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iTHE 'PRINCE COUN

Pf0¢byt¢rlau Congregation, New non-

den. ner A. campbeii. $24.41 _V D McKinle Bradalbane _I

- Y. . 1.00

Henry McKenzie, l-_lillsboro. 5.00 _ Presbyterian Church Orwell collected

by Mm Stewum ’ 815 visitor to Summereide yesterday.-8.1

St. James, Church, Cityytodate

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btained at Laflertys 'ronsorigi “up

Parlors, Summerside. c \.

ese. wnn n passenger ii-om ~Sum-"air

t Pays to buy in this Province. ` -D.

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VETERAN IB PROMOTED

AGED sitvmurv-EIGHT - iority of ctwrchsoers are trying to

.- IS GIVEN TEN YEARS GANN I _ 1- hlulfd'Jod,': spld lille lzcv. Canon Al. . . ON THE CHAIN .. A_ M h HFC 'L_ W _ mon of 'l‘rln ty c ure , the preacher

_ ' _ OTTAW “mth t Map ,_ dll°u_ at the noon day Lenten service held

H, McDonald, Nm-Q, Bedaque CALHOUN. GB.. MUCH 11'- Th¢| f,?§ul;'t,?tIio":,?dNa¢;r X?.ihab3:;°L“E§_ in the ball above 16 St. James

a visitor to Summerside yester: “xt te" Y°“" 0' hi” me Wi" bei ing' bus been promoted to be a super- street' _ _

uhn Richards. Bideford, was s day.,-S. ,gmt on the Cliain Sang- hyt-*’“l"°“' { iuteudent Supt. Wroughton has a I" the °.”;‘“:° °f hi: ¢_V_:ei_1_l;y-miuu¢¢ men working bm,” “°\1lan<1

. ._ ‘_ ing, a farmer of t is coiin ry, sev-, ,__ _ _ ,_ . 1 e nd en, d sermon, unc was pr nc s_ y an ap-

. _ ._ ..._ Cs... .. il-»--1, ::.“".‘.;.".z...i.°“r;..;';. ° ° »-i gi- ,- -gf- <1--,-3---»;,¢ of 2100 -The Morning Daily Qual-dign gm lrwagyc B" uews_ advertising and sub, _guilty to inortally stabbing his s0l1_ _,___ C_§1!‘_iBht8D ty. tRlN;l_l_ m0l_1 _dwlared

tions in Atherton and vicinity. ""1““'- “We” K°"" ’“ ‘he "“° ‘"“ icriimcri nouns 'rrw t “ ° °°“‘° ° ° °.°“° ““‘°“ that

__ kicking Keel's child iii an Open m`°. TU BLUFF GOD, SAYS 5183)' bP90P\° :PTF Ugllig t0 _deccivs

I --- _L00k__d,, you wish to listen to H, declaring he intended to kill the en-_ - ______ o , ecause e oun n the course

-W, E_ C _» . . I ' ‘ . |, ~ _- . I li lxin vfth ll t l -

,Con ameron, St. Dunstlns, Witty dialogue, brilliant; ,-apart” and; tire Keel family. 'I' e child v_i;a5_res MU_\_TREA___ Man 12___Th _“___ 0 is m g \ a sor s o neo

1 le rest that goes towards making “Wd hef°"° It “'33 famlll' but e & _

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ple. ui e' ' went tg cbhe&%m?uiMlk% respectable. Mule gf

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church as (xt s;[5;m'g_“°ll _lor the Canon, --that with pig; lliii th,

Square and the C' “ vim,” any of the many bhtlllrghu' "lit it streets in the district im' they th, more men than you ii lion °°“l‘l fini vig; to-any," " “t this ..._

B110” Almon ~

the mid-day serti'ic;l;mf have “miie 0( der of the week or th* Ittisln.

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- » 'mr'l't Cblttt' `_ 3 " i M- “'

“meh l""_ kv Landau o_n_|_§_site o ar o e own yostertily xavening s fun. home to the concert .

