUR HE£`LTH
=i~3
$1.25 ERINO UNDEFIWEAR
for men, lrst ol May Sulc. $1.00 p'r g'irmc-nt' -Vioore & ‘Vi-"I/'ntl
‘when l'our_vt~terttn je\vols'\vcrc pro Llmltctl. I A 70.5-fl/-211-iii
,FTtrru,»', ttrcrrz George ‘Sturet have lirrxgrllctl tr incrlcrn and up»tn»dtitt= .luwn mt»\vcr shttrpcncr so put an lttlfge or youu- mrtrwer and get utter
it.: lawn. li
CAVEINDISH SERV|CES._'l‘hG.rt~
will be -.~":r\'ice on Sunday. May 3rd. {`n the Presbyterian (‘irurt~h, No-ith liusti o at 11 11 in and in t.\nl
. ,`i`. lli<'g.~i, ou "licrr aiiti"l‘.`r`t-11'.-ll" _ 7° ‘ - " S` FY
_1,.,,,t,-,Slit-e ,,|- hi., |`;|,‘;,, th; 01 lat .S ti nr 'l‘-he \'our.g.pefople's Pro. itrinliy \ nenrty rout tr th t I' ` "9 Wm "‘ el F"‘I“‘
ot' the Ilitintreul
\'ork .\ir llruko l‘o_ _.__
.Beet Sugur Co, ___ (Tun, (‘o. __._._.. Cnr .Q l-‘ountiry Ctr,
~‘rit-un ltu-nnlntivt (‘ti ._
uiitui Copper- Mining Co. .liun l‘uci.llc C0. ,.____-.
' _ " nd. lti\'_ 11.11.
rlru _(limo Sllgur Co. __.___
Cline Sugar Phi. __.__
l l‘u||er Cu. ___
Spi'liip,ilcld 'l`iro t‘ti_ __
'irirtritfzln l'0tr‘trl<~urr| __.
Struilicin l’ucill\' Co. .__._._. Union Puclflc ity. -»-~»---»-. US. lntliuitrlirl Alt-tilitrl Pu. _ llnilvtl Status Slcol ________ t'rntriblt~ Stool Cu., of Ani, __ ilcll ’l‘t~lcplinno ____.__..__..
'i<`ructioir __.__.___
tiunrpuny ni’ Cunutln ._
Pulp ____.__..__.
Steunruhlp Cnni_ __ Stounislilp Pltl
top. .e sttnm Ire ny.
Stock Quotations
\liA‘l.lFAX, April 28.-Quotations Ntitlonul Browti~it=t-i __.__ __ 'i
d by _lolmgton and Wurtl, Cuirstilitlultetl Stnclirrs _...___
Stotlit
iiuiuitrirm l;i'itl-gt' __ __ _.___ 5|* Munir-t»nl l’o\ver _..___ ____ l7'i \`.iunipt»_;: l~.lt~t‘trit< _ ____ 4.1
» l'!.'\Nl(S
Bunk Commerce __.____.._. 107
120%; llttnk Rtrynl __._____.___.__ __ 211-'Ni
112 l1tiiIktVitniti'eal _.___._-..__. 1!-73'.-'g
23% “r|,e,,‘_ Muy_ 143 ; _|u|_v_ 1391;:`n1llin<_z\.'l;i posiliion t`or'rr.eily occ\'|j1- \\’ht=n wages are nm nmngtary,
173% Se 1.. 133 '
1-l
l
lil] [Q 1 "i". Iitilri
sept, roi. " Outs--May Ali; .luly, 41%:
1% 42%.
\Wlrcnt-lvlny, 1.'.5’?s§ ..|uly, 15
1% (ict 13041.
rgost menrrei. rrp rn .l
intro. it is the fourth oldest lodge in tho _\luritiin'e Pr'ovirirvs, und hus thc_ largest number of veterttn members.
I ISLANDER HONORED.- Thc i.-os An-gclcs ’l‘i~me:-r s‘:rys‘:-An-
ri.; tit’ the uirpointnicnl ot' Dr. Jcihu NI. 5lii_rlnn-is .w-.tit-ly kr.<\\'u l\t'e~;.-l»y~
inn tvlergryninn, i-o the titztiu.'irip ,-lic Los .Angeles -Bible lnstitutta.
