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--lu. a-relua uoug anu mlm nan- must locomllslry
alll- Lang, fhgon, _were in Summer- cent discount allowed. Minimum
order, and five per
gm, omsatur ay, charge twentriive cents.
-Bowley and Mrs. Leard, North
last week - - P
- e Morning Daily Guardian can
ora, Summerslde.
Th
 m¢m mmm; ln nsqsqne mn be obtained at I.»afferty‘s Tonsorlal
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Y _ . .
 I':l_;'i1, Sbeflad, N. B., TB
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-Keep out the filthy flles.`Gat
_,_ ____ ,_,.+__,_ ._._-_ B_ Mr _ your screen windows and' ‘screen
 hQ_,j,, ___._,.,,,,,,_ _J_ and S doors at Holmans. Turn to page 128
- ' " ____ _ o! Holman's Catalog. 5-6dr3i.
__-MII. J. W. Srhcrland, Hamp-
fbll, N. B., arrived ls._:'. evening for n
-Subscribers should renew a week
_ 'nd Summmside J paid for has expired and thus not
, _ .
miss an issue, as all papers are dis-
,__PH_ _,.______k_ E__,____t Wm be 'Im to continued promptly on expiry date.
neolre .lEi- .l:-.vsgadvertlsing and
'silbFl.rlp;1ons in Atherton and vlcin i
-Don't fail to get our prices on
nn Hi. om” _,_______` .,°_ is .,_ gmgh quality, heavily galvanized
gllsh Fox wire. A bi-g shipment
»  `_f just received-all sizes. R. 'I‘. Hol-
isgxwamfg,  ,_  ,;E,':1pTgt$'h`:,;` man, Linlitedi Sumrnersldc. 5-tidrzi,
course at the ‘ "J 'lr -,ommercial Col-
leie and ha.  _mal-ded the Col-
rrn ta hu puems Nelson and M,_s_ or two before the time they have
- The schooner (‘-arl E. Richards,
mu mplomh .arrived in Hummel-side Saturda with
 --- R
Y
cargo of Inverness Screened Coal
_T C  _, Charlottetown. for R. T. Holman, Limited, and is
L, Mslnnnnn, i~;_..~._..c, Harry James. "0
w unloading. 'Pills is B good chance
ohulottetown reslstered Lt the tu get coal right from the schooner.
was ‘ Hotel, ~ Sllmmerside hct\.'f¢6n
_ lest evening and 5.30 Bllturday
evening.J. ‘
in
1" t
-R M stuart Hamiurn- H H °‘
5-iSi1\r2i.
-If you insist on absolute purity
seeds then you should get sampled
I-lolluan's seeds. The Clipper clear-
! - - '  ' ' nl-r installed by Holman’s is the
Matlee, Toronto; Alex. Pa ks, Toron- m
tb; registered at the - :i _-l House. P
Biimmtreide, between __ ‘ . -ist even-
ing and 5.30 ur-. ~-..l.
-Attention l 0
I R
R. 'r. Holm .fl-
Wllo 1 p gn - of .Ip
charge _ ng r\ $l5.vu and over m
to any ~.l _ _ on P. ‘<I_ .ll»‘und us
W
will he son. on page one f K’ ""‘ ¢‘¢\U\~ W
log.
-The Cascapedla arrived i, ~lulu- _
merside lronl Montngol: ycstcrdsl' -q
' ornirvz with a large cargo after dis- ge
ost eilecicnt machine _ln use in this
rovlnee to clean all kinds of seeds.
_ ` 5-3dr6l.
-Attention is called to the large
d of Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd., Sum-
erside, which appears in this isnllr-
hey have n large supply of suits for
on and hoyl-l and people would do
ell to see these before going cisc-
here. 5-7<lr1i.
