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AVOID the

Loads of Kiiiilling AD ROADS

and 'iii blocks. All good

Wood

_ by ordering your drugs

and druggists sundries

,- _ i by mail from us. We

We have Kiiidlms W00<1= make aspeciaiiy ufseiid-

‘ split already for the stov

clean and dry.

'save yourself a lot of trouble ‘breaking un old boards with

Order a‘ load today and

that old axe.

ll.PlGKlRIl & G0.

Phone 200 Ch’ town

Coal Dealer

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STATE MONOPOLY ON BEER

l`i0=NlD6}Ni -April 13.-'l`he Daily Ek-

press stiys it learns that the solution

the drink problem which the Gov-

ernment is now favoring is ii st_-atc

iunnopl y on bei-.r _

_says the ncivspupcr. "will be brcwcii n-4_4-4*-*H-_

- ` ' ‘ - _ I b- ~*.”: '*'”*‘_’* “” ' "ml “nm M me (‘°V('mm°m' _ M ninilc iii hoinls bf-ui-iiitr tour bf-r i-i

"Tho only boor brewcil oi' sold]

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' DRUGS by MAIL

i all orders receive our

most careful attention and forwarded to you by return mail. A trial order will convince you that we can save you time and money by purchasing your drugs from us by mail.

_ Free Delivery-we _ prepay postage to any t office within Qtwenty

miles fof Charlottetown.

` Address all orders to

it Geo. E. Hughes

“The PeopIe's Druggisl"

__ in left i'or :i short tour. On their re-

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lniwt-ili~i ind piililit lioiiscs lu ti in __m______S__ N0 Strmm, _"_ h____v_v ‘__

liritiiiii, iuiil [ri-lrinil will he purrltiis- _ __

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i-d outrbxlit- b:iyini~iu tor thi-ni belutr Wm " Hi-\ii~t

Tiff turn they will resiile ln Salem, Mass.

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The Olive Oil you get here is made from

hand-picked fully ripe olives, from the old trees in the oldest: orchards of Europe

where Olives perfection.

For table, personal use or medicinal purpo

reach- their highest state

its the purest-and the best.

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Corner Great Georize and Ki-nt Street.

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It you want, good. Durc my '

reliable tobacco go to an _ & honest manufacturer. W have 'earnestly striven to

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establish such a reputation._and believe our old friends will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

Hickey & NichoIsonToh. Co., l.-.li

Phone 345 -

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House-leaning

Time Is

Sherwin Williams Paint Time

` Now is the time to do a little fixing around the house

and S. W. Paints dt Varnishes are _the proper kind_s to use, Why? Because they are unusually use and praised throughout the _universe __ /_

A little paint or varnish will work_wonders. Tha

old 'worn floors can be made to look bright and fres ith Sherwin Williams inside floor paint or Floorlac. hook throw away.the old furniture but make it look bright any new by giving it a coat of S. W_)éVarnishdsta_i_ik

Evervthinizthroughout the home can renéewe win

S. W. roducts and renewed in such a way 39 0 81-tara -

ire coiiiplete satisfaction and durability. Ask tor color

cards.

' W'llia ns House Paint (45 colors) $2.50 per gal.

' 5he".'Ivm ' --I 55c quart

Floor

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liloorlac _ 50° il" stations i 1 651: ner ‘ii-

, Varnish Stain 15.25 and 50c per tin

“ ' “ Floor Wax 5013 DH' lb-

Floor glaze the master floor enamel~ '\ ~ 65C DH' dl-

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IT PAYG to buy In this Pro co.

r SOLDIERS PARADE.- The 4th Regiment will parade to St. Peters Cathedral tomorrow morning at .ll 0'clock.

THE FERRV.- The steamer Hills-

borough yesterday began making re- gular trips on the Rocky Point terry. the harbor now being practically free oi’ lceunil the iionts at the wharves

in position.

l POST OFFICE-lt has been decid- ed that postage stamps upon which the word “\Vnr Tax" have been printed may be accepted as prepayment for postage. Lliider no circiiinstances are inland revenue stamps to be accepted on letters, post cards, postal noti-s or post oibce money orders.

