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_ Animal _
Remedies
A fresh supply ol I-‘r:itt’s
Reniedics just arrived includ-
ing 1- < --
.f\iiiiiiaI Regulator
l‘ouIti'_v Iiegiiizitor
t :ill Ionic
(`ow 'I`oiiii'
Ilog t`IioIci‘:i .\`pccit`ir
Iloarc _ :uid (fold
\'ctt=ri`ii:ii‘_\' folic
\\'0i'iii I’owtIcr
(Rall t`iiri-
Ilogg \\‘oi'iii I‘o\\_~tlt-r_ t-tc,
Iiciiictly
Iiciiictly
\\`i' Iiaiitllc ilic full Iiiic.
1\\‘I< for liooI;Ii*t_
E. A. Foster
i‘i~1\"i‘R.\i. |>|<i't;,\°'i‘oiti-“__
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EMIGRANTS TURNED BACK
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I\'IA(i.-\ltA l<`./\l.I.S, Orr il.-Satui=
day utieriiooii and night <:i'o\\'iIs ol'
|ii.~‘:i|ipointcil itieii hero were tiiriied
biick at tho bridges and many oi' the
passpori_- wcrc taken up. An order
cami- to tim iimnigration authorities
hero tolling tliciii to tigliteu up on
t-lass "A" men t-specially. and not one
ol' thiii rliiss got out oi' f`ai1:i<I:\.
'Mex Nor Powm' _ D5 illi
WHEN WQIINSIIPIIIIIJ
When billouu. heaiiacby, sick, for sour
stomach, bad breath, bad colds
Get a 10-cent box.
Take s Cascaret to-night to cle-suse
your Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and
you will surely feel great by morning.
You_men and women who have heed-
ache, coated tongue, a bad cold are
a sick gassy, iiisordered s-tomarli, or
have backache and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with (°`.ascai'ets-or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with salts,
cathartio pills or castor oil?
(lascarets iniemetliateyl cleanse and
regulate the stomacli. remove the
sour, uiidlgested and ferme-ntlng food
and foul gases; taketlie excess bile
from the 1ive°r and carr'y off the con-
stipiited waste matter and poison
from the bowels,
Remember, a Cnscaret tonight. will
straighten you out by morning. A
L10-cent box from your druggist iiieans
healthy bowel at-tion; a clear head ami
clieert'ulness lor nioiiths. I)on‘t_ forget
the children. '
SIIIIIII QQIIIIIIIIINS
HALIFAX, N.  Oct. 2Z.~tQnota-
'tions fiirnislied by F. B. i\‘It~(‘uril_v &
wo., stork and bond brokers. iiieinbi?-FS
Illfloiitreal Stock Excliiinge. .lit-(`iirdy
Building, llalifax,  S.)
Yesterday Today
All-iiumi  ._ sim 95%
A. _ 119%
Ani Loco  __ til U0
Ani S & It  __ 97 95%
Anutroiidni _ . . . . . .
._ Tl 119%
(Ten . . _ _ . . . . .
 74% 72"/3
_ l`ruc . _ . _ ._ . 733711 72
(Tun Pin* _.  l48l,{¢ 147%
sr. i-‘_ cr . . . . . .
._ sin Sli
SIM 811/4
S. l’.  __ 0124, till/4
Stu  ._ 44'/.1 44
ll. S. ._  110% - 108|/Q
lteaiiiiig _ . .`.~ ..._
iii. 'it . . . _
._ .. 91
901/4,
» _£1 'f_
rf*-i -pt -'L 1.-Q
1 Clearing Auction Sale
STOCK. CROP AND IMPLEMENTS.
I am iiistriiotcd by \V‘illiuni Bishop.
I-lrenciifort, to _sell by auction at “'I`lie
liraiitforti Farin,” on Monday the 15th
day ol` (Jct.ober'1icxt. (Ionitmeiicing
at 12 n‘c-lock sharp.
