f/“"".-'_'-`---lv
_a,  _ _
80
_,___-sv-*
E. lt
a lliihnculate
fff1§l» _
‘-_,__" 
Bosrov
OLM S,
_'Inna-_sense-saving#-nouns:
` sash-n.--nuu»l»su»n.~l» s.s.s-I1 dww,
Pl-lbiislped in Prince Ldwurd
I
"` 1 ~ gl.-l
 ‘ Amogca
__'-is. .__ lnsuplttly ’
._~_'.‘.-‘if=.‘-tml... 2' "E '
A perfect 1
fs =~
 .\`g_ '
Europe The Adventure oi
lllin color, lends itself very well
to examination. I therefore smoked ll. _“ed th”
h great 1l_u'mber of those excellent cigu~ _with _he-
* C G  n _ l~ettes',I_ ond I dropped _rho ash all over ‘mst
0 `D`r.
_ bookcase. It was ll simple trick, but '
Blnce  exceedingly emective. I then went km
No. ll) of the Series j
-- ceivlng the drift of my remarks, that
ldis  _. ,pen
' The Clxsriottetowg D
" the case, in orde
lilg, but it is d
downstairs, and I ascertained in your _ _ "___ _ .-_ M h
presence, Watson, without your per- $36; ;_t;_§r5_h°§; bg nf_g'i_-l"__°B1:£‘
l ' ___ _
Toaolma, Nov. Q.-There is it proposal
on 'fmt' to erect s million dollar hotel
on s lot st the corner ol Bay and Welling-
ton streets, owned by the Countess of
_ Csi'na'rv'on. -It would have 300 rooms .and
besmoderate price house. New York
suggss- capitalists are at the back of the scheme.
bod the
for sucii
e
Ti:IROW MEDICINES TO THE DOGS
At best they are unpleasant. often use
d .
"l.ess. ' Youlhsve some disease ot the nose,
'throat orltlnx. 'Doctors would cali it
being acces- ,_
w lm Ge-'»r_____§l-» R.’°.‘.‘°.'.`.i¥i'z.i‘....'.§i%°¥..f.2.“§..‘i"'..T.i‘.‘l.§°'I.’.
A
'I
Szghpgg' it hollis diseased and inflamed tissue.
' The disease is not only cured, blgt its _re-
n
mroroblo irritation,-Catarrhozone not
onl destro s disease germs. it does more,
l' turn is forever proven ~. y -_us g
Cstarrholons which is splgldld also for
9-
my what connection oo;d_1_lE_g;_:ughn and irritable* throat, ~ lie-
. . __ ~you-ihnle-Ctaho e-
°'~` W” at "he wl”l~h\'°P .:|)st,nre'n own oull~e-use ntl: dlhedonbut
Unttnrrhozone lt/s the but cotarrh euro
_ ‘ the s' ace in flout o the suspected sohtdurxng ,_he‘,,,,',¢,_ - 0_
and today he
w|¢,1,,,m||,, when he 50 Ladies iis.nnelet»te night dresses
is _ well worth 65 cents such tonight only
3'7§ or two for 75 cents, all Paton's. 2d 3_i
weft- _ll.s.l..l.=-1. ttltur   _
 TEND5
‘Opposite l.C.R. D3ot,l1ll|isx.
use :.'.'.t.=..l_',=.:=‘-°~"“=.':» is-~~.-.f~ »»»-°=
on usur-
Bures in ns fu. slwftllln avg mlflllwg rms
yrstreet cars to the contre of the C3;
utpglllxls $1.50 to $2.60 per dey sooo I to lo-
WM. WILSON. Proprietor.
Aplaid i vr
itll l>ll1=rlsllllj__ %l__>_lԤl_
"' If`.'g¢“>nis., . _.
rm in °°u”§¢\.il?"`:icIl1h|n\15n\d- 
 .sauce ~ e*
s."rdlo1`wn,r.xs.' "  ' ' ' "
_ ..... 
Bdl-sly: ..._ -.
H0'l`EI.'BRUNSWlCK
Moncton, N. B. `
The_Lsrgest and Best Located Hotel
the city. Aecommorlstlng ICO *ue s
situated lu the rsrltro otspeolous group s. sn
surrounded layelcgant. shade trees nlnkink
especially de 1-able for tourists Lin the sum
mer selsonui . _
4-23dXyr GEO. M|.SWEBI°_1Y. Prop
-ai-~~ _
. aur-
r - . .
_ ,___-..
