R a THE DAILY nen CHARLOTLETOWN FEBRUARY 2 Pe rene eRe Y OP, f Ca ey a ® " fy ey a ot 8 i , oboe 4G f i a. . tp tf is cA Ea, by he * a PRO A AS TB AD OP SRE TT. gp ae why > we mh i 2 Ky i - ‘ od ed + é J B A i _s K iad ach Sia P Nets fae aaa FIFTH DAY Big Cl ge ETE aie ae OF OUR rance Sale > ancl t Dress Goods ; ‘ 7 - . Line ow¢ lings, 25 per cent off. All W hite Wear. ™ ide up, 25 per cent discount. } . . } «) All Fur Goods, 33 3 ' off Bed Comforts and Blankets, 25 per cent. off. Rugs, 25 per cent discount. \ll Flannelettes net marked in gre ticket subject to 25 p.c. All made up gocds, “white’ Sateen and Furniture 25 per cent discount. Cr Ss, 20 per cent discount. Eiderdowns, 20 per cent discount. Bed Tickings, 20 per cent discount. Grey Flannels, 29 per cent discount. Bed Cher 20 WI U n! vleac hed She Grey .. able Napkins r Night Dress: Men’s Unde: ae 5 w ae ns and ‘ 70 er cent discount. per cent discount. sting, 10 ae cent discount. Towelling marked saie price. inarked sale price. Prints, 5, MEN'S LIST... te Cotton, 1 ottons, net. s, 25 per cent off. wear, 25 per cent off. T weeds and Worsteds, : 25 and § off. Men’s Collars, Shirts and Scarfs, Sweaters, 25 per cent off. Braces and Fancy Gents’ Studs, Collar Buttons, 25 p c off All Fancy Sbirts, ! Why we callit “Store News.” We geners|!y avoid tlhe use of the word ignificance it savors of solicitation. 3 off 0 “advertisement,” and leave the argue and we don’t lie. store news of to-day. egretful, but resigned. can. 5, 10, 12C. 25 per cent off. because in its later And tosclict you to come or are things that we never do. We try to put the facts before you, rest to you. Here we make them good, quite as much for our own benefit as for yours. Here are some’— Gloves, Black and Colored Kid AT 1-3 OFF FOR CASH. Ladies’ Kangroo Skin 4 clasp faycy back $1.50, cizes 53. 6}, 6 Black Gloves, colored stitching, buttoned and laced, regular price $1.50. Black Gloves, 7 Black Gloves, 4 Black Gloves, 7 Black Gloves, 7 Black Gloves, 5 Black Gloves, a ite st itching, 4 button, © ream and Wh @ washing Gloves, colored stitching, size 5}, 6, 64, | regular stud lacing, $1.25, sizes 5}, 6, 6} ; . ine stud lacing, size oy 6, 64, $1.25. price $1.2 2 ¢ : €s ax buttoned, size 5}, 6, 6}. regular price $1.25. svud lacing, size 54, 5, 6h. regular price $1.00. 5 stud lacing, size 54, 6, 64, regular price $1.00. regular price 50c,size 53, 6, 64. | We don’t - black and colored, 25 per cent and 4 off discount | Covering to buy Unbleached Table 80 in. English Plain Sheeting for.............. 25¢ 80 in, Extra Heavy English Plain Sheeting for.. 27c is0i. (“= Fine Soft Bound Thread GN GE 6 kino wet i deismee Nk cae 26¢ 'Slin. Extra Heavy Twill Sheeting for........ 24 / 81 in.Heavy Soft Thread English Twill for.... 28e | 72 in, Piain SNGCICg. TO Fa iin coe do o's swede ee ees 19¢ -80in. “ " mere re o 260 <4nk ebeen 27¢ Paes 9 e OLS chp sae p ewe 28¢ (42 in. Circular Pillow Cotton for.........++... 13c The above pieces have bean reduced 25 per cent. Twenty dozen Disabled 'Towels,but not through soaking. _ Their selling power is cripied by being slightly on the double ends. F pure Irish flax Linen. { able steck taken from reserve. the following prices: | Heavy Huck Oatiaeal design Irish: Linen Towels 18x 3 | This Towel is well worth 50c a dozen more 22 x 40 Huck Towel with fast color border. This Towel is generally sold at 22c each. ee ee ee eee Se ee ay ee ee ee ee 2zc 24 x 45 Huck Towel fast border fringed eee a6... Sa sa sas -- $2.40 worth Pl. 2 Unbleached Table Damask, Daisy designs 48 in. Ween GE... x > datbined ot dura a6 ae ee Dmask Pansy design 52 in. is the If it interests you, | you willcome in, If it dosen’t, we are! On this principle, you can under- stand why we try to make the news as) economically interesting as we po:sibly The facts must do their own talk- ing—consequently they must be forcible. A bad bargain is the very worst thing we could give you for our own interests. So sizes * 64, 63, Fawn Gloves, 7 stud lacing, size 5}. 