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lit' by 'a special discount, and you get _a`
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duction,
CHANDLER fd? REDDIN
lhese were made for another firm but,A;,,,‘§{,“,“_“‘;;{*“,‘l_f(§_‘;,;‘,§}§_;j,f=,§j-,lj-,§,‘,§,‘{;
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:_ _ ' ----- ____ singer of ability and among her ac-
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,_ , , _ _ _ ,_ _ _ gifts in the line of speciiiities, her
“L h‘n0_ UDLMAI th” tat” ‘ff ‘_'t‘r'mI cowboy and Indian impersonations
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_ ~ ‘_ tertaining nature. She comes to this I The president was pni'ticiilni'ly in- city highly rccoinmerided and if Miss i., "Vt -l ` ' .‘ ‘tl i l
EUR IIERATE
___ i If that :,,.y,itmt,_,,, tm,-_ty |,Q_ cipiitions of the inanagemcnt will he
\i',\sniuo'i‘oN, May fi-Noi since
tl|i`~ ri-publican guns were uiilimbered ._i:iiiiist the deniocrntic free list hill hy minority leader Mann, over n. week :.,;ii_ has the debate in the house de- \~i»lii|»i1il uiich an attack on the inca- ,~iii-i- io: was iiiadc today Iiy Repre-
.-i-iitative Hill-of (loiinectieiit, a re-'
piililii-:in member of the ways and ini-iin.~: coiiiiiiittee, one of the lending i-i-piililienii advocates of the (‘aiii1di- :iii ri~i~,ipi~ocity hill. [Ie ileclareil that iiii;ii-.id of $10,000,000 reduction in i~i-~,t-|iiii\, ns the ilen\oci'_iits expecteil, “iIii- liirnier free list" might make a i-i~iliii-tioii of $50,000,000, and that its i-:i`~ii:t_ upon business would be to ii';|iisfi\i~ iininy floiirisliiiig industries ii. I-lurope.
"You intciidcd to hit the trusts,"
.-;ii»| .`\li'. llill to thc ileniocrats, “You will nuke up to tind that you hiive,
in liii-t., hclpcil thc tru_i-its." | ,
\h~. llill ieizplaincd that the ‘Inter-
iiiiiioniil llnrvcster company and othiii- great maniifaeturers would be :title iiiider the dciiiocriitic bill to iii:iiiiifiict,in'c parts oi their machines i»lii-:ipiy :ilirouil and bring them into this i-oiiiitry to be assembled by i-hiiiip liibor here. Mechanics and skil- li-il liilior would sufler loss of employ- iiiiiiii., he said. He declared that the iliriiiocriitic hill would adniit almost iiiiyiliiiig lree of duty. Mr. Hill par- iii-iilarly attacked the bill for making iiiiiiiiitiictiiieil products free of duty, liio- sliiies, harness, saddlery and the like, \~.liile -leaving a duty against the riiw iuiiterials that American menu- fnrtiircis have to import. He said also tliiii. in atteinptiug to make free oi' duty the bagging used to \vrap up coitiin bales, the deniocrntic bill let iii treo thi- biigging used by the fer- tilizi-r trust, the cement mills of the \'iiiii-il States, Steel company and by otlii-r inoiiopolics which would_give no i--wefaiiiiiiiliiig reduction in prices to i-oi..~'iiiiiei's. ` '
i'|iaii-iniiii Underwood, of the ways :ind ini-iiiis coiuiiiittiie iiiterjeeteill
viizii, i\‘lr_ liill‘s whole ai‘gliiiici\t wasl
iriiiii the standpoint of the American iiiiiiiiit`;ii~tiii‘ei'.