-Miss Jean Currie, agent, in the
-. e of Miss A.G. Burrows, Slimmer
tre°t, will he glad to receive all
we, advertising and subscriptions
5-  `»’» ‘5» Uh” l"'ft ff" l'l""°“- in Sunlmersldo and vicinity. Her of
Sn .-.,.~ .- -’ .rl return on '1“u.“ls<lay h
ce phone No. is 50, and residence
even-~.. 'r 'ill take away J flings phone, 25, ‘
of }~ f. ~ _nd other freight.J,
"We have n full line of the fnmous
"-~Rev. i-I. J. Fraser. Summerslde, Rexall remedies. There are. 300 of
leaves this morning for Toronto to these preparations, one for every
attend a nleetlng of the General As~ ordinary ill, nod by actual results
semblnge (`-ommittce on Young scoured they are claimed to he thc
Peoples Societies, of which he is a best preparations of their kind on
member. He will be alll-lent nhont the market. These remedies are non-
tm, daysny, _ sccrct, The formula is printed on
each label and you know just what
--The Enlprcss arrived ln S; '= mer- YU" are b“Yi“l¥- I_“*‘l“'- "‘“ R"¥““"
side last evening at 7.45. St.; had 'U he “"9 -V"" gl* ‘V The M°K‘“"“"
35 passengers going and 65 return- 1'
rug i`-o., The Rcxall Fitore. (‘or
mg Her 0u,_wa_-rd cargo c0n,,,R-,_,,_d ner Great George and Kent Streets.
of 2000 bags potatoes. 3'cars mixcd
freight and one horse. Flor inward
cargo was Zcars flour. and scars M
mixed irnight.J. - -
-Gordon and Mrs. Hudson anfl Col- _
son Bharkey, North Tryon, Mary llfllz- __
Niel, lnlrerlnann, and Bowley Mcln- "
' drtf.
RS. J. A. KAULB/\(‘-H
PASSES AWAY AT TRURO.
TRURO, "May 5-Mrs. Kaulllacll,
'ie ol Rev. J. A. Kaulbach, airch-
- 'oil of Nova Scotia, died this
mn Tryon _en ____ SM__r_,a [nr D__s_ afternoon at three o‘clock_ For ahollt
Y -_
ton. Thr-.y will he lrreatly missed '
from their lurlre eil-~ of acquaint.-
anccs, and hopes of ;_»,..ou fortune so "
with them. Miss' Lauro Snnrkey nc ffl:
companicd the party l-is fur all Sum- ,_
nerslde.
-_.__
yeur this highly estccmcd lady has
--u in failing health. Yet the end
- ne suddenly, following g serious
urge in her condition on Wednesday
st. One son, Captain H. A. Kaul-
nch, formcrly of Kingston Military
college. now in India, in the impcrlul
_Raw w_ D_ wallacm IL D__ service, iS the only child. The sym-
Brooklyn writes to an exchange on pathy at the wh°]° "'"'“m""“'y lr""‘
April 2.5: "We mon hero are always U
ut to the heresvcll llushnnd, who for
Kind to sec men from tho mnritilue f°"l'-V`th“"° y°3m`“'l‘*‘“ been ""0"" "l
Diovlnees. Just. _now we are havinl-Z n St' Johnvs Epiacolml "h""°h'
visit from Rev. Osgood Morse, of
Bummerside. I judge frf- -l the merry
spirit he "anifel-its that ue is having
a good s= '_-roii*ah"‘ ..n1e, and will
return tt, - 'oo _inch refreshed
sl'ocl< Nolis
°'-Dixon Bros., Hampton, have
d __ _ _ __ sold half interest. in their cnl`rilr;.:r
1” 1"? y “ ___ _ stallion oama Bra-/.ell-m., to o..l. Mt-
`-Tryon River is surely exrelling it- L
ean, North Wiltshirc. This llorsc
self in yielding ‘cp extra lsrgp nah will stand at Hampton Mills during
this se“0n_ The “._¢_,,,~ nouwd nn this season. See hantlhills. 5~7drll.
item from another community where
trout \v'-r" -'au ;‘~t ‘.veighi;n1z one and
a l---’ .. »~l. ‘olln A. Lyman was
ffm- '.~,.~ .. htoit my/thing especially
large. His catch weiglled nearly two
pounds. N' "' "r . Howatt best
this by goiw- . 'rounds fifteen
ounces, and ‘--f- I ." lt least, Wal-
ter Bell pull-  -» eckled hcnuty
weighing t' - 'u urls, five ounces.
