Daily British Whig (1850), 10 Jun 1898, p. 4

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FGR/` FIRST BDMMUNIUN I vtawllt 20 Dozen Children's Vests, sleeveless, 4c each. 25 Dozen Women's Vests, half sleeve, Ribbon Trimmed at 15 each, worth 20c: 25 Dozen VVomen s Black Cotton Hose, fast black, seamless, IOC pair. "* 50 Dozen Women's full fashioned Hermsdorf Dye Black Cotton Hose, spliced heel and toe, 12%c pa1r'("l.2l,l...\..'.. En:-L I)l....I. `DH-`kn ! (`A54-nu LIA.-A rats [On Saturday pair. pain . Ana/_;\-o Women's Lisle Thread Hose, full fashioned, fast black Hermsdorf Dye, 25c pair. Men's Seamless Cotton Sox 5c pair. Men's Seamless Cotton Sox, 3 pair for 25. Men's Full Fashioned Black Cotton Sox, fast black, spliced heel and toe, 2 pair for 25. rm-`Boys Ribbed Cotton Hose, fast black, at 10C and 12'/c. 1IT-._-_..`- T 2-1.. 'T`L...__.1 11-..... l'..II t'....L:.......I f....L Starr & Sutclie, FORMERLY RICHMOND 4} 00. I18 and I20 Prlnceau Street. "Print. at 5o.I'oh8o__|nd looylnl. man, so. vonyfq. yud. Tsblo0iI-Oiothaul6oynd.vorth20c. ` , _ ' Tub]: Linons|I!5c.wor1h 85-2. Ina rhino at 81.15. tau: 31.75 PInid8ilh`|l45c.wutIh65c. Pnncy ' snt85c.I"ot|I|5&. Women`: Black Oouon Boa nI.lI}c,votIh!0o. u n N u Woman`: Vnb. lnlhlunn. It 56. Iodhsc. O_hildnn`a Vanni dcnndh. Olgilclnwn Black Cotton Ribbed Hum 10:: pair. B'dnutl5cvotth20c.IIl)cvut1h2lc.- V Rib|ions.IAceo.BndklIhioI.uddIin'obdaI'out|t@j.' ShinWnith|t50c.Iu|lI75c. " *-~ u to at `L25. V AnIonoolIhnnImhIpiInnHh(Ial'ng0dd THERE ARE LoTs:- 201- PEOPLE QnickPrica.SunllPriccl.I|syPrieu,u'oputuI to gut and: WO0DS FAl_Ig. av Iilluns you \.A n `lgbovgzen Womer;'s with half sleeves at 5c `Children's Fast Black Ribbed Cotton Hose Ioc .1\lisses' Fast Black Ribbed Cotton Hose 12I,4c -v- - ---cu. -u..--w- vs vy-uryvnvv ucy`m-scwIn; uaamm-uoo|: cuo-o|eaoaary-camc Ivan: -Clocb--WntchIo-$llvcrwIn. A Ntllll 09 I 70" Cl", Wm THE .1 . CROIX `OI MFG. CO. olunln you I caulogun n .1-_ .-|-"H `N. N'._ What a Time for Bargains. at the Clearing Out of the TAYLOR & (20. Stock; Just the Balance of this Month and the chance I: gone muse for so suEi'3ap Wrappers: A choice 01 4 kind: at Jack Knlvu ~ Buumul Bound looks at Ital- 4 kind: at 5cluon-|on klnd-olnrl ltd uthon-Boob cl Punt- tlnd-rouud point-sharp point and ' Luther Puun-IOInI Coot Button Hole scluoru. Books ` ` For a larger number of 'Vrappcrs:- nn__-n_- a-_. _- nn--; ___ -__-_ 1---- Comer Ptinoou and Wellington Blroou. Nearest Agencies-D. W. DOWN EY, Brockville, THE KENNEDY CO.. Limited,Montreal. is 25 Surprise s3,a'B'v7r3Bpers we gm FREE: lslauladhodlo. lotlholnnou Bldudolrn |.nlPcncIIn. Acboloodnnut -uyDoutIlulPIcuru. Ann auction at tho hunt novels. I luluouolup-to-dntolulu. Acuuaan. 1 E'STORE OPEN EVENING S. respectfully call the attention of the ' respectable houses of the country and will sta th test of wear and tear. We give you quali gxgll as the lowest price. NO .APPROBA'I`ION DURING SALE . . R M ` n. -A V$`.;_:.` . JUNE SALE.` QIK VIII "XII Inlhn M ""..""... ...."'I'1'."k:.`..A"..f`n..u-. un- Ctnln Inch. Vow-Q `In? )lulltu-Ax will mhlo `"" (hunullfuilal TC jm W Q-Ann:-nun onus. JAMES RElD S. jlnljnmnnllng I ..,. In hiMI|Iun.honvur.lr. Dqdtuin Iolvilhni qupthy. Iionnclllin ptcyhavhohgnuanhkuvln. vholnvouuoinuuuuu vitllinnd hv0&uihlquII|inu I ptqns in All nIu;r& huh. and snack: cl tho gonlnnd vb inn-u-amnya.