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C0018 t0 l1¢8l¢Ct your hair until it leaves
B Id? vw? Gvinsw neglect your dandniff unc
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you are bald? C rtainl t, _
suit your _doctor. Ask him about Ayerysnlilair mit
never stains or changes the
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= ’  -_-;;_-L; I/ 'lhere is a _feeling ol strength and
 security about this clock that you don’t
get with any other alarrn.
There is dignity in its appearance. It's kiiockpioof dust-
proof,dropproof and guaranteed. Price $1.50. ` ,
W. W. Wellner. Jeweler
 " f , It Rings to Beat the Band
We like tolct them make our studio
their play house.
That means 'natural pictures.
puns
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I have an exceptionally good waigli to
.ifTer you at a moderate price. lt is made
especially for nic in the 7, i5 and i7 jewi-l
grades. Evi-ry one fully gii:ii~;iiiti-gel.
C. W. Patterson
dttsrtuthtf Jeweler
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We are now ready
to deliver best quality
of Roach Lime from
Kilns on St. Peter’s
Road in large and
small quantities suit-
able ior farm i ri g
buildings and white-_
washing, I
C. Lyons dl). Co.
MUIHEHS HII
ll PIJIIGIMI
WASHINGTON, May 2--Dcclariiilll
that wherever the Mormon organiza-
tion controls the church is in indis-
puted possession oi all political pow-
cr. contrary to the federal coiistitii-
tion, the National Congress of Moth-
ers, at its closing session tonight,
adopted resolutions urging c0I1iZf05‘
sional legislation to eliminate poly-
gamy, recommending a constitution-
nl amendment giving federal jurisdic-
tion over the crime of polygainy and
protesting against the acceptance by|
the battleship Utah of the silver ser-I
vice bearing the representation of
llrighain Young.
Mrs. Frederick Scholl of I’liilu<lel-
pliia today was unanimously re-elect-i
cd president of the National Congress!
of Mothers. which adjourned tonight.
Mrs. David 0. Mears of Albany, N.
Y., was unanimously chosen national
vice-president. Other ofllccrs elected
were: Recording secretary, Mrs. Jas.'
S. Bultoii, New Haven, Utlnfli ffefltl'
iirer, Mrs. W. B. Ferguson, Connecti-
cut; auditor, Mrs. Willinni T. That-
chcr, Florence, N. J.; historinii, Mrs.
U. A. Tuttle, New York city.
“Miller Bros. are selling rcgiilnr,
lilo and 25c shoot music, Vocal and
Instrumental for l0c per copy.
5-4ilili.
New 'i‘sii<>m¢i waists-lust the
very thing worn also where and
with tha right stylo about f-V'°"1-
All prices. Special llno $l.00 -
Priwse Bros Ltd 4-i8di.f l
. "See our display of l<‘isliiiii: 'l‘ai:klc
lmiore piirchnsiiig nlsewlierc. lt will
he to your ailvnntnirc to do so. -I9.
A. Fristiir-(lniit.i'al lli‘iigi¢torc-Siiiiny-
side. fi-Gdill.
Wiiidi>w|_ihaiiic
Beer Sz \Veeks.
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The Bahy’s Pictiiresi V 4  g
Cook’ls Photographer  _fs it  
'rim studio iviaséfcoigqtny is Always . [fig-/,  |
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Yoii’ll like these spring
styles in the Invictus shoes.
both in style :iiid worl<niaii-
sliip--~but they'i'c not freakisli
or strange. -
_M 'l`licse Iiivictiistiiiis iirejust -
tau shoes nizide. They have all
, the grace, coiiiforl, fit, :ind
fine finish, tliiit can he built
into a slioe. Blade of selected
leiiiliers by the world's leading
slioeiiiiikcrs.
Invictus sliocs net-cl n o H
breaking iii., t`.1ll and get
YOUR pair.
Prices $5 00, 5 50, 0.00.
ALLi;Yge co
'l`licy’re out of the ordinary, W
a little better than any other
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It pays to buy his province
Miss F. Mclniiis, Syiiiicy, is visiting
in Charlottetown.-Sydney Exchange.
Henry Easton of North Wiltshire
who has been visiting at Bradalbane.
the guest of John S. and Mrs. lilc-
Leod, returned home yesterday iiiorii-
(in Sunday May 7th J. C. McDon~
aiii, B. A., wiii preach in Bonshaw
Presbyterian church at 11 a. ni..
