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from the ieeaed ¢¥ g issue

Weekly Examiner;

TERMS : Four Dollars a Year

diane

“This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Euripides.

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—lF 3a Wani a wife, Want

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‘ ‘ook a cook,

Want a partuer,

Want a tation,

} Want 2 servant girl,

Want to sell a farm,

| Want to sei] a house, Want to rent a house,

Want to exchange anything, Want to sell plants or grain Want to sell groceries or drugs,

Want to or Want to find customers for anything,

sell trade anything,

ee a oa ae pe nn aw - SEE — Es igs ow matter = - ee ; Want to sell or buy horses, pigs or cattle ra fianhers a vd Ty ~~ 7 ee erestins| VOL. $4. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, THURSDAY, MARCH 14 L895 TO. 215! ‘aan wea areca ' AN 4 Fe Be as ’ 7 ) NO. 21% AMINER and of the lates | e 9 . - " 0 |THE == . = : : —_ : ama —e oo aw — It ett a eta at ae ~ - ‘ema =e as ; -ALENDAR FOK MARCH, 1885. | : { EMILE ZOLA. tC: ‘ , aw ae —_—- § aq : ailway | These People Did Some Things Far Out of THE CANADIAN MAGAZINE, { THE COLONY NOT TO BE A STATE, ' the Ordinary. 1, . ao ‘i , . oo ; ee . VV e A R FE ; the Prince of Realistic Fiction, The Canadian Magazine for March‘ The New York Sun recommends annex- Juar 4 : om, a m. | In 1846 when bands of outlaws were a } . . : . : First Quar + ~ | ’ or ee et touches on a variety of supjects and in a tion as the cure for all Newfoundland’s Fall Moon, | | On and after THURSDAY, 27th Dec mber, es serepneigemsenge Soe! anak i most interesting manner. while the illas- | troubbes. It sees no difficulty whatever sees Guar 18 ie 192 | i894, the trains of this Raiiway will run daily . . | Hungary, the widow of a wealthy mag- trations are numerous and generally good. {in the way. Britain, it opines, “would be Moe Qt Sy , ‘xce . as 2 | : ? 4 so . i . = Sund ays exces ted) as follows i ? | nate was living in a lonely castle not Arthur Harvey’s “Women’s tights in | glad to transfer to American shoulders the New Tres ne Outwerd Trains Toward. 'farfrom the principal route between tome, 195 B. C.,” is very interesting read- | troublesome question of Newfonndland ——- vead down, ear Pp. s ‘ ag r ae . ’ r * : . 2 an === reese wee Buda and Vienna. This lady received ing at the present time. C. T. Long, a for-| fisheries. Let the islanders send to their | Day of \ oe _ | 700 33)......Chariotfetown.....1°10 230 g | one morning a polite note requesting mer resident of Japan, throws light on the | House of Assembly a strong majority in oF sn cae 63 22.---Royalty Janetion...95) 211 | her to provide supper at 10 o'clock that pany covernnent of the new great power | favor of annexation to the United States, 4 oiinsine, |] estas siz 4 °c ee ao ae 113 |} night for twelve gentlemen! There of the Rast. Rev, W. S. Blackstock writes | and they may be astonished to see with a ; 845 Sis Bra latbane........817 1242 ee could be no doubt as to the charactc: of from Egypt * graphic account of “An | what alacrity, in spite of protests from v | Pride 315 42 (te Ja eee Oe We are striking for a reduc-! her seif invited guests; but she realized ig ggg” at which he was present. | Canadian Conservatives, their wish will : aR +. 2} 89 5.9 . :* hoodie = i 20 ’ i ‘ aii’ < | the futility of sending to town for help, a ‘ — , ee the a = oe the British Governmen.” . 