MEMORIAL SERViCE_- A mem-

orial service will be held iii St. James Church on Sunday evening. in memory oi' Miss Mackieson fund Mr. John Mo- Ea,eliern', both of whom were old and; revered members oi’ the Church. - The clioir will sing Woodward's "Crossing the Bar" and Fields “God shall wipe away all tears." and Mr. Watkis will play the “Dead March in Soul" during the service. `

WEDDING BELLS.- Miss Fanny

ld. Corcoran, ol' Brookline, Mass., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cor- coran, Baldwin Road, P. E. island. and Patrick F. Tobin oi’ Salem, Mass., were united in matrimony on Monday, April 12th, 1915. The iiuptial mass was cele- brated hy Rev. Fr. McManus at 8 a. nl.. in St. Lawrcnce's Church. Brook- line. Mass. 'Phe bride was attended by her sister, Miss Mary Corcoran and the groom was .supported by Mr. 'l`lioinas Lonergan. Mr. and Mrs. Toh-

WESTMORELAND.- Mr. Mark

lint Vittic has ionipleicd his ion

date c,'ii.»uline_- Mr. Freilrick Mat

iottetoivn liavini: been therc for the last few days having his eyes treuicil. -Mr. .loy lhist paid it tlying visit to Mupleivooil re<:oiitly.»- 'i‘he people ol' 'Wcstmort-l:ind ure glad to see Albert Slordy ont. again utter iiavlnp; been conlliir-il to the house for ti few iluys. ~Mr. John Simmons and Mr. Wilmot Macl)onai<l, Crapaiid paid Westmore- land a visit rcceutly.- Mrs. Donald Grossman and Edgar Crossnian, West- inoreland spent Sunday in lnkerman, the guests ol' Mr. Alex Matheson. - Miss Elsie Stordy and Miss Viola Wil- son have again returned home after an extended trip to Crapaud.- The

again e o e ou av g n - lined to the house with pncuinonla.- French Bros., Millersare doing a rushing liiisiiiess in their line oi` trade. never lictorc has been seen so iniii-_li lumber around thoi mill_-- The Mail Courier. l\/lr. Kcete is giving good .sat- isfnction.

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1:1-‘ishiiig Tackle-thc.time is here

whr-_n you .should be-_ looking over your gear to get it in good order for the season. We have our new stock opened up and rcady for inspection.- Wc curry everything you may require und izivr- spei-lui attention to repair \v:irk_ IC. /\, Foster, ('¢-nriiil Drug-l store, `

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PARCEL BOY WANTED-A

Good Smart Boy. Apply im-

mediately to Johnson & Johnson.

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‘ We Are Not Crowing

Just Growing

Our trade is constantly' ox-

tending. Orders come to us from rural residents and our city busi- ness grows. ln fact, wc are tav- oured with the patronage of a large share ol the pnrticiilar drug buyers of this city and the surrounding country.

The reason for this patronage

_is undoubtedly duo to the care which we take in selecting goods and in serving customers. Everything supplied to our trade. is of right quality and rightly priced.

it tlici-io iiidiicoments count

for anything with you-we should like to be your regular driiggists.

“ONCE A CUSTOMER, AL- WAYS ONE"

' Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore

‘ Cor. Prince & Kent Sts._ ,

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r Dependable Drugs' \

Superior Supplies

For The Sick Room

-' Wo have everything you

could wish tor in right up-to- dste supplies for the sick room. Anything and every- thing that will alleviate tho suttortug ‘ot the patient, pre- vent the spread of iliseaso gi-rms and lighten tho labor of the nurse.

This line was selected with

the utmost care. it la com- plets in every respect--there is nothing missing. Call and select tho articles you' want. the quality iii the best and the prices are sure to please

(lhuri-li nt 7 p. m

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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS,-Sub

scrihers will please note that the club offer for Canadian Countryman is only good for the Guardian subscribers on Prince Edward island. 8199.

Rev. o. Mei.EAi~i.-'rits' nt-iv. D.