Depertment of Public Works, I '
_ ~ Ch’town, Nov.-£31-,‘19o5.
Sealed Tenders will be 1' lved’ st
th!! udioe 'until noon on _ A
insllsey. ns... flnh. |905
from my person or persons wiliin to
contract. for the repairing oi Clitgton
Bridge, Lot 11, Queen’s County, accord-
irag to specification to be seen at the
o cc of avid Whitehead, Road ln-
spector, Clinton, and at the residence
of Archibald Campbell, Clifton, and st
this omce.
The names of two responsible persons
willing to become bonn for the faith-
ful performance of the contract must
‘_accom]i;ny each tender.
The epartment docs not bind itself
to accept the lowest or any tender.
_Tenders to be sddressedto the under-
signed and marked“’l`enders for Clifton
Bridge." '
L. B. MCMILLAN.
Sec'y Public Works.
18dtus twwid
_ 4 l
lit
nollrisllillg, 611 _
ted i1`O_ Tffpalr
tonntclvl lm. ly 4. e..... n..l»_...4 eww.
lfuuj.) » .‘ _ .
t'¢»nrtsh. may at-cl..... mill.. U ex)
Professor Cornm's consumption of food
had increased-ns one would expect
when he is supplying a second person.
.fl ».u,1_t-'.=.»v'.. ' 1.. _~l||.  
strellgtll, prCS€i‘Ve
prolong llf€-
A ncvv and hfandso![lgly_lll_l.l_e-
nares lzeelp_e`B,°°k sen* free
wilful llllilliil & 00
Doncnssrsé. MASS.
BRANCH .HOUSE
96 St. Peter St., Montreal, Carl
_________,__.1--1-1
P. \ -
fl x
it hlllvlolux PEARL AND
erase SBI RINGS
I.:lr;;cst and most varied assortment
1'\'1‘r lulrrlc-'I by us.
Qlnliily and prices right.
c_.Mu._rAvLon.
-~ll mllasllsn mndethem they Fit.”
 I ‘ I am offer-
iffztailr
_  ing the great- _
,. .z~_ .. .
__ {i§_.<_ __ "___'wt‘ ‘ pbssibléi
.' .\ > 'll -' ‘
:l.‘._rt~l'§'  A ~‘f'°' . .
.<._>.‘_¢1»‘_.,_t.__‘j¢._§._.;-_-: '_,-,~_.fp.  valueslnSnits
ll? _»':ff_~`,»§‘l.`f`.i". _-"4 I 1
 .".'f~_""-..~_'nt
qég:
___ __  __ and Overcoats
 '”“d‘_’ t° 2""
~..'~.._-"?_.=-§'~_;",*_,.l der. it will.
_ .
4-3' -_`i».':_- V
'L "1 'sled
be to your nd-
vantagc to _
151:;-~‘..<`_f call and see l
_zflc  me before or- _
»»"`rf"' . .
 tlerlng else; _
 wllerc.
.1 ‘,~.'f` .
35' "_ _ Open even- l
_‘ _ ings. 3
JAS. CALLAGHAN.
Near Cnrlcr’s Confectionery. _
9.0 tts & i.\v I yr. l
lltiitt it lltbi0l‘$
We llercby notify ull persons indebted
io ll< that we have an office-for la short
Ulla' lmly-at the old' stand Sunnvsidl
l" 1'tl‘l'ivc all nulnullts due and will br
i>l_l'll<»;ll to have a prompt settlement.
\\.¢ imvc to thank those who responded
Sllqlllckly to our request for payment
lulrl to ruulilld the slow ones that we
‘"li‘"fl vvrv soon to make use of the
Coullly Court to assist us in collecting
r. l>l=.Rl1lNs el c...
` I l~2_1,ll2w.,'f nd ' .`
..u'&__\‘X.;_-' -_~;j';:i_-;zv_.?. ~ ,-~
_ - >f = 'ur ';s\f~_i=» 
"~  '  ,_
-'-*-"M" ~‘ §\~.` ."-- *¢.,,;_;‘ ‘I
 I »%=_`l¢.-.J.~’\i.‘ 
‘ 'r ‘ 7 _""*lTfl; 
 4.’ -D. 
,\  `-"ir~a‘f"" " ~ l
._` F31 (wrt _ _ __ _
sl. ..n\\_."a..,‘~ 
\ -@'._:~/£;§l;~'_fl§~'>
r-iii \A'.’1;.__ =~ `-._ '-
Swls. Sects.