Wed Ms rch 27th l9l2 at I o°clocli on the Prr miscs fried l am instructed to sell at public auction and

¢rty_ot` the late james R Orr. The farm

foiisists ol ifio ucrfs, |4n acres clear and, In good slate rf fiiltivationfllie remainderi “H

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-Ernest McQuarrie, agent, will \;¢_ L _

_'-0 r°°°1‘_'° All DQWI. advertising -The postponed sale ol stock and

_ __ subscriptions in buinmersfde and implements of ’l‘. W. Bentley, Ken-

iiie rom. eteclminii imiil-meme. me Prop- `mu~“y` ~ - °l“3*°“- Wi" *HN Place On Tuesday

-- Mei

sP“°i0lfi°S by James Cameron unfavorable sale will bc held on

G. F. Gaudet at the St. Psi. 'rin

i°ove|»¢¢ “,‘;|h 3 gow Bmw haf hard and|rick’s Concert at Grand River, to

soft wood. This farm fionts on Frenchi night-

Rivcr where an abundiincr-. of mnniire can_|

in New London. x0"

.is thcre are two good dwelling houses, ` ‘ef

with good bariil, and oiitbuildiiigs, it rould f at be divided into two fariiis if desired i

'l`hc stock and inipliixients corsists of,) -Mrs. Phillips will sing at the St- 20 cts, butter 22 to 24c_-S_

Sabbath. the 17th, at Cape Tm.

Searletown at 3 p.in_

pre

at 10.30 a.m. and 7 p.in. and

_ ~Following are the Summerside

be obtained., ard is one cfthc rcstfarms -Rev. Jas. Macbougall will pi-each market prices:-oats 50 to 52;; nay

n .

SHAW $4, pressed $5; Potatoes 52c,

_'Bhd River to night the 16th.

’ 3-l6d1i.

ch lltli', nt 1.30 p. m. If day is

"‘mY. March 21st, at same hour. .

3-16dr1|.

CQ $12-50, hay loose $12.50,

wheat 85 to $1.00, barley 65

rf O

75c,

4 wood work horses tone by Admiral Dew- l’at.rick's concert at Grand River to. '

cy) i colt rising z vrs old, i_ colt rising iinight. Go and hear her. This alone in yi-ar_old, 7 ni l li cows, z lici'ers, rising 3i worth the price of admission y_rs_ (iii calf), 3 Storrs, rising 2 yrs, i lieiferi '

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using 2 yrs, li calies, 6 pigs 6 moe old, _ mo liens, one gasoline engine 3 i-2 horse l pu,- pi wer new, ilnteiiiatioiiali i combined in

ihreslier and scparator,liiei\',| i tread mill.

criialiPr_i roller,i piilper. i biiider.|Ma.~ssy'

Hairisti hay mower. i lily rake. i ddnblf Elan & C975' Summemide' is spending

truck \\'ag:ii liiaaily neinl 2 road wap-ish; ous, i evnress wagon. i box cart. i _|\unl-| ing sleigh. I pufig, i tfoiul bleigli, I set nfl

UF- A. A. Black, Summerside, has

Pat Iris

-- be annual meeting of- the “lt

rick's Road School on the 2th ‘n

hides 10c, pelts 35'to 50c, eggs

T ' . . rlck's Branch of the Benevolent h Society was held in St. Pat-

Cll8se_d_a_ fine black horse weig-hing he vicinity of 1400 poundg___S_

John H. Hooper of M. F. sciinr.

vacation with friends in Bon- W.-S.

1 i st.

There was a large number of meni- bers present. W.I-I. Hogan, President, occupied the chair. Thereports of the secretary and treasurer, which

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Carpets From The World s Largest Mills

Too much cannot be said of our carpet department. The

patterns are prettier than ever, the qualities higher with more harmony of coloring. Everything that can add to artistic ap. “ pearance and yet combine superb wearing qualities is the

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' strong feature of this departii1e_nt.‘

bobs, idoiiwle) i ning plough. 2 siiiglei _Lorne Dawn" °f the D0miIli0Il CW

itlireslii-r. ise|a'alor, i l`ai‘-mill, i grain-§ _

ploiighw. i seciiiml-l seeder. 2 sets spring i Dred

tooth liarro\\‘.~', i set spike li.arro\\'s, iilmssenger '30 Ch!§Y'l0l3l'-€l'.0Wll" Thurs- H- potato sciillier, i cream separator, i set da5""S~

Rini: Co., Suiiiiiierside, was 8 Patron. John Murphy; President, W.

win

Hogan (re-elected); lst Vice, Ed-

Proctor; 2nd Vice, Clement '

. . . “pe-ln.

gt-l~i,scver}1lsoi.~; nfdiivirig and \\uil.~ing‘tcii<lciit of thc Dominion Dredging,

liariirss :iiida riiiiibrr ul` ollicr ariiilca (70

of scales, io tous li=_\, |tian~ii_v straw, _~ if ----- Trainor; Treasiirer, James J. McA- P t 5"” Potatoes. :oo bus iiirnir-‘=. so bn; ni‘ai\-‘ -H '\ |"0='t¢I‘. General S i‘ l`eer (re-electefl)‘ Secret r Ja H

Also i lisliiiig lioail,aiid ii ipianily rtlioiise mersidc l'Ol` tw0 <layS has left on re- hold fiirniiurr. 'turn home.-S.

