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...err rare fe buy in We P=°'i»°° ~
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 £381' per ware. seen inner- -rr PAYS to buy in  Province. ,uaolili
vsrtisin . . *_*
' ”' _ #H s. our
_  thin col .
" .,."l'HB HDRNING DAIIIY User-  must eoeomgsny order' -
Wan hah blbbtllfled at W. A. John- in charge twenty-five esute. Alberton. I-lil P505! il 7- , 
§tone's, lolltsgul. __
‘ ...°'rHn uorruoun anus irc;
Co. has for sale twenty pairs Alaska
dark blue foxed. _ i$~9Mtf.
...°’l‘. GORDON IVEB is Guardian
agent in Montague. His office phone
is 18 and residence Phone 20.
...~ir. o. Joiioax is ocercieh ,i
agent in Bouris. His onice phone is
5.
...°'l‘HE MORNING DAILY Guar-
dian can be obtained at H. J. Ma-
bon's Drugstore, Sourls.
,,_'SUNDAY SERVICES.-The Rev.
W. I1. Wilson will conduct services,
Sabbath next as follows'.- Sturgeon
___-
___.,r,,,,,,,,,,,,d and Mm,  _ -un. FRANK Lenmar! now- _-shown
Montague, will show their mlllingx, dlen altllf ll* 3“mm°l`ll~ll°°  °5l°° IM/0 U1°\l°y by
aid; take orders. at the store of Mr. 05°” l° 2°- ` . _ _
e owen, Whim Road G ss, on 1" _ _ *"”' L
Wednesday, 21st Hey, and zgiiowing -THE MORNING DAILY__ Guardian -HOLMAN B have iuet received su
Wednesdays, when they 'iii br much can he obtdlued It Llfbrly I T°l1l01'- express shipment of silkrosebnde,
pleased to meet all who are interest- l°l P°fl°"- 3“mm°"l'l°~ 1¢\¢° WH* °°llUl. Blllllrllln 003-
ed in stylish and becoming hats and '”"”' W°‘“`-_ °t‘_" l _ 5'l5;!93l~
_i,,,,¢w,,,,-_ 5_,5M4,_ --_SUBSCRIBERS should renew a -
__ omni! is Guardian 'Asset in
week or two before the time they
‘n"§§"“°2.i?“`,s;:“.fi
-SEE rl-l0LMAN’8 elegant showing
Els'|ER" PEISUHALS have paid for has expired and thus of charming volle waists. lt includes
not miss an issue, as all papers are about ever po uler effect shown t s
___ v P .lil
...*Mr. W. S. Louson, Charlotte- ‘m°°“tm“°d llmmpuy °"‘ um” “°°°°"' 5'16ME3i'
town, representing Greeushield Ltd., dam'
-HAND BAGS.-If you wish to see
Montreal, was in Montague this week .
lin the ,n,,,,,,,,,, 0, ,ns nnn__B_ (From Yeufurduv e Eveuiuz Guerdiuui ecmethihg hhheuruiy nice in hand
-EXAMINATIONS -The result 01,
bags .ask the salesladies to show you
. . _ the April examinations in the Fan-` the new importation. R. T. Hol-
"'.Mr` Hurry Tldmarsh' charlotte ning School Malpeque, are as fol ma Limited. 5-16ME8l.
town. representing W. E. Sanford, _ ' , _ _Z B'
Hannnon’ OHL' W” ,n Montague lows.-|P'rincipala Dept. C.C. Munn -- _
. . . . .-B - Crude IX-1 Harry Beairsto. Grade --ANOTHER SHIPMENT of new
at 230 D m ' Mo.__ntague at 7 D m this week on 8 busjffu trip'~B' VIII--1, Preston Green; 2, Hazel millinery ideas-new shapes and new
___~5TEAMER D1SCHARGES.- The _JM ' H ti G d Hopgood. Grade VII-1, Harold styles. You are certain to get a
S. S. Swansea Trader, Halifax, was EMCKMT nz 8(T'e'.r.0:)l;rte;°!:vn:gin glrnlfa Burns: 2, Ralph Beairsto; 3, Flor- satisfactory hat at Holman s.16ME3
in Monragrre yesterday drschargingn ne esterd i th i te t 0, his ence Craswsll. Grade VI-1, Joseph 5- l~
...’SOURIS.-St. Alhan'a Church,
skine McNutt Grade V- Gladys
g y a u eu _ _ ~ _.__
,,,,,,,,,,,, and c,,,,,,,,,,__B_ ,n_m___n_ Y “ ° ' B ncttce, 2, Alfred Mccougah, 3, ar~
-A WHIST SOCIAL- A very en-
. 1, _ _ -
greater discount for cash with order MUNUNZI 2. Hill'-ll Bllmii 3, M&l`l0\°l0 loyallle Whlst socllll “nd dan” given
sciiris. scrviccc win he hem in this for edvertieinz of churches &c than Peake- Ml" Ram"-Y'° D°P"~» Glad” by th” A' 0' H" W” hem i” “’° 0
Church next Sunday nr 3 n_ nrlifor regular business, In all mich can IV-1, Grace McGougan and (li/llulriel ¥.B.At.  Sumgersgcn llaslfé 
(Holy Cnnnnnnion) 11 ,,_ mn and 7 es the Advertising department com- McNutt, 2, George Bealrsto an ar--1 K H 0 Y 1 Y