-and uugm. `-uh. Inn nlidlolil IIIIPIK and. viIInIlqndIspoli|ia.lhvonpnuul ajdohunhinu-niiin Ibpvcr nnnLIr.IuvqyuuhuutmIhhny Ihhhdliuuhnvchnilnh will - ....._.._.' ow. -v-`. nun: u-Jjrlul` iailiilhllhiht Ooovlogivuun nnchofhinIinomooIhcn.Iho.innpnb~ lie caucus uotolhnln in mid, in puhpuo touched it Inoanionlly hvnnulchvghtit iouoiupopnln ncguud Inllcydun int thonkyom hrio ninilhrviohu and: thin diam Ir. Drydon val doloutod in tho Int oloction. Ho npnnnhd I constituency in which ho had livod. in which ho had turned. in Ihioh hohnd hoonnopoctodn whichhohul tho condant and tapped olthoolochn in Ionnl pneding doc- uou. Bulthnn can 3 time whentho lillingol public omen med friction. whondinppoinhdupinnln had pa-tonal ptirilgcnhognlifundwhnn Ihoyclond n..x. g... 5.. -II M- I\.....4I..\. '_..L TRIBUTE TO MR. DKYDEN. A ruunrhhlo circumaunoo occurred the other day when u deputation repro- uentiug tho cattle. hone. uhoep, poultry and dairy unocinniuuu wuitod upon Mr. Hardy. the premier of 0mux`o.u:d u~ proud the hop that launching would ho A... 5.. ..A-:- ll- Y\-...I-._ :_ -32-- r-vu-v- ---w -vrv cu-w uvu-vvu--` wwu done to [stain Ir. Dryden in onion. Il- Y\.-.l._ _.- .I-l._A..I :_ AL- TIA opportunity is presented. apparent ly. ol doing Canada a beneb through the coming exhibition, and our government will rise to the emergency. Profiting by when tho British exporters have been say in to than the Canadiane should make their nesb and fullest exhibit. There : Inilliona in it vvuu u Canede should not overlook any oppor- tunity of Advertising itoelf. "If the space placed at the diapoeel of the dominion he inedequete it should he eupplemented, at its own expense. it need he. and to such an oxtent on will insure e Ieeeonnhle diepley of in products. Cnuede in timing to find A market in England. end to oncourege trade with the mother country by the in position of e prelerentiel terilf. Cenedn ha been urged to go lnrther than it has heretofore in chewing the people ol the old lend whet it hoe to eell them. and it cannot do thie better than through the exhibition referred to. It will bring multitudes together from all points in the kingdom. They will he in critical mood. but they will he lair. Il they find what they went in Camdinn rnenulnoturea they will set}: it. and show 1 preference that gear- enteee encceee. -cyan` nu -uvu -fr--nu uuuu nu ',vu . "The demands on their space. says bhe Ohtawa Citizen. "have given some trouble to the direooors. and they have made a pro posal to the premier of Canada that he should be otcially represented an the F.erl's Court: exhibition. where our wealth. resources. produce and manufactures would be brought: before the public of bhe United Kingdom. and that the limibed space bhab will be unsigned to Canada at Paris should be occupied by a selection of the more important exhibits displayed ab Earl's Court." TEMPERANOE MEN'S PLANS. The Templar. of Hamilton. haa euilered revereee. and it is pictured by the Hamil- ton Herald as being without the eympathy oi the liberale becauee oi ita attitude to- werde them. Its opposition to the Hardy government is accounted for on two grounde: (i) That it wanted to lee punv iabed those who were underatood to have given pledges and not kept them, and (2) th at it hoped for more lrom Mr. Whitney in the way of temperance legislation than Mr. Hardy eeemed likely `toygrant. The Templar has been very unreasonable. It bae wanted Mr. Hardy to do what he