/

~¢ -v-»-ww- -I ‘- '~~ f »~.~..._ Y

iq* __ l,

‘ IILE

ll highly recom- _

I landed by medial t practitioners lo r ' monk run down

health -mln- _

_emi-iipuion, ne. I il.-iilua. li .lilly

wll build up your

, health. 75:: :lun nukes! .lli:ii|.

AQ.

SDN __ reall Xi STUUT

‘,':.'....."°..'“.:r:'.i.l; f ‘o ’

xxiamiixl

\

-4

~when llo food s

Eagle Brand. It n

lem.

CCITIS

to agree with Baby-use

early

always solves the prob-

\_,

Charlottetown.

I

Bold by

Delllulii Bros, '

if

,__;,

_

,__ ___

L

»_.__._____.`_l. ..___~. .v __

/

\|I _l

i 399 .

_ __ 1345;/ welfare

' '°` I " Boo/rs

on the c_are and feed- I

ing of infants. Write The Borden Co., 5 Ligiélitcd, Montrcul. -

sig

i ,

.~ ...,._4._|

;,.__, i ln

IRON makes blood, ‘

mineral salts build _

bone and muscle. I

Genuine Barbados '

f Molauaa is rich in iron and

mineral salts.~

:M

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Jealous Hearts I

CHAPTER 10. _

I

i THE 'l`EMP'l'RESS

I I "Heavenl Why eun't she lot me alone!" Tony demanded savageiy, Ibetweeil his teeth, as he paced up

_and down the garden after dinnei', *smoking a cigarette.

wr-tw

.MI e

PAGE TWO ' " '

r il will lol'rll'rowN GUARDIAN *_ ___ _ _*_ _Aiuuli lo

,S _ Jn 0;;oo¢o¢e¢eooeoeo¢oo;’eo

c/z'f`f2'cul_f

eedmg _ lliirniwn nimisoun '_ rilgrslitativesii has d

0|l¢

I feoeee e4e+eeee++¢e4-eveoal

Constipation

it for thousands

, From the drawing-room that op- _eiied oil the terrace. he could hear _Ellilofs mocking voice, his young wife's happy laughter. und, occas- Ilonally, the rumble of his fnther's well-bred voice.

Colonel Deering was ill his ele-

ment. with two pretty girls to list/en

Mus. w. wilticuii

1`° his anecdotes' Elinm' played "l’_Priilcc Albcrl, Snsk.-"I suffered for

-~_T__»__ -21' to lliiil shalnelessly. Elderly lileii` _

. f -fri' |'ll :-T- -til _ '_

bored bu. but _-lu no liken poi»»»?iI.-L'”i'i’lIL.i°}l?..'$2‘.i"i}L.fi§£..“ i'i'.TII.l ,,.§§§{‘,,”l°,,Zl?`,'I.....l§ I,”.°".',‘,,§’§2Z'; fill

___ __ __ _ Ito be part_iculal'ly charming to Col-_ ihout “Fruitatives" and _decided to Ven P_ E_ I_ _ '

|onel Deering while his son was offtry tllciu. My c;J_i}s}_lpatlo;i is n_o\v _ ~

h _ ‘ '51 h ~ d td ..::‘oiilpccyg‘0iiean Ones! Sa t alt , ~ .. _ .. -

THIS MILK IS I,$319VQggnéigyirltrgusieatoogsi :ei--|"l"ruitlltives" is the best reiile<l)y ici' a 2;;‘_M3;ii1§5i)erri1€;§,el_;w;|;_d

.. .. » ._ ll' l'."- . . _ ‘

I E~"'“'=“ A an time ‘L We ‘lt .ll -‘Y°"ff.' M- ll K- I-»»~-1 a

MARITIME PROVINCE , ecausi e oone and young e _ _ :_ _ s _ _ol yo_ ein ens_ii_- Wee Iassia.. __congmtumuonS_

I Kem-ids.. Wm-Q the omy two lnalesglzll ]_uil.es oi fresh ripe fruit ana tonlcs. ` '

PRODUCT _ who vlcic 2_u;_l;i_l_iIl_el_i1ig Sita llonle t_1l._¥»_I HC;_*l:_;‘;l§0_!“;;3é5g*L:;;i,Eé'_§";‘:_e?I' Messrs. George MacWilllains azill

