, . y , . _ ‘Omens 26,1926 _ . _ Central Guardian

HALOWEEN TEA in st. Jrihcc Church Hall next Thursday,

“yam would! we”

DR- JOHN‘SON"S OFFICE will be closed until November 3rd.

ED’! TAXI day and night lor- fillb- Phone 887 or till-J.

, . LOADING LIVE J-IOGB at Ken- Bllislon on Thursday 28th till noon. Harry Jenkins. 2236-10 23-41

. COME T0 THE L. of O. hall to the l-lallow e'en Tea and enjoy a flood chicken supper.

. ' 2165-10-20-1wk.

u i.o_ mo LIVEHOGS at North . Wild-Q‘ . o on Wednesday, 27th, ‘IOTQHOOII, Harry Jenkins.

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mung; Approved" in ' Mat Soup! Rlllrlltceinfgfli

THE ROGERS HARDWARE ciimlilllly sell Community plate to the trade at Factory prices. , 2234~10-23-3i . —-.--- VTHE OFFER for the best Prem- ium yet. closes on October 30th. Do not be late and miss this opportun- iltyof securing a very handy and nsefuhcase oi needles with your -—-4

subscription. , LARGE ASSORTMENT oi‘ Corn- nruriity Pluto at guaranteed prices at the Roger's Hardware Company Lirrri-ted. 225H-10-Z3-3i THE SALE OF STOCK oi‘ Ste veii llolyimi is postponed till’ to~ O day. 'l‘rieiulay 26th at some hour. t 2284

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. hsve in stock old Sydney‘ nod, lnverness. ' Sprlnghlil n Round, Albion Stove, Albion Hard, Chestnut and Stove slso Bcsco Coke.

co your order now. cithor for dlsto or future delivery.

n. ciiiis s. iio.

PHONE 176

HALLOW E'EN TEA in 1.. of c. flail on Wednesday and Thursday, 27th and 28th, in aid of Charlotte- town Jiildliliiii. Ten tables, fancy tables and candy tables.

2165-10~20-1\vk.

PERFECTION LEGHORN breed- ing pens for sale. Perfection Mash best feed for priiieis. Trial bag 100 lbs. delivered your station $3.25. Everett llowati, (‘rhiletoiL

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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 27th and 28th L. of C. hail. Hot .ruppcr—ii‘oncy and Candy tables. Come and enjoy yourselves and help ii good cause. 2l65-10-20-1wk:

AUCTION SALE or w. A. Bow- ness’ furniture and household ef- i fects will take place at Crapsud,

." l‘- _‘0ct. 28th. — H. F. ‘Morrison, Auc- tioneer. 2270 25 3i . ., a

FUR‘ MARKET-Messrs. C.’ M. Lampson & Co, report by cable -/ the fol_lowing: Opossum 10 per ;j}1‘,cent lower than last Spring. Mink ;same as last Spring. Muskrat sold Iwell. Raccoon sold well.

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LIVE HOGS.—We will be buy- .ing live hogs Friday, Oct. 29th at St. Peters. Government Grader will be present and highest prices paid

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uiccordingly. C. E. Pratt and Sour A i , ' , 2284-25-3i °"" ""l""°"* °' FA“- ? IMPORTANT NOTICE 1'0

ULBS has just arrived dir- ct from LISSE. HOLLAND-

This shipment comprised icholco LARGE FLOWER- Nli BULBS of FIRST SIZE II

‘HYACINTHS (Double and ingic) , TULIPB, (Double and ' Ingle)

NARCISSUS

DAFFODILS

CROCUS

ADVERTISERS- Advertisers are “' respectfully reques ed to see that ,tiieir advertisements for the Guard-

‘lan reach the office by noon of the ‘i; day rpreceding publication, other '3' wise insertion will_not‘\be guaran- ‘ teed. On Saturday ads must be

received by 10 A. M.