had not the power to undertake. according to the decieion oi the privy oouncii,and it has been willing to pin ite laithto a man ior eomething in regard to which ite iriende were afraid to interview him. of which it bad no aeeurance whatever. Why` should Mr. Whitney not have his opiniona as , well as Mr. Hardy ? Why should be not state what he would do if given the opportunity? He was non-committal in the last campaign. purpoeely so, and the Templar was satie- ed. Is it any wonder that some people take little stock in auch campaigning 2 Is it any wonder that the average elector is indifferent towarde the plebiscite when a leadi etnber oi the temperance alliance. Sena or Vidal, lays it wan not asked for, and that it it only supported as a contin- gency oi the timea? As an indication of public feeling upon an issue that is usually obscured by other issues. in appeals to the people. it is important that this plebiscite should be taken. his being provided in fullment oi the liberala' ante-election pledge. and it ie remarkable how many obstacles are being thrown in its way. .... v ...----.;.u -.a- voanvnnurnnn Cnnndn is said to have asked to: 00,000 oquoro loan of apnea in the Grostor Bribnin oxhibit-ion ID Earl : Court: in 1899, which is the exact apaoo devoted to all the Bri- tish colonies. viz: 35,000 square feet: in tiho colonial building snd %,000 square foot: in the main building. If this is done whnb will be done with Quoonalnnd, which asks for 32,000 zqnaro foot. and South Africa. H 500 foot. not to spool: oi the many abhor colonies. which will douhhloso send in their npplicnbiona you 2 II'lVL_ .-l-.........l- .... nL-r.. -...- _- H --_- LL- THE DAILY wn1G.| ADVERTISING CAITADA. "OPVOP pan o,.5_ D` 3 nun` (4l)A.11 j! ivnm, `i9RibA`;; :0, 1898. BC`. T UIIXLIJ. IIICITIIW I CII [ n Tho ex IIu'u8I.5i0 ~ '95. HI I ulna 3l0l.07. `lick. it unnhni1hd_|nnlu.-ninnLnnIpu.:L. W.Z"IIII W 'lUl.Ulu `IE5, II III docidad. In place in I Iuaktotho otulitotlho qnunibinhdny colohnlion connituoht I399. Thnqyu outilnd hnllumnnnnlnlmn nnvnnnh-munch T. McMahon & co; { {'--`..-..-.-.{::*.'.-.+.-.m-- I'\"`Ill'l\&llI|lOI`. Jo|nlluhy.dl o|tloI0.|Inh|nnp- uupcant t ugtill` ntncgv` exuudulnnthoqiqyincluoivotounriis unis llr.BuIoynauIInIhohtoWiI- linnBIute5u.ull'uillopu.IIooccnphd thlnuimnlunn-wvnm. A making of theqncufs birthday ult- hnuon mmmiuaovu boldlui owning forth purpose of neoiving uh lnnncinl report of the nontuy-tnuunr. W. M. Danna. Thin abound Ibo Kohl neoipn um bun s1_rm.n. including Ila ml` ljDT'.iI'C`llI thlpuilinnfunnqyyum lbu-toonlh ltnllsuvn. The greatest interact and cnthnnium io hoinghkon hynllrsnhovor thoN` an Full: And Hamilton clip on July Isa. oetn have nrnnnd for may puoihlo comfort in: the man. holh ngnnling their nlcopingnndneclgnnd tho uipinnnto boom at tho plasma our undorhhul by tho huhlson. Owing to tho upon it will ho impossible for :hohunIion In go on: mnnglhoo thnonythouonuooding ull tho dnlh will ho Ishon. Tho next n-Int`. an-snug ILS. go.