This is a st- . _ --rrlt fish. but no
fish-story.
-The body ot' -' _ MacKenzie who
was drowned in il-_.int River some
weeks ago was found yesterday morn-
ing by Joseph Cnughlin about a mile
below the Dunk '-River bridge. 'Flac-
hody had evidently laln in the mud
under the ice for N considerable time
hut was not badly disfivu -1. (Enroll
er Jsrdlno was notifier' "1 '* he, after
conferring with the ` of the
deceased who had ~ `-2.-ntinofl
the body, col 'e " 'duel-l
was not noses “Print
was given ar- sr`
*'-Elmer Dawson, Augustine i‘o\'c,
has recently purchnsrd rl large driv.
ing horse, a Praeceptor, from Wm.
Callheck, Tryon. This llorso ill s
stranger to Tryon, but is likely to
prove himself the equal of any ol the
local drivers in speed and carriage,
°*-Horsemen and others inter
ested in stallions, are re-
quested to write us and re-
ceive "free a proof of twenty-
seven (27) magnificent cuts of stal
lions, etc., etc. A postal card will
bring them together with sample
"Horse Cards" and prices, and full
particulars as to the best way to
glve your stallion publicity. Address,
The Charlottetown Clllsrdlan,
4-18drtf. Charlottetown.
SIR LOUIS DAVIS
K, (‘._ M. G. IN BflB'l'0N,
Tim annual dinner nf the f~"arvarri
Fnuadinn (iluh was held nt thc North
Ingham Hotel, Boston on Thursday
Gd f-0 thi* 1 `l\ '-1 - -1- ‘Wevcning the 2nd inst. Stllsrl, (T. Mu-
wiiarg -' -- wwe- vr. t.r"'e place Well-
Ddlddy. 1
'-_At n_meei.lng in 'H ---.ilion on
Saturday evening n vompazlv was
formed with a- view to extelldlu the
telephone system for thot locality
t`u`il\ntv members have already take-
llcod of Toronto the president, of the
Club-, acted ns tollsl.ml\stcr. Tho prin-
Cifiu. speaker of thc evening was Hil-
flouis Dnvlos K. (7. M. G., one of the
Supreme Uollrt Jlulges of Gallatin,-
riorvnerly of Charlottetown hut now of
.7.r.l=.\rn who has been spending a wool.
ln Boston. He touched hricfly on the
shares in the prf‘.lc<-.li and there areltrslle relations hvtwl-on ("-snndn and
mo- l- follow : Tile following
alrt- lil- --»"=-rs: 'President John
Blrlll--:f-ll, *ice President, Fred J.
Lockel.‘»_\. Iecretary, Howard Ram-
say. Work will he commenced im-
medlately afterlplantlng and lt is ex-
pected that the line will he in opera-
tion hy the first of July. It will
connect with the main 'system at
Melpeque.J. 1
110% _CASH _
.Given to  selling lots in
,Ngw R  Beautifully
located om Bout Shore of river
_opposite Montreal. Electric Car
_ » connection with City. Clear titles-
lxireme-y low ees : Forty
dollars t nd npwu-3 per-lot on easy
tei-lno of payment.
Wrlteorwinfor fuiilnfonneiion,
., ..S0lrnl salons uno co..
'lls¢.¢:alL»eae¢.w~¢. Mmml.
the United States, lult dwelt more ul
length on (_‘-anadn'n (lonnrctlon with
the mother country. pointing out thc
ties which hind us lndil-lsoluhly and
forever, on his opinion, ns parts ol
the great imperial Federation. His nd-
dross was characterized by humor,
keen political lnsllzht ardent patriot-
ism. and had a strong imporialistic
ring while his delivery was as spirit-
ed, vlgerlls, and enthusiastic as ll
man in middle life. Among those pre-
sont were Dr Deng Rand ofthe Phil-
osophical Department of Hsrvnrn, H.
Haddington Bruce one of the wrlfors
for the New York “Outlook” Prof.
Simpson of Trinity Bollege, Toronto,
Prof Harris of Harvard, William Bie-
werts of Boston, and Prof. W. S.
