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Y0K! ﬂllhive“ no excuse for ping about li-ke a crlppe,» afraid; to ‘p u t ‘ﬁbotfsquarel'y_ on- the

-If y small and ydttfleaiyt get, them stretched give ,f',l,1_,_e,m away.

l»

rlfiiil l E iMore“ an‘ a oisJ

‘ggﬁv-H“, l W‘ l ‘i on‘ speudrlgc for a

bottle of Foster's Liquid Corn Cure and‘ get relief.‘ It removes the corn in

aivieify short time. i

Foster

Central Drugstore

Sunnyside

Iunu-p-n-nnvun-Ip-au-n

i IJIJJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIJIIIIDIIIIIIUI

ouiiflioots ereitood ' l

Vadelpliiu 1Q,‘--Bostqrr:‘,.9.i "W

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I - (Gllecisbto The Guardian) 5"- Wllli. Juvrll» iiilqrfrliitnatiori-

>*‘""l"<\ Allliulien l-ﬁiwllliiipﬁtlied to-

idgiv‘ with the mouthing "results; wwho National ut New York, Boston s. New York o. At Philadelphia, Brooklyn lip-Philadelphia 3,

in"; fibrosis" .;,,;= ' A cub basins at hing‘-

ton resulted as follower-Washington Z. New York 1; at, St. Louis-St. Uouis 3, Detroit 1; at ﬂoetgn_piyii.

Th9 Ecinio postponed we. vs, \Chicngo.

e

.‘ trash‘.

‘ "'1: -".';>"~l‘"i‘ '

iii Eillilll Gillllillill"%

uvAucliiiJi-rric snnvioss-iisiv voices are being heard ‘each night irt the evangelistic services in the Bap-

and the interest is good; Four been received for church members ip. There will be a. meeting-tonight. The services will continue each night next week eweiit sritiirdiiy and the

un/‘Everz Gentleman needs Laundry work ust eve if. uVe-ry Gil)’. Yul] want the‘ Bidet‘. livnjtllkffll‘ t e opportunity dnmonstrniinr: to i uu the iiii- lity of our -Wnrk~l'hune us .'\u 5i nnrl uur team will cull. goods returned r-roir p‘ly.

A. F. WEBSTER sji34 Kent St. Stair Scram Laundry

ilsiilf lief fiui

A137! E"

Calli- paigu will close Friday night, April s. i -~ 3 _

GOLF LIEJQTING-T The annual

meeting of the Char ottetown i Golf ‘Club was llvill in the Bank. of Com-L merce Hall last evening. There was" a very lllrlltiilllltelld8llifﬁ. The officeis elected for the ensuing year were Mix: W- K- Ruseri. lws- Mr. i3. H. n, Lbllgwoftll. Tress", Mr.’ W. ""\'»'. Clark, ‘Sec'y.; Executive Committee, Messrs. H, W. , .I,.ongw0rth, A. w.

0L Weeks, P. Pope and Dr. S. R. Jen-

kins. A cordial vote of thanks was presented to Mrs. John A. Mathie- son and the Indies 0f last year's house committee; .401‘ their very citi- cient work,

FUNERAL YES'l‘ERDAY.—The file‘

"m - wrPl-yqrp-i. lﬁé agwlyliiclﬁenzlei

_‘ LA BSDRHHQIE- . tubll D M!‘ v ._ ‘ssidbnce yester-

i m ' .~. j _ - _ dayieftersoou. airiifﬁilfll. feliiclt. wand 1'11... i‘.“..3Y°{‘>'.‘.i‘él‘i.‘l.°.‘€.l.l‘r".’.l w" “m5”? “mmhd- ‘m lmllrllear-

;'":..."..'-...l’r.'.r"lt.'.l":r:r; ‘*5’ ‘“°'° “mi Brunei». ignrk per hot! o delivered. (“yum ‘- , ‘@9593’. , RODBTH ;A(iikSORllI‘l€l‘_-l‘: .m_.. linlmcnr. Wssw’ 9mm Smile“. Fred Whit-