D. Ill.
municetes with the sender as quickly old Robinson; 3, Gordon Peake. was spent-J.
as Possible by mail or phone, often Grade III (Senior)--1, Margaret Rat- ‘“‘“’
___s5UBgCR1BEn5 rhould renew B paying the messenger service to get gcc ami Willie Burns; 2_ _Waiter -MERIT WINS OUT-Maritime
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
ppt miss an issue, as all papers
are discontinued promptly on 0Xl1l\'y
date.
‘vine service in Souris Presl terlan
them to the telephone if not too far Beairrgo; 3_ Janie Champion ,md fencing selling fast at Brace's. It is
distant, thus saving all possible time. Andrew M0,m¢_ain_ Grade H1 (_]r_)_., marie from Pittsburg wire, is real coil
People write this office to know if 1 David Keir and George Rance; 2_ spring not "kinked," is better gal-
News, Letters to Editor, etc., are dlndye Mountain. 3 Annie Ranch vnnized and much heavier ¢|,,,,, fer,c_
'gmarged 'or' “Baum ‘H “ch um" ls and Duncan McGol|gan. Grade ~II-1, lllg S0l<l at “lmllt tll° 9'1"” prlce
u om r°D\y'_° lam' °l'°' °' ° Adeline Mountain- 2 Ma gie B 5'9m°l2“'ké
_ _ ,A _ ;money making nature, even though . - '__ ' 5 B .Q _-__ `
 or r-  -f ~        
di ‘ ' ly
church sabbath the isth inet. at ii rectum nn ,nc,n,_ Dnnin nm are |_ I _
o’clock s.m., and at Bay 1~"0i~tnne at'|,hu-3,5515 U there 1,, an ad'missi0r 12Rexall Celery and Iron is the mg' Her outwmd carl," Wm consist
2 o’clnck in the afternoon.
are chargeable. For instance. the ad- ‘ami ' “ sl ' en ,,,,di,, on return to M,,,,¢_r¢,,i_ is du
vance notice or notices of a concert, m g'
, e
in Summcrside nt daylight this morn-
- f about 210 cases of eggs 200 bags
|,°_ meer w11,c¢i0n_ ,,819 of pig, or right preparation for those who want 0 _ - _
sale of food or refreshments, etc. Ad- 8 good tonic and Prefer B liquid t0 “mt” “ml .“ large ‘l“““l“ty °‘ s““‘m°“'
...‘MONTAGUE.- Rev. William Mc- Vance notices 0| Dm-aiy rgiizimu nr. medicines in powder, pill or tablet mflst of lt forlhe Gaspe Coast' alle
Vie, Missionary from the Congo,
day next at 11 a.m., and George-
tow-n in the evening at 7 p.m.-B.
...’S(rHO0NER SAIlrS.- Mr. S. J.