6, 6}, 7, regular price $1 25. The above tre a be clear good serv iceable Gloves, ed. There are over 300 pairs in the lot. Jas. Paton & Co. New Lists Every Day. Every Department Discounted. but are oddments They go at | off. They are only in the above sizes, and must WHO BE woes ehG pads <3 hae Fee es Half Bieached ‘lable Damask Wild Rose design 2 Oa. SUM GB 6k i bc kcw ee 0.65 he ess ae Unbleached Table Damask Colered. Border 50 in, WED. OE 5 6 nics v0 Ewa tWAS 15 eee Ok Unbleached Tatle Damask Fern and Rose design O68. im, IGE Ghai s 6s Gia gakees ie Half Bleached Table Damask Clover Leaf design CG i. WHO We ee bs wees oe ees Half Bleached Tab e Damask Rose Leaf design 60 i MEO: WES hice de Ws 3s Hh dade tees ees Heavy Unbleached Table Damask Block design 62 in. wide at. 2; wena BREF ES? 6 0 00's Unbleached Table Deimask Fern design 56 in, Full Bleached all pure Linen Table Damask 52 in WHO OB i BIS oa UIE seston ; Full Bleached all pure Linen Table Damask Rose Bud design 60 in. wide at.... ...... -.+-e- Fine Bleached all pure Linen Table Damask Leaf WIGS BES oicce cee deci eccveiicnees rey" Heavy Unbleached Table Damask Block design 58 in. wide ab.... cocccccscesesrvese Heavy Half Bleached Table Damask Rose and Cloverdesign 60 in. wide at..... aaa s Heavy Half Bleached Table Damask Dalthin and Wheat design 58 in. wide at........... ‘ soiled They go on our Bargain Table to- morrow morning sharp 10 o’ciock, at 20 per cent; all The following is our clearing prices on good reli- We could not buy at $3 00 LEACHED Isc 23c . 26c 27c 27c 28c 33c 35c 33 39 35c 35c 48c 49c Heavy Half Bleached Table Damask 64 in. wide at 490 Heavy U ableached Table Damask Daisy design 58 in, WEE OB. cs cen phases ve ee Fine Half Bleached ‘Table Damask Shamrock design 64 in. wideat. <r. 59c | | | sheet Movement of Sheetings Glass Towelling 16 inches wide................ 6e es % ae OF Steals sae eke he 7c : ‘s 20 * OL Pee oan cl ie 6e 6 os a.) | FO aS aie eee De 7c “6 " a0 68 Wik Se eae eee 8c ts es 35 «= PF a ie he ee 13e¢ Hucka ack Towelling 27 inches wide.......: 15e “ oe 96 * gee oe 18e a és 27. « Oe ee a oe l4e e with red border 26 inolies wide. l6c Linen Dowlas Towelling 27 inches wide........ 15c « “ * 29. = oe re ee 13c - " e “4. * sg era ene 12¢c Butchers’ Linen ~.. “ 20¢ 20 dozen real Huck Towels fast enler meee 28s O20. . $1.35 a doz. Another Seller—pure white Huck T wel ee Oe.) et Oreay se ec, $1,44 worth 17c each Towelling by the yard, fairly good str ees s 4c Nice Brown ‘Twill Towelling cold border. . ievn (Ome “Bleached $6 a “6 13 ee 6c ‘é“ “cc “ “cc “cc 6c se Te Heavy Huck Towelling ecld border 18 n...... 8c Heavy Bleached Towelling cold border 18in.. . lle Extra Heavy Bleached Toweliing ccld border BOS 864 Kk 4 hae a ewes eee sone MS ema th ihe 8. 65 ao os. es es Fine Bleached all pure Linen Table Damask Maple Leaf design 62 in. wide at........... ooee GYD Fine Bleached all pure Irish Linen Tab!e Damask Lilly of the Valley design 62 in. wide at.... Fine Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Da- mask Pan-y design 64 in. wideat...... bei: Fine Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Da- mask Buttercup design 68 in. wide at...... Fine Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Da- mask Leaf design 62 in. wide at............ Fine Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Da- mask Grape Vine design 72 in. wideat..... . Heavy Full Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Damask Honey Suckle design 68 ia wide at.. Heavy Fine Bleached pure Linen Satin Finish Table Damask Ivy design 62 in. wide at.... Heavy Fine Bleached pure Irish Linen Tzble Da- mask Maple Leaf desiga 68 in. wideac...... Heavy Fine Full Bleached pure Irish Linen Satin Finish Table Damask Heather and Poppy de- sign 72 in. wide at. , j Extra Fine Full Bleached pure Irish Tinea Satin Finish Table Damask Fern design 72 in. wide Ot. ..6.- eves Extra Fine Full] Bleached pure Irish Iinen Satin Finish Table Damask ne and Fern design 68 in. wide at..... ip ot ach eeee 0 bes nkess Extra Fine Full Bleached pure Irish ‘liows Satin zen, Table Damask Shamrock and Fern de- sign 72 in. wide at.... Extra Fine Full Bleached pure I: ish Linen Satin Finish Table Damask Pansy and Shamrock “ee eee eee aeeaeaee oon 48 64060 eeee oe eee design 72 in. wide at...... i vee Many of the abcve are placed 25 to 33 1-3 less than regular prices Hotel keepers and thrifty house wives will do well to inspect our lot before purchasing elsewhere. 23 doz. ne Bleached Linen Damask Table Napkins, Hemmed, Irish manufacture, all pure linen; sizes 2c 96c, $1 O8. $1.18, $1.32. | Rg 3 x 8; prices per doz. ‘Satin finish; size & x 8, $2.15and $2,60, 19 doz. Fine Bleached Linen Damask Table N | facture, Joral and conventional patterns; size } x %, price per doz. $1.25, I doz, Fine Bleached pure Irish Linen Damask ‘fable Napkins; senoctadpekhann: anhemmed, $1.56, $1.80, 58 60 59 64 65 69 76 89 $1.05 $1.08 Napkins, unhemmed, superior quality and finish; ilrish manu- extra fine, 9 doz. Fine Bleached Linen Damask Table Napkins, guaranteed pure Irish Linen, in new damask pat- ‘terns; size ¥ x 4, price per doz. $2.50. patterns: size 1 x 4, price per doz. $3 and $3.50. | is doz. Extra Heavy Full Bleached Double Damask Table Napkins, guaranteed pure linen, choice new | | 5 doz. Extra Fine Satin Finished Double Demask Table Napkins, full bleached and all pure linen, new exclusive patterns size # x , price $4. | JAMES PATON & CO A MM Password. Es ; ; il the abalistic words “two cen” were re peated. Struck by the peculiarity of this re- frain, the baroness asked the proprictor | as she left the « lish at: “ireay what does ‘two ten’ mean? I noticed each assistant said it to the other wherever | went in your shop.” “Oh, it is nothing,” he replied, “mere- ly a password that they are in the hab- it of exchanging.” But the baroness was not satisfied hb this explanation. $ in t! yen- ih¢g Woel poi Ray Gacy Bris Vv, brought home her ] hases, § “My boy. would you like to earn § Of course he had no objection. “Tell me,” said the lady, “what does ‘two ten’ mean, and I will give you 5 francs.” “Why, don’t you know, ma’am?” said he, evidently astounded at her igno- rance. “It means, ‘Keep your two eyes on her ten fingers.’ ” The mystery wa men of the Tr is Quartiers had taken the richest and the most generous wo- man in Great Britain for a shoplifter. —Tit-Bits. rs. s solved, The shop- Where Everything Grows. The tuberose flourishes ammnzing!y tn the open air in the Transvaal wv tht ut the smallest attention and cultivation. The bulbs shoot up their three cr four foot stems, each bearing verr sweet smelling towers, in an incredibly short space of tinie. In Pretoria roses are prolific—in fact, most of the streets are bounded by rose hedges throughout their fleneth. and they bleom with a fraii. pink monthly rose blossom for three quarters of the venr. In publie places, such the furghers’ park, the profusion of roses, lilies, carnations and tuberoses is be- witderingly beautiful. The wild orchids of Swaziland are famous. They are of at least 20 differ- ent kinds. They are e xtremett curious, and with a little care they can be induced to develop into very wonderful plants. Everything grows in the Transyaal if the trouble is taken to plant it. The soil being all virgin and naturally rich. the very smallest amount of attenticn is required. Thrift, “Speaking of thrift.” nent clergyman, “| said the promi- remember oue nian ab example of as I have ever seen. It was when | began preaching that I met him. I was young and struggling my sulary was small, and the man w as a member of my church. He used to do work on a scroll saw, and one of his specialties was a sort of plant stand with two shelves and with scroll work ornamentation. Two or three times he tried to seil me one, but as I bad no need or use for it 1 told him so. “The time for the annual donation party drew near, when everything that was given counted toward that limited salary. I was not altogether pleased, therefore, when the man with a p'ant stand appeared at the door. **Here, parson,’ he said, ‘is a plant stand. It’s worth $10, and I'd like to give $5 of it toward your donaticn.’ “There was no way out ef it. 1 gave him the other $5.” “420 Wills shrewduess as good Giving a Super a Chance. This is how a super, thus given an opportunity of distinguishing himself, once delivered a few short iines de- scriptive of a man being picked up aft- er a cab accident: “The hansom cab was picked up off the esplanade with a handkerchief tightly tied around its mouth. When removed, it was found to be perfectly dead.” Still the manager gave him another trial the following evening, when he acquitted himself as follows: “The esplanade was picked up off the man, with the hausom cab tightly tied around his mouth,” etc. He was sent to the back row «gain, or maybe farther. This is not an un- usual sample of what the average su- per can do. Naturally, therefore, man< agers look askance at training him.~ Criterion. Italian Babies, Babies seem to be no trouble in Italy, and one cannot but be struck by the number of them. These bambinos are often hung upon pegs in the front of the house, where they look out of their little black, beady eyes like papooses. I unhooked one of these babies once and held it awhile. Its back and little feet were held tightly against a strip of board so that it was quite stiff from its feet to its shoulders. It did not seem to object or to be ai all un- comfortable, as it only howled while I was holding it. I have an idea that, except when invaded by foreigners, “he bambino’s existence is quite bap- ay.—Liian Bell in Woman’s Home Companion. -_- A Jury et Women Who have tested the merite of Dr A, W. Chase’s Kidney-L'iver nie return the vcr- eict thatfor backache and ee, disorders there is no tion in om = y equal to this great of br A deen Amer- ica’s greatest phys cian. Thisgreat kidney cure is sold by all dealersat 25 cents a iy and has proved most effectual asa the manyi ile to which womaa is and extra heat’ ees alienate SENS te eetes tkSsRA Sate nineteen mete 3 7 “ we - we et ar f F 7 —_ hen inne