-sin-p 2K;-n Q--no III IIE Illll Will I IIICI. I1 IRIS occun this evening, when every man nut he in bio plum. u `nuns: menu: wrun- Leon evening e no yeer-old eon of M. W. Conlinc. Earl street, wee I/an over It the corner of Bell end Wollingboo elroeta. About ten little children were pleying ehoun when e eingle hone end huggy ceme elong. They romeined in the med until the hone was ugon them. The driver reinod in the enunel. end pull- ed in upon in hind feet. end the young- ster. in hie excitement in getting out of the wey. ren right undemeeth the buggy. Both from and heck wheels went over him. but fenunetely he wee not ee- sionely injured. Thrpennte of the child were eheenu from homo, eo neighbors kindlyaooh him in end and for him. Wu:u7hroo nndrod bonus. The womoo`a council mints the board of oduoatiou to grant $300 towards establish- ing the teaching of domestic zacionco in connection with the \'.W.C.A. The [An- cutrian school hoird grnntod thou mm on condition tho!) I similar amount mu raised. nnd tho public school board is Asked to supplement: the grant. Thn mnllnr inn: runfnrrnrl n thn nnmnnit. EIIVIJIUIIIUIIII IIIU KTRINK The matter wuamton-ed no the commit- tooou lnnnagemanb. II Ina pointed out that before action could be taken tho question mush be oonaiderod in all its phuoa And the bond pub in ponouion of A" possible enlightenment on tho mut- III`. Lmmou, I )nL. N own. The Montreal Stu has I rognph coir coming I woman whom it ascribes on a young lady of middle Ago." There in nothing roumrhlrle about: that. Now. if she were on old lady of infnnuilo :30. or o baby of old age, it: might have been worbh mentioning. .\0\V \ 0I'K I'l`I`.`33a If who Spunioh admiral bud bud the ad- vnntago ol tomponnce education he woutd ham known club trouble would roaulb when he flew to him bobtlo. A feature of the interview with Mr. Herdy was the presence of several conser- vetivee, men who hsve been ardent work ers in the party. but men who are willing to lay eride their partisanship in order to pey tribute to Mr. Dryden. The Hamil- ton Spectator (Goneervetive) insinuutes that these expect some levour at Mr. Dry- den": bends, that they expect to be re- membered when he is purchasing. {or the government ferm. stock "which have the merit of casting a lot of money if they luvs no other." The inference is that theee independent men are boodlere. subject to psltry bribes, and a disgrace to their country. Here in insult which the conser- vatives will be cure to appreciate. ..y--vu-..-. -.v---.- The expenditure 0! the American ernmenu upon its war with Spain in oetimnted at two million dollar: per Wlnb will the hnfveeb be? A million dollars for uggroaaive church work. That's I tidy sum. but Dr. Potts expects the Methodist. church *0 raise it: as a twentieth cenbury ovenb. And in will be an event: if in culminates. The Hamilton Star says Sir Mackenzie Bowoll has set: himself up no u rock in a weary land. and, in remarks. "if there is no way of getting around the rock we bud better use dynnmifo and blast: ih. Sir Mackonzio had better take warning. One of clue conferences bu made A re- commendation to the general conference chub no the ladica have been forward in I department: of the church blush they be eligible for office as church oiciala nnd mambo:-c of conloronce. Do cll the Me- thodist clmrclma any "amen" to chub? llllnllllll 5pt3t`H\I.l)l`. when when goes up. hho price of broad rises promptly. When in goon down tha bikers no I long time gobbing the news. .