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JULY 17, 1915
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THE clrAltLo'r'rE'roWN cusnoial . PM-1- HW
 , discharging Hard
Chestnut Coal for several
Dawsoli‘s serviees next Sunday will
he at Pleasant Grove ill thu morning
_ A. P|lB|l&\’d & C0. will   I vom< cincuir -in-v. J. l..
days now. . Customers
should send in their ord-
ers at once for delivery
from this Vessel, the
price _is lower now than
it will be later
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_ ,_The _Schooner “How-
ard” arrived _yesterday
with Sydney Coal for A.
Pickard & Co.
_
'HARD COAL ARRIV-
ED. The Schooner “Re-
bees-a M. Walls” arrived
yesterday from New York
with 900 ton Hard Coal
for A. Pickard & Co.
Enjoy Your
I llathe
with a pair of
Swimming
Wings I
They are not a toy but a
real aid to those learning to
swim or float. They will
support an adult as well as a
child.
Regular 50c silk swim-
ming wings for 39c see
our window.
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IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
OFFICE CLOSED. - Dr. F. E.
Sniallwood’s oiilee will be closed be-
tweell the dates of July 17th and 27th.
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OVERSEAS TOBACCO FUND. -
The following amounts have been re-
ceived by Mr. H. W. Villnicombe, Mrs._
.George Hodgson $1, Mr. Angus Mc-
Kenzie $1, Mr. Sydney Grey $1, G. D.
901:. The fund is now closed.
SOCIALISTIB AT ST JAMES
TOMORROW'S SERVlCES.- Brig-
adier and Mrs. Taylor oi' St. John, N.
Il., will uollduct the meeting i'or the
British and I"orell;n Sailors Society
on marine wharf, Sunday afternoon
at 4 o’clock. Seamen and citizens
come; all are welcome.
WOMEN’S INSTITUTL.-Tllere
was a meeting oi the nlemhers ot'
Fairview alld vicinity, July 14th, and
a Women’s Institute was organized
under the name of Afton institute, in-
'lllding'the three districts of Fair-‘
lew,-Cumberlalld and New Dominion.
he ,following dilleers lwere elected:
The best Hard Coal can-
be had now at A. Pickard
& Co’s. Order your sup-
ply now. A
#lil
COAL and WOOD. A
Pickard & Co. can supply
Kindling Wood all good
and dry.
Geo. E. ,Hughes
Bathing ,Caps
many shades, all the 'latest
dgflgns-Prices very reason-
a e,
The Peoples Drugglst
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ROD AND GUN
W- t`l
Jllly ltoii :ind Gun covers il eollsider- :last H"‘"“`I’ of me 'md (ross S°"i°t<V'
able range ill its olltdoor stories t'or (1
this month. Suit Witter l~‘l.~lhIng near
Victoria; 'l`lle Illllit oi' 1/Anglais '
which purports to he the narrative oi’ "
8 lr;-eilcll (`anndIul1 llnhitnllt; The
Home oi’ J:\spl~l‘ ilio'Yollowllei\d; 'l`he|
Trail lilukl'l°:-l ot' the Qlletico; Tile 9
Greatest of ilig Game Ftsliiiig, being “
an aeeollllt of the czileiiillg ofa recorill
tuna oft l‘ort. iiledwny. N. S.; and’
One i)ay`S l"lllllllli€ ill 'I`illl2ll!illni. M0 and stripes i`or hoys from three to
sonle of the articles ilppenrillg ill lhlS so
Issue and ill addition there is il full nc- Mom-Q & Mi-l,@oil_ 2036-7-lliiiiiii
 
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rnllnt of the lloniinioll ot` t`nllildn Trap
Shooting 'l‘ournalnellt and other 'l‘rilp
Notes as well :ls the special depart-
li‘und .
RED CROSS TEA
A ten party will he held at Bel-
ist llnder the nllspii-.es oi' the llel-
oilr the llelt'i.\st Church oil Wednes-
ay, July 21st.
'Fen and refreshnient tllliles. Amuse-
lellts.
I’ro<-eeds in uid ot` the Ited (fross
'Fen 25 cents. Everybody welcome.
