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“For constant Health!! Leaning slightly forward, her
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Are you still in good form
when your day s work is
done ? Does your vitality
last 'I
Does your family get the
same cheery greeting
when you get home as
your office received in the
morning 'I
Take a glass of Abbey’s
every morning, and keep
your good spirits and
vitality the.whoie day
long. on
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LIVE HUGS 
-_--O.-ss---+-- _ SU*
As there are few, if any, Live Hogs offering l...
at present, and owing to some repairs need- _,,,;
ed to our plant we will discontinue receivingiw
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Live Hogs July lst, until further notice. 
A DAVIS & FRASER fi
Cemetery Notice
All persons interested in the
Cemetery at Valieyfield are re-_
quested to meet in the Church
there on Tuesday, July 6th at
2 P. M. ' ,
M. D MARTIN, i
Secty. of Trustees.
NORMAN NICHOLSON,
Secty. Treas. Cemetery Com.
287-6-30»3i. 1
Safety First _f
Lightning Protector
Nature provides protection fromi
everything that attacks by using,
the means at your disposal. viz:;
Natures Laws, Safety First applied
to your bed or lounge protects you
during lightning storms and y_oui
are safe. Sent by mail with dir-.
ections for One Dollar per set. 
Address ‘
SAFETY FIRST LlGl-iTNlNG I
PROTECTOR ',, , :___ JI ______  came I fe_t__° _ _Ove ____n_.. she c,.|e,|_ l:lrli.__ ___ open for ___________mst__l.lHrelieved, the stulled-up nostrils are _ _
"OW ya” re dressed In 'hat "amy  ,  i weak and run- “As a daughter," lnterjected Mor- lake you both there.’ ' “le“’“*d» the '00UG*H~ BRUNCW' Excellent Meals will be served on the Grounds.
'  ,; down that loould ion, ol-yly. no loollou in Audrey to see ll'l'l`i'S “Hd 001-D Quickly dlsuvrear.
_  hardly do my Audrey ‘threw her tree arm into-.there was any sigh of protest. 1But`| F01' ildillfo Sllffeflilll fmm GiR»lP'l‘\El Excellent Parking Ground for Cars.
 ,_ work. My hesd the air as if in triumph Her yoiceifor some reason the giri's splrits|BRi0NiCHi[TlS or 0A’I‘ARRlA.I>I, this
,  252°? ;‘;';“;;“;§ls{ unfilled os silo eoliuuuea; were high onli one nolideo gay us- ifealmenf 15111881- J. c. Morhovsn, 1'. ul. Mcmlttau.
' ._;';¢‘~‘~: [_ d th t I Not as a daughter! As a wo- 9€_l_11- For FLIWFY ~C\}iIN"I‘.S you can buy. p,-¢.\¢¢,,¢_ secrqggry Game. committee.
 gglggfry hfom m_an! I love him!" sl __ Whither tli_ou goest, I shall <go”CA'I‘Al't.RlHiOZONE in any drug g.30.wgm_ _‘
ya _ __-___ ,_ momingtmni ht a Mort_<:_;i_ leaped from the tabiios e quoted. Thy people shall be store. 1 }_
__» _ . _ I had snotier 1  wg red to l’uce_ the lglrl. _ __  _ _ __
F - ‘ bgbyjugtgneyeg Au rey' Audrey' You d0n_';`rl i _ g - - 1 l
a hal old an it gave me alottlo knfw what y°“, ‘"8 saying' child!
I d kn wi' ‘Sh ul
do. SoIt'.hou€ht Iwould try Lydis ° ° - ° m'-*sl Sang
E_ Pini¢i»,,m',, egetabie C,,mP°,md_ ,i1. “You are tho only man there n L A  $ S .  A
aoillmirwisomuen sboutitlnulo _is in the world- 'Maybe this wo- .
