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Fren_¢i;l’,;5,,, I

` Veimicitie Capsules _

i ived B

_we hnyg j\lSlL F900 _ fresh shillmem of these Cale in-1 .sri me” “nd mi "urs promin- iion t0 ml al M

IIN" ' nclier-who his ‘;§y,,,'f,’§`e reiipsuies will tell “S there is no other P\'°DM`3° ,iign on the market. gives such- gfwd riesliisiiiiioiae Capsules l‘renc__i___________y safe to “sm “"’ " in notion and sure 1° “”'°“..ii mills. Pine $1.00 ,Z0 dip.-nies). prepaid i°

nm. address. ~

E, A. Foster

.4 -uttstore, Sunnyside.

`(`.°“"‘“ enlts for Dr. French’s

iiiiiiuiil ltemedies.

itilllliiil Nails

'- ` ... i ____

` GULF I0! REPORT

(After a neck and, neck race

from the uino they entered the

Gulf of St. Lawrence, the Donald- der.

son liner Saturnia . and the C. P. 0. S. Victorian arrived in Quebec tonight within an hour of each oth lr.

-'Both vessels were delayed by

ioz in the Gulf and the Lower St.

‘report to signal conditions in the

from ten miles' to 84.55 north

to Cape Ro-

west.

ice. _ service- tonight sent the ice report to the Govern- 'Montcalm:" `

Heath Point and

ice in sight. Cape Ray,

Magdalen Islands and reported no ice.

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I S.¢it_.ttte‘ Vactiiicy

(Special to The Guardian.) 3

OTTAWA, 'May 4.'-The death of 1-lon. Clive Prinigle--..m~akes .the fourth vacancyln the Senate the vacancies notw are British Colum- bia,1 Alberta 1, Ontario 2.

- 4'_":";"T 7;' W" 4 cation with or trace of her has

O-QOO4-O0-O0*

ciissirnii itiviitrisiiiiitrs

Mnfgigononts under this heading. Ie. pox word for ation iti-

'°"'l°°' I t our one to be forwarded. tivo conu '

\ UU W

:mugs 35:; 3'°°'§.‘3n?~wrl°%f°`a::°mir» tu u.titi0>

§°}‘iii»'}°§fi°'§°» our ra. I H 4 ,

rt oc-

"0°»\‘ "‘“‘"‘“°°' °°¢Iu°'» °i-'did 'i'>'§"<fvfif_"i’$`i§i`¢‘£t“’ii3v¢r°ii.'ti°i.i.ui»

uw 1* ~°°'° our. b can toaoa. i'»ttm vixoiit 1' _*NIH or 0 °w I ,| _-'it was known iniit one ot the

;¢.»¢¢oo-0-0-+v¢¢.¢++o-oo-o-o+~+-¢oo¢+o-0 two engines oi the iCyciop5 was in.

ijured, and that she was proceeding

' ' ' at ii reduced speed with one en-

AGENTB FOR SALE iglnc compounded. This fact would

~ ‘ - g.. -- have no effect on her ability to

1u<.L1° waiwrnn

EIN SALE \'0l`N(i lll‘}(il§'l‘Elll‘}l)

Chester p|t.:s.l-‘rod ltluhurvn. North

Stilifl-5-ti.\IZll.

River.

_____-- ,- (iAlil¢ T0 NICE .\l¢°liA\'(ll|l.lN

liiglit Six Spuclul 1910 i\lutlcl. thoniiiirlily ovcrhaiilcd and paint-

,___,..¢__----- . _ -

cd._nddrt.iis l‘. U, Box l7:1i_i\luti_ her safety

tngiie, I. E. I. 862 .i l __,____.__.....___---__--_-*

I -3- I-‘mt sam-i nv vviinlv AL'c'rioN Without Trace.

li/°H“.?.. lit“o....%.’¥ ‘<t‘...Tt’.‘i.““‘Z.‘.°t ’?.fl‘i’;€l ,.”“i.\""i¢‘..’;~‘

c . i . ‘ . » '

° saii-4-sort. new building is-ao suitiioie roi- Litefniiy this fine VQHSPI ‘WS “de-

____._-_.- tiiiii buying. sort.:-.G~r»3i. stroyed without trace. The Cyclops

- 'vo wtilulc tm' .__.,.-_-Q----------""' was one of the navy's big fleet of for -lotnitcr work. l<0ll SALE-(10'l‘TA(iE Al,.\l0tl'l‘ new colllm-5_ Launched in 1910_ the muy or pliotit- J now, modern conveniences. Ap- Cyclops speeded H 61 know on hm.