CONDENSAUY ' 'nu-m9. N-5- `;‘;8°`Ttll[1aI; . 011- Conn; 'hbem )‘howcls,stoliiucll, liver and llidne s, to Stanley Thompson were "°°9“° VIS'

A H eal til I . _ .:l..sr.;:f;a;',:‘:.“...;;.°.':.,. .. »» .__

4 'come to tea to welcome the honey- ` ' g'

Nu" Hu inooiieis and he had been equallv|

Noi the colonel playing host with* '

deilSi1i<.lll.\\’alkol- Cailr'nli_, Clloutelycoumy mce_ ' _ check himself. “You've made in

e

.\Illrl'ay. Ellwlll Bei-ilarll. Doi»atlly_ B t ,rg k ._ H fl _ miserable to think that I ever weuti _\illl__, sfullu .\iill._-. wi-llo Bum-ll. |mg1‘_‘, w‘;‘;;'io£f“,;,‘ ‘her ee yasofagr tv Millwellt in the Spirit you Sul;-_

\' Use i`t‘on the table ‘ `

_ | . _ l_ and in cooking!-

Fzlg _ :lzw _ _ , _,I _ _

l.-,

, I

_ _‘¢'\aED ‘rpqob

#mo G”

9 NCYM

_ b :~'X7`,¢€°/ _ L_- 4

mb;-n zé;-._ ">fe 4' s:l‘5

sl

,

. --_-p I _ = ej.;_,;.-f/;;;" .. _

_,g .

v of the Sugar Cane

Genuine B arb ado;

` &‘£&£\| M0110”

1 preserves all thi; yi;-_

_ tues of the pure juice

Remember: Ask for

‘ _ _the Genuine Barbadog

ékl ` ""'

3 Molaanm ' Thomas Doylc, Robert Theodore

Palmer, and Marshall Palmer, and Mildred Dawson. Donna

' GOOD GROCERS

SELL IT. _ _

QA ,agx

9 4'

~?_-1--~-, _ f th f y S' f _ zestefl- She is Sweetness and good

, I ‘ . ' lie echicd grlmly.

_ car. and escaped to the garden. ;__ orgwe _you _

No. D 6. But he,d scarcely taken u Sum, I _have clerythlilg to thank you

H. Edwin Dawson, Executor of

I the last will and testament of

_ Jennie Palmer, late of Vi

testate

Palmer and Daniel Palme

ctoria.

in Quecn's County, deceased

Complainant

l`, ill-

fnilts under the age of twenty-

. CANADA firesence’ ° _ e un orgettable mg ness itself. I am a man to be en-

PROVINCE OF xailceof hei. He avoided meotingl . d_ ith , h im.,

her gaze when hc addressed her.I‘/le W we H W

mince EDWARD isLAND _which was Seldom He 'declined Elinor smiled confidently.

_ _ _ _ “And now, that that‘s off you;

_ lln Chancery _;_li;li;;_e__;lie Master of;gggtilgft_r:;_v§l_;;i»i;l)ngel_;o<_i_1;i_ zgamfiggcst, you can tell me whether you

gfcur about curtain repairs to tllel fiive .man ,,,

I

I I I

ulonu the path before he felt noi- f°"~

I Again slic smiled She was not

beside him; heard her well-remem- I deceived ' _

l _ '_ .

bcf§,?nv;(;;g with you Tony_,. shei §lle said, llglltlyearelessly:

_ Good! You can't imagine how it

told him. an undercurrent of laugh- __ _ ___ for ill licr voice. “I want to seiawonwd me_"h“ fem of your dh

, , , lpleasurc."

how the cal looks after the loilr; He flushed angrily

mn Remember’ I warned you! “Sarcasm is rather cheap for you.

that that pet bus of yours woulil;Eunm_,, never stand up on it mountain roa'!.l '

il - - _ »»

Now rm going to Crow over youyby _ Bllt it wasnt salcasm, she told

, _ him. screnel . “I really meant lt.

"H0 Yvflrs- _ 5° ““’“"g _‘°“"‘_“ t° Im: his f“°°i'rninl< how uivkwaro lt would be for

_ Degendanyg white and tired lil the light of a-an of u livin _mam the same

PURSUANT to on order oi tilo`v1'@-#wit "100I1» I f if S' dgl ' U

' .. _ ,. _ . ' , n le outs.