’l`lic folltowiiig stock, crop and ini-
plt»iiiiiits:---
S'l`(_)(‘l{-l inure, ti years old,
<i"rown Right); 1 horse. 8 years old.
i(‘rown Right); 1 filly 2% years old,
tt‘i'own flight); l t-olt, l‘,4_- years old,
ti iuilcli cows. 2 Iif'ii`ei‘s 2'/2 years old.
l |icil'vi', ll_.4_» ycars old; 2 hulls. 1%
_\'ciii‘s old; I bull 21,1; years old; -i
rzilves; l brood sow with Illini' ol' 10
pills il \vr=.eks' old; I t'nt pig, ii spring
pigs, till l’l_viiioutli Rock hens.
I.\ll’I.lClvll<lI\"l`S-2 carts, 1 triickwa-
gon. 1 cxpres.~i wagon, 1 driving wa-
gon. l box slcigli, I \voo<i_ sleigh, l,
hay mower, l hay rzilio, l lirogidmsil
sectit-1', I disc liiirrow, 1 spring tooth
iiarroiv, l spikb harroiv, l gong plow.
‘ separator, the Laval); liiiy carrier
'und fork, driving harness and all tlirm
Iliarness, forks, shovels; hoes and other
I IIOUSEIIOLD I\`UliNITURE.-- 1
Ll single pIows_ I tiirnip drill, 1 sriiff-
ler, (‘liatIi\uin grain separator, creani
articles' too numerous to mention.
CROP-400 bushels oats, 2 stacks
,oats. 210 bus. wheat. 25 bus. buck-
wliciit, <1 zii'i‘es potatoes, sold iii drill,
1 at-_re turnlps, -
Kootenay range, sowing machine. bed-
room furiiituri>., ctr.,
'rnmvis-Aii stuns or $5.00 and u`n-
der cash; over that amount. lil montlis
credit on approvcd joint notes. ti per
cciit off for cash.
It' day proves vcry stormy thc sale
will In-_ held the following Wcdiies-
day at snnie hour.
Salc positive as' i‘m'm is sold.
PETER BRODIE, .
Auc~tioneor.
476-10-4tlistu5i.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Classified ads, under this head costI
one cent per word per insertion whorei
cash accompanies order, with mini-
mum cliarge of 25 cents per inser-
tivn. Count your words and save mon-
ey by remltting with order. Stamps
accepted. Ads. taken by phone or
sent by mail will be charges at 2c.
per word, to cover book-kteeplng char-I
gee, stationery and postage °r\ as-I
counts.
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AGENTS WA NTED
WOULD YOU LIKE $1 OR $2 DAILY
at home knitting war sox on AiitoI
l(iiittei°s'? Experieiiro uniiet-es.~iai'y.
Send llc stamp Dept. till t‘. Auto
Kiiittor (‘onipiin_\'. (`ollego St.. 'I‘oro-
iito_ 7054-0-ZIMEiiiwtll)cc.17.
AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FREE‘
“thc old reliable Fontliill Nurseri-
es," \\'e tcncli our iiioii to 'sell.I
l~}xpci'io|i<‘e uniiocesi-iary, highest;
conimlssioni: paid; hantlsofnie free
equipnieiit. Stone & Wellington, 'l‘o-I
route. Ont. 385-10-1ME27I.
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“ -' FOUND I
FOUND A JAQKSCREW BELONG-
ing tn nn auloniobile.0wiier can
iinvo some by applying nt Guard-
iiiii Office and paying for ad.
1:48-ii-28Mit.
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ii|~.|.i' wAN'l‘El»-MALE.
WANTED- YOUNG MAN AS Ae-,
slstaiit in Dental Ofllce. Apply to
Dr. F. 8.-Lodge. 9063-9-17Mtf.
M ISCELLA NEOUS.
REMIT BY DOMiN|oN EXPRESS
Money Orjer. I5' lost or _stolen youu
get your mniwy iliicit. iso-io-iivinii.
T1--1 :' sl
liilili
FOR SALE.
ENGINE FOR SALE: OFFER AT A
bargain light Page Iiiigiiie, not used
mu<‘h_ in_ good working order, sult-
alile t'oi‘ tlireshliig, ctr-_ ill. t`. Mu-
Gownn, Kil»niuir. 404-10-2M-E6l_
FOR SALE.- At MONTAGUE
llwelling house ond lot, owned by
llniilel llrlr~Plicrson_ n vcry desirable
property. all iii good ri-_pi'iir_ Apply
to .\I<-llnerson Bros.
