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Spar... _-eessssaos\h¢~_-leash I. lathes U’

; ’When»y,on want the fin- candiesin 'the world, ` " we hase them. _e carry an ample stock

_ Moir’s ” Ganong's _ Neilsoifs

Gibsons

and Clarl:’s fancy candies.

Our stock is entirely

fresh throughout. Choc- olates in;bulk and in half, one or two pound boxes.

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About the middlo Of Julie the Plant

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Leoiilne foslnb. ' s `. '

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erthansnaeeommedationlerfvisitl

ne steamer Evangeline will makefore, the bungalows about be-built

her iirst can st Charlottetown. This being largely- for temporary summer 'is one of the largest steemers plying'residents. What is is I lll'l°

in northern waters, the largest pas~ summer lwllel- senger steamer that 'has ever made That such an institution, pmperly ,.°p“;_ any ¢_||.¢~g\|°“ Charlottetown a reguldr port of cali. conducted, either by itself or in con- with much’ labor and eipeuss,

She is to make regular weehly trips:junction with one of our present ho- 91° WM" ll\°“N \\°" 5”' ul*

muloltl . MTI. B. SMWIIC- . Hit.

between Boston and this port and onlteis, would be a ppying proposition ?‘f°‘\’:, ""'h°“t"r-t _ Fmhmf sr md mlm U i th “rum e . 5 bn

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0009

existelloe

ized by the people has salad

interests that no one

the ssrions Lewis. Yer! and Noah Kisero

remembered filled a- most wspeeesa- fui engagement at the People's’I‘hea»- :re some time ago is st present visit ing in the city and is the guest

o eorpro y ushas msn e I ng

sch visit will bring between200and is generally admitted by business "mm, M., 'gn qugumg go jug" than" on gh, mgmlggq mg mm, 0

00 passengers. men. That it would have all the pl- what is to their interests and to the friends will be pleased to know t t ° I ~ be In the event of a cali, some fine tronsge it could handle during the interest of the _P\‘°Vl\\°°~ If-¢\l°\’°|°N he opens in Bt. John on llsy15th in sp w

summer evening from 800 passenzerslgummer especially now with such a Ut "me future time they! denial? K°m"° hw". th°r°'i Thu 'mam

' ' - to f the tr rta ils "`u . ' ~

at Charlottetown, then what? Welsteamer as the Evangeline coming rid Ia; "Max 12,0” ,,;\“m.|,, "_ 'lm ' can __ ,_ have several hotels, well equipped, weekly, is reasonably certain. It is pnunuuml go gh, Ggvemmenc at Hom J_ A_ Mg¢,hi¢¢0n_ prgmigg comfortable, with practically all the also reasonably certain that any con- the Province to that etfeet. V leaves for Ottawa this~ morning o

conveniences looked for in first class siderabla number of visitors arrivin8 In tha m“num°' "nd 'ml “-9” K0V0l'lll\'1°l1l¢ WIUIOII. mil 0190430 ¢0

`hotels.- During the summer they areihere and finding no accommodations t° um mm" °°mm" mm' mmm” ‘M “bn” 'or un °r twat" 4”.. Thi; in ‘

, ' our roads. In mon! P15000 it il 435' .Premier has arranged for a conform

usually pretty well filled. A sudden will return by the next steamer., _ cult fm. om “am to pu, “nth”-_ on the tel°‘“ph_ “Nuo” lm,

Tues-

_ demand to accommodate two or three It would mean- much for the pro- How about an auto there? We of this day, and Mggugginm ug gxmgtgg gm

J. G. Jamieson

1. a e 1 i an r nf _ moe na especially for charlotte- school <li»¢\‘i°'= \'°'=°"l 9“\‘°°l'°* °P' .lest over e week. as there areasneen wllardklie wgdldebsrig p‘i'Zposi¥lo‘ir tlilxillown tt? have several hundred visitors 9°°°d °° tl" “W” 't tm W°‘°“° mlm? °°"°°“l°'°' *im l°l`» lu

l ~u <1 tak this opnorturutv of i ii ni bi 1

would more than tax the combined l make their home here during the conlsmgsunl th; Muon 0| °m._,»¢m-,_ :£5 TY” Pl:_::;r L h;D‘fm‘;°,;;f`l ingenuity of all our hotel propriet- summer months. It would mean in- “nut-lvgg Men;-g. Dewar and Feehan gh, ¢0mg¢,,i0n, ougund lg. gh, 1,"