Msehean will preach at l_.ot_ 48, on _ Sabbath, the 18th. at 10.30 a. ni.; at _ lilghtielil, at 2.30 iinil in tne l’e.ople's

D ___ lllioneton; Mrs J Id lil<:("olgnn, Boston

_ TEACHERS |N SESS|0N__»mm C A Saiuiiiers, Boston; (‘_ Qiiigley, St

first semi-annual i-oiivention ot' the l'0l\"`f*3 J_ illilifllvllttllll. Glu-f'-0 Huy: J _ Southcrii 'l‘eiir:liers’ Association opens l`l°"“"- “'“\§l“*". ~| U -l1ll'<llYif‘-. S\\l1\ll'\0l`- _

this inoriiing at ten o‘ciocli iii the ""“"'5 'I M"l'“_"|“""- “ull” 'l"`_“""““`§ 'T

=‘ 1 f - ' . '. ¢ - Prliice ot' \Vuli-is College lliill. On the ;\ M"l‘;""i_l§;“:§“"R‘_3 1:1 (' l“‘:|l'_-_}T\l_"' ' E _ S, "` - ‘ ' _.___ ,__ _-_-ll

-}_ trai-_ts ot' cuttiiii.: wood with his up-to proi_-,'|~n|mii@ for today nrt-_ ndtl|~es_~ie_i.i ‘_‘""‘5 ‘I *‘ » "l\1\lL`\\"‘C -_ _t‘- ‘- _ ’ ' ' ' _.___ -__ ._ i» 1

~ - ._ ,__ _,___ ,.,_.__,__,_,___ ,___ ,,_____y __,,_.,______ <..-.-,.f..~, .u...u..g..i--, it t- u..ni....-__ -ii.-_ Ofiers sou tliegreatf-St range ~_l &__ _

plier, the Siiperinti-_iidiiiit ot' Ediicatiou, “""’5 R R l“`"0W"- M“'l"""‘|-

the Print-lpal ot' l’i'ini-1-_ ot \Viiles t‘ol-

legi-, and Mrs I-I. A. l)iiiiiir:ufk; papers QUEEN.

by Miss Nellie liubley, ldliioii, :ind Mr

Eilwiird 'Mui-_i‘liuil. iiitnbtiry; and ii /\|i‘X Mairtiii, Vulli-_viii-lil; W. S. hill- niusii-al prograinine by the pupils ot lor. St. Jolni; \\’. .l. Gard, Aiiiiierst; J.

Prince Street School, under the iilre<‘~ ll- Wrltilll. S\lll\ll10\‘Sl<lP§ 1\- M<f/\\1»‘l- ff _~ -» _ tion oi' l’rot'e.ssor Tliompsoii. land. Blooniiiuid; Mr. and Mrs. D. Sul- __; ' ' ` - ` i

_____ llvaii, Glaci- liay; l\i.(‘_ Di-lziiicy, North _--°

other time for the last few years and The pliiv ii piodurc-ti in toni part her_ father. Mr. (Zliarles McKinnon. nr- _and it truly one of the niosi ent:-rtnin

ived in the city in time to witness the ing plays ever seen here and should _ ceremony. .itev. J. L. Dawson otliclat- be seen by all to~day. when it will be __

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NOTICE.-Subscribers are notified “Within an inch ol' ills Life", was

that the price ot. the Morning Daily | it splendid play acted in thc West. Guardian (mailed in P. E. l.) audi “illcktowii Rivals" was ti coincdy Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per year. ul wliit-li one simply had to laugh.

The Morning _Daily Guardian (mailed i __,_ _.__ ...__ ____-

in P. E. I.) and Family Herald and

Weekly Star is $3.00 per year. ’l`hc

price oi’ the Evening Guardian and _-'-

Montreal Daily Star tmalled in P. E. REVERE HOTEL '

i) is $3.25 per year, the Evening ’“""“

(liiardiari and t_he i<‘a`nilly Heruldaud D ll0l’ll1S0“- M0lllf‘°‘1l5 A lil Gffllll. Weekly Sym. (mullm in p_ E_ .U is Montreal; \\' il MacLarney, l"'ictou:_A

$235 er yea,-_ _O'Connor, Tignlsli; J B Mt-(‘_oi‘m:ick,

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Montague. was united in marriage to _attention ot’ one from the lioginiillii-r i 53,,” _ i Miss Katherine McKinnon, ot' llea- _and while it is :i stri ug drainntii-. play _________;E _-_,-1.1-_ tlierdale_ The bride had just returned ii is not without ii spit-iidlil touch or 'i `i_!V'q!, _"""L""_ from Boston where she had spent most real good comedy. ` `“ "` ‘

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presented at the three shows at 7. and 8.45 p. ni.

