'withaprotected se i g

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"Moll-' Sultana and Plain Pound "Pineapple: 15c or 2 for 250 at Beer

275-6-10M1i.

`suNoAv FIELD ssnvics.- 'rue

I1' PAY! to by in this Province. HOME . dies’ Aid BEE AD in this issue Psws for sale hold a sale .in First Methodist Church. & McLeods’

th BUILDING LOTS.-Mr. W. H. Tid-_i MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT,-

evef put on e f_1“;:;§\~ Clif- ‘°t°1i31°_f*;_1§_:°meSd°sI§ab_;;¢ Mr- C;1u__-__.Bollar. Newitulusow. an-

ii ngosa rg o. eecas-nouncs eengagonien_ (hi 1

ll n iled column. 274-6-10M1i. daughter Ethel Louise to gllr, Mai

Por/rro si-iipulsn-r 'rli out Cmwllrrg tH°t“i¢t°n'lF°"h amim' nm

, _-e. -marrgoaepee _ _ _ _

11 ward cargo of the Car-ferry steamer. _ ' _

on _ 5e;tier_:il\gy;mtorI:ii;V1agt included four hull- CSIOTRNWPQI-li* MEg;'|0_D|8(;I' _ .CII-_I-lglnrgad zllssfllmgllitoglugadarll

' , » I' _ a 0 0 008. .- _O_ ey, qrgg. rmgn 5 lv ou any g sees

ah _ absent "tending Counts” _ Th do not water any more. At .ni b (gay

is the of q“ ty DON'T MISS IT.--First game in following brethren have kllfgly co; lgllptlixgltllxvhsnllkve Sg?;lratm“‘ and va1ue__- E207 Charlottetown baseball league takes sented to fill appointments Sunday, 2_0 gin.” Auln'dy` wi-lo ug: lt:ms_:ys;_--

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llv* '*' _ some good materiel this should prove ln.. Mr. J. D. Seamail; Wuggmi-9 semis elesllr. t'§lr~‘_'tiarsq3v\eiii-'riatlgnnls print .iv--!-5 ‘ . ' _*-9 il very interesting and exciting game. a. m. Mr. G. H. Taylor; Kingston 3 :f,'$E:§',fd,g‘§,f§;°';§5a£‘;_;f,,§::‘°§°,?, hw

p. m. Mr.»G. H. Taylor. _ discard tnemi "in" s‘_"reosonsble time

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‘ .A Free Preos|'ip6eIl~>~-»‘s ’_l»-iii.. l-intra:-no u.»¢u¢-_».

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. _ 'I - - "e'°y"sel*tl*all:i“1>.i°”oU1er`,:Yl!1?lo\\e‘ !-eo. you will be lllil *D \m0W °'»?§f£' fillllfs ‘°»'. "°t'fé`§ S233.

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nnlsoN‘coV'MPANY Palzssnr -

Leosié Bulgaria, The clever child Act. ress. Sill-'P01'¢¢<l by Herbs!! Prior In ' “An Unwillmg Thief” _

Three Part Heart-Interest Story ._ ' 'ev MARY lmav TAYLOR

_Wu_¢\e_3A_M.

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I 1 I 1 i where the members of the Protestant ment in this issue re Charlottetown ‘fills I av “_ "0 I Hem is _ -IN

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ii _ and nioltlmusg-mo.-9 will be sms to - juli _ 1. ~ . i _

Beer & Geifl- 24345-9M3L & GOT* ` 243'6`9M5i' 05th B ttalion will srade at 9.30 ll. ::Persons havin mono to loan or ”“`°“'“‘°“ ""°"` °"°‘ '° “t '°vg.° ;§°'¢}_f§2 1' 1 ' " _ _ ' ‘ 4-"-

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in. Sunday morning to Victoria Park. Invest are directed to the advertise- gigs;;;;'b¥:y§:2r:Lxg’§:;:§a;m;:gé&=sfu€; . ARLINE PRETTY

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_ I.-Sqllominations wilrparticlpate in field_ Water Works Debentures bearins 5 ,§,° ,,,'.‘2;c,.|pfi°n_¢ to °all§ active "" ‘ ” ‘ -]N- " _ ‘

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cl cle r u me tibly 8 stselet nn?) Inllalgrlmallbn will ulckly dl!-

service under the direction ofthe Min per cent. interest. These debentures d t d ti t Opto

lsterlal Association of Charlottetown. are considered by bankers and broker; ta:l:|i§t:.°r°D:dlp Shi 'Boy-tdilztlgi ti§l5let_ ` _ Th N J 't-

'ghe %oman___Catlloli_c Smegberts of the to be of the very hlghgst class. Qéifllzauofiigmtir asgeazgvevvetgs _S53 ta A pleasing Vitagraph Com_ e

. att t en t. n an’ ‘fr 911-5-24-Mtf. _" ' d i ' ` ‘ ` `

Y_ V _medaalon w a _ u s s ro_ur flmes__daIIy You shop: _V_itio_trc;__y°2§;__ edy _ _ A Feast of Laughter

M|i.l'rAnv cnunci-I PARADE- §‘3E§“§'|i.lf.,-yl°l'lfa"»°{§f>»°l§ .\lf°\;;°°’tll2'}'.‘\ hgh ' THE LCHAPLIN COMEDY

_____ »-_ \_.V_i_`;,-,... L. .I . The military church parade tomorrow _ _ _ garage ;l§8_i_st t_o:v°1ata.eenM:F_\e_fed_fPf°§:‘e\)[ _ “The

I ‘.1 _ at victoria Park will be nom from , T.,

' ' I _ 30 10 15 Following is the order Qfasllmgzmgrdgr (‘3}d?ro€y9I`:>1"°!l\it msd" N:

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gggier- ' -fri-._ _ww- McCormick New Binder,

‘ 'The McCormick New Binder is especially designed and constructed for harvesting conditions on P. E. l.., and is made to meet the most exacting _ condition of the grain crops successfully yeor after year.