Now sow Tas-sssrsseh
"\Vhile the esltii reinslueth, seed time
and hsrvest siisllnbt sense "
“1‘lw seed lute wars sf 
,_ 'A Luke 8-11.
in the mornin iowthy seed, and in
~\\le evening witgold not thy hand."
,__ ° .-, ,- "_: Ecol 11-6.
l\¢ Stock of -Bibles that we hold si
 large sud _ell uoidlfef less than
.t.,,._,<l,§_:,
3
$
, I 5'
W.
l.iillvlt
Colller`| Weekly.
'spy right
Bsinxsx _
l.
"YES, Sill, I'.l` IS A CRUSIIING BLOW,” SAID THE OLD MAN. l
“Exlictlyl Exactly!" said Holmes.
“The secretary came back and told his
employer ot: the woman he had met.
Then in his lust breath he tried to send
li message that it was she-the she
whom henna justulscnssea with htm."
“When he had fallen I rushed from the
room, chose the wrong door and found
self in m husbl1nd‘s room He
spoke of giving me up._ I showed hiln
that if he did so his life was in my‘
hands. If he gzlve me to the law, I'
could give him to the Bl'other_hoo_d. It.
was not that I wished to live for my,
to accomplish-ruy purpose. ‘Ile knew
own fate was involved in mine. For
l me lie thrust me into that dark
lnenls in his own 1'uolll, all
able to give me part of his food. lt
was agreed that when the police lei’t_
the house I should slip away by night
tore from the bosom of her dress 11
Y will deliver it at the
Russian embassy. Now, I have done
my d,uty, and"-
“Stop her!" cried Holmes. He had
bounded across the rnom and had
wrenched a small vial from her hand.
"Too late!" she sold, sinking back on
the bed, _“Too late! I took the poison
before I left lny hiding place. My
llcnd swims! I am going! I charge
you, slr, to rernenlber the packet."
ways an instructive one," Holmes re-
marked as we traveled back to town.
“It hinged from the outset upon the
plnce-llez. But for the fortunate chance
of the dying mnll having seized these
I am not sure
them. When you asked me to believe
that she walked along a nm-row strip
of grass without once -nlrlllillg :liaise
ber, that ii; was ll notcwortlly perform-
_unc-e. In my mind I set it down ns nn
impossible performance save in the un-
' al
seriously consider the hypothesis illllt
she had remained within the house. On
erceiving the similarity of thc two
and in that case it was evident that
she must have entered the professors
I was keenly on the alert t.hcre~
tl uous and firmly nailed, so I dismiss-
ed that es o
behi d tbebooks. Ah
monin old libraries. I observed that
books were plied on tile _noon at all
oints but that one bookcase
iilszalt;ll.ituola. _ ._ _ ___ _ ___ _  _
Aggyjg, _|r!_§_,_Bi may ’ f;§,1f,_1°gP_ |I,,,f°3,., 2:92: W" ¢f A A. W. iletldln PhfmB ,Sl1nny_-i;ie._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' ' ' '
B", 5 defy-_ ‘ |I'lnnrtl`r`l lnlwoni Ctvsi rl3""' °'¢'_ '   ..l -,ax _ _ 1 3 ` l.s..4>-I-»0l»*llHl\_ . 1 ‘ ' ‘  _ -<.~e-yurenlncs-»\n~-»_»--~»»-~» .-~».- -.-_.»- ~.~ .--.~_-.. ~-.. . , ..
.` -~!.:‘§.-.‘T'ir¢»- ;-iq,-< _
. ~ ll' _ . . . ._
.A slmplc CRW’ and ykt In wmedliood, hrhrllt, cheery spirits. The marvel
We tllen asceilddd tb the room again,
lvllen, by upsetting the cigarette box. I '
ohtllllled li very excellent view of tho
floor and was able to see quite clearly
from the traces upon the plgarette ash
that the prisoner had in our absence
.ly t 1 t _,, _d .» _c_nme_.._ouj,3tiro1n her retreat. W.ell _Hop».$_ __ _ _ _
wom‘_’._‘:1 '?:.sane_m1p_;__:p_e;k vO§?c“e_ £3 Qvkius, Bore 'we are at Charing Cros's,' and
  °~»»~~»@~»1 »- ff  -ll-‘I.£.z';"i;‘;;“‘:';".y:;:.s:.x€:l";§..‘;fs;‘.z‘;*
You are going to llendquurters, no
llollht. I think, Watson. you and I
my y ' " will url.-c together to the nllsslnll em-
bassy.” <
TH E EN D.