Hampton at 3 p. m. and Tryon at
7-p. m.
ltcv. D. Mt-Lean will preach at Lot
48 on Sunday the 7tli., at 10-30;
I-Iightield, at 2.30 and in the Pb0lJl0'B
Uhurcliiat 7 p. ni.; Monday thc Biih
at Glasgow Road, Tuesday at Hunter
River and Wednesday at Stanchel at
7 p. ni.
I-lcv. Mr. Corbett, who is succeeding
Ilcv. 22. L. Fash, M. A., B. D., now
of the Baptist church iii this City,
as pastor of the congregation at
Hillsboro, New Brunswick, was
tendered ii reception this week
on taking up his DHSt0F'
ate.
Rev. R. H. Stavert, returned to-
day from a trip to Halifax, where he
was attending the Post Graduate
School at l’ine Hill College. Mr. Sta-
vert crosses this afternoon to P. E.
Island to spend a few days at his old
home in Wilmot Valley. -Moncton
Times, May 3.
A r-are treat is in store for the
people of Victoria, (lrapnud, Hamp-
ton. and vicinity, who attend the
popular lecture on Beautiful Bernin-
da, which will bc delivered in Metho-
dist (‘liurcli, Victoria, by' llev. James
Strotliard, Siiiiimerside, on Tuesday
cveniiig, May llth. No admission.
liohert. Silliphniit, Hunter `l{ivcr,
received the sad news recently from
lloston announcing the death of his
sister Alice, liclorcil wife of Clarence
Sharpe, which took place April 28-
th. The deceased was iii her 39th
year, and had only been ill a short
tiiiic, death being due to pnciiirionia.
The liiirial took place at Boston,
Mass. (St. .loliii papers please copy.)
llocliforil Struct, from Kent to
Fitzroy, has liccii iii a ilisgi'ii<;cIiil
coiiditioii for the past wcck. Owing
to the .~;ti'cet there being practically
nothing but clay, the water flowing
from the up grades adjacent sccnis to
have lodged iii this spot, aiiil the rc-
siilt luis hecii to coiistitiitc a bog of
the street. It can he coiitidently ex-
iicrtcd that tlic street cuiiimittcc will
this scnsiiii, take the iiucessa.i~y stops
toward rciiicdyiiig tlic coiiilitioii of
this tlioi‘oiighfni‘c.
'l`lic i‘iil,ili= i:i'lii'. <‘iii‘| Ill. lli<Tliiird.\'
liuviiig lwrii siild, ii liir;:¢-r \'ei:.~'i‘l will
i'i1ii liclwecii Miilgi‘ii\'<- siiiil this port.
with cattle during i.lii‘ .~:iiiiiiiier. (inni-
hiirlauil, i‘anso' Straits and other
ports of l'. .E. Islaiiil, Novo Scotia
ami (laiir: llrcton coasts ure blockcil
with ice and iis soon as it leiivcs the
\'c=~'Sel will sail for St, .lohn's.--SL
John's l<l\'cnixig Herald. (The 199 ton
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I DR A. B. REID I
oriN'ris'i‘ oiiiei- iii-urs ii iiimi
2 liOv0r -loiikiiisilt Soil
I NEW l’R0\VSl-I BliUCl\ I
3idrtf tlhnrlottetowii, P. E. I.
s .
Jacob & Co’s Biscuits
and Cake.
' We have just received another
shipment of Fruit-Cake and Bis
cuits from Dublin, Ireland. They
are first-class goods in every rc--
pcct and we specially recoiiimend
thein
S.-e them on our show counter.
Beer ®. Goff A
wF, photographed 87 young
iiicn in the lzist two weeks
of April. But we iiiissed YOU.
It is not too late THIS
\VEEK, so czill at the
Bayer Photo Studio
llc-iitisiry, ,
I)R. C. li. Blulalt
Su gnnii Dentist
Berlin Dental Parlors
Richmond St. Phun l5JJ
Ove" l’v-nwse Bruti-
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JIIIISI MIN IN
. IIINIPEIIII IIIIIU
|u{U('_|(f|-(;N_ Mpy 2-Niiiiity-oiic
ym"-S and ngver glinvcthby ai biirbcr.
Alvuii llriiwii, (‘»oiiipe|lo ii oldcnl. resi-
dunt, died at tlio hoiiic of his non.
