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' ‘ ~ ' ' _ ' i: 5? i _. _ i. “ $~~\,_= --.-y\’§»,,~-'J_t,._‘ __,-_‘_,_:.,_;~i¢___,:, ‘ .iff ;. ,..‘_.§,_*,,_-,_____.,___ _.N

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f' 5- 19141'__f“ """"`i _ i ` ~ ' _ "'i frnu_fcHARLo1'rsTo_w_u GUARDIAN ' _ . ;»A¢,_E'q-;;gp5g‘;' - _

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'~‘i-.f -' - ._ --

"' " coN1'rilau'rloNs or -rue » S 'r Gallant M.L.A. Pliiiivllla.

, The mde _array that you oAlnvlNo %o__m_§A2|Tg__AND_ in Charlottetown on Tuesday. ` ` we _mu._.gIv.e hleqwlth every

is Store make it very easy 'rlie following is it nrt or tile crm °“ 1° the sity

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How are you hooked up -.on (ch_e`st I protectors and Chamois Vests?)

We’slshowing some very

__n_ew_o_nes at $1.00 that are rifine. ’ Crutches-'_l`russes-- Sup- porters, _Hospital goods, Sur- _ gicalsuppiies. J "This ‘is_"‘t'he place for ev-' gerything in the drug line.

1 E. A. FOSTER

` ' Central Durgstore,

_ Snnnyside ‘ - P. S`.i-¢‘-W.‘e' carrylan excellent 'giine of Ilot Water Bottles and _.Fountain Syringes.

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it is' ‘ Never too Late

amend. Sn nn matter what happens to youi latch. Send it arcundltn me

F.S. Mitchell

'l`lie Pirlcilcal Wzlicfi and Clock Rcpzllrer 268 Cuccli Ft, Viizlriuilt town

_ Public Auction

-.Ot valuable farm of 100 acres of land

nt.,l.largt¥te, l‘riiice_ County and perso- nal prop tty of tile-late Newton L. McArthur." _

Tile iiiidersigiied Execuiors of the

last will and Tostanlent oi' the into Newtoll L. McArthur, into oi' Margate in Prince County iurillel' will set up and sell by Public Auction oil the preiiiises at Margate at _the liour of vwo o'ciock ill the utteriioon

On Thursday the iifth day _of November next A. D. ' 1914.

ALL that valliablo fnrni and prcnlis-

es i-.olisistiilg ol' 100 acres oi' land own- ed ill ills life tlnli- by the lute Newton Li McArthur with the buildings tliereoii.

This properly is oile of the finest

in the county and is ina l\ii;i\Sl11tG Of

ll

cultivatlo .

'ALSO at the sailie tinic and Difl-1'-0 all the personal properly i1<’§SUB=““l by the deceased coiisistiilil 01 \\<_"‘5”5 cows iiild other fnrin stock and tarni- ing inipleiliciits.

l'l`ornls 'und conditiolls at sale. 2-For further piirtivulurs apply to the iindersigneil bixeciltors at l{ensiiii§- ton. '

JAMES KENNEDV»

' wA|_ooN l-l. oAnnAcii. ` Executors.

hM `

Hu" niitiiitiiiiiér. 0251-10-2SmSi

The Tyne Valley Dairy

Cemnaiiy . . . . . . . ...ii

The Orwell Dairy (Iom-

Dlmy . . . . . . ... (Flats) 21 735

Tile New Glasgow Dairy

Cvmiwny _ ...... .. ...is 1350

The Park Corner Dairy

Company .. . . . . . . . ... 11 825

The Lot 16 Dairy Co.... 9 675 The Stanley Dairy Co... 20 1500 The Kensington Dairy Co, 3 225 The Sumiilerside Dairy

Lo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 7 525

Tile t_'}rand ltiver (West)

Dairy co. . . . . 1:: 975

The Hillsboro Dairy Co.. 4 290 The Souris Dairy Co . . . ... 2 150

Tile Gowan Brac Dairy

.o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 4

The Enlcrald Dairy Co., 12

The Tlgnisll Dairy Co_, __ 7

hated butter to the amount of $20

a casll contribution.

The New Perth Dalrylng (fo. c

press.

oi' $10.47 ill cash.

