PAGE .TWO I THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ _ _ _ _ was s .1
I A Trusty
Thermometer
_There is apt to be some in-
teresting weather before long
and you will want to know
how warm it is.
We have 'all sorts of relia-
ble thermometers from 25e.
to $2.5) each. We have also
special bath and dairy tlier-
tnoinelters.
A Protection
A clinical or fever ther-
mometer should be in every
home especially where there
are children. .~\ good one
gives unerriiig \vii1'1iii1g of tlic
approach of serious uiliiicnts.
Prices, 75c. up to $2.50 each.
J. G. Jamieson
DRUGGIST
 
TIDE TABLE
JUNE.
_ _-._ ‘ \
High Water. __
Date. Day. Time. H’t Time.
Tu. 1.31 0 i 12.32
W. 2.21 13.29
Th. 3.10 14.28
F. 4.00 15.31
Sa. 4.50 16.42
S. 5.39 18.00
M. 6.25 19.11
Tu. 7.06 20.13
W.
Th.
F.
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obviateJ-bsb\zeboo~ioceooc¢ae=c1-szooeeeaeol-esaaec
¢9@~l@Ul|l93h7|"*
7.45 21.08
22.00
22.50
23.37
10.56
11.35
12.15
12.56
13.40
14.29
15.30
16.48
18.09
19.24
20.33
21.37
22.37
23.32
iiféé.
8.23
9.01
9.40
10.18
0.21
1.02
1.40
2.16
F. 2.49
Sa. 3.21
S. 3.53
M. 4.27
Tu
W.
Th
Ba.
S.
M.
Tu.
W.
10
11
13
13
14
15
16
17 Th.
18
19
20
21
. 5.06
5.53
. 6.47
7.46
8.46
9.44
10.39
Tu. 0.25
W. 1.16 7.9 12.27
Juno-lst. to 4th, variable. 5th
9th, hot wave. 10th to 14th, storm
period. 15th to 18th. cool wave. 19th
to 23rd, sweltering period. 24th to
27th, thunder showers. 28th to 30th,
gloomy, damp and drizzly weather.
22
23
24
25 F.
26 Sa.
27 S.
M. . . .
oooe
gzcbi
28
29
30
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DIARY OF EVENTS.
TO-DAY. '
City Magistrate's Court, 9 a.m.
Prince Edward. 7 snd 8.45.
People’1-1 Theatre. 7.15 and 8.45.
Patriotic Meeting at Eldon, 8 p.ni.
1 _ _ i 1
PERSONALS
Mr. liaddin MacLeod. Pownal. was
I visitor to this city yesterday.
Dr. J. B. Brown, city, has returned
from a visit to New York.
Mr. Donald Nicholson. M. P., left
this city Saturday for Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. George DeBloi.~i have
retiirneii from their wedding trip to
Niagara.
Miss Newberry and Mrs K. (`ofli1i.
Mt. Stewart. were visiting in Char-
lottetown l"rida_v.
Mrs W. W. Wade. formerly Miss
Clara Hooper, now of Bear River. ami
children are visiting ln Charlotte-
town.
Mrs J. A. S. Bayer and son, Theo-
dore, leave this morning to join Lleut.
J. A. S. Bayer, who is now in Halifax
on military duty.
Mr D. Slierren. Crapaud. received
a telegram from his son, Lieut. P. (‘.
Sherren. stating lils safe arrival in
Davenport. England. who sailed re-
cently from St ,John with thc 26111
Battalion. * .
Mr Charles W..Jo`l1iisto1i, anatlve
of Brudenoll-‘iii 'Kings County, _ond a
prominent contractor under the United
States Government, arrived in (Jhar-
lottetown on Friday night and was a
passenger hy tho eastern train on Sat-
urday on his way to visit old friends
in Kings County. Mr Johnston expects
to ho on the island for some weeks. i
M|nsrd's Llnlmont co., Llniited.
Gentlemen -1481 Winter I received
of Lsdrlppe, and I have frequently
proved It o be very affective in cases
of inflammation. '
Yours, _
' W. A. HUTCHINBON.
