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A Carload of B. C. Halibut

Other fish in olden times were eaten en

fast days. but halibut has always been recog- nlzbd as such a royal dish that it was eaten _ holy, i.e., festival, days Instead. Hence its

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In time for Christmas.

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c .-,l g ( _ fé`;§"""" ""“ “"““"“""""""`\""""` ` “"""""""‘31fl.\`§.,*` ` Bean Supper and Bazaar wliicl .Mc-ore, Kensington recently sold to glasses and an order on ue to be ‘/= B was held at -St. Paul‘s Hall ill ali' Hugh Campbell, Sen View a l.lve examined- after Xmas. H. J. Ma I' " of the Convent Tuesday evening hen that weighed 10 1-41bs. The bon, Optometrist, Montague. Make

__ was it grand suécess tlietablies gf b'rd is a superior specimen of the an apl>0int/ment nolv.

This halibut is entitled to be called fes-

tival fish because it was frozen fresh in British Columbia and deilwersd to us with all its original goodness retained. Tell your dealer you want some National Halibut and he'Il cut you thick slices, splendid for ,proll-

Prize receipts are new being judged- _

we hope to be able to mall winners cheques

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I -SHOP frowmans Catalog $15.00' clenmg at “'75 “ch u

-COTTON HOUSE DRESSES, Slncla-ir's. 10807-'I-4~3l

worth $1.75, -to clear $1.00 each at -T-" .Sinclair-'s. 1 10807-14~2i --Fun s£'rs, regular $25.00. re- _ _,,m,

--l- duced to 15.00 at Sinclair’a.

-wool. sl-ioui.oci'i scam-°s, 103°?-14-3| qty] MUNI

e » la .00 t $10.00, lling Half _“°“ Prile ;t¥Sincla<.Ir's. 810807-14-Zi. -LADIES’ C0578. W0l'll1 10 ti on r.i iiti 5

____ $25.00, selling for 15.00 in our ,- _

...gangs s|<|RTs extra quality Xmas sale. Sinclair & Stewart Lim; 0 I I 9 rl 'I3 I C I' Q 5 m

msterisl, regular $'9.00 to $12.00. ited. 10307'14'3

clearing at $4.95 each-Sinclair & .

_ _ 10g07.14.2| ._.LADiES’ DRESSES. wortlh

5...... ml... mm to $20_0w0u_ Mc, ,,,,,, Eastern Guardian

-BIB VALUES in Ladies' Under- each at Sincla-ire. 10807-14-21 . A8 s'*"'TATI°NERY` NEB

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wear in our Cbrlstmais sale, $1.50 "°; -- XM _ line for 98c' 90c quality for 69c; -BEAUTY SPOTS IN CANADA. fancy b0X68 at Mwbon B-

and sample garments at wllolesale -Through the efforts 0! Ml' C1138 10607'5-ltS`-21d°-

prices, others in proportion-Sim Meikle. the Board of Trade_ at illaire stewal-r,Limite¢l. losor-14-2i summersiue alter their regular -.*F.RENGH IV0RY.- Ever:

meeting on fruesday night, was piece stamped at Mabolfs.

-POLICE COURT. -One drunk shown il number of colored lantern 10657-5-tts-Zidc

a first offender, came before Stl- allides depicting the beauty spots --_ pelrdiaary Wyatt, at the Summer- of 0amlda,`from the Atlantic to the ..°WANTED 1,000 GEESE BY side Police Court Monday morning Pacific. The many present were Friday. Highest prices. HlH. Cox.

` and was sentenced to a line of $2 high-ly pleased with the views. 10751-12-31

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Iing “.5 suspended urns goo _Acco niaeloewr bean. -_ ..~Al.i. lclnns or poultry wan-

e A or - 'Dba death took place Tuesday of ted. H.H. Cox 10751-1261.

-CONCERT ENJOY-ED-A very Mr. Pius McKinnon at 1:1; rosi- _REDucET"PR|cEs an week.