105-7-17M3i.
"Snlllll boys' overalls ill plain hlue
von years at 25 cents pol' pair.
morrow Miss Jacqueline Mi.Doiia il
will sing“0 res`t‘in the Lord" tlilijsh)
Mendelssohn; and Miss Helen Huglies
will sing "Beautiful Isle of Some-
where," Fearis. at the evening- ser-
vice. A V _`“ 
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES. _ Tile
following excllinlges will take place T
in the Christian Churches oil Sunday, A
July 18th. Rev. H. R. Boll of Ken- H
siligtoil will preach at Snmmerside at H
11 a. lil. and 7 p. ni. Rev. Geo. C. I
lieliry of Montague will preach ut il
evening. Rev. (Vilas. E. Armstrong ot’ vi
Suminersids will preach at Montague I
at 11 a. ni. and 'I p. m. '
SALVATION ARMY.- Brigadier 
_ami Mrs. Taylor, Staff Captain and n
Mrs. Coombs, divisional conlniiinders C
ot' St. Jollll, N. li., nlno Ensign (llurke, in
Mutron oi' the Evangeline llolne oi’ the vi
W0men’.s Society Work, will eolldliet I,
special meetings of more than ordin- |
ary ciinracter illl day tomorrow, Sun- 1
dily in S. A. Citailel. Don't tail to ,
hear those interc-stillg people. ()ll H
Monday lligllt Ensign (‘lllrke will g
speak in Zion t‘.hurch Hall at 8 p. ln. H
oil Wonloll's Solrinl Work. ¢
' SCI-IOOL WORK.-'l‘h<‘ selill-nllnlllll A
exnnllnniioll ol' Argyle Shore School ,
30th and was nttendf-d ily onlie il 3
illlinher of the ratepayers and trlls-
till instruction from their tencller, |
were exrllnined hy their- teacher, S
asslsteil hy Miss tfoyle, teilelier at
l)eSahle, and aculiittetl themselves in
roi ns then iolloweil, and utter
l'.olllplinlentilry speeclles hy those ,-
present oll_tlli' lllzlnncr lil whit-.li the H
scllool was heing collillleteil, the pro-
ceedings were i-loseil hy the singing
of the Nntionill Anthem.
EXAMINATION. -The selni-zlllnllnl
i-xmllillntioil ot' Einyvulo school was
hold on Julie 29. 'l`here was a large (
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CHURCH.-At the morning servigfle 4-
,0 . _ .
President, Mrs. John Mi-Millan; Vice
President, Mrs. Se .nlour Murphy;
Seerieliry-Trensllrcr Mplss Evelyn (Zur-
rie. Directors, Mrs. Guildford Lowth-
er, Mrs. Geo. A. Wilson, Mrs. Ida
Burdette.
EXAM. AT FORT AUGUSTUS.-
he senii-anllllal exiimiilntloll of Fort
(‘llur_lottetown both morning .and Q,-, Miss Anlm., 1.;
ugustlls School took place on Wed-
esday, June 30th, ill the presence ot’
large ussenilllilge of rnte-payers
larcnts. The pupils were examined
i the various lirlllielies by the tellcll-
yrliv, and also by
ditors, and eviiieliceil hy' their
lrolnpt and intelligent answers to all
iuestions the ellliient training thev
and
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lad received from an earliest and con-
cientious teacher. Tile pupils are
ieiltally .alert and receptive and
allseil hy their rapidity und accllriley
the malllpllllltioll of lllllnhers,
sitors to stand .l las .ind ni
' ' Rl ' Sl. ' ore and
lore the wonder grew how such smull
leads could curry all they knew. Miss
iyrne ptlsscssvs the rilro illlility ol`
fllltivnting the liltollt tnlvllt o|` those
nder hcl' cllnrgi-_ lllqllippcii with al,
onerous sllllre of youtllflil enthusi-
slii, hilt inexpr-l~ieiireri ill tho nrt ot'
eili-liillg, she elltered llpoli her first:
pedllgagieal duties lust. year ill Fort
llgllstus School, and lly collstallt ilndl
ltirjilg lliligellcu luis won ii well
the
ll
took place oil the ni`tel'nooll ol' June H
lressed tllelllselvos ill optimistii-
tees. Tile sclloolroonl was nicely gn
decorated for the oecnsioll, and the 6
<-.hildl~eil, by their ready answers, ,i
showed that they had received care- a
_ _ ‘ learty co-operutloll is absolutely
Miss Marion McQuarrle. lhe pllllllll 'osseiltiiil ill order that the best re-,
they render the work ot' the tellclierl
_ less nrdllolls, and eilllizntioillll t'il('ilities
H ""°‘_m‘1I’|" m1“'""_"~ A I""’gI`i““m" ure olituilled i'or their i-hildreii wilit-il!