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» Charlottetown, P. E. l. ,3;,,h;,,° shigyu
2806-30-ltii. l
ruin roll snr
At Tarantum, on July 10th, 1926. at
2 P. M., farm of 146 acres. If farm‘
not sold standing hay crop of fifty
acres will be offered.
A. WHITE, 1
J. P. oRAo|..l-:v,.Auc¢lonser. I
308~'l'~1»6-9. ‘
lllirilnl sill
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2nd, at 1.30 P. M., the following
household effects:- Dining Room
Table, Parlor Rug, Pictures and
Frames, Portloree, Curtains, 2 Iron
Beds, Chest ofi Drawers, Wash
Stand, Tables, Kitchen Utensils,
Range, Franklin Stove, Base
Burner, Oli Stove Heater, 2 Burnerl
Oil Stove, Kitchen Chairs, l.lnol-'
cum and Oli Cloth. Screen Doors;
and window Screens and sundryi
other articles. Sale positive, no
reserve. Terms Cash. .
J. A. Ma¢=noNAl..o, i
Auctioneer.
6~28-mwth.
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nucilp_ll_ snr .
Btcwsrt of Midgell, to sell at Publlc`
Auction on the premises lately,
owned by Meivina Sanderson of(
Church Road, on Wednesday, July
14th, commencing at 11 A. M.,
sharp, the following:
1 horse, Clyde, 1.400 lbs. 1 mare,
driver, 1,200 lbs, y
CATTLE:--7 dual purpose cows
sll mllksrs, Shorthorn, 3 yearlingsi
dusl purpose, Shorthorn, 2 choice
calves dual rurizose, Shorthorn, 1
pure bred Short Horn Bull, Regis~
tered. 1 pair spring pigs.
lMiPLEMlENT8:-1 Binder, Frost
I Wood, 1 Mower, Massey-Harris, 1
Moy Rsks, 1 Hay Teddcr, 1 Hay
Loader, slmodt new, 1 Manure
Gpresder Frost dl. Wood, 1 Truck
°Wsgon, Francis make, 1 Buggy,
good ss new, 1 driving wagon, 1
rold osrt, 1 sectional seeder, 1 set
wheel hsrrow, new, 1 set pin har-
row, 1 est duck harrovw, 1 scuffler
and moulder, 1 gong plow, 2 single
plows, 2 csrts and wheels, 2 trucks,
4 wood sleighs, 1 driving sleigh, 1
boirslslgh, 1 roller, 1 thrssher snd
1
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1 engine Fslrbsnks 5 H P.
crushsr, 1 turnlp pulper, 1
snnsrs, 8 sets driving harness,
hsrnsss of sll kinds, plough
of sll kinds, one green bone
90 hsne ure bred Plymouth
lsylng sin, ss and
1 ibspsrstor
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CH.AlP'l‘1iIR Vlil
"AulLl~ey!" said Morton sharply.
“l told you to wait ln your room
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girl run down the stairs. 1121161111118
tin two words over and over.
At 'Morton‘5 exclamation of "Au-
`drey!" Nona lifted her head and
-sat start-li-g as the girl camo into
the room. ‘Noiia’s arms were
thrown hack loosely over the arms
of the chair and tliore was aB0n-
ized aniozement in her eyes.
“Who is she-who is she!" she
gasped.
“Miss lMorton.' 'answered ilvlorton
terseiy. ’l‘uriiin»g to Audrey he
continued:
“Why did you do what l told you
not to do?"
Apparently she did not hear him.
iilands pressing back as ii’ she ward
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'lm lnnrucyed in “H at 219` Umbrells: l've Keen bor_rowed till-K
Hillsboro Street, on Friday, July '° °“°"' lm bu" If | k"°w' fble
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,little books Ifoundadifferenceright ‘all ‘WEB YOU. bill Sl1o’l1 never
a a as my head was relieved snd *W8 YOU H iilfillliillllllll Dart all
until ‘I sent for ou " i
Dollar Day Bargains at Daily Lessons
_ ,  _
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Stiff, ‘Creaky Joints Become Supple _ _ `
Muscular Pains, Rheumatic Twinges Depart
I
After much study and experimenting, a chemist happily discovered
“  E ,  ’,   that certain oils, herbs and essallces had _unusual power over pain. These
July 2nd. and 3rd.