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_ -' "‘-1-_-- enjoyable programme of dialogues dence at Grand River, at e age --

_ tl fill lnusical selections, etc, was giver of 72 years after a brief illness. C2111 H11'-1 119_CU11V111°°d» HH- C0!-

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_ _ _ `°‘§-'L_ __ __--f-f-si"ll:lii1i-'. :_ -or » T 'P "P " ` ' if

was given in two parts, and during funeral which will be held today long wool gloves at $1.00 per pair. tille intermission n sale of candl.('i`hursday) sit 10 a m, i0 St- Short Ones at 300. J. W. ‘Mllr

was held. Pat.rick's Church, Grand River. dock Co.. Montague.

in the Epwoirth Hall on Friday His brother, lRev J C McKinnon, of

nigbi: last. to a large and appreclu Herring Cove, N S. a-rrived on -- - tive audience The programme Monday night and will conduct. thc ..*YOU SHOULD SEE our ladies

-PROFITABLE AFFAIR -Thi -SOMiE HEiN. r

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- lvl Burrows ..°l=oR >'tMAs-A pail- oteye-

Biiii iilili

istics just pu-lllisheti llere more --<-e->--

nn 1" per tent of nil the homes Clemenceau has proved he de_ babies will be weighed to find out tfernlanl are new in tile posses- Served to be called Tiger He pep litany things in the eating and l oi foreigners Lately foreign- waded 3 Pullman po,-le,-‘to make health clircles. etc.

pmfer whole blocks to single his berth before 9 0.cI0ck_ _._-

d'111il5» --<-o>--

ln lleriin 3,500 houses were sold _\||,,,,,.,|~, |,|,,|,,,,.,,¢ go, ||..,,.,., _p,¢..,`Pioneer Athletic Association ileid

have invested 350.000,000,000 in pa- ' per marks in German real esta,e_ nlerside is to lliive the Red Cross

-1- whit-h is not 0ne.nm, of its real nurses present in the Town Hall.

ERI-JN U90 13 -‘\CC0l°diIlS 1° value. to give health advise to mothers

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lvi-ih hzubies. and chilidren, the

XMAS BARGAINS

XMAS GREETINGS.

` " '_ ' T their meeting at Cfirney Bros.

Wetinesday evening, and several Bowness assisting 'were Mis matters in regard to hockey was l'-‘annie -Sharpe, lMlss Hazel Hard- taken up und expects to put for lllg and Miss Gila s Stewart.

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slward the regular showing in 3: hot-key circles tilis sezisoll. 1

to fordgners “.m,,n the last me ing all decorated with lots ot' goof Plymtutll .Rock breed and. 11° »106a7~‘=i-tls.21dc-

m _ ` . tibings to eat. The iislling pond doubt Hugllle will have something -_-°

‘t]‘.1;)e<-iild-<Sleaigicyiadhbeinevéfdkgugginii candy lable,nn-tl other booths lllc-r worth landing. -Mr Carnpbell is ----_*THE MURRAY River Wo- ed nmeyy houses without e,.en1o‘,k_ well paitronized anti the proceeds doing no ‘chicken-hearted business men Instituto are holding 8 ing ;_he,}, over, which speaks wen. we understand were very satlsfat ibut is abreast, if not alittle ahead. 1311211111 and 91119 01 1101119 00015118 rm. “lair cheapne5s_ gm-5-_ of the times.-Y. December 16th. afternoon and

Altogether. foreigners thus far - eyenmg at the More adiommg the

-RED CROSS WORK - .3lln'- --BRIDAL RECEPTION. - Mrs. l\€€Illlll H01-ei. 10727111-mwf-31

Hugh Glover received foil' the first -- time since 'her marriage on ..*WEDD|NG BELLS -A quiet Fridav afternoon and evening at \vetiding took .P11106 ill St- DUD- her home in Clinton. -She was as- Stnn's Cathedral Charlottetown on slated ill receiving by her mother. UGC- 2fIil. 'When MISS Ada Lnviln~ Mrs J W Stewart and 'Mrs ‘Ha-rry flier. daughter cf Mrs. -Henry Lav- Bowness. The door was opened andier oi' Georgetown and Mir. Ru- by ill/iis.l Flora Glover. The guesits,i’us F. Clory were united in the

l -HOCKEY ACTIVITIES. -The were ushered by Mrs George \R. Holy Bonds of Matrimony. Rev.