UNITED STATES WILL
KEEP HAHIIS RTT
ir.\i_'i‘ii\1iiiiu, Mil., May 3.-i>i~t--
siiiiiii '|‘iift in his speech at the open- Hu' i»|` thi: third national peace con- lei~i\iii-i- liiire to~ilny declared that the liiiitinl States would keep hands oil iuiii not seek to extend 'its domain or Lo i\i'iiiiire foreign territory. The l'i'e<i<lciit made no mention speciii-I VHII7-' of Mexico, but to those who hi~iiii| him it was evident that the ti_~iiiih|i~il situation there and the sus- 1i_ii'ii»ii in the South American repub- li<'.~1:i_< to the intentions of this na- lI"" Ill l`0f!nl‘iI to its southern neigh- Ii'u2<, hiid inspired him. The presi- tIi‘iil Iiiid beeii speaking of the recur- i_i~iii'i~ _of internal ilisturbances in ‘\'lIIit_i‘ii»s not so well able as the Uni- ti-d .\I.iites to maintain order and I_""1<"'. iinil had said that it was in- Hiiiiliiiiit _lllloii the great nations of ki” I“f"\|»*lliliei'e "to exercise their. iiiillv and tlpoacefiil influence as iiiii_i'|i :is posi~iible." I I.___`_"_’_' of the iliflieiilties that thc ___`___fi_ htntes tlnils is the natural ____»__|_iioii that the countries engaged
4 oi the motives which the Uni-
:'_‘_`;I_""_Ii\_tes has in tendering its good
“if-=» wiitiiiiiaii ui.. pi-iisitiiiiit. As
si-vi\i'iitioii of good faith helps. but;
I_‘_l_IIt‘ \\'_hi-rc the suspicion in real, and V-_I Ilkcto avail myself of an op- :"_"_f"_""l»_\' In such presence as this t.of tlint there ls not in the whole N___.____ and breadth of the United' “___ '__f___f::“0_{li-K its people any desire that its [OHM uggrnm-u7"cmen.t' and ,,,i,.]_m_ __l’°"Dl0 HH a whole _will not to ___k__ H _irov0riini_cnt, il it would, _,im ___'_1Hll steps in respect to for- extcii.~iiol|l cr’ wukiim to a forcible
.._\__ ____;>_ Ollripolitical power. two .‘<|~piitutm_ti°n t"`e“tY b°tW99T\ ,mm "___ __"*1.tl0ns __of the world." iiiilriirtiiiitlstqidentl would be a very or H Gil in securing the pong(-
-lr world. I don’t. ll .' ' ,
¢ t _ _ c a m any pa- i<i~:i.i.iIi‘ TT-new dmcovery I" th“t'°I'“` it iiii ' "'°°"”° I have no doubt that _
S iifti-ii been made before If
min - ciiiiiiliililiiilwilntmtinn treaty <33" IN! .i‘;r'e.::;°.';‘z‘;“.§ “" ut' .» ' 9°" W1, ___ ___it not |»r|n_.! 9), ,nd 0’ wm__ ileieiit i.n,`. *',_I_\ly. and we rrilist not “i>»irfii,inn'iiiDi)m ""I"sl.1ie the |,, in ____________ he world as to what In ,L I t___H;_lfl bv tlicn disappoint- nmk" ________ "__ we are likely to oiir hope win? "llfeiis if we express |,_e the ______________i1i_oilerat|on and mal. 0vi~ri-om I' mf! that are to bc
tack of pneumonia. was followed by blood poisoning. ,
1843 and was the son of Rev. li. Va- sbon- Rogers, formerly head master of the Kingston Graniinar Hchonl. Ho
peace with out key and uithiii one Vcai "
_ erm ci in .1 spetii hy ltev. Ili. J. A. Mcllonald, editor of thi- ’|‘oi-onto tiliibc, ii wzirni iiilvotfute of ri\cipi'o- citv.
tween your coiintry iinil bliigluiiil is ratified, said Dr. Maclloiiiilil, “the name of Williani Howaril 'l`:ifI; will he i’cii|uiiil><‘|'cil in the worlil’s history so long as iniin lives in peace."
