AUGUST 3,1911 _ om timer News THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN mm 0, iw- PAGE FIVE
HER WAY OF WEAHING I'l‘._
Miss Amanda Jones, who possesses
the artistic temperament in a very
high degree, is as careless as a lily
ofthe field as to- her attire. Not
long ago, licing away from home and
for from the watchful eyes of her
family, she selected and purchased an
' evening gown for herself, and wore it
on several occasions with great com-
fort mid satisfaction. Shortly after
her return to her home she was in-
vited to a reception and decided that
it would he a good opportunity to
u'eni‘ her self-selected gown. Accord-
' she it it on' und presented her-
Lfmclllly- hikes up in he most
_singular way in the back and seems
,to__ ne too lung in the front."
l _ "l~'V¢ lilwlllls thought it looked very
nice," said Miss Jones with an air
of chagrin. ‘
| _“Hut it doesn’t fit," exclaimed the
sister, still examining the garment
atteiitively. "Is that the you you'vc
always worn lt?" was the next ques-
Lion, uttered in a despairing tone.
l “!es, of course. How else could I
wear it?" was the response. "‘And it
is so comfortable, with plenty of
room in the back of my shoulder
,hlades. Anil then I like a gown to
Idressl" iiskeilt lier sister, eyeing her
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srlf coiiilllll-CCH*-lY lf-ll` llillllll’ llIBll0C-|i:istcii in iiont. Why, wlnit is the
lion.
FOR BALD HEADS -
A 'l‘rcatinciit 'i‘liat floats Nothing ifl
it Fails.
We wont you to fry three liirgn
bottles of Rcxall "Kill" Hair 'l‘oni<'. on'
will not cost you ri penny if it docs
not, give you :ibn-ioliite sntisfnctioii.l
'l`luit's proof of our fziitli in this rein-
¢-iiy_ and it should indii~i|uital>ly dc-
moi|sf.r:itc tlnit we know what we:
uri: tzilking about when we soy tluit
livxnll “D3” Hair Tonic will grow
lniir on lmld fiends, ex<‘.e[it where
lnihliiess luis been of such long dura-
tion thiii. the roots of the linir are
rnlircly dead, the follicles closed and
grown over, ii-nd the scalp is glazed.
lte|iicnibci‘, wc are biisiiig our state-
uu-iits upon wlint has zilreaiily been
iivroiiiplislicd by the use of ltexall,
“IIB” Hnir 'l‘oniC, and we have the
right to assume that what it hasl
done for thousands of others it will
do for you. In any event you can-i
not lose anything by giving it ag
lriail on our liberal giinrziiitoe. 'l‘wo
sizzcs, 50c. und $l,(l0, llcrnemhcr,
you 1-an obtain llcxzill lionicilies in
ill E
this coinmunity only at our store--:niid dancing specialties; Art Bowen,|
'l"nn ltcxnll Store. Miiclfiiiiiioii Drugithe sinf-tint-K cartoonlul-. flnil U10 LN'
l‘o. rel Brothers.
our |iei'i-ioiml giiiirautcc that the triiill Next week Mr. Keith will
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_ inatter'!" as her sister covered herl *_*
"What is the matter with youi'_[,,,¢i; with her hands and sat down Mrs. (Judge) Blanchard and child-
'ubriiptly. “ilu you sec
____ _tw anything
wrong wi i i . '
fore."
B. F. KEI l"l'l S 'PHEATRE
modern vu.udeville with .iii
bill of present d.iy artists.
the principal features will be Vnlerio
iieigcie & (iompiiny in ii new com-l
tdy She Wanted Affection." This
is si-iid to he one of the funniest and
.it the saint- time one of the best of
the many sketches that Miss Bergere
fins produced, .ind her part partieiil-_
iirly is veiy well suited Another
populni legitimate player is Georgie
l,.i\vrcnce, who .ill last season was at
the l’zirk ’l"lieuti‘e in ` The (‘oniniut-‘
ers,` with her brother, Walter Law-
rence, she will appear in ii new com-
The hill.
cdy entitled “-lust Landed."
