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CONDITION OFPROF. SEXTON FATAL Au'roMosILE AColnEN'r.' R J A N

HALIFAX, June 21-The condition

of Professor F. H. Saxton, Director of Technical College, who was operat- ed upon for appendicities on Tuesday night, was reported favorable last night. He spent a goodnight., and his

progress .is unmet mtisfactory.

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"43 T/_ _ _ _ ‘#2 Selly. - ==~<‘-_`-._.-l-;‘.\.\\.\\

burned to death and six others in

about. The two machines were de-

later flames covered the wreck. The victim cried for help, but his com-

'PWENTY THREE PERSONS '

MISSING.

BUDAPEST, June 20-A Hungarian

river steamer has been burned oil Cnrllavoda, on the lower Danube. Twenty-three passengers are missing und it is feared that they are dead. Two of the crew were burned to death

'B -fe- is

- _Vg 'scsi-rs

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while 57 persons were rescued.

"0llr children's boots are wearers.

' Golf Bros' New Store. 6-2lM3i.

_(___ __'_“_-Z' -A-:~r__ _- _gr-r__________-_-_~-~-_-_________ _____;~_'*"

cijliiiiinin"iéilééiririiiiilbiii

counf allowed. Minimum charge Twenty-live cents -

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One cenf per word lirsi insertion in lhis column, hslf cent per word lor each coniinusiion. Cash musl accompany order and five per cent dis- '

» _ S

_ _AGEN I`.\` WANTED

AGENTS, BE OWNER OF CON-

stant, prosperous. business; big prof- its, ever-increasing sales; procure sole agency of th`c new guaranteed, reliable German BERENDSIN rem- edies of world-wide falne. Box 191|, wnterlen, ont. ll-lssnszlplll , - __ _ __ __coAl<nl;Rs wnnri u ,

Goop ACCOMMODATION ""rol`li

boarders at 57 _Hillsboro St. (Cen~ _ .tlcman preferred). ' 6-20M3ipd g rcnauz nl:l.l> WANTED AT oN?.T:"AN”E3?l`>ErifE-

nced girl for general housework.

_ Apply 162 Dorchester St. 5-30Mtf

WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAI

housework. Good wages. Apply evening at 21 Great George St.

__ _ __ __ _“__ ___ __ __ 5-28Mtf. WANTED BY IVIRS. l.l!\\'I"ll‘}l1ll, A

house parlor maid who under- stands waiting on talllc. Waiges Sli. Good references required. Ap- ply to Miss Peters, 121 North Riv- er, olinrlnmtnwn. e-l1lvlEti.'

FOR SALL --

FOR SALE, PURE BRED ST DER-

nard dog. Four years old, Slllellilid watch dog. Parkmsn Jenkins, l‘llls- hnro, Lot. 48. ii-2lI\l2lp_l. FOR SALE-TEN PAIR OF NOR-

thern Muine Dark lied Foxes for $25.00 3 pair. These are All goods. \Vrite to J. A. McNeil, Enfield, Maine. 6-21M7lINl

FOR _ SAIZE, ONE l"llllE Blllllll

Clydesdale Mare, rcglstcrcd, two years old May lst, weight 1375 pounds. This is one of théhcst to be founf rlsewhcrc. Prize winner at _Amherst Horse Show. D. R. Mor- rison, Summcrside_ 20-Mfiipd. l

-FOR SALE A SECOND HAND DOU-

ble sented covered carriage. Good as new. Apply at Mclnnis Bros, Kent St. 6-20Mti.

FOR' SALE OR TO LET. NEW

house store and fifteen acres land at Bedford Sta. Excellent business location. Mrs. 'I`. (ireene, Millcove.