7033-ll-lMEtf.
FARM FOR SALE: 192 ACRE FARM
situate ut i‘anoe l‘nve Lot 65 known
as the “l\i<-Rug l<‘arin" receiitly oc.
t-uplcd by Isabella Benner. Valuable
farm, well watered. Good dwelling
house and oiitbuildlngs. linnietiiate
posse-ss~ion.Apply t,o Gaudet & llasz
ard, Solicitors, (‘harlottcown_
begins at 2.-30 ‘p. m." ‘ `
CHURCH SERVICE.-ltev. D. Mc-
Lean. will preach (D. V.) at Nine
Mile Creek on Saturday Oct. (ith at
7.30 p. ni. Canoe (fove on Sabbath at
10.30 ii. m. st. Catherines at 2.30 and
in the Peoples' Church at 7.30 p. ni.
bilious, nervous, upset, bothered with SCHOOL FAIR.--The Schools oi’
Alexandra. Cross Roads, Hazelhrook, _
Mt. Herbert,“Bunbnry, and the l’. E. II.
Orphanage, will hold n st-bool lair
in McDonald Consolidated School on
'1`liui'sday afternoon, Oct. 4th. Sports
begin at 1 |i. ni. 479~10~4M1i.
The first ot' u series of social gather-
ings took place iii Grace Church "l`iies»
day evening, when _a laige company
gathered to enjoy the opening' social.
Mr. Walter Burke 'presid'ed. A short
but choice pi'ogra|iiiiie was well rend-
eied, comprising a piano solo by llliss
Dorothy Winchester, vocal solos by
Major J. W. Stanley and Miss Mninie
Smith, a reading by Mrs. lt. E. Miitcli
and ii violin solo by Rev. Mr. Little-
jchus. Each number was heartily ap-
plauded and ent-,ores were demanded.
Following the programme refresh-
ments were served and the rest oi'
the evening was ileliglitfiilly spent in
interesting contesti-i and enjoyable
gunies. One and all voted the social
a decided siict-ess.
' i>Eiisoiiiii.s _
Miss Alena and Irene ilorne, (?it_v,
left _\'t=stcrda_v on a visit to Siininier-
side.
.lliss Gladys Nicholson leaves this
nioining for Winnipeg where she will
be niuriied on October 10th to Mi'.
Win. Ililliioii:-io. She will be accom-
panied by her brother Mr. Edward
Nicholson and Mrs. Nicliolsonx
Rev. l). W. Aitken left. yesterday
niorniiil; for \\'hidsor, N. S. where lie
will assist in the marriage of Rev.
M. <‘. MacKinnon M. A. of- Canoe
(‘ove to Miss Bello Carver oi’ Windsor
N. S.
Among the arrivals at the Victor-
ia are Mi; A. Milne Fraser and party
oi` Halifax who motored from l-lalifax
via Moncton and Sunimerside. Mr.
Fraser is accoiiipiinied b_v his wifc
Mrs, O. 1'. tfuiiiiiiings ot' Truro and
Mr. G. A. Thompson oi' Halifax. Mr,
Fraser expresses his ap}h'eciat.loii o‘
the good roads oi P. IC. I. ns voinparel
with those ot` the iiiainlaiid.
NO JAP SHIPS FOR FOHEIGNERS
'l`OKlO, Oct. Il,-An imperial ordin-
ance promiilgfited today prohibits
without permission ofthe govern
meiit. the selling, chartcwing or
niortgiigiiig of Ilnpniicse ships to
foreigners. _
When the _
liidneys I Fail
Poisons Remain!-i the Blood, Which
Cause Pains and Aches--Read _
Here of the Surest Way of
Setting the Kidneys
night
Brockville, Oni., Oct. 4.-If you
have heatlar'iies_ biickiic-lies. and rlicu
inntic pains you have rt-uson t.o _sus-
pcct. the kidneys. Puiii is caused by
poisons in thc blood, and poisons only
remain in the blood when thc kidneys
are defective and fail to do their
work.