All lLsdies' Costs snd Suits in stock clesrlng st
.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 . . . . . .
.. 5% Discount
A Pine of Ladies' and Misses Summer Dresses in Crepe,
Voile etc., worth up to $14.00. Clearing at .. . . .. ,O3-00 Esch
Other lines of Dresses for V2 price and loss.
Another line Ch|ldren's -Dresses In Cotton and Ging-
hams, sizes 2 to 12 yosrs. Worth to $4-50~ C|¢li‘ll‘\U 7°'
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
...   $1.00 EIC"
About two dozen Ladies' _snd Misses Pullover Sweaters
worth to $8.00. Clearing st  . . . . . . .
 . . . . . . .
.. $1.08
A line of Hats to clcsr st . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. $1-98 Each
Special .prices on all Mill-incry and other goods 'in stock
not mentioned here.
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lillusliilli' herself away from an ln~ me other black ones. Her own.and then swept them apart, as li mlfTl::;pl(§,;1:' H their ha, hen
ble wuii. she faced Nona. For voice was mu and Clem-_ ‘man opens a pair of heavy cur-_uw cbm Lotsa" me.. he lzyvmed
u -breathless instant the two girls --,I donft know who you are go tains. ‘HI ywneewa Mem  _ In `_ 
"fl at ‘me “”‘“l'*""- ask me anything," she said. “All ‘”Audrey!" The voice was filled a gym of wuinxg in un were “H
"I iiid'ii’t kiiow you had a daugli- I know is that you have been mah. with harsh command. "Nona, stand ,Nona hesmnedgover 'me ,m,,,a_
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___ __cried__Noni_1_ _ _ mg him tmu.i,ie__malcin.g trouble uD._____1 want this nonsense stop Hon but obeyed a quick Shake 0,-
ol on s or el to speak. heel - for tile dearest man that ever lived net ,ps ,md ,md wa., s,,e,,, She W.,
ll. as lie glanced rroili one girl in the w0,.|d_ you are me woman iNonn moved feebly and lifted lyyehmd A dm' , k 'I
ul” °'l’e"' “ml the” retreated t° who writes him 'notes and calls il8l'S®il to her feet. Morton caught ing out D318 goofy St; s:‘0;p‘;';1'"u§3i'
ting: heavy table that stood be- mm on the telephone!" ,She wld her by [lie arm as she tottered. Wm) a dellyberuie gesmm_ inwted
d lilnl .lnll sented iiiiiiselt' on -its this accu,,|ug|y_ if fit is any comfort to you, her 0 take his arm on U ther,
@~ It Was Audrey ll/110 answer- Nona moved her headin assent. N008." lie added, his voice not smef She dm so Wm] a m"_‘ie°won_
"Yes, i um-one of them, anyway, quite so rafiving. "I'il tell you that daring ,ook U ,mo his moe
Us has no daugmenu she Bald Are Y°\1 Ye”-"Y-feally h‘l'S‘ 51109'-ed Audrey 13 'NOT Wing to many me “I want it lllltlerstood"  sold
id _ , ,, _ _ .. _.. _ . e .