Fgrguson of the Department of His-
tory of Harvard who moved the v,0tc
of thanks to Sir Louis. Prof. Fergu-
'lllnved by the son of one who had
P _ _ _sl
stand drought It tends to _grow in
dense tufts unless steded thickly or
grown with other grasses. Intf0llU¢_0d
into England from Vlrglllill ill 17l14»
it became very Dolilllllr “H H l"1_“t""°
grass. It does well in the Marltlnld
Provinces, and grows on a \'Hl‘lc\Y0f
soils but prefers a dew. l'|€l1. lllolst
clay loam.
'rhla is essentially _a vsstvrc zrw
starting very GHTW ill the EI“`l“g'
stands drouth well and Elves H 500"
growth late in the fall. It is very
nutritious, is relished by stock, and
stands close grazing.
Il cnt lor nay lt atal-ta nr llulclily
giving n good undergrowth. 'l’he hay
is of good quality, if cut-at thi* l’\"'l“
or time, hilt it is more- inl\ll‘l‘-d by
mln than rlnlnthy and lw\‘<lf‘\' 1"
curc. it matures with early ""1 "_|“‘
vcr. being a week or ten days earlier
thall Timothy or lute rod clover. ll.
should be cut for hay in ¢ilU'lY hl0“"‘
as it rapidly becomes woody nftei' HIP
bloom has fallen.
The som weighs I4 lbs. to the bus-
hel and _usually costs about 15 to 25i'..
per lh. It is sown by hand or mixed
with the grain.
Mesdow Fescllr-is 3 hardy perennial,
with fibrous roots which go drrply in-
to the soil. lt is grown successfully
in tho .Eastern Provillecs and is onl-
of the most popular' pasture grnsnrl:
of Old Ellglnllrl. `l`t prefers n cool.
moist rlimnte nlld s loam soil llul.
has a wide range of adnptllbillty.
Meadow Foscllc is cspcclnlly valu-
able for pcrnlnnent. pnl-:ture-, or an ll
hay snd pasture llrnss in the lollgcr
rotation:-_ lt docs uoi grow vt-ry
csrly ill sprinl: but grows lalc into
the autuuln. lt rlulllrvs droutll and
stands grazing well. It is quite pala-
table and lllltrltious nlld ranks high
for hay, ripening with ’I‘iln<»tlly, nl-
sikr- or late rrrl c|<\\'cl'. It ripclll:
quickly nftvr flolvvriug und slloulll hc
lm.l‘vor=toll with pl'ru|ll»flu‘:~=s.
Nru'l.llrru Unnvns null ldulio are the
seed centres for this gross. 'l‘llc sued
weighs nllout 25 lh.-:_ to lllc lulslwl
and is so\\'l\ hy llllull or with thc
grain. It rcully vontll ov(-l' 204-_ pol'
lh.
Full lull is ll long livlwl, l\ll|'<l_\'
l:rlll<l~: |;rou'iul; l~:oll\l~lilllclfl sir lvl-t ill'
height.. ll was l'ulti\'l|ll\ll i|l illv New
lduglllufl Siutos in tho rllrly pnrt ol
thi' llilloivvllfll l-vulury null vllluvll for
its curly hurl rnpill iyruwill. Il. inns-l
llncinlly u.lll\pil‘|l to ll lllll, llry l-li~
nlli'il.l‘. allll n light, ¢l|'y_ soil. 'l‘lll.-l
~~ --- ~'\\wmn plan
_ . _  - -. :ln
lull sauu ll. la_|.uu|usulu uulu ug watu ’ _ _ _ - _ ___.i ‘ ` - -   Q|°‘. _"__, L__ - __
THE 1sLA ND s Buslssr STORE. - f 
_ o clocl,Seiurdeys ¢ll¢¢|,|q|_._ _ . li
Ltrllss is uslllllly llowll for p|'l‘lllx\|ll~nl,
pl~ist||rl‘ vspcl-inll_v on pollr lnllll. ll.