-`-Fi
_cd ‘lry ltr, ll A, 'l`ot'ri‘y who rt sign-
._r;t:_\it~: hi' the thtircli 'oi rho O-1' ri Door *ist vc' r l)r Maclrirris ~w'lrr
' 'I -' It ._ - ' _ .
.‘ 1 ' _ . ' ' - I unix.; (.t__.~, , 'Y
. .\‘u'=' tvirtlertetl l\ll' llilr,"s for his in l.`\""`"g M 770’ IIICINP "ue change
W-ifmfu Pl rtriit‘tivu nntl Iiiito-i'or.i'irg ruitirtisea. Im- [hp 'hmm ‘Ir "'e‘ "5"“'7'
` . St. i.uwrcnc»_» Lotiizs is in tt vi ~v' __
F01' Cleanllness ruurisliirut t-orrtlition, lraviirg' the' P' W` C' DE-BAT-E‘_On° of Ih`
lu* _ i 'sl' ' 'ite l f
.1 .~t dcrbutcs .'l|-.5 your wus hold ycs~ _ 1 'lily irroru n-g_tiu .tho suilrjoctt lte~ _;ol\'f'tl that worn-en huviiiig the sumo t|uirllt`lcntlon_- 'ns mon .elioultl .ic- tzeive equail iivurges. The .s»peHlo_i‘s -were as follows: Pro ~\i_0i‘ne \\'tftl- l'ot'k, Kai‘hc»riire Mcl.cniia_n anti Lloyd Hrnsilain. Con-\\'rilliiani Dtir by, Mary Rogers, Cyril H"i'.on, Evzly.
.r L . _ li1i*`j nounccmcnt was mtrtli th-rs irrorn- P11-lmanv. Tihe pro gmt- ¢0nt9|.,f1;(1
that \vt.rncir tinc.=_ no_- rtcoive her just dues in t‘he lio|n;\e_ l‘t` strc is mr well qtialtfifrctl as tr muu for a nruiik job .she shoiritl rrtfciw h‘?,< w_.gos.
women ure treated thc _='.\ni:‘ it
gm" May’ ,~M_.m; July 1075;: ntl lieth as tlcun Qt’ the lust-Ztiits ani rrr.sn, sn w'liy is it not ~:hu:s in tho
iyii-siinct-iii -worltl? 'l‘l‘_|` idcn thu! wo nrtrn is nrtrrik ini' r o t '
SM" - _ -» - ~ _- - _ ,- *_ r ='m:n 'rtrl li
_luis bt-cu turrrrct~ted wit-h the l'i» _'lie tlurlt -:i-gos lit-fore Ch:lstii.in'1t_v
1|, _ ituif i`::;~ tit" »p::'.=t- your is nl' llrzririrces _slrtwultl icrni-trol :iii our nr
"‘ Scotch-Caiiudin-n |pziren»tug't» and '.fon.i, A tlistitiruioii ct' sex is ns un `
10%' < -' - ____ '_ m___ _- _ '...r<< horn nl Vlnllt--yirlt-l-il, P. E. l.. i';rir -.rs trim oi’ creed or u.\t Jnmi. y
1 - _ " " ‘ ' in l.St1, rcrs lvln-5; luis e'tl~uc;\iion in The wui:,..s ot' aiu, -we 'l urn i ln A001116? Semi! `l\`»_- i 1 rut-, -town anti in I*-liilzitletpiiixr. dtutlr, null ill' God tlcti'r=~tl ilnrt _|rr:u_ l'_ | --"-- f"l\l‘1‘il_L't»-:riitl Syracuse, h-oldlirg thc :intl wolucn slrtnrltl receive rt|r.~;i Zflf/4' “Wlrt\i, l-lelon tlivort-ing hcl' lil!-S* tl.~,,rt-ctfs ct` il. A. ~M, A., and LIL |n\nislnrrruis_ >rlir;1rl_l not mnrr u"‘cI
FII
R
‘fills huntl! Why, sito risetl to Huy sin ri, l\"rr _._-it-1-ul yr»,ris -hc vvutt eliti-lI'~ to rc-wnrtl -thorn gqntrl-ly? 1'|,..";.,,,
W' eouldri’t live without Jack" nr-\irol`1iic i-t‘nrrn.Ittt:c on ctluctitiuu 'ldv triziirittitl _'hut t‘.C1»t`Pr'crr.~o in hm-
_t_ ..