of :ltatlo otherwise `wollld he heyond their,
lerited replltiltion. The visitors ex-
Cuve Head ill the afternoon, and York
ill the evening.
A TEA PARTY will he held at Hel-
fast oil Wednesday, July Ilist. I’ro-
ceeds Ili aid of Red Cross Fund. Read
ad ill another collllnn ol' this_issue.
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TODOY'$ MEET|NG._ 'I`llel‘i- will
be a meeting ol' liarnlony Women’s
Instituto this Saturilay aiternooll at
3.30 o'clock. A t`ull attelldanee ot’
members is requested.
THE:,VMlNTO.- Tile Government
steamer Mjnto, which has been in
port for several 'wc-ekv-i, will leave
here the latter part ol’ next wi-ek for
Hudson Bay, to install a wirli-gg
station illld erect_ :ionic aiiilitional
ligllthouses. This work, il is expected,
will consume about two nioiltll-s.
POLICE COURT.- At the Police
Court _yesterday L. Essory was ron-
vieied ol’ a second fraction of the
prollihiiion \lo'w und wus lllied $200
or i`ollr nlolitlls imprillonnlent. 'File
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ALL SHOULD COME to the Straw-
,Ili-rry I-‘esiival and Tea at Uullstaff-
nngc on Thursday, July 22nd. l)on't
.miss it. 3090.
LAWN PARTY.-A Lnwn Party ill
:lid of “lied t`rol-ls” will he held at the
"Hungilio\v" (J. W. (lrant's), Marsh-
lielil, Monday, July iiitll, from 4 to
10 p. ln, Elltertailllllellt provided; rie-
Iri-slinlellts served. Admission. 10i:.
Strnlvlicrries, vrcanl and im creuni
for sale. A delightful way I.o help ll.
good cause. _ 205115-7-ltiliilii.
“THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER" .
'i`llosi- wllo have seen “The Choco-
late Soldier" will have no diilil-.ulty
in recalling the ex<~ei|ont periorlliaiif-e
given ol’ the role ol` Major Alexius
Spiridott ily George Tulllllilll. Mr
Tilllllinll has heen it ini-lnher oi' the
rust ol' “'l`he t‘llor'olzlte Soldier" and
New York t‘ity, having llci-ll with thetl’
(‘ompany ever slllve. Mr. ’I`zllllllall hils‘
hilii il long illld llonorilhlo career ill M
thi- illezltrical prdbssioll and has been O
ease llgailrfst IP. Iloherts was adjourn- 'to Iliindli- and is at the snlllv time ll 'M
ed tothe 20th Inst, One drllllk, VV. ilnpitiil :li-tor. “'l’ili~ tfliorolillc Sol- ii
Gormley, was lined $20 or sixty days | dier" is hooked :-it. 'l`hi~ I'rini'i- l'1<Iwilrd w
ami a' case against it lad for throwing I Theatre Monday and Tueslilly, July Pl
stones was dismissed. lfltll and 20th. 'E.
gnlli'/.ntioil lit one time hoillg ill grand I
opera. Il_i> is thu possi-ssol' of it rich
tinol' voice, which he knows well how
I I I Pune, lncli stool:
mio; ar` liooivs
Pure blood enables the stomach.
liver and other digestive organsto
do their work propilrly. Without it
they :ire sliig;_gish, there is loss of
iippetite, sometimes faintness, a de-
ranged state of the intestines, and,
in general, all the symptoms of
dyspepsin.