- ilviastor of the Rolls bearing date tile, , G0 back to the l1<»ub<‘_ he -‘~@l~dI'S‘:§neb02[';f“Wa,,'fl,d b“;‘i;,,f; ,G notice

locll du of A r A D 192 iludelv , I

_I

I

y p il, . ., 8, ' .- _ _ _ -'_ d d h

_ HEREBY NOTIFY all persons hav-I The d‘"‘?°‘““g “ds med' he" WFSII riilhugoiltoiixiieill iieao in me nach.

ing any claims against the estate of 0ll€‘l'l€d Wld9"“0'@ Wim SUl`Dl‘lS€. bllli “Living lmdw me same 5,001? Ithe said Jennie Palmer .to present with aimisemenb. _ what do Von meam.. Ithc some duly proven, to me at the "Riltlier edgy. afelll y0ll_ T0H.‘_’- “W1 dd ._ Mu. nh mn ou?" Icourt' House in Ch“rl°"'°t°w" dwr?" She mocked' isllc ‘clilliallyi Lcgut of cgurse, ,aforesaid on or before the 20th day* He winced under the old, mean-I I I _ _ ‘1.me"une_‘We mme.,

` 'of April A D 192B and take notice iilgless (for herb cildcarmcilt. ,'“" mf so I I `

“hat all claims not so proven audi "I beg your pardon. I-I am a_s° Iam "V" wa mmf she mg to

__ ircsented to me oil or before said bit tired We‘\'c driven pi'elI_v11u°hHm "h""§° fm bdumu'

-_ ' _ " “‘ ¢,’ .I ` l ` “late will he barred. sll~lldily the last lc\\' days. and l~‘f1_ qu 3°" N' “_ mfg compo

‘tl ' _ ..

_ , ly lolliltiltml. Ullllc Drill lttt ll. l‘li'l

Dated tllls 10th day of April, had the wheel luysull. _ ' _ __ _ _ . ,__ _ |A_ D__ m28_ _ S) ___ d hi__ _l_m_ ,clown sllccklllgh. The rllalns oi\_.

‘C pu 0 S “ 1-vi~i°ytlllllg needs repairing Aunt

25a and 50c .1 .box everywhere. _evehm

-*;* I ,_ - I ~ _ 0 . _,-, _ ,, -_,ll ;;_ up ,_ ' _ _ _ < I MLss Annie l-leatly is now slend-

Builde r .. ... _

'l`|l,olillls, 15. Lrllvlw-lil-u Coulptoll. Imor gat at the.w_ble bgtivepn hlmilllil U10 0116 illld Ollly l'|Kll‘l~ l»llillt§° nf Miss Mm'-i°"|°, Howau"

Gi-alle \'ll l_ l‘Id\\"ill Hoi-ilarll, L: _and ,folly and was equally g'mciou___You'vc scarcely spoken to me since __ _ "t- '

Ullive .\llirl‘;ly, 3. Lillfar, ‘t_`0_lllpt<l|l. 1_0 them If her strange heavy_ ,that afl.€rn_00n when I told yOu L0, _The M1550* Mndred- Cllwkc and , <;l.a<l.» V-I I. Cliarlotlc .\Iiili'll.iill. udded glance rested more fxjequentlwmarry Mllllcent._ Tony, dear. hule ITIS? _HOWHU Paid R fIYlll8 V|_S1i lv ;’_ V\',.llkt-l- (‘zliill.><il. 14 \Cllcstc-i'l_md speculauvely upon Tony no on‘_1_i_ iggdeoyou iiiisci'ab§;_:?IdI'd llB‘»§ICmlct°" D" Wcdmsday “V°mng‘

-~ _ ‘ ‘ a linorc so. ' r-_

illiuiillniicc (`li».l"io L`:i.lll»,"°ticed it' certainly not Mm1°em'fI|y0u." y mann M15 Ffallk H°WHl-if Of CHFICLOH oil, Earl Clllliwolii, l..1wi~ciic_- Comp- lmdmm in her newfound happhles°| “You have made me ll\isorablc,"I“'a-`* 3 "°f¢`"" "I-"NOV £0 CNBC TYR* lou, iiulpll in-lo, ollvo Mulruy, Al-'““"f he’ 1°? “‘ he’ h°’“°'°°’““_“" burst from lllul boforo he could “cwe-

LEITH E. BRLCKEN Of (nurse. I understand. Tonv, __ ` _ __ . . _ _ '_ I t. _

REGISTRAR will you never realize that I`iii not Heté 50m" iodvliglt bgflmulckgig

ri. r. uuorlieo. lu ooiuplow idiot? I unrler.<tunrl_-I“,‘, ”""g“." ““_ _W ,' “_ ~* ---~ Corilplairlnnt's Solicitor. `pl‘ctt_v nf-arly overythiilg." ,115 °imp_l‘v nnp0"siblP` with wml_u,nen

_jim _ _

f And Vlcinit

,T my salma.; | Mrs. Edward MacPherson spent Iwednesday afternoon at Carleton,

Ithe guest of Mrs. Harry Muttart.