own sake, but it was that I desli'ed_   
that 1 would do what -1 imla-flint his  Increased 
that reason, and for no other, he shield- - -_- _ d B
True Strength \lcor an uoynn:
er . .
mu 1 . _ . H f 1 d: . _ _ iiea'-,til Qlrckly Followell tue use of
,‘ "F 1° We “___‘°__0°_,,_°  ‘:0ok‘i‘_1 nn. llA.»l1l.l‘oN's Pl1.l.S.
known ollly to m |
d so wan 1i_yllnl'lfyillgund llourislllng-the hlootl
l)r. lInnlilt0ll`l~l Pills quickly ,inlpllrt new
vigor to all we-.lk orlnlns. Tho kidneys
and ll\fe1'urc stlllllllllted, disease-llrenlllng
poisons are carried oli, thc entire llody is
and come back llo more. But ill some |1't‘ilc\~_e<l_»v.lul l-es‘i0l"_=ti- _ _ L
1 et'i'. _ ` ' ' l 'C
wny yn" have read our plans". She‘zesl€l'1.§rclllgdll)(Idlieslliollkirilllellsgllglllltldll
arerllluie perfect.. Tllnsl. all you eat. I.-
small packet. “’.l`hcsc ure my lllst_lul-ned into nourishnellt, and buildlnp
words "- said she. “Here is the packet lllllllffllll- .
’ . l e ~ ' '
which will 'me AWS- I °‘“_‘““° if *° t.ll$".'.'.Ll'l’...§’.” l`lf?_"`1§’...‘.).`llEl.'.°IlL°“l>tl`l';`.’ “$.12
Your hhhor “nd t0 Y°U|~’ l0V@ Of Illlstlce- _ the sick lulll help the weak:
Take itl on ,
' vl'l~.\ 1. llnsuuv 1Nclv.l~:.lsen.
“I nllvnys felt ‘rlragpg and tlrcll.
“Will-ll i rll'o`sQ ill t ~. luorlllllg llly
llllllls acheri :lull I felt null.
“I llltln't cn_]oy my meals ll.ll1l couldn‘t
dlrest properly. ~
' Dr. Hnnlilloll's Pills strengthened my
stomllell. purllled nly blood, llllltlc me
leel iliac new . No better nlvd_icine
exists.
(it/lr.<4.)I.. i\i. Momllgz, Sydney, G. I3.
ily rclylllfr ml l)l'. llilllli|toll`a .l’l|ls you
e sure of strong vltlliilv, nolll-lnhlnlr
of this medicine is t.hl1t it- keeps you well
-prevclets and wnrris oil' sickness oi every
kind.
Dr. lIillnilion'sl’ills keep tllpllsnnds of
pl-npll-_ ill-liithv. Won't. you use 1.llel1lnl:=o1
~`ol|l mu-l‘v'l\~‘.<:rc ln 251-. llrlxels, '01' tive
that we eollld ever have `lIu.\'r¢~ for "'i, hy lllail'll1lnl N. C. Poison \
8; Ca Kim:-ftoll, Ont., rlngl linrlford.
reached our solution. It was clear to ___ _ l _~ __ S A
me, from the strength of the glasses, """' " ' '
that the wearer must llrlvl- been veryu ”"“""*’_'”""
bllnd und helpless when dpprl,-eq of Warm nndcosyflclzced lined underwear
formen or wonlcn all sizes, at Plxtoll
&CoZs. 2.i5il
,days only. Gull nt once and lnvlsbl-
gltc. - (i. F. Hutcheson, f.l<wclleY‘
» 2d
likely case that she had n second p r _
of glasses. I was forced, thercfol-e, to We is 'e .llwt r"0l'lvfll ll recllllltv Of
china direct from Japnn It. is the nicest
line' oi tho kind in the city.-W. P.
Colwill, Sunnyside. -12 rl ti. _
D
corridors it became clear that she might
my       ____._____._..
ll Pl _
-'Moore & McLeod. 2dll _
ln. 1
_ ?;;)e_ for whats", wmnd ben. 0,” 51|, Follow the crowd to Cllrtor's Ilookstore,
supposition, and I examined the mom new goods oponingllntiy. The big Fancy
nnrrswly for ,mymmg |11 the shape gf floods and Toy Bazaar (up stairs) ope_ns_
a hiding place. The carpet seemed con- 0¢°°\'"\>¢\” fit". S_ttntl1_Cl:_lus will hs _tilgrg -
V S C PC P
Old and youmzrlre in tc , goo: s
n d f.u.ap,|m,|-_ Them mmm will be put. nwny _till wl\nt_erl il desired
Coma early anti get llrnt. cllolr-c.Plent
well be a rccell n _ _
you me awm.e_ meh devices are mm. ofroonl, lots of goods and lliuntlreelcrks.