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i
There will be surprisal values at
the Dasss Goods Department on Dollar. ,, It
Day. Everybody knows _that we have lm the
no old goods to odor hors. Your im- Good.
s < .
l‘.:‘.%‘. P..1"$il‘.-1‘»‘».i“-'*.»3.?".»'.‘." “ ->-
1 ’ < »1sso-s-ssnu *""°
7 _ ___ _ W - . 915 
, . - _
tAi+A1~|AN oovsimwisai RAILWAY;
.!.lil§5.§!.?.!~9.'il.9.l
DOMINION DAY
Single Fare
Going July 1. Returing July 2.
Fare and One Third. Going June 29,
30, July 1. Returning July 3.
Ocean limited Daily
Dept. Halifax, 8.00 a. ni. Arr. Mon-
treal, 8.05 a. m. following day. Con-
nection via Point du Chene daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Panama Pacific Exposition
l San Francisco
For latest information regarding
fares. routes, time tables, consult
nearest intorcolonial Ticket Agent.
W. K. ROGERS.
City Ticket Agent,
1633-G-2641 Charlottetown.
I 1>. ia. 1. 1iA11.wAY
DOMINION DAY
JULY 1st, 1915 '
A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Char-
lottetown at 8.30 a. in. for Summer-
side, returning will leave Summerslde
at 7-.30 p. m. sharp.
No 18 train will not leave Murray
i-larbor until 5.00 p. in., giving ex-
cursionists io points on Murray Har-
bor branch an extension ot' the ordin-
ary time.
District Pnsseiiger Agcnt's Office,
(‘_liarlottetow11, Jniic 23rd, 1915.
15896-24Mtii.
 
Liberal-Conservative
Convention
-“IWW * ` 11.-1
A 'Liberal-(‘onservative t‘onveiition
to nominate candidates for the First
District of Queen`s County, and to
transact other business in the inter-
ests of the Association, will be held
at Bradalhane on Saturday, July 3rd,
at 2 o'clock p. m.
Each poll will please semi five dele-
gates.
W.'H. HOGAN, Coiivener.
llopc Iliver,Ju1ie 23, 1915.
1042-6-26n17i.
L
See Goff Bros. One Dol-
lar Footwear Window
Also Goff’s Celebrated Ad-
justable Neck-Band Shirts,
Regular $1.50 For $1.00. Now
_is the Time to Tog Up.
For Wednesday June
30th only
1643-6-26-lii.
P 2-°~”-'
Warnin
1266-6-7M1nwi10i
311-mu i
Cedar Posts
Ex Schr. “T. B. Wade”
5000 Cedar Posts
7, 8 and 9 feet long
l.. M. Poole & Co.
Connolly’s West Wharf
11121-s-2sMs1uin4i.
s-1 1 Y -el-ll
..SOUTH AMERICAN DISTRUST...
South America has long been the
market for German-made goods, and
a good market as well. providing it
large annual income _from her raw
materials of this virgin country; yet
hor action in wilfully scorning her
treaty with a small nation as a "scrap
of paper" breeds a distrustful feeling
in the mind oi' the South ami Central
American Latin, to whom long dealing
with stronger nations has too often re-
sulted to his disadvantage. The trade
thus permanently lost by reason of
Germany's new trade war will never
illiliilll
A game of baseball was played on
Friday evening between the second
tennis of West Kent and Queen Square
Schools, the latter winning by the
score of 7-5. 1-Iowatt of Q.S. did _splen-
did work behind the bat. as also did
McAuly. Livingstone of W.K. played
a good game. Bell pitched the ball
I11 s wonderful manner, fanning the
W.K. boys. Maddigan played his usual
st
Q
T
Z
eady, reliable game. Henry and Mc-
uaid played a good steady game also.
he fielding was exceptionally good,
with Large of W.K, pitching a good
amo. Umpire John Butler gave fair
decisions to all. »
(Special to The Guardian)
Baseball results yesterday:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Boston-Boston, 9; New York,
5.
At Washington-Philadelphia, 4;
Washington, 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York-New York, 5; Bo-
ton, 0.
At Philadelphia-Brook]yn, 4; Phil-
adelphia, 2.
At Chicago-chicago, 5; St. Louis,
0.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 12; Chicago
4.
more, 2.
At Newark-Newark, 6; Kansas
City, 1.
At Buffalo-Pittsburg, 6; Buffalo,
5.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Providence - Providence. 12;
Newark. 3.
At Toronto-'i`o1'ont0, 4; Rochester
*)
At Ricliinoiid-.le1'scy City, 8; Rich-
iiioiid. 5. Richmond, 10; Jersey City,
5.