D. ltil.l'lY,

Secy.-’l‘rcai;.

Neuialgia_iii_ihe [lea

This Letter Tells of Wonderful Cha

llcell a great sufferer froui what tioclors said was ileurlllgixt oi'

ui' the neck and worked dowil ilito region of thc heart. Though l

to licip nie until I used Dr. (Elias Nerve l"ood.

“Wiieii I began this lreutnieilt

iipriglit, oil ai-cilunt oi' the dreal

('liase's Nerve Food has made in collditioll is woiideri'ul. lt has tirely overcome these syniptolus, a is making nie strong and well. If t

use it.”

Dr. (‘liase's Nerve Food is a tr

all dealers, or Edinansoii, Bates & C Linlitell, Toronto.

"llexull Antiseptic Tooth Powder

very iicnctlcial to the health of

cor. Great George anti Kent srree

very beiieliciul to the skin. Price 1 it cake, 3 for 25c, Mi-ielxinlion Dr

Streets. Mtf

worth u to $4.00 now $2.98. PATO

fr. :ia

ter, Druggist.

____..___-_-

DEATH OF LUMBERMAN.

ii rollliileiit lullibernian, died to-d

iill_V. _

290 4

The Red Point Dairy Co. 7

526

"°" "_" toni nied b her little daughter

177 12-ns " "“ Y . _

The _Cmpaud Creamery C0_ (_0_______ Kegan, is visiting her home in tllis

7.22 `

which was sold and acknowledged as

York (Touilty, N. B., writes:--“l have lottetown. _

the

me llev. A. Sutllerlniid of Murray 'liar-

lieurt, ’1‘iig [min _qlartell in the hack l/or North lctt for his I-"lille oil Moll-

me day to see ills mother who is serious- hud ly lli ui Trenton, N. S. 'l‘:ici"i will he

taken ll lot oi' nledicilie of one kind il" ’*'*`i"'lC0 in his '~'i1`°“i’- 0" limi Sul*

and another, l could not get anytiiing di'-'U l"0V- 3-

e’s --

' Messrs F. W. liraiiscoinb, St John,

I and i". it. Mcl{cii7.ie, Truro, Inspectors

could not rest in b@¢]_ except by sitting ol' the Dominion Express tlolnpaiiy,

Um arrived in Cliarlottetowll by the ex-

paiils about the heart and the quick, lifess i-mill limi flight- ._ _

loud heating. The eiluiige which Dr. ---

my Miss Marion Russ returned last mp nignl i'roiii a lioiidny trip to St John , ml alill Suckville. She was nccolllpnnied his liolne by lier sisters, Mrs L. A. Wright,

statement will help to relieve the slif~ S“mm@"Sld‘¢l mid MTS L- D~ MUNUW ferlng of others, you are at liberty to Ml\lD0(i\l€. ' ‘_

“ff teiiifiby liiiiiiiiirid-iiiV§iiriii1iii,°gi§igie§'§§§ $14!; per Pan' $ P1”iC€S range ffom $6-25 t0 $12 00 Def Pair- >

if f U A 'C“l¢““\l DG is 'ww ° See tllem-they’ll please you.

tonic and the greatest of nerve rc

0" brother. Mr James Reid, oi! Kempt-

teeth and gxunis-»-put up in large tins, price 25c. Maciiinnon Drug Co

lllllulllllli lu lllullis A _ ,_ ,,

_...aa @3159

//Q _ limited tluantity of génliiho

\/` setehaui i b e 02 0 t ° °a _

-_ Bl nk t Dis la and Sa e now 0

“Wi 1 llliilll lliilll lull i>i-:iisoiills _ ---Take the Elevator _

“D ' ° n - _ . _

_ ocliird Sas ~ _ _ _ _ _

_ 3 *' y “_ _ _ ---- _ FREE Next Friday, Nov. V - 3()UVEN]R_ We have

r ' W s ¢ I’ .- . .i .- - _ . ' , _

1 i _ . . . 1, .. , _ _ - . - s 1. . _ _ __

_¥_:i;_1_nev6I'ilI dipprtment in _ __ ___ __ liar. J. E. B._lu_;?i§;i_i_y__ return- _SOC b__._t.t1e. _O Liquid _Ven,ee___ \ _ _ 0 » Ji J Q0 “ s\enLiui)i[yx'B t0litecli=eet;§_' if“i§;ir331dg Egg Mr Harry Tidmarsh arrived in Char- 25C 'VCHCCI' P0llSl'l- _ " ' -_ 5 I lf ) A / | will be pl I

panies and roi-wardedito Belgium: l°li°:0Wll by the Northumberland last _' th F F . . .. ._ _ ,