27d iw
li is s geuult e tonic and
other p . _ l, ‘
. ' Thx . al . l r he li? Qt’ _
W" le" dear B en gag), wfgooé- vlillder-Olllv 751: hott 0.-
""7-N
»
  Decided Saving  
Shown on _very tem!
TQ _COME 10 come Ar
l_S;WlsE. _ 0NcE-WISER. 1  __,
\Ve'vn all"espcrlu‘.ly interesting prope-
stcli I remarked' as you may rcmem' sltinl fovwatch bu rers for the next. few
Our Compound Syrup of liypo-
f0PP0ri1w1i1¢S
to buy
1', lf’
Sateen Skirts. f _. _
Skirts of fair quality, black sat-
teell. made with deep frilled
iioance. surprisingly good
value, worth 8;c .  59;;
Pretty black alld white sateen
lklvts, well made with 'deep
ilolulce, excellent value. worth
$l.65.....'.. . . . . .
.. ....$|.l0
Skirts of “Spun-glass" sateen
` in brown and navy,d¢ep tucked
iioul Ce, full ample size. worth
$1.75....  5139
Fine quality skirt of heavy black
Sateen, deep accordion pleated
ilounce with frills,v_rortb $24.0,
 .   51.59
.~'-Two 91274’ Sliitlis of...spccisl line. »
qusfiity grey stripe sateen - ac-
cordionf - pleated flonnce,
tlimmed with black sateen
rouchisg,wortl1 $2 <5 . . . .$|.75
Ladies’ Un ervesis,
Sliarply Price-Cui.
Altho a good line w¢'ve decided
to discontinue it. Now to
c‘ear it out- 'i`urnbull’s make,
half wool, regular 82c for 550.
Turnbnli’s make, pure vlooi-`-
regular $1.12 lor 75c. Turn-
bull’s make, pure wccl $1.25
fol-....  .  331:
Medium and heavy weight cloths
in plain and mixed patterns,
full 54 inches wide. worth 8oc
to $1.10 yd. special at ._ . . _ .57¢
Another bargain in cloths is that
line of frleze and fancy suitings,
54 inches wide, worth up to
$1.35 yd.. special at .. . .~ . . .75¢
Ends and slow _selling patterns'
in print cottousfwmth xoc to
15c, special at.. .. .. . _ .'. . .$%c
Double old Melton cloth. navy,
blsck,greeu, etc., good Weight,
worth 25c yd., special at.. . . me
Fur Neck Pieces
I at Special Prices
Fine lur rufis
in Sable, Russian
Mink, Isabella
Sable,Grey Oppos-
sum, etc., Fashion-
able style. large
size. worth $10 oo,
spe‘ial at. . . 57,25
Fine fur rails.
exceptional _vliiue<,
in genuine A‘a~ka
able, Russian
ink and Isabella
Sable. Full sizes,
latest styles. worth
$12100. . . . . . $9.25
Suit of Overalls-95c.
Men’s Overal‘s of fair quality
bins denim. well made, with
'bib and braces, jumpers to
inlltch," worth $1.20' ll suit
special st per suit.........$5¢
Msg) coppgry knit Sox, worth
zoc ll pair spécisl 2 pairs for
-si.. .  . . .2S¢
~_*f§;~__\ -; 
, . _ ..
/ r .i- .  _‘.~'~‘
» _-fs 21%
`7-z~.  .
\_ f'.°' """-‘.°°‘f""' V
. - » - 9
.:_°.°-'=`.- f
° 5:52'
_ _
Attractive
Skirt Bargains l
Some specially attractive bargains
in elegantly tailored skirts, excel-
lent in workmanship. f1t,iinish and
value.