fmituresl
will liicliide anumher of
equally strong, among them being:
Hcrbert’s Dogs with new tricks even
in this line; Welch, Mealy & Mont-'
ose, with their lmseliall alisurditirs;
(look Nz Luron'/., the "filiinaman and
ie (‘»onn:” Metlniern Sisters, sin 'n
“nil '""`“.f:`"`_" > T;f_=iZ?§"' _I
Eut h_ym_o_l _Sli avin g Cr eam
l nlliymol Slifiving Civfini is .i
especially for p.=\rli\‘ii‘:ii' mon. li
ili il softens (lic lnraird niiil sions noi ilry.
ll acts as :-1 skin food zilso. ii lic:-ililiy :ind so thing hzilm lor
s‘i:i\'i-r.~;. l'1ulli_\'iiio| Sluiviiig Crciin
AT\|lle.... . . . . . . . .
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The M czcKinnon
,l Cor. Grcrit (lcorgc and Kent Struct.
i:iiifi<cpli\‘ |\ii~|i;\r.ilioii in:i\lo '
iuakcsn rich, crcuniy l.-\ll:\Cv‘» ,
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is lioiinll to hcvomc yuiir luvoi ilo
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"No, no, no,” said her sister, sliak. T'-'
ing licr' head, “only, you know D~ C- MONO". Unfilighn. WHS 0 Dus-
yul1’vc been wearing it hind pm-i, pe scnger to this city yesterday on it
BUSTQN. The ll. I. S. ten is Monday, Aug.
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1-,»_f,\|\-n tn one-hulf inilcs from Charlottetown.
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(me of- Miss Jean C.inici'on, city, is visit-
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It pays to buy in this Province.
Rev. S. Jeffery, of Alma, I’. E. I.,
is at the (iiirletoii,-Halifax.
U. J. ilonnell, Suminerside, wusln
ithe city yesterday.
l Robert Dodd, Pownal, left yester-
-day on u short visit to Halifax.
l _Angus McDonald of Point Prim
was among the excurslonists leaving
for Western (janadii. yesterday.
ren, Uity, were passengers froui
Houris yesterday afternoon.
visit to his brother, W.A.O. Morson.
7 nt Hn/clhrook Station, seven and
ing in Fairvieiv, the guest of Hon.
John and Mrii. McMillan, Hazle-
wood.
Miss Knte Mclfiiilyen, llicc l’oiiit,
is spcniliug ii fe\v weeks here, the
guest of her Uncle Neill fvlclfadyeii,
Fairvieiv.
W. J. F‘lynn, lately with thc lion-
nell Advertising Agency of this city,
is removing to Murray Harbor whercl
he intends locating.
A large number of persons left this
city yesterday morning for the Mon-
tague races, the special train having
three ears full.
Mlsii liessie McFadycn,. Boston, i:=.‘
spending a few weeks’ vacation at
Services will be lield on Sunday,
August, 6th, at Cherry Valley at
10.30, and at 'Jeorgetown at 7 p.\n.
hy Rev. M. H. Winter.
lottetown, has kindly consented tol
preach at Vernon River and Cherry
Valley Methodist (Jhiirches Sunday,
August Gth.
Miss Minerva A. Beaton of Huntorl
(`-reek, Sask., where she will spend;
the coming winter visiting friends
and relatives. ' ~
Bryon Island by the S. S. Lady Sy-I
liil, leaving Souris Monday, Aug. 7.i
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William Harrison, son of Rev. W.”
Newport News, Virginia for provi-
the home of ber parents. Neill an<llG'=01"gS Mlltch, Calgary, uith their
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Mrs` Mcmldyen' Fmrvlew' Ciilvendish where they will spend ii
couple of weeks. _
I., will be leased to learn thi-it he
Rev. W. H. Heurtz, D.I).. of Char- has
toon. where he underwent a very
The
morning of July ist and he was
lable to go home on July 2195- H9
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River left last evening for Maplelasme to M_te___l the_G0v__m Exhibition
Anyone desiring a delightful sea nt Falconwood H0Sl>it21l '1`\l,l’-Sllfly flf'
trip with iimguilicent scenery should teriioon when the five_gradu_n.t1n_g
take advantage of the excursion to nurses were lJl`€S0Ht€‘l Wim their dl'
L. E. Breeken, city, was a passen-
ger to York yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Small of lfoston is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Ifobert Small, city.'
