All Dress Goods 1-3 off. All Furs 1-8 off niade up, 2% per cent discount.

EVERY DEPARTMENT DISCOUNTED.

THE DAILY KA&MINER, CHARLOTTETOWN JANUARY 30,1900

All White Goods

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A Clean Sheet Movement of Shepting an spn reso

80 in. English Plain Sheeting for.............. 25¢ 80 in, Extra Heavy Engiish Plain Sheeting for.. 27¢

80 in Fine Soft Bound Thread Sheeting for ....... Ce, wae eie wee aes °6c Slin. Extra Heavy Twill Sheeting for........ 24¢ 8! in. Heavy Soft Thread Hinglish Twill for.... 28 I SO Pee eee ee 19¢ ——-, ” ot ee re ae 27¢ oe, * “ ol, bi caris bese 0 6's 28e 42 in. Circular Pillow Cotton for.............. L3e

The above pieces have bean reduced 25 per cent. Twenty dozen Disabled Towels,but not through soaking. Their selling power is cripied by being slightly soiled on the doubleends. They go on our Bargain Table to- morrow morning sharp 10 o’ciock, at 20 per cent; all pure Trish flax Linen.

The following is our clearing prices on good reli- able stock taken from reserve. We could not buy at the following prices:

Heavy Huck Oatuweal design Irish Linen Towels

Pt Sei akaeken ss Si i aL oie g $1.44 This Towel is well worth 50c a doZen more 22x 40 Huck Towel with rast color border.... $1 92 This Towel is generally sold at 22c esch. -4x 45 Huck Towel fast border fringed

Me Be icccduvckidt Wes $2.40 worth $3

FULL BRLEACHED

Unbleached Table Damask, Daisy designs 48 in.

eee a Sdn O. EM Ee sce s cadeds Unbleached Table Dmask Pansy design 52 in. DEO US . kevin 4b Cade Cae es «6 near en 23c Half Bleached ‘Lab'e Damask Wild Rose des gu SD in, wide Bik s o0'ceVe. nsec eeees 6 ys ---- 26¢e Vableached Table Damask Colered Border 50 in, Gb OF; <5 4 csuanes s dasa @Xeh ae Oo eeees 827c Unbleached Tatle Damask "ern and Rose design OE im, wide Gixc.ccc. pec oeek curse eenes 27C Half Bleached Tabie Damask Clover Leaf design SS. fe, wide ab.0ci ces cccccneeees sheen 28c Half Bleached Tab!e Damask Rose Leaf design 60 Ale Obs. ceccicua. Sodaepenewweteeves 33Cc i Heavy Unbleached Table Damask Block design 62 Ms WEES OB. cos cees 6 teres Sueswecees .: 35c Unbleached Table; Damask Fern design 56 in. Full Bleached all pure Linen Table Damask 52 in DEE OD. os wcadere cess cake eeeeerawnr ees 33 Full Bleached all pure Linen Table Damask Kose Bud design 60 in. wide at.... ...--+ eeeees 39 Fine Bleached all pure Linen Table Damask Leaf eee” CN SPP ETL ek 35c Heavy Unbleached Table D umask Block design Sete, wih Bick oe) ows «edn eeeeaee 35c Heavy Half Bleached Table Damask Rose and Cloverdesign 60 in. widé at .........4-- 48c Heavy Half Bleached Table Damask Daihin and Wheat design 58 in, wide at.........--- 49c

Heavy Half Bleached Table Damask 64 in. wide at 49o Heavy Unbleached Table Damask Daisy design 55 52 Cc

me WHO Oli c cc cewes ecee covers >» . ' Fine Half Bleached ‘Table Damask Shamrock

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" - ~~ wary <r Ce en | Huckavack Towelling 27 inches wide........ | : A eh se cies 18¢ | “ " 21 .* Oe iy dew oe l4e to with red border 26 inches wide.... l6c | Linen Dowlas Towelling 27 inches wide........ L5c ” ”™ - — oT Wha ale oe 13c ” " “ —: 2 Pe, he ye ae a 12¢ | | Butchers’ Linen 36

20 dozen real Huck Towels fast color Re Pe Oe os a ees eas Another Seller—pure white Huck Towel Os i. gs hwetke kod $1,44 worth Towelling by the yard, fairly good Towelling. . . Nice Brown ‘will Towelling cold border. . ‘* Bleached $s is & .

