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of young people
.uid youiig ltltuis in
tvlilch rcalizntloii
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I2 fl'ct'\'escciit!
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“THE SPAN (IF _\ new slat' in comedy
f DEATH” (_`I.YDE (‘()()K
Eighth, thrilling chap- In .
tel' of the "'l`lIl~] l[l'N'l`S)[.\N”
“VEILED 'l`\\'o big laughing
)IYS'I']<]RY" acts
__;_ ___ -as »...»~ sr- . .~»_a»':.»_»rs»' -es 5
mirror Eiiwiiti iiirinir
iiinNEE inouictir 
TUESDAY, MAY----
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Tho Scott-li Quai-tot
Pickard & Co. Phone 240.
WOMEN'S Bungalow aprons,
special Friday and Saturday 89c.
Prowse Bros. Ltd.
SIMS PACKING C0. will not re-
ceive dressed hogs later than
Wednesday next, 25th inst_
,COTTON AND GINQHAM dress-_
es, sizes 2 to it yrs. special 50.
7?., and $.100_ Prowse Bros. Ltd.
ADVERTISE THE BEAUTIES
OF THE ISLAND.-By |elidlDS
your friends a souvenir of P. E. l.
only 6'lc postpaid. Guardian Office
NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS.-
Advertsers arereminded that all
display advertisements must he in
the Guardian Office before noon
of the day previous to publication
and before 10 n. in. on Saturdays.
SUCCESSFUL CHARLOTTE-
TOWN BOY.--'l`he iiiany friends ui
.\ii'. l~‘_ \`. llyzin, son of (`tipt_ Jus
ltyan, llnrhour h1a.stei~ of this port
will he pleased to hour of his zip-
poiiiiincn* as chief officer ot the
t‘anadian Goyeriiiiieiit Surveying
ship, _-\tuidia_ of the Atlantic (‘oast
Survey wliich is tit present receiv-
ing her annual olerliziuling at
llalifzix_'
JUBILEE SERVICES AT POW-
NAL_-Services and 1-elelirntion of
the 50th, anniversary oi` the open-
ing of Pownal _\le-:hotlist (‘liurch
will he held there on Sunday, .\lay
22nd. at ll ii. ni. A splendid service
is being arranged and Rev, Dr.
Steele will assist the pastor at
both services.
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UPON COMMUNIST PARTY IN
FRANCE PROSPEFIITY EVIDENT
.LY SMILES
PARIS, .Niay if-The French
Communists are becoming prosper.
ous. The party recently 'has bought
a buildng in Paris at a cost of
400,000 francs tabout $31000 at
present exchange rates) which will
be used as their hea.dquaiters, ac-
cording to an announcement made
yesterday by .\l. i~`i~ossard, the
Conimunist leader.
'l`iie money was raised »li_\' ti loan
subscribed 'by members ot’ the par-
ty, he told a meeting oi' (‘onintun-
ists. At fthe Saing time. ..\l. Fros-
sard appointed the l~`reiicl\_ delegat-
es to the next congress of the
Moscow tinteifnationale.
Splendid Turnout 9
A of Promising
Football Material!
wells last.night for the tootliall
match with New Glasgow on .\lay
t2-ith. There was a large turn out
ot' players_ and two l`ull tennis;
were lined up. Some ol` the old
players were on hand, hut the
most encouraging feattitre was the
promising clitirzu-ter. The select-‘
ion of tt team will .be difficult with
L.-\_U DER ()0i\`(.` I‘Il{"l‘ (T0.
` Headed by _
GEO. '.l‘. `\'.-\LLA,\'UI‘}
so man-y good ‘nien trying for posi-
tions. Among the forwards were
fluffy, I.. Moran, \\"allter, Goodwin,
L_ ZVl`cl)onu.ld and G. .Wir-,i)oiinhl~-~.‘
former Saint plttyois,-.»-Siiiitli_ an
ovct't-tea plnyei°_ t‘_ Uniirpliell, RJ
Jenkins, ~Scanillebury; llonnynizin
and Iiuvi:-ion-»l'oi~nicr Ontario pltiy-
ers; in the quart(-i- hack position-
Brotiher-in-Law and Understudy of ~w..,-.., ii, umm., _ti-wt-=»n. mout-
Sllt Il.\ltItY L.-\UI)l'IR
Mtisic. :: Siiigitig :: Dan(-iiig.