Miss Eniinn Keenan, (larnbridge,
MIIHB-. is visiting licr parents in this
city.
Miss Jessie Gillespie of ltoxbury,
Mass., has iirrivcd on a visit to her
home in this ei_ty.
Mziior J. A. Melionnlil, city, wana
passenger to llelle llivcr on Li fishing
trip yesterday afternoon.
Jas. and Mrs. (lass, city, were
among the passengers to Summerside
yesterday afternoon.
_ l<‘ri~.nk Iiingwcll, city, wus a pausen.
_ger to Buy i~‘ortunc ycstcriluy after-
noon on ii visit. _
J. S. McConnell, of the Pa. ffnil-
road, Olenn. N. Y., wcnt to Souris
yesterday nfteriinon on ii visit to
friends there.
Harry :ind Mrs. Willis, of Boston,
nrc_ visiting in l“iiirvie\v‘, the guest of
Mrs. Willis's uncle, 'l‘liomus and Mrs.
Burdett.
Mrs. Smiillwooil and Miss i~linn.ll-
wood, city, iciive this afternoon to
spend a holiday at l'leai-iant View
Hotel, Hampton.
The German Cruiser firemen which
recently visited this port arrived in
sions on July 31st en route to
Hayti.
Mrs. R. E. Muteh, city, :ind Mrs.
dren left resterday morning for
The many friends of Harold l‘.
lieard, formerly of Bi'idg'etowii,_P. Pl.
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returned to his home in Govan
from the City Hospital in Saska-
critic.-il operation for Mustoiditis.
operation took place on the
now rapidly improving and was
on July 24th and _25tli. _
A very pleasing function took pluco
plomas. A meeting of the trustees
was first held and the advisability ‘ll
of tl ttic as accom-
making use 12 il
I The' busiest store on Charloffefown'a busiest Street
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.flll Queen Si. “The Store with the Sfocli" |21 Queen Sf.
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_ :iw --Season's end Sale of ,
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‘  _ Girls’ Dresses---»‘
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4 DELIGl'l'l` this chziiicc io buy smart wzisli dresses
 for girls-litllc :ind big. The ilrcsscsi :irc mostly
_ _ _ _ made of prolly giiigluiins -vcry siiizirtly cut-as
 l" " ‘ '_ ~_ .  ` neatly fiiiisln-il :is your own fiiigcrs would do-and
_ _f°.’¢'¢_’- _,___ ` ` -to ‘clear priced at factory figures :ind less. ,
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,; _  ._  as....f.i5iiZ‘§§.f.°...§'2I.i£°§if.. 600
'_ l l  I ` ” All dresses marked from l.l0 i0  f
  ___ L25 offered :fo-day at... ....... .. ' li
 ,F 1" I All dresses offered regularly I 
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1 ,/ l ‘l»"l,_‘l_‘\‘ sf l.35fo L50 are now............ ~
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 The dresses sold usually ai  .
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' l.75 to L95 are now................
 All the dresses iii 2.25 are now I 
'  on sale ai 
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Interesting .showing of aprons
 f------of _every good .sort----_
 ` SATURDAY MORNING \VE Pl...~\ClԤl) ON SALE A grcatrzinge
 of new aprons-and the aniazing sales during that day and on .\londziy
morning surprised iis-and we are used to surprising sales by now. The .
range iricliicles every useful sort of house aprons from the big ‘ Allovcr"
apron right down. And the values are really good too.
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5 Kitchen apron of linen with White linen apron, lzirge with
 large  .........35c large bib....    . ..,...58c
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modation for fifteen or twenty W1'
 “Allovcr" apron of stripe blue ' Big “.'\llover" :ipron plninbluc
*"0"* -'W Harrison of this city, is some for al tienrs. was Consiflefefi- Aft" the
ln- H. ti. llAl{l.ANl) will run :is foIlows:- '
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'Moiiila,v,
'l‘i|¢\s<l:\.\' 31.00
\Vod|\csll:iy. :L00 p. iii_, for _Vi<‘lorl:\.
