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rh=iwii»ifw.;;i. _ ' CHARl.0TTETOWN ’

livl They °°"°°i Stomifil disorfiers- _35sist digestion and make lif h It pays to buy in this Provincm ~The Guardia-n has rmleived some um

-i’ We' 0" aff/>¢fiien my /1e1ii1/1 011 liar/if

5’/U

_ng again for thc victim of dyspcpsia 5Oc abox' lf your dm C wa"

notriocked them yo. send ns soc. and wé will iiiaii ihém. ggi” M35 Mrs. w. M. Flynn and iittie dsugii-, which awaits the senders mime.

National Dm and Ch

U l l . r .m C' camp", uf c'n°d'i' U""*°d~ - Montreal.

MacKinnon’s English oinimeni

" as made by the late Neil MacKinnon of ‘Suiiiinerside

_ i . We ar

prepared to supply this valuable curative Ointment Wimlmalg 23:3

1' ' retail. Its praises have been sling so often by grateful usb” that _ it is unnecessary for us to refer to its many good qualities

25c ii box.

i The MacKinnon Drug Co.

' _ COT. Gi, Get), lr l

8: Ki. Sta,

Final clearance of

all Surplus D r e s s Goods before inven- tory some specials'lo` day. -'Palon’s. 2-1d3l

=‘___Notice to the Pub|ic__

Having been eiigagetl w iil

_ltillll NC\\'H0ii for 2.; years and Mark Wriglit for 3 _ yi.-ui':~‘, I

l have a thorough knowledge

of all kinds of iipliolsleriiig, repairing, cleaning, cabinet

. luakliig, pnintiiig, variiisliifig

1 .1 and grainiiig. Having rented

the preinises formerly occu- pied' by my employer, I aiu now ready todo all kinds of work iii iiiy line, and do here-

- liy solicit the numerous cus-

toiuers who have been in the habit of dealing on these pre-

mises for so many years.

_ @-I make a specially of lay- iiig‘oil cloth, carpets; liaiigiiig kliuds, curtain poles. and all - kinds of picture moulding.

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41' Sydnev Streetxopii. Critlierlrnl

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SYNOPSIS 0|" CANADIAN NORTH WEST LAND REGULATIUNS.

ANY person who- is the snls head oi H ,

family, or uny male over l‘l ,yearn

old. ma honiestend it <l\H\l_%0l' “BCQUII Ui available Dominion land 'in Miinrtoba, Saskatchewan or Alberto. 1‘l\s npplirant must s ipenr in person at thc Doiiiiiilriii imndg hgsnc or Sub A;rcncy]for the dis- ¢,~|¢¢_ Entry by pr1>xy_may e _made at an agency. on certain conditions, ny futher. mother son, daughter. brother or sister of intendiiiz boiiiesteitder. Duties.-Six months resideiice upon and cultivation ofthe lnndin oach,ol ,three years. A hornestender niny live

ings department you' will flnd

lrlsh lincns~<-zach one has son

cases that we would riot. kno

is lower than the inakei-'5 pi-lg Seven different prlcos~half dozen designs at oooh prio Seo them to-clay. Moore 0. M Leod_ 2-3d3i

"Hliretiiies~Spli'ndid licnvy

iloiible lied iiiililcuriieil siiciftiiig 3130- [lor yard, worth Zac, Ntiroiil.: lihiiglisli blcaclicil sliect- intf. 72 inch, 22C. nud iipivnrdi-‘.. immense variety. (lrciit vnliies in linens of nll kinds. Linen Sulo now on. llecr & Weeks,

1-31dtf.

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Good Health Depends in

Large Measure on Good Teeth.

lf yiiurteoili hurt or :\re_ deca_\'ed, and

you cniiiilit |»|'iipei'ly iiiiialiczttc loxl your geiiernl lil-:illli `\\ ill be lio_\iud Lo sufler. Hel' :itleiilisl ut siii4~e,iiiill il' you come to see- us f1ii':iil\`iL~l~ ,vuli \\ ill init lt elieerfully and lrui-ol' i-|iiii'u'e. iiiitl lfviiu will let us do lliri work t will be wc-ll tloiie at reltsoli- nhl i iri -1-..

