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‘JULY. a, 1920.

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We have just received an exceptionally fine assortment oi Bathing Caps in ell the leadlup styiesnng colors ,_

The season is new at hand when you [If need one ol .hesa articles and we leel certain that you can male a pleasing selection at our DWI‘. a 3.‘ I "

Our prices are very TOW sonsble and ‘it will he a pleasure to show you these heuatiiul Bathing Caps.

Don't forget the prm u

EA. Foster

Central Drugstore Bunnyeide.

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Agents Wanted

AGENTS. NAIiAllY AND (JUIIIDIIS-

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titiisiirnn ADVERTISEMENTS ,

Advertisement under this heading, 2c. per word for each in-

Where co ios come to our care to'be forwarded, ilve cents to cost to cover postage, etc Contractions count as one word,

Cash remittances to cover c“; m g In no case can ‘this rule heugvegfcokngan/r received without remittance mung; b9 ‘ckfidfi...

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slon. to sell Red T i: Stock. Com-

Hints stock lnulu Ill exciusi

nes. specially hardy. grown only

by us. Sold by our agents. Eio ant free samples. Dominion Nurseries. Montreal.

For Sale.

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Write now to

OLD I'A l' Eli H IPOIK

HALE. lh- A

bundlc. Apply Examiner iifflrtv. lildil-li-Zifitl‘. FUII. NAI.I~‘.—\VO0I)IlANl). AI'I'I4\'

A. l". lilcquoid, Souris.

good rt-piiir. Apply Jami-s lilo:

sldc, North lilvcr.

- _. Fill! flAI.I-1—- 20" SIZIIFACI‘) PLANE. "' Ii

iiwn build.

Snap Colon. Milton.

lit S‘ 1191

(JlI0§lI\"H MTIAN. life win-at ilour.

$1.75 pcr hundred ills.

,25_-,_-,_,_,,,_ 9100-6-29-41.

rmii mm. NAIF II(‘II'l‘ rovn “‘*N'"“'“Z" .'l"'”‘c""m F"? ST‘ .,v,,,-|,,,,d_ 1;,,\,,_':hf_,,',.,,', h, ‘Julm Andrews hrlioril lilstrlct No. 150. 1915p porn.“ cnndnJm“ 2 extra Quccns second ciuss. hupplemcni.

tircs. llor uln for Apply M. licc.

Female Help Wanted

\VAN'l‘It}Il—-A MAID T0 ASSSIST with light. housework and cook-

0766-0-22-111. ' .________________,______ non sums-time IIAY orcccuir m

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lllili-li-Illi-lilpil

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(Tllllllfld (Iiullor proccss) now $11.25 for hnnilrotl lbs. \\'iiolc or crusiit-tl whciit fur chickens at

quick buyer. .. ciiro of Guardian 0i‘- 19645-30121.

ids". Good wages. no washin '. A

ply Guardian office. 0900- -

WANTIIID-A GIRL. GOOD \VAGES.

Apply I'll. Kent Street.

111541-2641.

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\VAN'I‘EII—-A GIRL FOII GENER-

nl housework. Highest wages. Ap— “"- S“"""~"Y'Y~ 1253‘7'1'3\~ ply Mrs. (l. J. lileCormuck. 70 Sydney SLTUQL lliid-Ji-KOLI. \VAN'I‘EI)—— TEACHER INT U“

\VAN'I‘EI)—- 'l‘\\’0 EXPERIENCED dining rom izirls. Apply to Shaw's

Hotel. Llracklcy Beach.

1217-8-80-51.

Lost

I-l)N'I‘--0N DIALPIM UH slow's Iioatl July coat. Kindly wrlto Charlottetown.

Ii0NT-—I‘liII§I~l CONTAINING $12.00 Please leave at hirs. Charlie Mc-

Grcpzorfii, 290 Fitzroy Street. W67 1281-7-3-01. ..._.___._

nowr - nnauvni-uv outwit/u. wfllilwiifirlttixaa Hunsu and Car Ferry nt liruce mm", $200130, Appry qhmm,“ m Stewart d: Co" Wharf. pocketbook, 1213_6_30_3|

containing valuable papers and a sum of money. Finder please leave at tfentral Ilousu or aboard the 1069-7-2-21.

Cur Furry.