gives lux czlrly, rnpitl :lull colliillllolu-'l
|:ro\\'l.h lhr<»ll;;l|lult the r~'l-.ni-=r»|l. ll,l
protlllrcl= fnir lilly mul llllltllrcs with'
Orchurll (li‘ll.-s, llhlrly lied (‘ll\vcru1l<l|
Alfallu. \Vlll~.l| l-uf for lilly hllth l“ull‘
Oat and tlrclmrll (l|'asl~l give n qnil-_k
and ullululnill. uficrl_'rn\vil\. i`l|l.
pronlptly \\'ll¢~l| llloluiolns llclzill lo
rome out, i\‘l'l\<l costs ullput alllllo us'
that uf tll‘l'llll|'<l ill':\l<:< and is sl»\\'n
in the sululr Iunuuor. It is high in
gorniiuulioll, llnrll_\‘ null gives u goml
stand. ‘
Mcullow l<‘oxluil closely l~0scm-hlcs
'l‘imotl|_v lu :lppoalwlllrc and grncrnl'
llnllits of l;rl»\vl_h_ lf is very popnlnr
fm' Pol'lllal\1'lll p:t.~‘l.llrl- in liluglnnd l~.<
llliifilllly in thc sllol\.p-gl'n:/,ilig lliHll'ir|_-'_
ll. roqllircn lt moist, cool climate lll|lI|
is well-slliloll fo rich, low-lying llllnsli
soils. ll. llocs wcll on soils which urn
mort- or less sprinzy ut certain sen-
sons.
This grass docs not rnncll its Ilesl.
until the sol-ollrl or third yvltr. llnro
cstnlllisllod it is the earliest grass in
spring' und grows up quickly llflr-l-
frrnziulz. ll is ln,|l<-_h relished hy sf.ru'k
_llcwllll-'o of its nhllnrlnllt soft lnufll.go_
l`l1v socfl ivcizlis only fl ills. to filo,
lluslllll nrld must ho sown by haurl.l
All soul luust. bc llllportcll and colslls,
lrfun 2i0 to mic. per lh.
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.llols line P ruling, slyllsll slllls al 
  _Money lSdvlng l Prices -
SomeiN0iallle Examples from our Big Stock of W. li. Johnston and
This Slylisll Brown Worsled Suit
$19.00
For fashionable dressers
this handsome suit will please
the most exacting tastes,
The material is ll superior
quality brown imported worst-
ed. spule wool fabric allow-
ingu neat slripe design. The
cont' is a illrce button model,
has hand felled collars, hand-
made button holes, with lin-
ings and trimmings of ihe
cholcest quality. 'l`rousers‘are
finished with five pockets
and loop: for belt. A suit you
would l-xpect to pay $25.00
for. All shes up to 42, our
price  .........$l9.00
A Swell Line al
$20.00
\`ery flue English worsled
ill London smoke or iaupe
shades. small check design
with flue stripes running
ihrough; li beautiful suit,
sllowlllg illc most expeli tail-
oring in every respect, one of
our very best lines, Price
.....................$20.00
" lligh qualillh if
Phil- very fashionable double breasted suit ls
tailored from a good grade brown worsted in ll very
dainty pattern design. The linings and trimmings
are of the best character and the workmanship shows
the touch and finish of the skilled designer. A.
I , f if°i ll . _ . . .
These values are lloi ‘sur- ood “ye 'per ec I an We guarantee sellslecilon ln
passéd _mywhue in ca_____|___ good workmanship, all tailored ln sanitary, _ every __“p_____‘_
I ____________ , healthful work rooms. ...
Smart Double Breasled Suil "The Acme of Good Tailoring"-
_ _ $16.00 _ _ Navy Blue Botany Serge=$17.00
nobby :suit for dressy weal',sizes 36 to 42. Price.$l6 N and dressy suit, assorted sizes. Prlce.... _ _ _ . ..l>l7
l _
Perfection Brand Clothing for _Men and Boys. l
Young i- Men’s  
3 Bullen Sack _

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a - 
'“'°“"' W“'Sl°" '  ’i  __
Suit-$11.00  P   
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A snlartsult and one  'f ‘    ,  ‘-._
~-._:<f _.;,'- I.. ‘:;':-;,:: ,`._--"3, '
of the greatest valueS  _-am f=-=.=.< <""-'-='l.
we have cvcr shown.     z
Tailored in the fashion-       
able three button sack "WE   1
style from a nice qual-  B 
ity, neat design, brown  
fancy worsted, a good ___ 
grade of twilled Italian     _
for body lining with l    
proper nside triiiinl-  ___i_f_€'.5
ings. Trousers are cut »   1
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i  5°;§;;.‘ 1 ilu.