'l‘hIs Brockville lady has reported
her ciiso lieciiiise she believes that ii
great niaiiy people are siiheriiig as
she did without knowing the muse
or cure.
Mrs. Finnk Noyes, 9 Stuart Street
Brockville, Ont., ivritesz "For years l
was aiiiictetl with kidney complaint.
I became very nervous was easily
worried and had frequent headaches
through the buck. I had iiidlgestlon.
poor cir<riiiution of the blood and
oftcn was botlicred with _weak spells
l coninienceii using Dr, Chase‘s Kid
ney Liver l’ill.\:». stnl had only taken
two boxes when I felt greatly relieved,
l continued the treatnieiit. however.
tiiitll I was conipletcly curetl. In all
I took about ten boxes. and have not
been troubled in this 'way sinco. l
410'10~2M1l¥\0 'highly recommend l)r_ (‘hase's Kid
HELP WAN TED- FE-
MALE.
- rheumatic pains disappear when they
WANTED- A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, small family. Apply117
Villa Ave.. Brighton. 432-10-3M6i
WANTED-A CAPAILE MAID FOR
pnusework. Apply 154 Prince St.
. 420-10-2l_VI4l.
~ - hge" taking them for ,,-,v|,"',t_ I was Mr. and Mis, _l. lilstey. "Iiit,olcrunv.‘o"
WANTED” A GIRL FDR GENERAL delighted in find that my rheumatism Company.
housework. No washing. Apply 249
Prince St. 8093~9»13Mtf.
 
» WANTED.
WANTED.- CLASS "A" FOXES T0
ranch. Terms on application by
rey-Liver l"ills and I think also that
the Plusters and Ointment ciin"t be
oiiiialled." ' -
Hi-re is another letter to show iiow
notion oi’ the ltldnc_v,i is awaiicuotl by
Dr. Chase's Kidn '-Liver ~Pllls'»: "
Mr. John M_~'- WaIkerton_ Ont.,
writes: "I was t_._uL 'ed with rheuma-
tism in my legi. Ir tl I bet-ante so lame
that I could sc-art-_ lv cel around. Dr.
(‘hase's l{iiincy<l.ivt;.'_ "ills were re-
commended to nie. and so I com-
menced iisltng them. After I had
had left may and to-day l am as
sound as ii bell, able to get around and
attend to business. 1 have made use
of Dr. (‘hasc's medicines in many
ways tor the last forty years. and oen~
not speak too well of their good qual-
ities." ‘ -
Dr. -Chase'ii Kidney-Liver Pills. one
pill s. dose, 25 cents ii. lbox. all dealers
I 9093'9'19M¢f- ting the senui|ie.~ _  _ I _ _
griznpmsngaia. gztsgtoxgéa :.‘ii:‘:t:<‘i’. 1-:men sim, Tyne valley - Friday and Saturday .....».._,......l'2.50_ 14.50 F-ridayaiid Sati_¥i`rday_.,...f~..'..:.'.f?I2¥50°"
'°"°'° ‘° "A" °I° G“"""“" - ;sult» ii-om dub|eituteb.~- insist on get~" ` ‘  `  " H ` `
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THE MATINEE ilor “lntoleraiice"
onacs ci-iuscu 'conces-r.-‘
TURE production ever shown at the
Prince l_°.‘tlward today at 2.30 und 8.15
p. ni. _
THOSE WHO APPRECIATE the
best music should attend the shown
at 'the Prince Edward today. Seven-
teen musicians and four soloists give
all that could -be desired.
lPPRElIIlIlllN_ Ill  
Illll. IIHESIIR MIICIIIR
What ile Did for the Fox Busl
'ness of' P. E. island und tli_
'Obstacles lie itat und 0vefi"
nuiiie.  '
The last copy of the Black Fox Ma-
gazine haethe _following appreciative
article on “What Mr. Chester Mc-
(*lnre has done 'for the- iox"inrlustry
oi` P. E. island," the sentiments iii
which will be concurred in not only
by the fox _men of the Province but; by
all who know Mr. McClure:
“Probably every lox rancher on P.