.iis'.l'l.i.*ile...l.ti Bills t;;i...":.- ‘mi. m“ “Wm- “w fiiiml £51.. syhraw no‘; Ana-n pa", l services were conducted by Ensign : ii"i°l.'.lill‘...‘li“...8‘€$li&f“ilfiiiﬁs‘hd°fli.i.. ﬁiegirol the Silvers“ Army. The W.P.YOIJNG.P.IJ.I'.. NlIrYIIIHHSIIQQ-‘MMIIIIQILL: , ﬁll ‘wing tributes were receivedzFrom

_ , the family-Pillow; S. A. Sunday "' School-Crescent; Mr. and Mrs, B, a Proetor-Lillies; Mr. 8nd Mrs. i,

Y Ono half confpor word ssch in- scrfion in this column. Cssh musf sccompsny nrdenMlnimum chsrjs twenty-five cents. Y

Roles for- loesls in ﬂhsrlqtley town news column. two cents per word. not. esch insertion.

‘The Guardian has all the HOME and other news and the SWEET satisfaction of being the HOME paper for Prince Edward Island, _

'Subiicribers and others are asked to remit by Mpney Order or by Reg» istered Letter. The Guardian is not responsible for remittances forwarded otherwise than as above. ' MEtf.

"The Gllliftllflfl welcomes reliable news from persons throughout this Province. All such items should he mailed to “Tho Guardian News Dept," Charlottetown, immediately nfter the evcnts,ctc., have transpir- ed- MEtf.

MARRIED _ Anriiuii-i-i/iLn-At ' hi“ 6...‘... Mamie. Avril 9. mu. l>v-ikiiiri,_'r.;.iiii.‘ Fullerton, Alexander Arthur to Ifu< chael Mary Hull, both of Bradalhane.

BORN BURROWH.—At wiiriirit Valley, ‘lipid

6th, to lVfr. itiii’. Mrs. J. A. Burrows,

(nee Miss llcssie Cairns.) A ‘so...

j- DIED“ .~

{SHAW-At BPddBIIBIL. April a, $10131 ..

"Nfr. Earle Endicott Show, aged 19 iyears and ten months.

MULhAIiBYJ-‘At Somcrville, fMasa, _~

on April 9th, 1111s, ln tho 78th year of her nee, Mary A. Mullally, widow

of the late John Mullally, of Gowan,’ gf’. ‘E. I. Interment at Sourie"

Brae.

Ehmda

MOASgQMLKensInzton, April 2nd, " William Reagb Diffuse, infant sou of ‘ Mouse, aged,

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert- spvpnlilﬂﬂths. '

11...... 0...»... iviu giléflt-ilfli wee, we ,- iii-i,» i“ Ba as‘?! fyou melil-lonilill I300! so. items W III! will!»

‘ train last night.

Furnesr-SDIAY; Alpha, Rebekah Lodge —-Wresth; Miss Gertrude Waterman- Pillow; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ways, -—Spruy; Mrs. R. Logan-Spray; Mrs‘, W. H. Aitkeu-Spray; .Mr. and Mrs“ Stephen Thorns-Potted Plant; My, and Mrs. J.McPhersolr——Potted Lilly; Mr.and Mrs. H. M. Chandler-Potted Lilly: Mrs. Philip (}olwlll~Spray; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Nelson, Spray; Mr, and Mrs J. Boleyne-Spray; Miss Minnie Gallant-Crescentmrs. George Carver-Wreath; Mrs. F‘. Grooms-

Bousiuet. * rlslisolisls _ “Mr. Charles Morrissey, Tignish,

spent inst night in Charlottetown.

Mr. George M. Matthews, O'Leary, was in Charlottetown yesterday.