Hood ’s Snrsaparilla makes pure
blood, and this is why it is so "ry
successful in the ireuimentl 0350
many ailments. Get. it today. ,A
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SHIPPING NEWS I
.1N\vAnu.. .lilly 14:--sein-s. oriiiia
appeared ill the slllllc 4-liilriletllr when l\Izlstnl', flrilnt, linie Vertc; Eldon,
the plily was origillnlly llroilllced ill Scott. l’lfil0ll1 |3<'2Lll'l<'0. M1101’ LGVCY.
ivtou, f
t‘.I.l<}AltIGIl. .lilly 1ti~-Scllrs. Grand
:ls-ter. (Iriiiit, l'oint du Chene; Col.
tlor. Elilll. l'it‘toll; llolvaril, Murray,
with many oi' the host travelling or- Sydllvy-
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::SODA WATER AND ICE CREAM
lierifs will-rv we shine! Our Foun-
liii is tho liilest ill the province and
e turn out the liigllvst, class drillks.
ire fruit thlvors and the cream.-
A. l~’0.~lto|'. 11ll.i’.
rlns relative to the stnlldillg of thi-i
ellool in ollllviltiollill nliitters :lnd-
ulogised the eliorts of the tellcllorl
llriilg the past _vetlrf The rule-payers
re hegilln‘lllg to realise that their,
nits he obtained, and hy so doing`
enirll. This school revolved lust year'
thorough :ind oxtellsive renovation,
THIS SALE COMES AT THE 'VERY
I MOMENT WHEN EVERY MAN WANTS TO
.DON LIGHTER GARB FOR HOT DAYS. A
$1050’
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'ilrgoes of best oniility Ilziril t‘o:ll inI
hotll int(-riorly und exleriorly, und?
now the distriift 1-an boast ot' il sellool
in nppeilriiilczc :ind ei|uiplni-llt second
to none ill the province.
::H/lap coAL-I-we expect two
BARGAIN OFFERED AT THE beginning of
the season, instead of at the far end.
There are just 20 suits in this lot-they are
mostly light greys and browns-coats are skele-
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ill.tenilullr-v oi' visitors and rulopuyors,
ments ilcviltvil to guns and ammuni-
tioll and tlslllllg lllutters. This Maile
ill (‘:llllulit’i-i sporisnlilll`s lnagnzlne is’
of ilitel'<\i<t to all tiilllalliail sportsmen
as well as to those Alllerienlls wilo
come to (‘iillndil for their llslilng or
rliniping expcl‘Ieiirel-i. \V. J-_ Ill!/lm'-I,
Iiinlllcd, pllhllsh this ninggzlzllle at ,
Woodstock, Ont. ‘
"' hien's- good for
driving, alltolllulliling or gl'ocer_v busi-
ness, fifty ini-lies long. Plain und pearl
buttons, l.,|l. and Il.i"i. i-ltyl<‘~ "‘f‘I?.lll=lI‘
pri(-0 $1.50 to $7.50, selling at .Ili per
cent. oft. ‘
Moore & l\li'.I.eod. 203fl‘7'1(;l“3I
“lloys' plllin white wash suits, only
len In the lui, Buster Brown siylv.
size three to six years. lleglllur hill".
to $1.25. for Jlflc. _ ‘
lllooro K- M<-l.coii_ 2036-7-l6lll.ll
"lindlrll-l I-`»lllnlili‘l‘ Dresses. VUHIS
ami Suits hiiif price at l‘ro\vse .llros_.
1,i,i_ 2077-7-iinvlii.
“l\le|l's~yeiIo\vIoilskills. llnnln illlll
pilots, $1.25 r|ll:llli_v, sqllillg nt. $l. _
Moore & l\li'l.i~o<l_ 20-\`lI-7»ltilllZll'
“ Snlo oi' sallilnls for infants, misses I`
rind chi re 59i it mil itil sl/cs
Do You Like
Good Chocolates?
lf” you wzlnt the purest,
best, most dainty and de-
lightful sweets-you will
find them here.
-We have an absolutely
fresh stock of
Neilson’s
Willard’s
Moir’s and
Liggett’s
-the best good Chocolates.