6-l9Mlmpd. 1

FOR SALE (Ill T0~].ET, HOUSE!

on Grafton Street, opposite Princcl Wales College. Apply to W. F. Roh- ins. 6-10M1W

FURNITURE SALE-WE ARE IN-

structcd by Miss Mary Cornfoot, T-0, sell at her home, No. 17 Rich- mond St., Thursday, June 20th,_ 1912, commencing at 1,30 o'clock l\.m., all her furniture and house- hold effects, comprising Parlor, Dining Room, Bed Room, Hall and Kitchen furniture, mats, car- pets, ctc, etc. Terms Cash. Benj. Carter & Co., Auctioneers. 6-I8M6i_

FEW PAIR FOXES FDR SALE NOW,

forty dollars pair, Ferrets, Pheas- ants, Paafowl for snlc in season. John Downham, Strathroy, Onta- rio- 6'1S_1@&Pi~ SQUAD BREEDERS FOR SALE. choice birds. Writc for prices, Maitland Sqllali Co., Wroxeter, Ont. 6-8sME4lpd_

THE WILKIE REALTY & INVEST

ment Company, Limited, Wilkie, Sask. We have fine fertile farms, in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, best farms in choice district, Wilkie and Luseland, Sask. Town lots ai rock bottom prices in Wilkie, the new Canadian Pacific Railway pivot of the West. Three lines of railway now in operation, steel being laid on two more, with other lines cen- tralizing at Wilkie, Chicago, St. Paul 'and Moose Jaw to the Peace lliver District, Swift Current and Medicine Hat to Athabasca Land- ing, and to I-Indson's Bay, Vancou- vnr and Calgary to I-lndson's Hay, and to Winnipeg. All of these lines will centre on Wilkie. Wilkie is now the base of operations for the con- struction of the C. P. R. northwest

to the Pclye River Country, south- west to c nnect with Calgary via Iglconlhc, southeast ,lor Moose Jaw ,d the Soo Line to the Twin Cit- i¥il and Chicago, while reports from Winnipeg show that the 0. P. R.~ proposed line to I-Iurlson’s Bay will

be started from Wilkie. The Cana-*'

dlnn Northam lines from Medicinal

:‘\l\t__al_id from Biift Current, forml; nl; _ unction sou h, will also psss tbrddgh Wilkie on *their way to thai Ilu¢|pn's Bay and Pence River.

Buy in Wilkie now. If you wait ug; til nent year, will lst somao else reap the ni-st big increase in-

rrlcee while you wait. Write us for- \lll'lnforn_l_stiol; W¢.wsnt local re- resentstlvrs" in every town, to sell

le,.toW`a__lots and farms. also

in ltlnu Provinces. Per-

lnent enlploymsnt for workers. IND for Dlrtldlilbtl, giving refor-

_» _ _fl¢'1lc_¢.:e LM.. 'enrslit ca Alnlm-'st 14.5

FOR SALE ASQUARE PlANO. AP-

ply__44 Water .~lt._ ___ 6_-_l3M1m.

FOR SALE sooo SEC`oNn HAND

brick will be sold cheap. A Pickard

& (lo. 6-18Mlw. FOR SALE, DESIRABLE RESI-

dence, nicely situated. Terms at sale. Apply to H. P. Welsh.

6-l7M1wpd

FOR SALE, A COT'l‘AGE,‘AI-'PLY

to Lowe Bros. 6-13Mtf

HOUSES FOI-i SALE. ALL PRICES.

Good localities. Easy terms. Ap- Dll' to Gaudet & I-Iaszard, Solicit- ors. 6-1M1month.

"FOR SALE, A FEW FOXES, RED

and cross, also two pair raccoons. Please note-Animals shipped ex- press prepaid, safe delivery guar- anteed. Blake Vannatter Ballinnfad. Ontario.” 6-I5SME-iipd

SCHOONER FOR SALE, SCHOON-

er “Joseph 0," 53 tons register, `\vell ,ionnd, at prcscnt lying in Georgetown l-larbor, will be sold at a bargain. For particulars applv to Mathicson, McDonald & Stewart, Solicitors, Georgetown 6-12Ml8i.

PROPERTY FOR SALE AT MUR ray Harbor, Store, with dwelling at- tached contsining nine rooms, also warehouse and outbuildiugs. Good orchard and garden. Property com- prises 3 acres land. Also suitable for fox farm. Apply to G.R_ Car rett, Murray Harbor. 6-5M1m.