\'o\v York l'r-`xx. I` ah; Hnnnigh Grand Union ` nnnnng Gn y, I22 Princess St. Kingston. You '0 In: or on non. Lomlou, I )nL. News. TM: Ilnnrrnnl 9}`: has n nnranrnv auu aw-In -nu Humlllnn Spevmmr. \N'hnn wmum nan piece in the ogricultuni department, nnd the ooneerutlve prints make light of the eeeertion. With them anyone can tnlk Agriculture and all thot ie incidental thereto: And they hove in the dominion government had the department odminle- tered in turn by 3 brewer. e lawyer, ond e. . doctor. With the aid of competent nd- vieore they did hlrly well, laying and do- ' lug what they were told. but better work has been had from Hon. Sydney E'ioh'er, who it e farmer. and one this in nbrent oi the timee. So it in in Ontario. A OM11- miuioner of agriculture could no doubt be T0005. but he would be a sorry eubstitute for the men who hue been no eignnlly euoceulul in the work he took in hand. Hon. Mr. Dryden is an able man. and one bu only to know him in order to appreci- nto that fact. IIIIIIIIL IIIC IIOUT IX WC! mu bun 8l.63l.l3. including tho J7, of ll Thnnxmnnn count] 599 WHAT THE PRESS PRINTS. A WOII Bonita-III loltilltn. _-_.t_.. -3 -| , ,_-_I- L,-_.m J _ `rho A dvnnnn or Tomponnco. `\'.u-5 II.-...... The You: In: no The canto. Io nl\ u r\An\I no .~..~ EDITORIAL NOTES. A (mild Bull 01:1`. BEAUTY`S EYES.j Cm guj 'Pl!nnn|wunuh. HOV. day- sollecttcdmgouo. dimitnuona dsnmnoolnrwnp Thoonlyvb IlII'IIU- III. -'III CUCIKI Uh I1l'lIll |::.C A. convention at Balk. Britne- ui. I-zsw Thompson. Bollovillo. in the gun 0! Min sun. Sydonhun mm 8. w. Ro;oruoo and wit. will lane in two wash than for England And the con tinont Tnni will Alknnd II.` wank!`- I'\)'.(lIl$UlT'l.'AI`IIIIIl Illllllll uon~ tinenl. Tony will stand tho world`: \' II CA. nnnv-union Al Rslln. R-rhin-_ Sooyougctcarunfs. Who look_upon ' bargain sales" with suspicion. They gure it out that no merchant can afford to sell goods at cost ( nd thus give 3:-tide bargains), so they shruzthrir shoulders an say. Oh, l n't believe Mr. So and So is selling goods ver ch p." Well, we dbn't know how others do business, but we do no that our stock must be reduced before July 1st (at which date the hange in busi- ness occurs), and we also know that we are offeri g the greatest bar- gains in Shoes ever known in Kingston. Ifyou are a judge of Shoes our prices will very soon convince you that we mean business. ... av-l -...- __\- v-u-~----. .. The nleuuor America will leave King. pron 8 n.m.. (hmmoquo 9;!!!) 3.111.. for Alexandria Bay on Thursday. Juno Him. to the gum! carnival ol water aporu hold than that day in connection with volun- laoot remen : neeociuion. Tho steamer will then run through to Brockvillo and nrg. Renaming luvs Ogdcnm bnrg 3 pm. A dolighllul nip. Only 50 rant; I SEE s titjufi%b}I* 800 Tho I! clocolllo Book: at Abonxothyh. They no in tho window. ID! snare. W. W. Ogilvle made a brilliant speech. in which he reviewed the development of the groin trade of Canada since his con- nection with it. When he first identified himself with the trade they weighed and measured the grain in bags. weighing about two bags in every twenty-ve and averaging the rest. Early in the forties he heard of an elevator at Cape Vincent, and in company with his brother and the architect for his company. S. Rieley. then chairman, also, of the board of steamboat inspectors, he went over to inspect the buildin . On the trip across from here. eight renchmen were drowned. and his brother nearly shared a similar face. It was in looking over the elevator they got their idea of a oating elevator. which they established in Montreal. but were limited to elevating 2.000 bushels an hour The capacity was improved until they elevated 10,000 bushels. which