At Montreal-Montreal, 7; Buffalo.
2. No other games scheduled.
GULF -
'I`lie opening match of the season
was played at Belvidere on Saturday
afternoon. The weather was ideal
and the course was never in better
condition. l\Irs. W. S. Stewart on be-
half of Dr. Risdoii of Toronto present-
ed a handsome prize to he awarded to
the lady winner in a mixed foursome
match of twelve holes medal play
handicap. Twelve couples took part
and the match was keenly contested,
the prize being \von by Miss iiobkirk.
The scores were its follows:
W. K. Rogers and Miss Hobkirk,
(69-22). 47.
A. W. Weeks, Miss Rogers, (72-21),
51.
\V.\\'. Clark, Mrs. Clark, (82-18),
64.
D. B. Stewart and Mrs. Bagnall,
173-17), 56.
Mr. Taiinaliill, Mrs. Miller, (till-34),
(95
At Baltimore-St. Louis, 11; Balti-
A_.»\. l\lcLcz1i1, Mrs. Pethick, (85-25)
srinwssiiar 1i111.1.1ir1i1
This is to notify the Housewife
that Niagara Ponlnauls Grown
Strawberries are ready now Soo _
i your tracer for your want-I--THE _
“WlL IAMS" I8 THE BEST FOR
OANNING. Plnco ord°rs Immedi-
ately with your Grocer.
F' W  l
i-I. W. Longworth, Miss Warburton,
(88-23). 65.
A. B. Cosh, Mrs. Goodwill (94-21). I
73
_1-ifn. Mnier, Miss Monson, 194-31),
sa.
Judge Haazard and Mrs. McLean
(96-27). 69. ‘
Mr. Harrison and Miss Haszard
(82-26). 56.
Rev. llir. Murphy and Miss Grant,
(97-34). 63.
HOTEL l\_I_t_RIVALS
VICTORIA. ‘
A. J. 'Wcbster, Montreal; W. H.
Crocker, Millerton, N. B.; 'l`hos. Kick-
ham, Souris; H. H. Cox, Morell; W.
S. Garvock, Chas. D. Brown, S. E.
Arsenault, L. L. Mclnnis, Toronto;
Miles Martin, Boston, Mass.; C. F.
Hadger, J. K. Storer, J. Simpson,
Montreal; Miss MacMillan, Cymbia;
Miss Mutch. Cymbia.; A. E. Flem-
ming, St. John; W. Crockett, Hamil-
ton; A. Blurton, Montreal.; S. Sal-
terio, Halifax; Miss Gertrude McEl-
roy, Tlgnish; Geo. Bayley, Montreal;
C. Johnson, Boston; F. J. Jones, G.
A. Rapids; Geo. Simmons, Spring-
field, ills.; Mrs. C. P. Duffy, Denver;
E. Guntiy, Toronto; Miss Brehnut,
Murray Harbour; Viroii ’1`. Bartrow,
W. Leith and son, Toronto; F. Whea-
ton, Amherst.
QUEEN
G. H. lflcudersoii. Truro; W. A.
Macliay, New Glasgow; I). l\ici.ca11,
North Wiltshire; C. Shaw, DeSablc;
James Brown, J. Gaudet, Miscouche;
J. Elliots, Laurentian; D. Bell, Suni-
merside; Rev. G. Trivett, Milton.
SINKING OF FRYE
VIOLATION OF
INTERNATIONAL LAW.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-The re-
ply of the United States to the last
German note regarding the case of thc
American ship William I". Frye. sunk
by the commerce raider Prinz Eitcl
Frieclcricli was despatched to Berlin
to-day.
in substance the notc reiterates the
contention that the sinking of. the
i~`ryc was in violation of international
law and of the Prussian-American
treaty of 1214.. and asks for reparation,
1828, but justifies the destruction of
the Frye and has referred the case
to a prize court
charge Twenty five cents
TICE IS GIVEN that all ersons
Ono cont per word first Insertion In this column, half cont por
We teach our men to sell. Experi-
ence unnecessary Highest commis-
sions paid. Handsome free equip
ment Stone & Wellington, Toronto,
Help \Vantc1l--Fcmal ~:
wAN1'En-House wonk nv Min-
dle aged woman. Modern wages.