Bowness to the dining room where Father ilviiaurlce McDonald per- tea was poured by Mrs Robt formed the ceremony. assisted by

s Rev. Father' St. Joh-n and Rcv. J. i

Rooney. Tile .bride looked chnrm-i ling wearing a brown cont and: ,~l|i:ick llat. The couple left Mon-i

-TOWN COUNCIL - The rs- dny for their home in Georgetown.

giilar ineeming of the Sulnmerside The presents were numerous anfl|

|` -NOMINATION DAY. - Next|Ttwn Council was held on lMonday,costly,_ showing the high esteemi __ Tuesday is “ommabmn any for the evening the Mayor and alllln which the bride _und grocom: Alicalliiidates for the Suhinlel-side councillors being present. After-were held. Their friends wish ‘Town Council to till the vneaucv routine zllrd the passing of bills to Mr. and Mrs. -Cllory many years]

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illy the dentll of Councillor Chas. the amount of about $4,000. an ap-inf happy nlanrisd life. ` ' '_

" 't\icElnlan. ’i`\\'o or more prospec- piication for -the vacant position of, --

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tive calididrutes are being mention- pdliceman was laid over. An ap' ..*WEDDEiD IN BOSTON -Mir. . ed, but we undglrstand that rloipliication from Mr. J J Gaudet for|and Mrs A F Campbell have re-i ' omiuut on papers have been tilediexemptlon .f~roln taxation was re- celltly returned to _'Montaigne fronl

'Qs ‘.ef_' celved, the law read and the Town a trip ito Boston. Before leaving

I ' ____ ‘Clerk instructed to write to Mr, home Mrs Czlnlpbelil was Miss Mae

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ls there a man for _

whom youfre to choose S a Christmas lt-lft ?

The “MEN’S STORE” is designed to make your work easy

and delightful. The sort of gifts in which any man-every man -would delight. _ - _ V'

The choosing of sensible, usable gifts is on the increase, and

for the choice of such gifts-the “Men’s Store” offers perhaps the best opportunity in the province. _

GIFTS FOR MEN (i`i|l"'l`S FOR BOYS

Shirts, $1.25. $2.00, $3.00, $6.00. Suits $6.95 to $19.50.

Coat Sweaters, $1.50 to $13.00. Overcoats, $7.50 to $18.00.'

Gloves, $1.60 to $4.75. Sweaters, $1.00 to $4.00.

Ties, 50c to $2.75. Scarfs, 95c to $1.00.

Knitted Wool Scarfs, $1. to $2.25. Ties, 50c to $1.50. Club Bags, $3.00 to $35.00. Handkerchiefs, 10c to $1.50. - Suspender Sets, 75c to $1.75. Pyjamas, $1.75 and $2.25.

Umbrellas $1.75 to $5.00. Caps, 900 to $1.50.

Handkerchiefs, 1Oc to $1.50. Suspenders, 25c and 50c. Hosiery, 50c to $2.00. Shirts, $1.25 and $1.50.

Muiilers, $1.00.

For the Xmas trade every article in stock will be at its

lowest. '

GROCERY SPECIALS Extra fancy mol. 65c. K. Oli best 29;: Gran. Bug. 8%. Cr Tartar 10c. Bulk Tea 42a. Ralsins 18a. Currents 19c. Magic Baking Powder 34c. White beans

.Extra 6c lb.