William A. llrown, 20 Fi-ciicli Avr-
iiuv, this nii.ci'nooii. _ll-_‘NHS Mf-
llrown's hon.i»it. during his life tliutlic
was iicvci' shuvcil by “ l'='\l`\>¢lf. IWC'
fm-|-ing to glpyvv liiniscll. His iirpt.
sdinvc wus enjoyed wlicir lic wus' ii
vcaru old, his liithcr doing the job.
l-lo wus borii ut. l\loiilf.oiihoi'o, N. H.,
wlicrc tlicrc was no lmrbcr, niid the
boys und incii tlif-rc had to do their
own tonsorlnl Wflrk. _ MV B"°"""
nmnlpiilateil the rnzor hiinnellion thc
occasion of his second shave and hc
continued to do so for tho rest of his
life. Hr spent the greater part of his
life in Boston, where hc was a tra-
velling salesman.
“For ears this store has been the
Did you over stop to fl9\1l'°|
out tho enormous savlntl Y°Ui
make by buying hero at the ono_
price? It la a plan that knocks'
oft bad accounts. book koeper's
salaries and Interest _accounts
It is a plan that saves you ton to
twenty por oont on oven' |f»°"‘
-Prowso Bros. 4-25dti.
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headquarters for high grade PGY-
fiimes. Oiir stock now is better than
ever. We have all grades of perfumes,
in all sized bottles, at all prices and
all aromas. You can tlnd the very one
you want, and have a selection cov-
ering a wide range ol grades and pric-
es. Prices Sc to 7.5¢ per oz. The Two
Mars. dril-
sclir. Gladys lil. Wliiddeii, oi' C, B.
Wiiidden and Son, Antigoiiish, will
take the Fail llicliai'd’s place.)
'l`lie large niiinhcr of Mctilill College
Mciliifal graiiiiates, in ,this Province
will pleasantly aiitiiripritc the coming
rc-iiiiion of iiiedical graduates on June
5th and 6th, illll. Aii elaborate and
highly entertaining program is being
prepared an-il no ellort will he spared
to iiiakc the ailair an iinqiialificd suc-
cess. A fcatiirc of tlic gathering will
be the class rc-iiiiioii nt times to bc
arranged. (ltlicr features will be a
luncheon, ii convocation, a conversa-
private entertainments, and thc whole
will be concluded lil a banquet ten-
dered by the members of the teaching
stall of the Medical Department.
'l‘lie lists of the successfiil students
in science at Mctlill College have
linen nnnoiiiiccd and niiiong them the
following Provincial boys got
through: Russel Sterns, son of A. W.
Sterns, city, in third year, passes in
Class I of Elements of Electrical liln-
gineering; Class I, Engiiieering Flcon-
miiics, and in Class II, Strength of
Materials. H. J. Mclicoil, Kensing-
ton, in iirst year, leads his class for
the year, passing iii (lliiss I, Trigon-
ometry, und Class I, Strength of
Ninterials. Kimliiil Kcepiiig, Murray
Harbor, passes in first your, Class II,
’1‘rigonometry. Miix Boswell, Victo-
ria, and Harold Stanley, city, first
year, pass iii illiiss II, 'I`rigoiionict~
ry. In third- your Enginccriiig Econ-
oiiiics, Arthur Wai-bui'ton, city, und
D. I.. Mciieod. Hunter River, passiii
Class I and II respectively. Ray
Hooper, city, nnd Roy Mclileath,
Marsliiirlil, pass iii third your Theory
of Design, Class III.
.t'l'he Inland Sheep llip luis been on
thc iiiarkct for tcii years and the iii-
crcnsing dciiiaiiil for this preparation
is one ol the best i'ccomineiidat.ion>i
you can liavc. ’l`bcrc's none batter.
2.5¢ liottlc---E. A. l<`ostcr-(lentral
Driigstorc-., Sunnyside.
 _
r-'-'-'1i'-1-Q.
, THE
People’s Theatre
sarunolr
The Home ol' the Scsi
'l‘ukeii oil tlii- (Yonai oi |‘¢-ru. I
The Gixrdnefs Ladder
A(‘oiiu-ily in which viipiif |.riiiiu|-lui
Also
IN-TWO-FULLREELS
The
Cowboy and Frontier Cele-
liraiion
Held nt Cheyenne, Wi-ri.
Real Indiana, Cow boys, e t
and Prof. C. E. TAYLOR
In word ol Magic iiiid Veiitrllouiiism
All For five Cents
Coming
Annie Laurie
zione, Labatory demonstrations und,
Mrc- l-lugli Mcliiirr, l_li‘:idulluini~, is
visiting hcl parents .it llioiiklyii
in t - V _ -~ _ I I _
~ ` ' __' ' iui~:'i‘iioIiis'i'.