,,,,‘f,,‘,‘,‘,"".\i`-Titintii-ii. it-. ic. if ' piy nt 14 Pleasant st. ' 1 ~

' ‘ ‘ iiiiti-rt-'i.\ii~:itipti scan-t'.~~it;i. trial trip. She cost $923,000. Her-sis

romana nam'

.\VAl\'I.‘ED.

Street = -

, TRY OUR JOII PIllN'l‘lNG DEl"l‘. ,_ ,,

_ API LY itor your next order for biilhsodii. marine corps- casuals from navy b°“`°" tr’ - °"-*°"‘°“*""- cm' WP" Vismllli vessels being brought home. The

y,;`|l

iii thc iiiiiick darkness of a deep

mm “."" “‘““"”d "0 'be the °b` Cer ii ersuatied to employ themvuo satisfying Theory.

"",i' °\ tl “`i\<i.0tt;\. and must re-

i - .... .- Tl -nlvedto ether o tiii iiiiiiititss, nhiic the other _h;e¥m°_?e ?_tu_\m§whed they knew Bm were were “muy Hlxrmiijg

nicii uri- kiiow - _ iiid .\i-uriin GrasliiTmtti’r(.it}i]:;r|n,?o,?,:_ the other men would be lJ0i0_W_ apr] theories. but only one _r_>_iausi _E

iii tit.. Stertillg nd Gm, ground,arid.tis»they thought pra-ct one-beliig that slie_was __;>vét_; ____

M (;,..,,.tE I_and,mg_ near cally at their mercy. _dl fragments by exp os vas p _c M_____

p,.,,,,,_,,.lvanm when They knew the W0 me" W0: _her hold before she le Dor ._ me

iiit-ltii»nt took I,|,`,¢,, ' be engaged in tho working t GY gtmose was particularly va ua _ i'lit- story liiiti its lit-giiining some u‘°“"°I"°5 had, l°“”it W” 5 p‘""' then because of its importance _n

iiioiiilis ;.g.,_ ,md is one of oi the .mine unireuuented by_0i-lift* the manufacture ol steel. and _ .iii-tivi»t»ii tlic four men. 'l'oi- “\i“9l'B. and they calculated Nfl {’.w“5 "““ested mat German mzends' iii' ii i'i»iiitti-ss attempt ot rd. come upon them by sllrirrile. S100 - oi whom it was suspected Rio c by th.. ,“.,, me,,_ who have them. and then disappear. __ _ljimeit-0 was full, might have pliic_~ liiif-it ,,,.r,,_`.,,,d for me pun It was a dramatic IUBOUUK 9 ,ed explosives on the 'CycloDS- Bli

~ ~ ' ' tha four men, und Di`°iN1»iliy.tliis theory was rejected because

it iii this real life drama.

__ tiiiti (lrush are 'big .muni ““i ""1"" into thc neighbour- _toiitc fini' intintiis, before from

ih--i' ost-ti toboiist of

ll' t- |‘t»

"‘.".T...l’.“t~‘1 ht te- -mit-ni

_______ ‘-S -it tho mint- complaints iii tlit-to ui” manage' 1?7'P9°`

.-.,,,,|,,_,, ____ :i_t»_glibntirhond of the iiitiiiiigt-r ;,|.\U~w mm' The mme ________ ________i_trv_itiwt-fl them. and iii' t|i‘:iii<<ii\ “`lm"“l§. with l.I1!'6Bt