'l‘liur.<d;i,\' 2l.00|i in., for Victoria,
l"rir|a.\'. 5.3) il. in . loi' l'lu~it River .
l"riils,v, 3.0! p. in.. for fini-at lti\'n_|',
Safi|rd:iy,|i.00 si. in., for West |i|_v¢-r.
Ssliirilziy 3l.l;u |i. In., for Wi-.i~'t_lt|\'1-r.
livery :ilu-riiuto Moiidny \\'i|l cull :it Ver
will be according to tide.
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li\.for ‘)r\\'o||, ll:illiil:i\"::
|<`roni Isl. .luno uutil lst Soiiluiiilu-.r. lifts-riioou sailings for East and Wi-st llivers
will lic &l.Jl0 o‘clook, iiisli-iiil ol SLIM) ii`i=ll><‘k :is
in. for(\r`wo||. li:\l|i<lii,i"is :ind Chinn l’oiui..
/\ liltl\’l'I Ull"l`()WN
'l`iiesil:i,v, 10.00 ii. ni.
'l’i|i»`sday, 8.140 li. ni.
'l`hiirsi|u_v, 10.15 ii. iu.
'1;h_i|rsilny, il.1l0 P. Iii.
l< r_|il:|,\', ll Jill ii. in.
Fi-inny 7.350 li. in.
Siihurrlay, 9.l.’» ii. m.
Siiliiroziy, 6.15 p, ui.
:md "hin;i Point.
nun ltircr liridgc. on \\'li_ich days si|iling_
uliovv.
few days before taking up his newltrustees had concluded their meeting
appointment at Vancouver in connec-l they adjourned to the la\vn where s
itinn with the (lanadian Westinghousel lawn pn¥`l’~Y llfill been 11Yl‘F~\'\K0d fill th"
ldleetric Company. Mr. Harrison has nurses and female patients. After rn-
been in the employ of the Americanlfreshmcnts had been served, Dr.
Westinghouse Oonipany Pittsbiirg itioodwill, Medical Siipvfilltendenlf ‘ll
for some five years. He was trans:ll"alconwood, KSLVB 21 \'9l`.V lllterestlnif
ferrcd to the (lanadian section atloutline of the work of the training
Hamilton, Ont., a few months ago 3 school for nurses at Falconwood. The
und is now under appointment fnraldiplomas were then _presented by
good positimi at Vancouver, B. (1. Premier Palmer. Pfefilflelli ‘Jl ,the
.ir l<`ri~iglii. for i‘Izis`t iiml Wi-st .ltivi-rs und Gliinn l'oinl.niusl~ in :ill cases he pr i-pai'
G~l54lllis\\|tf.
Rev. John W. Wndmnn, D.D., aria-
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- tivc of Urapaud, I’.E.I., and pastor River! Miss Dellify ‘lf G°"r*~f°t‘“v“'
of Grace (ihiii‘cli some thirty years, _ Miss Giirrnn of New Perth. MHS 
is now visiting the Province and willitlallum, Brackley l’oint, and Miss
preach in Grace Church on Sal>bathiBonnell of Charlottetown. ‘lwssays on
morning, August 6th, and in thelnursinll WEN l'€,l1ll by Mis? M“_°D0“l5'
cvenin in the First Mcthodist’all Miss Delory and Miss (f\\1`I‘Hl\-
Board of Trustees, to the followlnil
graduates: Miss MacDougall, West
i. pc1'c:ilc..................................75c percalc, white pipin_u................85c 
 “Allovcr” apron of good bliic “Allovei"’ apron of fine Chain- 
cliriiiibray with Enibroidcrcd yokc bruy Einbroidcrcd in while down 
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(ihurch. Dr. Warlman has been inl`Premier Palmer then iruvc an nfi~-
eonnection with thc Methodist Epis-ldress. referring to thc excellent' work
copnl (ihureli in the United States forl done in the institution and slllllw 1"
niimn. twenty-live tears. 'frhe inrgerl very hiizli terms nf Hifi essays rwi