Found

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0N \\'IN- . st a iiroy over- tt) liox 171.

liitili.

INDIINIF-A l4 ALI. PIINT (luvcrnorfii ls and. in six days will l>c uoirl. .i. ll son, (Inventor's Island.

1252-7-1-

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Wanted

..____.__.______._.__€>__-__. IVANTIGIF- HIIDINIEII IIOAIIIIHIIN ply "id" care

rzir-r-r-zi.

in country hoinc. Ap of (luardlan (ilflcc.

NANTEII M ANAGIGII

AT If not ('IflI‘Ilill‘LI , .

ill.

I-‘Oll LEN-

crnl store at llcdforrl, one with

oxperlcnco prcfcrrcrl. Apply stat- '_ lnu wept-s to .1 N. Arhlnir. waurnn-Ar 0mm YtiliNG wo- Jlodford Station. 1200-6-30-61 min to “train fhrlir Illlflgga-Ogiillrilo b YE I'll. I BI‘ ' . l. .____.__.__.______+ month. volt-lu- tlrtr siaoo at emdhii - T", Lat- .53.." ‘TI-grit it.“ Fidrfgonliiqiib 113:: - vital. Jersey City. N. J. streams oirsicn II navsm 1005-6-25-61. building Great Geor e Street to ... M- Anvlr Guardian 0 iw- t_f- HIIXAEIGNIIIRISEB nan: on: u- u-o imam-notion ANII snor. a m; hum; ' 5°Q§§|,,',','§,,°“,§o:,°,,‘,"; rooms’ house not vacant for a lent "at 0y" one‘. f" s time. Anniy 112% P1113021; Science. mpg, u, upon“, c“, v - - - ads. rose-ii-lonnsatlc :1" " “‘ emorrs AR WEN '""““ ' 4 STIFF SENTENOES

noon-cone: eoaowww"?

ue room. ll IOOIII with private baths. Completely re- unrated

Iaeeiient menu. Prompt, service . H. O. IIOWN, Manager,

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i, illotel Victoria I i

. close of ihe criminal court.

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PERSONALt .

Mrs. Owen. McCarey arrived in the city ‘yesterday from Boston, - '-" W?“ $3 i

Mrs. Oslres or tail c y lo yes- terday on a visit to Westvllie, N. S.

Mrs. -Cliarles Kennedy and child- ren of New York are visiting in

pected August 1st.

Mrs. (Dr.) Charles Kennedy D and son Samuel and daughter Lav-

inia from New York have arrived here on a visit.

Mrs. James McNeili. city, leaves

this morning on a visit to her sist-

'er, Mrs. J. T. A. Desjardins, Wal- laston, Mass.

Mr. H. P. Duchomin, barrister of sYdliey, who has been visiting with his family at Bay Fortune, has re- turned to his home.

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Miss Marion E. Crockett, of Hyndman it 00., stall has returned from a pleasant visit with friends in Boston and New York. '

‘Mr. Patrick Dunne, contractor, leaves this morning on return to Boston. after spending four weeks enjoyable vacation in his native city, after 33 years absence.

Mrs. Stanley Storey has arrived from Garry, Indiana, to gpentl the summer with her parents, Captain and Mrs. T. G. Taylor at their suin~ mer place, Sea Crest Cottage. Keppoch.

¢“OO-O-O§O-O-0-O-O-

but five figures (as 81.000)

y ail advertise- gVCTLIHQIIICDV-l e .

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Teachers Vuntetl \_\‘.uv'|'| i-'r|~r.\ TITTD-ITUII-IIAD- riibnno Villutzte moi. Supplement 75.00. Gordon Aleliiiy.

XHKd-G-HD-il. \\'AN'I‘I\II)-—'I'I'IAUIII'll! I-‘llll (Hill- iotlt-u School. Supplement $50.

John LIIZIJUHII, Secretary. 1108-0-20-31. EUONI) CLASS TEA llunrittiifniiuti School. Suppiomcnt $125. John A. Sti-nuirt, St-clw-tiiry. IZUII-ii-SiiJ-IH.

\\'Al\"l‘I'}I)—§ z-hcr‘ fol‘

\VAN'.l‘l“.ll—l§'I‘ CLANS TI-IAUIII-lll > ' \iciorin School district. Sulp- plcmoirt $200 total salary av- llilllIlli‘. $750. lilulo prr-i rrcil. E lioswcll, Secretary, \'lt't lu l‘. 1'1. I. 1091 o-‘lii-lilpd.