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FINE CATTLE-Five fine cat-tie raised by MI‘. J- C. Irving, M. L. A, of Vernon River, were weighed recently on iihe City Weighscales. Tho heaviest tipped the beam at FREF-sl/K 1on0 1b.... and the others weighed DARWIN TUl-IPB. E"- ms, 1250. 102s, 1000 lbs. respect- s," yo‘. a copy of our ._. iveiy. They were bought by ‘the gm U91‘. we pay POBT- i\ firm of Saunders and Newsiom. 0E on nil MAIL ORDERS. ——-——-—i —--——-- nytimo during the month of p CTOBER will be the but . lme to plant BULBS. They ro on solo st our BOOK TORE.

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ofessional Cards

. J. Fergus Donnelly

VETERINARY SURGEON adusto Ontario Votorlnsry College, 1907. Capt. Royal Army Veterinary Corps, London, Eng. iilcc-E. Ferguson's Stable.

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VETERINARY SURGEON Xe: examined for purohsscr. bsrotory tests mode for poro- snd other discuss.

Great George Strut Custom and Nlsrinc Building. Phono 804.

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l-IILLY Fall temperatures are making many throats sore. hoarse and irritated.

A chill gives the opening to bronchitis, and to the danger- ous germs of many other respiratory diseases.

The uickcst snd best remedy is in the res ‘bresthe-sbie Pc tablets which. no they dissolve on t c tongue.

ff d" i th t so 1Y5. ‘ihc"'iir¢':§§“ lnftzmtiie fiirtmst

linth.

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recesses of the lungs. Pe csrfY A , , healing snd hcslth wherever: cy go. ‘ I Irwin. OOLIEITOR. I'm- ... "rir’-'r.'l'r'rf..r'rlr"c'°s<i'or°r.'lf.ir‘lrdl.'i onoy to osn - “ inner recesses whc gsrg es on or- IloolgOhsi-iottctovlmhl-l- dlnsry throat norm never touch. .v ‘ C ' sfcyvof these silver-indicted l . C. C. : d Pcpsts Ieislooscin the ket. Toke » one whenever the Int sign of °' N- Y- p". ‘nun. "tin. ' ' op ears. A Pc In. lflloll School snd H00". tho mouth every our or so, lien

the sir you breathe and protects sgslnst infection dengue.

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'0 limited to Eyt. Ilfl 0" slid ‘I'm-oat _» . "iiiyps and Iupplying Ginsu our», Isycr Iulidlng Orost George ltroot

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oi oilolnaois n! new ‘minced . u m. m; 4.: mi this. ‘i... s. a... ...~.:r.......' -

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I CLARKE BROSl Mi. Stewart

will buy‘ live poul-t-ry each Wednes. duv- Hisiwsi Prices, zzsi-io-zo-si

LIVE POULTRY ‘s: wanted daily by F. J. Holman, Clrmwn. 1'09 Prices guaranteed.

PERKINS - Hickok-A very t-he home c-i Mr. and Mrs. George F. rl-lickox, Baylston S1,, Janmlm, Plain. on Sartur-diay evening, Sep- tember 25th M 3 0'O|0Ck when their sister Luella MacDonald was unl- ted in marriage to MrfArthur liar. old Perkins of Everett, Mass. The ilelflmflliy was performed by the Rev. ‘Frederic E. Heath o1 the Fir-u Baptist Chprch of Jamaica’ Plailn. The rbrlde was given in marriage by her- bmther Frederic, and looked Veil’ charming In a white sown of Seorgette crepe and lsce, ‘wearing the bridal veil iwllquet of white roses and infant breath. Mrs. George I-llckox imknd very graceful as matronqif honor in =1 buff colored sown 0t‘ embroidered‘ georgette crepe and carried a bc-u. qnet of pink roses. Tnegitoom Hlllllioried by Mr. George Hick x, brother of the ibride."‘Gh Promise M8." was rendered very beautifully by Mr. Earl Chandler, The bridal party entered the parlor tc- the strains of -tire "Briday Chorus" play ed by rMr-s. Chandler and took their places uiiiid artistic decorations of potted‘ plants and cut ‘flowers. After the briduy party illlti been.- received Mrs. ‘Chnrrdler sang "Love Sends a Little (lift of Roses”. Ilofresliments being served t-iie happy young cou- ple left auiid u. shower of rice and coirfetti ifor their new home qn Chcstirrit Aves .lamaica Plain. m;

Rub your scalp with lllllllillr-Il llnlmont

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PERSONALS

Mrs. ‘Williard Waugih and daught- 91‘. Miss Waugh of Aiberion, are spending n ‘few days in the city.