Mrs. .Iohii (lrollcii, Diiiiiiiiioii llotcl,
Einerald, was a visitor to thc city
yesterday-
The Giiardiaii has a slilciiiliil onen-
inl: for a boy who has had expericni~i= I
in n, printing office. Si-c classiiied col-
uiiiii.
There will hc sei'\'ice iii Marslifield
l"i'esbyterian Church tomorrow al-
ternoon at three o'clock. Mr. Rattee
will take the service. A special col-
lection will he taken for the China
Famine Fund.
Rev. R. G. Struthie will conduct
the services in Zion Presbyterian
Church tomorrow, morning and even-
ing. The morning subject will be
"The Promise of Pence" and the
evening subject, “Men for the Minis-'
try."
Dr. W. H. Jiiiiies, who has been on
the Island during the past three
iiionths, associated with Dr. l’ethick
as meat inspector, left yesterday
morning on return to Montreal. I-Ie
is succeeded by Dr. (XE. Derome oi
Montreal, who will remain licre until
further notice. i
Hugh Mcliurc, Bradalbane, was iii
the city yesterday attcndinganieet-,
ing of the l’. ld. lslaiid Orphanage at'
Mt. Herbert. Seven applicationsl
have been received for children to be
placed in the Orpiiuiiagc and they
have been accepted.
Eriiest llormaii, formerly of this
city, has bccoiiic a member of the
’l`igci's Baseball (`liib of,` Moncton]
wiierc he is iiow located. Ernest was
a valued mciiibcr oi the Teddy llcar
alggrcgatioii licre ol three years ngo,
having Ofliciatcil hcliiiid the liattcr.
teaiii. -
Srirernl pii,'sciigei‘s from 1*, E, 15.
delayed in Moncton llloiiday night on
accouiit of ncriilciits on tlic Intercol-
oiiiai bctwccii Vziiiiscc. .luiiction and
Point du (flu-iie. (liic locoinotive was
disabled near Slicdino, and aiiotlicr
raii orl thc trark nt tlic Point with
iilio result tliiif. llie iiiissciigcis did not
ai'rivo in ll'loiiot,oii until six o'clock
p. ni. Many of them rciiiaiiied in
Moiictoii iiiitil yi\stci'ilay.-'l‘i~uiiscript,
’llic ltldiiioiitoii i-oi‘i'i=.spoiiilr-nt of tim
Mriiictoii 'l‘iiiie.~i \\'i'iti‘s2 l’i'oi`. W. l-l.
Watts, foriiu‘i'Iy orgiiiiist in l~‘.t__
.Ioliii's l’rcsbyteriuii i~liui‘cli, Moiictoii,
is in l'}dmoiitoii. Since coming to ilir-
wcstcrii toivii the l‘i‘ofesi~ior has iiiudo
a niiino for liiiiisclf iii thc music world
aiiil is the organist iii the I<`ii'r~1t Pros-
liyt.ci'inii,'which is one oi i'hc lai'gi\.s;t
i'liiii'i‘lii-s' iii ltliliiioiitoii. l\li'. Watts
Moiirtoiiiaiiit, |iiii‘liriilni~l_v iliosi- of
St. .loIiii's <'oii_i;i-vgiitioii, :is hi- 'pro-
sidcd at the organ iii that churcli for
tivo years. I'rc\'iliiis to coming |“.,»,.
l‘rof. Watts wiis in (‘liiii‘lotti\t.owii.
'l'liiS wack the liiioys oiitsirlp the
liiirbor ivei-ie. placed. All -biioys are
this your ‘iii splenrliil conditioii, liar-
ing been cleaned and carefully attend-
ed to. This year some changes will
be made iii the placing of the huoys.