E. island is familiar with the fact
that Mr. Chester Mo(‘liire, of Charlot-
tetown is mranziger ol' the Sales Board
of the P. E. lsluiitl Fox Breeders As-
sociation, and in it gene-ral way,
knows that it was due to his effoiits
during the past two seasons tlint. ls-
liand silver fox pelts brought as good
prices as they did but what they are
not. familiar with, is tho numerous
obstacles that Mr. i\'lc(`Iure has had to
meet. and overcome in order to make 'a
siiccr-_ss of the work he has underta-
ken.
“More than any one thing in -connec-
tion with this undertaking, lias been
his desire to establish the fact, that
P, E, lslluiid silver fox is the highest
graile oit' i'ox known, and to place U10
island rancher iii a position to com-
mand tlie very liigliest' prices t'or t_he
t`ur he raises. _
“The greatest obstacle with wlilch
he has lrid to coiitciitl is lack of co-
operat_ioii on the part ot' some ot` the
ranchers on the island. It is not so
much ~tlia fact that tlieseraiiclicrs
may not wish to sell their 1`ox pelte
through the Sales Board thot inter-
feres with liis efforts tHE' lll@l`0 are
many good dealers to whom they can
ship and receive good prices), as it is
the fact that these ivinchcrs believe
they can do what it has tiikcii him
three years to a,cc-omplislier That iS.
_,lace their own pells on the niui'ket_
ly pci-soiiully visiting the larger cities
_ind offering tlieni for sale.
""l`his peddling ot' skins by indi-
tleprct-lnte the price more than any-
nm; I-lst-, and it should cease. (‘o-`
ope; _uit n lp selling the silver fox iroin
Island rxinches -'is "all important. and
the logical source through which this
selling should be tlonc is tliroiigli the
Sales lioai'd_
“AiiotIicr scrioiis coiiditioii that Mr.
M'c('|ure has to a great degree over-
come, isilie educating of the rancher
regarding the plucing ot' only Delhi
that are iii good condition on the
market. In past seasons many of the
oiincliers placed iii his bands t'or sale.
pelts that. were not prime. still they
expected him to obtain for them toll
pi-Aicos.
“Miz l\lt'(`I\irc lies ilono ii Hrflill
work. and wc believe that in this and
future sr-asoiis lic will :icconrplisli
much more. but the lslaiid rsiicliors
niiist, not export iiini to work inillv-*Si'I
bilities. The fox iiiiliistry is now es-I
tahllsiiod on ii coiinniei'i'ial basis. and‘
P. E. island Is known far and wide as
the home ot` the silver black fox.
’l‘lierei’m-c. thc Islhnilers should hi
every way. in their powcr scck to ro-
talii this place in the markets of the
world, ami iii no way can this be ac
coiiiplislied better than solidly staiiu-
ing behind Mr. i\ic(!liiro and in every
uuy possible assist him in tho great
work that h‘o is doing for tht- l’. E.
Island fox iiidustry."`
IIOTEl. ARRIVALS
VICTORIA H0'l_'EL
Mr. and. llirs. Mt-Coutrie, ’l`oi'oiit0.
Mrs. Ed. lIogi1n.Sackvillo. N. ll.
Miirihii Poole, Montague.
_ S. »\_ Hiltv., Montague.
li. lligbeo, .\'|agari\ Falls, |
.I. G. Stcriis, Soiiris. _
E Boiitot, Boston Mass.
REVERE HOTEL
G. A. Shover. Montreal ,
Mr. und Mrs. ii. Mc(‘nil, lliouclon
Fred Russell. St. .loIiii_ .\', ll. ‘
.lohn Mcuoiigiiii. Kensington
liiigh i`uinpbe|l, Sea View
T. Stinson, "lntoIei'iuit-ts" i‘n.
N. Dunn, “Intolerance” ('o_
R. Graham, "intolerance" (`o.
R. Shank. "Intolerance" (‘o.
W. P. Steinman, "~lntoIorniit~_e" Oo.
W. l-‘_ lisrscroft. “intolerant-e" Co;
Chas. (laitieron. Albiiny
B5. Del. Greed. “intolerance” t‘o.