‘ el/911 rlsf Pl t . ` ' _ _ . - ` ~ _ - . . ~ -- ~

'rue cornwall Dairy eoehiiilese iiiisii mm c ou ng 9' ' ree nday only 'A ` ' t° Present VIEWDFS With* 3lmEi.'- The Kinkora & parishioners Mr Edwin Dawson, Clerk of the . , __ "

ot Kinkom _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 11 825 Legislature, Augustine Cove, is spend- 1 ’ I

ills a few days in Charlottetown. l _ Q

is ' n

‘ .4

_ D S Y _

noon train to Kensington yesterday. _

____ l

Hon. Charles Dalton visited the new "

Sanatariiim yesterday and aftewards returned to Tignish. - _

Rev. J. R. A. McDonald, St Teresa,

and Rev. J. Gaudet. Hope River, were visitors to Charlottetown on Tuesday.

Mr W. P. Doull arrived in Char-

iottstown by the express train last

il E . - <

Mr R. Bearisto returned to Char-

il;tt_etown_by the express train last n 3 t.

. l

Mrs. Harry Biden of Amherst, ac-

Johnston and Inman, Charlottetown,

. _Miss Bertha F. Gorman, Charlotte- a e p l0WIl. was il. assen er b the after- 1 ' - _ ' ‘

- '.‘ id

Q liwill a ~ Gumbo

P yy Y _

tributed the sunl of $146.51, which F ' " ¢ was duly acknowledged ___ the dauy ___lt¥_g_erald were among passengers _

ng in Charlottetown by the ex- a, _ 0

they want-and because our prices are right. .

Read about them. (5th Floor--Take the Elevator)

Mr G. s. inmiiri, or the `fli-ni or

Tile Federal Dair (Z . - t' - , butter to the aniountyof gti0L.ii)<ltl dliiidniiecd- fame w me any by the “pre” tram A 0 0 _

°“' Major A A Bartlett and Mr Justice V' Y' ' P _

knowlellgell as a cash donation, “Bt night' l

WHY NOT let us supply YOU Blankets this F all and Winter ?

We supply your neighbors-who buy from us because we have just what

'l‘lle dairy conlpnillcs not in this list Dress mat night' i 'l " V5 7 " . " A A A r I ' M"'°

are preparing to send contributions. My J M M . r Th(-!S¢ ZiI'€ 'USY What 01.1 Want' St Eid fC ld ‘ S m I , I _ _ _ _ . . . acleod, pf Uigg, ,le.t J Y ill 6 O O - o e iiivt ii rtiiuy sent tlitiii anti the ciiuriottetown on Wednesday moraine Cotton Sheets. They’re warm and comfortable- ’ __ 7 _ . _ _ _, _ _

ackliowlcdgnlelit will l > i l. i i -

The _mm______ ____ _“__ ‘i)__‘x_‘_;_*‘ _gin 10 130111011 W1' 001°’ easily washed-and very durable. ,

“V” --- ~ ° Q Five pounds to the pair 56x76 inches, bordered wonderful, good

(‘0. iii luiditioli to the cheese all

illelltiollcd have slibscrllvl tie .

M " ‘mm Ml” T- 1-- COW- m@f°l\f1.“l- 0.1’ Murray Note the Prices; values at the various prices. Each blanket is whipped separately.