Mr. Frank Campbell spent his

Easter holidays at Bayfield, N. B. the guest of Miss Jean Wall. I

The young people of Cape Tra- I

verse are engaged lil practising for li. play which. according to reports, , will be presented in the near fut- I flll‘.€ \

I

‘ Mr. Jalnes Mulligan of Capo Tru- | Ircrsc Wharf. paid ll flying visit to

IAlbaily oil Monday, oil business. re

ported the roads to bl- in bad coil-

I

Iclliiou. | ,_

Miss Bertha Cmruthers, teacher

_.of Carleton. spoilt the Easter holi- idays. the guest of her cousin, Miss Evelyn Campbell.

I The Messrs. Hazen MacWilliam.». .and Wilton Gardiner returiled to

their liolnes, after spending the winter in' Boston, Mass.

I A goodly number of farmers and iraiichers froln the surrounding vlc inity report litters of foxes. We Ilvisli them the best of luck ill one of P. E. Island`s most thriving in-_ dustries.

lvirs. John F. _Campbell and Miss

Trainor, R. N.. who has been wait- ing oli Mrs. John Clarke for some ytime, spent a very enjoyable after Inoon the guest of Mrs. Gordon Daw- Ison.

i Ml'. Arhtul' Calbeck of Tryon, was a recent visitor to Cape Tl'a\'el'se.

death of Miss Mai'glii'ct Dawson, _ ge.- all ero l'. an rs. Lcluucl Dawson, Albany. She was a faithful telephone operator and will be deeply missed in her 'home

' Miss Bertha Cutcliffc of Cavt-

- _

Full Fashioned Hosiery of unsurpassed value

g

-boil

ly a

Eastern Full Fashion- ed Silk Stockings are made oi _pure Jap silk of beautiful texture.

They fit perfectly, clinging snugly to the legend ankle. Obtain- alile in the newest

$2.00

, ' _ obo

Green Seal Blue Seal Red Seal '

shades that give an

' added touch of style to your ensemble.

‘ cola sul (Full Fashioned)

- $1.50 - 1.00

' |75

i

i

ST. ELEANOFl'S SCHOQL

~l-ll-ol. sho uloln't say it boastflilly. 1t~“il "WI th" Wwe. and “‘.e,P“°h"’ ‘gf

»--%_____; ___ *____‘__ __ _ _ , _ _ Eblkltqhell ‘out of commission. J

' | N , I , , , ,, Wd” a mam butement of face _ your father has kindly invited im

Ther following w tlle llluilm roll ol' gllgll-ybgisggs isthcmistfcllf, Zgférsclggzfto stay with yoil at Lynnwood. Of

the Advanced Dcpai~lmon4, of-5, I

Eleainofs school for lilo lil-i-ill of

Marchz-

Grade X Doilis Loclilloill. Grade Xl 1. E-arl Cannon, \\[\~lll_~

ll0Tl0E

All parties indebted to the under-

ltlued are requested to make final settlement before May 15th. 1928. i

Signed

C. MCKENNA & SON,

Kelly's Cross.

»..»¢¢¢»l`»

At Breadalbane, Hotel Pro- perty with 20 acres land, short. distance from village, also two farirls of 50 acres each, one hall’ mile from village. First class land for potato growing.

Parties interested rom-

munlcale with

M. KENNEDY.

`Brcadzllbil:i¢~.

new it wo icourse. I waited till Millicent got

f ' _ ‘ _ 1, _ x L' ' lly l-le ignored this iilld glanced back I;’é;kpl;';e";`__?aP;( gécfiuw I S lea toward the lighted wilidows of tlieI Tony was speecm'esS_ and Ennon drawing-room that opened lipon till. with __ swm glance wward the

terrace. ‘ _ .- d _ "Don`t you think Millicent and drawing mom W1Ild0WS. cliel ___

Dad will be waiting coffee for you?" th" “°“ee S mme' mu

. run. Iho asked signmcsnuy' She left him alone.