` MALE ln:l.l> _

WANTED IMMEDIATELY A GOOD

reliable perl-'on to drive a team. Ilring' recommendation to 101 _ ll-2olvlslp~i_ WANTED, AITRENTISE IN FOUN

dry. Apply B. Stewart & Co.

6-1iMtf.

MISCELLANEOUS MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK. IN-

vcst in Edmonton Real Estate. The record breaking development of thc city makes it Possible to make big profits. Write if interested. High- est references. We are Islanders. Macs’ Realty Company, 656 First

_Egn Edmonton. 6_-_1§sn~le%ip<_l. NOTICE. LADIES WISHING “SPIR

ella" Corsets can obtain then through Mrs. White 79 Euston Bt. Phone. 372 L. 3~27d3mnd_

rwsrrs WANT_e1l_ 'liEACl'-IER wAN'l~Eo Fon HAMP-

ton School No. 26. First or sec-

ond class, male preferred. Buéiple- ment 560,00. Midsummer holl ays. William MacQuarrie, Secretary.

6-21Mti.

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‘ T0 LET

'l"o`-ILi?l"l",T5lTEl`@lc_fF”sIX”'“fiOOM`s suitable for summer residence. For particulars apply to E. McKinnon, Hampton. 6-zoM4ll>d~

TENEMENT HOUSE TO LET ON

Douglass Street,Containing6 rooms and hulls, good yard and half of barn. Apply.. 72 Douglas Street.

fi-l9M6ipd_

T0 LET, DWELLING HOUSE SI-

tuntcd on Euston St. Apply A. R. Wise, North Milton, or R. E.Mutch ___& Co., City. _ _ fi-10!/l2_w. DOUBLE OFFICE TO LET, Ib' Prowse Block. Possession at once Apply to W; B. Prowse. 6-15dtf

____ WAN'l`ED_____ ___ __

HORSES WANTED. Low 1u.ocK*r

built ones, irom` 4 to 10 Wars old, 10, 11,'l2 and 13 hundred; also some good drivers. We will be at Kensington next Thursday, the 20th, Charlottetown, Revere Hotel, I’. S. Brown's, Friday the Zlst, Saturday the 22nd. John J. Mc- Dougall. John Horne. 6-181114!/lil.

WANTED AN ORGANIST AND choir leader by the lst of July; for Grace Methodist Church, Charlotte- town, Apply .to James Carter, 45 Upper Prince. 6-l4N'l1ll_l. 1 [BUSINESS 0l’l'0illUN|'l`|I"S

Eunornalr oirtrat l;§‘UnN1sl-mn `l’cil“ attractive "sntsrprises in all sub- ; ntlpl lines 'oi business. ` Rail- .-ffeg 'r_;-slgtlgnly. water nn<l's:1»¢~ tric Pd ers, _I rlgatfons, 'Timber llillning, Agricultural and Ingeustrl- _s'l.' Bolid, Debenturs 'ind Bt k Is- sues underwritten, -Purchased er Sola. Properties pfnrch d for

.‘:la?tl.':.;1;l:*l‘l»~.l‘° »-"li.'f:°.:.°::_ 'gotta hand . ` _ shes cam- d orders ill e_l_l_sraot- $__ae8spt for exec on _ deny

u .‘ n ence

\'"fi°' i‘l`fi“a‘?¢.naE'!i'§'L‘¢ nn

enco ng l o t- ing invited. _The International Bankers' Alliance, 14, 16 D ll

m I 0 ' ,_ _ Houuae.

»‘ f _ _-li ~ -

Bloomsbury lit., London, llnlnii,

_ 11-Itilslyr.

SU E SIDE AND RLBER 0

a meeting of the cheese board.

Resd the new book “Chronicles of Avonlea-only $125 H-

-The name of Miss 'Edith Cos-

as one of the successful graduates ol the Brockton Training School. Miss

Mrs. Cosgrove, Wellington.-J.

-A. H. McLeod, Montreal; ln.