" ° ` ° izso si. iii' lloliino .....,.....“i.‘.".....~._ l’lir»ni> 275.

ri s.

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within nine miles of his homestead on a farm of ut leastw acres solely owned and l occunled hy him or by his fat ier. inothor. ann, daughter, brother or sister. _ ln csrtain_ districts a hoiiicsteiider in good standing, mav_ pi-e»emi>t iii quarter- asction alongside his homestead. Price

wlcioulziadsil-cliladnt reside uoon the hoinle- stend or pre-em tion six months in each six years from dixte oi homestead entry

tincludins tho time required to earn homestes patent) and cultivate fifty

acdeliuorghgltaiide 'who has exhausted his homestead rigbl and cannot obtain upre- emptlon ma enter for apurchnserl home- stead % cergalndistrlcts, I’r_ice SJ-00 Per acre.- uties. -Must reside six moiiths in "r °' 'l"°t”::;a..f.i'l'.:.iai..’~'" "‘ an erec tn: M _tw`w‘ `plpi¢plyt,emr

"mit 0 s inis or 9 _e , l‘?B -ligiauthorlsed publicntioii of this advert sement will no be Paid for. .

inlldsni

RELIABLE AND POPULAR ROUTE

Between St. Johgsand Bolton AR ‘ onAni.o'r'i‘sii0\vN 'ro Bos'roN First Class 59'", Second Clan 5520 Stale Rooms 5|-00 UJMMENCING DECEMBE" ist srnnii =,"i‘i~i/iiiisuirs caiiviii aps'ri Complete Wireless 'l`ele8f'\lii\ Eil"‘P“'i

-‘ _ _ . an ti d ts l.%r.':_~‘r:."..‘:l.?.; s::...:‘..".. ...‘.’.i_.‘:‘i..i.i.._

clieckedlhrou h todestination

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’bl"i°.'i'cb‘f°ii'¢-gut. si.. .ion

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See our Stock of ~

Hohner Accordeons

\\te'imV¢ an excellent showing of lloliiier Accordct-iis,

made of finest stock by lloliiiei"

These delightful, pop-

ular,instrumeiits are easy to learn and have a sweet sonorous and clear toiic that will cliarni and dc- liglit you.

Eaclilinstruiiient is the best

of its class, well inade _Hilti

hpautifully finished. Prices ,.... ,............s2.s0"P

A._E. Toombs |77 Queen Street.

illl

s own experts.

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Cloths. 'l`uose_ cloths _are made ot beautifully une, satin finished

i On sale in tha House Furnish

uotalilo line ol"‘sec`onds" in table

Wiiiing fault-so small in most

where lt is, if it were not marked by the factory. This trifling llaw makes possible a price to you that

8. & 6. G.

. " d t 9 a. m.

lldiildiiist|§li‘ii‘t`l‘l)1?1Ibed.\ll“d.l?l-lgiiiii Eli" B°5t°ii

Rvturnin leaves Union Wharf Boston,

N nt

.00

' t it t r and information

1| Bill; Liflkieoriiiii tibirgt engents. Baizizlco

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i¢@i`. Cardigan, were among the visit- ors to the city yesterday.

The special mail train from George-

town arrived in this city yesterday

l afternoon at three o’clock. ' _ Z

John Dalziel, Driver on the P. E.

1- H». Georgetown, has entered the P. E. I. Hospital for treatment.

Capt. T. G. Taylor, agent of the M9-i`iiie Department, city, has been appointed recruiting officer for this district for the Canadian Navy.

Rev H. R. Bell will preach as fol-

lows on the 5th inst:--Bradalbane 11 and Fredericton 3 o’clock p- in., New (119-Sli0W_&t 7 p. m. Special service at New Glasgow.

The morning and afternoon trains

from the west were on time yester- iiflv. as was also the Murray Harboi‘ train, but the Soiiris train was tif- teen minutes late.

Staff Hergeant E. Dewar, of the

Department of Militia, Ottawa, left last. evening on the mail special for ii00l`l~¥etown on return after spending 8- C0iil>le of weeks at his homo in this city.