Mr. Alexander-V C-rrrliam has re, turned to iris home In Summer- ifiile. New. ‘ant-.- uurhahrg the funeral of his mother, Mrs, Mm‘. dock Graham, Bradaibaue.

Mrs. John Alden Carpenter, ‘r-‘Tllflflgo society leader who has ""7""! l0 limfii a hobby for inter- ior- (ieflorallon, has designed-a cog meiiqire ‘salon and lounge in the theatre which is the tsbk of the town. French. maids distribute scented Cblrirettes to iwomen guest-s. . .

I}. S. Razors Join List Of Brit--

p ‘LONIDON, Oct. 25. — The Amen. -an safety razor has novvr. been added to the two other pet diam.“ of a large number of Britishers- American Dilly! and Americai’ films. h Th9 HOUSE 0i’ Commong ha; eard,a lot about safety razors since the ‘British army decided tc issue them to soldiers-many yearly after most other large coun-

ioned razor.

l‘he suspicion that British tom‘ "I195 mightlie forced to shave wit)‘ American safety razors r-nlned 3mm TOW. but the War Office iir slsts both the razors and tlic blades will ‘be British-made. i Sir Alfred Butt is tired oi the complaints about imported plays and made this statement: "l know there is a small minority who con sider it a desecration that a musi ‘ill-l Dilly imported from Amerlcp should be successfully producer] n1 ‘Driiry Lane Theatre, but l am ruth er sickened with all this chant."

Case of "Rose Marie"

He" was speaking of “Rosie Marie. which has been running without interruption for eighteen nroiiths at ’l‘he Drury Lana ha, earl"!!! iltilflffigfltiiig more ,thnn £1r85.000 and has turned the theatre from a losing to u Iiighl) profitable playhouse.

"Afier all. art has no irational Iiy". Sir Alfred said in his repnri to Drury Lani: stockholders "l am satisfied ilint tire ninre than twc million persons who have seen tlr< play w-cre ruorc ilelitifllllfli from i‘ national point of view than the) would have been by rnuiry of tlrr so-called ‘intellectual’ plays which

_ depend largely upon sulaciousnesi-

and sensuality i'or their success." And Then U. S. Movies

‘This was s punch at Basil Donn with whom Sir Alfred had a row about the production of "Rosie IMarIeJ’ Dean threw up his coir nection with the theatre and pre dlcted "rRose Marie" would be a failure.

have been about as futile, appar- ently. as those directed against American plays. and many other American filni stars drew record crowds in spite

have made upon .A erlcan films.‘ ‘British picture theatres by a majority vote decided against a plan which would have forced them to show a certain quota of British-made films.

Says Pictures Depend Upon Creative Genius

l-IOULYWOOD. Oct. 25. — Upon creatie ‘genius the motion pic- ture industry pins its hope of con- tinued success. Producers agree that originality is the fuel for the picture vehicle and creative minds must not be restrained ‘by rules.

John McCormick. motion picture nggqntlvo, declares that the screen's greatest hope for better entertainment lies with the writer who can tiring to his work c fresh- ness of treatment. Directors, he says, who con interpolate human bits of business. are tho insinlioyl of production. and should noni- be hampered ‘by s consciousness of

studio resolutions.

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and carried an,

_ miled liri- carver oi‘ llroi lnirrrl. and

ish Dislikes

tries hail abandoned the old-lash!

a erui authorities.