G. Mcllongall, Belle River, was in
Montiigne this week with his schoone
t vices, even though a silver f0\“m- Celery BB you know tis a tslplen-
Sonfh Africa, will conduc services in eoiiention 1| to 1;. ggken did nerve tonic an s reng ener _ _
the Baptist Church, Montague, Sun- np, are not chargeable. The While there U6 Very few |1500'-5 S0 el' -PREVENTIVE QP FIGHT” The
particulars of any of the above. after ficient to purify and strengthen the C“_9l50m5 Q°ll°°t°l`»_l"““m°'s’d°- l"’
they have been held. are. however, blood as iron. Rexnll Celery and Iron °el""°l` "°l"°*§ last lllght f"°l“ 0l't"'“
news and thus not chargeable. The is guaranteed by us, money back if “mt Mr- Vlncent J' H'§"`l“gt°“ ll
news of any reef- present er future dissatisfied. 1=ricc,1srgc heme v5c._ *N911 flPP°l§“°‘l Pf°"'=““"° 0fll°@" ‘
burinerm Whig, is ,mil being wndrw. The Mncmnnnn Drug Con Cornerifill _the position made vacant by the
ted. in chargeable. if it is an Great Gccr c and Kent str Mcci fwsuutiuu Of Mr- P- N- Pale- Mfr
r, Z. . .
and discharged a. cargo of sand for parent that tl” °l’l°°l7 l’ l'»° * _ '
Pnnn, and Tnnmnsnm Hn nailed yns__lmake the business more widely known the robes' ployerl as assistant to the Agent of
terduy for New Glasgow, N. S., with
a cargo of oats.-B.
ALWAYS CONSULT
THE PHONE DIRECTORY.
Almost every any The Guardian re-
matter of an advertising nature. In
most of these eases the senders, who
are frequently not known to any
member of the stef! and who have no
account in the advertising depart-
ment, write “Please insert the fol-
lowing and oblige," thus apparently
implying that they think the items
will be inserted free. Cnly a few weeks
ago a reader wrote asking that his ad-
vertisement of Farm for Bale be in-
serted free from day to day until he
cancelled it, as he is a subscriber to
The Guardian. In this connection it
and thus increase it.. Verses ccompa- The aint was hlistered on everal
will likely leaveabont 8 o‘clock.J.
Harrington wus for several years em-
a P B the Steam Navigation Co., and for
The above facts are given for the
nying death notices are also char- of the automobiles and the faces oflgirc past year as shipper with R. T.
peable. Even items which are actual the drivers, who had to hold their'H0im,m_ 140,, which position he re-
news and not chargeable but oncein hands np, were scorched. Other auto-ihigngd a month ago. He will no
eifher Moruius Daily or Eveuiuz Daily mchiic parties, airciri tc rch through .i,,,,|,¢ mai., ,, ,arabic ,,fnci,,i_ H0 will
Ol' D0?-ll BN Cllflfgflfllllll l0l` U10” ull" the fluzne swept road, turned back be sworn in and will enter on his
one iuuerliuu. as they are thu! 11°* and either ahsmihhcii s trip to_ At- firmer tcday.J.
WW5- luntic City or remained there if they -_-
ur on of “sun N .who hav happened to .he on the easterly side -PROHIBITION CASES.-Andre
UF SPll1\lL\NliHEST
For a. Long Life.
This is the prescription for a long
life given by 'au old gentlemen in
p p as g pe on ll 1 . _ . _ A, d
mem" etc" to msn to this Omen’ .0 of trio forest fire Graves, bcrton, on We nesday last
, -------' confessed to a first offence against
“li” “lay "ml ‘“““l’l’°l'“'“‘°“l‘ 'll ° ' 'thc Prchihitich Act cha paid nic
ra --ru-<1. A Good Prescription ,,,. ...,.,,., ,_ ,, ._ . ,,
e, nses s een serve o
Messrs P. B. Lewis, Alherton; third
offence; W. Wells, and J. C. Lewis,
Alberton, each for first offence; Hud-
son McAusland, Wellington, for sec
ond offence; Frank McKenna, Albany,
--- Conn., who is 99 years old :ind still for first offence. All five cases came
EGG HARBOR. N- J.. May 15 well and cheerful-“Live temperate- up for hearing before Stipendiary
(3D@Cll1l)-*Fife Which iS HW€€DlDK ly, be slow to anger, don’t worry, Wright at Summerside today. The
mny be ,mm that un .nnsu-,pt,on_through the woods between May’s take plenty of exercise in the iresh above prosecutions are all the results
price is not sudicient to even pay 'the
mtual cost of paper, ink, presswork,
mailing. bookkeeping and other expen-
ses of the Circulation department
proper, and thus subscribers have no
privileges of free advertising and are
on the same footing as non subscri-
bers. Seldom ever doss the sender
state whether the item is to appear
in the Morning Daily or in the Evening
Daily, whether for one or more times
in either Daily, -or in both, whether
as a display advertisement, announce-
ment, business local. classified nd or
etherwise. When for church or shari-
table purnoses they seldom ever say
so, or do not enclose sufficient money
to pay for same. all of which will be
returned by first mall in the event of
the item not being chargeable, or if
more money is sent than necessary
to pay for the item the surplus will
he returned at once, there being n
Automobiles filled with persons go-
ing '10 Bild °0H1lHZ from Atlahtle Clty Vinol as one of the greatest bicy-
in the main F086. Wl1i¢h 1’-FB-V€l`S%B the builders and strength creators in the
fire area, had to pass through the world for aged pr0p1¢_
fire and many of them were scorched. Mr,,_ Mary Ivey of Columbus, Ga.
