’ - ...~ stir. ..i,'.\J./U?
The
(`.o_nid`ii»i¢in
Powder
We do not v\'sh;ou tg
lose eight of the fact that
this fpowdei-_ has stood the
test for years-and is in greater
liemand today than ever.
sv
_On horsgsit acts _marvell-
ously, rt gives sy-ghgd ap. i
peti\e,_s glossy coax, a loose
hide, Bhd B healthy appear.
ance. in general.
It puiiiies the blood and
cannot be equalled for building
np broken-down horses, and
making_ll1em slick, fat and
high-spirited.
It is also splendid for Milk
Cattle, Ceiv<s,. Sheep. ligg
and Poultry 25;; 1b_
Prepared and sold oily by
 F oster
Central Drugstore
Sunnyside.
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TORONTO, Sept. 11.-The govern-
ment-. revised . plans for ,the supervi-
‘siou and regulation of the English
and |French schools of the province
are announced by'the .I-Ion. Dr. P-ynar
following yest.erday's meeting\ 9| the
cabinet. They provideniaens -.by
which through the. exercise of 'judg-
meilri on tl_;i;__|mrt__ol tue ohio! inspect-
s 0! Dll clan seperate schools,
an_'!I`h?_5_‘l_;'_f"d_:3__hHB §1l__ _the HOME hardships may be obviatedln spec-
mtisfactlon of _____l:_l1 the SWEE' inf' cases. The chief changes in the
paper' for Bunce Ed E 6 HOM regulations _ provide that instruction
_ . , _ WQN1 Ielaud. F§eliEl1__ may be continued beyond
. _ ‘ TB Fm Ulwn Bllllroval. of the
to §?_:_*_;’;:_l_`|_§>_?l';1___;l»_:1__d tE_tl:_ers are naked chief inspetdztor in the cn.se.af\ Pupils
ist ,_ d Len” Thy r el' °l` bY Reg-,Who, owing to the previous defective
I,-és?)-tffnsihle fo; . eigullfdlun 18 not. training. .ara unable to speak and _un-
ot-herwis ____ rem ances forwarded dcrstanslthe English language, _ _
e an as above. MEtf._|_'1‘lJe__1i;iustice of a cest-iron rule
'_' ' n cer on cases was strongly em-
qlrgrféul 231°' "mv Wit- hlllll-01`. B10- lbhllfiled by the f_French-Ca.na.diau-
M0ck°"Tr1;a1 °: B-1;: vagaries at the ‘supporters of the English-French
Monday ___ bl; S 0 opera house on.school and the casing up 01- tba rule
5 ellteml-702' 15. "by giving the chief inspector. some
- » 1436-9-11M4ii fdescgetion in order to some extent
5 . mee 'f their objections. The _school
W  h:_;§Y__ lil; l0\;_ed .her fondly, 'delegation that waited upon the gov-
ac _ 'Both a5;___ _fe ¢ “#505 C.0l1SDir- _ernment protested -against teachers
l__wy_______ The _“___ P_:;%_l_e1_1__ad byiable being confined to one hour's teach-
Opem Home on Mongacur albthe ing in French each day and ln- that
September 15 1456; lilllllil direction the chief inspector has been
_ ' » '_l¢ M41- gigs; authority to exercise. his des-
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in Chsrloltv
news um. N*
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Write” 50 good work is to ,ask uglto THE THAW CASE'
Wl`lt0 Y011 a latter on one and you NEW yo W
_ - i _ RK Sept 11.-Comment-
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;,“_‘_‘___;_°'}__§f§__§>rNv1_;ureelr,_29A__ _1{I_i_lne ing eciioriaily on the action or the
' f - ~ 1 ' ‘ 3l- Canadian immigration ollleers yester-
vphe Guardian welcomes reuable ;l_‘;"_¥_;_ E1 dellorting Thaw, the Tribune
f ~ " .
iicws_ rom Poisons throughout this .lvl-hm country must “ke on its
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WONT WORK _
Bring the waron or cLocK in me
I will make them get busy again.
F . S. Mitchell
Ex péilt wang and clock rapalxer.