e _lv__1._»1i:to;l___lile “ho are YC_)U daughter? _ today Audrey his face was as they seated themselves in his
‘ .YOU 401118 i~l1lkl"8 Audrey stamped lier foot. ‘0ff11S! regfiillfllg its nccustomed comlibig cm. -.mat I-ye Hyed in me
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"’\__l:_’_'_‘_'_ “___‘_’_‘:_[__d|°‘_;__f _ course Yum. But tell me who y0\l P"S“"f if YOU WSW len YHUS ,iiidgt of high hy,,,,,,~i¢,, fu, the ms,
- - .r ll.iiiil's feebly me, commg into my house; - younger id know exllctiy what lollwo or three du ,Q and 1 want a m_-
'onlil llrr hi-all sank buck ii little. -il um only the womgifwhn .invgsldu with you. l suppose I can'|.|,le peace Wm” ou ladies kind, 2
‘Sunil-liliili; like object terror was him," Said Noun, falter"-g, - uptlliik you, -but l've n n0tion_to." be p0me',0 enchyouwl. and makgi
m..hm' eyes' . lA*-ldfel' Swim! <l\1'll~`klY 10 100k at The """”l°" had “mppell and Au' this u pleuuant .breaki'zlst""
Do you live hi-re with liilli?"_,Mnrton, who still sat on the edge dl‘ey gave a short, nervous gi-g.gle. T b _ i '
"“i"*’ "l"'.“""“i'_““d 3"” *‘P°l‘9 of the -tallile swinging his foot. He As uiiswer to Morton she threw ____ ( 0 e ‘om Wed)
\\_'lirll|i w-ltli lllfficiilty. 'Are was watching them as (mp, might liel' ariiiu quickly around his neck (y -' . - i
'els he»you ul-ent his tluligll- watch tho progress or s play. ond printed ii fklss on his ciieek_' /0 Ill NOStrllS
heh Lei ii fail, Fatigue and pain Audrey to coliie with hini whiiel Water
ears older than it was when Mor~ iiiilessly bavkinto her chair and Breathe the Medicated Vapor and
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I 'i'    Alltliw-_y, stiiil puisieli and tense, dr,,y_etu,-n.in.g _back yloward N0,,a_ though," she sa|id_ ` Qulckly subdued
“ "“ 'M ’“"""""'.~' ‘""“"|» “"0 her blur eyes -‘i can soo it -in his mer.” ' ' * -- _
,~; _____;,, /A ,iid ‘Hui wuvor iii llieh- gaze into ,Nona imed he, im,,,| defemyiveiy 'Morton called his our and told Vaporize Catarrhozone -in Boiling
__*=” " _ __ _ _/ F  iid trouble had made her face he took Nona home. ‘Nona 'saiiki __
-,__ _6____ _:=.._ ._-___ ` oil ssw herdtiie night begire. Her ;;'_3iCh_@;i Al1di`_€_!y__l»v_ii_ll_ dull €‘y_‘_*S__i:S Benefit Comeslin a Few Minutes.
' ~ a.. A ' lout was rawn and te rouge e 'gr move .rio y arouii li ____
__'/_ _ _,___  pon her mouth looked as it mishtirooiii. _ ' i Simple to overcome colds by the h
f___,/f   A. ook upon the HPS 01' 1161101- Au'__l;‘;" XL' f_"§§1SB<i“Y<>_'_" l{{_‘_*i‘l¢f“S:;CA'i‘.xlizituilc>zoNi~: ivus'riioD_ Putt”
_f/ \ _ _  The youngler girl, on the vnnttbglfjl-,%_____wY. Ou .s_a_ ___ __. oi on, ui i H Sauce pau ot _water _on a stove
I/ JY ' ' I ' I dMf3- M¢|l3|'d,3 LCHCT- §!dJiildldsD(li'itu~€liY odweleilrtgllev he V A fwilii ti-age of ii smile silowedimm R hu" leaspoomml or CAq`A‘R`
_._  . __ ' ' ,, . ._ ,_ -, RHOZONE to o -pint of water, and
. ~ f *1==P="°"°° Mu H='P    i’.:'..;'°.ii.f...f“§.';   it »<» » M- lei  
` ' '~ ... ' 'from the kettle till the rooin so
- __.. Audrey Stepped backward, (iii Mortoli rciiecteli, id ask ou. _ , ’ 1V
,, i,°,,°",',§,g,'i,"'§f,'§d y,,I,,°:°,':,:,d°',’c',f,:: silo stood bosluo iiuorion. rriieu to llreliltmlli nero." no said. mil I “"1” me ‘“‘°‘-“cam” “lf is l”°“”‘°‘1 Gathorlno- Return Fare $1-00.
