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DANCE T0-NIGHT.-Mlsii Gorman’s
Monday evening private dancing class
meets io-nlglit at 8.30. 9667.
Black Vandyke
SEE IT TO-DAY
The further adventures of June-her deserted
husband Ned-and the Man in 'the
6( ° ° 99 A Tight
    Squggzg
In which Dolly meets with a further exciting
and thrilling adventure which must be
seen to be appreciated
Shorty’s Trip to Mexico A f,f°'}§f‘§ ?»ff,.°,§“'“
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ecleaning Neediu s,
You cou1dn't wish for a better or more complete line
of liousecleaning gsupplies than we are showing here
now. Everything you'could possibly desire is included in
our present offering. here are some suggestions that will
help you houseclean.
Scrubbing Bl‘llll'\¢E
Scourlng Soaps
Stove Pipe Enamel
Liquid Veneer
Wall Paper Cleaner
Bon Ami
Dustbane
The sniiitni-y swel-I--
ing compound for floor.-1
and carpets. We limi-
nll size tins at :ill pri
ref,-_ G--t senie.
Telephone Your Order
lt will savi- you \i'ol|lil\-»-~ii will rii-sr-i'\'v
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Knife Polish Dutch Cleanser
Brooms Pearline
Whisks Silver Polish
Putz Cream Whitening
Dustbane Gold Dust
Lye » Ammonia
New Wall Paper or Furiiit tit.:
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famous Schebler (.`ai'huret0r. all parts made to expensive
gigs, intcrcliangcahlc and accessible. tank lubiiczitiou insur-
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Lobster Packers-»
Every modern Lobster Factory should be properly eflllip-
 with the best supplies procurable. We vc made a special
study of this branch of our business and our work cannot be
at
Wefve sanitary packing tables, galvanized boilers, colland-
ters, trays and the very latest in fittings, all made ot the high-
est class niaterialsandselling at moderate prices.
We keep a large stock always on hand, let
"us figure on your requirements.
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The New Govefness men A1' 'riiuno.-iur. oust-ies
Suuniicrs. of this city, received ii tole-
gmni iinnounciiig the ileuili ot' his mo-
ther at Truro, N. S. The remains will
bt- broiiiglit bert- for burial. Funeral
liotiei- later.
MAY DEVOTIONS.-Tile usual May
devotions eoiuiuvnce in Saint Dun-
stan’s Cutlicdrul on Sntiirday evening
next. On \\-'edneiiday and Friday even-
ings during May there will be Benedic-
tiun ot' the Blessed Sacrament.
ST. JAMES CHURCH.-A general
niet-liiig of the congregation ot St.
.luiiies (`liurcii will be held in the
Sunday School hall to-night beginning
at 7 p. ni. 'l`liis meeting is culled to
der-ide lhe riuestlon of disposing of
some property owned by thc congre-
gation. 9664.
PLEDGE CARDS.-Yesterday the
pledize cnrils prepared by the tfoininit-
tee of the Patriotic Abstiiicncc League
were presented in all the city churcli~
es to be returned next Sunday The
Guardian learns that a great many
were returned signed during the ser-
vii-cs and that the returns next Sun-
day will show ii splendid response
froin the citizens generally.
WORD FROM THE FRONT.-Mr.
I-‘red White, of Alberton, stepson of
Mr. 'Flionius Wilkinson, now of Char-
lottetowii, has written home stating
that lie wus in the battle of Neuve
Cliappelle, with the Princess l’atriclzi.s,
when they so greatly distinguished
theniselves. lie was within 25 yards
ot` the (iorinans when they broke and
lied as they saw these formidable
troops. "iix bii_voiiets." Mr. White cs-
caped without ri scratcli.
YOUNG PEOPLE MEET.- The
Young l’eop1e'.~i Society of the First
ltlotliodist Church held it very enjoy-
able social Friday evening in lleartz
Mcniorlal Hall. The President, Mr.
\\`. 'I‘. Wellncr occupied the chair. The
young iuen provided the evenIng's eu-
tertuinnienl, coiisistiiu: ot several con-
tests, clioruses, .solos by l’rof. Barlow,
In-i.rnioni<~a seleetioiis hy Mr. Atliol
Iiurus. niysterious trio hy Messrs.