1O OO wy 2700 «1s . ~ . : 4 1€ ress wg for rg sly * i r3 s ‘aye - - | PM P k : Summerside rh ™M \ w|tion of our stock, for new | as every road would be watched and her : “tnieeah Week baaeN < ska Mite ndiée ee ata pene ae < a 4) 2 i282 Ly Ar ie | courier waylaid Thus looks the master of realism. This tic,” by Margaret Ross is it ter ly ten thi or ee ee “ed ° : ; Wienfianhs . i es = - : : : : . " oa > by Marge 108s, 18 Intensely er- 8 Insoien § : y als ,| 6 iz : a ee : trade and fer money. } At 10 o’cleck that evening up rode an | is the man who has produced more work, esting and true t a: 2 : ied | would cae AeA that they — 3 | Ly ' ‘ 7 23 .Port Hill... | armed band of twelve men. The castle | ¢X¢cited more eomment, probed more moral Under as Aval oe Britisl ‘ Bri uy, Protest aguinst the changing of a , e ’ | geile rpccag cess 8 To make such a strike effee-) gates were thrown open and the mistress | #2#t0mies, than any living author. Needing | ,*) in 2 ee ee rush | A pritish colony into an American state. ee 2 ee ee . - - 932 | 3 ; ci iek ear Bloor i - , f es wet . yee = ee $8 — a strengthenmg stimulant, Zola drinks e jan experience, by John The Sun habitually inzists that Mr. J. W. Dykeman Z : ~ hertor rerself srood a he entre » to receive “ BG 2 . — g - ta c 7 = ee . wes x 9) Ss . 2 6 1 tu..::.. Tignish. 6% Itive we have to ee eed oe Dae 1, as vee ey, | ** Vin Mariani,” of which he says that “ it erner, is thrilling, if in its ultimate {the only friends of British con- St. George, New Brunswick. : 41 10 85 fF 5 LM cw | them, richly appareles ms to welcome is the elixir of life, combating human de. results amusing. JIL Hubard, of \ irginia, | nection in this couutry are the Con- : | 26 | 4 So : : honored an 1 invited guests, She took bility, and giving vigor, health and energy.” | presents the olden time of slavery in a | Servatives. A while ago it was Aft r the Gri as ede ae ns PM i iaieetiaite me mn the arm of the chief and led the way to | This is high praise, but it is consonant favorable light, as contrasted witia the crying out against the lowering of the e p 13 | " ~ oe eee @ 45 25...... "Royalty Junctio 10 3 } the dining -hall. with what has been said about this great} views of abolitionists. The illustrated } United States duties on certain articles ¢ f a. v é > ) - es - ound . . . * 1.242 aT y > .e, ” a ° ‘ 7" ah as i 9 i aa 5 Bedfo a3 here a goodly feast was spread, the | tonic-stimulant, by dll the celebrities of the | articles are “A Yankee in Halifax. by | a kind produced in Canada. Its theory |Mo Strength, No Ambition i rsda 7 is a0 = , s7 ; . ” o ° re > > 99.2 —- at - - 29% > , a4 © > © . ee Ry i i eer , Ar) leteatak thimninas { by ) ‘ | tables and sideboard being covered with | day. ‘ Vin Mariani” is the greatnourisher. | Allan Eric; ‘‘The Royal Military College | waa tha: the keeping up of the duty to a a r iay t t | és SAS ’ } . —- . : strene an feehile. ; i ‘6 ” aever . qe 6s > . ibitiwv a . : tp tomer, 1 ot Ste 1100 LS ee tAr$ 850 AT | amagnificent display of gold and silver | Jt str ngthens the enfeebled ee of Capada, "by several writer ; “The Inter prohibitive point on Sumber, coal, barley, Hood's Sarsaparilia Gave Perfoct i6 Iraa) rs : SOR cais vee Cardigan... .e.ceeeecey 785 ST plate, the accumulation of many gen- makes the convalescent strong and well; | colonial Railway,” by P. F. Cronin; “Lay- | live stock, butter, eggs, etc., would be a Health - i & 22 i5 i Georg r l , : I . . .ag } : . ee a ee . . S : - : ” oe oe . 