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Now we want your attention, and, if _ possible

your attendance to one of the best skirt bargains we`_ve

b . You’ll` find on the second floor a most _coni'ple°e sliowing--uyariety,-.

evervs o‘;:],h§g command, attention. We have rplahlcd. them proniiuentiy .and YOU' .

i ' 'Nadu '_ , ._.._ A, _ri-._ '~ _ . _- _\‘ l. _

l willffifid yyconrteous saleélady who will carefully _ 5 on __;nst;\_;___i1_;i°t 5»g_u____like _ I H refs just an insigl1§.1_n__to tire,-l`i‘_1“F€¢ 4 .$.57-`r‘.~ ‘*""'~»~.»,_ _1 `

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Some splendid `broaddloth skirtsf black*

only, trimmed with silkj_ strapping. Regular 7.50 now........_......'._. ..........$3-75

A nice showing of grey

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cheviots, kilted

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i ianty Vests iiesfza;;'13;";.:‘e.§;s.;§s..;i;;;ftg °f 25 ll 0- fill

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ST_DEN|S

BROADWAY Ind llth STREET NEW YORK CITY. Within Elly Access n!,lt\'¢-ry Palm of lntcrrut. Half Block lmm Wlmm|ilrr'n 0 mlnutrs' will of Shnpplbl Dlnrlrt. .\'0T\`.D FOR Fixrrellrnre' of Clllllllr. Onmfartnblr Appolutmcvits. Courreous' Service limi iiomi-like Sufrouimlnil

IUDIIS SL00 PER UAY AID UP

Vary Colnmorllollu Sample loom; at Belunnnhlvlll s.

EUROPEAN PLAN. 3

noble tl'|'l0l0 Brelldia! 5 L.

-WM. TAYLOR & SON, Inc.

"Receivel', 1'¢r U.'S. 'iunissian. En-

tered at the Customs yesterday, put'

in stock 'Uday and ready for the most critical inspection 3,450 yds oi the best. assorted shipment of color- 'ed ginghams zenhers, drills, crep0\'1S. sateens and other printed goods, all last colors oi the latest designs and colorings for season 1910. Prices run l5c. Z2c and 250. Sea window., At katon’s. 1-ITdt.i.

HANDSOME FURNISHINGS.

Suitable for cosy corners, cushions,

curtainings, draping, handsome mer- cerlsed floral sateens como in green bronze, old rose, electric blue. cream, crimson grounds, with beautiful com- 'bination colors patterns mostly floral, r ‘es, &c.. priced at 23, Z7, 32 per yd. they make handsome furnishings and ought to meet with ready sale. This cloth is double mercerised, and is guaranteed to retain its bright brilliant finish. Paton & Co. @ -~ 1-zvutf.

At. the 'white sale you will find

7zlnoh English Shooting at :Oo per yard. You wl'l be surp~ised at the quallly-and you wlllbe .suprised torote th-it lt is not a spec-lal-but Indicates 'he sort of values right through the s ale Moore & McLeod. 2 3dtf

The pillow cotton-tnait we nf

for you at I2 l-2 cts per yard~ English. It is circular---40 lnohe w=do. lt. is a wonder.-Moore & McLeod. 2 -tdtf,

_ If you want any of the mill ends 'oi table linens you will need to get down pretty early--as they are selling onormousy. Bette' give them a look io-day. See the Ilne of i.l0 values at 680 yd.

Moore Q Mc-Lend 2--tdtf

See that line of Huck long cloth

at 7 i-so worth to I0 Beer Q Weeks Furniture. Carpets.Llnons

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Fancy Valentines

Lace Valentines

Comic 'Valentines

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the house-doors must be

closed-a draft is dangerous, The

Ectiess CHECK Ano Sriziuo effectively

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CHARLOTTETOWN.

~ /"”ffriiiiitt\\“-`

the Rogers Hardware do Lili.

