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only more economical than the ordinary cheap grades, but is an added pleasure to every meal

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makes more bread to the barrel than any other flour on the market- bread that takes up water readily, ' ‘stands up' ' well in the oven, looks well, tastes well and is light and nutritious. `

Being a carefully prepared

blend of Manitoba Spring wheat and Ontario liall wheat, Beaver Flour is also an ideal pastry Hour, making thc most delicious cakes,

pies and biscuits.

- Keeping two floiirs-one for bread :ind

one for pastry -involves unnecessary expense and bother. Beaver Flour is

best for both.

, Ask_ your grocer for it.

DEALERS-Write for prices on all Feeds,

Coarse LJ-rains and Cereals. l 16

Ill T. I. TAYLOR C0.. LIVIITED, . CIATIAM, 0|!!-

WHEII Till

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Sheriffs Sale -‘ESE X

Edith Stowe Hasqard,Plantiil. I

and _

Stewart C. Moore, Defendant.

INVERNESS C0i\L

BY ‘fill-“fe 0f 3 “_/'fit Of Fi- F9- i livery person wiuts the HES !` Exe°“tl°“ W me' ‘1\\'eCl¢d» issued ‘The coal with the most heat uiiitf 0”* Of tile Sllllfellili C011" Of Jud- .and the best for the cold weather. icature in Queeifs K ounty. in the limi best or an ii is si cr.aA:~i.

above suit. I have take i and seized

as the Property, Goods and Chat- Thy fqgl whhgqf g fault

tels of t ie alirivc iiaiiied lk i`-_ ndnnf X X

the following articles, viz ' I i _“__ _,__ _

A geicral stock of First Classm H ' H ' `

Station irv, Fancv Goods, Books, China and Brass Ware. Inks Src.. also Plant and Material of Printing and B" k Binding Biisiiiess, Sa'e and Oilice Furniture----An invoice of the Stock and Material can be seen at the Sheriii’s Office. . (The above will be sold enblock.)

And I do hereby give public not-

ice that I will on Thursday the 15th

day of February A. I). ion. at ii o'clock, iurcnu _\ii. fin iyr- priiniiaes at 135 Grafton Street izi i‘i»~ said (hiiinty, set no and iiell by Pub -i .-iii-#lien rm. mild Goods and Ohattulu, ui' ~\~ iiiiicli tiii-roof ar-i will satisfy the levy mfr lr- rl ~-ii -uid Writ it' Execution. bf-i ~' ~Ii!'ill.M iiiifl interen besides Sberiifw l’ .-»‘ .ind all legal ir- cldantal expeii.-.us

lll'ii)liLlE COO\'i|ll~'.

Sheriff.

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Sheriff u

Charlottetown. .l. 2-9d8l uzirv 7*' , \i|l2 AD

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FOR A PAIR. OF DOROTHY DODD SHOES

i \Ve`re going to clear out every , - pair off Dorothy Dodd ahoes quick,

They are all high class oiiforda ani high shoes, and this offer is a moat exceptional one. an opportiiriity t secure a pair of high class shoes at less than half price. .

Only $l.98 for a pair of _$4.00 Shoes

Get a pair right now.

Morris & Smith 127 Queen Street-

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1:-Mads ('<_\iigh Mixture ia a splen-

did prclliiration of unrivalled rrerit for curing the cough and rixlieving the cold. It baniahcs all irritation from the throat, cures hoarseness mid pre- vents thc vocal cords from being ai- lectcfl by thr- miiiarly_ lt is the best

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FOR 'ri-in i>R0'l'1~:cT1o:~ '

or iiirn Arr SEA

MADRID, Feb. 5-A bill was intro- duced in the Cortes today, forbidding passengers, after January 19,1918, from einbafklng at Spanish ports on

Sullllrasiot. iiiinirorl trio riiiitcii co: vw

‘-‘ff-'f-11-:::_-:_-:_-;_-_~.~f_-_-_-_-f_-_-_-_-.-_-.-_-_-_-.-e--_-e _--.-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-f-.-_-_-.-,-_-:.2-:,-_-_-.-_~.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-.-.~.-.--.-.-

*'I¢ DIY! £0 buy tl thi! Province. _..._ _n*\Ui°1 Supl. Summerslde, has re-

turned from a. trip to Boston.-S.