Gillmore, Halifax; J. Gibson, Toron- to; E. O/Locke, St. John; H. R. T&l1U€¥`._ PiC_t0UZ W. F. Tanner, Pic-

-Robe'rt Robertson, Supt of the

o e on the farm of J. A. W ` ht N B

any 'il'\tl`0d\lCtion to the farmers 'ol this vicinity, and it is hoped that the attendance at this class will be very large. ‘ `

-Norman Morrison, spn of Donald

Morrison, Summerside, who has been

home in Summerslde, left tThursda

for some years., he was accompanied by his niece, Miss Ethel Henderson, who will fpend the summer in the

-The death occurred on the 6th inst

Geo. McLean formerly of Carleton. She had been ill only five days of prenumonia and until the last day there were hopes of _ her recovery. Previous to her illness, arrange ment had been made for her return to P. E. I. to spend the summer at her old home. She died on the day plan- ned for her departure for home. Her hrshand was on his way to Boston when she died. Two sons, her llaught er and daughters~in-law were with her during her illness and they were comforted by her courage and calm- ness in suffering and meeting death.

' 'ir . _ _ - _. . _ _ ,=” yi _ , ,

,l HEMPSTEAD, N; Y., June »z0-Al- I4. ' ‘ - " `~ - ’ 1 ’ ' Mft B|\“U‘E*“°t“°"» °f H°mP°t°“d-W” -It pays to buy in this Province. ` -Ons cent. per word each insertion _ _ _ - _

_ , _ ‘ ` ` iqr advertliing in thip column. Cash _ _ . ~ A - . _ ,

lured ln a. collision today betweexa. ._-1-13|-|,¢,-g Lowther' C,-apBud_ is mu.; . ummm, 0|-an-' wd nv, pe;-_ fl* , , W

high Dowel' t0\1l'il\§ CHF and B ll- visiting friends in_Sumlnerside.-J. cent discount allowed. Minin.um_ 4.

charge twenty-five cents.

mollshcd. Blumsartner being pinned -J.‘F. Prufitt, Kensington, Wm, -James Paton, Charlottetown, was

"~beneath the touring car. A moment ln Charlottetown yesterday attending in Surnnlerslde yesterday.J.

panions were unable to sid him, and -N_onsence! you cannot go' to -Belgium Heres for sale. Brenton he was incinerated before their eyes. Kensington with the hired man"-- Clark, Rural Route 3. 6-20M3i.

-Miss Carrie Holm Sum er-

. , - .r copy at an, ul

_Kensington s Book Store. 6-ZZMII. side, arrived home _lest night by the

Empress. J.

STOVE. BFUCKWD. M899. isupubllshed -The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at Lafferty’s ' Tonsprisl Psrlo mersi `

_ _ rs, Sum de.

Cosgrove -ls a dau hter of John and --

-I-I. Clark, Agent, will be glad to

-_ receive all news, advertising and

subscriptions in Alberton and vicin- ity. His office phone No. is 7.

-Ther will be rvice in Sum-

. ~ e no se

Eflliaxsmental Farm' Nappanf N' S".merside Presbyterian Church tomor-

Ev b ielljgesent at tha judging classiow, the pastor, Rev. H. J. Fraser,

taking the servi-ce morning and even-

NK . orth edeque t day. M _ - - i

Rhbertson is too well l;_n0§_'v.n to neeiiilng in Zion Church Charlottetown.J.

-Subscribers should renew a week

or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are dis- continued promptly on expiry date.

spending a vacation at his formal* _Another 9an°“.d 01 |H°1“‘““'“ "

Ilubber Roofing Just received from

Y - ' . .

morning nn return to his hom - _factory-Save all mlddlemans profits, Alberta where he has .been lgcatgg and send your orders to H01/MANS.’ iw

6--21ME3i.