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

pretty wedding was soleimnized at

ave ‘Study, izT-Zac Ban ' » _ For Geologists Ollcmsmetlcs

_ , REVAL. EsthoniaTOct. 25.— Cos- -'R’3CHEPORT' "M°-- Oct- 23- —-'metics are contraband in Esthonia. ‘en ezigpins ‘for student outing-m] Nevertheless. Esthonlgn women 1nd a su jest oi study for geologi- mnn e to give the“. complexkms cal field trips from the University u“, n19,“ part3 Um. and mere is of Missouri the ‘Rocheport cave, appH-enlh, no lack or “psuckt near here. once was the den of riv- 353mm,“, ‘vomen 8,130 nlunage m er immms “m1 (he have" m" 93ml)‘ get perfumes. toilet waters and hair

11K horse thieves. 1 . 1. The cavern. a deep recess in the '_,£.?,.na,§:e_“1l m are Suggestive of

rolling hills of central ‘Missouri, is An effort w“ Once made m “W

rance. about 50 feet high. and half ‘minim; ohmmed the“ "met Vie?‘ that wide is screened by heavy llii- affiggnt; fiafifsfflgrfififgxl: ler br-irsh. tli i s ~ : . wruipletely cothtcieiilrls ‘llfllilelliilifilililllllll-Zfl)" nlatlargtiuglfll}..nlfsl a? m how "my AM‘ In lire crlnoliuir‘. days when“ ‘ Um "Ommg Rochcport was mic-oi’ lire iuosl iiiportant river points between ‘Si. Louis and Kansas City, folk lore. ‘ecorils the (rperoliirrrs 0|‘ a baud oi’ ‘Ivor pirates who regularly strip mil lire wliarves oi‘ barrels of sor- iunr, iroxss of provlsioirs uiidoilr , n" commodities. Tire loot. “'21s rtorvti in, the cave. A fight be- tween iiro river robbers and a "rouse of cur-aged boatrncrr attire iioutlr of Ihc cave Is said in have

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Actress Who Can

dlONDfiN, Oct. 25. —-Tlre list of actresses wliu can sing, 41,‘; well as act include Miss Elillil Best, who takes the parl oi‘ the "Constant Nympb" in the drariratizcil ver- 'ri0ll of Margaret Kflllllfiiifoi novel.

Mario Tempest begun hor- stage career as a vocaist, Miss Violu, 'I‘reo once chcrjshetl hopes 0f sing- ‘rig in opera. iJulietNeIl-son was a "I10, Blliiser, and her iiniigiiterr‘ Phyl- ll-r Neilsorr-Terry has inherited ‘ ‘ier talent. Mario Lolir [iossess- €""'* T. ‘.3 a well-trained voice, Lily Bray»

Queen Marie to . Zillillfiiifi21112231323521.3252‘; Visit Montreal

1s well n4 irer nioilior, Isabel Jay did. when loading in musical COIIl- eily. MONTREAL, Oct. 23. —Qireen Marie of iRunrauia and those ac- Jompanyring her in the drive around the city of Montreal will be permitted to enter- Monnt ‘Royal Park in automobiles. which is con- trary to municipal regulations. Her Majesty. Prince Nicholas and ‘Prin- _ ress Ileana, will arrive here on Wednesday morning. _ “if there is any objection,“ said Mayor Martin yesterday at the meeting of the General Reception Committee, “the fine will be but

.lie lives of several of its rnerrrbtrrs.

Horse thieves in later years would hide in the cave when the vigilantcs pressed them too closely. ltsbas many chambers null winding tunnels.

Plans Ocean Highway Along Spanish Trail

ArRiAiNSAs PASS, Texas. Oct. 25. —S\vashbuckIing gentlemen. wiro>e business instincts led them ia-r sficld__when Spain was in irer glory, have supplied Col. Sam Robertson of Brownsville, Texas, with o. ro-

$10.00. » ‘ _ , _ -By motoring directly to the llilfisgtcmilzlzifififgund m‘ ‘m “mm mountain top, the royal visitor, " '

Colonel Robertson is building an

will weather" permitting. (ibtain one ocean driveway along [he low w‘

)l' the most picturesque panoramic riews on the continent.

immediately on irer arrival here ;he queen and‘ her party will‘ be tendered s reception and later‘ tak- m on a tour of the city. Visits .vill also be made to Niofiill ‘Uni- lersity and the University oi Mont ‘eal, in the afternoon.