4 22 a. ee .M ezations is very palatable, never produces constipa- ing a Submarine Cable,” by F A Hamilton. | great service to the Liberal party in Canada Howie letter is &e well-known y y ye ' Ns TT i jer of tt Dbbars steved fe tion, but rather aids digestion and assimila: | Fiction embracea “An Original Retribu- } at the coming elections. Such exclusion, it or mpeg Boog Sis . “s > : ‘ ' | } 3 > le eTS a Py fe , rt . 9 r : . ° . ; merchant tailor of St. orge, N. B.: 7 ' : . yM Mor ae AM Low i: sures. en oe ee . . yz | tion. If you send your na ne to Lawrenee tion,” by Charles Nelson Johnson; “Like | calculated, would intensify depression and aa i od & Co Lowell Sees : { ay ri 7 59 ROY sadics oe -Mount Stewart 55 surprise, but quickly recovered himself A. Wilson & Co., Montreal, you will receive M in Poth.” 1 Maud L Redford, | throw the country ; a : . I. Hoo o., L , Mass.: ; $45 | 18--- +++ s+essMorell 17 and acted the part of a well-bred gentle- little alt f nits of celebrated fo pen en, Oy Maud L Kedford, | , Country into the arms of the | «Gentiemen—I am glad to say that Hood’s 4 one eV i 4 © UR cccgt cans “son Peters en eeeneseceeed 48 We are doing it and are anc _ ec a ae of a = ora . a . ea pe 7 * eet - ce woes 7 and “Jean Stewart’s Encounter with Dou- | Liberals for relief. The Ban was determined Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills have done me a } la § 2? ear ea an ee ae ; , : - » fone sn le, and you wil hus -arns L ae . 3 , 3: . : . aisle . —s esa : : Pe escaier _ uct. ae " ’ oat Conny ae meet. [_—_ oe ~se al a 4 ; - tel ie ae org gal McTavish. The Canadian Magazine | to befriend its favorite Canadian party. Its | preat dealof good. I had a severe attack of = ' Pies E a = ee : : , Sald: Pee ee yee onene pele uch ist Ly [is publiched by the Ontario Publishing | pretence of believing that Britain would | the grip in the winter, and after gett ver th . a ; d Ww tilling to submit our prices I : he great people who drink it. pu wb a ‘ g : 2 in would | the grip in the winter, and after getting over the s - “ i _ P ap . , J a = — eae of | lant, but of the g hth, Co, Ltd., Toronto; $2.50 per annum; gladlv be rid = Newfoundland wil! | fever I did not seem to gather strength, and had - ' . ..* . > a a . = ‘ ry hnar * arhit rat: ; my jile have been the shortest. n ap- single copies, 25 cents. not impose On that party any more than | noambition. Hood’s Sarsaparilla proved to be 4 —s 6} 2 flaca saan Geaeane ier Se an board of arbitration in pealing tomy honor as you have done | BEANDOLATRY AND LOVERS oF |"l0E¢ CPi", on other Canniiene. Britaia would cer ) at =e 5 neem. Se ‘Tesults. were, Very 9 SE Ba 171 3) 59 ; oad _ oe LABELS A TILING OF > PAST. . ; . satisfactory, and I recommend this medicine to oe ta a GORE Hcy pe = M ithe world. to-night you have saved me from the LARGES 2 EMESS THE P tainly not allow the island that commands | all who are afflicted with rheumatism or other 28 ; Thursday a | mnsareran ty Busters Standard Time ' commission of a crime. Bad as I am, Judges, lawyers, bankers and merchants the northern entrance of the Gulf of St. 6 387 . : eas eS i4 iets POTTINGER, Cy “ no one ever appealed to my honor in | of Montreal have visited the Bordeaux Lawrence, and the greatest cod and her- Heod S sarill Cures 3 : ia 2 t en Mgr Can Govt Railwavs ? s a ee OE a ’ Se nallone ‘ * os . “stg * : : - o ’ as agg thee ee B Ol rR CT ISTO Vi BR S vain. As for you,” looking sternly Claret Company S cellars, and have pro ring fisheries in the world, to pass from P 31 | Sunday i 22 2 ; — i th, ercuad with nounced their $3.00 and $4.00 wines, ex-