168 Queen S eet. Phone B97- R..
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Earn ,llf_l_;re»~.ii _
You learn lliere" A
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'l`horoughfechnicaltraln-
ing ;iay§ for itself---in'in
reused returns, a bigger
sinehs and a belter salary
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Choose today your future
work-~'-bookkeep , bank-
ing, commercial law, type-
writii_r_g, shorthand, pen~~
mans "p, correspondence.
‘ouiiness [.rur`~f'ce or Civil
Service, and let the U_.C.C. I
give you the practical,
thomugh training that
means SUCCESS. .
Our year book is full of
intereailng information for
you. Get a copy from Plin-
cipal Moran. _
UNION
“_ Commercial
' _ Collegé_
Royal Bank Bldg.
. _!

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llzilliax Ladies’ College
The annual meeting of the share
h< lders of the lljii"nx Ladies’ Col-
lege willbe held in ctllege _
_ riumiv. ocr. ani. _
lt 3 p. m. to receive annual repoit~
and to transact sucn business us
may._come before the meeting
_ _ _ RORERT LALNG.
Prov  All ,
ma____1_;1<¥"to __Ti;;iech ét_e_;_i;_;:ouidNe£e hat to Canada. It has found a Way
Dept_.. Charl0ttet0w____ i___med___te_§ ;<_'i___p;it a_ atum_r_nary e_i:_¢_i_ to_tthe 'l.‘hi;.w
ft p th t -_ 0 I' IDE W s cour s.
H G 8 even , etc , have trans_i_;_l_I£g- While the Thaw lawyers were talking
» - l>r_avely of fighting the issue up in a
,Miss Gwcnyth Goomb 1 _ _e surely way through the Colonial
her classes for pianofor1e‘;if_d‘;’h‘;g§;_:courts, and thus to Loudon, the im.
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A Bliiiliili
iN'rimN_a'i‘IoN1i1; LEAGUE.
At Baltimore-First game, Provi-
dence" _lS,”Bs.ltiri-tore `4; second game,
Baltimore 4,‘Providence 4.” Called
in the Bthya tie.
“At Torq|_\_ff-0-_-Buffalo 5. Toronto 3.
At Montreal-Rochester 5, Mlont-
 " so <ff'i\él`?nei`esar?`§r1iZ`¢aii >
real 4. _
‘ AMERICAN LEAGUE. ' ' '
At New _York-New York 10,
Louis 3.1¢ __
- At Boston-_Easton :lB, Detroltlf '_
At . Phlihd phia-Philadelphia 7,
Chicago 5.` " '
At Washington-Washington 6,
Cleveland 1. _ `
' NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New 'York at Pittsburg and Boston
at Cincinnati, postponed on account
of rain.
just opened _
We ft el sure `y`ou
(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)
. INTERNATIONAL
At Toronto-Toronto 4, BuHalo.1.
At Providence-Providence 4, Balti-
more 2. '
‘ NATIONAL .
durable. _
` -at Pittsburg-New vers 4,i1>itts-
burg 1. -
At Chicago-Brooklyn 6, Chicago 5.
it tl li
ton11L '
At St. Lollis-Philadelphia 8, St.
Louis 2.
Oval clothes baskets
_ Amnriicas* 
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Ai: New‘York-N'ew"York '4, St.
Louis 0. _ __
At Boston-Detroit' 5 Boston 2.
Waist paper baskets
“ Wmow Fofnifofe
In our show windowyou may see some of this new willow furuiluie we’ve
Willow furniture
Chairs $| oo
Rockeis 5.00
S.iled clothes hampers
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati. 12, Bos- “ _“ ' “ .square‘ “ “ 2| x 28 “_ ..................3.5o
deep, prlce................_.. ........ ........-..................  ....._....r.|_5
Oval clothes baskets, size 32 inches long, 24 wide, 14 deep. price ........ .......I.3o  _
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will app ove of lt. _ _
is artistic -comfortable-light--and i s extremely I
4.75 5.50 .............................-$7 25
5.75 7.oo  ..................,_,,,, 7,5°
-roundwithcover, size 18 x 26 inches  50
“ “ " “ 21 X28 " .. ........s».-¢'...z.7_5
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with .handles size 26 inches long, 18' inches wide, irinches
. _.st Phiiscsipnis-’ 'Philadelphia 4,
instruction, Sept. 22nd. Engage.