'-.1¥
“l guess tliut's the trouble, -Sho 'l` ii- t\';\\' York synotl and also intl :_-iii t:lr1ir'ti<~tonis:iIcs are uni»
I' t-_un't live witlront `Jut:k‘ and lrur ~ifI‘\‘0ll HH Clifitirnitln ot' l-he syrrod'H ~‘~'~s‘w'l in rrrrrturi-iy'. \\'orut»n wnnt
1 i:'»‘,lr ||u,thnnti lrnsn't any." ctrrri\rri‘li:-tee in religious wouk or Cor- equal wages wltlrout; as-surnriniz oqiuri t:»i"7l ..,..,,.._._.__~_ ‘neil riinliver-s‘l.ty. He was ordiilr;<<l- .l»psr;s.irl-lity. Tlrcy arc only .~u>rv- 12': I ‘ _ ' if t` \l"e." 't in 'nl t" ‘ln 189' » -» '~ -= ~»
TO PROMOTE CANADIAN BC3r(S
r‘:'"“ A measure beforo the legislature Sf'/5 ol' Qtivlret' will provide tor tho
"18 prcsontnlltni of wtnts of (luriutlistrr
sf) :rutlmr.~r tm .~rt:lrot>l pri/;t-ii irtstcnd of 11% other works us hus boon the cus ~Iii‘.€! ‘tom
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Light
POLO JERSEVS
Latest reports l'roni Engltrnd in-1
tllcnte thtit the high turtle neck polo jersey is maintaining nll its
popuhirlty, At least it ls with Mlm-1| llcuthor Tlrutclicr, one ol' tire, beauties of the London stage, who lrcqueiitly wctirs one of soft grt-y_.
\~°&.E'.'.r' _
- Q, ,-o» Z.
'Tan it »~ .
10 X 2; E5 '\"l
o .rt~ r any cr irini s iy t
ing tthelr .rppifenticeshttp in busi-
ti-nrl 'has iheld ~m>t1n»y -lnrpontunt P|'e~i~‘irc_is_ -:intl sihnultl not expect _ilrt
iryu-.»i:\rr liustoratus, the MncAllis- lr1r\(‘ollrgc clr-urt'h ln \St_ l‘nul_ <;-hc Montrose church of Pennisyl-vtrnl;r, :the Giistori -Church ol' l*liili.\tlel\|rtlriu_ Lire ‘Park Street C-hunch 'oi' llallfnx und the South Chu-rch ~oi"'Syra'ciise, N. Y. Dr. Mnclnlnis was nsstociatterl w<l,t\li -Dr. Torrey ln- this Montrose Bible con-ference anti ins-t your lteitl coir1i‘er'erice.s in C'h-l~u»n for Chinese evziirircirlstlr workt-rs of t-he insti- rut'0 on t.lie Milton Stewarnt Ml»s.~:1l‘on- flry t‘t>\iiitlatitrn_ ‘Since ‘iris rc-:turn he has been itlentiiltietl w|.th the work cl' t-he 'institute and will take i_ip his new duties at once.
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For E\'nr_v lll-)l|nnr|l’l Linlmeiilt
-l<»->l--
::'l‘he Man With Asthma almost
longs for death to end his s-ulfor ing. 'He sees ahead only years of endless torment with intervals nf rest which are themselves fraught with never ceasing fear of renewed
Fox Wire NOW
For the new pens-ew
I .Calf I Get Yoon, I 7,
is the popular shade this season. of course we have ._ the darker 'shades for those who are not anxious to fol- low all the latest fads.
Our prices _on
summer Oxfords are $4.50, $5.95, $6.50, $6.75, $7~50.
A L L E Ytrdrii FABHIDNABLC FITWEAR
“Whoa Billl”
*Professional Cards
McDonald & M_cPlie.e,lLA.
-I. A. |ut.noNAl.n. A ll. l.°llol'lll\! llarrlatcrs, Attdrley. lee.