. DRUGGIST ors. I creased trade for merchants, a regu- in opposing such legislation. géuron of the L,gm,tu,, Wm

ANTI-AUTO

The fact must be faced that, with lar market for farmers and gardendrs, I sm, air, etc., ' confirmed.

l our present hotel accommodation a and it would mean s. yearly increas- Bedlori ' . ' ."_""

large invasion of summer visitors ing tourist business

1( From 1esterday’s Evening Guardian)

- Mr. Angus A. Bishop arrived i

Window of the Soul

you either pry a small penalty in mclney now or a large penalty in eye strain later.

If wisdom guides your

choice we will be pleased to have you call and con- sult ns.

G, ll, Taylor jeweler Optician

new Kino cronies lion-:L

_ L1-1~¢_M _ ._.___.,_.,__:_._.,,_.__,_.___.,,_._____.,_____.,,_,,_~_-,,,_-,_»_~,._,ef_-_ef,_-,_-_-_~_-__,,_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~_~_-_~,_~_~_-_»_»_-.»_-_-_~_~,-,~_»_» “"4 1°* °°m'm°"°l°l “°°' l” _'Mt' tm _is one of the most successful Islan

Priya.; ‘Hi£:sp:‘iil)rii1`riing ‘Wersi end ’ " -d-°°t°l'_° '"° "lm “ly ‘mn ~wh~°»'»“°9 lers abroad. He goes to Bedford t

sistible attraction. It will be an

all classes, rich and not rich. We

stand it, will be an attraction rath-

equipped for a large influx of sum- position has been. successfully grail- ential journal and a native of the IB- Ii ht ea" °' .. ° °“ mer visitors-and we ought to be. pled with in_other places,-places with land and, in a modest way. hi3`diug“l§- neg" 15,- mmtstirn iiilulilllg. lltii that ' There is no doubt that the regular ‘fewer attractions than Charlotte- sgsgs 2; ‘thzwagzdznwoga iuéreprti year he entered his first competition, trips of such s palatial steamer asltown. Summer hotels. in one form or to theynpeal 0! tho hw ‘sawn the $1” °X'PlblU°l\ W5! |1915 ill fb! H0- the Evangeline will bring a. greatlanother, singly or collectively, have bu hi h 1 tb eo ie “nk” Buudmg' B°'t°“' by 'tm

automo e, w e see e p D Photo mph Au 1 u 1 N

many visitors. During the heated.proved prontable investments aswell are carefully considering. Englogd ,mgnha mrgfag oiannifst "V

_ ` > v _ . i r _

rise '

term the sea voyage from Bostonlns great attractions and with such I am at Present a resident of Yar- for um but zphotm Tm' nmmlzton N

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The sommor Resorts Limited are B°=r<l wild so materially ' help the 1§:`:;:w°°°mWg“1‘:o;l;° ‘:;°t“;‘;“I°{l:§; in nontoirtne attendee nearly an tb making A commendable mc.” and the forward movement in Charlottetown ~ » . - 1 _ ' lectures given on the art of photo;

_ _ to gratify -

_ b 1, di 1; 1 f, pq Fw” l“‘1"°"'l°“ °°°"'°d _ _ _ graphing which novdoubt helped him

results of their eflorts, as we under- as y an ns' B mer; as own s\ Pl°”‘“`”' 75 9°' "nh °f l'h° °'“t°“ greatly to attain auch success. Mr.

the securing oi a first class summer her, are ownsd by pgopig wn°,¢g,gnot, _mlhop is “wgmmd-f M om 0, th hotel. ` _ ailord the luxury. _and but tive arem _ an

with such accommodation as the natural advantages as we have in ;‘;°‘;?;"N”E whezhgg nLg“:3o°‘;v'2: was open to all New England e Evangeline can oiler, will be an irre- Charlottetown should be equally sirc- owned lb the Low" Pfavincw I W0" “W BBW? DN" ill 1910. ill which