Reduced to $1-79
Former price $2.20, navy also
black, skirts of Cheviot, neat "
stvlfnside gores trimmed with
cording and satin strapping.
sperlalat.....  $l.79
Reduced to $1.98. '
Formerly $4.95 to $5 98--Three
only lined skirts. one each in
grey, navy and green, splen-
dldly made and neatly trimmed
-a splendid bargain at . . $1.98
Reduced to $2-20
Former price _ $2 98 -Skirts of
grey chevlot. lap seam, each
gore trimmed with fancy cord-
iug, 6 rows of stitching at
heel.now...._...........$2.20
‘ Reduced to $2 85
Formerly $3 go-plain skirts of
black cheviot, trimmed self
covered buttons, made with
three-quarter length tucked
seams.now.............. 52,85
Reduced to $5.15
Formerly $21.65 io $5.95. stylish
tweed skirtsiu plain and stripe
edects--some trimmed with
piping and strapping, others
tucked from knee. Rare bar-
gaiusat.......  $3.15
Reduced to $5-40
Formerly $4 60 -Medium weight
skilts of black flieze. tafleta
strapping and buttons. 7 gores.
made with patent extension
waist band. stitched at h el,
only $3-40
Reduced to $4.25
Formerly. $5.50 to $7.15-this
price includes skirts of light
grey twred, navy' :md while
tweed- and handsome black
ladies’ ‘ cloth skirt in panel
s:yle,_l1ow only.. _ . . . _ . ._ 54.25
_ _

\
1  :’. '
kg /£11 6’
  
FOR MEN 0Nl.Y.
Gozd warm Kid Gloves, wool
lined with psient snap fsstners,
Mocbsllned Gloves, best value
and assortment at 75c, $1.00
Overstocked
With Silk Skirts.
A'nd for a short time will sell the
following lines at specially reduced
prices. These skirts are of su-
perior excellence in workmanship
and finish. '1`hey’1e rare bargains
--buy one while you may-We re-
serve the -right to withdraw thi.
offer at any time.
Elegant skirts of nice quality
_ black tafietta, silk, prettily
made with tucked flonnce,
dust ruffle, silk throughout
and full, ample size, worth
$6.55........ . . . . . . . .
,.$5,25
Very line skirts of heavy black
' taiieta, tucked and fri led
fiounce-knife pieating at bot-
tom, silk throughout. worth
» $9.50. . st- .__... . ... .. ...~. ._$§.93_.. ,
Lovely skirts ‘of very line quniitv `
black taffetasilk, knife pleated
ilonnce with frills-silk under-
flounce with dust rutile, worth
$1o.5o.............. ....5535
Stockings 25_c,
Well Worth 361.
\
One of the best bargains we’ ve cver
oliered is this line of English
Cashmere Stockings 2 and 1
rib pure wool, seamless feet,
fast black, all sizes, worth 36c
' apair, special at............25¢
Two ends of Plaid Hemp Car-
pet .27 inches wide-strong
and durable. worth 14c yd
special at............ .......7¢
Pretty Belts, pure silks, in all
colors, navy, white,1ed,blaCk,
etc.. worth 35:: special at. ..._|7c
The balance of sll those odd
* lines in Corsets, excellent .
_...Q .
r.
earl;
1-
“Ei
t ""
__ .._..=...» .»_ ._ ...-
R
bs
. . .ri __
makes, but odd `sizes. Many
are worth 75; some up to $1. 30
to clear all go a_t.....   .25¢
Real _pearl buttons two or ' four `
holes. assorted sizes worth loc
a dozen special sr... . _ . . . . . . . 5.;
Silks at 58c
Worth
Eighty.
]USt enough
left of each sort
to last for a few
days selling.
} 'Illese beautiful
/_/' I silks come in
>l L naar Sl_2ephei<l’s
'. . . c e c s and
l' \  striped over
I/Ilg‘\"`~°>"-;~, checks T h e
i ln. _ quality is soft
1. -,_X`.,,,,, " _ a_1_1d _lus_trous-
_ _s ,__,_ _ f t eco or ngs are
 rgéyshpéat Sud
,3 ;:"°'3 . ur
1' customers have
been more than pleased with the
silk bargain.
Half a dozen patterns still to
choose from, worth Soc at _ . 534;
Still a fairly good range oi sh ades
in Heres Silk that 75c bar-
gainhe1eut............... 4o¢
.
f -.>
<‘ R ' ‘ill
, ._
3944 r;
7"/
dslk shades at 5oc,65c....$| 00
and
SLI() Shirts for 75c.
Heavy winter Cloth Shirts at 11
bargain. They‘1e strongly
made. very durable and very
Wntm, made of heavy slid
strong yet soft tweed with col-
in ratlached, pocket and cuffs,
double sewn <~thrloughu'ut. Be-
cause ovelstocked we’ll sell
$1.20 shirts lor 88c and $1.10
shirts for . .. . 75¢
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