Above ull iitlicr nations t‘uiiailn hits]
the greatest stake in the propiiseil I
,_,.,,_._t_V_ qu, hm Um |m)h_t Lu _min by peglect any factor that makes fin-
llf‘l\lfl'§ the most to long by \-,'irr_ (inn. adn dcsii'i‘.~: thi- |iii_i:t not for licrself alone, hilt for the :-nike of the whole
’l‘he hour is trcnihliiig, rciidy tn strike: the idea is swellliig Lo the Ilood and il' 1 ever had the right to speak for my eoiiiitry oi' for the eni- pire to which l belong, it is now and l ask that the piii'liiimeiit, of (ii-eat
the wiirlil.
HAS IIRANITIINEII
SEAREH EIIR PIILE
I
TQKIO. Mill’ 3"-‘\ Cf\ll10 fl€SlN1fCIl yrars he was lay secretary of the On-
receiveil here states that Lieiitenantltai-io Anglican Hynoil. 'l`he deceased
Shirane has retiirned to Sydney alter|i rciicliing 74 ilvgrees soiith on M;ii~ch|( ltlth, severe weii.t.lier compelling the
proceed toward the >‘.out;li Pole.
Lieutenant Sliiraze cables to the
Tokio press that hc reached (loui- inan Island on March 14th, but was unable to proceed owing to stormy weather and many ice packs. The schooner Kainan Marti proved uuiit to resist the ice pressure, as was predicted. -Lieutenant Sliirazc remained at tioulinnn Island for several diiys and arrived at Sydney, N. S. W., Mini- diiy afternoon.
°' ‘Q ciiiiis iiui wiiii
exercise. The scliooiier needed repair- I ing. liieilteniiiit t`.'liirazf-, 'will reiniiin at Sydney with his schooner and will make a fresh start in September when the ice melts, enabling the schooner to reach Edward VII Land. (laptaiii` Nomura will return to '1‘ok-
io.
i‘ount Okuma expresses satisfac-
tion at liieutcnnnt Hliria'/.c’s iicliicve- ment. "l‘hei-i- is sonic possibility that the goveriinieiit will give aid to the
expedition.
HYI]E’S SECRETARY
SANHIIT RE TIIUNI]
, t . . . which Gliamberlaiii (`liiii~les H. Hyde has reliniiiiislied, will bc placed with Robert. M. Moore, presideiit of the (lonimercial Trust tfoiiipaiiy of New York, according to the statement of a high piililic uilleial at the City 1-lall late today.
While it was said that the tloniniis-
sioner of (‘liarltic.~i, Michael ll. J. Druinmond was being considered as Mi'. Hyde’s i-iiicccssor, it was added that the Mayor had all but niiiioiiuc- eil the appointment of Moore, who was the defeated candidate for tlonip-
troller on the Gaynor ticket in 1909. ninigs was won by Civiliaini by X4
That niore devcliipniiiiits are to be piin;_ ln the swrnnl innings the Ar.
looked for in the iiivestigatioii of the tiller-ymen "Str|'|¢k out" and put on
the excellent total of 028, thus re- gaining what they had lost and add-
affairs of the (lariiiigie Trust Com- pany was evident from the contin- uance of the Grand Jury lieariugs to- i
day. Deputy City (liianiberlain Harry nings resulted in another win for the
'ith with 35 to spare. Their total
JUI\\\ V- 3`ll¥`lIl-Il. H0Cl`9U3l'Y 1-0 (lIU\l`- majority for the three games was 245
les H. Hyde, \vlio was expecteil to pins. J. A.» MacDonald of the tfivil- appear could not be found, and he inns was highest individual and ag-
', ‘ ` ‘ r. _ .
Walsh was the principal witness.
was subpoenaed to appear later. givgntc scoie with 201 and 528 1--
Itev. J. F. Floyd will continue his
series of sermons on Peiestiiie tomor- row cvening in the Cciitral (lhristinn Church. The subject being "The Bot- tles of Palestine."