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ideal summer trip, with such features Why could not the Board of Trade until to-day, with a populating oftlgg tion' open to and wmpéud for b as will appeal to men and women of take bold of the proposition, not as ,t-llaélhin;-302-m;‘l‘v°;° h‘;":eh:1';B‘;s°{;d in the leading photographers oi th

“ b°dy °( mv°°t°" -but as pr°m°"` :liz number owned in Lower Canada worlddand' mm um only pn” gl"

should be prepared for them. We ers. There is at present probably in proportion to population. B' 'ol m'd‘l' Tm? l' 5 '°°°"'1 th”

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need them and they need us. nothing else in sight by which the _ I have watched the number increase, any mm mg' ° lu' y pm” °

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During the time Mr Bishop resid

world's greatest photographers

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01|! Dll¢*°°° " Ph” "' 1** "°°‘“‘ clnlnh S ’l""m°d in ““mm3 Wm-""`m“° “t an' day to visit his father, for about a "I iiiliilfiin ~_~ ' ` ~` Th°7"°“"i"'\'“°m°°_' i'°“n°t't“ be: before* returnin to Newport.

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SYDNEY N S

Peace Congress at St. Louis. The‘ likely. It will be recalled that in better, andthe road-making is done ing its use on our roads is mt-get

Congress opened oni Thur:day when 185‘2 sri; 1853,ig`reat(tzlmogstratigns !::a:‘}*il;gFt1';dl;fl°‘&fgtigfld3';t°%?'%}:; €:_°:::“g;h"v€°\;a2;:“;?°w,“.?t?' Mr' Andrew Carneg °' _W O has en' un er ° “sp ces ° B “ca °°"|a.dvent of thc`tourin»g car our roads 'auto would certainly win. Important dowed the peace movement to the ex- ‘ciety were hcld in Manchester, .Edin-l w°uM_be»impmv,d_ M-gh, 1-_-E_ Island ywmam-y B" mg

lac

fore the few who bring their ma ~ .-.~ _ _-.-.-._-.--~ g-_..-»>.~.-...-_~.-.~-.-- chines began to rush through here, vanced civilisation and in the mar

'Ke

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°5Paton’s Summer

' _

-» to-day close on

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want to buy

from their mooring and kill or de

msn and don’t make our Island a

6 proverb for crass, crude stupidity.

I am, Sir, etc.,

_ TWENTIETH CENTURY

USEFUL THINGS AT

a~ ~ a- m'r'n.n Pnions.

_#__ _

2 cards collar -supports for 5 cts.

China & dress buttons, 2 cts a dos.

. - . < _

the

Millinery

continued.

ff _

100i New

/ .

_gfseevtlze Styles whether "you

‘i ` I ` . _

might become a serious matter not And the solution? A summer hotel. » Cl1Hl`l0l¢f°f»0Wll by the express Thurs- A I S _ only for the visitors but for the fair I-low to proceed we leave to our Ylnlounl S IEHCE Gly “IBN fl'°m NGWPON. Vermo r ' ' `

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“ ""'* ' ‘ - Mr. Bishop worked with v 'i

_ . Tb ._ _ _ 8_1 one

name of Charlottetown We are not'ilnsnciers and business men epro- 31,, As a subscriber to your inilu photographers in Bono” I b 1

f DEPARTMENTS

“_ don’t know the minute they break 5 ete-

Balance of Easter loves reduced t

- g _ _ o

(_ stroy. Think oi these things gentle-l 69 cts for todnY-

Q _ _

Black cashmere hose all since at 18

_ cts. -

Black cashmere hose all sizes at 25 our pair. _ .1 . Colored lislevhose lust the thing 'for the summer while they last 19 cts a pair. " ‘ ' Beaded opera scarves, worth to $1.25 for 50 cts each. -

1 box of frilling selling at 5 cts a

frlll. _ . . _

Tourist frilling, 9 cts n box. 'Maple leaf thread black onl

Today is Co\\odu’8 Dil! at U10 Sfmt Self. tl10\lZll it Bill>_08|'¢ °“'f°‘“°lY and the ~rosds are worse, rather than oi improvement, and a. law prevent Hai' brushes' ni” 5°" bm"

Sheet pins 3, 4, and 2 for 5 cts.