MAIL TRAIN.—The special mail train arrived in Charlottetown last nightot 11.15.

arrived in

Mr. J. J. Johnston _ by the special mail

Gharlnttetoivn

Mr. A.‘W. Qiiiidet, of The Patriot‘, irwiismmong tho-passengers l arriving in (Jliiirlottotown by the special mail train last. night. g-i. » -» i

His many friends will be sorry to learn that" Hon. Charles _ disposed, but it is hoped“

,; _; Menu

a . a . . piieiiiléfilllﬁklllztu c0;

. i is » I -- 4W1, on.’ 1 may be ssld sthirisirnqn-ipiseii 5 i. - l - . -__--:_~;~_ 2 oi- any severe case 0f 116""!- _ V i» '9 °l Hi‘cM“3‘§.':,-Ei§- ' ye-arg» w; l any» i ._.-: ._ _..._._ ._ _ *______ _______,,_ __,_._. ‘m “m, cud“, ,;, 5-.- lP§..‘$.....-"'°.“£?§$?'§;>.‘il2‘ » i ~;,,-. “"3333 ririﬁir-oi’ i“ ‘,... " ﬁriWn-"Jiwiﬁlll “"“‘i.i".'°“.$ ‘ii $.2§"*....ii‘”"22“..‘€ﬁ £52; 85...: .'Ji".'-".-‘i'-"-»-==-g---,;I g= ,1; 1r -. ' ' ' i -. =,- -- . i ._ we :~ ' - " ‘ " ‘ fir. , ‘ -~. » , l ,- . . . 9t strinizth mid l" °° be: ‘will ‘PW -. -.;,,,§§;:,,,: G,,,,;,,-.-, s. , lmm new! f _ ‘impairs-airy. "N! l" '°“°°""’“_°'” w" “Miami's-auxiliaries aim-ii widely know: inilfnergoncil They iiviiigialioimlliik ‘hkqﬂcligqsitusmiiilsil other 1 ., ; . - ,- , i ;»,,, -- - - r - --- subscribers have llo _.=.i>.1>u_.ior din tllliiillwlus will ire-enemas». For when. windy“, u,” ,,,,,,,.,,~,,_ ‘ma, mom“, “neg, soldnivith the ‘Retail giisriui- .312, m; iii-ole M “h 5*?“ p} ‘ ‘ f i "taiiiiriY-iiiruier IWZ-llml oft-fruaﬂlxlrﬂllns sud u: in. mtiirnsilsssiimnaetiirrs being . vanes. notice. o iron-moi siﬁsﬂ!“ m" “u, not", n, mo c“... m, 2st sisirigagiigczltfrglfllgf," ,‘,‘,§' iiimriiieiiiiats eflﬂﬁitvutiolbif . nines» ﬁn. Q~,'i,';'£‘....'"“§§“;‘;’,° gg;,,,,,,g o, ,,;,,.