KIIIIISTIIII LAWTER
"KINGSTON, Ont., May 2-Robert Vushon lingers, K.C., L.I..D., one of Klngi-iton'i~i oldest lawyers died curly this morning after an illnesé extend- ing over three months. A severe ut-
D-eceased was born in Kingston in
our drug store. 'l`liey know that we give iver nttviiiion to the drug and
him to do so. You wil,l tiiiil us prompt;
\___U__m_ ,nw ti_____ ____ ____ ___ is ____ __m__l_ ;~,ni`icfiil and iibligiir,<_ fphc Mai:l\iiinoi‘i
lict;huiiii,_t.oi‘..tlt. f-co. in Kt._ Fits.
_ 1801, and was called to the Bar in
Imtfllll U-WI _UIC C<H_l.l~'l`L‘~‘~=»` of U10 Ullit- ltitZ.’i, practisiiig law here`c\'er since. ed hiatus Join to iiisiim thi- |ieni'.- nf fl.
M_l'_l’., for Kingston. The senior pnrtiier wzis the late Sir George Kirk-
' ipatriek. Dr. Rogers `was created a
t,!iieen's counsel in 1889 and was given the honorary degree of I..1..D., bv t,)iicen's University in 1895 in recog-
____ nition of authorsliip of legal text
sensation was caused tlirough thc city Inst night when it was reported that Mrs. A. H. Kennedy had left
All of his dogs died from lii.ck of “'Ith'AIl’0|`l3 S0“i'¥f"l"°» ll YUIIIIU Ellill?
city for some tiine. I-le sung in the
b, t, thc tlieatiiial inaiiagei was
trial in the speeialsessioiis court on
- a
_ _ . Taylor Barnett, a grand niece of Pre-
NEW Y0Rl\' May 3"TT‘e I“““u'“g siilcnt Zachary 'l‘aylor_ Miss Bar-
"T the -500 "Im 000 of “ity funds uctt the Maiiagcr struck lier` three
Williams... 152
McKtnnoii ((7npt)... 118 _ McKay... 155 169- 171-495 Gallant... _._ 132 Ilrucc... . .. 152
Mcllonnld... _ . Mnrtin... ' Brown . . . .._ ._
1
Worth... l2l
172
' L33
. 178
McKay ((‘.npt.)_.. 188
If Pnysito buy in this province.
Kentforil 14. Waite of Wilmot V~al-
! H, _ I ,A052 was in the city yesterday to see
his brother Austin, who has been op- Isertion.
m to Secure one our Meu’SECruteil iipiiii at the I’_ l‘}_ Island Hos
pitnl.
The following were registered at thc
Victoria Hotel in this city yesterday: _-H. M. Lingley, ’1"ruro; A. W. Jonah, llssex, W A Flavclle Toronto, J
ood, Alex. Parks, P. li. (‘orsou, W. H. Angus, D. C. Nixon, Toronto; E. A. Umplirey, Ottawa; N. Littler, A. T. Grant. Halifax; A. Schalli, Ai. W. L'-loizg, Montrenl.' ; ‘»
The operctts Cinderella to be,h`eld
in the Opera House on Friday, ‘May 12th, promises to be interesting and aniiising., The two sisters are to 'bc taken by l\lii-ises Frank Holi and Bee lilcliaiiglilan. The former distinguish- ed herself last year and well be even better this year, the latter is u good elocuti_oni.~:t and does her part admir.-,~ ably. Tickets 35 cts and 25 cts, on' sale next Wednesday at 4 p. in. at the usual places.
Annie Laurie, the new singer of the
l’eople’s Theatre, will arrive in this city this evening. Miss Laurie is a
complishnients she possesses special
icing of the most engaging and en-
.aurie but equals that high degree of excellence in her performances which have been noted in the past by the specialists who have preceded her in this popular theatre the fullest anti-
ri-ali'/.ed. it is expected that she will be one of the most pleasing and en- tertaining of the vocalists yet seen before the footlights here.