P lc oetrti : t . (Formerly Rocklin House ) ra! wated v - within five minutes’ waik of Depot, ‘ been thoroughiy } ; htt ; painted and r vated. Is fitt ih wa i sses the finest bath room 2 , T . in any H t} re I ate. Coac yeets all A108, >, 8. BRO : P oT ~ Dent Y ~— ~~ 7 ve TO : se ¢ont zg rooms, & 1 oppo Railway Sta 1 Appiyat this offic dees

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SEALED TENDERS

A. MCDONALD, Superintendent, Charlottetown. ‘

z \ S a M 22 1895, fr pa s willi h an a ese a} y at Mo Herbert, Lot 48. j | ation may be seen at th VN Dillor Dairy 8 } rint nder i vod ¢ i ifficie s = t PANY h € { I —D rs i elves ve

PERCY MUTCH,

secretary.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

, |

|

- Dodd & Rogers,

form a pretty large Board of Arbitration already, and we are adding to them every day.

We Want You! |

;

harlottetown, March 8, 1895~—24

house dies.’

his hand on his pistol, ‘‘whoever takes

,

anything from this

Subsequently the name of the robber was discovered.- He was an impover- ished younger son of one of the noblest families in Hungary. His fate was sad enough; he was captured a few months after the above incident and ended his life under the hands of the common

hangman.— Youth's Companion.

About Our Eyes. As a result of the examination of four

; thousand eyes, Dr. Miles, of Bidgeport,

Ct., found that sixty-five per cent. re- quired glasses. The women and girls far exceed the men and boys. The period during which the people haye the most trouble with their eyes is between twenty and thirty.

cellent and wonderfal value. The cellara contain over twenty thousand dozens of Claret, Burgundy, Sauterne, Ports and Sherries all guaranteed pure and direct from the vineyards of France. Address for price list to the Bordeanx Claret Company, 3¢ Hosnita! Street, Montreal. .

“1 have spent thousands of dollars and been in the best hospitals of Europe and America under treatment for catarrah.” said a gentleman recently, “and have never received so much genuine relief as I have from a twenty-five cent box of Haw- ker’s catarrah cure.”

SUALIGHT

SOAP

—_—- <> —— ———

Nature dreads death, yet man by his dis- | regard of the laws of health, courts its| coming. A course of Hawker’s nerve and stomach togic will speedily overcome the, evil effects arising from an abuse of nature’s laws,

her hands into those of the United Statea. Even if she were herself indifferent, which decidedly she is not, ehe would consider Canada, in spite of what the Sun says to the contrary. She consulted and deterred to Canada’s intere t in a much smalier matier in which Newfoundland made too

aMictions caused by poison and poor blood. I always keep Hood’s Sarsaparilla in my house and use it when I need atonic. We also keep Hood’s Pills on hand and think highly of them.” J. W. DYKEMAN, St. George, New Brunswick.

Hood’s Pills are purely vegetable, and do ot purge, pain or gripe. Sold by all druggists,

free use of its power of responsible government. At Canada’s instance she | refused to consent to the Blaine-Bond | treaty between Newfoundland and the | United States, because such treaty was at | variance with our interests. It is now a questton in her mind whether Newfound- land is fit to be longer entrusted with responsible government. A declaration by the cclony in favor of annexation | would decide her that it was not. Some men are influenced for good only by the surrounding circumstances, :

Hechanical Drawing, ke

The undersigned is prepared to give evening lessons in Mechanical and Indus- trial Drawing; to make Plans and Specifi cations for Patents, Copying, Blue-print ing and Draugbting in general.

L. W. MACDONALD, Land Surveyor and Draughtsman. Nov —21

Mchix« WOOLEN Co,

sacrifice.

The interest of Messrs. Benjamin Heartz, Frank R. Hear and Geo. A. Dixon (who will continue the business 4s heretofore). Having decided to clear all the immense stock in ever touched in this city. Low enough to suit a tired purse.

READYMADE CLOTHING DEHPARTMENT— years, therefore we have no old shop-worn goods.

HAT AND CAP DEPARTMENT—This depar Hats and Caps at 331-8 per cent. discount,

The greatest Genuine Discount Sale ever Underwear, Blankets, Flannels, Horse Rugs,

the next 60 days, partially enumerated below :— CLOTHING. !

CHILDREN’S

“11 1

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wone

UTHS’ SUITS.

Bre ast LS brown cheek

i weed. o 25 \ orsted 2 2 60 Grey mixed - : 25 Grey and brown * 24 Double breast, fine tweed 52 Black worsted e

79 Homemade tweed Suits, assorted

sizes and styles ‘

Everything in our stores slaughtered for the next 60 days for Cash only. From the farmer wool will be taken in exchange as Kkt~ Suits made to order on the premises.

purchases.

lerfully low price.

d out entirely.