~ ﬁgmmlvlélélrx “m; gr§v£goiiinnﬁ§suih.wim citrkder lzutulfedzéis uwdumhiiﬁsipﬂm. _ s; ma,‘ Em m,“ “m, m, at,“ _ ~40 e1. u‘ ‘~ ‘we i 1'... -- i -‘- . ._ .I.°...u'.¢w . °IF° - char » Elli» on“? t‘ 3‘ ' ' ME“: liteuﬂfillogrﬂeirelluiikii?‘ our?’ "Out"? azilerﬂnazf”; oh, ‘*1? llﬁlhﬂf’ g1, “‘.“'-_,!,l?t§fn"'°m'- Mféftlmr- °'" “hill we“? ~65‘ ‘Iilfer " s: Ziiilﬁiiidfir bsilgugi-illllvglilioznliiilll: “"0 "imi"! ““ “°“'i ‘"°““-" ‘°' "1" °"“’§ Pm. on... of sew. ‘ ° °i.';t'i‘.' i’ '°‘ m’ °" "' “""“"“* “Pilmv wm- we 9' 1MP“ ' aisle-ii- "m- inim w ulwrzubl» or mo». m“. ' ;. w hssoldal piriaGood tsined Pet. t e . t ¢ y. w ei- or one or more times momentary-flutes sgsdgigp quielrlylzisnca notices . _ m", o,“ mum” u m,’ u, “m. u“ Dire hauf‘ncg~ W?» mediate. iohrinpil‘! Haven arid Route 0:108" "d ‘as: h l , in" DmY- °P ill will. Whither II Mil 0r Phone. 33in? view. ' even. ‘ﬁ-ukh u" ' - - ~ l " ’ ‘ om» 01"“? P“? 1°” ~ °° " *5 WP“! lﬁ"fﬂlemvnt. snuouneo bums" tli“ us" " earnest a ‘ dolhetiiirrf r‘- i. ' Tlll r118 bovs um m slvsiéiur m» r. l. -- a iirii- ~~ rim were“ ~ isszisirz. matinee-Mme: n.2,’ ma“ ...*"“‘s...2":.r'.....ii*i*.t>i....“~ -" 2- i ‘Tie -i----i -= irsii-iii "its more" on srm . , ' i. ' ~ - .- 4, ,hwevsr, s,s.,to o oemso E‘ eiii"igt‘f'wiiriiﬁr"“ii°siir. er ml Vlmﬂ“ Cm“ . Post omit lnlﬂblitor s onlee, fbble vurwm the! am am ssy Poimls, writs this oﬂice to iiiiov u M $v§u*l>"-l..o1"dn.‘r.b,: n, m“ u“ u‘. m-vpoiqm‘; qg _ls, lies e n dflﬂ- ‘Mm’ ' ' P E I . OlNTowii, April 4th. 1913 I0. or do not enclose sufficient money News, Letters to Editor, sto.. sl-IIIWQI‘ p”; ma,“ o, “w” b. wow‘ * . ~ “l ggwfs-g . ‘ ilisydsovlitrsst-i = “Emma . _ ' |- ' I Hum“ - ‘I l0 M! 10!‘ IMHO. all of whlchvill be charged for, sud to sll such tlsts IIIIOII of All! -- oiio _ - ~ .