' Wholesale and Retail

EVERYB0l)Y

' wrapping his Bread in

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Who Eats Bread

should avoid danger of Impurities in delivery from the oven to the home. Insist on your Baker

Edd_y’s_ Bread Wrappers'

We are the original _manufacturers of Bread

wrappers now used by Leading Bakers _ _

Q Ottawa, Montieal, Toronto, and other Cities,

E. B. Eddy Coy.

llull, Canada i

- is i

_ Out Shopping These Evenings '.7

THEN drop in to the Sunnyside Coiife`c.tione_i‘y on

_ the way honie and have `s hQ_t_ _l,t`inc_li _ `

Hot hlocolate’ C "

` HCl C0“e¢'€»' _*it ‘

Hot 'l ea

Hot _Bovril etc. _ _ Always reacly: Always refreshing. _

E. J. Dcslloches.

' Sunnyside

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Tray Cloth. shamste rpio i-.en ces etc in both hand drawn. but tcnburg and damask linen-zo per cent off during our annual linen solo--Beer & Weeks --Furni- turo. Carpet, Linens. 2 siotlif.

Yard wide English Cotton-t great lot offered you to-day at seven cents per yard. This isa

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"l-laven't said much about that fa-

mous Broadeloth that we sold no well Last Fall reason we got sold out. This ls just to tell, you we have re- ceived another largo shipment, it comes in tlic new shades and the price is the same $1.75 with regular cash discount for spot cash. Jas Pm- ton & Co. 2-10dtlr1l.

Seo those i9x40 all pure linen

good easy ton center-compare ,towels at I1 I-1 Beer & weeks Moore A McLeod 2-4dtf Furniture Carpets Linens 2-l0dtf

"There are'oniy 260 ladies can get Passengers for Winnipeg and

them. Dress length to each, of Pat- WOM SBVOZ4 |'l0\ll'S by if¢K|f\9 gh# mrs French diagonal dren goods ,g lnternolonlal to Montreal. ,»_

80, send for samples. 2_1u¢f Rogers for rates. etc I l8dt.f

proprietor oi the Windsor Hotel, was

terrific force, breaking 'noth arms and fracturlng ‘his skull, causing last-out death.

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1 f -. e>_.._'7, -i-__ '» ' _ _'

Mrs. 'Horace Maftin of Sharbot

but could not get cured. He was almost wild with psinand itching.

I saw ._D. D. D. Prescription adven-

tised in the paper. _,I sent and got a

at once. I-le has used a second bot- tle and fls entirely well.

The two bottles of D. D. D. which

my husband used have done him more good than the-$500 he spent be- fore." '

Do you suffer the torments of skin

disease, or do any of your family or friends 'I What's the use ? D. D. D. Prescription will do for anyone what it did for Mr. Martin.

For free trial bottle of D. D. D.

Prescription write to the D. D. D. Laboratories, Department C. G., 23 Jordan St., Toronto.

For sale `by all drugglsts.

CAR. AND SEVEN MEN

' BLOWN 'DO ATOMS.

IPHOENIX. Ari-. Feb. 10-Headless of the warnings of n forem-an in charge of excavating operations along the .line of_the private motoi ro_ad from Kelvin .to the Ray coppe, mines, the inotorman of a gasolin( car containing six engineers empl0y_ ed bl' the company ran his car closi tu a sputtering fuse of a heavy charge of dynamite today, and th car and its seven occupants wer. blown to atoms.

The foreman had discovered a miss

cd shot in thelexcavation at noon ani i36f0I`6 the H1010!" car game in ,_:gh,_ lie had religlited the fuse A5 ‘th

_ten y belieiing he could take his

1; e exp '

ca' was b1°Wl1l(llsilZT lhutllie iihganhid a r t

ATLANTf\» Ga-. Feb. 9.-clark

HOWHU. editor of the Atlanta Con. stitntion, Georgia, me.m..ue,. of the NB_ tional Demccratio.¢0mmitte,, and a director of the Associated Press-, was 0P@l‘8Cfii upon today for appendicitls Unless unforseen complicatilons set. in, Mr Howell will recover.

Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

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win. mt- »L A|»i>i.|oi`i'rioNs, as me cfm- not r- ucti the scat. of the dlsoasc. Latirili is n nlood or coiiutrtutloiml diseusa, and in order in c-irc it HY inuui, nike internal remedies. l{a|l's t‘n.ti\rri Cure is taken internally. and riots _directly on thc blood and mucous surf. cos Hall s Catarrh Cure ir not a uaek medicine. It was il csc lh d by onli ofllinlliost physicians in thlel untry for yours und is A regular pri.- sorittinn. I. in eoiiiposnn of ih beer tmics knov\n.comblncrl \vilh the bust bliiod purifiers,- nctini; dlrictlvivi lli.: i||'u.-ous stirfrwes. 'lbs peridot combination of the two ingredients is _what prmi~|cu- such \vondcrful results in cur~ ing Cstarrli. Send for testimonials fi-ec.

l°`, J. (JHEN EY k CO, 'l'ulodu,0

Sold b" ull Driigglste 7.5¢

Take Halls Family l’lll»i for olinsllpniioii

Nt) ONE INJUIIED iN ACCIDENT.

ST. JOPN, Feb. 12-The most re-

markable accident on the Intercolo- nial occurred at an early hour this

John at 11.30 lnst night, ran ofl~the rails east, of Anugance Station about two o’clock this morning, ploughed along beside the track for some dis- tance, and was finally brought to a stand-still without slipping `o'ver -the bank and without one passenger rc~ ceiving an injury.

Flnestllno of table linen 'ever

seen in Gh`town hero. Values are beyond competition. Price range ' |80 to $1.90 series ol patterns Beer tc Weeks. Furniture, Carpet lftens. l0dt ui

Bi~iiisii...

,as 'Y. se-

B Cough ,

ite. Pleasant to take.

Sure in effect.

For ast,hma,broncbit-

is tightness in the chest hoarseness,etc, nothing like it. Try it aiidbe convinced Pi ice 2 5c_' per' bottle

A. W. Reddili, T he

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bottle and it gave my husband relief,

i_ l -H , _ _

K§.aLED BY EXPLOSION. PROBLEM OF LIVING.”

' CHICAGO, Ill., F b. 1z-0t.toMey-

A_,,l;R`:C1I3BIif,D°(gf=’, om" gd” ,:°` " or and his wife Mar; have solved U10

“ 9 ~ '" "5 t T 9‘“°°\ dimeuitiss attending the hizh ¢°=l= °l

Mebivitt, eldest sou of Wm ¥cDiv'ltt,

llvlng~so far as they are concerned.

Th h ll d f urs on a 30

inetsnny iiuea. He went to tn.. mf, ng; mgfviggge 0, ,,,m_ acetylene gan house with n lantern, sum Cook Quant,” and °p°m°'3 tl" d°°' 5°' °“’l°9‘°“ 'By a deed tiled ` in the recoi'der's occurred. 'The doors struck him with omg, y,,¢,,r¢”_ Men, for 3 ¢0ng;¢,,-.

ation' of '$6,000 in cash conveyed to his son'-Frith H. Meyer thc farm. But in ietutiz for this. the alder Mey-

f"I\~ wma msn was about twenty- ern to iianirnisiied with an the .throws ydnriv ol¢‘\ge,~~anrl'.was~ recently, _pgoosettgpshof life, hcluding ga honae,_ umrrieh uillixtralrhaél. 0f‘~B°\l11ii'lnt`,.'f¢_$_|_}i;/liege, of. the market price as lHouse,-_'I_sale"€FéseDl\‘»- ‘ ' WS l6._)i,e o;~.,his .wife live. .

A part of this unique deed reads as

srvEN~YrAas or £cEzA_M= f°l¥al°= 4 '. ' - 1

e gran ee is to _provide a suilii.