Mrs Arthur (Tuck has retiirliell to present 5t0¢k is eXh3u5t@d_ CQME QUICK.

n . Effqcted by D,-_ Chasefs Nerve F033 her llonle iii Mi. Siicwari. after visit-

ing her mother alld frieiuls in0’Leary

Mr. Janics G. Clark, lcosim-vi1le_ and her sister, Mrs. Stewart, iii,Cllar-

Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular

asiiing qualities. $3.50 Special $3.15

ring and w

River, was ill the city yesterday to ~

_;___c:_i_i:;iyt\;l§iv;_:;»_ssels to load produce at 10-4 11-4 12.4 Regular $3_25 Special $2_95 pair ' _

-- _ ; _ Regular 4.25 Special 3.85 pair

_ Mr. Roy Mills left yesterday morn- $ $ _ _ _ _ _ _-

las for Uullse, N. S., =~.l`ter a visit te ° ° Six pounds to the pair, 60x80 inches, eacll blanket is whipped sing-

rl Mr. and Mrs. ll. P. Mills ]y___gO0d Wea ' . ' ° ‘ _ ' _

_--_ We cannot promise to repeat these prices when

pair pair

..- -ts *

.~f

-3.

3.7 5 Special 388 4.40 Special 3.95 5.25 Special 4.75 6.00 Special 5.38

pair pair pair

' i f Extra Special! “N

blankets we’re proud of

Slightly Damaged Blankets away

below Regular Prices l

About seventy-live pairs of grey flannel-

ette blankets which became faded on the

Seven pounds to the pair 64x84 inches, whipped singly, lovely warm ,

Regular $6.75 Special $5.98 pair Regular 7.75 Special 6.95 pair

Scotch Blankets---“From -til el A

double fold_thro_ugh having been exposed to the sun _while piled in our ware house. Apart from this they are o k in every respect.

Banks and Braes 0’bonny Doon’_’

They’re heavily fieeced-bordered-

measure 56x76 inches and the price-instead

ville, Ont. Professor Reid arrived

of being ' ' these-the finest we’ve ever offered.

storatives. 50 cents a box, 6 for $2."0; W- J- Uid- 0 19 Srl ‘ - " ,- -

J partnient. announcing the death of his | whlle they last I

- some tiilie before ills brotller's death. `

UT; The iuneral takes place to-day.

“Boys two piece suits, bloomer 1 . _ _ f-°- 6 ~- 12,;-is-1 :i?,i.z;.i:ll:.':i.1i:::..;l2§?‘i.u.°.f:i:_

P

"A new shipment of Turkish De_ ed yesterday hy a proniinent Charlotte- light with nuts just received. Same ww" wx mil” that reprcsemmlvcs “Y price _'ls hm-GNL 20(,_ n “L E_ A_ POW certain exclialiges in Sunimerslde are

' 41_U_3M3i pushing the interests of the industry

with zeal lil the United States and

ir 'mlm' Nov' 4`"i‘h“rleS Milli? ed States to-day is greater and brisker

following stroke of paralysis ycster- me _,0x_m_m_ in one omce _“one he

evident every day; and the fox ex- changes ill the city report ‘a steady

etc. A Guardian reporter was inform-

Upper Canada. and that their efforts are meeting with gratifying success. The demand tor fox stock in the Unit-

tlian even before the war, continued

saw the sum of $1,100 change hands.

Elegant Down Quilts ag-

--mriili roller soap is pure-its ' ilificent showing -of these really indis-

Wadded Comforts. Remarkably

fine line at very low prices. You’1l like

_L/5 1;”

A ‘HMI . ;-_lIl3lllIl ?<3CI1lEHIl'

¥.@Zil3 _

‘SZZIIE 1 ‘ il -'AIHJ1

For those who desire something of exceptionally line quality, we have

_ . BLANKETQ

l i i\l||»i»l~»»iiq ~ i aiurlilllu

. f ‘

,

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cle; ' ' il d lie' ling at pe ti s Tllat the fox lndustry of Prince Ed- _ _ _ _ ' f

mmm' n A O r c ward island continues vigorous dur- p€IlS1l)l€ 3.I'tlCl€S*llg`ht, lli.1ffy,WOfld@I°fl.1l- our Showing and our Values will please I ._l_;_i__ / '

ug }‘;§t‘§}fe ‘;’{‘_§_'a{‘,‘(;§_W§f;“}”}§‘§§§H0§“§u;“§ ly warm-'in the prettiest daintiest of _ ` ' i

V0" Cor' Grout George and Kent lilies ot' business, is ,more and nlore COV€I`lIlgS. I0 §0l.l. ROCk bOtt0m pr1CeS$l'00 t0$4'50' A '_ ' i

K ll

_~ --i

1 1 K _T V . ‘_

cash and 75 per cent. stock; they ex- _lt J. Mc(‘orili:ii-_ llillsliol-o; li. i_

‘* »* * ville. Nb., Miss (. l\’ill’ller.~.rili, bliss

M iiiitllt-i~'.oii lt.