\GE 4 TO 12 YEARS.

Price $6.25, sell for $4.00

2 - - en | 3.30 = “ all wool br'n. and gray tweed; $4.50 to 5.50, 3.50 | beuee were 4 + 3 Pree S3.50 8 2.50 | 65 » double breast Tweed - os 290 2 1.95 3 bh: " - - " oe «1.75 3 37 ey brown and mixed checks, a3 ore br'n and different shades, » 250 »_ 1.80 475 made { ‘om our own make of all <a wool Tweeds. A heavy, rough- School Boy Suit, " shapes | f t value in the | to- - - 4-05 3-75 ITS ! 2 n irom ¢ make of Tweeds, e newest ul shay heavy Ht - - Price $6.25 sell for $4.25 25 all wool imported mixed grey 1.50 " 3.00 2 brown and grey - - 4.10 '" 2.70 bl ick worsted - - - 3.50 ¢ c 50 eas es eee gg 200 Boys Knickers or Short Pants, Price $1.00 to | $1.25, sell for 60 | 7 ‘ap Reefers,age 4 to 12, Price $2.50, 1.50 | 165 le cefers, in different styles and goods,at big discount. 152 (overcoats and Ulsters. Will clear this lot ata

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size, 31 to 35 inches. Price $5.75 sell for $3.50 |

o> ae 3.25 |

" 6,25 '" 4.75

" 5.00 '" 4.00 |

n: 10.78642:5 7.79 |

" 5.00 " 3.79 |

" (.490 " 3.0 fe

Breast size 31 to 35 inches.

YOUTHS’ ULSTERS. ] 3 Nap Ulsters ° Price $4.25 sell for $2.85 15 Grey Frieze - - oe” Gao " 4.25 7 « light Tweed - - oe Ces 6.00 2 Frieze Ulsters ° - n 8.25 " 5.60 36 U

YOUTHS’ OVERCOATS.

Breast size, 31 to 35 inches.

D Nap ~ -

a ! = -

»

oJ "! - 7

a. -@ i :

® Tweed ° -

1 Blue Melton « ‘ 5 Light Grey Melton -

Isters, made from our own make of Frize, Al value, will close out at bottom figures,

Price $5.00 sell for $3.25

1 ae « 3.50 | it 6.00 " 4.60 '! 7.79 " 5.75 - ae i 2.76 |

* tae: * eee PE

6.00

&.50

YOUTHS REEFERS.

Breast size 31 to 35 inches,

Nap - - - -

li « it woe en ee

Nap - - -

3 Fine “

Ss se - - a 16 “ “c sa i “

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Price $3.85 sell for $2.75. “ 425 3.00 “ 5.50 se 3.75 * 56°, 3.75 o 50 a 4.50

-

3.00 5.00

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n “THe > Or

MEN’S REEFEKS.

{ dotted Frieze, - ~ 3 grey Pilot, - -

S Nap - - . - 7 '" - ~ - — ss :

1

ll Pilot « i

8 made from our make Tweeds, -

MEN’S ULSTERS

Price $7. 10.00 " o~ @060 <a 11.25 4 " a6" e 5.00 " 13.00 " 9.00 6.25 4.25

25 sell for $4.75 6.50 7.00 8.00

Made from our own make of Frieze. ake of Frieze.

17 dark grey, - - - 8 light " _ - - + 4 brown, - - -

$12.00 " 12.00 hi 12.00»

$8.00 §.00 8,00

IMPORTED FRIEZ2 ULSTERS, MEN’S

21 light grey - - - z "W " - = 6 ! '" si - - 4 " " ° - 5 Tweed Ulsters, . - .: * i" with hood 2 dark tweeds, - - 5 Cape Ulsters, tweed,

= tt

Price $15.00 1 13.50 Fi i 14.50 tt “a.

tt 11.25 uw

$11.00 9.50 10.00 8.00 8.00

we 9.50 u 6.50 w 7.75 f? 5.50 - t 10.75 v 7.50

MEN’S OYERCOATS.