,...
in the regulation style _f ;.,;,_;; 
and have loops for belt, _ - p »
if needed. A suit to _ ___ 
which we invite tllc l
keenest co1;upar_ison.
All sizes up to 44 inch.
Special value per suit.
  
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Past color indigo dyed Botany Serge, a cloth
that hill give more genuine hard wear than almost
any other material at same cost,fil'st class workman-
ship in every respecl;singlc breasted sack stylc,hai1d
felled collar and button holes. A stylish serviceable
“Nl 'l`f‘l* is n very llalwly, lonl;-livf-qi,
grass with crnopinl: roots which form:
s flvnsr turf. ln thc New Ehglllllll'
alleles if slnmls next to 'l`i|urllh,v in_
ooplllsrlty as ,, my gr,,5,,_ ;,,,,,.,,,-,,,,_,.
moist sollla and will stand flomiillg, l
It rwlllirru A couple of yr-nl-r,~ tn hc.;
some well established and in there-I
lore valuable only in pernlarlent pan `
ture or in lone rotations. ll, in L-gp;-. 1
‘TIF-"Y Nlfilll-f‘_fl for low-lying, wet
lhnrln \\'lll'l‘l‘ lf. ylnltlu Ilqrgn r-|1198 ,,|
hd-.v. rip:-ning with 'i'ilnothy, /llgikw
and White Ihltl-ll (flow-l-_ 'l-hte., fm".
make nn excellent. luixi,ul'c fl-l' huv
on suull nllils. ll. is onr<ilyl'llrnll mul
lll‘\lH‘+= lrooll h|\_v. A llushnl nf nl-ml
weighs I4 lllll., lull. the l~l-l~|m,|m,||
noorl lwrllolllllvs guns (0 44 l},;;_ It
Illlllally rllrlls l!'>l:. up por ||,_
U O li
A lil|lllll1l‘lll~ of "irish (`.rll\l<‘.l~5" ar-
r|\'f2d todl-l_v frolll lrelallll. Those po-
tatoes w1‘l‘o lnsprcloll as llullfnx, hy
thc llominlon llovornmont inspector
and his report. to the Dr-pnl'l.rncnt of
A|.:.ri<‘lllt|lro here states that they nro
a. vr-ry _sound lot, :ind frnc from cank-
“»l`. 'Phcy arc now for sulc hy James
Mctlllillnn, flllnrlottr-.to\v|l.
Ao many farnlers ns possible should
‘“"l""V""" ffl lZ0f` n somll qlmntlty of
l-NUR” Pntators to prow their nrxt
-V"""'" FW'-fl "H l-lilly nro n good nlnrll-
Dlllhlc Vnricty, nlwnys lu llclllalul.
,_,,,, is 3 mn 0' the lata Benaror - "Mac’s Blood 'Food is the best
Donald rargllaon ol Charlottetown. 'DHHS WMC “L12 'W' °_:"=' "°5°_;‘ |”“,_‘f;'_“
.Tr was lJartlcularly»gratiilyil1s, said "P0" 91° fn" °- A 0* °‘5_7d8_°
slr Loma, to have a vote or tnanlla Tw° Mm- ~
"Chase disease, get good health
balm g, ins-long opponent politically
.nd yn mnmglly ¢h¢_ .Wag-most 0( use Mlc’s Blood Food, a bot' 5042-' S'7d|'11
6-1diIi irlendd. ' The Two Macs _
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Men’s Grey Worsled
_ Suit $l3_.50
For the middle aged or elderly
msn this is a suit that will particu-
larly appeal to. The material is a
fine English worsied, a firm, even
finish and good weight, llle shade
is a quiet dark grey with just
enough color and design io relieve
the plllill rlppearallce. li is splen-
llidlv goilcll up, ll; made in the
single breasted sack model :md is a
suit that will give llillvcmnl satis-
fartloll. All si/.es up to 46 inches.