The many friends of Colin and Mrs.

l\lnLiire. Hrackley Point, are very nor-ry to hear that their tliric young llniigliters ni'c_`st~.rioi|sly ill and all ilfilie for their specily |'i:covei'y. Two ilortois are in constant ntteiiilaiice

The reserved scat tickets for the

lfrrmic between thc Vins and Ahhies in the Arena tonight are on sale at the Apothccarles Hall. 'l`he tickets are going fast and thcrc will he. it full house. Everyone should get their tickets now.

A public Forester meeting undcr the.

auspices of Court Albino, I. 0. F., will be held in Eldon Hall on Thurs- day cvcniiii.: next, the flth., lust, (‘hair to be taken at- 7.30 o’clock Addresses will he delivered by llev. E. J. Rattee, S. F. Hodgson,_ John F. Whear and others.

At the Arena last evening there

was perhaps the best ice of the sen- son. A large numhcr of skaters took advantage' of the splendid surface and an evening of iinalloycd enjoy- ment was spent. The popular Fourth Regiment Band rendered an especial- ly line musical program.

Commander Thompson, of the Mar-

ine Department, Ottawa, who has been in this city for the past few days, left last evening for George- town. He is obtaining an insight. liito the ice conditions at this time of the year and will cross on the Miiito to 1'ictou this morning anil returns on Saturday.

J. D. Kennedy, 0’Leary, was in the

city yesterday and left last night, via-Georgetown, enroute to Edmon- ton, Alta., alter spending a few months visiting friends in this Pro- vince. Mrs. Kennedy and family re- main here until March. His father, Samuel Kennedy, accompanies him to, St. John, en route to New York' City, on n visit to his son, Dr. Chas. Kennedy.

The second joint political meeting

in the campaign in the second dis- trict of Queen’s was held at Afton on \Vednesda.y night. There was a large attendance in the spacious and well equipped hall and good order and attention prevailed through the entire meeting. Tha presiding officer was A. A. McNeill, Nine Mile Creek, who filled the Dosihion of chairman with entire satisfaction to all. The meeting lasted' about three and a half hours. The first speaker was Mr. Buntain, the Liberal-Conservm tive candidate, who made a splendid speech and received a good hearing. He dwelt on Mr. Laird‘s resignation, the withdrawal from capital, thc al- leged million dollar debt, ediication, taxation, cold storage, and other equally important political topics. Mr. McPhee, the Liberal candidate, delivered a line speech and contra- dicted Mr. Biintain’s assertion re- garding Mr. Laird's resignation. He touched on _the financial situation, the educational question, the matter of taxation and other points. _Mr. Mntliieson, leader of the Opposition, followed and treated on the question of taxation, increase of subsidy, pub- lic accounts and education, consoli- dation of the statutes, the Education Commission, Government’s incline, provincial claims, &c. Premier Has- zard followed and he also touched on Mr. Lalrd’s resignation. He re- icri-ed at length to the education question, land taxation, provincial claims, cold storage, the public tln- ancei~i,' etc., rind was heartily np- plnudeil on taking his seat. Others who followed were Thomas Doyle, Hon. John Richards, Doiigaid Currie, Allan Livingstone, John McMillan, A. A. McLean and D. Edgar Shaw. The meeting closed with the usual

cheering on both sides.

__The ],‘_.,.i,,_7-1 Iliiiiibers-

Plume 393.1 when Yo" Nw'

. llelialiie Plumbers _

.,.\ all others, l~otli in

. _ that wc ext . - In i’l“mb'"g ‘ie n.rc¢\l3“\liiiirk :ind low cost. Ever! memhcr

_ quality and efficiency _ hi "nc, we use only superior mater-

of our staffis ii. master in B

l'anres. _ i i tion- ur

‘al.(;lii“d\ii:i“;'"l:i`?P“:° Mil] ‘ln K-liiv\(iii`|li'|i‘h§ii'd`ilb(ii’,lnikid\m'e‘ ltptiiar

¢ - if* __ . , . o EP '

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lm! the ver5‘/{ul::i;H'- W°"

°"}9h'dii)diJ58 today- - .1 xi.