1 2-Doctors always speak wcll iif
. z y _ _ _
irei-ieriptioii ilcpartinents and' do not.
heir siiccess. lf your doctor ilo,es not ilirecI_ his pi-i~sci'ipl.ions here kindly ask
lrup; tio., ll. A. McKinnon, H. li.
' iii-tf.
he ileeeaseil belonged to the law tirni ii Kirkpatrick S: Nickle, the latter
iiioks and literary \\'oi'ks_ For many
s siirvived by his second .wife but-no :l1iIill‘cn
THE WITE LIT MINISTER
NIA(lAl'tA I“AIiliS, (lnt., ,May 4-A
isliman, for parts unknown. Sengrave had been a resident of thc
Baptist church choir, of which the woman's husband has been pastor for a number of years. It was reported that Sengrave and Mrs. Kennedy had been seen bonriling a train togetlier Tuesilay night. llev. Mr. Kennedy said the story was true.
EHAREEII WITH ASSAULT
NEW YOILK, May 3-Jacob J. Shu- er ~ ' _ placed today uiiiler $500 bail for
charge of assaulting Miss Marie
weeks ago during an ai'gu|ucnt aris- ing o\'i=,r his ilisiiiissal.
RIIWLINII
,_-
The return bowling match in
l3iirke's alleys last evening between l<‘ourtli lieginient and Civilian liiile Club tennis again ri.-siiltcd in a vic- tory for the l<`ourtli. 'l‘he_ tirst in-
ng $112 to the good. 'l‘lie third in-
_-iicctively.
'l‘he following are thc scores:
' 4TH REG"l‘, G. A.
_ 1 .2 :i ru..
wi 150-_iss iiiz 197-477
, 195-141--46s 17s 140-470
'l`otnls... 709 928 769 2406
(‘lVIlilAN ll. (‘.liliB_
2 3 Ttl. 123 121--368_ 155 20|-528 136 161-430 103 100-387 115 135-438
was ii Qiievn's University gi~ixduni.e of
c, limi if we proclaim that_
otnls 7‘l'3 L32 724-215|
In'ycstierdays issue ri photograph
IK¢nQrn was repeated, not liiiving 'shown up properly on a prcvioiis iu-
ln todny's niagaziue sei-,ti in --I 'llic
Guardian wil_l.be found the woiwlri n'id
"'l‘oDeka." Next h`atnriIny's ii.ii_~;c and song will he "-Ii-iii`t l.onv ii tlrniid old Thing." _
The condition of Austin Waite,
City, who is seriously' ill with ap- pandicitis in the P7 'EAL Hospital, :r¢m'ained_ unclzanged- last night. Mr.
_""l‘he tire of yesterday which origin- aed in the old ueineturv on Elm
comment inasmuch as it was the se- cond time the firemen have hail to deal with a blaze there inside of few, days. The cemetery is in a de- "ciil._oi_lly dangerous condition, thickly grown and long, dried grass coupled with old sticks and shriihliery, atiord- ing the most infiainable inaterial for a. good healthy blaze wliirli, once well started, might be attended with dis- astrous rcsults. Citi/_ciis of that locality-. are complainiiig now, and justly so, that the cemetery in its present condition is n menace to their lives and their property; il a tire should Start there at night' from 3 spark from 0. tlue, as might easily be the case, it cannot lic pi-ophcsieil just where _it would end, Docs it not appear asnflf the proper autliorities should he waited on and pcrsiiadeil iii- enforced ,to put. the ccnicti-ry in sucli a condition that _rcsiilieiit..~i ol thai, section of' the town coulil fi-ll sonic assiiranco of safety?
iiiiiiisii iivil
AIRSHIPS WSREIIITEII
___.-
Iit|Nl)tJN, l\'l_ay 4--The governnieiii.
has had the worst of luck with it.-; dii-igihle airships. The Lebniiiiy diri- gible, which was daniaged while bc- iiig put into its shed at Alilcrsliot »af'tei.‘ a suecessfiil flight from l’ari:s lzist summer, was totally wreckeh at l"ariiliorougli on its first. trial trip today. _ _
A great naval airshlp, the construc-
tion of which has been snrrounileil by secrecy, and which was planned to take a spectacular part in the coro- nation naval review, was so badly damaged at Barrow yesterday that it cannot be taken out for months.