The following letter appears in the ill. M. Matliesou, . r ,

- ~ River' lit-\

pect to pay il i’urther aiilouut in cash _ 'l‘\veclly. S. Yoiing, l<iiirii.~iciili`o; (it-dire . J. ii F lre Insurance

fox-nieii generally: "Some :lays agt

situation which ciilaiiatcd from '

trade. Instead ot' a rleclilie in prices

(;,iii( 0 , Hope ltiwvi,

1 il/lcl\iillan, \\ood lsluiiil, ii. ld. Snlltll

Fur Trade Review in regard Io tile lllatliesoii, J. Shea, iielle _ , '. '

fur market alid will he ot liitcrest to J. A. ' l t _f\-

you published an article oil the fur (ma“.u; _}_ i;e,,t,,,,_ 1»m~5|,0ri,_ Ns;

source either willfully misleadiiiil oiii T' ihluum' pi.\w_Vi-HD'-.Ji .Hi Shaw' Then insure in good strong stock comP‘n° umnmmwd °f the mm gmc of uw in J' mmmwm hmm' NM' i s hich never contest an honest claim such

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f 5 ' *_ ` This was H rw:/mellt for stock had by of miiiiiifat-.tureii airs or sirius on nr- 4 _ dnb

~ . _ . e

*N* J»»v A

li The Price

Our present stocko i

watches will not be raisid '_

one cent no matter liov_'_t G rice oes utnillld We “Ve

from, made by the leading waiclirniikers ot the world.

We are not d0_DC_“d@"‘t 0"

“wireless” l_ll timing .0.“f watches,havlrl_g a Transit in- strument. ship S Chf°“°me `

d one ofthe finest rfg'

er an ulators in Lanada for that

Some Pac ones to Cil00S<’ I

- -:r,“- * A 1 4 *ttf*

.,w~__“ _

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i We Can Save

l k

ii_.__§l1§§l2fff-t-

,,\.¢¢u4Y

"Ar'iny Field A Service

-'dale-'tall be Cillarfottetown at

Tile Marine wha'

' Theyshould be sent in promptly as P0SS‘ble

received i

“°l¢.5‘fsiN; iTavl0f l

C HEYOD B 0 Q

"’-’f"""'-55

You Money On A Piano

We are wholesale as well

as retail Piano dealers-_-we buy in immense quantities- buy for cash, and we think buy closer than most dealers. As a result our prices, qual- ity considered are as low or lower than the same goods

n can be purchased in any

other part of Canada. ,

Our easy payment plan

f makes it easy for youto pay

for the piano. Let us tell

MiLl.ER BROS. f -123' l<eii¢s¢.~ *f

p'i‘. _C.__ JAMES S¢¢’r-

= -M., ‘,~`~.'r~' -'x .f.,`~. -'L - 1 U ~

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parties in the United States. Prince County fox men are very optinlistic regarding tile future of the industry, illid they do not apprehend any serious effects hy the wur. lil evidence ot the continued demand tor stock, it niigllt be nieiitioilcd that while in the Canada Fox Excliange yesterday af- ternoon tlie Guardian nian heard nn application for ten sliaresf A`s re- ported lil an aliother column, Mr. J. Ei B. Mctireudy, Publicity Agent, Char- lottetown,,adilrcsscd a nie -ing of per- sons interested ill the industry, on Friday evening last in"Montreal. Mr. McCready's subject was "Prince Edward Island, its industries and op- portunities." In it he gave a very ili- teresting history of the fox industry. After the meeting Mr. McCready was inundated with applications for in formation from persons whom he met; in fact the whole of Mr. 'McCready's time on the iiomeward journey from Montreal was taken up with a series ot interviews. _ ~