'i`iii- iiitti itiiri ol' th t I

..,.,. e u ory con- m__:;_* iiicn, who must-re. ,,_____l_____ -_________. _Phe report of-the W\iti'tlit it gilt-]‘gL-mis ;c0ndu'm‘ ‘lo- ,,"__ H_____ _______ :latched their ears ,_,_ _md (_______;_\‘ ook to meet Mond- “,_m____g__________\_; ti_{itl give them s

s,_____,_ _______________;_i:::_ in terms of -Dhty. ‘ Usa men. who were em l nt ,, , p oyed h______’i‘l_i_ii_:_i_‘__iiiine__u1 the nel3hbour~ ,,nd_ f__ll__w___°\lt under pad Grash li,..,,, ,wnh ___g__n challenge, fought tlii-iii to cieiii- r hats' and mderm ilttuil. Aithou nm nf me “9\8hbo\ll'~

gh imfiil’ boston they

l~0ll *Allin-‘||N(»lil~} (`0Mll Ill ACR

\linort-at Lgit for hatching prirc winners at lnllfax. Amherst und Charlottetown. Pell No. 1, $3.00,

gf,-,n No, 2 $2.00. \V. .l, Ciidmore, 2 1-lim Avi.-nuc, Charlottetown.

8668-it-li3l.

- 'A -_f _ ---_ A _ tor ships carry 12.500 tons of coal

FOR SALIE--A’l‘ \'I(J'l‘0lllA (IN

\li.i_v Htli. I-‘ox Iluncli on premises

Tgel of lions llottitcr. consisting of ilvc 8' gale'

8650_5_53, pens and houses. \Vill be sold

` singly or ultoigetlicr. Terms cash.‘ The Cyclops had bt‘9Il t0 Ri0 tie

H' 'I' T""’"‘~ S"'°"’*“"Y- 'Janerlo, where she took on the man-

8672-5-53|.

&»

_ cards. posters. Ali- kinds of pam-

rinllng Department of The Ia-

Sterling and Graham Mine and ask

_.._._.----

-- ---¢o-3--',_ ' ‘

MASKEQ MENJN A.M.|N5 ed biin to dismiss tMonder and was reD0i't€d on March 4 was BH-

Griiuh volunteering to take their batloes, Then, while steaming in n

places The manager paid off the

Notliiiig in drama equals the ' . . . veg. "f fW° me ‘"“°~ S222 f.'.§’J§`fa“'fi‘Zi§"3i.‘3i‘I.‘i.‘f“'° We" REL if S331 §1`f.`Z“X.°\§'.;.t "tI’f'i°$`i. not iii thi- iiiiwttls of the earth washed ashore to give the slightest Smmemy ‘macked by tw° Revenge and its Sequai hint as to the i>iBCB 01' i“8"“9l` °f .iiitin wearing _nitisks. and car- her destruction She had “asked no

phe `t“immm“ pistols' .Mander and Grash swore to have signal that diinitef ii1l'@i1f9“9‘i 0" ' “O mm Wm’ were 'muck' their revenge, because it was quitei that she needed help.

tain no one else in the district

could e p

t descend

tween the assailants' enterprise would would have been more successful had not one of .them sliiDP0d. Cali! ing liitn to' drop his revolver with a latter The two inen they- had

itr iiundli " " 'C '-

lah iiiost liarigdninegimin mme W “'~“”°k md 'heh' I’°?k“i Was she tnrpedoed and sunk by

t rned towards them, but hearth! ii German submarine or raider that

ll the noise turned instantly und saw

in barrels of the revol-

Threal and Th"“M"9 me gleam 8 h m in the dark-I The Navy Department, in an-

vers pointed at t e ness less than u dozen feet away. Behind the revolvers they saw W0 shadowy forms of two iiien whom they recognized from their size and iiiini its .Monitor and Gresh-

surprile Counter-Attack

Qiiioit as it tiosii they vat Ot"

_ the lights iln their caps which mags them such eusyt8\‘8€iB f°i' iltfmmm iieiiiiiu ine suns. As thi? hm hmm, ibegdn to -whiste a them, anti they owriiefi 1° th; ground io escape the hail of leab. in the darkness nothing could e

' the rapid succession of

seen save . _ flashes from the points or the _re

voivers. and oil the millet! 5 ew ‘ harmless over thenl- ‘ The two attacked men Crtilli ai'