cient supply of fruit, a sufilclentsup-

~Tho`rl`kIt¢|"‘-SSN] [intl |,,¢,|‘ 3 ,ng in ply_ of vegetables of all kinds to be - .V.i“_ 13"-,'B6¢,|" 5( n_ D_.p_ &"¢d_ delivered on demand, one dressed hog _ = ' ' _ \_ » of 220 pounds weight, one forequart-

er of fresh beef to be delivered on

’ Dec. 15 in each ear one half d

Lak , t., it : ~ Y » ~ 02°" ,,§y_%';-nbazg ,fad eczrema for seven( lat ducks. one half dozen fat roost-

ers. dressed to be delivered N

years. He spent hundreds of dollarsil of each _:ear and three bail °"-

_ els of

best quality of wheat flour to be_dc- livered, one barrel each tim: on Jan. lit. May lst, and Sept. lst of each FGM". twenty bushels of good eatable potatoes to be delivered on demand, two pounds of; fresh_._ butter each W¢B|¢. one dozen » fresh eggs each week, 0118 lllltirt of fresh milk 'and S40 in cash, $20 on' July 1 in each year." V »

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CARRINGTON WILL DECLINE.

LONDON, Feb: 10-Mai-y have been

mentioned but none yet chown to succeed Earl Grey in Canada_ A paper says it has practically been settled that Earl Carrington will be lus_successoi‘, but the Canadian As- sociated _Press learns that Earl Car- rington is of the opinion that no man over 50 should accept the post of Governor General in the colony and though he would not state deu- nitely that he would not go, there is reason to believe he would not. The

_post has, however, been offered to im.

{egu`a'e and Cleanse Your __ System. _

Spring cleaning does not answer

the body. The prime element in the naintenance or iu the recover

_ ,|- I

Y of

‘health is activity of liver, kidneys

. . e_ and skin. Not occasionally but only

ca" appeared he ,signalled the motor-' by weekly stimulation of these fune- rnan and warned him of the lmpem1.l tions can persons waste matter, and l1_ngtiexplosion. Motornian Lyalle, e\~i.'accumnlntions within the body he

drawn out so that the blood and in-

cflr past the CUBFED before the cxp1Q.;ward parts be purified and kept whole- Sl0n» Paid no heed to the warninglsome. Dr. Hamilton’s Pills are the ang startcd at fU1l'BD€€d. lmildest laxative medicine known; chaps; _ag the ‘car was passing -me they purify the blood, fortify the ac-

tivity of the liver and kidneys, in- crease the eliminating power of the

E 68 cloud of debris. The dead skin and create a general feeling of

;‘;:i Wefe _“ll Drqinlnent in .inininglwell being-_the outcome of whole-

rs in Arizon§_____ ‘sorm ;oii_ditions within.1 'Dr. Hamil-

Fmwi- 3 on's i s are a genera tonic to the

CLARK Idigestive system; they restore func-

_ UNDER THE KNIFE _ tional effectiveness to all the organs

oi secretion and contribute in this way enormously to the stability of health.

For general family use in all cases

of biliousness, bad blood, indlgestion and disorders of the stomach, Dr. }lamilton’s Pills have no equal. Sold in yellow boxes. 25c, all dealers, or The Catarrhozone Co., Kingston, Canada.

WAS CARRIED TO

GALI_‘3'WS_ ON A CHAIR

» 1

KANSAS CITY. M0.. Feb. 10.-

George Reynolds‘and John Williams, negroes. were hanged this morning for assault. this making the first time the death penalty has been in- flicted in Missouri for this crime.

The negroes, on the night of De-

cember 23, 1909, attacked Mrs W. H‘. Jackson, a violinist, who was re- turning from a charitable institution, where she had given a concert.

Reynolds collapsed a few hours be-

fore thc execution, and it was neces- sary to carry him to the trap on a chair. When the chair was removed he fell liinp on the trap door, moan- ing piteously. Williams who had been known for years as a desperate character, remained brave to the last Even' while standing on the scaffold

m0,.ni,,g_ llie forced a smile. Mrs .Iackson's

The Halifax express which left St.-

husband witnessed the hangings. ‘

”‘

Thanks

` We desire to thank all 'who contributed toward OUR IN- CREASED BUSINESS _for the past year and ‘trust that with an effort to please and to give the best, value for every dollar, we will be fav-

_ ored with your continued _,pat-

rona e.- _ ' W(i_t1i__best WiShes happyand siiccessful

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the well i-rnown favor- A

In the long run your s winner ii

you patronize the STAR. Yoi goods will be carefuiy liandleq.