_ments accepted for concerts, etc. Cer-
tificates- from/» Royal Academy and
ROYBI C-_ollegc of Music, London, Eng-
land. _Furtlicr information as to
t0I`mS.`»ctc., can_bc obtained at 4t
Water St. l278~9-4M3ipd.
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Death torc the laurel from the vic-
tor's brow' and snvcd the vanquished
from feeling the sting of defeat wlicii
the gallant woifs and the brow
Montculm \verc~sluin in the battle of
Quebed, .fought 154 years ago today.
Wolfe, With' wrist shattered and n
terrible wound in thc groin, was still
pressing on at thc bond of his troops
».¢ _
migration officers suddenly cut the
whole tangle of technicalities and
dumped the bewildered lunatic across
the border, leaving a lot 0! attorneys
and alienists aorrowing for the loss
of vast prospective fees.
"The Canadian swiftness dazzles
us, inured to the worship of legal
:red tape. But it haathls to com-
mend lt~juatice has been done, and
done promptly. ’l"ha result, which
would have taken months and per-
haps years to accomplish, has been
accomplished at once. The Canadian
lcgiil system is spared. the disgrace
1 which would have sprung from seeing
Iita processes cmploycrl to dcfcnt jus-
Wtice."
isuins sul _  
wmi iiuiiiiiiis
.___.. .
SAN FR/inorsoo, cal., sept. 12
when n, bali passed through his l\\n . ITFMCO" and Hope Istahdé 'fn the
' eil '0' 0' e l "es I my "Solii:h Pacilic,"have disappeared from
our inch `vv°ltii'essi`:'d"'t`h`e 'tragedy,"s'nd'
g .
.`.5u_l,pOrt_ m .. h cmd U, *_ S liriendly or Tonga group in thc___
§a’j"&9‘nl\";~ GWB *Bae me ‘au only]-view. With them several hundred na-
k0y'b interview ut _vlclinrle yesl5el'dBY
despatch telling of his break with the'
ox-champion, the situation leperillex-
an' alort le_ being ada to smooth
things over. __
lt'was well for English hopes that
the-:e.ttac_klng_ troops did noi: know
thllt their generzlghad fallen. Ha was
carhiedi to' the rear, and with "his dy-
ing breath issued an order to one of
his oflicers. He was told that the
enemy rcti'eatcd,` _and murmured,
"God ho praiae<l,_`now I die in peace." _
In n fcw minutes the gallant soul.
had left the shattered body. Mont-
caIm`, the French commander, was
riding from point to point, endeavor-
ing to rally his flying soldiers, when
a shot passed through his body, Hc |
'kept his ent, although his clothes
were drenched with blood, and when
a woman shrieked, “Mon Dieu, the
Marquis is shot!" the gallant soldier'
cried, "It’s nothing, nothing.” Sur-
geons dressed his wound, but told
him he had but a few hours to llvc.
"So _much thb better," he said, “I
shnll not live to see the surrender of
Quebec.” Knox says he declared that,
"since he had been' beaten he was
glad that it was by ao brave an enc-
my." ~
O 3 U
`Sept. 13 fa the birthday of the
Rev. Charles William Gordon, fu-
mous ne a novelist under the pcn
name of “Ralph Connor,” at Indian
Lanxla,_Glsnge.rry,'Oiit.,'in 1860. On
this date the Canadian Pacific tele-
graph lines were opened for business,
. ._a._.._..._.._.,.___.
nURNs=sAva.Pmi.Ksi_¥*  0' 1 '»
' DENIES STATEMENTS ‘
CALGAR~Y,'_. Sept. 11.-Tommy
Burns is today exhibiting a telegram
from Arthur `Pelkey“in which the lat-
ter denies even having issued Buy of
the -statements credited to him by the
coast sporting writers, in which he is
alleged to have clfarged Burns with
having forced him -toiagree to a fixed
iight with Bn_rns-.in Calgary, and el-
ao _with having extracted an unfair
contracféffnom' Pelliey while .the latter
wns`_und"ér the charge of ma.nslauKl1f»e1`
hers in.J_uly. l'el‘iey has also wired
the _calgary 1-isrsia denyins h°.has
broken with Burns. In. view of Pel-
in which he corroborated' s.' -Portland
ing and the idea is gciieriil heretliat..
tives and a few white men have dia-
wippeared. V
ANOTHER GERMAN
'i » _ AVIATOR KILLED.