Honey .A Laos "|701 lllllltllng Clmrlethtllll
P nn. 0. o Aitolilminn
dirsvlnsn- nf N. I. Post Graduate Ma--limi school and lleslltal Pruiis- t:...m\.| ur ln. lsr, Hen and
» 1°
hhlll
0ll'li-»~ llolyel' Dllltlllll
, Grout -George lfnet
illlee Ilosrn-0 to li a.' ni. I t¢'l 0- F- 'l'elspI|e|\a IIILJ.
*mil-
Mnrk R. Mofhilgan, B. A.
lAllll'l'll. l0l»l0l‘l0l.¢ l’l'0.
largemsnts - and oihef ranch changes. use "PRINCE EDWARD" BRAND ENG- LISH FOX WIRE.
“PRINCE EDWARD”
makes a straight, stiff, firm wall of protection that his 'given more than fourteen years of REAL SERVICE-
Get our prices and fr¢°
sample.
R.T. Holman, Limited
Summerslde, P. E. island
565-4~22W32i.
__._...__.... -
INSIDIOUS EYE STRAIN
' We use this adjective ad-
' vleedly.
Suffererl from Eyestraln
may have perfect vision and therefore do not suspect the presence of any sys defect.
The motlvs power of the
entire human . organism is Nerve Energy.
Normal eyes, it is computed utlllxe about 20% of this Nerve Energy, but when Eye- straln its present, a muetf larg- er proportion ls' required. Hanes defective syes,through I
their consumption sf an ex- eesslvs amount of ervs En- ergy, may seriously offset the functioning ef other organs of the body, and produce Ill
health. ~ ,
Have vous Eves axawnuso
R. F. Iliilcheson
'tl Issey to Less
Optometrist
attacks. Let him turn to Dr_ J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy :intl know what complete relief it can give, Let him but use it faithfully and he will nnd his asthma ri thing of the past,
Brooklyn. N. Y.-Mr. Joseph F.
Glus ivrltcs, “ln the pest 20 years I have been constantly troubled with
constipation' Every
remedy tried _ _,_
would workb. K. for a while-but
soon failed. Thc. ._, _ only remedy l have ` """-"` _ been able to use ,gr steadily with good _ . results have been gi' __-2? f Csrter's Little ,Liv-I
er Pills. I don’t L 3'* `
flut-ss when I take tlrt-in-I know I'm going to feel re- lieved," At all Drugglsts.
.__ .`\»,»-
»- %_..___.
“whoa stu 1”
ron ALL AGES
A HEALTH BUILDER
.Because It contains COO- L-IVER OIL, extract of crtsanv sA_nK. .A com- pound syrup Of H¥P°P|'I°l‘_ phate - an old and tried "msdy which we can confid ently ree0"!"\°"d-
cam. on PHONE 27'
H. Li woR'rHY
'Bn cooler 17s Gunn 01""
._ ,.,.
_eziirrc rcnrtilneim-tion us the nrast.~r_ i\V'l1r-runs :1 snlesrirtnn innkes ft lift--' ljob of iris po.=i~llort, ai siftlieslntiy tlotrs lnot pn; ht~r whole -soul l_n‘to hor fwtnik, -but is piiil'i-ently wntcliirrtz :xml waiting or .s'orneiIliln.g or snrrie- hotly more rlnterestdntu .to turn up. Wonien can .spend -ull ‘their curu- lmxs, and then marry, but fthe urcn who luivt- to support them -must lrnve some mon-ey saved, and there fore -should receive more ivtigtes. _'Phe .pro slide won -the deba-te hy fthe _narrow inargin ul one vote, rr margin which might 'have beleu 'ln- creasetl hrid ‘the members discern- ftl that rho co r 'trio was arguing w-iithout regn-rd to the oinuise con cerning qu-alificniilon in the resolu- tio.i. The conuplimentary remarks ol' this critic Mr. Melllsth, were heartily entlorsetl ‘by the Honorary
'Prest!dent. | --?<e¢»--- For Hors Tlirnnt Une MIiidr¢l'n Llnlniriitl
IN MEMORIAM
CAPT. A. R. B. DUCK
The death occurred tin this ui-ty
Monday, after ti -ientgrhy illness, of Captain- A. R. TB. Duck, ‘ln ‘the 46’rli. year of his age. .