“'AN'I‘I“.II Nl-IGONI) (‘l-ASH TEACH-

' for Puvcntllsh School, No. 2.1. \\'illn-i‘ Clark. lllvcr. 1i. ll.

1125-0458-61. I III'1II \\'AN'I‘I-1I) I-‘OII IIALTIU HPIIIHII No. iiii. Hirpplt-mi-nt £125. Juntcn l". litrnuld,‘Kcnslnizton. 1i. ll. No.1. Secretary.

. pplciucut $125. J. Sccrciaiy, llunti-i‘ Nu. 1

Ida-an, Hcrtrct-

$75.00. Apply D. 1". lliiil-ii-fiil-Zilpxl -_i..__

ary.

\\'ANTI'1II-—A TEACHER FUR Sprinuvnlrv School Nu. ll'3. Hnp- plomcut $175. Apply tn l". C. Dol- lar, New Wlltshlre.

‘1202-6411-31.

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\VAN'I‘IGI)—FIIINT AND SECOND class tout-hers for Elncralil lllish

“School. hlaic principal preferred. \V. ll. Dclghan. Secretary rus- tccs. 1203-6-30-31.

\\'ANTIEI)-—A SECOND CLASH ‘TI-IA- chor for Enrnscilffe School. Sup- plement $100. Apply to J. E. Carv-

Znd class for lluutcr River School, No. 8. Male preferred. Supple- ment 8150. Apply to Walter E. Whltlock, Secretary of Trustees. IIiIG-G-ZEMDIGlpd. ii \\’ANTI".I) FOII TIIIQ AUGUSTINE Covo llcnd School district No. 1 n first or second class teacher. liup lenient votorl for first class is i200. for second class 0. Ncl F. McFadyon. v ror-o-zc- l.

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\VAN'I'I‘II)—-I<‘IIIN'I‘ PLAN! TIGACII- cr for Trynn School. Silppicmcnt $1.50. Alhro Ilowatt, Sci-rotary.

Stewart, Secretary.

\\'AN'I‘I<III—NICCOND OLA!!! TEA- elier for llnzelbrook School. Hup- plcmont 8100. Apply to William Coudy. Secretary. llazelbrook.

I219-li-lilF4l.

.;___ 'I‘I'lA(?lIi<iII. WANTED IFOII AI.I' nnrlrn School. ilulpplrtmcirt $1 i1. Apply to Layton lcCahc. Secret- ury. Alexandra. . ‘o. . rzzz-h-zitutu.

ANY HEUUNI) fill TIIIIII) UIlANii tcacht-r wishing to secure tlu- ptniltlon of tcachor in Annundulc School during tho your hcglnnlru: July lst. 1020 please maku applic- utlnii to iho untloritlizncrl. Supple» mcnt at the rate. of $00.00 pcr an- IlllIli. lilldsuinmcr vacation. (lenrgu l-J. lziavlllc, Secretary Trustccii.

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Nursing

QUEBEC, June 29.—-’l‘hc three bandits who stole $71,000 on a mail . car oi tho Ocenn Limitmed last‘ {all received their sentenced this morning by Dirrlge Desy, at the‘ close of the criminal court.

George Topping was sentenced t‘v‘s morning by Judge Desy, at the

ueorgr- Topping was sentenced ‘in life imprisonment. Bernardin Protein: was sentenced to twenty- five years in the penitentiary and Firrlcro Levasseur to fifteen years. a cater, guilty et rob-

tlle price tags now on them at l’atons‘s.

Hillside and Acme Lodges, Tuesday evening, July

3 0R4 FURNISHED ROOMS

Brunt yesterday was at Eastern Harbor, C. 13., with light-house sup- plies. .

quality at lowest prices, are offer- ing their ladies suits at big dia- counts.

ored suits for ladies at Paton‘s.

Riverside races which were to be held on Dominion Day were post- poned illl today, Saturday, at 1 o'clock. Big string of entries and a good time assured.

Supreme Court yesterday the case- of Barret vs. Bali, action on a con- tract was settled among the pur- iles concerned. The court adjourn- ed until Monday at 11 u. m.