part of this prriorl was spent as mis-i by U10 "‘ll'H0S~ ll°"“`*"k"‘ were, “l""’
sioniiry in Japan and the few laterlreiid by the Hon. -l. H. (7ll\\\\11\Hl<‘=Y-
years ns llistrict Hiipcrintonrleni; ofl!\llfll~l-ICF ‘ll l»l"" l‘l"'*‘l'°"'“' Th" "l'h"l`
tho Mission Work in the lliiivaiianltriislxeps present were llrs. W:ti'lnii'i,on
Islaiifls, his rcsidciice hcing at Hono-liiind (»onrf»v
lulu, Mr. Wiiilman luis rendered vorv '_"' _
ininortn.iit service during those years
and has obtziiiicrl the honorable ret,
<'oi',nitio|i of the leading officials ol‘
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 Season's end sale of new shirts  00 
 ~--regular 1.25 and 1.35 for ° L

THE GREATER POR'l ION ()F THIS L()'l` ()`I"` ll/\f\fDS()MTԤ 
r shirts has just freshly conic to hand witliiii thc lust thrcc or four (lays. ‘
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 Stationary
UIC Cllllrffll at home and abroad.
_city for the (iiinadian North est
‘ycstewlay by the harvest excursion
(9 lwsrc:--- Percy Worth, Garnet Doyle,
Qi ‘ Harry (lnntwell, W. Hustis, I..
(fi Waughiin, Joe Kiggins, Harry
@=/:.3 az-
Among the passengers leaving this
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Waughan, Percy Rodd, l.awren<~.r~:
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These goods :irc beyond question the finest lines Q
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we have evci' ollcrcd io thc trridc. (9
filzirlm, John McKenzie, Ida Waugh-
inn, Golf McKinnon, Richard Burhoc.
l(ihas. Wiirry, Herb, Neill, Frank
Matheson, John A. McWilliams
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Shooting Time
ill Soon he Here
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` We are Wen Stocked wiiifni kinds of
loaded shells, but advise dealers to Order
early. '
Powder, Shot Wads, Caps. GlIl\S-
Wholesale 8: Retail.
The Rogers llarilwara Bo lid
. Il.
,lioss, Alex. McWilliams, Hfirry Mc-_
!'l‘:\vish, Felix McKenna, Ewen Mc~.
Eachern. Alva I-fuhley, Frank A.
Stewart. Angus Murchison, Angus
Mcl)onalil, (llarence Maloy, John Gil-l
lis, Fred Martin. William Buchanrin,j
|Finlay Mathieson and Eclwnrd Gay'
'and John Garrick, city, Andrew Mc-
ifloniild, Vernon River; Boswell Car-
lvor, Hazellirook; Charles Young,
'1’ownnl; R. Webster, Marie; (‘. Gillis,
Point Primi; Kenneth R McNeilll
view; Wesley McDougall, M. Gardin
er, Miss Janette McLean, Miss Annie!
McFadyen, George McLean, Canoe,
for . new prospectus. Term begins
August 28th. 8-3d21i.
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uality
-Bake up weekly loads of Floilr-
Shout from the hounetops of Bread
,fondness-sill if QUAi.i'rv be lacking
go, way back and sit down l What we
insist on-qualify - QUALITY l And
ynu`Il always Find it in our
EVAPORATED CRllAlll BREAD
Pile up your counter as you may,
Prove it for yourself. _ »
Sfewarfs Bakery
l 163 Kent Street
Every
“Kleanwell"
Toofh Brush
in a packaged
all its own
livery tooth l»rur.li is
lizindcd you in :i iicnt pack
age, thus ginirziiilecing
that no person li:is` lizindlcil
it bcforc yon.