'<-<o¢».__ ’

III rr I ` _ ' ‘intl ` ti I d 0 it li W-ho were ' ‘ recapture r, r. as 'F~'°r~°v,r.3Q~i- -»l|'- mrtlmnn i:;pi"l`;etl gvhsert two- lithe|u_3°|¢ 9, Mid.,-7 to have sunk her.

ivtii- successful in bowlluz one 01 ing wreckiwe would certainly have Her iimpinir nate would have mate

't it oi their tlestro ers or cruisers to

phi ltd .S il 'I 0“YC‘/593 on eiariivgrouagiligies.pw’l‘51iomffg' L. Moreau Gottclialk, American

I] d C1 di I’ hll hi C .. 12” t Si?r%let,“€:`n;r|g¢td:°1:`,g‘ ° turning to offer his services in ilte

ell .

_’ l army. .

__._.,`satid thtzyshad got good-jobs, and The Cyclops was commanded by

rutnn -sitmti. meant to _stick to them. | Licuteannt Comtnanfler G. W._W0r- box 28+ i>h°n¢ The two uiiniinied -men thereup- icy. of Norfolk. V11.. an 0fil°@f in ill”

863" on went to the manager oi the United States Naval Reserve, The

oong on bands and knees in iiiei This theory was rejected because

_ di,-,dildo from which the siwis W9" in such ii case the Cyclops would ' cunning, llacli picked up"t\`i\'“8° have sent from her fine radio ap- obono and got iii heavy l!i'°i¢. Wm" partltus s few S. 0. S. calls that

'I`il0i`0\l8hly alarmed they turn i

G1 and tied. lt was imoossiblo to fo low them in the darkness. and the two attackers diadppoo/i-od pg “'Yl'-°l‘i°“liY Ba they came.

1_1ater, however, they were dis.

covered and arrested, and are se- curely locked up in a police cell at Pennsylvania awaiting their trial on' a charge ot` attempted mur

The name of the huge coliier

Cyciopsl mlselng ifor* more than two years with 293 souls and a valuable cargo of manganese, was oillclally stricken from the registry of the United States navy recently. ln the ocean’s depths liea'tbe sec-t ret ot what- Secretary tDanlels has called “the greatest mystery ot the navy."

The Navy -Department thus an-,

nounced the disappearance of the CYCIODB April 14th, 1918, em~ ploylng cautious words, for the iitnes were troublesome: '

“The U. S. Cyclops. navy coliier

of 19,000 tons displacement, loaded with a cargo of mnnganeae and with a personnel board of 15 oiii- cers and 221 men of the crew and 57 passengers. is overdue at an At- lantic port since March 13. She ii1St reilorted at one of the West ln- tlian islands on March 4. and since her departure from that port no trace of her nor any information conceming her has been obtained. Radio calls to the Cyclops 'from all possible points have been made and vessels sent to search for her s- long her probable route and areas in which she might be have met

with no sut¥:ess. ‘

"No well- oundetl reason can be

found to explain the Cyclops be- ing overdue. as no radio communi-

been had since leaving the West indian port. The weather in the urea in which the vessel must have passed has not been bud. and couitl hardly have given the Cyclops trou ble.»While a ralflcr or submarine could be responsible for her loss, there have been no reports that would indicate the presence of el- thcr in the locality in which the Cyclops was.

communicate by radio. tor, disabled the ship woultl still be capable of usinir licr radio plant. ' '

"The search for the (lyclops still

continues, but the Navy Depart- ment reel oxticnicly anxious as to

apiece Their duty ls to follow the big fleets wherever they go, give up their coal when needed and then hurry away for another cargo. Any one of these colllers can feed n war ship 100 tons of coal in 60 minutes. steaming at 12 knots, and even in

ganese. Most of her 57 passengers were enlisted men of the navy and

l i ill n ssenger was Alfred

consul general ot tllio, who was re-

Vitcst Indian island -at which s

much frefluented lane. she vanished-

not even the slightest bit of wreck pee was ever round. This negatives also the theory that her boilers ex- ploded. _

possibly eluded the Allied fleets?