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what we have to-morrow morning To Go AT . ; ABLE [AMASK CLEARANCE PRICES. of some.

a A Pare 49 C" tad aie Oe alle a sane er 49 25 ends Tapestry to be cleared at very low prices a3 youJsee, Fine Bleached all pure Irish Linen Tab'e Damask

Lilly of the Valley design 62 in. wideat.... 5g 133 yds Tapestry sold for 38 y Fine Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish “able Da- 95 « és “ 105

mask Pan-y design 64 in. wideat......... - 60 941 « ‘“ ‘“ 50 Fine Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Da- 14° < a Bs 85

mask Buttercup design 68 in. wide at...... 59 a : Fine Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Da- mo : 85

mask Leaf design 62 in. wide at............ 64 144 * és 6 85 Fine Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Da- ow és rT, 68

mask Grape Vine design 72 in. wide at...... 65 98 «& “ ‘“ 68 Heavy Full Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table 10 a “i in 42

Damask Honey Suckle design 68 iu wide at.. @©9 : : “ Heavy Fine Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish 9 2-3 ~ . 68

Table Damask Ivy design 62 in. wide at.... J§@| 193 “ 66 “6 90 Heavy Fine Bleached pure lrish Linen Table Da- 7 6 “< rT 70

mask Maple Leaf design 68 in. wideat...... 89 | 913 « eo *” 85 Heavy Fine Full Bleached pure Irish Linen Satin wy ae pe a

Finish Table Damask Heather and Poppy de- 163 50

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Finish Table Damask Fern design 72 in. wide 43 «& 6 éé 65

| TERETE Pek ee tettsecee tere QE 18 2-8 « ce ee 38 Extra Fine Full Bleached pure Irish I.inen Satin oe ai o 6s

Finish Table Damask Pansy and Fern design 17 5 SQ

A 8 oe eS eo re elec 98 : 20 2-8 “ 6s “ 90 Extra Fine Fall Bleached pure Irish Linen Satin 19° « 6 66 63

Finish Table Damask Shamrock and Fern de-

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Extra Fine Full Bleached pure I-ish Linen Satin Finish Table Damask Pansy and Shamrock

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Our Car pel Store

If carpet matters have been discussed at »¢ your home recently you'll not skip this home- help news to-morrow. , ends of in the carpetroom at clearance prices. ... 4¢|Some splendid things are ready, are putting On prices to go, and they'll surely leave to- 6 If you've thought of a particular uc| kind of carpet rug, if you've in mind a certain’ ue|toom of window that needs a little help, see

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Many of the abcve are placed 25 to 33 1-3 less than regular prices

otel keeper: hrifty house wives will do well to inspe ' ; 3 dat waste ‘<a Linen Damask Table Napkins, Hemmed, Irish manufacture, all pure linen; sizes

— “ am ) LD > » , X 8: prices per doz 72c 96c, $1 08. $1.18, $1.32.

19 doz. Fine Bleached Linen Damask T

facture, Joral and conventional patterns; size 5

i doz, Fine Bleached pure Irish Linen Damask Table Napkins;

“tin fnich: size § x 8, $2.15 and $2,60.

9 doz. Fine Bleached Linen Damask Tab!

ferns; size 1 x 4, price per diz. $2.50.

Patterns: size { x 4, price per doz. $3 and $3.50.

5 doz. Extra Fine Satin Finished Double Demask Table Napkins. full bl

{Xclusive patterns, size $ x , price $4.

ct our lot before purchasing elsewhere.

able Napkins, unhemmed, superior quality and finish; ilrish manu-| ¢ x 8, price per doz. $1.25, $1.56, 31.80. assortedpatterns, unhemmed, extra fine,

e Napkins, guaranteed pure Irish Linen, in new damask pat-

Fvery Department Discounted. New Lists Every Day.

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10 yds American Carpet suld for 1.35 yours 1.0%)

OO . + « “Gordes * 1,56 250 yds Canadian Axminster at 85.