Sho chuckled softly. . , U51 U "what a polite way to tell me The ‘“W""°;"e"““‘n“l§§I‘f"‘:ssu;§d

fthat you dorrt want my company!" I” d°“ble purp _sf _ ,

H silent _ Iher that she still had powei ove,

I 0 was li th l,

"Tony." she drew cl "a ell't Imm' it haq revealed w Hn a_.

oser' Y wife or no wife. his infatuation io F" ""'lE1m0i- wils i-l, living. conallnllllg

»++e+»4+o+'4»eoeooo¢oee¢»"Allli0 RUHS 09 Mil0Sfla|nc.

Ff73°""°"" \ _ iff`¥7`1"‘°' - *___ I On Gallon Of Gas ‘T°_ _

-_ isaiiion'rowN scnooi.

Automobile engineers wlln worlledl Report of Bridgetown Scllool for

UWIPI

H DEPENDABLE

SP i

Peoria Endgaie Fertilizer Sower

The "Peoria" is ca.sy~to opeatc. Fits _oil

the ordina farm wagon without removing

D""IO

for years ln an effort to reduce gasoline consumption have found the solution in a marvelous invention that fits all ears. An actual test .made by one of the engineers sllowcll 59 miles on a gallon of gas. Thousands of eardowners have al- lready installed this new invention. _They not only report ama1li1¢_KllS savings but are also surprised to Iflnd quicker pick-up, instant start- ing. smoother running motors and ,disappearance of carbon. E. Oliver, `999-644 S. Third St.. Milwaukee. Wise., for si. limited time is offering

:thc iiloiltll of March. _ I oi-ado rx.-l, Marlon Nicholson. I or-ooo viii.-1. lmymoild Mao- `donal<l'. 2. o'i,oory Morris;/3. Elliot ,Currie I Grade VII.-1, Myrtle MacKenzie; 2, Ernest Cantcllo: 3, Allan Morris.

, Grade IV.-1, Lloyd MacLeod. I I Gracie II.-1, Jennie MacMastei';|

I

,who are left. to mourn.

Mr. Frank Campbell and Mrs. William Irving, of Cape Traverse] Wharf, spent Sunday aftemoon at Borden, tile guests uf Mr. nilcl Mrs. Wylie Irving.

I IIT STUD

THE GREAT AXWORTHY

_ ‘ N0. 3371

'Son of Burt Axwortliy 2.08%, l)lun_ Baroness Peter, trial at two years ,2.l'l. I This horse is square gaitcd. with lots of style and action, weight H25

youu ~t o gill 1' ivi cl lvl _

I

lbs. l lliis won lst- prize at Toroiilov 'Amherst and Cllarlottelowii. llls breeding combines this two leading families, Peter the Great and AX- worthy which forrris the Golden lCross'. llls full pedigree may be seen at Lawndale Farm where he will make the season ol' 1928. I

’l'ci'nLs for the season $15.00, flvel

iz Douglas Moreside; 3_ Hany R0s5__dollars at time of service and it note

I Grade I. Sr.-1. Eric Moresldc; 2. 'Margaret MacMaster.

2. Nicholson.

Grade I. Jr.-1. Regus Campbellr Haddon Macbeod; 3, Katherine;

for $10 payable November lst 1928.'

Mares at owners rlsk.

Owner in charge

‘ FRANK McKAY

East Royalty;

holes to 'bore -- no cleats

Wwm<>wwm m-

pounds per ncrc.

15 reads close to the

more even spread! Fast

vi-ole Fertilizer Sewer.

The Hardie

fy

the tall board. Attached in five minutes. No

absolutely no chance to split out wagon cleats. Spreads evenly I8 feet wide from 400 to 10000

Has Only One Half the Gears,

Fans, and Chains Necessary on Other Ma.-chines

wind Handles either wet nr dry mater- liil. Light draft. and so simply and strongly

corultructed that lt. wllli last longer in a fence corner, than most machines last under Oliver-

Easler toattaoh! Easier to operate! A_

lt (lusts Less Money To Own !