-Miss Jean Currie, agent, in J. G.

will be glad to receive all news, nd vcrtising and subscriptions in bum-

M the home of her Bon John G_ Mm mersidc and vicinity. Her oiiice élhone , Lean, Jamacia Plains ,Mass., of Mrs. _'is 45-1' and residence Pho” 6' _-_ '

_ Unparalleled Summer

-Mrs. William Brown, Charlotte-

town, nccompanied by her daughter Mrs. Ernest Mellish, Toronto were passengers by the Empress last night. They were met in Sunlmcrside by Mr. lirown.J. '

-The Empress arrived in Summer- side yesterday at 8.00 p. m. She had, 30 passengers going and 90 rc- turning. Her outward cargo was a car potatoes. Her inward cargo was 1. iq freight.J.-

She was an unselflsh mother thought flll and considerate for the' comfort of others even- in her dying hours, tel ling her children not to weep, for she

had many' r a ons an

Fl. I. and. on arrival service was held

of the late Chas. McNeil of W¢Sf- River, P. E. I. she was 72 years of age and leaves the following family -Geo. McLean. Searletown; John.

whom the Guardian extends sym pathY.J

::Violct Dulce Talcum Powder is one

of the best o_n thc market. It soothes

George and Kent Streets. MEtf

-W. S. Hare, St. John; H. A.

Amos, Oxford; O. L. MacPherson, Charlottetown; D. L. McDonald, Springfield; W. H. Messervcy, Mon- treal' W Forbes, Vernon' (‘ H

o' -to est. She passed to th ' - » '- -A ¢'-

Ifxinixxfas _feacefully as was mf, Nelson, Charlottetown; J. r. Mnn- want to sleep. A funeral service wa" mn' Vwtormi E' H' watfwbllrg' St' M

_ TJohn' C. D. Wright Halifax' F. W. ._

h ll B t he th di e sg ’ _ _ ' ' - °‘ ‘“ “S ;’,“u‘” re 3’ ,§,§n§s~snlty, Philadelphia; M. A. Kahnn, L

New York' Max Press, New York- stems, ol.nrl<§aer0wn~ B 'R net-

nt thc home ol a nephew Marson Mc- man st Jnhn_ ,1,_ Q’ L_;ng|;y_ i__m_

N°il'“R°V'H Jas" lg°1_lI(;‘:_f_;2_‘_a_$_§3’;i'<lnn;'()nti; J. Messervey and wife,

ll-V ev' “mm°" - `Mo`ii£real; registered at the Quccn '

l"f!~ The ‘ieceased was fmmerly Mis-5 Hotel Sllmmerside, between the I

-*‘-» H ~~ ~: ~ “ I ' -'_ I-I " > - 'n' “.1 I, I ‘1‘@l'i‘i*»'l‘i»_'l' i* i"’“»"‘i “‘V*"‘“ 4‘ 1"‘~"‘_i;“..;*‘ *I "‘-‘-"""*"`*‘°"‘-I-"‘ , -.1 l f- _-'rr -- -- . -f f _

Mefg'-‘~f°¢ M°N°“» Y°““F”S* “““gl"‘°"nnnrs'el 5.30 last night and 5.30 the

previous night.-J.

"Our union suits, summer weight arc the lightest, coolest and most

H lk dA 'e f Boston and “'i»---2?? ~-» of »;:‘;“§::;‘?‘°.l°;;°1l_f;‘.€".:::_‘;:;f._“‘

6-20M3i.

"Neckwear-an up-to-date ling al-

ways on band in silk; and crochet. If you want novelties, here ls the nlace to come for them. ~ "Bruce’s."

for warm weather toilet and excellent _ St- 6-21M1li. for infants, makes the skin soft,l ' -i smooth and velvety and preserves- "Patent, Gun Metal, Silk, Velvet the complexion. Large can 25c The Mc,““d Canvas l’0mD5» the most “P't“' Kinnon Drug C0_ corner Great date summer footwear on the maril-

ct. Gofl Bros’ New Store, Richmond

4-20dti

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_ _ -Wanted, 3 capable girl for generall

t°“» "°g‘§’*°f°4 9-t "I9 0l`iff0H HOUBG. housework. Highest wages paid.Ap- Summerslde, between 5.30 last nightlply Mrs_ R_ B_ Richardson, Summer. and 5.30 the previous night.-J. |51,-1e_ 5_20M3i_

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wes§_._J_ _ _ Jardine's Bookstore, Water Street .____.__ I’ ‘

_ . f ~ 1-* Friday and Saturday ,.-

.llllle 2lsi.illl¢l__22ud.i ~ "' “

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__ -Halls worth up io 5.25 for