Iiiipcrsoiiatioiis and Flirt Galore
BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES
10 Clever Scotties in an Entertainment that
you will long remember.
EVENING PRICES _ _ 350, 5tic, 7.2¢, $i.oo
MATINEE PRICES _ . __ . _ _ _ _ . _ . otic, zoo.
Seat Sale Friday morning tat 9.30 at the
Theatre.
I
BEWARE ! `
OF OVER ADVERTIZED GOODS
Our ads are small, our trade and
service are the big things.
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Price and quality speak loudest. 
to
Come and see how we are smashing E
old prices. _ »
FOR EXAMPLE 
Men’ Russian Calf Brandon Boots 
made only ten months ago, to sell for l,
$15.75. We now offer for $9.00.
All Men’s Oxfords, new and old at
less than cost. Our best $13.50 Astoria 
for $7.00. 1
700 Ladies Boots, Oxfords and 
Pumps at half price. _ __
Just received 200 sample pairs at 
half manufacturers price and other
new goods arriving dail_y. i
uAnAn\\nD*nUD 'Pnl' Hogs
Un nnrnnf
gan; at half, l.. <:iinpholl_ S.
Doyle, .l_ Doyle and tl, Canipbell. '
The tennis will prat-tice again
this evening and toniorrow. 'l`llP
revival of foot-lizill holds promise of
a satisfactory stories of games in
the fall am] all lovers oi' the
grand old games :ire tlcliglitcl.
l The excursion on the 24th. will
`lie largely patroiii7.ed by all desir-
' ing ol' :E deligltttni outing..
Winsome MacKinnon
Sisters
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Winsome and griict-fiil_ oliildis-li
and sweet are tho two little Muc-
Kinnon sisters. The sisters ages
nine and eleven respectively ai'o
among the premier juvenile enter-
tainers of t-astern (‘.anatln_ 'l`hc_\'
}iy their ‘bright niannerisni:-i as
Well as hy their graceful dancing
of the llighland steps have won
the unstinted applause ot' thou-
sands in the theatres of the Marl-
tinie provinces. The child-ren will
appear ai the Prince Edward Then-
tre on Tiiestlay afternoon and
tevenlng. They are a part nf the
Lauder ‘Scotch concert party
which the niannger takes
'much pleasure in nnnouring as
his holiday attraction. Secure your
seats early. A record sale is anti-
cipated. Sents no\v on sale at thc
Theatre.
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 -*il-li,
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L5- ,
;/j \ ,V/-.ever
_ Smead on breed. it always
` delightsthe children. Use it
also in cooking. in place of
lllznr. In uae for more then
half a century.
I Cifnwn
'The most suture:-si'ul practice oil' ATTACKED BY SWARM OF
the week was held by the Abegql BEES .
new -blood#-most of it 01' 11 ver>'l"uhon them and only the inhniiit.
try Inverness Screened Coal. A. REMEMg5R we ponponed Am., -=.==_ _ V ,_ .v
tion Sale at Thomas Rlcee. Green
$1_00_ Pruwse Bros. Ltd.
_ _
Thirty _in los 6. 0.
McDonahl's, Saturday._
---rt 1. _' ‘
o. Perens Taxi e¢lvice.-
some .ree wma' mlm nhos._
Pima 47o.r. Au onlie nrvmntiy
forty years. Highest. quality i
hats nt thc lowest prices. Prowse
Bros Ltd.