.M»r. Duck was a son of the late’
George Duck, of Blessant Grove__ He joined the 'Post Olirlce .service in March, 1912, being a menrber ol’ inspector Wheiir’s staff. ln 1914 he enirlsted for overseas in the l~‘i-rst Corritlngent, and spent rhree years in active service, returniin-g 'to the island in 1917, and resuming his postal -duties. | Captain 'Duck before en-ltl~s't`ln~g
wu/s for a uiumtber of yearrs a .mem-. ber of -the old 82nd, Battalion,” startin-g as a Pri-vate, and being promoted .to Itzhe ranik ol Captain and Adjutant in June. 1911. He al- ways 'took an 'enthusiastic interest ln military matters. and was an expert nlfle shot.
.His 'work dn connection with the
Postal Department was maifked by faithfulness and efficiency. He was a man ot fine physique, of excell- ent oharaoter, and enjoyed a wide popularity. He was a member of the Masonic and Odd Fellows Lod- ges. About a year argo the was. laid aside .from aotdve duties owing to illness. His death 'ls all the sadder from -the faog that his wife ~(nes Mies Oroclretttl passed away in Feb- mery last They leave a son, Vernon.
lwiho is at rpressnt wrl~t'h Mrs. Duck’s
relatives nit York.
Caiptafln Duck is also survived *hy
one brother. Wafl-lace, on the -home- stead at Pleasant Grove, and three s"|‘ers, Mrs. Leintutstl Crockett. Y..;.k, Mrs. David Dover, Suffolk. and Mrs. 'Everett Dover, York.
To the bereaved relatives great.
sympathy 'is being emllcmled in their hour of sorrow.
'Phe funeral will .be :held totlary.
Wednesday, 1~he 2llt'h. -instant. lt! will leans WrrZrglNt‘q‘Un¢|el1ta.lr|n! Rooms at 1 »p. m., and services will be held dm the York Church at 2 treloeln :Reverend H. 1'. Smith, ot-
l
Cannes llecl Charlottetown, l.l.l.>+o+vo4~e-ree-Q-0-0-+9-eo-evo-vo - “Chung” -
“I-‘11<s'i‘ or MAY" SALE FRIDAY .AIID_ SATURDAY, MAY 1 AIID 2.3-
I Comfmencing Friday morr_i‘in'g and continuing t'hroug‘h Saturday and Saturday even;
ing, we offer you a two -days carnival of bargains. You probably remember the wonderful “First of Ma.y Sale of Last Year--this one is going to be just as impressive -.offer just as many attractions. Plan toshop in Oli-.irlottetown on these ‘two world-'
_ erful bargain days-the _trip will reward you-~in savings made. _ ‘ -- -'
IYIIDLESALE PRICES III ALL DEPARTMENTS- I 0II FRIDAY AIID- SATURDAY
ladies’ Tweed illl Silk Japanese
' “FIIJI" 30 Inch $1.09
Suits $6.00
_Ei only ladies’ tweeti
suits last year’s styles, selling I*-riday and Satur-
day at
8 only Ladies’ Donegal
tweed coats last _vear's styles, selling' Friday
Regular $1.25 Japanese Fuji Silks in isllack, N.rvy_
F-cal Cocoa Pink, Salmon, 'l`ritrn0n, Sunset, Old Rose,
Pearl, Sapphire, Jade Lactuer Tur uoise
’ »
. . . . .
J.
Almond, Indian Orange, Alcttzur,
1 , q , Ceranium, Orchid and Cream
REGULAAR $1.25 FUJI SILK
“FIRST OF MAY SALE” .__ _ _ _ . . . . __
"1 09
Flannel $1.75
Armure $1.19
'dSt'd an auiay ,
Silk and Tricnleile I Dresses $5.