""G°°l'¥B E. Knight, singing evan- geliat from Boston, ia assisting Pev. Henryk Brown on nie cape woiie and 0 Leary circuit, where the Metli- °‘uUl5~¢0D¥l‘oga_tious are holding a sc~ lrlea of special revival aervlcea which are being largely attended-_

-The doeth _ of Mrs. Duncan Mc-

»Innls, Snmmeraide, occurred on Bun- dly morning, the deceased was ri- bout 'I5 years of age, besides a. hus- blxld Omqon and one daughter gre le to lirns. The funeral took Place yesterday morning to St. ~Mary's Church and was largely attended.-S.

-L0". a horse harness and shafts

of a driving sleigh, which broke a- WBY from the sleigh on east slip gi-,_ mg on the ice from Summeraide, had a string of four big bells on the har- ness. Horse Weighs 1100 lbs and is fed- anyone having any information ‘about same please write Judson Blackmore, No, 9 rural ‘delivery North Bedeque.--S.

-The marriage was eolemnized at

noon on Wednesday last., at the home ol the bride, of Miss Laura Duncan, daughter of J. W. and Mrs. ,Duncpn, Summerside, and William McL\eod, of Strathcona, Alberta. The ceremony was performed by Rev_ H. lJ. Fraser, B. D., in presence of the ‘immediate relatives and friends of. the contractlhg parties. Alter a dain- ,ty luncheon- enjoyed by their friends the happy couple left by train, vin Georgetown, for their future home. in Strathcona. They purpose stopping for a few days in Boston and Winni- peg, Mr. McLeod is a son of Alex. McLeod, Found’s Mills, and has been ‘for a number of years accountant with a firm of contractors in Strath- cona.

i:Don't cough," when you can cure

yourself so quickly and pleasantly with Rexall cherry juice-this truly ldollcloua medicine is really very ef- jfectual. Bo much faith have we in it lthat. we guarantee every bottle lwo cell to give satisfaction ,or the price. 25c. back. Bolo agents The Rexall Store. The McKinnon Di-,ug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo, & Kt Sta.

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RIO LOAN WAS A . FAILURE IN LONDON

LONDON, Feb. tl-~-Tile new Rio do Janeiro Brazilian loan of .i.’2,50ll,00ll, which was issued last week, has liiul a partlciilarly poor reception.

It was offered by Selignian Bros,

at 925 and carried 4,1, per cent, in- tcrest

It was learned that tho under-

writers will take up all por cent. of the loiin.

ROBIlERS BUSY WHILE

HOUSE IIURNED.

NEW YORK, Feb. 8-S. Hayward,

jr., for many years the New England correspondent for the Fit. John Globe, and his bride of H few months, narrowly escaped dea.th_at a tire in West 12 street here, yesterday. .While the fire was in progress thieves en- tered hls apartments stealing dia- mond rings and other valuables.Sam- nel Freeman, a Canadian, who had a gold watch presented to him by the Canadian government for bravery _ ln C n da rushed throu h the burning

a a . E

.building and dragged two women £0

the street, who would otherwise have been suflocatedto death.

ii-iii: I it

riiisi siirrzi

talre Week's Break-up-a-Cold 'l‘al,’r‘_ They will 'ward olf the impending i-ull rniiiove 'the congestion that is sl:i:‘.»

ing and inalte you fccl yuursrzlf min :i

' They arc inlld but effective. Uoiunlr

no caloinel or other irrllutlni; ri-ui

edles.Q Pleasant to the taste. Burr to glvo relief. L‘5c. at

-All neva, advortiaing and aub-

acriptlona in Albertoii and' vicinity should ba handed to H. Clark, agent.

-P. R. -MoFadyen, Summersirle.

was a passenger to Kensington yes- terday afternoon.-B.