TER MS-live doll irs (f5.ui\) and iindc cash. over $5 no credit iifilil Dec ist, for farm tcrms_ iuide kiiiiwn at sale. Uii

MRS _]E.\ll\l.\ ORR. ‘rents per doze ; lt, 8 t

__ W. D. MCCOl`BRE\`, Auct. l mund; geese, rl cgglih' hidd:Sen9sCeiil.;r

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~Tlie Albcrton market prices arez-

ton

-A valuable farm consisting of125

S0li°il-OTS. 0! the same place. '

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‘- ~ 5 ` --Miss Helen Christie, daughter 0| . , _.U . ' , ` ."~1"' , =; '_ een spending the winter in Boston

1),." :'~,_.~ _ ` _ L! nd Montreal, returned home on Sat. 'Ph urday. She was accompanied by Misi- "~ ‘hy 'Gwrlie MeQuarrie. oi Summer '

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;";°_5_k V ____-_-At the nnuual meeting ol the

'“ L 'i lgpciety held on Tuesdn March 13g

_ _‘;_i_nd vicinity a very able pi-egenta.

lfering amounted to $472.00

and Mrs. Waddell, Baltic, where u

.. Ottawa, who has been in Sum-

ttcr. 22 cents per pound; eggs, 20

ts, 50 cents each; hay. $12 per

and straw, $5,

‘es situated at North Tryon will be

by private sale. This farm can

mmerside or 'to Bell as Tanton

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A. and Mrs. Christie. who hni

side,

E. I.. who is spending some timr town. 8_8 the guest of Miss Chris- -Amherst News.

ncetowri Bible and Missionary

Y. h,

e Rev. H. J. Fraser. B. D., of

,» _» Suininerside was the chief spealner. bert McLoughlin. a ne81`0. GECOYCI1

0 gave to the people of Malpeque

on of Missionary motives. The of-

BI D -A Malpeque correspondent writes. today when she saw some police offi-

_ On Wednesday evening last a zoo/‘l\

number ol laughter-loving young folks

semblcd at the home of Wallace

. a y, mes .

‘-Ierrell; Assists-nt Secretary, Bruce

Aleer. Sick and Relief Committee- Josepli McAleer, Thomas W. McGuig- in. David Flemming, Patrick B. Mur-y phy, Patrick Murphy. Managing and Hail committee-J. o'<_‘.oinior, .ioiml fl. Trainor, Dn.\'id Flemming, John! Brown, Peter L. Trainer. The usual. rote of thanks was tendered to the retiring officers who were highly.com.- 'plimented l>y_scvei'nl of the members for their faithful pcrformaiice of duty

as officers. ‘

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::-~Don't cough a minute longer. A '

short walk will bring you to the "Rexall Store," then a bottle of iexall Cherry Bark will cure thci iough. 25c. Money back if not sat~l .sflod. The MacKinnon Drug Co., The ‘ Rexall Store. drtf.

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GIRL A riusounn .

is Nachos Room

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BOSTON. Mass., March 11-Kcpti

prisoner by a negro for five montlisj ln a basement was the experience of» Florence Boardman, a young white woman according to the story told by her to the police today. The woman said that last November A1-

her to his room, and has since kept her prisoner. She was fed on bread and water, she said, and subjected to constant abuse and mistreatement. She threwl herself through n window.

ccrs.

McLoughlin's arrest was accomp-

lished only after n struggle, during which n ,revolver was Wrested from

f`"\'ner; Sergt.-at-Arms, Joseph Me." I P °

Ha f rice

Six Portiers prices rziiige

from 4.00 to 6.00 clearing at half price.

Four pairs sample lace cur-

tains prices range from .1 oo to 6 oo clearing at half price.

eta a Sq

E never have _permitted and never

_will permit any oiie to undersell

us _or successfully to dispute our suprem- acy iu aiiy_brfiuch of our business. The

greatest carpet department in Charlotte- town has risen here on thc foundation

of public satisfaction with the best ser-

vice, the largest; assortments and thc

lowest prices. ~

showed that the Society is in excel- Q Q Q V A

lent shape financially and otherwise, ‘

_ were i~ea__d and unanimously adopted. X e I » Followinz are the names of the om- _ `

s elected lor the ensuing yenr:- _

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Curtains To Clear _

Six ptirs_ M_a.lr.i; curtains

Former prices 8.09 io [mg Now 2.oo per pair.