MUENSTER, Germany, Sept. 12.-
Aviutor Hans Lorenz was killed here
to-day as he was completing a two
hours’ flight. _ He steered the, ma-
chine too steeply in a downward di-
rcction and the wings buckled, the
aeroplane falling to the ground.. The
gasoline tank exploded and the pilots
body was phrtly burned before the
flrefcould be extinguished.
_ _ . ,1.,`
.1..___-_...__
THE WEATHER.
` THE TEMPERATURE.
TIDE. H0€lfi. ETC.
(Special to the Guardian) _
TORONTO, Sept. 13.-West winds
‘w_it_h showers _in n few localities,most-
ly' fair with not much change in tein~
Derature.
THE' WEATHER.-Yeslzerday was
cloudy in the morning with rain and
Clouds alternately afternoon and ev-
ening contlnuing through the night.
The highest temperature ,recorded
yesterday was 59 degrees above zero
and the lowest was 56 above.
The lowest previous night was 50
above. At nine a. m.- it was 54
above _and at nine p., m. the same. _
The tide will be high this morning
at 8.18, tomorrow at 9.46 and Mon-_
day at 10.36; it will be high tonight
at 10.18, tomorrow at 10.6.1 and
Monday at 11.20.
The sun acts this evening at 6.15,
tomorrow_ at 6.13 and Monday at
6.11; it rises tomorrow morning at
5.36, Monday st 5.37 and Tuesday at
5.38.
Tho moon rises this evening at 5.51
and Sunday at 6.05.
The first' quarter of the moon was
on Sunday, Sept. 7th at 9-.06 a. m.
‘The moon will he full- Monday Sept
.mn at s.4e a. m.
. rr
of today will he twelve
fort -one minutes and of
hc
Y , , ,
twelve hours _anti 'thlrty- _
H
_sp
» , President-
I464 9-,!__Di_Kl2.l9»3°- _  _
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Chicago 1, _ f `
At Washington - Washington 7,
Cleveland 3'. 
.eosoo_s`s'ss_suv'_n_o__oeeeoo 
» 
'Ill'
alll
best on the -mar-
We are sole agents for “Ostermoor” mat-
tresses. star ‘ felt rnattresses. “Hercules” springs,
lcet.
oaeeeleeosfnneoeoee -
The first round for thc'mc`n's cham-5 1
` Beer _ ci" Weeks
__* Beer ti? Weeks Beer C6’ Weeks
pionship will be played at the links
this afternoon. The eight winners in J _ '
the qualifyinground played last Sat- _ 9 I2Mtt$Emthtf " '
urduy are drawn toplay as follows: , _ _ _ ._
W. K. Rogers v. Wesley Frost. 
A. W. Weeks v. Percy Pope. -----~~--~ ~ - --» -»»~ -~~»-- --
H. W. Longworth v. D. B. Stewart. _ 'V V
Dr. Blanchard v. A. A. McLean. “AHOY-lier reuse of very attrac-
_ tive velour hats for ladies opened
THE CANADALLIFE ' tggsiiay'wERotet|l1ehaav£o?'tih?d)i:(t ll;
GOLD MEDAL MATCH' good.-Moore Gi McLeod
In the semi-finals ‘Misa Pope won -_ _ _£469 9"5M3l
from Mrs. J‘.,' 0. Hyndman and plays
' "Some of the oretonnes we
the finals against Mrs. Goodwill for have just brought tn from the
.tho permanent possession of the me- old Gounwy are very pr5,_ty_ You
dm' - -“" know the idea of having your
THE GOODWILI. MATCH wal, -a urs d dn, arms ,_
Mrs. -Goodwiisoof I-lcterboroung, On- °_,j¢.,ry‘qay, People say that thi
The first round was played on si.o_ra than any-vnerselse in th
-Thursdayllnstw `_ f -Province. Moore&Mol»_eo_‘d
. Mrs. Bagnell won from Mrs. Peake. ' l4`69~9- l 3 M 3|
Misa M. Hansard won from Mrs. ' `
wl£lll‘r];llr.l?!tl. Hyndmsn won from M185 'E:‘:..':.‘°:":.‘:”;f°:°‘:”:°?:";":f;:”:":7.9.5':":”:‘:§
_ _ _ . _
B‘8Mi;:MCoodwill‘ won from Mrs. Mc-     
Lean. _ _ _ ____.t_ -, _ _ &
hs.; l‘l’.f.‘°._t':.~r 55.2*  ..<t.‘§;i.~._ ~=~¢<»=~=-»=~=~>~=~=~=~=~=-~=~»=~=°-=~>-=»~=-»=-»~--
In thesecond round the playora__a_re_ 1759_G,,nemls Wbue and Mw-,fcalm
Paired °“ as follows ‘md Wm play killed at the' taking of Québec. `
0" f°'d“~Y Ol' Mfmdayf _ 1788-Congress made New Yorli. the
Mrs- Besuell v- Mies Hewerd- .capital city oi tneunitec states.