_ . f Y. 3

spools for 5 cts.

tone oi $11.000.000. delivered an ed- blush and other centres. whereet ‘The introduction oi the motor car in their present contention p e dress on "The Bassless Fear of War." John Bright delivered some of his'"hhs`slided tothe I>\°°5“\'° cis few to themgglveg in s. woeful lulllorlw-

- l -r . - th- iwnowne at 1 'rio t' 1 d, ,.15 _ _ 1 _ _ the _inconvenience of e many _ _ u o s one o e een urys nf ‘\;§af:la‘(‘;"“E"UT‘f_VE")’ d ‘l’;rL‘__ Yesterday Mr James Scott, Secre most ooquent and impassioned ora Iumot _go to the donut” ,or 3 day gun; invention calculated t ben*

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and “Came ons Home mann" tary of the Camegm Endowment' for tions' what ‘F wan", he “k°d' 'fm_ in'teai‘n, on s. bicycle or afoot with- tit' any country., and an intelligen ‘°W},'.|¢ ,mi Brown 3 "4" International Peace spoke on "The one of, these occasions. "I believ ‘ ' ` ` ` '

Hague Tribunal, Its Present Meaning ,that half the people that talk about §1re_erowded into the ditch. .While alh hands.- The more one considers the and Future Portends"; while today- war have not the slightest idea of Y°\| Fil? 5° is t°_ °5°" 5' ‘_°". °bl°°' P"°'¢°“¢ °“lt“‘i° °f "W 1'- E- 191°

f . , _G out being smothered by dust or they people should welcome it with ho h

Q °

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will be devoted to addresses by Can-1'what it is. In a short sentence it g;);'t'H;" ?:a$:::°§rg°&:,f:;a:g&9;:E §1?':nr;r;°w°°r;°mt::df::§m§0‘; 2:3' .U9

J _ » . . .

¢.|s 'nw Ruuhn adians. Justice Renwick Riddell, of may be summed up to bathe cordbin- “mt V - _ - wnmntmn appean It is no sin 0| A k d G the Supreme Court of Ontario, willuation and concentration poi, all »f»lle_ _I hope the P. E.,I. Government. intelligence in a people to look with E ' .Ry “K give an address on “Ons Hundredhorrors. activities, crimes, and suder-_ w_hieh~is the best the proV‘l“‘_’° hu in "H _We on a mode of travelling

wk. C M Years Ago", M,._ John Lewis’ Editor .ings _of which humn nature gn this had in several decades,-will not make calculated to enhance the pleasures of

(B"‘") of 'rho Toronto scar, on ~"1‘ne men-iziobe in onnabxo." and yet the mon- tl” ‘*""'“"° °' '°l’°“"“""?“°""_`°°'_“°, ‘ml 1" ’°“ F°°“ ”‘° PW” “’°“‘

fer i 1907 d t it 'Mile fhll suit i th

`Monlague Black Fox nx- V change

’ Y_ Correspondence solicited. _ L. M. McKinnon, Manager

'.*°l“MIhggntagus. l*.E.i.

F?-_~ Vaeuuln tleaning. ations kindly book_ orders ahead .s'|§f‘as_ to avoid ` disappointment l¢ser_»Q'We_els. 4-29Mti

. _ '_ .~»lnss_ss “nunnissms nam wearing qnnntion sir. 40s, _46c,__~50'e', iso and upwards oueiothn at asc np.-Beer s wjgkp, ~ ~ 4 4-29ltiet!

someof

Everyone would reioice exceedingly

` were this so, and none more than the nations of Europe, at present groan- ing under the burden of armaments, oppressive almost to breaking point.

<___ , b“I_’._--" _ ~ i Europe today is an armed camp; no ‘.~,¢,_ '

one knows the moment it will be

once since 1812 has a similar spec- tacle been wltnessed, immediately preceding the outbreak of the Crime- an War, a catastrophe that did more to retard the progress of modern

5 pswlssseof inthe

I0'

with folded ’arms_, simply because it

may cherish pacidst idealsi so`far im*

practicable and unattainable. Even.