_ .. U l Q -

The contractors are busy at the

Klllgsliorough ranch, iukermiln, colli- pletlng the residence for the care- taker. This is one oi' the most up-to-

date ranches 'on the Island. ‘

C C U

you more about our service

as _ and prices.

i The Willow llill Fox Company have paid a cash dividend oi’ 35 per cent., and on December lst they will pay lurther in cash between 30 and 35 per cont.-'and a iivo per cent. stock bonus. The Peerless Company have paid .10 per cent.-in cash. 10 per oent'in stock #DH will pay mn"n ee'-‘l "‘t"" “' ”""\ Regal have already paid 16 pei; gent,

‘iililiiiiir“i»‘i‘El25G.~

b ii

in nent ilinet lrzdurlhdlrgnd __yc:____-T

='-~~i‘".».-'i’.l:.:.*:'§‘l’.>,.....-~~i»-.~l;~i'.~

“pn B rh d IA Fever.

count ot the war, perniit. us to cu your attention to the following fat-ls:

vanced fronl 10 lu 50 per cent., and lie. the stocks of ililporteil skills are coni- puratlvoly siliall nnd rapllily illnilillsli- ing rl furtlier iltlviiiiro is not iiiilikvly

have nlutcriaiiy zillvnllceil their price on account of eilliuiicell vulilvi~' of illl colouring iniiit.l:l‘. li inuy lic zlssullicd that when the stock ol’ foreilgii skills is exliausteil the dclnund for our llo- mestic skills will inccrase to an ex- tent tliat any decline ini/allies is most improbable, especially siilcc no [urtlicr stock of nlly value will he avaliable tlil January, 1915. Your article has caused xi wrong iilipression ilinong your wide circle oi rcailcrs, und ilia- abovc-lllentioiicil facts can easily be substnlitiatt-li."

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lllllil_ill_llllis

" vlc'rorilA.

F. W. llranscomb, W. l. Mcllougrlll,

W. J. Nagle, T. W. Sndiler, John Christie, St. Johli; W. A. Flaville, F. R. McKenzie. L. M. Christie, S. Pattll- lo. Truro; W. Lewis, Portland; li. lt. Mode, Bridgewater; W. A. Comeau, ll. S. Abbott, E. Sudaiiey, Toronto; N. i'-Burton. G. T. Kenny, F. Brodeur, Montreal; G. (I. Moore, il. I.. Jamie-

¢_,_-* `

7

l

, _ a~ ' ‘ t ' . l

~ . _ ‘

F :urea Cotnr nn y

_ |\ box ggalower free. Accept no

substitutes. Al anim or llvnlllaun, _ |m\Aoo..|.unlud.1'nnn- Sl. 0 ll. .

Teresa: ae. . _ -. -

J li S. Mclllachern Mt. Btewart;

" - _ ;~_~.~_>

l ,_ -..,_.___ ' ° _t

itutm- '

H "‘°"°"‘*’" as is npiesen _, y

A. .l. i\ilNci1ln, lliulsli.l\v, l" l SI ul \\'.lli lllrll' l' .I Slllitli Newtoii; A.

Prices of good fur skins iii Eiirope and _ _ _ _ _ _ most other foreign countries lluve ad- 5. l . |‘.clll‘l', ll. Snulliin, l\lollticul.

- - . ' ' _ . , ii' . 7. . _

' -l' , . . .

.-\, I-`<\i'l'iri, 'I`orniiio; (K Ilui`t`l~i'lii, l\loll- Charlottetown l

while the “um-,ly ul- most _,\nH.r|(.m'\ Iliial; A. I). i\li\e<iolizilll, Gt-oi'pt-i<i\\'ll;

fur skills ueenis alll lc, ilie t`\ii° dycrs , r

p H ii. A. tillest, A. lx. i\nox, Toronto. \, ,__,,,,_i°¢3_W

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tile Home Entertainer

There’s limitless entertainment in the COLUM-

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Then if you are an admirer of the higher art of

eritertainlnent the worid’s best artists are at your command.

Prices range from $32.00 to $650.00.

9'. or

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Ravens, 'N<_>_v. ara. ___ oi __, 9 9

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