BORDEN.-On Sunday, May
22nd Rev. John Stirling of Bradal
funeral of the late John A. Ross
next Sunday M83' 22011. Sl, Ell7‘f"
heth`s Church, Springfield. 1_1 
iii. Holy Ooiiriiitmion. St. .`I0t_ll -_
Church. Cralllmd- 7 D- m' Igverflalf
prayeu Preacher~Rev. Wt 
on. This wi-Il \be the R9_C_0 _n fm
well service before env g
Liverpool N. S.
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“hm"‘.,. ],||N|\¢-nt for l)nu|\ri|II`
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OPERATION ON BRAIN CURES
A. N. Y. CONVICT
OSSLNING. N. J. May 19-Rom
an Leondowski, the Sing Sing' pris-
oner from whose brain Dr. William
L. Chapman of Brooklyn, removed
ti bullet several weeks ago. was
taken today to the Danneiuora Hos-
pital for the crimin.al'lnsa.ne to he
reconimitted to rlson as cured of
inmate of the Dafnnemora Hospit-‘
al prior' to his operation.
die answered -a series of quest-
ions rationally and prepared ri wrii-
ten statement expressing gratitude
to llr. tlliitpnianlfor restoring his
sanjty and cuning the vollent pains
in t-he head from which he pr(-
viously ' suffered.
Dr. Chapman, ,who is 'partially
paralysed, performed the operation
w‘hile seated in a wheel chair.
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_\llniird’e Lllilment for Colds, I-iw.
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BOSTON, May_18.~tl<‘ivo thou.
Sunil f='i>ectatoi‘s at a hall game on
.the Metropolitan reservation at
UY00 Park, yesterday ai'teriiooii
were thrown into a panic when at
_great swarm of bees descvndeti
suninioiiing of Michael \V_ liarretl_,
24 Einnictt street, known its the
"bee king". saved liiindrcds from
being severely siting thy tht- swirl.
ing, buzzing angry liosts.
l’rol`ossoi' l5tii'retL had the
‘.iwa'i‘ni under control in |,;.lf an
l_|o\ir_ Though covered with lbees
ironi head to foot he was not once
stung. He announct-d that the
swarm was coiiiposcd of tame bees
and ‘Was not of tho wild variety.
'i‘he excited lhrongs were quickly
calined'_ but not until tht-ro had
been rievt-ral narrow escapes front
auto collisions -between spt»t:t,ators
whose autoiiiohilcs were coiiiplete-
ly enveloped by rloutls oi' the in-
sects.
ln all only -half it dozen persons
were stung by the lit-cs and police
reports did not show that any ol`
_these reqiilrotl liospital tiwiittiient..
‘l‘ho tliecs appeared tlircclly over
the baseball diamond with scarce-
ly an lnstant`s warning to the en-
fxrossetl throiigs ht-low.
The gaiiic was immediately
broken up, players anti spectators
alilke madly waving their arms
about their heads and wrapping
their coats around their faces. Wo-
men and children slirieked wildly,
hut tis far as could ‘be learned till
of the half dozen \'ictim_~i were
men. W..
'Patrolman John ilrowiie of the
Hyde Park station, on duty nt the
reservation, lietliought liiinself o|`
the nearby resitleiico of Mr. Bar-
rett, wiio came on the run to the
Scene of greatest activity, w-hlch
by this time had slill'tod from the
ball diamond into lirainartl street.
With police t-learing the way for
him .he plunged into zi cloud of the
insects and liegitn it low droning
murmur. This is what he terms
“tactile” language. '
lt is almost sountlless, he ex
plains and he depends upon hypt-
`notl¢ motions of the' hands to con-
vey to the bees his real meaning.