Vridliniii, Beer and Rl(-Ewcii. The dc-
nionstration by the Pliiliitlelpliiii Pop
(jorn ('orporntioii, assisted by their
synipatliy orclioslrn. was very amus-
ing and made thc _hit ot' the eveiiiiig.
'l`lie siiigiiig of Auld Lang Sync
.hrnught it vi-ry pleasnlit oveliiiil.; to it
i-losi-.
HOW "MOVIES" ARE MADE.-
.\li'. I<`rzinl\' Iiiues, lute oi' the 'I`luuiho\i-
st-r I’l:iyer.-i, New York, arrived in
i'luii‘lnltelowii Szitiiriliiy. Mr. llincs
is iniiliinir ai tour of the I'niteil States
li'-i-iiirini: :incl Ili-ii|oii.-ili'atiiii; on the
innking ol` nioving pietiiri-ii, l\ii‘. llines
is Iruvt-lliiii.: in the inti.-rests of the
‘I`ImiiIioiisci- Voiiipniii' and has, lm-
siiies visiting; the Iiirgcr ellie.-4, visited
St. .lolui und lIiiliI'z\.\'. just before tzoin-
lu;; lu-ri-_ llc \\‘ill itppt-air ,iii
lhe l’rin<-e l~J<lwni'd Theatre to-day,
'l`iii-silziy and \Vednesda_v and will dcnl
with :i dillereiil, siilijcr-t irzirli night.
Ile will speak l,u»nii:lit on the iiuikiug
ol ai "Irii-k" picture. l\li'. llincs irivc-'s
:i yniiiii-\'il|i“ acl. thi' only Ulu' of lin
kind in <':uiuiIn, nn I-Inizlisli i-i-i-e|iti‘ii:
ui-1 in which hc uses- nothini.: hui his
own i-iuiiposit.ioii.< in soiiizs, elif. ’l`hi.'i
is ihr- Iirsi Inni' ol' this kind over insidi-
unfl .\lr. llines will \‘er_\‘ lik:-ly li:ivi'-
iiili-iwslt-il nuilii-i|<:i-s nl his novel :ind
insli'|irli\'i- It-i'tiii'i-s.
PATRONAGE OF ST. JOSEPH.`-
\`<-sli-rilziy. the i`i-nsi, ol' the I‘:\t|‘oiini:0
iii' Suini .lost-ph, was lhe oimnsioii ot'
spi.-<-inl <'s~lehrzilioii.-s in Saint .losepli's
t`on\'i-nl 1-lizipel. In lhe rnornlni.: :it
T ii't-lin-li lligh Blass was 1-.elf-limletl
by l-`ntlii-r tl. .i. i\Ii-l,i~ll;iii. I). ll., Spiri~
tual liirewior of Suiiit .lose-pli‘s Soda-
lity, wht-ii n l'.ii’i:i- nuinboi' oi' tht- iuéni-
hi-rs ol the Soilz\Iit__\‘ rereived lloly
tfouiniiiiiioii. In lhe eveiiiui: ut 7
o'i'lm-li u si-.rinoii wus ilelivereil by
l"itllier l'oirii-i', ol Saint Iluin~atuii‘i~:
Colleizi-. who in ii |nnsl.nrt‘ul mniiner
dealt with the life iiiiil virtues oi' Saint
Joseph. After the scrinon twenty new
nieii1hei'.~; \\'i-re ret-civf-d into the So-
riiiliI_\' hy the Spiritual Illreetiir, Fai-
llier l\li-lit-llnii, 'l`hli»; wus liillowed by
Soleiuu Uoiiedir-tinii 0t` the lilosscd
Siu'i'uinenl izolelirutcil by Futlier l’ol-
rier, iissii-ited by I-`ntlier Jost-p)i Gul-
lziiil as deacon niid Fatlic-r Leo llcrrol
as sub-deacon. 'I`lie singing ot’ the
Sodiillty clioir nt the Bencdictioii wus
i-xrreptioiinlly good. All tht- solmctioiis
were liarnionlzed nud licuutlfully sung.
tho lit-itiiizi. Cot-.ll lining excellent. For
ilu- or-ensioii the altar wus init;-:iiiIl~
rently decorated and illuinliinti-il with
naturiil llowers :ind electric lights, bo-
ing most artistically :irraiiged to lend
ai benullfiil ciferrt. In the eveiiiiig
lliore wus n particularly large congre-
ization.