.,_ _  __ _ h 5 _ Be_ she leaned _~<id@w1i.;@ and i her rloii't ihillli your hostess would be i" by me '5"m""~ YU" Wm "Mice
.  fgs,-eorxyminby arln around xhls neck. "0fpl:;oh,-,ie ti very genial one. l thlniii im-ii~,"‘“ l"“‘“‘e*"me realm' The wullll ls Admission 25 cents to Grounds. Children under 12 years old 15 cents-
. ly W. L. Gordon
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WORDS OFTIEN Mi‘SU‘Sll7D:
Don‘1. say “she posses here most
every day." Say "alniost."
‘OFTEN ‘M`l'SPRONUlU'NOED: at~
tache. Pronounce at-ta~sha. first
and second a's as in "ask" last a as
in "day," accent last syllable.
Ol‘*I1EN-MISSBBLIIJIJD: chande-
lier; eller.
ISYNIONYMS: criticism, con-
demnation, censure, hiliiiie, reproof,
rebuke, reproach, reiirlimind, de~
nunciation. -
I 'WORD STUDY: “Use a word
three times and lt_is yours." Let
'us increase our vocabulary by
mastering one word each day. To
day’s word: CONCOURSE; as as-
somibly; crowdt throng. “Tile eyes
‘of an immense concourse of spec-
tators were fixed upon them."
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eld in Charlottetown and Summe rslde but to all other compo tors
pain-subdiuliig substances were' tlrcliy combined in a scldnme-manner
how quickly it sinks into the tissues and joints, how quickly it brings
relief. _
NIERVILIINE is just the thing for sore, stiff joints, whether in the
knee. iil10\1id°\'- 615°", ankle Or hiv. You’ll be astonished at the warm-
ing, invigorating effect NERVl1..i»N~E has on all sorts of rheumatic cou-
dltlons. ' _
As nn all-round family iinlmont for sore throat, chest colds, strains
nnd sprains, NBRVIIULNE is about tivo times stronger than thick, oily
preparations. Get a $5~cefllt bottle today, ,
SGUTTISH liATHElllllll
VICTURIA
Wednesday, July 7th. _
Competition Prize List--Games Commence at 1'o'ol0ck. Flvelor`
more to enter in each event. Entrieg gg h, in |,.nd| °f 5°¢,»°¢|,-y bg.
fore Saturday] 3rd ol July. -
PRIZES
. Putting Light Stone (open) 
Running High Leap_........... . _
. Throwing Light Hammer (open  . .
Hap, Step and Jump . . . . , .
. . . _ . _
. Vaulting with Pole (open)  _
120 Yards Race _ . . .
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Running LongJump..,__....... ,
. Dancing Highland Fling (Boys)
. Dancing Highland Fling (Girls)  .
Dancing Highland Fling (Men)  .
Dancing Ghillle Calium , . . . . . . . . . . .

(Competitors must appear in Highland Costume.)
220 Yards race . . . . . . . . . . , . , . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ 3. 2. 1.
Old Time Fiddlers Contest (45 years and over) .. 12- 8- 6- 4.
Step Dancing . . , . . . . . . . . _ _ _ . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . .
._ 10- B- 7- 5-
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Last two events not open to Prize winners 'in recent contests
tl in
e Province 45 years and over.