turner Nlws ‘rmsr 0s m,» .. ,,

lliace on tho League of the Cross Al; _

tlst Church. The. attendance" is good - 0W '

‘Dalton lg ‘l

tyegain in a day of}. o

‘£1298 O

' t nether-sue

. . '. tit-own

BOWLINfI.

1/‘ . An exciting bowling match took 1°" m" "$8M between the Y. ll. 0. A. uiid Magus of the Cross. and was "W" l“ ﬂood style by the League teem. with a majority of 59 pins.

player :

ll- 94 s1‘.

El- ' 81MB’!

Ih- '14 s2

B. so. as i. 21o

W s1 as 252 . 1222

LEAGUE OF CROSS.

P. Leclair ' ' 250 W. Coyle ..l 253 F. Kelly

. Thistle . Doyle _

ENJOYABLE DINNEIL-Hunh WiB. Mill‘ MW. Stewart-entertained... the membw" 0t U18 LEEI-Blnture to a very Dlﬁliimnt i ‘Glnnerxwat. i. their. home- jllllit- evening, which ‘uwug greatly ielllllycii- by f-lloseipresent; . : ' '.ll( i . ‘ '("_"‘. . CHALLENGE.

The (‘nnilnllght Brisket; 3Q“ Team chullenires the ,. Brinceof wales or filly other iteain to nah-game ior u-ser- w“ 9i Kernels-fur therchariiipioneliip of P-- E- Irlun-l. tlis ehollonzeiio be st- ﬁelliﬂl Alvitltill We ..iluvﬂ,.qr.-eliamuion- ship will ho claimed, “Captain p1 Gon- naught liuslict Bull Teani,

BOSTON ifililldfifltﬁ-

."¢_l'.l’ "F101 lllF-Dlltqh ifrillbe. sufficient, to cover the, doings of the Bgqﬁgu Nationals for the past twenty-four hours. Home bsd pitching lost the game fcr them Monday. Dad pitching will make the best club in the world look bad, and, as everyone knows, the Heston National Iicuguers are not the best aggregation of ball tossers that ever came over the bssebull pike. '

The day was cold and raw and it was no fun to play the game, 1st alone sit and make a. report of the ilﬂllllls. This is not intended as an alibi. Alibio are the easiest things 1n baseball. The word as applied to baseball is something like two years old. It originated with Charlie Dry- den, the huioorist, who writes base» ball-for the Hearst newspapers in Chicago.

Dryden rhnde it apply to Big Ed. Welsh who, iilienever lie lost a genie, complained thatfhe was not feeling right. But beyond that "ne always hail his excuse prepared in advance. There was really no reason for "Big Ed." to make excuses, but he is blliltthnt ‘way and Dryden was quick‘ enough to pick out hisweak-iiess and dilate upon it.

As regards the Boston Nationals, there are no less than one million nlibis that could be brought into D183’ whenever an overworked corres- pendent wishes to utilize one or one thousand or more of them. Several scores of them have hitherto been made use of in these dispatches and the chances are that. several hundred more will have to be placed in the spotlight before the season ends.

But this, all as it may be, the wen- ther was cold and raw and there was poor pitching by Dickson and Hogiie for the Bostons and they lost out, 6 to Z.

The team is improving in spite of the fact that the Baltimores won. It is improving iii team work. The shifting of Myers to third in the bat- ting list was a ivise move. He was n very large factor in the scoring of both of Boston's runs yesterday.

But a good outfield must he SOCHT" ed. And the pitchers must be nble to put "em" over when they have to.

. sloo newline. sioo. The rendersof this pn er will he leaned to learn that there is at enst on . mailed ' "i" "h""=‘="°:i".r:.l:al.:..':i.* iliﬁ

nly positlv

t't ti l Fifﬁldﬁﬁlé-{Jiiilﬁﬁ i internally ﬂGf-lflk

- tn bi n .. mﬂftlilii°gysdrnifmihg$idil

the fun datum of the disessimhulypd

rszi h by i -

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“let-ls: "iifirriznstir.

ithfn incur-Ry; new rs

llundred lore or

cum ‘léaﬁs to. cure. L, and. fol.‘

ﬁdrlressg: . u-uvia; o0..- TofedoD ‘ db Dru t 7. e . . .

‘Tanks flail‘ Fjsngﬂlrylgdllrfor eondl-ibm

tom. ..'_~_,*.,,

nurses. millllil"? ,, BQKIiIfJIIr-DH¢.$C£OYHQII ‘Colieitore for Royal gunk of (Janerb. i " MQNBYY to _ Block. Qhsrlottotrlwvi

..eealed Tentfffjidf to tli. ostmastei‘ ‘Ggffsl, villi‘ behecelve t otters. -- until men. -p,ii:sridsr..l hi. no. my 1918*~‘f6t_il!¢¢0l1~¢¥‘

The following sre the scores of each," f‘ " ' ‘

282.9 i 23g ﬂllming some between national teams ‘e246 here yesterday.

chess clubitouk, placeJast night at Harvey's Sample Rooms, Sidney, St. The same enthusiasm was displayed

265 the rsiiils and others are climbing to 214 the toil.- The. trophy-and prizes are Z63 unyone‘s yet.