As (Queen Marie is coming to Montreal unofficially. no guard of honor will be provided by the fed-

These strips of land stretch for hood-reds of miles up tile coast from Brownsville and lie Wllillll sight of shore.

l Drive On Island Beaches

The, ‘proposed ocean drive- way will ‘be tire longest iir the world, and Povihen it. is completed. autolsts may drive from Browns- ville to Corpus Christi, 'i‘exas, over the island beaches. ,

Pirates of ‘the Spanish main have‘ cast their glamor over this st-retcbi of siiiril. More than 400 years ago, tradition rsaysfa fleet of girli- eons, laden with ilie Ifratcd trienn- ures ni‘ the Montezumas, sel. sail from tire New World fnr old Spriirr.

MALE MANNEQUINS

PARADE IN LONDON LONDON. ‘Oct, 25.—lllale"rnaii- nequins paraded this afternoon be- ‘ore purchasers of men's clothes ’n a-talloring establishment on Re- zenrt Street, Messrs- Dickins and Jones. t “They arre paid at the same rate is girls for the some amoiiirt oi’ work," said a representative of the firm, when asked about ‘the inno- vation. "Presumably these boys intend taking tire 10b seriously Al- ‘caily ltrhey have hail great success ‘ii sirowlng off ‘the newest models of motoring costumes. lit is a lob that sirouid‘ appeal ‘to Muse aborus boys as a side line. since 'hey are riralned in the art of wean‘- ng all sorts of clot-hes and Wllik-

Scene Of Buried Treasure

A tropical ilisturbauce ctr-st tlic fabled armada about. drove it out» oi‘ its course for days, and finally wrecked the fleet on tho Texas coast. u five days march north of the Rio Grands. rMore than 300. survivor‘..- are aid to have escaped by rrraking their way overland to‘ the .Panuco river, now the shipping, outlet for the Mexicali oil fielder‘

‘ng well." _ irear Tuiiipico. ‘r j-—'_<°'>—-"“‘ This treasure is supposed ‘ to- "“'""" *""""C'*"""N “MT have been buried somewhere along

I) I HNOLV EH BLACK ll ICAIIH

.\'u Illllfi‘ squeezing iiiirl pinching to n-i rlii oi‘ liiusi- unsightly |)|(‘lI_\itli|I"N. ‘lluvkin-iuls. 'ljlr<~rl~ is one simple, inifc. ‘inil iiiiri- wily to got fliom out. iiiiil iliiit ‘s lo iilsmrlvi- (lot ‘ulmiri two mucus of pl-roxlni- powder frolil your lriigirlsi ~ sprinkle ll iillic on ii iiol. rot i-lirlli-ruii briskly over Hi0 black- iii-uils for o few seconds-wash lin- inrts. llllli ovary iliill‘kill‘l’lt| will be gone. r Pliiulrliig iriiil squeezing nut liiiii-kliciiiiil lliiko lsrgi-r pores, oiiii you cniinotqlt-t ill of llu- iiillPkilflfltltl out lists wily-

the course over which. the pleas; urc caravans oi‘ modern America soon arc to travel. Occasionally

of tllre sandy hills near tire shore. and mum-iii. sporadic soa-rcirlug has been done.

Signs Of Old Armada

‘Several years ago, h man by the

Sing And Act

ini; islands off the ‘coast of Texas. '

coins ‘have been picked irp iii one I

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New System oi Handling Baggage