'l`lic Lebaudy niet illsastei' against fi.
clump of trees, and is ii. mass of ruins. Major Sir Af l'lannerinain, eoiuiiiandaut of tlie.m1‘ battalion at South l<`nriiborou;:h and head of the governiui,»iit's iiewiiaiits, took the air- ship out of her shed this evening with ia crew of seven. The Iiebaudy asveuilcd irrarefiilly and tra\'elled s`nioothl_v for some time. Finally. the airsliip began to ileseend, and drift- ing almost helplessly, _ struck the trees. There -was a .great crashing and- rendiug and the bag exploded _with a loud report. One of the crew iirns badly injured. ` ' ‘ The Iiebaudy was 337 feet long, and
the naval airship 510 feet. 'The (llc- niciit-Baynrd, 300 feet, which also sailed to lilnglnnd from Fri-nice, is the only dirigihle wliicli reniains intact- 'liliis craft has not been tried since her arrival last fall.
- STOCK NOTES
The imported I’ci‘cIieron Stallion,
Glucos. owned by"‘tlii\ l’ei'clieron I~Ioi'.~'i- tio., Kciisingtoii, is i‘_t~;1ci'ilieil cisc- where in this issiie. 5-tidrli.
Mr. llrcniiick's, l‘.lor.t.a;;iie, trot-
ting nnirc, licssie t‘iiniuiing, ilriippi-il u heiiutifiil, larfzki find on May Ilril by Kinaros. lt liiis bei-.ii :ilreiiily pro- niiuiiceil by competent _iudgi;s to bi' even supi-i'ioi‘ to lici' lust colt \-.nicli was by the izri-.it olil l_irii'/.iliiiii and that is siiyiin; a lot for the gi-i. of liinaros. Mr. ln~i»iiincli is uiiiloiilitiiil- ly raising some lii_i:h _class stock.
The trotting mare o\.'iicil by l). Mc-
Donald of Souris ilroppeil a liiiiiilsoinc hay lilly recently sired by the trot.- ting stallion, lialtell, no fi5,IlL.0 sou of Kalol, 2.l9_}, iiain t'la\;dc Mel). by l<`itv. Hugh Mcll.- -11203, grand dnin llellc Mel). by (leo. Fl. 3180, great graiid dani l¢}nim.i Nevada by Aiiilal- lali l'i7ll. This lilly is pi'oi\ouiiced by i_rities to be one of the best ever foal-
ed in this section.
There was shown on the market,
sipiure yesterday hy llyrne lii‘o.~:_, North Iiivi-r, one of the most hniiil- soiiiu carriage stiillioiis seen siiiec tlii~ days of thc lniported tliorouglibrcd stallion Snladin, being only two yearn and eight iiionths old and sired by the trottinfr stallion (‘oninioiloi'c lledyard; dam l’nrkett_s by Parkside; also n beautiful carriage stallion one year and nine months old sired by the trotting stallion (`-rc-orge (‘i~e.~i- i:cu.~i. Both ofthcse stallions have tak- i-n tirst prize nt the Exhibition last full.
The handsome and fast young i.i'»|.-
ting stallion "Maron \Yood", is sireil by "Oakley Baron," who luw thc fa:-t ost record of any trotting stallion at 3 and 4 years that was even seen ln the stud on P. E. lshiud, viz: 2.23; at 3 years and 2.23 iit 4 years, win ning 7 heat race and winner of 4 races out of 5 starts. As a 4 year old Wild Wood, the dani of "Baron Wu_od_," was sired by Provider, 2,- ltil, the fastest of any Stallion ever in the Stud on l’_ E. I. The sire of "Baron Wood" and/the sire of his dam are the two fastest »trot.ting stallions ever in this country. Good judges of speed expect "Baron Wood" to develop into a very fast horse as he has the breeding and the gait to trot fast. He cannot fail to bc a creat sire oi speed and h:i.ni_lsoine car- rinirc liiirses.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
“The liadies Aid of thc Y. M. (‘.