Bright, the' apostle _of pesos. declared that a war that had the features of grandeur and of nobility ébout it,

was preferable to'such an altern`stiye_.`_

plunged into active warfare. 0nly‘- The hope of permanent, enduring

peace lies not in peace congresses or.

conferences, however iniluential or well-advertised they may ‘It _lies` in the spread of that spirit of brothf- erhood which is beginning to encircle

Europe than any event before or the Continent of Europe, at least on since. 'rue Uniwi Kingdom. ne that its wemm .bores-the brotherhood' time. in dresd_ of the growing influ- of labor. The organised wage-earn-` e_nce and power of Russia, which ers, the toilene by hr-pin ma ,by threatened to put the "sick man" muscle. of England, France and Gefrq out of Dill U7 l'f¢fml°l'»l|\S` bil 01° Illini. IN now sllve to thefsct that "ug" ' md parceliing out his terri- a war betweenagy gf gh," mmm. between Austria, Prussia and will' not benefit thorn,-fgehgf i-iasbea to the assistance or will have the burden cor.” a

gum the _ Damned" as Gladstone may win They -me

result we eiiraow. yet luilivlentlv power-ini in

Qu, "‘the liek if! t0'mske Meir Will

-v,\>-.warm-mi o.

their -

nm -rn.

mms

cation

over a

e agree upon, and a World Peace cowardly, it would be traitorous for t Court become an accomplished fact.:any part of the'Empire.to-sit idlygby, running in th

_ cduntry is cleared the repair and, ter. Autos ~and loss, we their use on need their convenience

of'

1.41,,

I am, Sir, etc ,

ence the next international conference’horrors in the trenches at Inkerman 5 _ . . E_ J_ _gAkER_ hut, un,ie|-gr°,md"' do thnyydrns at The Hague. The last Hague' Con- and Balaciava. So much for the 'Yarmouth, N. S., 'A.'pri.l\ 29,' 1013. skins and on that account; |-

| . _ _. 1 “

ence n agree q an n crna- ness o_ m I n e mass. ' 1 ‘ ' "‘ < " ~ _ '°x°'7 w°“ld 91° P}§°° 11° B S004

tional court to which all 'questions in' We believe in 'the blessings of peace negllllthirregdlleiisiiltynirivzhli-known 1|p,,nd-

. ~ dispute between two or more coun- and the folly of war, but uot f-Nl! ~~ »- ' w _ i r ' ergreceived 5 letter from th, 3°"-QQ.

ge “gf mm onomn so mmmmoo for ammo-'nn unmet new is tb be vreierrtd 1° sn-=-some two ' ` tion, but was unable to agree on its a just war. _Were the. United King- .ggndgq 5 meggmg

composition. It is expected that the dom forced into a coniliet with,Ger- »r¢D¢8lll_18°Bl\ wi matter will again come up two years many., and all the' indications point °'lt°l“_°l’u°' °“

hence when it is hoped a basis will‘that way, then it would be more _than g"i?:?t :"1 ;°?° b d _ _ i - _ _ . _ 'U , h e

....2 .?§i§

_ la , which may be criticiisd by a _nbroad you would l th t P. »E.

tity of the Interests of the United sands who cheered' this sentiment wily; U-m.¢)mi|~ grgvauei-Q inthe -other Island to-day. is :also hip

B 8'

States and Canada"; Mr. Justice B.’_ths echo were within a short 'twelv_e»l_pi-pvincesf who look,on the prohibi- wherever English papers are ei;-cu Q, Russell, Halifax, on "Anglo-Americangrnonths cheering with even greater tion of rum, the building of the tun- ed, and it is no advantage to be thug Obligations ` in Maintaining Peace "enthusiasm the departing troops: 'ru' °'"th° °°' ""7 u ‘U mp°'°lbi' °d,IY§'ti°°d °“ tm’ mt'

` f- , 1 'tl . ` ti -"