The men at the steering wheels of the says' -in people only know tire good
automobiles applied all the power Vinol does old ,movie you wouid be
their cars possessed as they entered unabin to supply the demand; it is
the flfii 20118 and they HBH* tllelf ml' the finest tonic and strength creator
chines through at the highest possi- 1 ever ugedj'
N8 S0685- We wish every feeble old person
In many places the farmers were
leaping “cross the “md and tuerc the our agreemeiit to return their money
l"’l`50ll9 ln tl” ““l'°m°bll°5 had V’ if it fails to give satisfaction. E. A
bend far over and hide their faces in Foster Cent,-ni Drugstore Chrrriorw.
,
Symptoms Warn to ...___-_-_---_..
Remove the Cause
The ordinary doctor spends his el-
forts in arresting symptoms ratlicr
than removing the cause of trouble.
He is often compelled to do this
against his better judgment in order
to satisfy tue demands of his pat-
rents.
Symptoms are removed at a dread-
ful expense to the organs of the 'body.
As an example, consider the edect on
the nervous system of drugs so pow-
erful as to immediately stop bead-
aches and other bodily pains.
The reaction is most exhausting
on the system, and the result is that
the pains and aches return, and the
system constantly grows weaker and
weaker. `
50 cents a box. 6 for $2-50 at Bl
Limited. 'Foront
Dr. Chs.sc"s Nerve Food cures by
removing the cause. Gradually and
naturally this food cure revitallzes
the feeble, wasted nerves, and by
invigorating the system drives out
pains, aches and disease. *
This is Nuture’s way of curing dis-
ease. lt is rhe only way. The treat-
ment of symptoms is only a make-
shift way of avoiding pain. It over-
looks the importance of symiptoins as
n warning of impending trouble.
To get well and keep well use Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food until the blood is
ated and tonic iron ad-ded We re ard
in this vicinity would try Vinol On
town P. E. I.
_ 1
Llilldlnif Und wifi PlBCB 1189 ‘l€5U`0y°‘l air, and nbove all keep cheerful." of raids made by Inspector Phillips
mllch Valuable timber. three Bets 0! Should the system get run down-_ some days ago, the seizures in each
farm buildings. and the State Fl" digestive organs weak--the blood thin case testing over three per cent.J.
Warden had all the farmers for miles and sluggish take Vinol, which is ii
around Out fighting thu SPNHH Ol ill' delicious combination of the mcdicin- ___ '~
names, which seemed to bo under con- ,,i_i,0dy_bui1¢iing properties of code'
U01- livers, with the useless grease elimin~
Q
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a,`
3.
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4.
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~ Prowse Store. _
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_ low price $16. 50.
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supc,.;is,5»1¢c      
f Cucihicclrfe 1 6.50 4
4- $20 Values
_  Beatéiffdl
_ .-,- The inspirational genius of the world’s foremost designers is
 here combined with the broad economies characteristic of the
` These smart siiits may be selected in BEDFORD CORDS»
CHOICE MIXTURES, DIAGONAL AND PLAIN SERGES.
There is a pleasing diversity of design. both in the fancy high
~ neck models and the newest low collar effects. TANS, NAVY,
COPENHAGEN, GREYS. CHECKS. AND STRIPES.
. The values are splendid examples of w_hat the Prowse Store
can accomplish in the way of exclusive creations at an extremely
Other prices on suits that for value cannot be duplicated in
this vicinity, $12.50, $13.50, $18.50, $20.00, $21.50. $24-75-
Exceptional Showing of Rcli11COC1fS
The generally useful character of the coats quoted here places them in _a
~ class dlstinctlyby themselves, for, no matter how extensive a 'wardr0l1¢ mfly bf; lt
is never com _iiete unless it contains a Rainproof or dust coat of some kin . With
ihis in mind we have endeavored to place before our customers a big vari. my of re-
liable goods at very attractive prices.