::.lolni McQuillan and Co., will puy
llie liigliost cash price for eggs. 
9660-4-26iii6l.
MORE THAN MILLION NOW_ IN
THE FIELD
I.(_i.\'I)()N, April 22.-During the bat-
llt- of Nenve Chapelle in the month of
Mnreli, ns much ammunition was ex-
pend:-ri ns was used during the entire
lioer War. according to a statement
nnidi- in the Ilonso of Commons yes-
torriny by (Jhiincellor of thc Exchequer
David Lloyd George.
The Boer Wiir lasted for two ycnrs
und nine iiionllis. ~
MORE THAN MILLION IN FIELD
Spcnkiiiu on the manner in which
the Govt-.rnnieiit is ileiillng with tho
question of war equipment, Chancellor
ut thc Excliequer Lloydlleorge arr-
nounced that while Great Britain had
started In the war on the assumption
that the expeditionary force would con-
idst of :dx nrmy corps, the country
now had more than six times tlint
numhor of men In France.
WILL STUDY RUSSIAN TRADE
FOR CANADA, ,-
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LUN I)l)N‘,`”l\q)1-il 1lti“-tlonraditi Suiit,
lately Canadian Trade Commissioner
at Hamburg, who was detained there
for nlx months and recently exchanged
for the German representative in
South Africa, leaves for Russia on Fri-
day to study trade conditions there on
behalf of the Canadian Government.
Just expects to remain-in Riipsia tor
about four months.
K. OF C.
meeting _oi
takes place
APPRECDATION.-,Tile .family of
the late Mrs. Wailortuko-this means:
of expressing their thanks to the inauy our mother
friends for expressions or synipiitby m
und other kindness during their--mo- lm-
tlicr's llliiuhs-and-death. - 0668. so
,..  _ . in
by a celebrated American luwn maker
ii pessimistic forecast of thc outcome ,.
of the negotiations between Italy and
Austria.
The newspaper says the Scnatoi‘,i-
who is ti frequent caller at the house
oi'1’rince Von Buelow. the German
Ambassador to Rome, inakes the stato-
rnent that he heard t`rouitliel’rincen
“coiit'cssioii," which was substaiitially
as follows:
“l’iil'ortuiinte.ly the Italizni-.iiistrinii
i:oii\'r-rsatioiis i-ire not iiroveetliiii: sat-
isfactorily. 'l`heIr future will ge 1'ol~
iowod by ri rupture, betwei-ii lionio
and Viciiiia. This will he rc-i.;i‘clteil by ,
GL-riiiziiiy. I ani sorr_v to alfiriii that ‘
in this .sad evoiituulity Geriiiniiy will
do her dut_\' to the end by the side oi.
Austi‘izi." V
(`ontlnuini:. Senator i‘~.irul`n declares
that lic repeated his rroiiversiitloii to
l"rt-niier Snlaiidrii. who did not seem
surprised at il. 'Un the i>ontriu‘y, ho
snirl to the Seiintor:
“Inipelled by the parnnlouiil inter-
ests ol’ our i-iiiiiitry we will [lruceod
with our duly ugaiiisl :ill our :inta-
goiii.~‘ts." _
Au ollieiiil slnlciiit-iii i.-usiicil truiuy
hy the llnlinu tiovernint-nl siiys that ;
Senator (.‘i\i'z'il`a ai-iked for an iiiie1‘vliew
with l‘i'eiiiie|' Salniidrxi, sn_\'iui; that he
xvislied to he pri-seiil io lhe l’rline _
ltliiiislur ii ineinorniiduin of ai iwiiiiiiiiitil-
rutioii \\_'i_th “iierliaps :ippi-;ii't-il to the
Seii2itor_`iYioi'i- iinporlnnl llnip it reully
was." - "  -
l'ri-niier .\':il:iii<li‘:», ilu- slzilt-im-lil
rzoiitiiiiiirs. siinply iiiivlerlifrik io trails-
iuil the _ini-iiiei'an<lnin to thi- l-`ori~Ii;ii
Otlice, ’I'li:it ilep:_iriiin-nr, out of pure _
\~oiiries_v,*i-i|iei~t:iIneil Sei'ui|oi~' viiriifa
in a few iniiiutes t-oiivi-r:=eitioii wlfliout _
"innkiii1.1 Ii'iiii uni' coiirrcle .~'|:ili-nii~nt
oi' nny kind." -
Seiiziior (`airiii`ii. thi; -iloveriinient
t-oiiiiiiiiiiii-:ition ifoiitiiiiu.-.~', “would li:i\'c`
:ii-(od inore i~oi‘rni:ll_\', :ind more pnt-
rio|ii':i|l'_\'. il' he had inniiitniiu-il ai coni-
pli-te reserve ri-i.:nrriini: si i-onve-i'salloii
ou such :i iii-lit-:ite siilijei-I -ai`i_:i-oi‘ili"fl
hlni in <-oiixiiilerutloii nt' his position."