Fred ll. Ti‘oil\0i' ` » "Grains Si-'V tivo- °i’°" 'i°“‘°'

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A IIANDFUL 0F HEALTH

in cvery handful of Superior Flonr pu

Into our Cream Bread and Rolls. and de-

icious Piss. Don't waste time. labor and

money. Buy st our i

U_PElll0R BAKERY

Take it easy and let us work for you.

Best for you in the end. (Remember it is)

S'l`llWAR'l"S BAKERY

Kent Street.

signed news items fiom Newport,

i There will be preaching in the hall

i5th. at three o’clock p. m., by the psstoi

The friends of Mrs. Wason, of Win- liif-10. Will he glad to know that she is now convalescent after being siv- ieral weeks in bed.

, ___ ` Mrs D. L. (Iowan, of Mt. Stewart, llelr. by the mail special last night en route to Bass River, N. S., where she will visit her sister Mrs. (Rev) R. lf. Coffin. `

Miss Marie Spencer, daughter of

Rev. W. H. and Mrs Spencer, Union, was successfully operated on yegte,-_ day _for _a1>pen1iicitis_ ,1-ter parents are staying in this city during her illness and treatment at the Hospital.

Mrs. W. W. Wade, Bear River, N.

B., who came to the city with the remains of her mother, the late Mrs. Cooper, will remain hem for some-i time to recuperate. Her brother, I-1, Cooper of St. Louis, Mo., leaves this evening for Georgetown en route to New York.

'l‘he oiit_ward cargo on tue Miiito this m0i'"inil will be two cars of oats and tive cars of mixed freight, The inward freight yesterday was two ears of way freight. She hroiiglit lu also twenty passengers and one hun-, tired bags of mail. 'l‘hu lilnrl (;|-cy took tu Picton yesterday twr_nty.5ig passciiirers and forty bags of mnil lie- sitlcs her cargo.

The funeral of thc latc Mrs. Coop- er of Bear iuver_ N. s., took piling from tl. D. Wright's Undertaking

noon to Sherwood Cemetcr n i -_

the deceased lady. The services were conducted by Rev. H. E. Thomas oi the First Methodist (‘hurch and th( following old personal friends wer. the pall-bearers :-W. W. Stanley, Al- fred Duchemiu, George H. Taylor, Henry Lowe, A. A. Alley and W. C. Turner. The death of Mrs. (ioopei came as a shock to her family after an illness of only three iwceks of kid- ney and heart trouble aggrevated ri doubt by an attack of pneumonia contracted last spring. Mrs, Uoopcr has for the past seven years, since breaking up her home in this City. resided with her daughter Mrs. W. W. Wade, who with her brother, H. Cooper of St. Louis, Mo., accompan- ied the remains to this City. Besides the above children the following are left to mourn :-Mrs. James Leslie. of Yakima, Wash., and Misses Julia and Etta (Topper, in Seattle, Wash., all of whom are assured of the sin- cere syinpathy extended to them b many, many friends in this, their na- tive city. ln October of lgst year Mrs. Cooper was in excellent health and had a most enjoyable three weeks visit with her only son in St. Louis ~ and other cities, and her family can hardly yet realize the loss they have sulleped in the demise of their belov- ed mother who' was a lady of devote

Christian principles, always doii

the small acts of kindness which made her the loving_centre of her borne. Before leaving Bear River. im- pressive funeral services were held at Mrs. Wade's home by the Methodist minister, Rev. Mr. Daniel, who spoke in touching terms of the deceased

lady.

fill You f

Need One .

_ -_ at Wood Islands east on Sunds. Feb i

Parlors in this (‘.ity Wednesday after-i 2

y a d .tae

well ntteniled by many old friends ol '

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No house should he i

witlionta

Hot Water I

Bottle -’

Used in the first stages

of a severe cold, it iiiay prevent pneumonia or other serious trouble.

lt’s good insurance to

have one always on hand.

We sell guaranteed qua-

lities.

Iolmson &.lohnson

i. ' __ i-at ‘ ;

Nurses' Free

,.- Registration `,

Bureau l

We have established in our

store a modern registration bur- eau for nurses,where proficient, qualifed nurses can register as competent and available and when those iii need of trained skill will easily find an expert nurse.