MIB- Hylfémlin V- Mrs. Miller. 1195-Captain Vancouver . returned
M_lf9~ Goodwin V~ Mi" Earl? . from his four years' voyage of dis-
' ` _ » cover .'
THE LONGWORTH CUP M1’-TCH~ 181;-Major General John Sedg-
wick. born in Cornwall, Conn. Killed
_ THIRD ROUND i near Spottsylvania Court House.
. _, T ..vs,, May 0, 11104. ‘
Miss M. Haszard v. Miss Bartlett, ,,\-11819-Completion of the Alexandria
and Mrs. J. O. I-lyndman plays the Canal in Egypt. .
finals with the vvinncr for_thc cup. ~" 1912-Great funeral cereifnonics' in
Mrs. Bagnall was the holder of _the -Toklo in honor of the late Emperor
cup last year. ,_ Mutsuhito. _ ' '
LEAVES $10,000,000 .-
::'1‘heiRexall tooth~bruali is of sup- . T0 HIS WIDOW.
erior quality, has curved back and --~ '
bristles of an even space that enables -- _ _ ,
you to clean the back teeth with the MINEOLA, N. Y., Sept. l1.-The
ease and efficiency as the front ones. 'will of the iatc Dr. Oliver Livinga-"'
Rexall tooth brush is a superior val- ton Jones, father of ‘ "General"
ue for the money-25c.;_ money buck if Rosalie Jones, the suffragetto leader.
dissatisfied. MacKinnon Drug Co. leaves an estate Valuedat from $5.
 Mti 000,000 to $10,000,000, so his widow.
' Dr. Jones shot himself with n, pistol.
::For a shaving soap that softens nt his home in New York, and died
the most wlry whiskers, the toughest August Sth. Whether his death was
heard, that leaves the face cool and due to an accident or suicide has
smooth and gives a fine feeling after not been ascertained. _
shaving you should try 'Euthymol _ .
Shaving Soap. It has individual SHIPPING NEWS
properties not found ln other prepa- ' *“* _
rations-la bound to' satisfy yon, ~` Entered, Sept. 11tli--Schrs. G. Ci.
Price 25c. The MacKinnon Drug Kelly, Fougere, Sydney; Frank, Van-
Co., Corner Great George and Kent ernber, Northport.