1 -The Morning Daily Guardian can ll-u obtained at Lailerty's ’I`onsoi~lal Parlors, Summerslde.

side, leaves this morning nn ii trip tu Montreal.-S.

-All news, advertising and aub-

aoriptiono ln Summiirsldo and vicinity slidilld be 'handed to Ernest McQuar- rie, agent.

-Congratulations to Earnest and

Mrs. Trainor of Tyne Valley on thc arrival of a baby boy.-S.

-Visit our big Midwinter Clear Up

Sale. Special bargains in all de; partments. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd.. Summorslde_ 2-12dr2i.

-B0y’a two and three piece suits

clearing in our February sale @ 1-3 off. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd., Sum- ineraide. 2-12dr2i.

-Women's neck furs clearing at

half price in our big February Sale. Buy now and save money. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd., Summerside.

2-12dr2i.

-25 men's tweeil suits, ranging in

price from $6.75 to $13.00. Now dur- ing our Midwinter Sale (rj) 1-3 oil. Sinclair & Stewart, litil., Summer- aide. 2-l2dr2i.

-Women'a tlbe boots in tan calf.

patent leather and gun metal. Worth up to $3.50. To clear in our Febru- ary sale per pair $1.98. Sinclair B: Stewart, Ltd., Suminerside. 2-12di'2i.

-Special clearing prices on fur and

fur lined coats for men and women during our big Midwinter sale now 'on. Seo nlii' fura before buying. Sin- clair & Stewart, litil., Hiiiriiiiersidc.

2-12dr2i.

-i\ien’i-i fine, grain, laced boots;

strniig, heavy soles, suitable for oarly spring wear. llirgiiiur $2.75 to $3.00. Special during our (Ylviin up sale @ $2.00 per pair. ' bliiicliiir si i~ltewai't, Ltd., Suininersidc. 2»12dr2i.

-Women's 34 inch Aatraciiiiii <-,nni.s

with Ohio Sable ti-iiiiiiiings. Si'/.ci~i 34 to 42. l'lei:uliir» $39.00 value. ’l`i» clear in our i<`elii'uiiry Hale nt. racli $27,50. Hiiiclali' & l\‘t.i-vmi't, i.td., Siiiiiriiersidc. _ 2-l1'i<ir2i.

-Any person in Summoralda with a

fair education, who desirea to oarn

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should write A.H.P., l'.(). Brix ill|_ Charlottetown, at once. Need not occupy entire time of person accept- ing position. 1-84drtf

Pains I-laLe__\,Ian|shed

Nouralgla Completely Cured. .The cure of Mrs. H. L. Barrett. Guthrie, P. Q., ls another victory .by Hood’a Saraaparllla. This great medl- cfno hu aucceeded in many case! where others have utterly railed. Mra. Barrett lays: "I suffered intensely from ncnralgia In the head, race and ahoulderu. I had used various medl-

Saraaparllla and decided to try lt, and I bless the day I did, I took it several months and now feel well. All my pains have vanished."

Got Hood'a Sarsaparllla todly. Bold

by all druzfhiu everywhere. l 1 _

MARRIED

CAIRNB~McCAliIiUM-At the homo

of the bride, Brucltley Point, by Rev. W. H. Spencer, on Feb. 7th, Robert S. Cairns, of Lamerton, Alberta, to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of the late Neil McUal-

lum.

DIED

BEATON-At Maple Leaf, Lot. 40,

on Feb. 6,1912, Newton R., belov- ed son of William and Catherine Beaton, in his lltb year! McLEOD---At lllurrny River, I". E. I,

-Mrl, Geo. Mcquarrie, Summe\`--

from five to ten dollara er week |

'ofnas without relief. 'I heard of Hood'l‘

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HEARWHY if

SPEAK

FOR.

-mr \

, INJURED FOOT CURED.