-nounclng the loss or the colliei merely said. after hinting at pos- sibility ot a raider or submarine - having been responsible for it. “them have been no reports that would indicate the presence of eith- er in the locality where the Cyclops was." But it was known that dur- ing the two years before the coliier vanished German raitlers had made round trips from their home ports to the coast of Brazil. And the Ger- mans had submarine capable of tgoing to the West Indies and re- ,turnlnf. The John Jones an Ameri- can iiestroyer. was sunk by such it raider, which went ull the way 10 the 'Cape Verde islands. ofl’-the coast of Africa. ii voyage almost as ilong as to the West lndies or to the Brazaliaa coast.

would have but lter in communi

i himtk reach I 0

CA “They hurleil the stones at the wttdn with other “vm vessels or had been secured she could haiiily

R I pt . mei-i who were still iiirlnl. and merchant ships. Moreover. float- iiiil/P 68051196 the Allied lN\i\'0i5

he o a last -resort, , _ _

For Infants and Ch en tht-ui over This was a survrise been found f ' y . .. } | |

Treasurer or the Fur -Producers Lt 2, ‘H59 and very select ranch ne r'h"l°"~9i0WH».l1llti the pleasure a “W iifiys wgo of receiving a cable from London with the good news ih‘=\i~BiXly lleitii were sold for him in _the April London sales at an “Vertigo of ,over $600 a pelt. Thirty -two oil -tlils lot -averaged over $800 o. pelt . lt there -be anything required to establish complete iaith in the Silver black fox in- dustry as an exeremelty profitable `b“‘3i“9'lfl tthiis 'Vast Qnfiriirrgtlnn should clinch it. When you coil- Bider the comparatively _small a- mount of labor and expenses re- quired to raise sixty sliver black foxes to maturity and the compara- tively modest capital required to be invested ln comparison with the returns there is absolutely no tloutbt remaining that silver black lox i’i=\rining has every other form ol' live stock raising beaten .to a frizzle.

fltir. Walter S. Grant, -Sect-etar _

d. ‘V

lslantlers who subscribed to the

Black Fox Magazine published in New Ynrkffnlust be struck with thc continual improvement in that magazine. The April number which has just reached us is very attra- ctively gotten up and contains n~. bout sixty pages. Mr. I-‘. C.. Kaye. Editor deserves great tlianks from island 'fox men for he loses no opportunity to emiphnsize the value of the island fox strain. lt would certainly create a great deal more enthusiasm ninoirg local fox men if they tw(-ire to rcutl this virile mag- azine montlily. `

Mr. E. R. Brow, Pi‘t-isldt-nt ol’ thc

Prlnce Etlwurd .Islaiiti Fox Breed- ers Associatlon received ii. letter yesterday asking him to register ti pair of foxes sold to J. Pierpont Morgan last November. The party insisted on Island registrutitiii Mi'. Morgan, as is well known, is Atti- erca's leading financier and while hls investment in silver black fox es is not as yet ii heavy one still it is an evidence ul the fact that big business iiien iii the United States have taken notice oi’ our in- dustry.

The value oi liinv wzitcr is very

great for young iioxcs, Unsiuckctl lime should bo secured and ti piece .is large as thc liuiitl dropped in

e\`iic'rvesct>iict- has sirbsitlt-tl tlio` clear water should bt- ponrt-Ci into a dish or lar and tightly corketl and 'kept iii ti cool place. A desert spouii l`ul of this clear liquiti psi' baby fox should be givr.-ii in the iiillk foil to them. This prevents to some extent nickels and keeps the sto- mach healthy.

Mink farming is becoming quitc

popular. Previous to the Will* tilt* interest waited but several of our

Islanders, however have oai'i'idetl_ it on with great success :t yni: thc habits of the . ' ~t~ » and safeguurtliiig ossi le failure .With miiiks se ng for $25.00 ant over for ti it there is mlgh ' good money n inink ruining i- tliotigli it hug been, urgel vcr- iotikcd on account ol I . Gilt iil'0‘ fits made from ranching foxes.