they thought was wonderful work. He and Mr. McLennan always had had great faith in the St. Lawrence route for transportation. but other capitalists thought otherwise. The northern railway was built to carry grain towards Chicago. and thence to the sea. The grain was taken out of vessels at Collingwood and put back at Toronto. and the company was told they would have to take their barges to Toronto. That scheme failed. The Central Ontario railway was built with connections at Georgian hay. They were then told they would havetoi.-end their berg: to Trenton. This also failed. The C. P. said it was going to monopolise the western grain trade. but that company cannot take one-third of it." The Parry Sound railway was nished` and proposed to take all the grain through . to Coteau to be transported into barges. "It will go the way the others that I have i mentioned. as far as the trade through the St. Lawrence is concerned." Then oven the St. Lawrence. the natural outlet is cheaper than any other route. even cheap or than the Trent Valley canal can be with its four feet of water. and cheaper than the Georgian buy and Ottawa route. and superior to the Georgian bay canal, which Toronto capitalists are building so much upon. What is the dis. tunes of a few hundred miles to the steamers Bannockhum and Rossmonnt. On `change in Montreal the other day, he handed Mr. Thompson a memorandum ti some grain he wanted landed in Kingston at a certain time. In a few minutes Mr. Tnompson handed back an agreement to have the cargoes here at a certain hour. The cargoes were delivered in Kingston ve hours earlier than agreed. This show- ed how well the shipping business was understood and handled. Mr. Kinghorn. Captain Gaskin. Insycr Livingston and alderman Ryan also spoke. III I UH ll-IUD"- Hugh McLsnnsn ropased "The Heultb ol the Oorporstion. unoil end the Eleve- tor Committee." In an Address. he refer- red to his lint landing in Kingston in the year l8i6. From then until the present his interests had been connected with the city. Kingston had siwsys carried out its agreements with his company and the company was always willing to recipro- cate. N ow that they were Anchored here` by the new elevator. they would do a gronter business at this point and would prove to the citizens their wisdom in granting the bonus. The increased trade and A better water route through the can nls would demand larger barges, in the building of which the city would receive its share. II ? III I'\...iI.... _....I- .. L..IIl.`_..L -...4-.-L Opinions of lane of the leading Oraln less of (Janada. Alter the civic elevator committee looked over the Montreal transportation nom- pany s elevator in company with the con- tractor and the directors oi the company. a ; light lunch was served in the parlor of the iBriti.~' American hotel, when an hour or two We: .9 spent in general conversation and s ch-making. Capt Donnelly, chairmen n the committee. preelded. and in speaking brie il y referred to the bacllwardness of the directors of the Montreal traneportatlon companyindroppingtheiroatlc e vators. which were a protable part of 3.. r stock The growing trade. however, demanded better accommodation, and an elevator hercwas u neoeeeity. The signal success oi the Prescott elevator. built by Prescott with the assistance of the McKs milling company oi Ottawa and Mr. amieson. proved conclusively to the