_ MESERIZED ENGLISH REPP RAINCOATE A splendidly finished gar-
ment, silk stitched and cemented milirarv collar, deep side pockets, cuff straps and
trimmed with smoked pearl buttons, choice of colors, fawn, grey, navy and black. -
Made in bust sizes, 32 to 44, choice of lengths 52 or 54 inches. Price... .........$5.$0
- POURING RAINPROOF COAT, made of very pliable black rubber. This -i-
is a garment that will withstand the wear as well as heavy rainstorms, being absol-
utely rsinproof, seams are cemented and stitched under ann ventilators cuff straps
and extra throat guard beneath the collar. Bust sizes 34 to 42, lengths 52 or 54
inches.  
A VERY FINE QUALITY RAINCOAT made of merserized English.
Repp. A very excellent and useful raincoat, 52 or 54 inches long. Bust sizes ;2 to -
44. Slash pockets and military collar, straps on sleeves, the colors are black, navy
grey and fawn. Do yourself a good turn by ordering one today. Price...  0
“ DOUBLE TEXTURE PAR AMETTA CLOT-_H raincoat, in loose fitting
style, with military collar, strapped cuffs and side pockets, also eyelet venielitors
under arms,yonr choice of shades fawn. reseda, grey, tan, navy or black. Bust
sizes, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 or 44. Lengths 52 or 54 lnches.|| ’
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Manufactured by the Rock Clt
Tobacco Co.Qnehec
» “Mirror 5dk's”
sc; uc sosse. .
Pure Bred lnrolrlllnl No_ 3|.
Minor0nks was foiled in I9¢8,
is a handsome seal brown stallion,
‘- ' ds 16 handi welvhi 265 lbs.
rich and rm' the nerves steady and season of 1918 as follows. Leaving stan ,,
thc hcsy iuicc with hccith and vig- M°““t H°P° M” 13"'l‘» t° s*~'l`°“°“ Slfed by Oukly BHU0 (4)243-
Of.
Bay, through Midgell, Marie .and
and Ban or to Peake’ thence to
Dani Psrketta by Parkside 2. 22 3-4,
Morell- thence ithrough Moreil Rea n ` - - %
:\l~0 the dnm of Prince Louis 2 I4
  lage Green returning by Town R0ad,_ mm? Pl'0Vlll9e5~
through Vernon River, New Perth,
I .
,,',,_r ' Ch 9 _ N Clatktowg and Fort Augustus' to. Yin the _fastest _trotter bred in the Mar-
_ r. _ asc s -
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hicsici-s, ci- ir,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ Bam & Cn Cardigan. De Gros. Lauuchius. St. Ing- ie himself a ei-and individual;
__ __ where he will remain untill the lol ‘
,_ _=._,,,-ev--_ F  
R A. TAYLQIC'-fresidenf;" `
. 1:' ~'.=‘~`L‘ 
is now open for business and is prepared t0 ll”-y 9-'ld "ll
bought and sold
my me ceimcck in incorporated F01
A. T- Mc_KAY,c'y. Tran.
 _ I
K-   l _-Y A Y YN loghlég f10'l1fsgfi¥` week leaving Mount :III_RTEIlfliaellig-{’f(ll°:l‘rC§gri°?°l;?l'l’
_ ° 5 ~ , f l a ‘li are largeand hand
'I laylafs Qx Agengy “nd Exghange » i-rope May zoth by way ei ninsv.-c1is_ ‘;1,,f,””“ fe ' ‘ °
. Plc will sisind for ihe season at his tsl im ]lf'l;eP3»1°ed_ to 5511 cask'  our stock is selected with
°eaaweri‘ice-anan -w __
one in this grovince. I'wil}l greatest ?are and ]u‘l8m€l1t
the  Ing. for thls reaionye C811 hon.
*° #qv ,=;-“§,m°‘;u;°r=f §”h.l‘."E§§’”€-?I,‘iI.`f.’, Eli,°’“”"
l ii  ` a ' - ~ - ‘fy are
in épayment, giv|i§;,i mai/de of the best mat_erials`by _
highest, ¥15~f_ketP1'ice.-'f- ' "expert workmen “nd lui’-lltl1¢~
Mill s, Rollo Bay, Sourls, West itive
‘ V A Office af Montague P. E. I. . ic sects Lake; thrcngh 'Elmira cc o,,,,,,, rim., g,,,,,;,|,.,,, i<;,,g_.<_;.,_n.,-.