lllllll _SUUHIDNS 
STEMMIH -EAUSES
INIIIGESTIIJN. BAS
“Pape's Dlapepsln” ends all stom-
ach Distress in tive
Minutes
\\'ondi-i' what upset your stoinueli-
which portion ol' tho food did the
dainuize-do you? Well, dou't both-
er. lt' your stoniiich is in ii revolt;
li' sour, giissy and upset, :ind what
you just nte luis formeiited into
stubborn lunips; hciid dizzy and
aches: bclch gases and acids :uid
cructutn uiidigested food: breath
foul, tongue coated-just take a lit-
tle Paper Diapepsiii and in five
minutes von wonderfwhiit became ol'
die.. iniiiiiesiip.-i__.ii»ii _iii»iims.-_ _  ._
Mlllons _ot mon mid women t
day know that It is needless to have
a had stomach. A little Dlapopsin
occasionally keeps this delicate org-
iin regulated 'and they eat their
tiivoritc foods without tear.
It your stomach i|oosn’t tako cure
of your lihernl limit without rebel-
lion; if your food is it di-iniaizc ln-
stead of a help. remember the quick-`
est, surest, most hiirnileiis rellci' is
l’apc's l)inpcpi-ilii which costs only
titty cents for it large cusp ut. drug
iitores. It's truly woiiilerful-it di-
gests food und new things straight,
so gently and easily that it is really
iistonlsliing. Ploniic, for your sake.
don‘t. go on with it weuk, disordered-
stomach; it‘s no unnecesury.
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iii(l::lnLil3ii)~l:ixtn(:'lt(il3dlae‘a`ii‘\l}2r '!\?V‘;kla1el:;“;:_ lagcern ot state. Already our own Pro-
exi.-t-llent stnclsot choice “ldvergi-een" th
an}f_§_;f,f“’lf?,ff§°,‘f_f§‘},‘§q°',§°,§‘Af‘S‘{,,°§;  mine gathering iieid in ure nrin sued
posed of ii nunihor of varieties ot m
grasses inust suitable for lawns and . -_
mixed in proportion as recommended zoned by His L°rdsmp Bishop 0
and has given excellent satisfaction gl
LONDON, April 22-F. 'i`. June, ii P
gegletsizinazavgiviggggl- lfzgiresisézi Eéroviiic-itil Alliance and the united
said that it. was not gcnernhly known |
that the G°"n13“,3‘¢l`l¢d W0 lfmd 9-I1 luturc. The Government has however
GXPGUWOURYY ,f\'5l'°° in I‘5“Bl““d and Introduced a number of Aiuendinents,
that it WHS the British 'HWY that some oi' which are very desirable, and
1118110 fhtmf' 30 back £0 “ICU hl“`b°" wlilcli will tend to increilse thc effec-
ogalu- The navy saved the country uve-ness or the Act, The iiniended Act,
and there was never `a word ol it in lf
the newspapers. ~ whom rests the real responsibility ot'
you asain
or pid progress
ot Russian. and
accentuated by
in- great voluntary
ovemout. for total abstinence dur-
K _
vereign King George the titth and
which he has been oiiioined by his
binet. War Lords and important
ce is offering its loyal response to
is call. At animmensc and enthusi-
Sunday last. the movement was
ost suspiciously inaugurated. sup-
eary. our leading Protestant Clergy-
_en the Hon. Premier Muthicson. the
eatler of the Opposition Hon. .Iolin
§}r0¥;;‘l_s;t L__y‘;;‘:d‘_ua(;&§§lE£`S(_l_IS(§Eg Eluichards, almost tho entire Legisla-
i.AwN-oitass sumo. Prine 25-.-. pei- H
pound, special for quantities. ‘ .