We invite everyoiic to conlc in iillil see this

I '\-»-yi _q¢,.,et. Next to A. E. 'Doombs Music Store

Charlottetown

to attach. There is

U1tflOE_ WWFUOI

ground eliminating

work, and long life!

iii.. li..

a. free device to those who will helpi Gi-ndc V.-1, Marguerite Morcside; Introduce it. Ile also needs menI2, Eleanor Morrison: 3, Roddie Mac-

I

verywherc to make over S100 week-|Kenzie.

ly in their own territory taking care Perfect Attendance-Myrtle Mac-

I

of local buslnt-ss.... Write. him. atiKenzie, Marguerite Moresldc, Jen-I

0

nee for free sample and big moneyInlc MacMaster. Douglas Morcslde.

making offer.-Adv. --Ruth Sterns. Teacher.

TUNE 'IN TONIGHT on the

RUBEROID PROGRAMME Being broadcast through Station

C. F. M. B., Fredericton,-N. B. I At 7.30 (Atlantic Standard Time.)

Entertaining Programmes will be

broadcast from this Station every Thursday evening ati the same hour.

|

|4-17-tt--fl. I __.i_.________M___.

`1

LONOSET 2.06% i

_ Son uf Dillon Axworthy, Record] Ia_t 3 years old. 2.10’/i. Longset's_ Dam ls The American Belle 2.12'/|.` at 3 great brood mare with 8 ln the list. 4 below 2.10. This horse will be in the stud at Charlottetown this season untll July lst, after that he will be prepared for- the fallraoing. Longset ls a proven slre of speed as the records show. Devlliiet look a three year olii record of 2.17'/4 which in the Maritime record. Evaset and Polly Longnet both showed their ability to beat 2.20 .Thin horse ls getting wonderful stock, large, handsome, sound and speedy. There will be about fifteen of his get In training at the Charlottetown race track this susan. Hia colts are nel-, ling for high prices. Two of them have been sold in the Stale of Maine for racing purposes. Terms for the season 825.00, five dollars at time of service and a note for $20.00 payable Novmber lst, 1928. In all ones where mare in sold or

with foe becomes due and

palil.

Mares at ovmer’|

ROGERS HARDWARE C0., LTD. cimnnorinrown P n 1.

PIT!!

(timer

f

Mr. Ward Deegan was il recent _ _ - - -' ' __--_ - visitor to Cape Traverse wharf. (’LA5G0W ROAD NOTES l Mr. Lemuel Neil has

_.___ ~ *__ _ Miss Irene Ford is visiting her from his illness and is busy

Rug Hooking-yes. it seems to be MV- 1"l'a1lk F‘0l`d is busy cutting cousin Miss Ada Ford. ing with his uncle, Mr. Garnet

the _.age n0w_ A ww dab ago me wood for his uiiclc Mr. John M. Fordl -i of Glasgow Road.

writer was shown ri beautiful square GI”-‘WW R030- I Om' sclwol is uwsressinl; favor- -- iiooked by Mrs. wlurruo Ro.-igcrson *~ j _ _ _ ' _ Irtbli' under the skillful management Miss Bessie Russell

|and 1.1] Say it was real nifty! Ml'. George Fjord is visiting his of Miss Enid Knight of Georgetown. wqek end with her y __ Aunt, Mrs. Florrlc Maclnnis. I MN John stewart'

We deeply ri-grct the news of the ""`"'

_' -I II _

_ . _

and surrouiidlng districts. Wc ex- 1 _ tend our sincere syiupatliy to those

CL SE- UT!

or ouil rililllr siocll or lillilrs' ll£illiv_io-wlsill illlli iillmoons

Delay Means Disappointme

200 yards Fly Netting, green n shade, ciggcellelit value, close

Brassicrs different styles. mmfs quality' Special

I

closing out sale price. _ . _ _

Silk.Gloves, black and white,

regular $1 00 quality, close 'I5 out price forpair _ . _ . _ _ . _ _ ‘

quality, blue and khaki,

s‘.tle}irice

Balance of ready-to~wear dres- ses, coats, etc, at less than quarter price.

Dress froods of all kinds at less

than half price. Collie and see styles and shades-look or yourself. oven

price for garment _ . . . . .

~

nt

_ 7 50 doz Boys’ Balbrlggaii Un-

out tor yard . . . .. _ . . . _ _ .. ' dci'weai‘,'sl1oi't and long, Peli-

.35

Mcu's Work Shirts, heavy duck

1.29

Meli‘s Caps, new spring I S-i0Ck. special price . . _ .. '

Bargains in our Men’s Suit and Coat Department, new snappy

them

METRO OLITA/N

(2lEllllI|lG IIOIISE I (lor. _Great Eeorge and lleill Streets