12 only Lailie.=' Silk and
Tricolette dresses last ‘If 7’ .Vear’s styles weFe mark- ed $18.00.-Friday iii ` and Sa'turd'ay ._ 5
Larger Ring of Ging-
ham, Street and House '
7 Dresses, all new styles, splentlitl value at
All wool Crepe urmurc
54 irrc‘he‘s wide, five col- ours,
“FIRST OF MAY" SPECIAL AT _ ._
20 colors in the popul-
54 indh all wool Striting Flannel, ‘FIRST OF MAY SALE”
SPECIAL AT _ _ .till
STRIPES
All pure silk Fabrics, verv popular no\v.f:r<bri~c, for
Ilrt Blouses etc_ in runny Iltrircy stripes, another, v. on tlerftrl .=_‘htrppin_Q opportu niti' I
“FIRST OF MAY SAI ES” Friday and 1
Satu1'd'.i_v AT PER YARD _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . . . _ . . .._ '
ALL OTHER DRESS FABRICS SELL ON THESE t
WHOLESALE PRICES Two DAYS AT WHO i.nsA`LE PRICES
on all l-inns not trdvertifed
BOYS’ llilillll -75
TWEED. SIIITS
2 Pairs Bloomers
Boys’ union tweed suit with two pairs of bloomers,
the two pairs of bloom-ers add greatly to the service oi'
thc;-'.'e -suitis, tlhey come in iztncw cl'tu'k bi'owns, T' | gre_v‘s and lovatt tweocls, all sizes . . . . . . . . . _ ._ _ "
20 only merits tweed and gzrberdene coats in fancy
greys, lawns and d1ag`on'al tweetl slip on and full belt inodels, Sizes 36 to 42, wortih $22.00 to $25.00
f 40 only men’s and yo img men’5 tweed and worstcd suits, in fawns, light and dark greys, browns and 'i’anc_\f
mixed bv/eeds, tvtio turd t'hi'ee buttoned nrodels Sizes 3/5 to 44 chest, worth to $35.00 _ _ . _ _ _ _ _
15 only Men’s_ wate1‘pr0o'f tweed coats in Browns.
greysan-d greens,full belt models and guaranteed Waterproof, sizes 38 to 44 worth to 13.75 _ _ _
_ A line of men's all wool tiveeld ‘arnil worsted paints
in greys, brown, blackis and fancy stripes, Sizes 32 to 44 waist worth to 6.00 . _ . . . . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Black Imitation Leather _Shopping DAGS-59a. 4
I.-,rr-ge size bags lined
witir figured suttecn. il great bargain at 59*
SDA?
Small lot of Seward’s
Toilet soap, regulal” 4 fo" 25c_
6 Cakes-25c.
Armou~r’s Toilet_ Soap,
large sizes, Rose anvil 'Witch Hazel, regular 10 cents per cake ~
3 (takes-25c.
VIVAUDOU’S TALCUM POWER in .=eve1".\l_ different per- f'1mes ',
Large .Gan -191:.
Dther Clothing-Wholesale
OTHER SMALLWARES i
AT WITOLESALE
PRICES
“First ol May" Gloves .$1.00
A large range of Wom~en’s Charn-
oisette Gloves _witlh t'he new Fancy Cuffs, in Greys, Ohampagne, Brown_, Beaver, etc. Wortlh regularly $1.2.; and $1.50at ooapair
A wonderful bargain in Women’s
Suede and Ki-cl Gloves with Fancy Cuff, in Grey, Brown and Beaver. Gloves wortlh regularly $2.50, $2.75, $3.50 to $4.75, offered at on a PF- t‘he reduced price of _ _ .
A pretty range of Women’s_Silk Knit
Scarves in the new shade Plaid $1 00 designs Regular $1.25 for each
A lot of Women-’s shopping bi1gS in
Silks_ Leatlher and Beaded. All colors. Worth regularly $3.00, $3.50 $1 5” $4.00 to $4.75 at each . _ _ _ .
“First oi May” _ Rose 251:. _
Girls’ Wide rib cotton
I-lose in "Black, Fawn and
Brown, 40c for ._ ._ 251’
Women’s Fancy Rib
Lisle Stockings in 6 col- ors, regular 750
3pa‘ir....._...9l2o0
Silk stockings in Plain
‘and Fancy Ri`bs,' all the new colors, regular $1.00 Dei' pair
2 Pair, lor $1.75
“First oi May” Gurtains Rall Price
An assortment of Net
Curtains ‘specially offered for this sale at 7'
ilall Price
DOUBLE BORDER scrim curtaining, Ivory shade 32 inches wide
121:. Yard
REVERSIBLE DOOR-
MATS in assorted colors 'FIRST OF MAY SALE”
751:. Each
Every Department Shows Many lllhers -These are 0nIy ~Sample Specials
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