FLOUR, FEIDS, ETC.

Kent best $3.50 bag. Cracked Carn $2.00 bgg Sl\°ft= $1.50 bag.

l take this opportunity

I -SAD BEREAVEMENT. - Tile Gaudet uccordinkly. The nleat|MCQuten and was one of Mont-»

_ _ fangei cf ,tenth visited -the honle of and nliik inspection ‘report for the ague's leading young ladies, and

‘ I |\1r Waiter Laughlin of month of September and October.Ii!Vir 'Canlpliell is to be congratulat-

’i\i1 A 5 ' _; .

' I r am D. .tti and claimed UC/uncil adjourned ed ill securing such an estimablei

|'Shel'bro0k on cc l - - - -

--_-<'°>-°_"- Illei nrite llrs Cam belfi is not

Men’e Mack. Coats $6.75,

Overalls $1.50 and $1.05.

Men's Rubbers $1.15 and 31,35

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ltlielr little son, Jolln lA\liisoil_ at the D - - . '. _ ' p lags or four moutlls. The little Western Personals. ionll' possessed with rare personal ifeuow was sick amy _8 few hours __ -charm, but she is also undoubted-

-and passed Doaoefiilly 8“f*1l'~ -iMr Wallace Novo of Eiilerslie I5' °“° °f K““g`” C°“"‘Y best

Lumbermsn'e Rubbers $2.85 .=.l ---4-0°*-°”“` iwas a visitor to iSumrnerside Tues.‘m“5I°I““S- TWD' 111° as V91 1111'

Men's Overshoes 4 buckle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$4.00.

WANTED

-vida-

Qeese, Ducks, Crate fatted

chickens. Fancy prices.

of thanking you for your kind

. Hlrllkrc tlBganicCphtlr;|il;ste.Bi§Eo\i;=ot;lt{ *SHIPPING S h 1 h

ui: es rm: o.. . .. _ .. .-1 c l‘. EV 'I1 8 -““°'.“:"-<-'ra.“i:*‘=:sr":r::.r:'§. .$1121 “‘;;:“.“..“.“°“.‘:;"i lit; “ii ....... ..... N 9..... 3 ' w a nerve- x us , ' s~ , W il m6l'- , ‘ ' '

eil 'scenic must have to regain nerve “de "smug among the schooh load of coal. for Vi .A. Poole & Oo.

*orce and energy. Thnts why its ’ Lqwer Montagu¢_ After dischutg.

,S"“““*°”d~ and me mme” mis week' ing she will load produce at Lower

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- decided whether they will make*

d . i - ay ‘ ___ .thetir home in 'Montague or Char-

_ _,Rev F ther Smmi' Kink ot etcwn. Tile-.r numerous friends

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i zlvire visitors to \Snmmerside Mon- upon them._J'

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. ec. Mews. r.s.l

patronage of 1922. Solicitlng your further requirements,

Wishing all a Happy Xmas. I'

LLOYD COX

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FOR `

YOUR XMAS SHOPPING

A wHoLE week oi= satis oavs oecsl/lean larl-I -ro gsm;

This is the time when you need eletrs su |

h pp ies, why not s op early, and shop here. The bargains MUST please you. Picked tea has advanced 10cts per Ib. not my pri" below cost. Call and ace a epeggi QM °f gy", ,"4 t°y|_

REAL INAPI

Black Wool Dress Goods $2.00 ei- rd 1 | ,- S»»i»~ii~i =>~-- G---u sm ..1°.--‘Sf is ..°..°.§‘..‘__‘__:i::_i:: 3 5"P°"'°" ‘i“*"*Y» 1"* "Ni blue n_'s°. 54 ineil $3.95 psi- ,mi

to clear at $1.50

5'” SONG. 44 Inch. per yard 31,00 Plaids fer children and ladies dresses. per yard 35,;