They will be promptly done. They wiil have persona attention. Ii

on you get the BEST in laundry

here without extra charge.

Goods called for and delivefai.

Saturday night ends

' values will be even better.

_ed every day.'_ __ ’ _ _ J A

f llard and Soit

~ llats ilali Price

Those brits Include sonic of .

thu best hziril and soft full hats in our store. but in order lu make room for our new spring stock \\'i- say out th0_\' gb ill

exactly half price.

Men’s Sweaters hall price

This is ivilhoiil zi doubt the

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Values tliat Challdnje Comparison s _

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this sal 4, ibut 'until then Of course you can't afford

‘ to run the risk of delay as

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. I .wr at .., _ .__ . .

Men’s. Pants

our meer

Witliout ai doubt this offer

can't bc excelled. Men`s tweed and worsted paiits,rcguln.r 2.15 to 4.25, for a short time at only hall' their original price. _

Fancy Shirt. Values

Excellent shirt values while

ihev last. Balance of mcii's

soft fron! shirts.

Your choice from these high _

quality shirts, regular $|.;o to :mo now I-0°

Good quality stifffroiit shirts,

|~f.-gulnr $i.4olo 1.75, now 99:

_.\ f.~.v dozen meii`s shirts, re-

gular $1.25 lo i.5o', while they last, only 79¢

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"0 Y0“ Value Health _ _ 1; . _

suov our Poiuirghuim iiniiirr.

pionv, .\'. s., Fei.. 9.- Captain

('_\,;,\-les l.c\vis, chief cdlcer of the steamship Yarmouth, i‘epol't€d L0 your correspondent today that the Fairway bl1”Jl'~ Oil Pmnt P'im'wer" ad,-in in 1.~ri¢1|;,y's gale and has not yet been replaced.

X Our Patent hleiiiciiies are :ill X fresh stock "'l`lie Best Drug Store" The .\IacKiuuou Drug Co.

Cor. Gi. Ceo. and Kt. Sts _ .X X

"Mortgage Sale

To ‘Je sold by_Public Auction at

the Court House in Charlottetown' ln Queens County in PHDCG Edward is

land on Tuesday, the 15th day March A. D. 1910 at the hour oi welve o'clock noon. All and simili- lar the lands following' that is to Say all that tract piece or parcel of land sltuate _ lying and being on _ Lot or township _ unm- ber‘ thirty in Queens County in the said Island bounded and des- cribed as follows that is to sayi-

Commencing at the Southwest corner| _ .` ' I

of forty-live acies of land conveyed oy the Commissioner of Public Lanile to Elizabeth Robertson and others as enants in Common on the eighth day of January A. D. 1883 thence in a Northeasterly direction along the Soutliern~boundaries Oi T-be Said forty-tive acres and farm of the late Matcolmi McRae to the Bank of the west or Elliot River. thence ini a Southerly direction along the course of the said Itlvcr to a point in line with a shore dyke running east. and west to the north of thc Presbyter- ian (‘hiirch thence in a westerly dt- rection along the said stone dyke to the lane or road lending from the Bonshaw Farm dwelling liouec to the Main Road thence in 9, Southerly di- rection aloiig the said' Lune li' rood to the Main Post Road ther. _ in B, Westerly and Northerly direction a- long the said Main Post Road to the Eastern boundary of James Curries farm thence North to the place of commencement containing about one hundred -and thirty acres a, little more or less reserving thereout the pieces of land conveytii tio Neil lVi'o Nevin, Alexander McNcvin., Henry White and Duncan McNevin the said tract oi land hereby conveyed being part of the Boushaw Farm formerly occupied by the late _Alexander Rob- ertson Esquire as ii residence. Also all that other tract piece or parcel of land situate lying or being on said Lot or Township number thirty bounded as follows 1-Commenci-ng at the Southeast corner ol one hundred acres of freehold property (formerly) belonging to Duncan Mclean (now in possession of Andrew Crosby) thence along the South boundary of said tract to the East boundary of land leased to Donald Currie thence along 'the said lioundary South' to the north boundary ol tivo hundred acres of land sold to W. W. Irving tlhence along the said boiindiii-y Northeasterly to the Southwest an. 'gle of a farm formerly in possession of Farquhar McRae now in um; of Malcolm McRae thence Northcrly to the place of commencement con. Willing iby estimation forty-five acres of land a little more or less being the land described ln a certain M. slznrnant 'made the 25th day oi July A.D. 1865 by one John McQuarr~le in favor of the late Alex Robertson