This service will prove a boon to

all, we are sure, and gladly invite every nurse and any person in need ofa nurse to`bcnef`it by il. No charge whatever is made for this service. i

Li _-v

The 2 Macs

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‘ |49 Great George Street

The Store with the Stock _

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The Buniv-.st Store on Charlottf-tovYn’s Rulieat Street.,

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mail order l '--_.

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F0-day”s_ bargain---a sale ol

“seconds” in Linen Table lilolhs

Hi£Rl<§IS_A CllAN_CE TI-lA_'l` YOU CANNOT /\FFORl) TO

PASS. In selecting bargains for this great WINTER \Vl‘llTF1 SALl'f,

we were oilered a line of "secoiids” in

ready made table cloths. After care-

ful exaiiiiiiatioii-we bought llieiii-at a great bargain. 'l`lic_-re is souielriil-

ing iuiperfectiou iii eacli cloth- so Sli

glit liowevei'tlir1t.noiie but :iii expert

could find it l`li1s small iuiperfectioii is the reason for the lizirgaiii ire are

able to oller io day. '

The cloths are beautiful-fine liistrous Irish I,i.i-~i- .. . ;.»1-vcliiiq to

be lieiiimed to ready for use.

No I Exqiiisite designs in floral pat-

tirns such as Wild Rose, Clirysaiitheiiiuiii, American Beauty Rose Orchid, Src all with 6` borders of scroll and llo\\ers-- regula

price 4 50 Vliiiiter Whitewcar Sale 3 price.......... . . . ........... - in ordering these by mail please mention number. Frieglitpaid.

No 3. Beautiful designs of interwoven 1

poppies and rose buds' with siiiall rose bud centres with Large Full Bloom Rose hord-

ers. Regular price 5.50 \\'inter 4 \\’hitewear sale price. . _ _ . . . . . ~ ln ordering by mail please mention number. Freight or express prep-iid. These can he ordered by mail

wiilioiil any liesilalion as in qiialiiy. clit. ~

No 5. l)e Luxe vloihs in very extravagant de-

signs siivli as Calla Lilys eiitiviiiecl with smlill Sham- rock ivreailis, Eiiglisli single Rose encircled will; large Roman wrcailis and full scroll design. The-ie patterns are ver_\' exi‘l.isive on account of great cost in irodiirin f the lille ‘ls Re 'nl' r ri ‘c ". o ll/inter \Vliil.e Sale piicc b d P ` I 5

b Ex|';|'essa§3e apd Freight prepaid-iiienlion nuni- er \v len or er 1 mail.

No 7. \'i~ry liigh class and exceplioiially heniitili

N0 -" '- -ll* i ii\i.i_ l ,.1 l.i.'1.’.' .1 'l`i'illiiini,

Tu ips :».1.. .‘.=`r. iinil'»i_|;;_ 1 . . i~1;1\.i..|.l wliili-

|~.laiiii'iu1-i. ~_ , ,u _.iii -i_. ..._ ,_._\;_,|_,, 1.. “T3 -i 75 \\iiil\1 ".\ _i ‘.» \..ili~ pil <_ -

ln ordering; by mini please ii:i_~:ii- ; .ilnliiivr |~`i-l-gli' or Express. pin-|1aiil_ 'l`|,,;,,-i_» g;...» .1.-1~-.l.~r1~1 li_\' ni.iil Wiiil illrl. filmosl voiililleiic.:

.\'ii.|. llaiidsoiiiii pailerii-i in iiov1-ii_\ 1 l' SiS" Fahacleil ell.-vt \\'iiii iviiii- swipl-li ' -.-lor i m\i~"li out ofthe urrliiiaiy. also pail.. 1* i' -"|' fi _i Eg/ptizui border, l>ii'_e'ir l"ii1i-i' iii' i ~v -"li ’~. .. ii

Fi‘l”i\ border. Regiilzii price _r,.7_;, \‘1"-..ii ,*‘ I6 \Vl\ile Sale price Li . -i

'Freight and Express pri-paiil Viiieiiiniii iiii=1..~-1 wlien ordering by ui.iil,

f\'i\. 6 Elaborate cloths lii_i;iil_v fii;E~l|~-il i~l1-\lri~iiu--

ly iielil llesigiis of l\loi`iiiiig' t`1l.\rii-s \-.iili plziiii i'-*iii - res. Fii I blown Rose \\'illi fivroll :iinl liiitl \\'i.l.-

borders. Tlinsc are vxcepiioiial v.ilui-- at 5

". 'o wiiilei' wliile wear sale irivi'

in I .