Unbleartahed Cotton. yard wide, almost heavy as duck, per

yl ._ .......................... .............................. 14g

wbtte and colored Flannslsttes. good width, per ysi-4 ____ ggg Msn's Leather Mitts 75e to $1.20 ww Puffs, e2.4o is sa.1o Blankets, par pair _ _______ “_” Xmas Gifts - .. _ _ 20% off Toys ..... _ _ _____________ 20% gy; Dry Goods _ _ __ 2095 eff Boots _ _..._ _ 20% eff Rubbers 10 to 15* off All packages Tea We per lb. Andsrson'e Special Bulk Tea 45e per Ib. Crockery Wan ...........-.....,........._...._.,.._................... 10* eff Groceries ..__...-...............___..._.........._................`... 10 te il* eff

All the goodies, candles. nutli grapes, bulk dates,

oranges, oheeelates In boxes ste.

L. ANDERSON

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Tereele College Eaeluelve Test Resin Osl-

_ aeeted with Drag line

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it Eye-Glasses From

` $2.00 to $10.00

é From sm Palm ts can

leaf is-a big territory, yet

, right across this space 2

_ the Big Majority __

» of Eye-Glasses

i more sveeutesse sn

on rlnssr ri\oeu|uisi.s._. ~ ; an in is on oni.v ease. Wlthmt

uns orrlelsn (smas-

anee scenes.)

In Montague

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: Deli ana see fer yeenslf - lile UF-T0-DAT! OPTICAL

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" ' ' ' ' ' ' _‘A “umm” °f summerslde b“9I‘ Lewiston is in the stream await-

noss men are -anticipating going 10 ing a favourable chance to'ssil f0r`

H J M A B 0 N Charlottetown this week to rnest p|¢t0“_,-Sch, Irene M B ar L ed

% ' ' Sir Henry Thornton, President of f pmt Qi h ` ` ` rv

me C N R wh” is mud Eur rom ou tl t. coal for the J.J.

.Optometrist C' " "3 Hughes 00. she discharged 'part

. d $111 l‘:113h“ but 1111110119 at this _“me cargo here and cleared ior Sourls

° V SL t e "'°°*e"“ S°°u°“ °t thi’ with balance where she will gointo

i ~ winter quarters.-The gas Schoon-

_Mr Ernest W'ardmL who “_ or Beatrce. Cgpt. John A. 4 Dillon

has arrived fr ni Hastings and pro

0 P. E. I °"“UY 1°-°k “P mn h°‘“° 111 §‘““' oeeded -to Montague to load pro-

! mersitie left this week for kent- dum by pooh and Thompson for

alle' Niijl wha? het Wmtemei Nova Scotia Markets.--(‘chr. Fred- '

e sail rum ere or trca men we Ag :Higgins Capt Tuttv clear- '

§ €?;s“1ir:;‘n‘;;;':?Bdw;; i";TlS‘;)d $121: ed for Louisllurg with a load of

él_`u;caLmcm up '_' U e produce loaded by the J..l. Hughes

‘ “me me' Co at Newport and Brudenelli con-

slstingblot piotatzes, Turnips, oats

_ -i Yosea es ay apples. -beei' pork y - hunter etc.-Scihr .M.F. Hyide, Capt.

_ W. Dicks arrived frolll Charlotte-

` town wltruyafl )§`*\l°Ko of produce,A.1

i" f' '__ , ' *' _ _0 comp ng sr cargo at .Lower I _ - ‘ - .1 . ..;’°.‘z.°.‘.°.;'..“.: '1‘;::.t.'.:'.:' ttf; '.“.‘;.i: iii--ta... l.. it-..._ .-..... ...l ..._ French Cluny Doyleys- hand-made. Linen centres 35” *fi 15° W"

and the fat aseumuiatlaiebr all-esdy S118 will orolitibly clear for St.