NOTE—Ali our good Brussels and Tapestries are on sale eached aud all pure linen, new; at our usual low prices.

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: He Would Know More.

| An exceedingly well dressed woman

|} sat in an elevated railway car the oth- er day, and opposite her was an elderly man. The woman got up to leave the car, and in the corner of the seat where she had been sitting the man spied a piece of black net.

for it, he called out:

“Madam, you have left your veil!”

As she took no notice of him he dashed down the aisle after ber, and, touching heron the elbow again, said:

“Madam, you have left your veil,” at the same time holding it up in full view of all.

It was a frowsy, frayed, torn piece of black cotton net.

“It is not mine, sir!” she snapped out, giving him a withering look, and the obliging old man shrank back as if he had been jabbed with a hatpin, while the passengers grinned.

“Why was she so mad about it?’ he asked in a dazed way as he laid the homely little rag on the window sill.

“I guess you never paid for a wo- man’s finery,” said another man.

“That’s so,” said the withered one in a hopeless tone. “I am a bachelor. Perhaps I’d know more if I’d mar- ried.”

“You would that,” feelingly.-

Jumping

said the other

Resting the Muscles.

When a man is tired, he stretches his arms and legs and yawns. Birds and animals, so far as possible, follow his example.

Birds spread their feathers and also yawn, or gape. Fowls often do this. Fish yawn; they open their mouths slowly until they are round, the bones of the head seem to loosen, and the gills open.

Dogs are inveterate yawners and stretchers, but seldom sneeze unless they have a cold. Cats are alwayg stretching their bodies, legs and claws, as every one knows who has a cat for a pet.

Horses stretch violently when and after indulging in a roll, but not, asa rule, on all fours.

A stag when stretching sticks out his head, stretches his fore feet out and holiows his back and neck as though trying to creep under a bar.

Most ruminant animals stretch when they rise up after lying down. Deer do it regularly; so do cows. This fact is so well known that if a cow, when arising from lying down, does not stretch herself it is a sign she is ill.

The reason for this is plain—the Stretch moves every muscle of the body, and if there be any injury any- where it hurts.—Pittsburg Dispatch.

Measuring a Tree.

Supposiag a woodchopper in the Maine forest is told to get out a mast for a yacht. He knows that he must find a tree which is straight for 60 feet below the branches. It would be very troublesome to climb trees and measure them with a tape measuire, so he, without knowing it, uses prac- tical trigonometry. He measures off 60 feet in a straight line from the tree, and then he cuts a pole, which, when upright in the ground, is exactly as tall as himself. This he plants in the earth his own length from the end of his 60 feet.

lor example, if he is six feet tall, he plants his six foot pole 54 feet from the tree. Then he lies down on his back, with his head at the end of the line and his feet touching the pole, and sights over the top of it. He knows that where his eyes touch the tree is almost exactly 60 feet from the ground.—Weekly Bouquet.

Filial Love.

That’s a pathetic story of the Gour. don fishing boat crew. No class of men face death more frequently than the hardy fisher toilers of the sea, and among none is a genuine heroism more frequently displayed.

The Gourdon boat was manned by a father and his four sons. When the boat sank, three of the latter went with her. The old man got an oar, and soon the fourth son appeared by his side. Eut the oar could only support ohne, and the lad, taking in the situa- tion at once, bade his parent farewell in the words, “Weel, weel, faither, I maun jist awa’,” and sank,

Only readers familiar with the north- ern dialect will fully «ppreciate the depth of kindly resignation and true feeling which the words denote. The father endured terrible sufferings, but was ultimately picked up. “Greater love hath no man than this.”—West- minster Gazette.

A Natural Cross,

One of the most beautiful natural rock carvings in the world is the Soutb- ern Cross, on the island of Grand Ma- nan, in the bay of Fundy. It stands at the head of a ledge of rocks jutting in- to the bay from tie foot of one of the immense cliffs at the southern end of the Grand Manan. Its shape is that of ap almost perfect cross.

Professional Jealousy.

“You are nothing but an imitator,” said the bluejay, full of wrath at hear ing its cry so accurately mimicked, “All that ails you,” airily retorted the mocking bird, “is that you are en- vious because I can sing your song se much better than you can.”—Chicage Tribune.

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