Put up lll dainty boxes.
MacKlNNON I
. ld n, :. l ‘.  -
Alley & (‘o_ 2089-7-1tilli2l`.--l-
  `  ti=iill|;rlllvil~1ial‘lIeilzl(t..since Miss (loli-
whicll goes to prove the illtclwst they
tiikv in the edllclltioll of their ellilllroll,
and to show their appreeiiltioll ol the
'I‘}gg, Stove and (‘-llostnlit sizes. Cus-
ioluers would do well to lenvo their
orders now as coal will he higher
inter in the season. U. Lvons & o
very urellitzlllle work that is heillg
done hy the prilivlplll, Miss Coady, and
her usslstiillt, Miss l\i< uaiil Till
‘lin ~. ljorts hy Iti.v. llr. (‘llr I’
run, und Mr. Wm. J. Mctlinn, t`orilli-l'-
l_v or lillllyvilio, and they showed hy
their ready iliisivers that they not
only lllul rt thorough grill-lp ol` the ele-
iilelliary principles .oi' eilllcntioll, hut
were well versed lil, the higher lil*zill<"ll-
os. Special lilention _might he made ol'
the Pending, t`or \vhi<‘ll al prize will-l o`I'-
t`ered. and was so closely roliiestod,
that it had -to lie drawli |'or, the lllcky
one living liertllu Murray. ’l`lle prize
for iittellflzlllce was equally nleritvll
hy l<‘lorrio lllllrrzly. Snrzlll E. llllgnll
and Rose Ililgiln, wllo attended every
day during the term, and was drawn
by lflorrio Mnrrily. The prize for
l~l|lpllciitioll was won by Louis (falla-
ghnll. After the-exillnination candy
was distl'ihllti'd unlong those present.
'l‘lli~ people of I'}|li_\'v1lIi» are to he von-
glatulllteil on reiilinillg thc _services
oi' sllrh nn l-Ilii-irnt :ind pililistaiciilg
|>l'ill<-Ipnl, as the scllool has l-lllown
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pils were thlorollghly oxilliiIllI‘<l ill the graphic Supplies, also Developing and
ii`i'i “ t .'ll '. - -
Quality Drugstore. ‘ 0972-5-15Mtf.
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::Kodaks, Brownie Cameras, Photo-
rlnting, at Johnson & Johnson, The
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An Answer to
the Question
ol Quality
May be found at OU
TORE. We have solved .
he question for our custom-
rs, through years of ex-
erience_in which we have
learned that QUALITY IS
THE TRUE TEST OF
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_ Bargains
lf ou want, good, pun
' reliable tehacco go to ai
honest manufacturer. W
have eamestly strlven to
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establish such a reputation, and believe our old friends
will say that we have neverdisa
T ' t Ch ° T b o epresents not only
"2:l?%t df'fbI°ts butetvlldnbe st tt; i?ecIi:adrin the tobacco line.
Hickey & Nicholson'l`ob. Co., li-_
phyme 3 4 5 - -- Manufacturers
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::SODA WATER AND ICE CREAM
-if you have ever tried- ollr Soda
Water and lee (Irenm we think you
will agree with ns when wo say its
second to ilollc In the city. A line
foulltain. nn np-to1lat.e r:nl°hoilater,
true i`rnit flavors and prompt service
place ns in it position to give you the
very host ill this line.-E. . I-‘o
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CH EAPN ESS. We apply the
QUALITY TEST in OUR -,
WN BUYING, and urge 1
ou to do the same. I
If you are interested i
getting THE BEST DRUGS
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ppointed them. Hickey’i1
A stei-
lentral Drugstore. 2053-7-153i.
working. Stamped Linens and
Tllreads oi all kinds. 88 Great George
Street.
2036-6-22MlM0
Miss Ada Bradbury
88 Great George Street.
Art Needle Work and mnterials for
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AND DRUG SUNDRI ES
T LOWEST POSSIBLE
RICES-PRICES CON-
ISTENT WITH QUALITY
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our name to our list
atlsiled customers.
“Immediate proof is not our
aim, but we figure that wher
0
quality and services are right
profit will take care of itself."