The niid-strfiit gas and aiitoniatic|
buoy will lic moved to West Point'
and the niitomntnic buoy there is to
be placed oil North (Tape reef. A
large black can hiioy will be placed
on the end of tlic Miscoiiche sho!-il
wliicii will iiiiiloiilitedly prove a great,
Hifi to iiuviizatioii in that im-silty, Ai
new hiio_\' will bc placed off Zephyr
Rock. 'l`lii.~: will be of ii diilcrent; type
than the former gas buoy. The larger
buoys will be put out wlicn the Ab-
erdecii arrives iroin Halifax,
M
Limoges
with equal credit to liiiiiscli and iiis.(’\l"`ll 23"‘ll HUIY Villlllllllllltlli 3 =\-
mmi to ],0i,,¢,_\- ,,,, the ,m,_,,,la,,,1 “,c,.e_lCvciis0iig, Sermon and l’i‘occssioii 7
locoiiiotivc. sunt to take its Dlace.I(‘IHSS‘ at gum' All “M5 f"°"- H015'
will be well i'ciiiviiiIwi'i\i| by |iinnv,HAS 
lt`ir.~;l. l\1ctliodist~li.i-\' ll. lil. 'l‘|ii.iin
us ut ll and 7. Sunday School and
Iiiblc (lass at 2.30. Visitors wel-
come.
llrucc (‘liui‘ch- ltcv. Wiii. Hiurisiiii
at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Biblc
(‘lasi-5 at 2.30. Pew five reserved for
college stiidents. lilvcryhudy welcuiiie,
PRESBYTERIAN.
St. Jlames-Rev. T. F. Fullerton
at eleven and seven. Sunday School
and Bible Class at 2.30. College stu-
dents and strangers cordially in-
vited.
Zion.-Morning prayer meeting at
ten a. m. Rev. R. G. Strathie at ll
and 7. Sunday School and Bible
Class at two thirty. College
students and strangers cordially
welcome.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
Central Christian-Rev J. F. Floyd
at eleven and seven. Sunday School
:md Bible class at 2.30. Prayer meet-
ing Wednesday at 8 p. m. All seats
free. Everybody, including college
students, cordially invited. Minister's
Residence. 104 Prince.
BAPTIST.
Baptist-Rev. ’/5.1.. Fnsh at clevcii
ami seven. Sunday School at 2.30
p. m., with "Loyalist" Class for
adiilts in church auditorium. A cor-
dial welcoms is extended to all the
services ol this “horuelilie church."
Aivoiirosn.
SL. l’ctci"s t‘iit.lii‘ili~;il-I.oiv Siiiidiiy
iii. Mzitiiis :ind liitaiiy i0.55 ti. iii.
l~‘i'ocei-ision and Sung Eucliarist 11 ii.
in. Band of Hope Service 3 p. iii.
p.m. Rev. l`:iiioii Simpson and H.
St. l’aiil'i~: <!liiii"cli-llcv l\li' Miirpliy
i-it ll and 7. Sunday School and lliblo
(‘oiiiiiiiiiiion after inoriiiiig sci'vi<'c.
ST. DUNS'i`AN’5l CATIIISDIIAL.
First Mass at 7.30, Childrcn’s Mass
at 8.30, Catechism immediately after
Mass. High Mass at 10.30. Vcspcrs
and Hcncdiction at 7 pm.
SA LVA'l`lON ARM Y.
Sunday. Service at 7, ll, Ii, and
8.30 p.iii. Wcck nights Sci'vicc.-i\l_oii-
day, '1‘ucsday, Thursday, and Satur-
day nt. eight ii.iii. '
iiiii ii iiiiis
IJCNUX, Miiy 2-llliss li`loi'eiit'o S.
Markham coniplctcil today 22 years
service for Uncle Sam carrying the
iiiiiil between Stockbridge station and
Interlaken, a village three miles west.
She makes the i'ouiid trip twice a
day.
Miss Mzirkhzini caros for her own
team; handles express, biig`giigc and
freight. Siic has never had a Vaca~
tion and has ncver iiiisscii ii train.
Some days in winter she has had to
shovel out snowdrifts ten icet dccp
to get t.hi~oii;_'li. Slic has been
tliroiigli terrilii: thiiiiilcr storms.
When siic lirst started to work for
the government Miss Mzirirliiiiii rc-
veived $9 ri inoiitli, iioiv she gets
.$25 iiioiithly.
EHDOWS “SPO0K"
UNIVERSITY Clllllll
CHINA I
I
\\`c are iiou' slioiviiig I
three choice pullci'ii~7 in this
High Class, iiio:lci'aicly
priced china.
I
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.-\ trifling cxpctitiitiiic 
for zi few p‘ci:cs froui time I
to tiiiic will soon inuke you
thc' possess<>r of zi sci of
Clii_iia wortli liaviiig
43 piece lea 
G. F. Hutcheson
I jeweler-Opticiaii
TI
A SHINGLE IN TIME
SAVES NINE.