In this case, he said, lie hoped to
locate the queen »bee_ but was un-
able to do so. Within ri few minut-
es however, he had silcveeded in
inducing some ot’ the bees to enter
his hives ann tliereaflcr it was n
simple process to gather in the
entire swarni_ lie declared last
night there were fully 500.000
bees.
lie had not found the queen, ai-
though he had spent hours in on
effort to do so. Mr. Barrett said
the tbees seemed to be quite Iisppv
with lilni and he is principally
concerned in finding their owner
come of any tame hesvkeepor in
OUR STEADFAST POLICY for! ri
n r
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~ masons asc. mf zec. at s. A. .Joint vou.E’- ensues we L L l0lll0tl I  élblilglit _tl u,;_¢,»_¢"._¢.»__j
Mc‘D°m11d'S on Stlturdsr mir price. s. /i. .vrononaids saiur-' _ ‘ ' '  ` ’- -L
t _ - » ,-.
g Fon A Go°’“”-D_ CLEAN FIRE din- ~ E. A. FOSTER.. Central Drugstore, Chnrlotwtown .
t;;-xl
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migration of the swa-rm was that a|W0l1ll0fS- .
nerd, saturday. my 'zist at one:queen hee had decided upon .1 new 'WND 8 be°ll@°P°P 0°” HMC
.ycyock p_ m_ mln or .him-,_ home, ann as is the custom in the in -picking out the Q‘1.0°l1 D69
-; I bee kinsdom_ had set forth on her isolating her in it lhlve the
an d
re-
t ith h followin of thou mulnder of the swarm ls _quité
Now on§Sal,e
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his insanity. Leon`dowsk.i was an.
She Does Love
Spoonlng with
Funeral Blur.-s
I Used to Lovc
Just We Two
Make Believe
l\'obody‘s Rose
Paradise
Sw..-et Hour of
Blame lt ()n lo Poor Old I-Hitlirr, Coniir Song
_\fy Father w-.is Born in Kill-arricy, Comic Song
Put a Bit of Powder on lt Father, Comic Song ‘ ,
Cohen and thc lluust~h_n<.il l'urt l. l\lonolog\ic,_‘
Cohen and thc llouscboat lint ll. hlonologuc
Scandinavia (Sing Dost* Song and Make Dose ,
Mtisic) _ _ . . Al _lolsoii
( _ _ _ . 3 _ _ 
a Tooth) _ . _ Blossom Scclt-y ,‘
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No Wonder l'm Blue .
Rose of Aflilonc _ .
Now I Lay Me Down Io Slccp . Nora Bayes- '
Mary and John _ _ Fnlwin Smnlle
I’m Gonna Jazz My \\'ny Right Straight Thru l
Down \\`hcre They Play the Illues _ ,
Put on de Golden Sword 
' rv `» _
Get Yo' Ticket _ _ Harry C.__?irbwn_e
Rescue the Pcrishlng . V _ Hgpry-,Burr
Prayer . I-Iexiry`Burr ,
bane-` will conduct services in Boi*-l ' ` ,¢-  ' '
den at 7 p. m. _  ___§o_¢_  
'FUNERAL s-A'runc-AY. _ 'rite _ _ ` '*=- -°"'
uill take plate from his into iesi __
it-nee .it Flat River on Saturday ly _ ___,
he "ist, nt 1 o‘cloc'k I ff
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. _  Al. f 
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THE rmnistn or ctRAPA\_JD  .-.- ,_ _./fy; _l ~
AND ...iSPRlNGFlELD. - Servicc * -‘ ‘ -' '- --- - "' ""
_ n
_ Song Hits
l Can`t Klct-p Still 'l`u-night, C niic Song ‘
.liilly “'illl;iiiiS _
` liilly \\'illi;imS 1
liilly \\'il|in_ms
a Little lllt ol' Scotch, Comic Song _
llilly \Vl!lluu.ls .
liillv \\'illldms _
.\ly Girl, Comic S. ng llilly \\`illiams .
]o.- ll.i_\'iii;ui 'l`lic (liipiiiul t`ohcii _
-_ _loc lluyinan .‘
Eat Cu .t itll iid \'ou'll \'r‘vtrllit.ik
You Brit It All ()vcr Now l
Frank Crumlt -
_ Frank Crumlt .