Music by the Caledonian Club Band
The S S. Harland will leave Bruce Stewart 6. Comps" 's Whsrf for
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ictoria at 8.30 o'c|ock A. M. on 7th July carrying passengers to the
$2.95
Here is s lot of broken lines for women, embracing a
i s s oil sss
’ FRIDAY Allli SATURDAY JULY 2 li Allll 3rd
tired feelings gone My sister iuch as I do n
been domg my washing and she Daddy' Sweetheart' I waint io
tinued domg it, as she said it op being your daughter. lin not
might set me back if I started oodo really your daughter and nevorl
in, It sure did help me uidl can be."
°dyt°;_l;e_:_*ej“§I;W_‘;   _ 'Silo wh-irled toward Nona. "If he
nearly live months old. I ard d(:;yeg»me enough ‘I H marry mm my
ing your medicin s sin nd! in `
mdomyworkagbgm ‘lf no; ___§;i_n_;t _gklrngi he; eyes helniessiyi _
always recommend the vigetsble that H ,or hu' 1 was me ]°°k
pound ,_°wom°u_ md especially M _es n t e eyes of the dying.
expectant mothers, ss I believe th or on placed his bud” t°5°`
Seed bel? at manga:-:‘“_.,_ or -beiorlo him, -palins outward,
Livio: imuu>,64 ua- '°°”*"°*~_-S*
umm Omar-._ ,V it' *°-°+v¢-ve-coco-o+»¢+¢.¢¢.¢,,, ll
On the above dates we intend giving the people of Charlottetown
I and vicinity the greatest two days Footwear Buying opportunity they
have ever had. Everything in the Store discounted. New Shoes, Old
Shoes, Fashionable Shoes, Nature Shaped Shoes, Hosiery, Etc., Etc.
Come and get your ‘share of these Summer Footwear Bargains.
For ‘$4.98 Men   _
Scottish Clans of  Csledonlsn Club, ‘r
AUCTIUN Sillli
CLEARAN-CE AUCTION SALE
At Highfield only 6 m-iles from City
one mile from Wlnsloe on main
line, on Thursday, July Bth
at one o’oIock sharp.
KNEW BACON
Hlghbrowz l presume you knovl Farm: lf°¢l‘» |mP|¢"i¢i\fB» i\°\-I"-
Bamm Mn Smyth, hold furniture as follows: Farm,
S mv W H | h M _ 70 acres of land all clear andl In
m ' ° ' ' °“ "Y my good state of cultivation, an Ideal
°ld '“°" "ld lt '°" 7"” 7'3"" farm and nicely situated only 6
miles from City and suitable for
either, market or dairy farming
with all the crop consisting of 80
__ '._-,;» V acres of hay, 15 acres of grain, po-
 ____ .. f tatoes, tul-nlps, mixed feed and a
6.' ‘ `/ lot of vegetables. If not sold prlvat
` Q" ely up till above mentioned dats
`° -  will be offered with all my stock
. ` _ii crop and implements as follows:
' I _ STOCK:-6 Horses, 8 Mllch
W/ l A . ,y Cows. 2 newly freshened. 2 due to
6 _ ~ fa " freshen in \0ctober. 2 Helfers due
_. * .g to freshen in November; 3 Fat
__  3 Pig., 9 month. ole; so .l-lens.
1 5 ' |MPL - _
__ ..‘- _  EMENTS. 1 Binder,
HER ,DEAL (Frost and Wood); 1 Hay Mower,
- (DeerIng); 1 Hay Rake; Disc Drill,
Mary: when he uid he'd ever (Deering): Disc Harrow, Spring
expire for you what did you ssyf TWU* Hl"|"WVU» 3P|,k° Hli'l'°W¥l
Ann: That one who'd psrsplre G“"9 P|°W, (Oliver) Single Plow
Fashion t Fancies i
.0-*O-O-6-0-ooo-oo-A40-0-0-oo-o-ooo*
SHADED PINK CHIFFON MAKES
A DELIGHTFUL FROCK
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Fanners, Truck Wsgon, Box snd
Pole; 1 Csrt,1 Pulper, Rubber Tir-
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ed Wsgon, Driving Sleigh, 2 Wood
,Z Slelghs, Cream Sepsrstor, (DeLa-
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   ier. 'Single and Double lflsrnsss.