Six pairs Stella Curtains ‘

worth £6.00 to $i2.oo llalf

Price.

4 \

Beautiful Rugs Carpets of all Kinds Art Squares _

A l

Axminsler Hearth Rugs 27 x 54 English Tapestry Carpets 27inch- English Tapestry Carpet Square.

inches. A well made rug of good

appearance, :ind one that will give good satislactioii. Price _........| 40

English Wilton Hearth Rug 27 x

54 iiiclies; A durable low priced rug, in a iichly blended design, neatly fringed at ends. Price. .L75

_ Heavy Wool Smyrna Hearth Rug, reversible, both sides exactly alike, neatly fringed at ends 30 x 60 inches. l’rice......... .. . ......l.50

es widc,ii1 all _thc new and attrac- tive designs. Our special price 35c

Other prices on tapestry carpets

25c. 40c 45c, 50c to 85c

Brussels Body and Stair Carpets-

Heavy Brussels carpets, 27 inches wiflc with borders to match. The best Brussels carpet in a d e. Price _ .. . ._ ..l.40

Other prices 55C. 750, 85c |.ll0,

L25.

A liandsoiiic and rich appearing floral design in _a sturdy wearing quality. 2 I-2x3 yds 3 x 3 yds 3 x4 yds 5.00 7.00 8.50 Extra Heavy Wilton Squares no

carpet is more durable than the Wilton, and our values are un- matchable. 9 x 9 it 22.50, 9 x i2 fr 50 00.

Heavy English Brussels Squares.

Beautifulriuedallion and oriental designs 2 I-4 x 3 yds 9.00, 3 x 3 1-2 yds I7 50, 9 x I2 ft I5 00. ~

fniost enjoyable evening was spent. him.

un [All were in gay spirits, and as the

teamsters with their horses and sleds WILL ASK ONTARIO

gdrove through Malpeque collecting GOVERNMENT ABOUT , 'thc favored ones it was quite evident THE NE TEMERE CASE ithst all were enjoying themselves im- --

Lace Curtains ol Exceptional Value

line of inexihi uiiclern car here, medium vi eight- just iight for spring wear -zi new liiic throughout - in Sizes ranging from 36 l

to 42 and regularly prices `

‘ at $2.25 a suit our spec- . ial present pi-ice. _ . $|.50

Another line of odds and

ends, small and large sizes

' marked down to. - ~. Hall Pri¢¢

A good liilc of sweater coals

,forlioys and iiicii iiiarkcd :it ,...... .. 25 p c. oll

Mcn's and l'><iy.~.’ ovcrcoats

.......25 p, c off

Reuben Tuplin & Co .

` Kensington. J, i l

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'inensely. At about eight the merry

'crowd reached their destination,and

amidst cheers and peals.of laughter

ientered the house, where they were lmost cordially welcomed by the occu- lpauts. Among the first amusement; lol the evening was phonograph seine. _itions. followed by Eames of all sorts, ,ine inline or "A trip to New orie-

ans" being much in evidence. Then lunch appeared on the scene, and |111 snort immediately ceased. After each .were fully satisfied they retreated to

ithe kitchen, ' where for 1-i while noth~ -ing could be heard but shouts of mer-

rrimcnt while nll were enjoying them ,selves in n quiet I-tngnc of "'I‘ucker." .Tho wee' smii’ lioiifs came all too isoon and after bestowing on Mr. and llllrs. Waddell many thanks for the e\'ciiiiii:'s amusement the happy crowd ,dispersed to their homes much pleas- icd with the night’s enjoyment.

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AT SCENE OF' MURDER.

; QUEB(`i(.`, March >1Z~'l`lie two pri-

-soners who were brought to Quebec nom, in Maine yesterday, 1|, each Y'

'from Lewiston. Me. on accusation of ‘being connected with the recent tra-

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9 _/’ _.T1-._`__ " iueily near Bnlc St. Piiul, where the

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body of n,ii Italiiin was found terribly

i | PORTLAND, Maine, March 12-De-

' fT5;;."_"* _ imntilated. were taken to the scene __

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' . , _ " Tablets. Druggists refund money il

, ivinirriownn ou. .

fn ,il

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the murder yesterday.

is guaranteed.

al l tr bl '

. alcr lie is specially requested to on U t t~ nu el-ous mln'

-~ --*VI 11895 it on to ns' The Imperial on and ltlixrlllligds Oilgwhuvdnbeen intro-

' ' Co, Ltd. 3-7dim

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" .- .~i-1_.»_" ', ` See Our Line of Monuments

We nr. showing a splendid line of designs ii monuments comprising the bert idea! from the lending designerg ou the c on tin c ut and from lhcn we can make l monument either in granite or marble. that is guaranteed to please yrii both in quality of work- mansliip, beauty of design and pricr.