The above sale is made pursuant to

a power of sale contained in a car. tain Indenture of Mortgage treating into the third day 0( Ap,-H A_ D_ i899 and made between Murdoch Mc. ‘ 'Md and F-uvhemis Mcimii ins win if the one part and James A. Rob. irgsonf of the other part,

on urther particulars

when of Stewart it Cam;/xiii! 5313;? `;0l‘D Ohaflbttetown, D51-_gd tm nth lay oi February A-D., 1&10_

Janine A. nosmrvrsou,

Mortgagog,

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' Sire of' 29 stzuidard performers dlclur- iug the cliziiupion four year old Main-_\' Maker 2.18%. _f _

Sire Princeps by Woodford Mnmbriiio

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D,,,,,* § Reina \’ictorin by _ Hamlrle-

( dzuu i~f` 4 tonion io.

gr. dam } H.V\`l"“lh 5 by Volunerlern 55

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U ___ ,, { Clara } _ by Aniciriraii ' 5" ( 'un _grb inure Starr i4 _ \\`i|l make srusoii of`|9|o at D. \\.

\\'hii\~'5, York Point Hotel. at fifteen dol- lurs ($i5.oo) for season. l’i\ya.b'e as fol- |o\\’.~;: ` ' _

l<`i\~.,- dollars (5.oo) cash at ist s_cr\'cc

:ind ton dollars ($10.00) when mare proics nfonl. D. \\'. White and A. A. Leek r. (o\\'iiei's,l "

io-i ||n\\'fdrtll\‘l:iyist. _

Our annual llnon sale ends soon

Come to-day Beer 8: Weeks- Furnlturo. Carpets Linens

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No need to send mon‘oy abroad.

our linen values cant he beaten Beer lk Weeks Furniture Carpet, Linen z-l0dt|

“Don't fail to try our frcsh As-

sortment of Delamar Bulk Chocola- tes. You have not tasted really dili- cious sweets unless you have* trlcil “Delamars" Over two huiidred_pouu~l sold by us in six weeks is evidence oi' popularity that is indlsputnblc. "The Best Drug Store" The MacKinnon Drug Co, Drugglsts. Cor. Gt Geo and Kent Streets. ` 2-14dr1l.

"If it wat! possible to attach the

tiniest little sample of Paton's new French diagonal dress goods to this litltle reader so that the first 260 ladies could look at it and feel the quality. we are of opinion thot. there wouldn'l: be a yard left in the dress goods coup' ' within 24 hours from _ tl they see it. It is 44 inches wine. comes in 13 diderent colors, only ii few arm ienith oi each. It ia its 111081 Popular cloth of this lesson both of Paris and New-York and .there will be nothing newcr_ ,worth 61.29 for 80 cents. _Full drelsflongth lor $4.80. Carriage paid. dysen-

tion on the lsland. Jal_:l:¥i.o;"ltt_-Co.

4 ’ , _*Will* . ' ' "Does price min should v 9°- Tweutyiiive dresses noldih o week

31120 cloth xor 80c brand no l'W¢\\ Diagonal su tinge 46 inch wid 13 col-

qrs send lot samples $4.80 fa itlll suit length, this line is con ed to

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Paton & Co for the Islnn1t;.du__

Note these values-now offered

at_Beer S weeks Annual Linen sate. 72 Inch sheotlnn. 2oo 80 lnoh shooting 23o. I9 x-.46 dll linen towels I2 l-Za 35 X 5* Bam 'rowers-zzc. 3_6 inch ""° cotton 7 I-zo. 70 x90 Bedspreads 98c 6: x B4 Bedspreads 75°- io p_o on su iuceourcama. 10

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