Central Guardian

LADiE-d SUITQ MUST ‘Bo-see

1372-7-3-31.

lNBTAI-LATION of oflloers 0f

6th. . 1321-7-3-21.

With piano, wanted for 6 weeks or .2 months. Apply A. E. W. Guardian Oiilce. 1326

THE BRANTw-“The c. o. s. a

PATONS THE HOME oI 800d

1372-7-3-31.

BIG DISCOUNTS on well tail- 1372-7-331.

POBTPONED RACES. --The

SUPREME‘ COURT.--In the

YORK SERV|CES.—liev. RH. Littieiohns will preach at York at 11, Brackley at 7.30. Rev. Wii. Bryenton who is visiting his home alter uu absence of 20 years, will preach at Union Road at 3 p.m.

PICNIC AT SUMMERFiELD.-- 0n Wctlucsdziy next a big picnic will bc hcld at Suiumerfieltl on, Si. James‘ Church ‘grounds. same place its lust ye aimusciiicnia 1105511116 with i.c:igut~ of lhc (lross build from Charlottetown und tcii [ables lad- cn with good things. llefreshirieuis la abundance. 1

ARTICLE ON PRINCE ED- WARD lSLAND.—~'l‘hc Junc num- hor of liic Canadian National iizrii- way idmpitiyccs Magazine ooniuin a splendid article about Prince Ed \\'iil‘(l island, written by lrcno Toilti. The article contains sovcral 0x- ccllcilt hail tone portraits of Queen Square Gardens and rural scenery in this Province.

FliNE APPOINTMENT. — bir. illlilllflll S. ivltzheotl, Ulgg, icft on Thursday for Ottawa, en route to the Mirltlic West, having been aippoiuted to the position of Plant Distrust‘ lnvcsilqator with iiie Dn- iniirlon Dcpzirtruent of Agriculturc. for the Western Provlntzcs. Last. Sllllilllfl‘ Mr. McLeod worked with the Dominion Deparinrcni as Po- tato inspector for this province and this appointment to a hiizhcr {rosi- iion speaks well for his ability and eilicicircy in this work. Whilc his friends are sorry to 59° 5° 1mm? splendid returned soldiers leaving their own province they are aiwayfi pleased m henr or their prediction and that it is recognized that they are as willing alltl eapubleio d0 their bit in time of peace as they nobly did it in time of WM

PERSONALS Mr. Arthur Vinnicombe, City. loft yesterday for Amherst. N~ 5-

Mr. James Harris, Summerside was a visitor lo the city yesterday.

‘Mrs. Gordon Hughes, ell)’. 1e"- yesterdny on a visit to her former home in Parrsboro, N. S.

Mrs. James (conductor) McAulay ‘ and (iaumhter left Yesterdll)’ 011 i1 visit to Lawrence, Muss.

Messrs A. A. McDonald. E. Jen- kins. A. i). Mclieilaa and J. W. McPhoe. Georgetown and Dr. R- A4 Maciionuld, St. P011375 W0"! l" the city yesterday attending 31° funeral of the late Judi!" 115119"

Macdonald. , _;i._.

Mr. it. S. Theakston. repre- senting the Halifax Herald, The Ev

c Sunday Leader

calm; Mull and Th ilie interests of

is iu the city in

those publications.

Mr, James Montgomery, and Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. W- McGougnn and Mrs. James Thomp-

son of hiiilpcqut: ruolored to tho ciiy yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Corliss and, two children have arrived from Lcugincatlow, Muss, on a vii-sit to Mrs. Ciirless’ father, Mr. ii Doug- tni nndi other tiuemhers of the lam-a ily.