1341 Ross was to hoavydor Mr. R. E.‘ Mc-

niirriiiioiiic, ._ivlr1., AﬂllJQéj-pﬁ‘

'- 't deep in the Alexandra Rural

“All. “Colirrizlicr iii

I l‘! l‘ ‘airs ‘f’

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" l. "(Canadian Press)" BBQQKLYN. Avril 10~Bhiladel< hla beat Brooklyn. 1 top in the

oiiussmousxiausur i

- I .- ~r*- _. , . Tho ninth innings of the wondrous

in this bout as in the previous ones. Some officers have been reduced to

The score is as iollowswy-Dr. A. Rae in one game but Mr. McRae had his revenge ln downing the doctor in two others. Mr. T. B. Woodman proved too foxy for both Mr. R. E. Mutch mid Mr. May, winning one from encli.

The redoubtutlii Mr. W. S. Louson proved to be too much for Mr. Mutcb nnd Mr. May scoring one from each. Mr. L. P. Tantoii tested Mr. May in one round. Finally one of the most pleasant iiininiis of the whole series was brought to a close when Mr. R. E. McRue succumbed to Mr. Love. The tiiiirnairent will continue again to-mnrrow night nt the some illacc. Everybody is welcome to come. The innings from now on promise to be very exciting 'as the ﬁlial scorings will ‘be M18116.” ,_

BASKET BALL

,_'An- interesting and» well-s contested izaine of basket ball was played in the Y. M. C. A.’ lust night between the l’. W. C. and Prince Street ‘School. The Princrfstreef. girls made u good showing, their combination dicing superior to that of the 'P.W.(‘~. tearii, but the first guard of the col~ leizei-teum time~aiid ngnin broke up their combination, and hy slllifiil work kept the ball-out. 'of the not. 'I‘lie| only and wirinihgvigoal was scored by

Miss Robertson of the‘ College team. Mr, flieliy refereed satisfactorily.

xilexnll Rubber Goods comprising nir cushions, enemas, combination hot Witt!!!‘ bottles, ice citph, fountain syringes, ctc., nre the best to_be had. They are the strongest, most. satis- factory and durable and each one bears tlie..Rexi$ll' ' Giiaranﬁecffmiiiiey flack ‘if ilissatisfibd. The McKiniion Drug Co., The Rexall Store,‘ Corner‘ Great Georgciand Kent Ste. Mtf.

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f- '

- rzgunthfn,» 881,1 d; 00., for best cool, lowest prices?’ 9-23Mtf.

idtfgffllfb .31.“ in wines i Eastern SYS. Corporation

- “IKIEKNATIONAL LINL » < wiivrsn FABES w ....54.50

St. John‘ tfoZBoston . . . . St. Jnhifto. Portland” u. "-4 o" Stsle Rooms . . . . . . .$l.00

Leave 8t _John at 9 00 annwednesdsy luv Esnipurtfubsc.Portland and Boston and ﬁst. at 7 pqmdoriﬂoston direct.

Returning: leave Uentrsi Wharf Boater. Mo at iliam. ane Portland 5p. m. for ' c, tflsiitport and St John and 00 a. m. for. st. John vlo Esstport ifg" Portland . iiiiamn. sThaMsniP mum Direct service between Portland sud New ¥OPk.LBl\‘O (Frsnkim W-hsrf Tush Thurs. sud Bstnst 6p. m Fares 88,00

h . aver titlletii, literature and information

s II a

I t l ll. ket agents. Bazgsge zgtgiillilillgiidii,‘ ivlgilfiiiinui." 18F}! P.A. W. M. . Lon. Agent. ‘ . John. N ll

TENDERS

will be TQCClVcd by the under signed for sinking from zoo to 30o post holes, for telephone posts,4

Telephone Line up to Friday, the i8lli inst. Woik to b: completed by the ist of June. A. G. JUDSON, Srcy- ' R. R. No I Allxaudra, Lot 49

4~8Mtt4i.