11 Blue Nap, i ~

3 tweed, grey specks, - 6 blue cheviot, - - -

Il " " ~ - a 25

law price.

im CO

" " " check, 11 = ‘é 15 “ blue brown Nap, - 9 fine blue Meltons,

6 Melton” - - -

aoa ‘ : . ‘

6 brown Melton - 9 drab Meltons, . - 6 Tweed Overcoats, - -

) heavy d’ble br’st dark tweed, Price $9.00 sell

“ Nap box back, “

- Price $5.00 sell for $3.75

ample Overcoats in assorted shades, at a very

'" 5.00 '" 3.50

" 76-8 5.00

se 050 6.55 for $6.00

oe 8.00 i" 5.00 11.00 « 7.50

ss 10.20 « 7.50 ge 16.25 «* 11.20

— Leu. * 8.00

“ ——° « 7.00

- » 10.00 « 7.00 1 = saue.% 8.00 a avo. -* 4.00

26 Spring overcoats at reduced prices.

M EN’, BLAC K WORSTED OVERCOATS,

65 in fancy stripes and cork screw Al value and will be cleared out at the lowest possible price.

MEN'S BLACK WORSTED SUITS.

In different shades and styles all in first-class condition.

43 Suits, - - ‘ 12 - - - Blue Venetian, - 10 " "

Black Worsted, with binding, » és “ “

Price $11.50 sell for $ 7.50 " 15.00 " 11.00 «? 2. es 9.00

" 18.00» 13.00

11.50 8,25

és mae. 6 11 25

cash for any of the above Goods.

CHARLOTTETOWN.

MEN’S TWE

54 Plain Grey Tweed, all woo

tz and W.A.Weeks in the above Company has been purchased by W-D. McKay Therefore money is wanted, and money we must have even at a the stores of the Company at reduced prices, reduced to the lowest point goods

The public will note that we have been in the Readymade Clothing Business only two All goods fresh and clean and latest styles.

partment we started only eighteen months ago, and you can rely on the latest styles. All Goods marked in plain figures.

placed on the market of Readymade Clothing,

Gents’ Furnishings, Hats and Caps, Fur Goods, T'weeds, Bed Comforts, Hosiery,

Gents’ Rain Proof Coats, in fact everything in our store for

-ED SUITS.

1, Price $ 6.50 sell for $ 4.50

10 English Colored Tweeds, - “ io 3% 12.50 9 All Wool Tweed, heavy, ‘6 10.50 66 7.50 17 “ “ Assorted Shades - és 9.25 és 6.75 34 « “é “ ‘“é 66 7.00 ‘6 5.00 12 « + ‘é ‘“ - “““ 10.00 F 7.50 11 « 66 = ~ o © 10.75 & 7.75 A oe ae ‘ « ~*~ 0 - . o & 6.25 “ 4.50 9 Suits, - - 8 7.00 ‘ 5.50 . = a - - - 6 15.00 ‘6 11.50 ees - a a ae « 5.00 6 - - - - 9.25 a 4.50 13 « - - - eo @ 7.50 sé 5.00 ..* - - - - - « 11.75 ‘“s 6.25 i¢ - - - 6 10.25 “ 5.25 ii * : - - - © 12.50 “ 8.50 y : - - “ 7 00 as 7.25 ee aie 6.25 -s 9.09 228 Suits Double and Single Breast, made from our own

make of T weeds, nice and stylish, 12.00 to 8.50 sell for

9.00 and 6.50,

MEN’S RAIN#PROOI

300 counts, from $1.50 to $15.

MEN’S AND BOYS RE

COATS.

coats to select from; all new and stylish, at similar dis-

00 each.

ADY-TO-WEAR PANTS.

This department consists of thousands of pairs, in stripes, black and fancy tweeds and worsteds; all new and nobby;

will be sold low.

Of homemade Tweed Pants we also have a great variety, selling at extraordinary low prices.

Gents’, Youths and Boys’ Underwear, a large assortment, in

all makes.

Men’s and boys’ all-wool top shirts.

Gents’ furnishings in undless variety,

shirts, men’s and boys’ white Cardi-

gan Jackets and all fur goods, Hats and Caps, Gloves,

etc., all selling at Tremendous Discounts.

Now is the time to make low

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