Apply Lowell House.
1626-6-26-lVl3ipd.
vT/`A'N"Fiso. - AN Expsaisncen
girl for general housework. Good
wages. Apply at once to Mrs W.
I-I. Prowse, 148 Euston Street..
1618-6-25m3l
the old reliable Fonthill Nurseries OX erlcnwfl tlflls Clerk A
` _ - 271.
0n!t'!= 0506 26ME by day or hour. Terms reasonable.  °~
street E. isis-6-zsmsi
F J _
Situations V aeunt.
$2.50 PER DAV FOR DISTRIBUT-
inir “WORLLVS GREATEST WAR"
lip to date hook. Whirlwind seller.
Linscott Company, Brantford. Out.
WANTED-”K"c'11i1.'.'“APPLv A1' THE
5 Eldon ilotel._ _ 2047-6~22mtf.
wAN'rEb`-'-`A` Gini. Fon oENEnA1.
housework. Apply 83 Upper Prince
Street, 1440;6_-];7l!lt_f
WANTED-AT ONCE A GENERAL
servant. Good wages. Apply to
Mrs. James, Pownal street.
_12?§i&8!“_"_~
wAN_'r'E`o§-o1nL"'F'6i1" GENERAL
housework. Apply 248 “Grafton St.
1373-6-12Mtf.
WANTED-LADIES T0 DO PLAIN
ami light sewing at home, whole
or spare time; good pay; work sent.
any distance, charges paid; send
stamp for particulars. National
Manufacturers Company. Montreal.
 
ll>fh§§*>\1;lt1mlI;>s llgcffgéilff gggpyflgér. 105 ` For gsalei sin... sciwoi. suppknnilmt $25. Pre  b  1 _ d
" 5 - all testant preferred. pp y to Chester ' _-
will continue to supply. the things ~ _ _ Edwardm secret,"-y_ 1331-8-26m3i e     a    .
wliith Germany used to sell South of FOR SALE -ONE MILCH COW wAN_rED__Tencher’ mai; brererred-I y   
Iilhniiilluiiiiicii .lack wiii be me nag  Mrs i)é4}ri{-is-§1i:ii1i:ii ;\;l'll>)lo‘;m@";a1f0» lgefhorgampbzilgpn  per Cent discount of Rain COatS,  per Cent diSC()u1'1t
meffmii"-m»=»~°f"~~\--~~ =°~~AL=TfWf>“f“FS*v »~<= me W 1. 1...... .i.if’. " ............1°' 1 off any suit made to order not ll d f
mcn in South American ports I the t 1| 1 gd ki 5¢_ A 1 ° ' ' y' - ‘ ' 0 1  e  .
future, for BrltaIn's action in aliiher- izgilriijiaciargi-A; ($3 23;g.|;_22M%l),y WANTED EXPERENGED MALE .
commendation and favour by the small
and large American republics alike,
for no greater example of what the
banner of Great Britain stands for
ing to her alliance is looked upon with Fon
all mod
ern
ises,
._‘-‘ren Mmm' from the use of MIN could possibly be presented than the F°R SALE "'
, ¢ | | _ canoe, 16 feet
ARDS LINTMENT in s severe sttscli prg,°er;.ty BIOTEIB €3,,?adl;:;l,:°g§0“|d -have dltlon. Apply
a Union Jack. That none shall be
without one The Guardian announces
on another page of to-day’s issue how
to secure a complete flag outfit, in-
cluding pole. halyard and' window
socket, practically as a presentation.
Read the announcement, call to-day
and secure your nation's battle Hag to
hang at the front of yoilr home.
and ink to
our Dress
We want
C
Ill
you
tisvs
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F- " _L E
To Let;
T0 LET.-ROOM WITH BOARD.
Pleasant and convenient locatloii.
Apply 229 Sydney Street.
1648-6-26m3I
To 1.51'-Finnisiieri frenzied room.
with kitchen privileges. Apply to
*Phone No. 514. 1151-6-251131
T0 LET.-ONE ROOM. N0 BOARDT
Apply 65 Prince Street.
1614-6-25!113i
 
__ 1`ee_¢_h_°_1e_Wavf¢s\__  __
WANTED.-TEACHER OF FIRST
or second class, male preferred, for
Marshfield School. Supplement $45.
Apply to L. H. D. Foster. Secretary.