Brisiles guaranteed fo
_ stay in
Amos McDougall, Frank. Burdett:l PHC?  c¢n‘3  l ir ‘_
Rhcuhen McKinnon, John Cahill, 1 \ U 1.1; ¢ 5 _ _c_¢¢   d
Henry Feehan, Frank King, Fair- 5': .£‘
Johnson ®. Johnson
There are only two ways
to cure a bunion and those
are: 9. surgical operation or
Dr. Sclioll‘.~a ` “Bunion-
Right." ’l`he latter is more
prompt, efhcient and satis- -
factory-~-praised by all for
'l`licy zirc thc result of a 'piece of forlunzilc buying :ind flicvpronipl .
custoiiicr will be the lucky onc. 'l`lie sliirls :irc inudc of line pzircalcsi :ind
cords,-wliilc ground showing stripe of bliic-blzicl:-~ grey-~-or lnvciiclcr.
'l`licy :ire not only niaclc of fine niatcrizil-~-biii they :irc perfectly t:iilorcd~--
and cut in generous sizes. 'l`hcy are regular 1.25 :ind 1.35 sliii'is---  
in our southern window to-day at; just...... . . . . . .  °
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Cove; Angus McDonald, John Campi " .i;',`f\ .f5“:\ _
hell, Hector Campbell, Sidney Camp-i___ ___ , 1/1,. ‘. ' \ ¢'_',`-
bell, Nine Mile Creek. There was, .___...__..i.___.____ ~  “qw” »~~» ‘
about four hundred harvesters leav- ,' lf? Qqmn,
ing the Province, about 157 froml- N'   , °4N~v¢¢,,,,
Charlottetown and 26 from Monta-l ’-~ °  _(wrt:-'\i»
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"Write Principal Moran, Union ' mr* ° ¢‘l'
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60c Bleached Damask 49c
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liiiciis arc price cut at the SF..-\ S( )N'S -l‘ff\`l> S.-\LlL`. =
Every sort of lwuidsoinc tziblc linen yours licrc for .
prices that will dcliglit you. i
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Tlicse discoiiiil figiiirs zipply to ready inadc table ,_
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cloths and niriny oflicr lines :us wcll: '- 
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6oc 'l`;iblc linens for 4oc
75C u ii <i 60C __
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I 50 ii ii ii 1.35
2.95 for 2.oo
3 50 for 2.50
4.50 for 3.50
7.50 for 575
. Rcurly inridc liiitii ciollis
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Special si owing of men‘a sum'
nier weight. tweed suits from
800 to $20.00. Patons.7-22di.f
HUltll‘}SEl£l~lElt5" EXCUHSIONST
its excellent qualities.
Dr. Scholl`i\ “Bimion~Righ|"
in ii soft, pliable device thai,
when placed between the first
and second foes eases thc pain
and ef`l`ei-is a permanent core.
lised with either foof, for men
and women, price _qoc each, a
pair $i.oo
The 2 Macs
x49 Great George Street.
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V The Grand 'l‘runk Railway has issu-
led s. circular authorizing all Agents
lin Canada to sell Homeseekers' Ex-
cursion tlckets to points in Western
Canada. This is interesting informs-
' tion for those desiring to take advan-
ltsge of these excursions on certain
dates from April to September 1911.
The Grand Trunk Route is the mont
interesting, taking a passenger
through the populated centres of Can
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lfyou hurry you may profit. bv All the hairnets you want. ready
the bargain offering In sllks :li here to-day atjust 25 cents per
the short ends from one to 5`dozen. Remember, not 250 each.
-yards acouniulaterl during tl o Zficenis for I2. Good silk nets-
sale are now offered at 39 oci t ill shades, no elastic 25 cents
Pdf yard. Moore ei McLeod. oer dozen. Mooro & McLeod
8-3i_13l. ' » 8-303 .
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DID NOAII SMOKE ?
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lie surely did, and
We Want All Smokers
lo know our
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Ada. through Chicago and thence vis, Bnght Cul T°b\°°°'
Duluth or tum Unfcaia and the twin is n good lhing. Af your grocers and droggisis.
cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Ask Grand Trunk Agents for further
pin-ticuisrs. w. K. uozere. City 'I`l¢\=-
et Agent. 3-23ilthstiitlsrpl9.
Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco 'C0., Ltd.
Manuficlurera Charlottetown Phone 345 dmwf.
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