EARNSCLIFFE-Miss Christy Mr- l`rviiii \\ A tiiiliuv Suisse-\

GRAHAM'S ROAD.-On Tliiirsila

oveiiliig Professor Ro-is addressed ii Aizricultural niet-ting; in the New iiall at Graham`s Road. This meeting wa nrriiinrod t'or by Mr. Thomas Wiginor Secretary of the Live Stock Breeder Association of that ilicii-ict.. About tw years ago the Association was torniei

and applied to the l'-‘eilerai Depart d _ _

` -_ ' _ ~,_‘ ii 'io recei i, _ - ' ~ ~

_ ment ot Agrilultlirnl tor tne .scrviicig s__{-;;___________ hlyl _f(1__i_ ni;;i_t_l_0l_i_as_1l_i_?:_i_n__ $140 ym-d_ Special for plnow cotton’ t0Wehng_

| 4,814 separate uppliczitioiis for the

lloiniiii<i\\'i-. bonds from the invciitiiig

L public. of which 3,552 \vcre t`roiii sniiill U investor-s tor nmuunis ol' ti-oin $500 t

$2,500. The nuniber of npplii-an makes :L new rcrortl for Ciinailla _ti loan. bciiig about L’-.000 in exe-ess of

those received iu t-onnr-_i-tioii with an

previous bond issue. The iiivosting puhlit: oi' (lrcnt llrit-.ilu i-vidt-_ntly still

regard fi <‘uiinilinii loun as ti sale '

|\- investment uiidcr present -i-luropeiiu

ol’ ii. pure~lired boar, and they hav since hail the services of rams ani bulls. They are now desirous ut form- ing ii Farnicrs' Institute and with tha end iii view asked Professor ltoss i address the-_in on this subject. Not- _witlistzinrliiig bad roads and an un- tiivoriible evening there was upward oi’ one liiiiiiireil present. Mi-_ Janies A. Campbell was appointed Chiiirma and introduced' Professor Ross. lin i-_oniplliueiitcd them on their bc-iiutiliil hall und then pointed out that on five institutes can he i'ornied in any Electoral Distric-t and there wcre al- ready three in the northern part ot' this territory. they would have to tom u <-lub ol` their own or loin one oi the other iiistitiites. They decided to form their own club and, accordingly. a meeting will be held next Tliursdiiy to iira\v up constitution and to appoint oillcers. Evei'yone interested is ln- vlted_ Professor Ross proposed that this club when formed should take up the study oi' "I-‘c-ediiig and Caring ot' Live Stork," und promised such assis- tance as the Department oi' Agricul- turo could give. He himsellspoko ot the care and feeding ot Dairy Cattle rind iirriiiiged it date for further ills- cussion. tfonsidernhie discussion fol- lowed and lifter the moving ol' the votc of thanks and .singing nt ilu- Nii- tional Anthem the meeting was brought to ii close.

::CHANGEABLE WEATHER is

luird on cbildren's shoes. A couple ot' wet days on u ronipiiig boy and :i luili' shoddy slim- has a inoiigrel twist- ed look it never gets over. Not no in (‘_lt0SBY‘S "Young Gallatin" Si-bool Sliocs--they take it soaking like n young duck and when dry are nn good ns new. Just sec that you get (‘ROS- l$Y'S-ii little iuore prlco but heaps more satisfaction.

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Pliersoii entertained ii number ol' her S

young t`riends recently, and those pre- VICTORIA.

sent say it was one ot the nicest __ Q

times ever held in this locality,- Mr, _ . A. Trites, . ackvillc; A. li. Mc- O

James tlrnne, Carpenter. is busily cn- Iii-oil. ll. N. 'l‘in¥l0l'- 'l`Y\lI‘0; J. D. Ste- guged building new carts. and ii bet- wart. Georizetoivli; J. -I. li-lcliliiclicrii, __

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ R h _ ter hand at the work could not be ,_._%oiiri.;i); D. Viiii-viii, J. S. Adily, \V.