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be at our store all day today. kins and Son.

lee suits at Pstoifs.

luncheon was held at the Davies last evening, Iiotariitn llutehcson -presl.'1ing and evening was speht. Some bout the recent big convention at ' Atlantic City proved the subject of interesting addresses

lan Clarke and others.

held in the Presbyterian Church at llartsvllle during the latter part ofthis week. Service was held on Wednesday and on Friday evenings and will be held again this Satur- day evening. The services will be continued in latter part of next. week. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed on Sun- day July 11th

Stanley by report received by the Marine De-partnrent yesterday, was at Bay of islands, Newfoundland. taking on bunker coal. The steamer is to mocced to the Straits 0i’ Belle isle to laud supplies for the light- houses there.

jusl Instructors‘ Course orlzeti to be held in ilalifax during

ilio town for pc ar. All iho us the applican lull, Post Oil's license held,

name oi‘ the school in w liz-iitcntls to leach. tt-utlcnt must iorwai

9': HEINZ osnoseissr

I “n will Jen- .1215

ELLERBLIE lJiEETlNG-Jlemem

ber the Eliersiie meetins ln con- ' nectlon with the Silver Fox Fur _ Selling Association will be heldon

Thursday, July 8th. '

SWEEPI-NG DISCOUNTS on lad- 1372-7-3-3i.

_°_ R-0TARY.—The regular weekly

enjoyable facts

l1 very

by rotar-

SPEOIAL SERVICES are being

THE 8TANLEY.—Th0 C. G. S.

CADETS COURSE.—\Vord has been received that a Cadet has been llillli-

the present vocation. Pay and

allowances will will be given to

those selected to attend. ifivery young male teacher who luicntls to Wench in this province during

the present school your should ap-

without dcluy i0 tlie_ Superin- uf Education, Ciuirlolic- rinisslou to lake this piul and yirofiizihlbvsoursc. The. t should give his name in _-e aidtlress, class oi’ llfiil ii possible ihc hieh he in- As the Superin- rd io llnlifax al- ly it complete list those whcni he re- coinnicutlc, those who wish l0 take ihc course should make ap- plication to him at once.

iii)’ tciulerit

most immediate of ihc names of

r on he

Mnu proposes and lute to lilillir}

wtmticrs how hc conic such ll fool of himself.

it doesn't profit a man much if

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lzritlay & Saturday Reductions in the Men’s and Boys’ Department

At PATQNSTFJT

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Specials from our Men’s Furnishings

r’: .9 ‘$-

Combination Underwear, “Fine Nain-

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$1 .50.

Heavier Weight “White Mesh.” Ex- tra quality, any size $2.00 a suit.

_Light weight, Balbriggan Combin- ations with long or short sleeves. Any- size up to 44, $1175 Suit.

Fine Balbriggan underwear two piece, any size up to 44 shirt, 151-50 a suit.

Penman’s extra quality Balbriggan shirts and drawers, sizes from 42 to 48. Specially made for big men $15-50 u Hull-

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his scrvcnt keeps iliu communit- mcnis intact and breaks all his crockery.

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Ia Charlottetown

A MOTHER CURED OF ECZEMA. TELLS OF OTHER REMARK-

ABLE CURES

Charlottetown, June 30

Dear Slr,~l tun glad l0 81W 801T"? thing in favor of the Ftiraliul‘. l0!‘ thu following reasons:-

About two months ago l 11981111 its use for eczema and it malice complete curb oi‘. me.

Nearly two months ago one of my children was so ill with pneu- monia that he was not expected to live. By its means ‘he got quick relief and in a few trays W35 m‘ tirciy cured.

Sevenrlyears ago the same child wasyery ill with pneumonia, meas~ les and w Farzidor quickly re health.

My mother suffered greatly from

stored him to

a disorder of the blood and she was _

cured by the samo moans.

Two of my nephews woro also cured by the Fara- dnr. One was cured of Eczema and

the other of fits. Both children aro -

strong and healthy today. l owo so much to Fsrador that l mu _.‘illl‘t) it is tlto best remedy in existence. MRS. JOHN PROWSE. 35 Upper Queen St. Tire foregoing letter is addressed to W. E. Enmnn, Farador rcprc- scniailve, 226 Richmond St., Char- lottetown. Violet liziy and vibrat- ory massage may be obtained a! the same address. 1330.

Business Stand ior Sale

Tinslircss stand considered one of ihc best on the Island‘ and farm containing 23 acres oi.’ land, House, store turd warehouse _ ai Milton Station. J. 0. Coins, Milton. 1276-7-3-smw3l.

DICKY DIPPY’S DIARY

hooping ‘cough. and the .

. Fine grade Balbrigigan drawers for . boys from 6 to 1_4 years in shoprt or long lefifithtsfi Orlilyta limited supply. 006- a pair . w 1e ey aps.