&LWAYS CONSULT

THE PHONE DIRECTORY. ' Almost every ﬂay The Guarding rs- esfves orders by mail to insert news matter of an advertising nature. In most of those eases the senders, who srs frequently not known w en's member of the staff endwho have "no seeoiiiit in the‘ sdvertisiug desert» meat, writs, "Please insert the fol- i lowing and obit 3' thus apparently‘: implying that t ey think the itemiri bmihsertsd free. Only slew weeks‘ ‘ age iii render wrote "asking "that hisid- i-sgissmsiit of inn-iii for Sale,» Jllr re 0d tree troln- ,§°,$llI_-\1:l2l B:

osiicslldditi.‘ lire‘ , ‘Merl The uimdim? In thisrkgiinscﬂon it

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i " lvlliilT-ii!‘lull-Pilot?’ silsiiliirf ifriw ' " “ "rujiiziux

M». ._

Porllere his

lfoiir Home

Oii/‘Iililiiof the styles can be seen in our display viiindow where they are plainly priced. ' l

A}.

, _ p fiiiie iidvanlagg ‘of l c i‘ Qlllllvlflllflllyi to Brighten Up

All‘ fresh, perfect goods -— at away below regular prices. l l Tlli'e'fquai_itit_y of ezicli kind is liinitcd—you had better call today. l a - pair handsome

Hymns in‘ pm“ apalr. Rich Port-

lQKC‘! ih‘ dark Olive brocade crimson.‘ Iiicliisillqy ﬁnish. Heavy gfeell- 910% lIQWY ‘lll-"HW- 531k)’ ﬁnish 3 W5 weight. Size 3 yds lorigly 5o inches wide.

long 5o inches wide very handsome. 2 pairs 3 pairs only. a pllll‘. These come

only. ;. ' a plair. _ Handsome; $5 75 m‘. i“ m“ shades of $4.90 ‘or 53-68 stripe Bﬂildiid ef- bronze greni. phlercerlzed silk finish 3 yils

fects in Oriental colorings. _Very hsndsome _ _ _ eni new. 3 yds long 42 inches wide.‘ 4 long, 45 inches iirldcf "ltfilllfﬁ ""19- l I - nir only at this price. They're very desirable gooris- two its: green effect-good quality closely ivovi-n and of ﬁlm texture

pairsioniy. l . 3ydsiqi:'g,j4z_1_iiches wide. - ,

rCzirpeisei, Qualify From ii"“$“‘ England’s Best Weavers

We are proud of our iuigniﬁccnt showing of new carpets and rugs.

Upivzirds ofone liundied and ﬁfty handsome "squares are displayed c-ii the immense nc_w rug _'ro.ck we've just installed llxiiiinster-Wiltoii-

Briissels-velvet- tapestry Scotch all wool rugs- every desirable ki .

l.

'\Ve ivant you to see tlienih-wdrc anxious to have an opportunity of slioiviug you.

And you wont be under the slightest obliga- tion to made a purchase.

l , '

a ill-Wilton iigs, $1*i .00 l0 $55.00 Brilssel Rugs $10.50 iii $45 o0 Tapestry lilies $500-11» $20.00 Aiiminsfer Rugs $20. to $35.00 Wool Rugs ‘$315110 $15.00 Velvet Rugs $5.00 to $25.00

Carpeiiiigs in Tapestry, “Brussels, Velvet, Wilton, elc.

at every price ranging from 40c to 2.50 peryard. Then the cheaper lines come at 1o: to yzc. No matter what price you wish to pay you’ll ﬁnd we can please you.

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Brighten up With . .Fresh New (lilcloflis

and so cheap. FIFTY PATTERNS it‘.

tiles pirquetry and

floral effects at. . . . PATTERNS in oilclofbs and finoleums iii 2. 3 and 4 yds wide at 4c?» 45°. 553.55% _

largest; i i lfsfsiiriiileiif in Town a oil iiiiii Malehcil Free 0| Charge i

i l Beer {ii .

I THIRTY NEWDFSIGNS in nic» qual ty floor oi clollis .. .. ..

F1 FTY nAuiisoim"

iEvttstf _. . ii. .

I ‘We neommend | liquid Veneer

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