"I speak for Ziiiii-lluk becuuao iii

cured me uf a terribly bad foot," says Mrli. Alice Berryman of 190 John bb. North, Huiiiilloii. Sho adds: “ The injury was t-..i;..‘. -_l by n wagon wliuol, and the sore was on my right foot. It bo- caiiio vt-rv iiiil .iiicd and swollen and so i paiiiiul tliiinl iiiiiited away. In spite of l lroatuiciit, thu wou¢:l gut no bottci' and the foot lic _-:iiuo more and more awiillcn S iintil it was ieiwci-iiltiniwi ite usu-il riizu. _` '1 lie flesh was terribly bruiiwii and black- , ciicd and it was quite iinposaiblo for mo ` to walk. My liiisliiiii.l’:: mother at last

lirouglit. in: n bux of Zuni-liiik. This

= nas u|ipli»-d to tho font and il. was sur- , prikiiig li~\v soon 1f<.ui.rlrcliof from tho ' at-vera pain. A further supply of Zuni- - link was ohtiii.u»d and I puraovured ln

using t"is\ b.iliu uliiiio. In is couple of diiyn tlic aut-llinif limi griiio down clin- aiderallly, tliu di-L-oloralitin was lass distinct and the pain uiis banished. In four days I ciiulil go about aa uauul: thu bruised and iiijuriiil foot had been thor- uuglily cured by the timely use of Zuni- Buk.’

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Did you ever ask yourself:

" How is it that Zam-Buk is so popular 'P' It; is because it is superior and different to other aalves. Contrast theml Moat.

salves are nine-tenths animal oil or fat. Zam-Buk hasn’b a. trace of animal fat in it. Most sdlvos contain mineral ooloring matter. Zain-Buk is absolutely Without! Many solves contain oisonous aatringonts. Zam- Enk doesn'i;.

Za.mZ\Ii’>l1;k is yaotiéallytzlrliore

power y anissp io an crude carholio acid. Yet it stops instead. of causina' pain ani smarting when put on a.

wound.

It hciila more quickly than any known

aiilisiaiiue, abscess. ii, ulcers, eczema, b‘<iod-poisouiiig, L-nts, scalp sores, chiips mid all akin injuries and diiieascs. All di uggists and store! neil at 500 a box or Zuni-link Co., Toronto, for price. Send lc stunip for trial box. '

POISONED FINGER HEALED

Mrs. Frank St. Deiii -

lon St., Wiiinipeg, a|»c:kgff§i9n7'»?|:u1r,"P~ bccauae it cured her uf apoisoiicil ti A .uk which had caused her diivx of auger' Heaibher experience. Sho §,,.,, _ 3°“Y'

“ he mornin while v " f

llight pain in ibn end \:i‘fhhi1|’i3‘;’i;ien° This gradually gut more acute uiitiiiiri the eiuiiiiig of the next day thc curl yi the finger had become swollcii and l ul and so blue I licciiiuo alui'iii|.-il. mu

“The pain iroiu it \\u~;ulnio.~= » -~.. to hour. It made mo turn qiitiii) Yniillicef: uf fir t one kind aii.l U aiiotliur \vv~o applied, hui. si-c=i~ed ¥"'° '"0 ml lhlic. My dililghler in.],,w who had h.il como pi-cvioua o;|,,.,.i°n,’ \\'ith Zum-link olitniiied a box for niw l niioinlvd the note place lilicrailly rpg' this huliii, and in a. fuiv liourii ill; throbbing aching pains wt-ro iiul,.1',,E,|_~

urlhc ' , f. ...F.......'.:u“§:‘:if:: i'...<ii‘.:i~.§’.':‘f.li.“.‘;° sleep. In n fun' days thc iiiiil rliiiiu ull bu? aficr that Zaiii-_liiik i-cciiiuil to roducii l|i iiiflriiniiiuilriii \|uiu,kiy lriiiiiiiriiuil iii-1 0

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POWER-In this city, Feb, 12.1912,

lidwarri J. l'o\vci', son of John T. and Mrs. Power, aged 7 years, Funeral from his fiither's residence, 163 <.‘umburlaud St., this 'l‘nesd:iy i\ftei‘iioi;ii ut 3.45 o’clock to St. Dunstiin'a Cntliedrgl, tlirnce to ll. i‘_ (‘einctui'y, f -

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.‘l'l‘ll.I. (‘.(lMl\lANl)l“.l')

1lY 'l‘l‘llKS.