‘ Fine cotton socks in Black, Tan, or _ Grey 4 pairs for $1-00- -

i Fine iisle hose, in black, tan, grey or Q white 5W- a pair.

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The very newest neckwear in knitted or fancy silks, 20 dozen received by express on Monday. A special buy and selling at while they last ‘iii-im-

Boys’ Blouses, fine stripes at 75c, $1.00 and $1.35. These come in either sport 0r high collars.

Invisible braces for Summer wear in either 2 or 4 pt. 60¢-

Belts in Grey, Tan, or Black 500- Bet- ter grades up to 952-00- - White shirts in plain blue or striped,

any size 931-25- Plain Black Duck $135- Any size. Extra quality, oxford cloths, light colours. Any size. $225-

Very complete line of men’s neglige shirts all sizes 14 to 17 1-2 at wholesale prices.

sook,” short sleeves and short leg, any sizes

Auto gloves in Black or Tan from

$1 .75 to $5.00.

Railway working gloves from 85c. to

Boys’ Sweaters in Cotton,»Cashmere or light wool. These come in all the best colours and can be bought at wholesale prices. - . -

l0 only Men’s Mixed Tweed Suits in , Greys and Browns, sizes 36 to 42. Regular

10_'only Men’s Brown worsted suits “sizes 36 to 42. Special $19.75. 10 doz. Boy’s Caps, sizes 61/; to 7. Spe- cial $1.00. ‘

10 Men’s Tweed Caps.

200 B0y’s Suits in Greys, Browns ' and Mixed Twceds. Sizes 6 t0 15 yrs., $9.98.

100 Boy’s Tweed Suits to fit Boys 6 to 16 yrs. Good ‘value at $7.98.

25 Boy's Odd Coats, sizes 6 to 16 yrs at $4.98.

Wholesale Prices on all Men’s, Clothing

25 Men’s Blue Striped Overalls sizes 36 44., only $1.75. ,_ ' v 50 Chi1d’s 2 piece Tweed Suits, sizes 2 to

8 yrs. in Brown, Greys and Mixed Tweed. Regular $5 t0 $8.00, $4.98.

5 only Men’s Paramata Rain Coats in Brown and Green. Sizes 36, 37 and 38 only. Value, special while they last $9.00..

12 B0y’s Paramata Rain Coats, sizes 6 to 16 yrs. Value, special $2.49.

_ 6 Men’s Black Silk Slicker Rain Coats, s$1'ze1s936, 38 and 40. Special while-they last

Any article not mentioned in this lot can be bought at wholesale prices in our Men’s Furnishings Department.

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Tryon Horse Races

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Kinnnn Drug (Yo. _Mls w iff- Enirles for the Tryoa Ilorso Breeders Association races July 7. 1920 uro as foliows:—

thur.

Juanita Aubrey, ll. Kelly. Upton Prince, llorne Ilros. Sbylo (7.. V. Carley.

Miss Eidrcd, J. i’. Smith.

1----llcllt~ Baring, J. P. lloopur,

2.40 CLASS TROT QTAKE, PUR5E $25 Harry (1., A. Godkin.

0.00.

r\-q---' Alice iho Great. l’. S. Brown. Kiilola Todd, (l. ll. lloopcr.

Commodore Cresceus, Tho Mc-

Mi DOTY.%‘IIIMIH, was sentenced to

_,_,,_~.,; Aq-{THE CLUQ) BLQNDQ" ‘$1.0. GLAD ro KNQW_\'CsU'MR.Mii.ES,"’i e “mouth uojfhaio H1."Bi.i‘l’ o... JBECAUCEl .,H,._,,.. ,._,A£_i rrwooucao me fro A ma», AND SAiD 1."ANY RELATiON TO aan- WERE A are FAMILY IN OLIPSEL\'T."I A,_\\,,\.,,s ,3 Ymuw aiTwfihN, ‘THEN WA¥KED AWAY. ERHL NiiLES,OR commooorea 0o YOU KNOW. 1 seven smv U53. i ~ . i "t 3E6 PARDONYSAlD lffian-r 1 Poona? r KNEW some roam ‘my vouuaasr PzROTHri-Zili” r weg,“ - ~. DID NOT cNrcs Youu. NAME.” NAMED mas, T00.” nitrogen? waif uqwe” _ »