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Extra Good Window Screens
and Screen Doors---See Tllflll
The simplest and easiest way i0 rid YOUY h0m€_0f the
l n °
pesky, germ carryiniphouse ily
is to keep them out, if they
once get in no amount of swatting, poison or sticky Paper Wi
remove them. ~
_ Proeeet your h0lIl0 BKHIDSI the
f` `-~~ - ' ` ' ‘__ time
‘ house fly nuisance and at the 881119
enjoy ine cool refreshing breeze
by geiting ii supply ol our lm-to-lllll°
window screens and screen doors.
Our window screens are sllown in
the standard length!! illld W0 Hd'
justsble kinds, made from good qual-
wood ami wire We have a very
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HE QUALITY DRUGSTORE.
Corner Kent and Prince Sf.
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Coal
soo iomifchesi-
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nut & Stove sizes §.?.§§,S ‘¥f§'“<i$`§§..” 53° 3?.
Ildige and complete line of screen
doors all sizs and styles-tho strong
well made kinds that Inst long and
give satisfaction always.
Today, right now is the time to
cali and get your screens. Our win-
, `
'due about August `»hal’S,a!l '
'5th.
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Quality Gll£ll'3lI~ leading horsemen and_ will
I _ be appreciated by you if you
ed _ put its merit to the test.
te . _ _ _ \ /
‘r lders and Distemper Cure is
Corn( our
Horse’s Cough
'Mac's'llorse Cough Pow-
the safest, simplest and sure-
st remedy that as_yet_ been
offered. It acts quickly and
h0rse’s health it just cures,
Isnt it worth your while
giving this unique curative
an honest trial? It is used
and recommended by other
' IF OUTSIDE THE CITY-ORDER BY MAIL
'33;'i..§.ff`§’£§.ii."l2"i0°§i§'ZI`...d'§‘l`Ifiii? ' , F  - ~ ' I _ _
 fc.. la Full. if '   I
I ' . , , ° ° _ __ , .I WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION ABSOLUTELY
Fennel' Chandler -Phfmg 298 4e’efn‘eAT oeones.:-ones I
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ton lined or lull lined as you choose. 'Trousers
have turn up cuffs and belt straps. The sizes run
from 33 to 42 inch chest measure.
of the suits in this lot
were $15.00, 17.00 and 20.00. We offer  
them for this week end bargain at just ~
Now, every man who wants to keep cool is
recommended to see this lot as soon as he can.
Every suit is good-you will find every one
smart, stylish and a fitter.

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Blue flannel two piece $ .50I
Suits, regular $12.00 for
IIERE IS A DANDY SUMMER WEAR BARGAIN. These blue flannel suits
show a small pin stripe, and are made ofa splendid summerweight material. 'I`he coats _
I are made in the new narrow shoulder model and are unlined. 'Trousers are the new ,_
straight English model, with cuff and belt loops. We have all sizes in this   I
bargain lot. The regular price is $12.00, week end. . . . . . . .
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Green, Tan, Pink, etc.
Half Price Sale of
Dainty Wash Goods
Crepes, Voiles, etc. in Plain, Striped and fancy
All new selling HALF PRICE
THIS IS THE RESULT OF AN OVERSTOCK IN A BIG Wg. `
wholesale -Dry Goods waiehouse. They _had too much wash --";`
goods-smart nice new English and American Weaves-offered
us our own choice at half price.
Naturally we chose what we thought were the nicest _patterns
-they are all here and ready now-you will see a big display of
them as you come into the store.
We bought at half the regular cost-we are selling at half the
regular price. The wholesaler looses a lot of money-we make a f
profit-you make a big saving.
Plain Crepes, fine 40 _inches wide, Black, Delft Blue, White
Rose, Sky, regular
36c now only 18c
Fancy Stripe Crepe Vo_iles, shown in effects of Grey, Blue, -
Tan, a pretty soft firm material, great values at
40c now only 20c
Fancy Kliop Crepe, White ground, showing colored effect of
_ 45c now only 23c
Silk Stripe White Crepe, /I0 inches wide, thin, line, firm'
dainty fabrics, one that sells regularly for
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