96_,_9_4_26m2l_ _lsliis appeal to the lo al and atriot
re and the most prominent Mil-
ary and business men oi’ our City,
. y tr ' ir -
m ol' our people will I urn sure meet,
ith a noble response, and mark iin-
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GERi\I.~\NS TR21}g)N'lI)‘()IN E_\_GLAND_ _:ther notable advance in tcmpcrance
form ` ' '
e _
i' regret that the Anieiidineiits to the
rohihitioii Act. as asked for by lhe
niperaiice forces of the province,
iuve not been accepted by the Legis-
rcasonnbly supported by those upon
enforccnient, would prove ti powerful
ROME. April 21,- The Messagcro‘ S _
today Dubhshes an ime,.,.i,,_,,_. with the best temperancc workers in the_
Senmm. Riccardo Carafm “.m(,h gives province. bys eakers on the floor of
|-1-AUAN SENA-ron 1-ELL3 0|: factor in wiping our the illicit sale of
VON BUE|_0w»S iic0NpE53|0N_~i lntoxicants and reducing drunken-
I
th
less and criino in the land: The un-
enerous attacks made upon some of
D .
e Legislature, will tend to raise
thy we may have reason to expect. In
this lot us hope for the best, give all
doubts as to the extent ol' the sympa-
c
redlt where credit is due, and when
the day of reckoning comes let us not
lo
rget that "eternal viligance l-i the
price oI"liborty." Whether we arc Lili-
eral or Coiiservative, we can inzikc no
mistake in electing tetupcrancc men
io iiialci-_ our laws and to controll their
eiiforceinent.
_Tlie reports from Subordiniile Div-
tcnils dcvotiiii.: some time to orixninsii-'
l
iiizirlcr. The statistical rcpoils of the
hl I
°'i’i§‘1£...»§| i=ir'rH Erisoini TW-“"'°
ra
in hiiitoryl The -
the war. at the call oi’ our beloved-
;'-'0F- `
The  'Key
Dread! Fear! Terror 1
Are they a Disease, they
were for Gallon, the hid?-
oiis spectre ofadead man B
face-his partners-wlwm
he thoutfht he had killed-
haunte him day and nltlht
and_ Gallon passed this
Heritage _on to hi Dauiht-
er Ruth, it threathned er
happiness h_er love, her
life. I-_IOW did she master
it? See HOW in The
“Master Key” _The ll10Sf
sensational serial drama
ever concieved
See It Now I Today
-“Coming of Sopliie’s
Mama” =
A Comedy for that Tired,
Spring Feeling
Cubin; _
THE. BSQARWAY
s'r.4iz_"1='-iii'\f'if't__i_‘t;'i;"-" ‘_ .-
Next Door ~.
nv Five PARTS 
By S. Hartley  
Author of Peg O'My Heart, .
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Featuring Ethel Clayton
and Geo. Soule Spencer
Soon Here
The Seats of
The Mighty
SIX PARTS
By Sir. Gilbert Parker,
The Famous Canadian
Author
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Grand Otllcers will show sntistiictory
increases in every department ot' our
work, and a most gratlgying State ot
the Order. For the iir8 “me ill 111)'
iiicumheiicy I have been culled upon
io give legal decisions, twice within
the qimri;-r, fl`lieso will be haiidcd the
(foiumittee on Constitution for ap-
proval. '
I understand that the Most Wortlib'
Puirinrcli, the Rev. It. ll. Stavcrt, in-
lneds devoting some time to orgaiiisa-
tion work in this province during the
present term. l :un sure you will Hive
liini :ill assistance und eiiconrngeineiit,
und that his po\\'crl`ul eloquence- und
organizing talent will bring us abund-
ant results.