'l`l`!ll>ilIil, [\‘cb. il--The must of

'l`rl|ioli is still coiiiiiiiiiiilril l-y thi* 'l`ui-ks ,find their Arab allies in sur-,li iin nxt.:-ut. that lliily’i- iictiuii is izrniit- Iy ria.-it.i'i<-toil. The ltnliun cruiser (‘itta Di (iatnniii, which returned here today from ii cruise along the const, rvportn that slip iioinbul'<li'_il Heveii, .sinull |-m~ti~| and iitt.:u‘k1»rl thc cninpa in the viizinity, and that large num- licrii of armed Ariilin wi-ro iiliscrvrd. /lt Miiieriita, about 150 miles to the 1.-aut oi this city, the Arabs erected two small forts in which they tonk refuge during the hoiiibardinent.'l‘buy also inadc ahclterii out of the uiiiui along the dunes.

'l‘lie Italian conininnders ure iuukiug

Ilrepariitlona for more extciided ac- tion. _

THE HUNTERS AND 'I‘lll-1 lll'IAi`1.

The winter set in quietly

Along Belle ‘River shore.

Anil everything was ilent

Except this loud wlr\d's roar.

Fi-om many a cosy dwelling

Wore smoke-wreaths curling high,

Anil heavy snow-clouds drifted

Against a frowning sky. .

Tile girls were hooking, quilting, And casting many a gaze

Out o'er the bleak, bare landscape And longed for warmer days. The farmers smoked and chatted,

The women knit and spun,

The boys were growing restless For want of sport, and fun.

Orie night in cold December Excitement filled the air, For luck of Allan Matboson‘s Sandy llonuld sau' a bear.

The news went ilying wide-spread

Ai; only news can do

Anil nuinv ii skeptic whispered, "U0 _VON Hlllllloae it’s true?"

nn Feb, 0th, 1912, James E. Mc-

cough curc that has ever crossed a ships of any nationality which are geddln B;-05" Qharjottemwn' p_ E_ LANNAN-At Plcusan-t Grote, Feb.

coiinter. Price 25c. The Two Mania. not equipped with wireless telegra- ;__ special Agentg, 11» 1912- ~l0hl‘ LBHHHH H805 il3~

yi md,-tg phy Funeral this Tuesday morning

Leod, aged 5|. i

For he has met with many bears

But the old men anawcreil quickly,

"Sandy Ronald ought tn know,

'Then all the _women shuddered, The girls said, "I tleclare!”

But the boys were just delighted,-

A treat like this was rare.

Went home to clean his gun And when some snow had fa] ii

The liuntiiig was begun, lint many `a trusty evening

The hunters liomeward came,

With frozen ears and fingers

Hut nothing of their game.

Sn every jolly fellow

ié

Then Stewart, Bill and Hector

Anil iiinny a curiulls chap

Who |>rriwlr~.il the taiigletl wmlrilnnd,

ltollired Bruin iruni liii~i nap! The aruiud of reckless iiliiiotlng Passed through U hidden lair,

And ii most disgusted fellow ` Was that uid, sleepy bear! >-

“A ming nf merry litintr-rs

Anil iirnicil with niuiiketa stout.; ] think I'll lenvc liellc River '

Before they shoot mc out. Qli yes, I’ll po some morning

When snow in falling Inst And hunters all are indoors

Protected from the blast."

One dav two littlc urcliiiis

Enjoyed a pleasant romp

Until they spied old Bruin In McInt.osh’s swamp.

The shaggy creature vanished ' To l<‘rankie's";;reat iuirpriso

Among some near-by bushes Before his wondering eyes.

That night when darkness covered

This peaceful, quiet; land,

The bear went: struggling forward

And reachgd Belle River strand. He stopped to watch the lamplights

'I‘liat shone upon the snow, it

And said, "I lilo Belle River, But still, I've got to go."

“Young hunters love your country,

And take a beai"s advice; '

I’m oil for Nova Scotia

Across the shining ice;

I've roughed it many a_winter,

Men chased me here and there But still thoy’l1 do some hunting Before they catch this bear." _

So here’a to Mr. Bruin!