.` tg  Driving Harness, Dslsy churn,
__ ,_ , _  Washing Mhchlno, Forks, Hoes svld
- _f'_»-.`___~.,< _)` Shovels, Kitchen Rsngs snd Stove
Q '   and all household fufrnlture. < _ M _ B _ t
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»-f“  '/ ' " m°M°w‘ frock like the one above
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great msny styles of potent iesther slippers, brown csif
slippers, brown or grey buckskln pumps, also oxfords-all
sizes In the lot and every pair less than half price- This
is the greatest snsp in the store.
if $1.911
Women's White Csnvss stllsp shoes, with military or
low heels, corkers st the price.
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Job .Lot Womews white Canvas Oxfords and Pumps
with pointed toes, but comfortable and cool for the 'feet
they fit. .
This .fifty cent lot contains Women's white Shoes,
sizes 6 and 7, with pointed toes and high heels.
Alec small sizes 2y2 and 3 women’| ,Black Kid Boots
and Shoes, st one time quite high priced.
Womsn's Bed Room Slippers. `
0hiillren’s Shoes
Bsby's Block or Brown lK|d lBootl, Elk sole. Sizes 2 tg
lnilsnts sizes 5 to 7V,. ,Patent cr Brown Kid Boots, Elk
soles  . . . . . .
 $1.80
lnfsnts Patent Strap Slippers, sizes 6% to 7% . . . . . . 01.?
Bshy's sizes as sbovs 2 to 5  $1- 5
Chlld's Brown Oxfords, sizes I to 104/3 . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.80
Chlld's Patent straps, regular soles, slzss B to 10'/2. . $1.56
Cl\lld's Patent, sins 5'/3 to 7V,  \1.35
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_ Girls’ Shoes
(SIZES 11 T0 2)'
Mlssscllsck Kid Lsosd Boots  02.26
Misses Pstsnt ltrsp Slippers . .. . . . . . . . . . . 81,80 and 01.40
Mine Pstsnt Oxfords, Elk Soles'  01.96
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Job lot of high priced boots, round snd medium to
pointed toes, worth up to $10.00. High class shoes but s
little out of style.
llol Stull
Men'| heavy leather brown boots, for working  $2.60
Men's light sole farm boots . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 02.70
Me\n’s brown mule leather boots (working)   $2.50
M°'\'l tins boots. black of brown. high ton  $4.50
Men's fine boots, black or brown, military snap,  54,50
Men's black or brown fine-boots  .  . . . . . . .
_, $3.65
Men’s coloured esnvss boots or shoes. Extra wearing
_kind  ........  . . . _ . . _ . .
 92.15
Boys' coloured canvas boots, sizes 1 ‘to 5  . . . . .  . $2.25
Boys' black or brown laced boots  . ._  l2.70
Men's_bIsck or brown oxfords, only  . .. $8.55
Men's tan oxfords, latest style . . . . . .
  $4.35
Sundries
Boot Laces. six pairs. bonded separately . . _ . . . . . . . .
__ _ 20°
Shoe Trees for msn or women . . . . . . .
 .  26o
Slipper Trees, keeps them In shspe, 2 for  , . 25g
shoe Pollth, llqula slack, prawn, white  ,_ ina
Tins al Shoe ,Pollsh, black or white .  .. . . . _ 10a
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.A few pslrb of women's light coloured Sstln Slippers,
sizes 2|/2 to 5.
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Womsn'e White Bnosksr (Oxfords, solid hesl, trimmed
with black, sizes 2V, to 1 excepting ||;| 5,
Sandals
Smoked Elk or Pstsnt .Lssthsr st ridiculous prices.
' W\=m°n’~ $1.16. Minn s1.a¢, cnliumrs $1.10, llnrsnu s1.oo.
brown side leather st oven lower prices.
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