Many kinds ol sliiiiirliiinlliiii this hes
roof covering tliiit uiiy iiiiiii min lop oil
with Is ii
Fire Insurance Policy
ln si ri-linhlnllo. so that il the liro fiend
dollar wit hoiit dolny.
_SAN I<`RAN(`lSt!(i, Miiy 12-Au-
nouncement is inode of n gift of .$100,-
000 to Stniiford lliiivcrsity by 'I`hoin-
as Welton Stanford, brother of thc
lute Senator Stanford, hull of which
is to bc used in iiivcstigiiting psycliic
plicnoiiieiiai.
Sui far no dcliiiitc dccisioii luis been
reached by the t.riistec.< of Mr. Stan-
ford foi' the scope of tlic investiga-
tion. I
Mr. Stiiiiford is said to have assur-
ed the trustees of thc iiniversity tluit
lic is ready to supply ns iiiiicli as $1,-
000,000 for the iiivcstiirritioii of spir-
itism iinil kindred siibjccts. He has
rcnclied this ilccisioii_ lie says, be-
cause ho liolicvcs tliui. the niost ccr-
tsiiii wny-to liiid out thc f.riil.li is to
iiitercst lcuriicd pcrsoos in the sub-
ject und let tlicin coiidiici. iiiipiii‘tiiil
iiivestigiitioiis iiuilcr roiiilitioiis that
will cxcliidc iiiipostoi-s.
JUSl` AKRIVED
'l`wo cnr loads "’|`iidliopr-" i~ni‘i'iui:cs
iii lilxprcss Wiigoiis, I`<iiiiroi'iis, Iliiig-
gics' niiil ltiiii-a-hoiiis in t‘us|iioii mid
Solid lliililicr tires, all thc latest
styles iii seats, tops and iipliolster-
ing. (fall at our sliow-i‘ooiiis n.iid sec
sniiiplcs bi~i`orc buying. Sclliiig at
lowest pi'icos‘. A. lloriic it r‘o.
5-iidrliii.
Iliiv your i'.orsnr,s at l'atoii's
fiiid lool iioiiiiorteihlo 5 fidlll.
Those new olothstnmsfor ohild
ron have _lust some In and are
roady for you today we are new
showings full range. ofall shapes
lii r.i\lidi<~.n‘s tniiis ln ton leather
sizes from 51! 4 to 6 l-2. Primo.
run lrom 5:51; to $1 oo nach l\1i»<»i-o
li Mulmotl. 4 24rlt.i
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front. shirts. mainly ln stripe elf-
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A Great Sale
of Hosiery
Black--Ladies’ Cotton Hose--Tan
lleavy weiglit cotton
stockings, double liccls
:ind toes, o to io
2 pair lor 25c
l"ull fiisliioiiecl stock-
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‘rind toes,:ill sizes 20c pair
l"ull fnsliioiicd iiiucrio
cotton hose with spliced
heels and toes 25c pair
Carter top double sole
high spliced heels und
toes. Toe guards. Gauze
weight 3.5¢ pair
l-Iezivy weight cotton
stockings, double heels
:ind toes, 9 to io
2 pairs for 25i:
.l"ull fzisliioncd stock-
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and toes, all Sizes
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l"iill iiisliioncd pui‘_c
niucao cotton hose, spliced
heels and toes 25c pair-
(iuuze weight cottori;"
hose garter top. D.ouble`"
heels toes and soles _I
35c pair
Embroidered Hosif ry
Fine cotton hose gauze weight. Garter topps
double heels and toes. Silk embroidered black or
tan, sizes 9 to io
25c oairi
lllack :incl tan, gauze and light weight lisle l1oSe_;§`
with silk clockinqs and silk eiiibroidcrcd points.
'l`en diflerent patterns in sizes() and 9 12 
40c. 50c, 60c pair
EXTRA SPECIAL
500 Pairs of Sample Stockings.
Dozens of pairs of lisle stockings
worth 4oc, zi pair. Black, green, sky,
reseda, pluiii, tzin, brown, iiiauve and
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5oc 55c.
'l`lic very licsi silk l_i.sJlc, :ind gziiizc
hosiery. Regular prices 75c :ind 85c a
pa ir, all colors.
Gauze weight lisle
stockings in black or tau
25c pair
Iletlcr i|ii;ilit_v of gaiizc
lislc hose, spliced liecls
and toes 356 pair
l"iiic iiicrcerised lisle
liosc iii citlier black or
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toes Sizes. o to xo
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l"inc quality of mricao cotton sox, black and tain
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'l`lie best quality of niercerised lisle sox in black
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