1632-tl-_§n_1tf
wAN'rEn.-'rEAc1-ian r-'on HAMP-
Teachers' graduates. by the School
Commissioners of Westmount for
Stanton St.. Wastmount. P. 0
TIAEHEES WAN|n.v -- 1  `
and Second Class License teachers
for Saskatchewan and Alberts rur-
glns, _Saskatchewan and Calgary.
Alberta." 2857-6-£8-Hlltsi.
WWiK9 
ltlliil FHUM lilllllltil -I? _
_A1111 11111
couelie. Mr Gaudet is also n brother
to Mrs Beloni Gaudet, Miseouche:-
France, May 25, 1915;
Deal' Mother.-Well, here I am. still
in the land of the living and enjoying
good health. We have just got out ot'
the trenches after a. hard time of It
l'0l' llV9 days. We' were unde1'_flre
about two hours after we left our
billets. and had to advance through
an open field about eight hundred
yards with the roaring of cannons
and the whizzing of lead and steel
over our heads, which made us. feel
lllm Crawling into a hole and pulling
the hole in after us. Only one of our
Island boys got hit by a piece of
shrapnel. Delaney from Kensington.
but not seriously. He is now in tho
hospital and will be there for about a
month. We lost in this engagement
two hundred out of six hundred, in-
cluding seven oflicers.
The worst trouble is getting in and
out of the trenches, because then, you
understand. we are under direct fire.
About the closest call I had was in
the trenches. I took my equipment off
and laid it on the parapet about two
feet_ from where l was, when a shell
lilt _1t. That was the last »l saw of my
equipment. 1 had to take one belong-
llls to one of the dead soldiers, who
lay in hundreds over the field. We
SP0 Setting well fed in the trenches.
We are now bllleted in a barn about
two miles from the line_ l nm now
illlaCl\0<l t0 the 14th Battalion Royal
Montreal Reginieiit.
l was kindly remembered recently
hy a lady from Montreal with s. parcel
containing cigarettes. tobacco, pipe,
fruit cake and matches. We get more
cigarettes than we can smoke, hut we
can always find someone to pass them
lg. especially the poor Bolgians and
l#rench troops. whose salary is much
inferior to ours. They remain in need
of a number of things that we cnjoy_
Since writing the above we got
through another engagement 0.K. We
are now having a rest of two weeks.
We were relieved by the second con-
tingent. We had it rather easy this
time in the trenches. Delaney is get-
ting on fine, expects to be out in about
two weeks. He is in Engiaiid, but I
correspond with him.
Wesley Squarebrlggs ami Clifford
Rogers are here. ami we relieved them
"What is Pcnslar?"
‘f-'_
l .
_The followlnl letter has been re-
ceived from Mr Frank Gaudet by his I
llwlller. Mrs Phlleas Gaudet. of Mis-l
We will tell you. lt is the brand name ot' the finest line
of family remedies and toilet preparations ever brdiight to
` J 5 ([55
this town. ,
.1 _ » _ ,
There are about ioo Remedies, each fora particular pur-
pose. The exact forinuln or prescription is plainly printed
on the label so that evcry one may know just how it is made.
These remedies are prep ared by one of the best-known manu-
facturing cheniists in this country and conform to the highest
standards of purity and quality.
The Toilet Preparations also are particularly fine and meet
every re iirement of the modern Toilet
qi .
We have been appoint od exclusive selling agents hero for tho
Pensular preparations. Oni-y one drug store. carefully selected
for its high standing and progressive methods, is given the Pens-
lar Agency in each town. That
Come in and examine theso splendid preparations. You will
E. A. FOSTER
A Sunnyside
i...l-_-_-..=.--.__._.._.._....._________-_Lil
is why the Penslar sign is-so
widely known as "the Sign of a Good Drug Store.”
be surprised and pleased to iliid how much they can add to your
lienltli and comfort. _
Q
last time we were in the trenches. I
havcn't spoken to them, but hear they
are well and doliig fine. As war news
is all I have to write about l will
close. Please give my love to all.
FRANK.
BERLIN. June Z4.-Furllier victory
for the Austro-German forces in Gali-
cia is announced to-day at army head-
quarters. The, army of General Von
Linsengen which had been meeting
stubborn opposition from the Russians
--SF  
succeeded in crossing the river. -
LONDON, June 24-A despatch from
Amsterdam to the Central News says
the Germans, following their victory
iii Galicia, have already made prepara-
tions for another attempt to capture
Warsaw. According to this despatch
German troops in Galicia already
have been transferred to the Bzura
front, west of Warsaw.