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of personality. _

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of fashion

There an _m§;nora»l_1lc-- valuvs /io

be had now among seine of the prett- iest millicery that hits ever made - glad thc heart of woman. Prowse ' Bros Ltd liiillincry hats illat" have _ been import;-cl arid those' modeled hcre in our own workroolns by artists, have a distinctive charu,l,, the charm

Yet these halls are now, for your

_ _ i chqnsillg at heavy redllciionrf, sonic- - ' _| ' 'slime-s as much as $7.00 having been ` taken from the p~'irc of a, single hat _ in But in no instance _llave they |

_ lost abit of ill;-ir wcurablllty or alr _

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[Iris worlh up io 10.00 for $3

_-I becoming hat_ will be :lbe io

ellie one on Friday and Saltnrd_:l_y a price which is only a fraction its real value. -

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$1.50

.00

The woman who has iglt ills _ \__, I

f need of just one more servicea e an _ _ _

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American Percale _ House Dresses $1.00

'l`hisis :l tub dress

that cannot be cciualed else-

' where and women who are

English Cambria Undersliirls 98 cis

This is a regular 31,25 skirt

and for genuine value cannot

value

1 "Willie lawn Waist _Special

98 cts.

Here is the most successful

exelnplificaiion of style,

-rj ~`l‘

interested in dainty hcusc

__ frocks should not mi.~s this

'bzlrigaill 'l`ilc colors are a nice

Fl'

be equalled, From a fine En- glish cambric and tlimmed around the bottom with an

beauty and durability ever offered in awaist. They are beautifully trilulllcd vlilll all over embroidery and inseri-iou

blending of grey and navy in_

I8 inch flolince of good wear-

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a .striped effect guaranteed to

, wash. Yoke and sleeves are

_ , ,L triulnl-.ll with plain chzllubray

Th” remains ‘"°r°‘br°“ght. Mme to P Eva Thornton Cookshire‘ I1.. H: 2" giughaul to match,

ing wash lace. Wise women will buy two or three or more of these skirts for the sirenous

I \1v¢ ar of summer time.

with fine tucks in front and back You can have your cllo'ce of either high or low neck, short or long sleeves.

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ull; uni-zllrlllsll rouwllllv co., I ' I 1 ~ _ -sAcliv|l‘l.s-;__l~l.s. '

, _ _ Thai was builf ln such a logical way

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fact in (lt and finish.

describing li.

.-. 1”w_ _ "llsve you heard of the Wonderful One [loss She!

\ If ran s hundred years to s day ?

Well the EN l‘ER.I’llIBE _MONARCII S'l`El*1L RANGE is hudl. like that

There is no "weakest spot" ln the Monarch. lhs boriyol the MMYB I8 lllfld” of"Steelofthefinest. bright and-blue"l\'nd every part throughout is Def'

ll in|:ornamenta|.eas_v to Keep clean, simple tl operate, accurate slid

ooonimmical, this range will anrlear itself to tno housekeeper as the one hogs

okay didlto the] fsnr_l_ly o_fe¥l;e"I)el\con Like the chales, toe, the Monarch is " won er an no n . _

Ask vour stove denier tl show you the range or send direct for circular

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CHIPPENDALE GLASSWARE I

We are showing' n verylccmplete line of CliIPPI£NDAL_l£ GLASSWARE ‘which is one of

thc boat on the market. It will please the most iastidions. 'lhe prices, quality considered, ale lllodcrate,--Here are some of tile lines and prices.

4 piece *1‘al,1¢, sew ,_ , _ ,_ . . . ..$l.25 Large 'l`m.k.1rd]ars....... ...$1.00 each Nnppers8in.'. ..................60cee.c‘h Oils.. 35cand50cesch

do .50¢each Syrups.... .. . ...............-5°°¢“°h do 6in __ ,,,..,....35ceach Sugar:-land Creams . . . . ,.~...50¢S€|I do 41”. perdo1.eu.... ....$l.40 _ Pickle ]ars.............. $I.25ench

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Dressy women who want to know `

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