'im-_ ;_‘J_ Yeo, cityf ' I
viduals i> thc one thing that tends tol
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c Notable Values' _ .    l__
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Friday and Saturdayifr _._
_ Every itemfin this announcement represents 'I `
high quality merchandise at a bargain price. ._ _ ,Li
Rea':i it carefully-make a note nf the things
you want-join the crowds who save money
bv buvihi! here. `
“_ I I $9.00 Wool-Nap Blankets
A "'*    for _$7.00 l
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' Beautifully finished American blankets at much less
than toflay’s values. Note the size-70x80 inches. Fully
` " equal to all wool _but far lower in price. Worth $9.00 pair.-
" Friday and Saturday ........  ................... ._ _$7.00
A Wonderful .Value in English I.ongcIotIi
Full yard viide 5 yards' for 65c Offered at les_s
free from dressing Worth 18c yd. than factory prices
Every housewife will need some of this--buy it now while it’s avail-
able at this extremely low price.
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1 $
20c .White Flannelette at 14c yard
This is a superiorgrade of English f.lannelette,smooth and firm and beautifully
finished Friday and Saturday we offer one hundred and fifty yards only at the
very low price of   ........  ._   ..... ._  Mc yard
\This is less than today’s factory price.. _
A . v >|_,:‘.'<¢ » i A
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T _ 's _
Ready Made Cushions well
Stuffed
Worth
Double 39C
Only a few lelt-but while
they last-choose Friday and Satur- '-
day at only ........  ..... ........39_c
50 yards 42 inch Circular'
Pillow Cotton
';aa.' zse
Fifty yards only at this price -first
come, first served. its a superior grade
of English cotton-free from dressing-
a SNAP at our special price. Fridav
and Saturday  .................. ..25c
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and Scrim Curtains 
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(hit ot' our \voiiilci'I'|ilI_v 1-.iiiiplcrn iissoi'|iii<iit i\|` ciirtiiins wo . 1_i1,n_--'_'~'i _ 
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oI'|-or tho following special values for |.~ritlii_\» and Siiliirtlay oiiI_v_   _
Scrlm Curtains. iiiiirlc oi' ~.'t~1_\- In-st i|iiul!t_v J\iiii~rit'nii s<\i'iiii - . M (Il,-II" I
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be-:iiiii:'iiil_v tiiiislit-'tl-_ :: _v;ti~.t.-I l_'>ii_;-- _late cdgt- with pretty l|\.=f‘r- '
tion. lilo value, \\’rii-Ili $7.01) l"riila_\- anti Sittiii'tliiy‘ only  ._$5 I ';p_.___ `
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Lace Curtains. ;\lad<~ ol’ sup|~rior grads Xrittiiigliziiii loom... 3 "' , Ii. N
- _rartls long. \\'ortIi $2.13. I"rida_\' :intl Snti|rtI;i_\~ only  _...$1.55  ’ .
i :"mi"Tr;'£¢_x
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at/ ~  ‘“
f 9 14:)
5. ,ll
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` Lace Curtains. (ivniiiiio I\'otliiigli'iiiii niitkc- stroiilr, durable ~’\'.\ _`_'?"-_"L_ _` 4
_ _ _ _ _ _ Q' ' `
|unlit_\i 315 yartls Iona. Ilcgiilar $l_:»t) pr. I-i~itIu_\' and .\atiirdn_\' 0* * V-_._,
only pi. pair ..  _...$1.15 j
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All Linen Check Towehn g _ _ d. 
Today’s Mill price 18c yd.  I_2c y -
Our Price Friday & Saturday _ _ 1 
Every good housewife knows how far superior linen is _to cotton when "
used for polishing glass ware. We offer 60 yards only for Friday and Satur-
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_ _ _ _ _ Extension dining table made of solid
Bed Outfit-strong iron bed spring,
and soft top mattress. Regular $10.75. Fridav
and Saturday ....    ......$9.5O
Bed Outfit Iron and brass bed soft to
mattress and Hercules spring. Regular 14.2?)
ha rdwood-very Strong and massive construe"
tion pedestal style_ similar to_ciit-fi_i_ii`§ii'e¢_1_.iii,`,,
ricll surface oak. Extends to 6= ft. Regular rf
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