Price...............  $l350`
$15.00 is a .Popular Price _
We have some choice lines at this
figure. Men's English Worsied Soils,
blown ground with neat contrasting stripe,
maki ‘g n very handsome design- Is it tail-
ored lbio a most desirable 3 button sack
model, -has excellent linings and trimmings
throughout. Trousers are well cut and
finished with loops for belt. All sizes 36'to
42. Choice value per suit . . . _ ... ._ $l5.00
Young men’s Bron ze! \>Vorslt-cl Suit
with small self stripe, ll_~aolifully ` finished
throughout. A notable line at the plice
...-.........-.......  ..........l5.00
'single breastfd style, Well llmil Wim
`-in éveryi wny. Special value for spring Sel-
.l
Some of lhe 0lller Prices in
_ Men's Sllils
that space does not permit s mention of.
but which are equally good value. “fe
shown at $4.75, 6 oo; 6.75. 7-5° 'md ’°°‘f°'
This line in particular, very SP@C_“‘l
st the price---Men’s Dark Brown Canadian
Tweed Suit,slrong weave and good wels_l1l,
neat stripe effect, making a good looking
and serviceable suit for every dnl’ Wear'
Italian hotly lnlanll fwd~i>f°l>¢flv 2°“°" “P
Hug' pgfguit _  ..........»|»¢--$6 75
Boys' Two Piece Sulls---$1.75 ' This park 3|-own Tweed a
Boys' two piece Stills made from dark Canadian Tweed ' ' `
snlnllpslterll deslgll, good weight for spring wear, single;
llrcasied siylo, mai lulilnllul -llp to neck. Pauls coitoul lined.
A wondelful suli ni the price.
_ Ages .4 io 7 yrs. price $|.75
ll Hull() ll l,
l ll lllllz in in
Boys' llcublc Breaslell Tweed Sails al
_ $2.85
Boys' two piece suits made from dark Canadian Tweed,
bronze shadeglouud, with ueatsirlped effect, cut in double
breasted model so popular this season, knee pants, cotton
lined throughout. One of the best values we have ever shown
in boys' suits.
Ages 7 io lo yrs. Price $2.85 _
» or Il ra I1 lf H 
_ 4| I3 li I5 -| ll 3_7
lays’ _une rwenl suns al-$4.50
A nice quality cloth in dark pattern design very nest
and tasty, well tailored cost made up ‘in Norfolk model.
Penis Bloomer style. A very handsome suit and exits value-
at our price.
` Ages 8 1_0 lo yrs. $4 50 - 0 »
2 oo
2.50- ,
5
__ -Beilcr   llllfsled Tw” 0
_ P _ Piece- Sells $5.00 io $8.50
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I ‘ In fine colored woreted snile for boy! W* °"° “h°‘f.:g¢r
bl s rtlnent. 'I‘lie.two piece suits in I-f1¢l¢ l°°d" fo' _|, .
I. _ begs gsm zz _to_l6 years are sch in demand, and °“_' ‘_‘___f;_ '
'~ ling-glvu yearn ll-mls. l r _l'el~*=¢_1l°»_-_ ‘l`}i°,,',’§”§,'llt.~¢l°».
_ . ~~ l -lags use  tum wane in ull: -glesson -
._ Ages ll-to x6~yesrs, prlcéd H0111 $5-W *° ' ' _ ,-
winner al -the l'ri¢.;e__.__
l A st1Peri0r grade strongly woven Canadian 'l`l\-ccd sllll
d l The
in a Pfetty clark brown shniie with_ small stlipe 6'# Ell-
coat is made doublebreasted and ls well tllilor_e_d §|I_f_<_>_‘_'_§l_l:_‘_’_f_'_f
being well lined with strong italian and good ins e r _ “__
. Pants are cotton lined and are cut good and full ln the cg
item that lends to more satisfactory wear. _
V Ages 7 to 8 yrs.' PflC¢ $3-0°
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Larger sizes up in proportion. _ _ _
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