North lakareturnlng by 0ampboll‘s
Cove, Rock Barra, Bt. Margaret,
Monticello, thence through Selkirk
and home to Mount Hope where he
:Lili remain until. the following Tues-
. This
nightly
_-and
I and
will be continued left-
the season,
hand
Mares
A. woon, owner-`. `
Burhoeln Charge.
&DD8\l‘
0_ " ‘George’s, Dundas, to‘Mount Ilope be has _rpe;d_ beauty size' subqp
_ _ - ~ ' ~  'Y
J uxrnsson, owner-
fml. _ neil
Mm ir Oaks bciides his rich bred-
China & dress buttons, 2 cts ii doz.
special 12 cts, each, another imita-
to go with hair brushes. Wire hair
2 boxes for 5 cents
_ Darning Balls 4 cts each.
cts.
_Side comb, 10, 15, 20 cts set.
also
brown, 20 cts.
to 80 cts.
5 cts.
Sheet pins 3, 4, and 2101- 5 rm Thimbles 3 for 5 cts.
Hair brushes, nice soft bristles, 30ll0fl Berlin W0'-ll 2 SKB i°1‘
THINGS Nr iaarretic, is cts, ehcu rica Archer.
 LITTLE PRICES. ' Cushion Cords, all colors 20 cts.
--- Hair Pads light, medium, and dark
2 cards coiiar supports for 5 ,,tB_ C'hlldren's suspenders from 12. cts
tion, Sewing needles, 2 Pks for 5 cts.
, Ebony beck ni; 25 cents, Colored embroiderery silks for fancy
Combs from 5 cents yto 25 cents slllés- regular 5 CW. Bk. HOW 3 lOl'
c s. if
Pills. 100 pins to box, 2 boxes for 5 Balance of Easter gloves reduced to
cents. 69 cts for today.
r Nickle plated hat pins' 3 in 'box B1B0l{ c£lElhI.`l'J.6l`B D056 All SUB! Bt 18.
Back comb, worth to B5 cts, for 85 ii*
Salesman Wanted a .ro 7
- A-large concern with branches all cur ‘ `
Csnadarequlres rsaleemsn sooustom d _ 
to'de1llnir vyithtne Jenernl nublic.Su'b~ \
stangsl position sn excegent future to -_ _  _
caps le msn, Address ninemsn?" _ _ /
(new eresent on tgie lslmdlin care of ox 5 _c_ 
_ill Giludlsn Off! e. so » }
-Fuiierallllrecfor c ' ._
.1 -r = ,__ '.-.g ,I-_.i ' _ .
Q' .
2 doz snaps for 5 cts.
Black and White hooks and ey€B.2
cards for 5 cents,
Hair bandeaus, selling at i prlC°~
Buster Brown Belts, 10, 18. mill
25 cts each. Patons. 5-2Ml9EBlf-
Baby Carriages and folders 0!
every description--new styles $4~7
000, 7.75, 10.50 up to 25.00. -
Beer & Weeks. 4-29l\/IE tl
_ cts. M ` 9
2 cards black _pins for 5 cents, Black Cashmere l10B9 all Sli” all  S
Pearlbnttons, 2 cards for 5 cents. 25 ‘W9 Pair- ` '
Mending w00i_ 4 card, [or 5 cer,1»,g_ Colored lisle hose just the thing
‘ Marking cotton 2 spools for 5 cts. fm' the Summer Wlllle they last 19
i A line ei neck-wear including string cts e pair. '
ties. lace collars, embroidered sailor Beaded 090% Scllfveli W01'f»l1 110
eoiinrg nf, 25 ¢¢g_ $1.25 for 50 cts each. ~
Beauty Ping (gr 5 een ggi; to 35 1 box of frilling selling at 5 cts n
cts. I frlll. _
Y 'recur Brushes at 5, a,l io, 15, rc Tourist frilling. 9 cts a box.
40 cents. Maple leaf thread, black only, 3
Clothes brushes at 5, 10, 14, to SPOOIS for 5 cts.
75 cts. ~ Basting spools 1000 yds 8 cts
' Kid curlers, 2 bunches for 5 cts. BPOOL
Neckwear..
'I`here’s just as much
iaste displayed in the
ties you wear as in :my
other parts of yollf
diess. _
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fashion. 
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