Honor ListRocliioidl _

School For April

Gl2_ADl-'J X.--1. Malvina Iticliaiti

‘2. M. ry McEacliern; Ll. lrcno C011

noliy.

GRADE IX.- 1. Grace Douccttcl

2. Alice Pincziu; il. Rose Lonergiiii

GRADE Vlll.'~ 1, Mary it‘orii\iei'

2. Nora Wliitty; 3. Isabel Trainor

GRADE Vil.- 1. Hilda l<Ju.iii‘.

2. Elizabeth McAuiey; 3. )1.ii~y Ctttllnglion.

GRADE VI.-1. Mary Mc-Alt-i»i~;

2, ilrenc Callaghan; 3. Cnitht-.i'iiit~ Ciiinptia'i.

GRADE V.-.- 1. Annie Gllltiu.

2. Helen McGuigan; 3. .liinio Kor- win.

GRADE lV.-~ 1. (Witlierino Gril-

lnnt; 2. Mary Hughes; 3. Mary 0'Ncll.

GRADE l1l.-- 1. G. King tiiitl t'

McCoriniic; 2. K. O‘Brit=n .mid \\`. Mcldacliern; 3. Winnifretl Byrne.

GRADE BL- 1. Olive Doucctto;

2. Mary Turner; 3. Florence Miti- iett.

GRADE l.- (Girls)-1. Aiiniti

Burke; 2. Gertqitle Ciirrigan anti Margaret Ctinipbell; 3. »Miiry Dut-

fy.

GRADE l.- (Boys)~1. Jiiintis

Coyle; 2. Frank 0`Ncili; Il. i’cti-r Sciiofieitl. _,_.___._é_.____.__.._--

so ae to make coiiiinuiilcation with the outside world impossible? 'i` tis seemed out of the question, for it would have been almost impossible for n small enemy foice to over- come three hundred men. iiiuiiy oi whom were American naval rcstir- vists. -Or. if the Cyclops had been that would admit it vessel of hor size Cililtured by aGerinan raider, what became of her? Every buy or init-t was carefully search by the Uiiitctl States cruisers and destroyers that scoured this side oi’ the Atliiiitic for her. She had not coal enough in her bunkers to cross the ocean to some German port. Besides, its has been seen, one of the two eti- gines or the Cyclops was out of commission, cutting down her spcoti to l0 knots Even it additional c iii

the night and dismantle her riitio

u gallon jug ot' water Alter thc,!

M " T 9 . . _

' : A ""'" o e °.' --o“f!`@”' - i I ' ` I.

Fax and_li_gr_ Notes

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The High Cost of Living ‘

Will be Reduced by

PATON’S SATURDAY PRICES

_ _.5 iiiii'.< `~ '_ ' t - - _ ~ -',,,.,i -,..,._ H_.. L, , -_

.tstic Iiiitcc, S|>c<‘i_:iI $1.75. I I H ( l \' uw' "1/'(",hl

25 litiys' otltl coats to fit btiys from li to lt) \'t-itixs 'Ihcsc 'irc Manu-

fzicti1rcl';<__Suii_1iics__:i_iitl E/cll_\\;o1°tli _tltiublc tiii1‘.tii'ico. Special iii-i.ili~§.

_ 1 no lei- o o ‘_.iti oys Suits just :ti'i'i\'ctI wliicli \\" ' ‘ ‘Il - _,___ fer ___ $,)_”_`,_ _ t .tic .1 i e to of

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_ _ -if 5<ilili’i_i» -*l{i_1il.-. -iiiti i ..Il Tu ct\ri__l"t_.iiii (tiuts iii :ill the latest styles

.int indict mls. I‘..\ti';i gooti vtiluc at ti-‘Li to $::tl_titt_ _g‘1,,_.,.i,,1 $|g,_9_-, sau - _ui‘tt:t_\'. ,

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F30 Iit>\'s` suits in Iirotrii Grey ‘intl ll' ' " ~ ' ‘l