MT. company the advantages oi such buildings at this section of the grain-carrying water route. The time ior demnrsgc expenses also had passed. Some people regretted that the city had not entered into unsgreement with the MT. company beiore the Mooers' elevator was built, but he was not oi the same opinion. If the company had been the ret to build and had erected such a building as it now has. it would have re- quired an extra amount of courage ior others to iollow. The chances are. if the company had built rst, Kingston would only have had one or two elevators at the most. 1I..nI. \.l_Y g.._... .-..........I ll'I\|... II-_lsL l IT. LAWRENCE IOUII. In FRAUD d Ooh) llroclvluo Am; Oxdonobnlg. _A_-._, -_ In I _ -_._- -III I__ .__ Llttlo LlV!n`Plll8s JOHN H. SUTHERLAND.[ [TAYLOR & co. STOCK. What a me For Picking! Wicks all sizes. 2 for 7a. TOOTH l lUlB-l000 good Tooth non lol no. ANN UALS--Wo have a for Boys` nnd Girls On Annuals Ieltmhioh we will close out at 81. Do not fall to get one of those. JELLY GLASSES. with tin covers, 850 Ind 40 I dozen. FRUIT JARS, all sizes, at popular prices GLASS LEMON BQUEEZEBS only Gd runnmsr m."r. mm. (`union Rats. mnnintinn of Hon. Rnh lull Jt\, all sizes, II popular pl`lO8 UDADD IADLIIULV Dwunnunuu vuq uuv. GARDEN Sl'lTS---8 piece (`union Sota. consisting of Hoo.R5h In! Shovel. for 10. FISHING 'l ACKLE---Roell. Trowling Bpoonl. Hid. Sinkera, Floaters Hook: of All kinds. Trowlizxg Lines. Fishing Lina, om lc up. Fishing Poles. Jointed poles. from 200 up to 33. . . `I13 Illllll HJIS SING 100 ll can. EXTRA.U'l`S--b'lrawberry, Vanilla, Lemon, Pineapple are some of tho urota. Lgrge bottles 30 for (Se. OIL B'l`?)VES--Suihble for your entire Summer cooking. Ono burner Stoves at 501:. Two humor Stoves gt. $1. Three burner Stoves at 01.50. Wicks for TOOTH PIOKS-1000 good Tooth Pink! for 50. a mun. r a I. |._-.- .. r..- n.....- .mI l1:.l. n-m An-mgln Inn uhinh in EARTHENWAI1E-RockingImm and Cane Ware, tn slmoht indiapon~ sable article in every household. 1 quart Pitcher, sale price 60. 2 Bowls. sale price 50. 1 large size Baker. sale price 50. 1 In size Nappy. sale price 50. 10-inch Pie Plate. sale price 50. 1 large aize oapot 150. 1 large size Cuspador 15c. nu A m rm.` w A nra#n.......n;.m Knftinu Ilum. rnnitn Pmmn-inn mm- blI.6 UllSpll00l' I 00. GRANITEWARE-I`reserving Kcttleajbeet Granite Preserving Kettles, 6 quarts, reduced to 250. Granite Bowls reduced to 100. Lerge size Pie Plates Be. Oblong Pudding Dishes reduced to 100. Ledlea reduced to 100. Beating Spoons reduced to Ho. Large size Seucepau reduced to 250.- SOAP-l-1 bars of Pure Electric Soup for 25. BORAX-A largo packege of Borax for Laundry use only 50. MATClIES-Eddy's best. Telephone Metohos, lug! boxes, reguler price ' I 10c, sale price Be. Bll00MS-lIand made ggod green com Brooms. sale price 10:; STARC1I-l lb. of pure lnnd selected Starch in e lovely chrome box to be sold at Be pound. , BAl\'l`.\G l`0WDER-l lb. can Vienna Powder on Saturday for 100. It until this sale 15 can. I5\'rl'\I|ttI7n(V \lA I \'-...iII.. T--`An Di.u.\-nnlA nun (nun: nf an ,.- __|_ .._.._- `l J each. SATURDAY BARGAIN DAY We are going to give the publioxsonie big bargains in Hosiery and Underwear. At the following prices the selling will be brisk and lively. -its Anna `X7.-.........`..\7.-..-Ln n--:0-`u n`AAun4nn at -t\ ALL SALES FOR CASI:I.

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