Expressnge aiicl l"rei_<.;lil ;u'cp:iir|-mi~|iiiii|i niinilier

\vlii~n ordering by iiiuil.

tl designs in llie :\nii:|'ii;'in Xinas lli'\\\’1\i' pniiiisviio iii

eiieelc of l-`iil| lilooni and Bud with small lioiieruiip centres. Also scroll and wrt-.-lili \vit li li.-;uiiii`iil6 :uni very ail`eL'li\'e borders. Regul ir price 7.75 \\'inler \Vliile Sale price - »

Factory remainders in

--- Desirable Table linens

" l

Wholesale Prices

ws wENr To A sic Linen HOUSE Wm.-r his find- _.i..i.~.

inent-"we are going to have a great white goods'sale :iiiid we want sonic values beyond couipelitioni." We got our requirement in this shipiuc-ut of rc- inaiiiders from a great factory. Rernainders, not remnants, for these liikeiis run from tivo to three cloths to a piece, perfect in every restpect, but lieiiig comparatively short ends they could not be offered as full pieties,aiid we \rei'e able to secure tlieiii at a discount. The lot includes ready inairle table cloths,

table linens by the yard, napkins, etc. Offered at usual ivliolenale prices.

55 inch while Damask C .68 inch White.llam-ash;

' \

worth 1.10. special

This handsome linen is u sample of the

value we have been able to get for you. Pattern shows dainty butter cup centre,

with wide border showing large leaf and flower. Ordinary value I. io for c

72 inch While Damask wot-iii 1 zs, special 983

_ This large pansy design isavery attrac- tive lineu, of good firui durable quality. If

bought iii regular way we would have to sell at i/25. Winter white sale only c

Factory Remnant Valu

worth 1.25, special "

A very attractive linen of 'l`i. lip and lwrii

leaf design satin like iii its fiiiisii pui \-_ all liiien. The border is at very etlt-cli\'e iili-:i

sliowiiiug eiilargeiiieiit on ilie I main design. 1.35 for . -

84 inch While Damask ' worth 1.55 special at

This very wide linen, slioivs .2 "polls-"1

clot" centre with border ofcoiivengtioiiali/_eil daisies. The fabric is very fine zi iid close,

auda great value. Winter Wlniii: sale °

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A Line Worth 60c 0liere|l You ai 48c

This very special line is _65 inches wide, not so heavy in weight as the ones desi: ribed

2lb0ve. but still very good, The sign is attractive, the finish is \‘ery igocid. ':'l‘lie \'€1i\i¢ is uiiquestiouable, regular title White sale price only 480.62 inch -=i»tc~:i wiiite 5;,c. Lilicii 4oc,65 inch linen worth 68c for,5oc, 72 inch Shamrock Liner' ,»»__i~i.'il .\f,-_; 72 inch l£_\_'.ra .i heavy for 8oc \

_ Four Winter While Sale Values Very Special 68 x 70 Inches Wide, Worth 85c for iilic

Tliis attractive line of good values will prove well worili youu if i ..tie|itioil \- '-i»i- "ou riimo. ln easi-

you are iulcreiitcd in n medium price liiiciiyou will find just what _vii-i \v.|»»i. ainong ili1~¢1 ‘_..,~ 1l5ll\-rein pin.

ferns. 68 to 70 inches viide good i“iulsli, well made, durable goods ordinary values: 213.. lu: i.._.

72 inch Rosebud linen great value at our special 72 inch plain centre, donnie So. -um. it border

l.ii< ` special i.25

Sz inch Satin finish Linen. lily of the valley de- \'ery handsome plain ct-nirii with ir.< border, i

sign i.3o ` special Loo ~

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as advertised in Giiardian. ll is undi-rslood that ii`l am not entirely si-itisiied l may raturii, and linvo my

money refunded.

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