Sts.` 'MEtf. _Clearezl, Sprt. 11th-Schrs. Don-
Zella, Whittie, Pictou;- Brilliant, Hub-
::Bun`talu. Bellhllo. for best coal, leyi, Picton; Frank, Vnnc,ouvor,North-
lowest prices. 9-'2BMtf. ,-poét. K _ _
------ ntsi-sn, sept. izui-s. s. Evan-
l-‘EOPLE THOUGHT MURDERED gellne, Ellis, Boston; S. S. Swansea*
' HAVE BEEN FOUND ALIVE Trader, Fongers, Halifax. Sch. Lady~
HAVANA, sspt._ 12.-Mrs. Leno Irons M. B., coiiorc, Pinto . _ _
Jenin. who was su1r3osed _to have Cleared, sept. izts-s.  avan-
hesn _murdered in _Ne York, her .g¢ii`6, Eills',‘Boston; B. B. 'Swanson
lJ0d.Y  “P suddthrgfll iu_t0`tl_le Iludf '|,'|~|i$¢r, Fongere, Summersido. Bohr. -
55°' °'» “ll _ . f\°°° .. P1=\“°ll§{ Dwi a Fraser, Rlchbucto.. ~ - ..~ -
whose name has been _n1snt_i`one~1___ in __   _ . _ _ ,_ __
connection with the case, _were found `
living in a` house _in Havan §l.treoi.__
hers ~ ~ " -  '
MoNc'roN N. ‘n. ssi>t.'1i.-"r'ii`s J  "'”°‘“ " 
eome‘ to thti notice of the local police MM`|\'5f- Hell 0" M004” evelllllitl “EXW _
when parties bays. b_scqnée slllesnd ig- 15th, at 8 o'c!ocln, p. m., _to take
¢0Xl°Bf»°d W llfllllf hi ll' ¥“`B° » int consideration a offer made to
wiki? _°°"é:_'; “a:§"::$w;‘_m_g::;'e peg' theo Charlottetown “Light dc Power
H C0 0 -  ' ' - -
sons arrested for drunkenness ~ have U°ml"\“¥ l0l` f-'|10 P“l'°l“‘_°.`° °' ml
imn‘insa» several tan-cent' seems oi ushtlns slant by the citr-
lcmon, 'Chief Hideout says if indlscri- ' '
_mln_ats ;__plling of the extract to ‘_ C. 
known r nliero continues he will have
‘che _ 'aa m‘.`hrs_,b*0“ght betora ii ::lnt\m¢»~i\|-. iw»‘|i|l.‘y .  .
tn im t W gy”
1) D 60 D 0
For two prlzaeakindly presented by ,'na¢_G|\___|s _gqujng n\_q|_e_nQpq_ip|-
1'” ' '. I-lill, Connlcf Margow, N. .S.; Sehr._.
..-...R ......,_.;_._.,,_.,..__.,t...._____a________f__mmg mylgg '_ Mens Furnisl\_hig’s.
QUEBEC BABY BRITISH GOLFIEIRS COMING
BURNED Tl) CRISP -#-
. _ --- LONDON, Scpt.12.-Three leading
QU_El`ll‘}(‘~, Sept. 10.-Mrs. Napoleon British women golfers, Muriel Dord,
Maheoux left her baby, scvcn months the champion, Gladys Rnvcnacrolt
old, asleep in her house at Beaufort and Miss Harrison left, Liverpool lust'
yesterday, while she wont to do some lllitlit on board the Victorian for n,
work in her garden. Sho had notlhricf tour of Cnnudn and the United
-been long outside when the explosionlrltutca. They will plriy in the wo-
;ol` an oil_,st0vc set her house on tire. mcn'a championships tournament of
-Sho 'rushed into thc house to rcacuc (_‘.iini-idn at Montreal und laterrcprc-
‘thc baby, but was cut ntl from the acnt Great Britain in the tournament
S"ucl\‘rsnm ny thc names, and tus time for the womens <=h_umi>lo_nehin_ of the
i»_a,l10,._.  .i...i.n»¢_ .... . _ _.-.  .~"_¢e__,.|s G.a".|6a du¢»De¢¢6,. H-,_ gms one was hurncd~to a crisp. UnltM’“BtBtb§ §t"|Yllmington."'” ‘ '
° i I _ .
 ilry Goods Siore . 
Is a busy place just now. The newest things in Ladies
in, and the ladies arc buying freely. - -
A Wrappereiies g
A lot of fancy Flanne'ettes and Blanket Goods suit-,__
able for Dressingjackets, Bath Robes etc., and a few
choice Dressing Gowns for men, marked low in price
sire here for your inspection. A ` 
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When in need of corsets, you will find satisfaction
in any of the following lines which we keep alwayslili
Stock, American Lady Corsets, the Parisian, and D
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We are always to the front in the Hosiery trade.
Ladies will find baskets of ho_~.ie_ry on our coufnters
every day, worth 20, 25 p. c. more ‘ ‘an we ask for them.
TryReddin’s for Hosiery once ai... ALWAYS.
` Last but not least, we carry a good line of GENTS _
""""_ bile# '°1*""‘1i mass' meeting of ¢ss`¢i£{m_ns oi FURNISHINGS. When you want Shirts, Underwear,
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to_ call at “My Store" “the Store that saves you
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