_ . .Howard Marsh l
Howard Marsh |
. Nora Bayes
_ _ Edwin Siualle l
1\l..ry St-.ifforrl and Her Jazz'-Band
lilury Stafford and Her Jazz Band
Har L Brotvnennd Male uarict
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Believe Me,
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landed Mndqlg
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Opera' and Cone
Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses Charles Hackett
P3|¢ M000 (An lndinn Love Song) George Meodcr
lily Little Home on the Hill George Meadcr
~ Art llit-knian`s Orchestra
I Spoiled '_You-Fox-Trot Art llickinan’s Orchestra
_ Siren of a Southern Sea-Fox-Trot
Art ilickmnn's Orchestre
Dny Dreants-Fox-Trot Art liickinnn’s Orchestre. "
t Mnzlc-Medley Fox-Trot Ycrkcs’ Inzarimba Orch.
Two Sweet Lips-Medley Fox-Trot
Yukos' Jazarimka Orch.
Toddlc-l'-‘ox-Trot; . _ Paul Biese Trio
Beela Boola-Song One-Step . Paul Bitlsc Trio
I Lost You-l"ox-Trot _ The Happy Six
Yokohama Lullaby-Medley Fox-Trot
The Happy Six
Over the llili-Song Waltz- ~
The Me `ropolitan Dance Players
Dreamy llifWnll -Medley Vllaltz A
The Metropolitan Dance Plnycrs
Bright Eyes, Xylophone Solo _ Joss Libouati
Underneathllawaliaii Skies, Xylophone Solo,
Jess Libonnti
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A --4 l I
If All those Endenrlng Young
Charms . . . . Pablo Casais
'l'urke_y in the Straw . ` .` Percy Grainger
' The (rum-buckets March Wi Percy Grainger
Canto Amoroso . . Duci de Kerekiarto
Hearts and Flowers, Key of "G"
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
under the dircction ol' Eugen Ysaye
Love in ldleness (Serenade) Key of
-` “C” Cincinnati Symphony 0;.
bhestre under the direction of
Eugen Ysaye
Tropical Dance No. 4 llnytian Or-
chestra, conducted by»]n5tin Elie
Voodoo Scenes (Priestess Dance)
Haytian Orchestra, conducted by
Justin Elie
l, A-me
GE-r voun von.: s|.ousEsj‘l“°S W ef K '_ _ ,
here, very pretty styles, s_p'9c|a| Bwnds of attendant _ _drones und _tloclleiiiliout follovfiug su t.
5°” "".'i'” .'f.1‘."‘lti°°..l_'é’_."§7 C,0;;;pl{-:te J List
attendee to. I* "f-*‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' I
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R-4042
$1.00
R-4043 V
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R-4044
$1.00
re-torso
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A-3382
$l.0l|
A-3388
5| .00
A-3357
$1.00
A- 3392
$1.00
A- 3394
$1.00 '
A-3390
$1.00
A-3386
$1.00
A- 3385
$1.00
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-W _ "’  *-¢»‘. /.fer
Dance. Records
' $l.00
l A-3391
`l A-sm
g si.oo
A-3393
$l.00
‘t A-ms
i si.oo
‘_ A-3384
$i_tio
A-6183
$1.65
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‘ 79457
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$1.00
ert
V 79sis
,‘ $1.00'
. A- 3380
l' si.oo
‘ 79155
` $1.00
‘ 5l.00
4 si.oo
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May 28th-June 4
Columbia Novelty] Record Weelc
Something different for your record library.
Original. lndividull. Excepiionll.
In-"M0" New Columbia Records on Sale at all
Colmbia Deallrethe 20th of Every Month.
_ _ o0i.UMe|A GRAPHOPHONE coi/IPANY. Toizorrro.
Up until n late hour no report han. 
 
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essence ir*ssat=‘=asas7°#nssneeeneneésnsanensnvnanss seseseeeease Eieceseeeteseeeeéreeeeeieesefeeeeeeeeeeseesaeeeeeeeseeee»eseeeees=eesceseees.f.s¢ses.e¢ese='=.e.s¢esee.eee'%=e
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EARo i?-
ANNEX
Really reniarkable bargains are
on sale, in our big' new Bargain `
Anu`eX`. - _
_ Every article plainly priced.