“ Coatings that are a womlcr at the
price 011 Dollar Day. Paton's.
along the Dneistci' ltiver front hasl 1660-0-281.1111
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\ lioys’ llnts
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.A l Lo oil!! '
vu". Wy ' 100°-Cu-5;-KSIM `
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all cases, nervous preferred. Apply Y__4,/_\/ f I "" "
by mall to Nurse, 273 Dorchester  ‘ f’ ’
 
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wlthoiit reference to prize court pro-
ceedings. Germany has agreed to
make reparation under thc treaty of i _
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1 ..._';fff‘.ff_'lf.‘__'f .ff._‘f.fi.f.'f._'_F_f'.__i_"_i`T.i.._ _ S our Bla Dollar ay
foiliiiitt-it trespassing upon the pioperty 1 L- I 1 _ _         
3.3.. 13;' ..¢.§‘.".‘.‘i.l..’Y‘“°""““ “‘ °"'°" Agent. \v....1..i 5 __ ref; §,ALE,--‘A3'*;,.§,"°,§,§i:=,;,,f,“.'°- giving the biggest value you had for many days.
oo pac er. o s, or
Parties intending to fish or set nets -me-~é--" ~“ "“’°_‘ “ ‘ f th k, g (1 B 0 _
°l` "lips l" the 95"- of the Orwell "PORTRAIT ,_ FGENESI YYHGNJ-Eg: Jilriii 8i;i`e(i‘. (si-'e;.Al.oacorll)ti) Stieeii W
River owned by Dr. Macphaii are par- Send fm' ca 9' °5“°' ° in 1530.6.26m5| f'
ticularly warned to take especial §En§’;`;“;‘:l'dl’f;f3“ificgffegnd ‘f&;‘r'§:           
HUUCG- . Hel Wanted-Male
Dated 5th Jung 1915, __l-QW 1_’2l‘ll'9-lf C0" T°\'°l1l°- ____ _Lyn -_ ,___ __ _______ -_ _
Mi1thl€B0l1 Macdonald do Stewart AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR WANTED. -- A REGISTERED OR
.
iv ' . only “
Ellis Pharmacy, Montague. /§_,b___ .
1616-6-2511161 f ; 1~| r/»"_”‘\` ’ ,I 5 I /
W f \. ' 3 . - 1
_ iV1_i_scellaneous  l ' 1 _
Fon 1-use, A 1=As'r M01-on a"oA1°, 1, 3| _- , - _/_
Phone ass or ioe. 1539-s-24-Mir. -3 ` _ /  _ 
GRADUATE Nunse. cAN"'rA1'€s Q4'/2/ 1, `/// W//,
n
\lcn's 2 Siiiris, $1.58 for . . . . . .
..  . . . . . .
..$1.oo
.\lc1i's 1 Shirt, $1.25 for  . . _ _ _ .$100
lloys’ 2 Shirts, $1.50 for  . . .
. . . .. ....$1.oo
mint- iight noun won. . stood-n 153°*-|53 Qll¢¢n Street
l\'lcn’s 3 piece Undcrivear, $1.50 for ... . . . . . . . . .$1.00
Mcn’s 3111111' Lislc Hose, $1.80 for . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.00
Mcn’s 4 pair Caslimcre Socks, $1.40 for   .$1.00
i\len’s 3 Neckties, $1.80 for   ........$100
i\lcn’s 1 pair Gloves, Perrin’s, $1.25 . . . '. . . . . . . .$1.00 '
Mcn’s 8 Collars, Arrow llrand, $1.20  ._ . ....$1.o0
Mc11's 8 Collars, \V. ti. 81 R. $1.20 for . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.00
Men’s Straw l-luis, $1.25, $1.50 :md $1.75 for . . . . . . . .$1.00
Men's Felt ilats, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.75 for
Umbrcllas, $1.25 for     . . ..$1oo
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Mens (zips, $1.25 and $1.50, for   
Mews ()vcralls,$1.25 for  _   $100
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on. B. A., Secretary-Superintendent, 1   . ‘
al schools, commencing next Aug- _
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