A. will iiii-rt, this Sniurilny iiitcr
. _ __ , 1 ‘ *-
Beer & Weeks-Beer & Weeks -Beer & Weeks -
music of ri ‘popular song iiiritlcilv
ggitefs broth r, Kcntioril. and his `
H ter, Mrs. McGowan, _both of»1ied~' _
'-*“ ‘ i - 'll agile, are now, in the city.
C . Avenue has been the occasiiiii of some
ia.
-,' -Rugs
-Carpets I
-Oilcloths _ -Linoleums
' -Shades --Poles
_f -Rings f -Trimmings , I -Polishes I -etc etc etc
f_____
_ _/._~
(ll'.‘\RI)l.~\N, 'l`l`lf.\`l).~\\'
/ln iron bed Spring and soft lop Mattress, this outfit complete for
6.40
_ _Iiist talic the time to compare tl
best You can 'lcinil in aiiyniail order
loreigri. _
_ld/e are the largfcsi i`iiipoi‘t_ei's ollieddiug
value with the talog; local or
_iii the ]’roy_i_ni:e ziiiil _we sell :it rock bottom casli
prices. ` ,
I The Spring is .slroiiq . .
:intl fle\'ible--liiis li'ii'd- Thc Mdhess is thick
_ ]f__,'____C__U_ _I }` __ and has softwood top fcy
w ioi i , »ii_g y io _ __ ___ _ _ _ _ ,___ ed togetlier. The outfit 1_i;f$&(26'm'g'S' IL Om' se 40. ’ -
The Bed is strongly
made -white euzinielcd - brass caps, double size.
'l`be outfit. $6_40,
Mail your orders if unable to bii_\' at our store,
enclosing suI'iic1‘:iit inone_\' to ]ii‘i;p.'iy Ireiglit cliarges, when necessary,
On 2nd Floor I
_\ I"Io1ir Oilcliitlis in new piitterns
22C 25c _toe iip`.
C.1i'pets ol every sort I/tt' to $2.5o
yil.
I\'l:i1s i2c to $7.5o Carpet sipiares §$2_5o to 1l5o.oo _ CTCWUUCS
_'__ -Bedspreads
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(Red B Iced Tablets
The Greatest Spring Tonic ‘TI
and Body Builder Ever _ 0ifered Humanity “H
Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) has proved the greatest nicdiezil success of fi
life time. Its work in the systeiii is simply the direct natiiiuil laws properly ap-
plied. 'l`Iie science oi clieinistry has labored for iiiore than ai cc-iitury to reach
such ri staiulnrd-tliis striiidard is NULIFE the pci'l't-ct blood biiilder. ‘
When \`Ul.ll"l§ (Red Blood Tribletsl izire t:_il<en the blood zilisorbs the
streiigtheiiiug, life-giving quzilitics and the blood in turn, feeds, stimulates and iiourislies the nerves and cells. It tliickcns the blood, gives it ri richer liue, the
che-cl; that ruddy glow of Iiciiltli, and even to the step that elastic,Iiuoy:mt,biiiiiiil-
ing stride. _
'I`liis is the very season wlicn Nulifc is at its best, wlien the system isopeu
for attacks and when sickiiess is liarder to coiiibiit. ’1`:ikc ii package of Nulifc
with you-in your lioiue-oii thc trip and take tliein regularly. 'I`he price is _iusl what you want to pay. '
Per box 50c-your dealer sells Nulife.
f _ onal Drug Corporation Loudon and Berlin
Johnson & Johnson, Wholesale Distributors.
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