Walk through and see for yourself. .'
e|_Acl< i=oi_D|Ne oo cAnT, rubber are wh¢¢|=._|¢... ,
mer noon. was $1.15. eAnoAiN ANN:-:x Pnice  
GentIeman's fumed solid oak CHIFFONIER with mir-
ror. Was $40.00. BARGAIN ANNEX PRICE    V
Ladies DRESSING TABLE, mahogany finish._|,ev¢| t
plate mirror. Was $22.50. BARGAIN ANNEX PRICE _
  $13.90
Genuine oak HALL MIRRORS with hooks attached for
hats and coats. A varity of styles and finishes. '$6.90 fm-
$4.00. $11.75 for $7.75. $15.75 for $9.00. $17.75 for
» $10.90- --
High class FOLDING GO CART. high sides-large'
hood-a beauty. Was $20.00. BARGAIN ANNEXI- ‘
PRICE  _____ __ $13_90_l 
BED OUTFIT consisting of iron hed, woven Acme `
spring and mattress. Very special, 3 pieces   
I
Large oval MANTLE ivimnon with navel edge
walnut finish frame, varnished gilt ball edging. Was $2 0
BARGAIN ANNEX PRICE ................  A  '_
.
Large oblong MANTLE MIRROR, bevel edge, ot:
frame, gilt corner ornaments. Was $21.00. BARGA
ANNEX PRICE ............................................ ._ 
CHESTERFIELD high grade tapestry covering-sprlti;
seat with spring edge and spring back. 76 inches Ioq. ”
Was $130.00. BARGAIN ANNEX PRICE  
I
` I
- Cabinet PHONOGRAPH-fumed oak case=-large ful|
toned machine-plays all records. Was $110.00. BARGAIN-
ANNEX PRICE  ........... ._ 
»o“‘
9 piece DINING ROOM SUITE, sold oak, fumed finish '
Buffet was $75.00. Table lwaa $45.00. China Closet wis
' arf
$59.35. BARGAIN ANNEX PRICE 9 piecei  
seo oUrF|'r-3 pieces. sea has brass rail and >»ra\»_`,.‘.
"caps on posts. Spring is extra strong. double weave-thlo* 1
r¢versIi`>‘|¢ mattress. BARGAIN ANNEX Palos  
Real oak SECTIONAL BOOKCASE, stack consistin,_
of 3 large book sections, (OP and 535%- BARGMN ANNEX t
PRICE  .............................................. __ 
Extra special 3 PIECE BED OUTFlT._Elcctro wielded _
continuous post bed-summons link SP'°‘"9» l"‘9h grade _
cotton felt mattress. BARGAIN ANNEX PRIC _ .- 
$31.00 ‘-
Solid oak ladies SECRETARY DESK-plain deillml
with drawer-fumed finish. Was $36.50. BARGAIN -
NEx peice  ................ ._  t
_BARGAIN ANNEX PRICE  ________ __ 
‘ CHAIR to match above Settec. Was $21-50: BARGMN
ANNEX Perce ...........  _____ ._ , 
ci-iEs'rE~nFtELo-upholstered an nest ,quality Craig: _
man leather-has spring sent with 3 marsahll sprlnil CU - t
Ions. Was $140.00. BARGAIN ANNEX PRICE  
BIG CHAIR to match above Chesterfield. Was $68.00._
eAneAiN ANNEX Pmce  _____ ,__ .....  
Fumed 'oak DEN SETTEE, loose spring seat. Was;
50.85. BARGAIN ANNEX PRICE 
E . $39.50,
REED cunATE mahogany finish. Two sh°|v=S- Was"
39.25. BARGAIN ANNEx Pnice  ____ __  _
~ _ _ ~.`l
Fumed oak DEN SET-TEE-Auto cushion. Was $3800 _
Electric PORTABLE LAMP--made of reed fumedAf;‘_'
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