The iinportniil, liiisiiiess ol' the ses-
sion will be to innlie prepiwiltious for
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the ineetlng ot the National Division
oi' North America. which holds its
next Annual session in Charlottetown
on July 21st next, The honor of hav-
Ing this great assembly of our Order
convening ln our niidst. will i feel
sure be fully appreciated, and l ask
you to be devoted and unsparing in
your efforts to make their visit to the
"Garden of the Gulf" an occasion to be
loni.: renieinbercd by our people, und ii
bright spot in the memories ot our
visitors. `
With the best wislies for continued
prosperity I coiiiinend you to the
work of the session, with the prayer
lhal the kind Father may abundantly
bless you in all your lnbours. 
IN L. P. L. A.
L. P. TANTON.
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New Silks for spiingnl
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Lovely Pailettcs in Battleship Grey, Resede
Green, Copenhagen Blue, Navy, Army Blue, Belgian
Blue, Turquoise Blue and Peacock Blue, Brown,
Garnet, Military Red, Mahogany, Pink. Cream,
White. Tipperary Green, Tan, Rose, .~\ methyst and
Sand 36 inches wide at S-)8c per yd.
All the new shades in Duchess Silks. We
have tlicin in Army Blue, l’aris Blue, Peacock Blue,
Navy and Sky, Russian Green, Old Rose, Mauve,
Purple, Nigger Brown, Light Brown, Tan, Amethyst,
Nell Rose, Cerise. Nile Green, White Sr Cream--38
inches wide, $1.55 per yd.
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SILKS-Conic to lhe llousc of Quality for the
new silk dress or suit. We have a lull line of"‘Madc
in Switzerland" silks.
38 inch Satin at $2.50.
Suits at`$1.95 per yd.
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Japan and China Silks 25c to 50c. Special
values in Black Silks. Yard wide Pailett'e*I8cTaI1d
Black yard wide Peau dc Sole for Coats and
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We have a full stock ol Ncw_billis in all the up-
to-date shades at the same old price. .
l I .25 Ladies’ Suits
Mostly French Sergcs, prices range froni
$15.00 to $25.00, on sale this a. m. for not the
price of the Cloth ......................  ..... ..$9.48
50 dozen of Silk Boot Hose,black 25c a pair
25 dozen black also white better quality
special......,_.   
25 doz. _Silk Lisle, black also Tan._........50c
L 100 dozen black cotton hose, 2 pair for..25c I
and lo
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Star Specials
White Organdic and Voile Waists. h6%h
ng and s ort sleeves, regular $1.35 for c
of House Dresses, all sizes up to 44,
Corsets discontinued lines, regu-
S ecial D. & A. regular$1.50 for 98C
$1.00.
riday and Saturday--for thrifty'
English Longcloth, soft finish, 36 inches
liic a yd. or 10 yds. for $1.00_. -
Grey Cotton, 36 inches wide, regular 12c a
Pure Linen Crash Toweiling. good
strong and durable worth 14c a yd. 9 yds for $ .00.
__  _ COATINGS AND SUITINGS
by her Dmssm_aker~or 'I`ailor, we are ready with one of the best lines of Coatings 'and uitin s
_ _ I’or'tli`e_ lady that cannot get fitted with one of our $9.48 suits and must have it eithgr mage
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that we have' ever shown, notwithstanding scarcitiy oi Materials and slow delivery owing to t
War. _ Many oftliese Goods run the Bloc ade an are being offered at pre-war prices. V -
'_" ',(,‘§lotlis"coii1"l!'iii‘8e`r%es, Gaberdines, Cheviots, Honey-comb cloths, Velours, Tweeds and
' Cheeklsffyirhicli are stinng '_qr‘Sport Coats and Separate Skirts.
Also-__a _Special offer in Ladies’ and Misses Skirts
18 Ladie_s'~”~I`ailore'cl Skirts in Black, Blue and Green, your choice of lot for $2.98. Tliis lot
ought'-who cleared inside of an hour-every. looker should be a purchaser._
_Misses(§,g;§eSkirts,_Black and Navy, all wool, from Misses to O. S. size $1.98 and $2.25.
_These ,_ j s are strictly for cash-no approbation.
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