__ » _ . , < _ ixetl lncctl. Sizes o to 8 fears.

. . . R0.€`iiiii1f’i"’-"iii""i'""-""-- Value Spccial$~i.7-'i. , . I ff.. t t _ .100 Iloys' Suniplc Suits to fit liovs froiii 0 to 16 Yours in Gievs 'i,j_.___,_`;“_,\ lt'ti\\"ii.< itiitl .llixeti 'I`\\'cctI.<. _\I:itIt‘ in ztil the latest styles Slit pockets’ Iii-It _:intl liu_t;R_io Ntii'ftilI< etc. I-tt>g;'til;ii- !,~2Iil.ti0 \»;,[u@_ `SI),.;.i2,] $7_9yi_ ‘ ` -5 _ sl _lion s l`_\\'iit-tl iiiitl ll/t-iixstotl Suits gootl value ut !ti‘:.'i.00. Latest

.~t_\'lcs and all sizes. Special while tlit-_V lust $19.00.

F . ._ Special for Saturday

_ t. tits y It ull size White Latin Htindkclcliiefs Good qu'iIit

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--_ '. t‘.it~i<§i.i_i;-iiiwcioiiltitiiiii ‘ 'Wi 'mi M Gwy “$2.01

..._ M - - , ,‘ >’ ' " not-.<'_ i<ii.t_i<l not-it slit.-tsitii _Q....,..~;=i.:i.._

_ / ~”_"_1"`-f Iiti\"~‘ While Duck Shirt i 'ill sizes $1.00

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M' _ _iitiys I’;t_];iiii;1s all .»'izt>.<'$°J.‘2~"». C

/,"~ _. -.__.’;fi.,;’ i\icii_s “Hook on Ties" Special. piittoi-tis 3 for $1.00. _;;_~./ __.. / Moll s Tillie light iveight Duck Shirts all si7es'for‘

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» iii ktii-ttctl ttisti Silks, and all Good p:ittci'ns. "i‘otIay`s price

i`t»i' tliis tiiitility is fi-om $i.ttttto $1.35. Yom- Choice fO,»Sét_ f urtlay 754'-

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be repiacctl with oilici‘s. I’i'ict~s irtiiii #iii-3-r I0 Saturtltty '~'|"3-9-"- ' .

Pattins Will Reduce Prices for 'the Coming Saturday .

LADIES SUITS, 1920 illotlels. hilado frtiin i.zidit‘.~' all wool Dresses, braid trimmed

Serge, all wool, colors blue, black iiiitl bi'o\\'n, matic iii the latest s‘t_\fIcs_. und of the same ma- trimmcd with braid, sixt-s run fron iii to A2, tcrisil as the Suits, sizes 16 to 42, good value, worth from $57-till 10 ¢i"¢i-'i~iiil- clczii'iil_Qj {\`.=\'I`llIl- i'c_Q`l_ilzii‘ :it 3'" . ._ . tv

DAY .it se-'».<tt> into a~::.oti. s.wUiiii.-xi s iii-ion ii~i.i.os .intl a\t»..»a.

Some Specialsltit the Thrifty Household from the Staple Department

_\';ii°d for 751'- Wider one $i-i0 value for 351'- Not more than 20 yards totono ciistonie1°-QS this extra cloth is limited to quantity. .

Hero is ziiiothei' scarce article. , .f

Uiibleiichcd grey twill cotton, about 400

_\'ai'tl.< tit ti price that cannot be had from the

500 yards Gtiotl i‘i'iiil Cotton, real gootl

quality, not secoiitis. This cotton coiiics in good colors. I -

SATURDAY oiil_\' `3-'H2 pci' _\';ii‘.ii.

Herc`s another liiic that will pltitise _\'ou.

PiIl0wShatiisaiitI Table Co\'c1‘s, also 'I`1'u_\'-

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Your CHOICE ON SATURDAY foi- ilov. catch. SATURDAY 391'- por yard. "

6 large webs of good _liiiglisli blviiclictl FINE Eiiglish Shii'tiii_o;, ll-'l iii. wide_ good '

Sheeting, width 7,4 and 8 4, i‘c_Q'tiI;ii' *iii-00 it vztluc at ~`i5"- SATURDAY ii~`>i'-

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