JlQNcros. s. in. Oct. 2a. ~~ infective Nov. lst a new systcm mlellili; “Collect delivery system" 0i baggage from railroad stations throughout the Dominion will go into effect on theCanadian Nation. ill illailway, "e" HYBlEm rill to facilitate tlrc halldiillg 01' baggage for passengers on the ruilwiiyswiien. the new sys- lem goes into effect baggage may be checked front any point on tbc Canadian National iR/aliways to any

l destination iu.t.lie United States or

Canada and will be delivered to the address specified without further- action on the psrt of the traveller. A rrasscnsfll“ °" Purchasing his ticket "l WVllIflilJei-i‘. ‘Monctou or all)’ other point on the system and desiring to have his baggage deliv- ered to his home or to his business address will on checking his bagg- HEB give the desired address and inay thereafter rid himself’ oi‘ any care and worry regarding the ar- rivaI-of baggage at the proper‘ dos- tlnatioii. The delivery charge will be collected frorri tire owricr- when delivery is made by the delivery transfer company. ‘This will be tho usual charge varying in differ‘- crri. cities and ilcpeniling upon thr- tlisioiiire Iianilorl or hauled.

i-mm-m-w VICTORIA wEsT SCHOOL

llrouour Roll 0f Victoria West Sciiqol for "Iiiiililil oi’ September. Klrade VlLlll, Florence l-Iirmari; ' Allan Moore.

Grade VL-P-i, Chester You. tirade V. Six-i, lluzcl lrlrrman; 2, Ethel Yea; Ii, Bertha Enrnnrr.

lloward Moore.

Grade lV.—1, Russel Euman; Gladys Smith; 1i. .l)oi'is MUUPP.

tirade I. Sr'.—l, Daisy You; May Smith.

RASH IIBHEI] All THE TIME

0n Face. Skin Sore arid Red. Heaied by Cuticura.

" I was troubled with s rash on my face and the skin was sore and red. it itcbfi and burned all the time causing me to ch, and the scratching caused eruptions. My fscc looked Icrrible, and the trouble lasted about four months.

" l used other remedies but did not get results. l began using Cuti- curs Soap Ind Ointment and got relief in a short time. l continued the treatment and in about six weeks i was completely healed." (Signed) Miss DorisWhite,R.F.D. l, ‘Frultlnnd, Idaho, Oct. 2, 1924.

Cuticurs Soap, Ointment and Tnicurn promote and maintain skin purity, skin comfort snd s kin health often when all elsc falls. sunni- Iuis Yros lhll. Addrul Cliillliln Depot: 1mm», tLlloutnnlf Prlcmflolp 25c. Ointment s an m. rricmosc.

n“ Cuticuri having Stick 25c.

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The purpose of the,

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Serve- it QlIiCk and hot

SHREDDED

Strength for the day's work

Grade I. .lr'.—l. lleverlcy .\'iuci.cu- BABY POISONED WHEN

nan; 2, Arthur Moore; 3, Edwin, GWEN WRONG MED|c|NE Mac-Lennon. Perfect Atterriiaircc -— l-‘lorenr-i- MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Oct. 2:3.

lCrinran. ‘rilaiel Enmau. Bur-lira lCrr- ~l'.ac of lactic at-‘d Ins-tend 0f coil mun, Allan Moore, (iloilys Smith. liver oil has resulted in the death Sterling tiuurpbell. Artbirr Ailrurc, of one baby and lire illness of eight

l-Tllwiu others at a local hospital. Two i<llliilllll,ilill“.~il.'fl have been iIiAiIIIiHSOIi.

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licvcr‘Ii-y Nlliiiirtfilllilli lillli Ma(-l.eiirriiir.— .\urr|c I. teat-iii‘ r'.

ipeless Furnaces

Grade V. Jr‘.—~l, Irene Moore; 2.

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The Mark of Quality 3

When considering the installation

i T T i i I li f; “"A"'“f_'_' oi a heating equipment of any kind ’ _ WHY EXPERIMENT when you ai- g ‘ ready know that the FAWOETT - PIPELESS FURNACE will put a CHEERFUL H-OMEY ATMO$- PH ERE in any home. Stoves and such like heating apparatus will heat individual rooms ONLY be- sides being dusty and dirty. The Fawcctt Pipciess Furnace heats the whole house and makes no dust or ‘ dirt anywhere and will not heat your cellar. There are many advan- tages in buying a "FAWOETT" some on‘ which are: EXTRA HEAVY ASBESTOS be- . tween casinos in order to conserve