' many rienm ani rea vos o` ic art found in P. E. I_- Tho committee .Mc oiigiil , Si_.Ioliii; N. lt. Norinnii._ » _ ma - - _

Hagan are pleased t0 learn that he is who iverg working gi your ago to have litiliftix; .I A. hlvlsiiiiig \\'oUtI.~_ati><'k; J. An an pure hnen dmrmsk '*'Dld yolll See the big cot

' nbl t b th in bee con the telephone line extended to Earns- .\. Godin. .l_ ll. Smith. Eili-_ and litre.

clii`i'c have again taken up the inattei-_ W. ll. ltoss, iiioiiti-cal; ld. l._i-<'1i'ii-e. A. and we are glad. to learn that this M. Knox, \\'_ t’_ hit-liitos:!i_ .l_ ll. ilonil, time thc coinmlttei-_ will not stop till ,Alex l’i\i‘ks. ’l‘oi‘oiiio; 'i`lio:__ .»\. ltur-

llie line is coinpietcd. The writer con- ri-it. (`:ii'Iotcn_

grritulatos the ciiergetic and enter-

prising men who have undertaken to CANADIANS USE LACROSSE

confer this great boon on our district. STICKS iN TRENCHES TO

it is true residents have here done all THROW HAND GRENADES. »

tlieir livcs witlioi1t_ a telephone in ---

tlie place; but their i`orefatliors did LONDON. April 1:'i_~ tfniizidiiin all their lives witiioiit the binder. WOODS llflvf’ il*-sf'-0v@i‘f-il ii. novel use' tiie tlircshiiig inacliine, or tho rural for lacrosse. nziinr=_l_\‘ throwing hnnd

mail delivery. llut none to-day would grenades into the (lerinan. i_rt-nches. »

cure to go hack __io the days ot' the Tliey are able iii this way to tliow niontlily mail, the reaping linnli and them father. more nc-ciiratcly and with the fltiil. ' less risk. l"lve Iiiiiidrt-tl slit-its litivi-

lit-cn piirciiiist-il to try out thc- _~ii.-lioiii

SUBSCRIBED iN LONDON MARKET.

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s' 0’l"i`A\VA, April lil.-'Flin Miiiist 0 of l-`innu<-o. reports that thu reci- l Caiiadiun loan tor $2i`i,tl00,000, iloiited _ in the lioniion market. has met. ivit

cond it ions.

Fonce uitoen ARnEs1'_

caiitriict labour law.

AMERICAN L|NER'S STEWARD

NEW YORK, Apt-_il lil.-Sovent_

at-_veit nien and wonii-ii, practically thu < ' ' _ mire force of ___0w___d__ _md ______wa____ STETSON, and a long list of other splendid makes. _ ei-isos aboard the Amerii-_nii liner Kroonlniid. were placed under ai-ri-st

to~duy by iiiiuiiizriitlon oillcers und warrant was si-rvt-il on the vuptal

1-liarging th- R -l Star l`i-. i 'no s ot' _ f- _ _ thi- vt-si-ici. ‘witlitvinliilioii lnI`(t\lti- iilioii i Bolgi Hats at 50C- /59 $1-00' 1-25 to 1-50- ‘

The entire coiiipleinciit ot steivarils , -

and iiiiiivnrilessi-s-sixty-ninc men and °

eight women-il was i-linrged, ha

been brought in as piissi-iigerss aboard land, the liner l-‘iiiliiiid last .liinuiiry froin i‘nd<-r the law. thi- iiiiiiiigiwiiiiui l-lngliiiiil. i\t`ti-r their iirrivul. it_ is oil`i<-urs iissi-rti-il, the liiw bint illi- i'lii\rgcd_ thi- lied Stnr llno trans- privilege of ti'aiist`erriiig thi- i-ri-\\‘ iii ierrcd them. in ut-1-i>rdu_iir-e with a_oiii‘ ship to uiiiillit-r. bitt i-oiilii not pr(-vioiis niriw-oiiit-iii, to the Kroon- bring to _/\iiiorii':i ns piissi-iigt-iw:about-ii

The Gaslight" had a magnetic effect ‘ -

upon the Prince Edward patrons yes- The wa" Paper Men terday. bringing out ii good crowd for -___ - put. in nun

in i _ tr el in i- -_ _

The big Broadway special “Under 119-“121 Queen Street Ch’T0wn l

the mat ee w th ev ein y rg crowds at_ night. _ ~_..<-__.-_,___ /__»__._,_ ,-»