I hope he's snug and warm

And sleeping most contented

While howls the winter storm;

And when the springtime visits This land and Bruin’s there,

May it bring joy and gladness

To the hunters and the bcarl

In New Brunswick long algo " "

Bello River Feb '8 -E 'I

ANNOUNCEMENTS

-“No 3 in a winner on the ballnl;

iilioct for Wednesday,

“The penple’a candidate, .liiiug

f‘Fll10fl. 2_10d"_

“A Mayor nf ull thu pi-.|.ln “-3,

V .iiimeu Paton.

*Wlcnnomy is not l‘ai'iiiiiiony lim;

efllcieiit niliniiiistratioii, siiya James .l’iiton. 2-l3dZl.

, '°.\lpli llclickaii lulilgo, Nu. I0, [_ 0. (l. i*'., inléeti-l tniiiizlll. iil. ll ifrllick, Degree priiotici-,.

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"Red 'Rose meeting Lodge Prince

-l-Edward, Hans of' Fiiiglniiil triuiglit al, ii <i'r'locl< i-iliiii-p.

**Att,i\|itioii ia calioil in thc iid

which appears ,in thin iisuc ul Will» iam McLean, l\‘nii'view.

*°(‘0mc\1l> to the Arena tliiu even-

ing and meetyour Valentine at tha Masquerade skate. 2-liidll.

“Citizens to the Polls. Vote for the

man who has been weighed in tim balance and not found wiuitiiig, tlio working man's friend, J. I’. 2-l0dtf.

"A public oiilcr in not ii private

graft. The way to climb iipwarrla is not to knock your opponent down- wards, says J. P., the coming May- or. 2-l3d2i.

"Voice Specialist, Prof. H. A.'l`ail-

ton, teacher of Voice Culture, Plano and Organ. Voice Culture B special- ity. Studio 146 Gt. George Bt.

1-lidthaturwtw

“Major Bartlett will lecture on Mary Queen of Scotts in thc/C. M. B._A. Hall, Vernon River, on Thiirsrlnl' FW 15th. The admission will be fifteen, cents. 2-12d3ipd-`

°*There’s enough young men and

womcii too who have enjoyed the Mon- day lialf-holiday. Remember it WHS James Paton who was the pioneer in this movement. Vote for Paton.

"James Paton was the first mor-

ciiiint iii this city ui indenendwfly close his place of business and gl" 'his -clerks a half holiday. Clerks ‘i0 your duty and do not forgtt Who did not. Clerks vote for Paton. p

.- -fe ~ ,ce . , _f-_ _ _ ___ .___-.._. 1.-_-J_.==-__.-_=.=T=..:_-.1-_=-;~. __ I - '_-. _ ' ’ _ _r-` _ ' ` fps. _,_ ia, ___._.... r. --if 'D

l_lll|-Illlllllls' f ur llargoliuai lloheil _$6.50 , . . son

l - l

Men with a broad know-

ledge ol value viho have inspected these

ovfrcoats havesaid that ‘

` _ _ we “were ,ijaiher under-

statiilg thevalurs.

Certainly they are the

best we ha-ve ever sold for Sli 50.

There is a large variety

of good lat eras in the best wearing _tweed cloths. ' They are splendidly

y loses Saturda Feb. h ........

verloaded Stock Sale 5

We have- sold a large ~

- quantity _of Robes during

inn-as

i i

tailored, have grod quality -

linings, and were really good value at the iirstprice

of ,iz 00.

_ It will l

» ,/

pay _vyell tO '

f-r i ‘~ , ' N' -jr ~ ~ --if-’-l spenda_ievv'-ml-li-iiil‘§§ifl00k' , .lloii’t miss ilils sale! It s now or never. Root out tliat pocliel‘lioolt.f li you' come I ins over _n_ur_.va-l.in5§:i,.._

in and inspect llie values you’ll~ agree llial it would pay you to come miles to get these

Money Saving Bargains. This great opportunity ends Saturday Night so while the 54x72 $6.50. ` I

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