The aim of this congress is to inilu-,which were to suifer those untold‘ i '" ‘ ° qu” on i' asked A" "lm"

stock 1, _

Islanders civilised do the live in

in Us

ary of ai mission board in Pbiiadei--` pbia, inquiring if the country people here are, part civilised, or are they ‘in their wild, native state; would a mu., llollery be safe among them;' would their language, be diiiicnlt to sA:quire,; Hilld Molly. were they cannibals? 'Do

its P. E., Island is very important,- but the above shows ow little 'is known _'abroad of our province and 'lfolv is 'being advertised by those

of the auto. ' invention appears in due

and' when needed. if

been invented people devil,

author be to 'the whine oi

nnseemly con~ an age when

un: siiecial 12 cts, each, another imi

ta.

tion. ,

Basting spools 1000 yds il cts

°` ‘Combs from 5 cents yto. 25 cen ‘ to go with nnir brushes. wire noir 31”* ‘““" Wh"-° l’°°“ “"4 °Y°“» 2 Y pins, 100 Pins to box, 2 boxes for 5 lard” l°" 5 `°°“t°' '. r > -

ce ts.

Ebony back at 25 cents

2 boxes for 5 cents.

2 cards black pins for 5 cents, Pearlbuttons, 2 cards for 5 ¢ei|i;g_ Mendins wool, 4 caros ior s cents. Marking cotton 2 spools for 5 cts. _ Afline of neck-wear including string

s. lace collars, embroidered sailor

collars at 25 cts.

cgelluty Pins for 5 cts set to 35

Tooth Brushes at 5, 8, 10, 15, to

40 cents.

Clothes brushes at 5, 10, 14, to

'I5 cts.

` Kid curlers, 2 bunches for 5 cts,

Darning Balls 4 cts each.

,cgack comb, worth to 65 cts, for 85

s I

Side comb. 10. 15, ‘zo otn oat. Ferret*-. 15 cts. sneu and amber. Cushion Cords, all _colors 20 egg, 'Hell' Pldr lisht. medium. nm dark brown. 20 eta. 0lu1dren’e susvenders from 12 cts

to 80 cts. `

Thimbles 8 for 5 cts.

sealed Berlin wool 2 sks for

Scvring needles, 2 pkg gm- 5 cbt C0l0l'ed embroidercry eilks for fancy silks, reiruler 5 ¢¢l. Ili. now 3 for

spool. V _ - _ _

ts 2 do! snaps for 5 cts.

Hair bandeau sellin at rice

s. s in -

mom pinned bet pino, 3 in pox B“'°°’-B"°"” B°"‘i-v lo “J °““

25.cts each. Patons. ’5~3l#lEetf. l. ___ .

sommumo vninv srmotal..

, 4 piece striped ratine 85 cts, 49 in ‘l-W0 $0116 ellrilled cord ‘B5 cents. _ a mono white, nine, and rink oat- meal cloth ao cents; ` ' K _

86 in Print cotton 'B cents, 86 in English7 cotton 10_c`ent`e.: ‘ 1 36 in Fine Peroile 12 cents. White, Blue. Mauve and Pink 'Cord 15 eta, _ All oi the shove lilies are worth from 2 to 4 ctsa yard more than above prices. _' _ ' ' .

American Batista in pretty designs,

two tone Cotton Wli'ip"cord ‘$0 `ct`e., in 4 shades 22`cents., _' ' ' 25 »Paramatta Rainprobf Coats

75 Ladies' Bllék cloth skirts 25 o. s. 1.nuies'n Zskii-'ts $2.50. allsizesupto ` as Mme. skim, _bison a 'rweec elects $1.00. 25 Black a-hid colored mr wnm latest ¢ini‘¢n_i ease. as Misses' dresses 98 cehfts. _ "fs whitedreesee for-_-vlit_tie\giris _ts

our, 95 'ct

1-4, 11%-h V

Vim' r r _,--

m°l~°1P°l1shes, scrub bru

.3,79“.W3n_tt° Pltk from a

sec our stock

I ` .5 _ See Our

'rifwin noone. cm.

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House Clean l ing H 21118

" This is house-cleaning gifiie °‘_"id.°__Y°}1 Willneed mops, _ _ _I‘°0l1lS,vi}rn1she$,oil.`Wood and ' _“_ shes, ¢`3`l¢HIl¢I'3.-a_ild othgf use. _“ h°\1_s=~¢1¢=;umg»h=1ps.\1f

..._ =, ent atasmall pm-e- ~»

-Fennell f 6%

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