_ This feature has been greatly iid-‘ '_/""‘T';""\-»._"_` vertised, but after its production lust '~~.'-1_¢___._.____,_¢_;,--_;;.-;-.-

Eco MARKET.-_The Guurdiuu has _night the exvrss-sioiis of 1-11 who saw _ ;;~\ _ __ " ,_ /-'j

_arranged for u weekly telegraphic re- it were equally as pralseworthy as the - _:.-_._,______ _ __ ___/_; - .Z port of the Montreal egg market which advei'tlseinents_ li‘ not more. ii-‘_`;7§:¥_.-‘»_,'_~_-hs.-,_;__`1f"~-='.~._, " “ ' _ _ _ will appear in The Guardian every _ it was a most excellent ptr-ture in- /_ ___ Saturday. Followliig is tins week's tcrpreted by an all-star Broadway `“'~'1i"""'--'.~f.-_;;§-‘:_r,_<.»_sQQ“‘=\===___ _ eport -April 16, Eggs, country. isa- casnwliornaile one ofthe best portray- ~-s-___ _ Ffa;-L

r : ' ` 1 ` "",--'2- - " . - -‘.'-- 1.1' -r.'~-- _ lilontrcal. 21 to 22 cts. wholesale. als of the best Dllly. dealing with lift* '51 I '.`-ii?-l-`-` 'if

_ in the .slums and in society. ever seen i_-_-',_i_‘_; _._

wsooiuc. Betts.-An interesting ui me Prince Edward. A feature nr - g__-J-_>;;;,._, ff,

event took place ut the Peardon House the story is its originality and its ap- Qi l ' J-__ yesterday at eleven o’r-lock, when Mr. proprlate settings make it all the -i . Ei, - _ ___:-_ - Murdock R McLeod, oi the Head ot more tiue to life The story grips. the "i ‘ >"" <,-_‘ ;»f~3

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ton bargain. We are offer- ing fora few daysonly, it is a very lfine, even thread free from dressing, and a nice linen tinisli to look at. You would think it was a piece ofiinen 36 ins wide. Special 10 yards for $1.00

fine and evenly woven good weight. This linen has a colored thread running through the border, this linen will give satisfaction in wear. 68 ins wide. Reg- ular price $1.10 for 65:: yd

_An all pure linen daiiiask nice fine even weave good

weight, one that will give - - _<..i.....it.i Satisfaction, in 3 ggggglgggiiggggv gg-g_g§ _ verv pretty stripe and tulip _ I .35 '-' -d g R I

design 72 ins wide. Regular Owe S ` ms W1 Q SRU ar $12,-_ yard qpecial for price 18c yard. special for `_ ._ _f. ____________ __`s1.oo yu. ------------------- '-13° yd

R' Another all pure linen We liavea large number

dzimask in a finer weave of remnants over from our and heavier cloth,_ this one white sale. which goon sale will make a beautiful table Friday moming at 9 o’clock cover, pretty Thistle design, consisting of white sheet- 72 ins wide. ‘Regular price ing, unbleached sheeting,

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Most of these new ones are English soft models-and

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Our .stock offers you choice of TRESS, FRANKLIN,

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No man can be sure he’s getting the best unless he

has seen our great range.

Soft Hats ai $1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00 to 5.00. Stiff Hats at $1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00 to 5.00. _

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to please you.

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Men’s Rain Coats

50 Sample Rain Coats at 20 p.c. off

One of the best manufacturers of rain coats offered us 50

Sample Coats at a saving of 20 p. c. and as_a result we shall offer this entire lot of high grade guaranteed rain coats at the lowest priceever offered on goods of equal quality. The lot contains every imaginable rain proof fabric in all the most wanted styles and in a complete assortment of sizes.

$10.00 Coats for $8.00 $12.00 Coats for $9.60 $15.00 “ " $12.00 $18.00 " $14.40 $20.00 _ “ “ $16.00 $25.00 " “ $20.00

A 'IWO ,YEARS GIIARANT-EIS GOES WITH EVERY COAT 1

OVER $10.00

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