i §d|lrI\ok;:r€l‘iI:l|ed\i,g;'\;anI'»lI!i whictlvideenz Imerre' °Mm“e"m'v_D'G's` Bar*

dorsed by thousands df psopleqwgo cam' Bn" Kelly °f G°°1'89i°W'|1 ‘.:.i.'::'-.'.>:“.l;.’.“.;.°'.=“l.‘l".' '°'.*sr l‘.i’“‘S '"3 "§°i.i ‘“ ““‘ “""°‘"

so ereen - e . _ aeMac.Capt.Pe

low directions. One dollar ia the "te from wo . _ _

| h d _ . rtil sydney, N S. has

$55: ;vv°nwd’irillgg?|‘;€r gift 22:2" ‘im arrived with a ioctl of coal and direct to Mai-mais co.. 4612 yigwa- \vi.ll` discharge and load produce

ward Ave.. Detroit. Mich. By dolls f s.d . \-S . _

this you will be safe from harvnhll or 1 nw' ‘ ' ` at Kings “man drugs and be able to reduce stead- 'by the JJ- Hughes C0. Schr. Cllr

ii'y and euliy. without starvation issol. Capt Chapman- has arrived

d et or tiresome exercise. from sydney with B load of coal

` for the Georgetown Ferry ('n Af

1 Parkman Supplies Swiliii Alllliii C1001' I°'.l“'f°““"ii“L.”“° l."“‘ ”f;’,§‘i,°;°f

o urray s or vr ere Chapman belongs and will ,ln winter quarters. -Scbr.

‘Cept. M. Glllun. `N01’¢l1 Sfdllev with a load of

Y6 Tyme MBITY and cleared for Grand River

discharging her cargo of com

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lively snssso `rAaIt~_ Xmas is not compute will iii-oc.-ml by smlmla..

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Sydney Glace Bqy sch Vaughan, Capt Murray is produce at New Port 'ror Market. --'Schr. Charlotte

Pltsagarld, arrived from _.,,__,__

with a load of cgi. After dischq-3.

his she nroceed to New Port to load produce by the J .J. Hughes

Leave your order with ce., for swim. ns

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- your grocer now. Ealtem' Personals

JI. W. GRAVES Q 00.; w-'-Jullildg?-is 210lll":le.| G:_or&T

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J 4Mc(`ormac.

ably visited

gs E5 ii

Montague for Picton N.S..--Schr.

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S -Thcre’s a wonderful

array of Christmas Gifts in the Linen Room

To any careful ho_usewife, what gift could be more welcome

than dainty linens for household use? Just within the last few days tihere have arrived a, great lot of pretty things that are need- ed in every well organize homie-that make lovely gifts, and are at the same time quite moderate in price.

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Madeira Lunch Cloths - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5.25 to $10.50 ciwll Cluny Lunch Cloths, ..............$10.50. $11.50 “Old Bleach” Linen Towels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.00 t0 $1.50 “O]d Bleach” Gue5tT0we1g .. .. .. 051' 00151.00 “Old Bleach” Linen Pillow Cases, 221/J x 36 in. size - -$4 D01' lm" Madeirg Sgrviei-,tes . . _. _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . .$8.25 to $12.00 doz. (These sold separately also.)

India hand-crocheted Doyleys - . .. _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . _ . 251- to $2-00 “Old Bleach” Plain Linen Lunch Cloths . . . . _ . . .$4.00 and $5.00 Made-up Table Cloths, round and square - - -- - - -$3.50 to $20-00 Linen Napkins ...$6.75to$‘i5.00iloz- Plain Linen, hem-stitched Tray Cloths - - -- - - - ~ - - - .. .- . . $1-00

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Interesting _ Sale Wlnter '~_I_-Iats 3.75

__ $3.75 _-_

”€?.?.’f1£.§_ M

This sale lnciud a-lot of very smart realli’ to-wear Hats, a new models, very attrac tive, wearable styles, worth to $6.75 esch-