Call or write today lor design .

and prices.

R. B. Inn`es

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X ._ 0o,"Ltd‘. '__ -7d1m. ; _

i Gold Bond Shoes Q

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Not cheaper, but better.-

liiverness Coal

Every sale makes a friend.

ry some-we know the verdict’

RIGHT; as you'll see

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TORONTO, March 12-The Legisla

‘ture had one of its mid-session re- lapses yesterday _and the entire sit- ting did not extend beyond forty mi- nutes. . _

The Opposition continues hot on

the trail of the members of the Gov- ernment for their D1‘€'010Cti0n ‘-1f»t°\` ances on the bilingual qiiestioiiy and several interpellations are going oii the order paper. 'Me Opposition 'intends to get a

statement an to what staind\thc pro-

vince of Ontario will take on _ the argument before thc Supreme (.uurt and thc Privy Council regarding the

to enact 5 law for the \vlioic Domin- ion. Mr. Elliott, _(West Middlescir). will bring; the matter up Thursday in' the form of an inquiry of the miii- istry. _

MAINE IS DEMOCRATIC.

mocrats elected four mayors to one for the Republicans iii five city elec-

instnnce the present mayor rcccivcd another term.

T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnine

it frills to cure. E. W. GROVE S slit-

e crs iave no ou e, but il by 25c V ny chance a complaint reaches a innun is on each box' ` `

duced as equal or better than MAY- FLOWER, but they have nll_passe_il out in procession. The Imperial Oil*

fl-‘he New. 0nes

We. will ‘show you the new ones

lirnt,we dll not be leve as some_denl- ers do, lhlt to great s selection is bewildering to a customer

W5'vs nt tons, patents, dull and

shin cal? skins in all the newest modzlr.

Come in and wo'|l show you all

of tlirni. GOLD BOND SHOES for men at 34,49, $4 5°, ari:l $5 oo

For boys at $3 5v 105 $3 75

Morris & Siiiilh

1 "V" ` "Il 1' '-0 Kell Street. ' .»»t.....~ . - i _ - _ _¢__; ____-_,___ ____-WM _ __ _ _ liwtfrsrcimfiaraeiii

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power of thc Parliament of Canada., .

Curtains 2'5c Per Pair

Nottingham Lace Curtains,

45 inches wide, 3 yds long, good quality lace, and iieat dc- sign.Pcr pair... _ . . . . . ......50c

Nottingham Lace Curtains,

52 inches wide, 3 i»2 yards long, double bordered, finish- ed with best edges. Per pair

Nottingham Lace Curtains,

52 inches wide, 3 yards long, double bordered, neat lace edge and block :ind medallion cen- ter, one of the newest design. Per pair............. . .........85c

Nottingham lace curtains,

some as above. only a little better value. Per pair.....9llc

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Nottingham Lace Curtain, éo

inches wide, 3 yards long. A very strong quality of lace_and one of the very newest designs for this season, double border and handsome lace rdgo Per pair . . |100

Nottingham lace Cuiielfls

52 inches wide, 3 yards long. A fine grade oflacc made from selected cotton, very €V€_lllY woven; a new and lacy design; 'with double borders. PCI' pair |25

Other prices on Nottingham

lace, net, and Swiss Nei curtains L50, |.75, 2.00 250, 3.00 up to 7.50.

Floor 0ilclolh 25c Per Yard

Good Linoleum 4llc Per Yard

Heavy Floor Oilcloihs, in a pretty matting effect

on :1 c ecked ground .of Brown and Cream. The small Figures of designs are in dark brown. This oilcloth is a correct iiiiitation of Japanese Matting and will give splendid wear. Sq. yard .........25c

Extra heavy Floor Oilclolh in hard wood flooring

Heavy Quality English Linoleum ip :i lai';_;c vai-

iety of patterns 1. 2. 3 or 4 yards wide. Price _psf Sq Yard..................._.......... ._ .c A lnlaid Linoleum 2 yards wide, in a large "‘“_g° of designs. The colors go through to the ba:k_1t1- suring hard wear. A uiost suitable floor covcriiig

desigmancl a variety of block patterns. These re- present the best English and Scotch productions. rrices 501:. 351: and 38:: per sq yard.

for halls, passages, oilices or bathrooms.

Prices pei sq. yard, 75c, L00. I-25- “

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