The McCormick binder is a very easy running machine. The frame is

substantially new built and well braced, another reason why the McCor mick binder runs so easy is that the working bearings are in self alighting boxes iltted with roller hearings, that is why the McCormick binder Will rim

lighter the longer it is used.

The McCormick new binder embodies several special features to perfect its

work in the field by having a level bottom platform and reel with double bearing and large range of adjustments. which enables it to handle short or

down and tangled grain almost to perfection.

The McCormick new binder elevator floats at three points, and there-

fore has the large capacity required for handling heavy grain. The plat- form and elevator canvasses are tightened and loosened by a simple device on the rollers. the butter on a McCormick new binder is controlled by the driver from the scat, and can be changed for short, or long grain without in- terfering with position, of the twine on the shenf. Note the steel disc in the point. the needle to prevent wear and the cutting off of twIne,The McCormick knotter is one'of the simplest knotters made. having only two moving parts -the twine disc and billliook, every knotter is thoroughly tested before be- ing shipped. This fact. together with the simple construction, accounts for the excellent work of the McCormick Kuotter ln the field. '

For further information or free Catalogues apply to your nearest Mc-

Cormick local alent. OR

International Harvester Co. _;"`:f.

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of Canada, Ltd. “._Q*;

St. John, N. B. ~ -

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Prince Edward lsland----Picton----Montreal

Fast freight and passenger service via S. S. Cascapedia Fortnightiy Sailing;

DOWNWARD From‘Montrcal Thursday, .lune 8 at 4.00 P.M. and Thursday, June 22 from Quebec Thursday. July 6

’ the next day Thursday July 20

(Friday at 12.00

. noon Thursday, Aug. 8 Arrive Charlot-

tetown ' Thursday. Aug. 17

Tuesday at 4.00

P. M. Thursday, Aug. 31

Thursday, Sept. 14 Thursday, Sept. 28

Subject to change without not

Carvell Bros., Agents. lies-lmtnstuti sep. 21.

UPWARD.

Thursday. June 15 Thursday, Juno29 Thursday, July 13 Thursday, July 27 Thursday, Aug. 10 Thursday. Aug. 24 Thursday,

Thursday,Sept.7 Thursday,Sept,21

ice. ~

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

From

Charlotte-

town

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Prayer. Mr. Rev. M p y y n, ward Christian Soldiers; Scripture

CABLE STEAMER IN PORT.-The

cable steamer Tyrian. Captain Dick- son which on Thursday completed the work of repairing the telephone cable between Wood Islands and Caribou is still in port here awaiting further or- ders. The steamer i'ound thc cable severed near the Island shore. Tlic core was smashed and badly battered by the ice and the Nova Scotia end was also badly smashed. though not quite severed. The Tyrian was eil- gaged from Tuesday to Thursday loca- ting and repairing the Cable. This is the same steamer which repaired the same cable a couple of years ago. She.has lately been engaged in laying new cables in the Bay of Fundy at Grand Mahan. The steamer is 237 feet long, and 30.2 feet beam. She is of 1039 tons net.

l in 5

1 Clean to

gists, Groccrs

Eastern- Steamship Lines

ALL-THE-WAY BY WATER. INTERCOLONIAL LINE. S. 8. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER- NOR COBB.

Leaves St. John Mondays. Wednes-

days and Fridays ut 9.00 a. m., for Eastport. _Lubec, Portland and Boston.

Return-' Leave Central Wharf, Bos-

ton, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days at 9.00 s. ln., for Portland East- port, Lubec and St. John.

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.

Direct- between Portland and New

`York. Steamship North Land and North Star.

Leave Franklin Vlfharf, Portland.

Tues., Thurs., and Sat., at 6.30 p. m. Also Mondays at 10.30 a. m.. June 19 to Sept. 11, inc.

METROPOLITAN LINE.

Dlrcct between Boston and New

York.

13% Hours. Route via Cape Cod Canal.

Express Steel Steamships Massac-

husetts and Bunker Hill.

Leave North Side indian Wharf.

Boston week days and Sundays at 6

CANADIANUUVERNMENT RAILWAYS

Quickest Time

“W EBT ERN-N ATION AL”

4NATloNALs

' ‘ Commencing, Tuesday, June 13th, westbound; '

. “ Sunday. Jl.ln_e 11th, eastbound.

NEW trains via NEW route through NEW country, making

|` _ NEW links between the Atlantic and the Pacific

“ ‘ Connection from Halifax, Sydney, St. John, with

QUEBEC-COCH RAN E-WINNIPEG.

Shortest Route '

“NATIONAL-ATLANTIC"

(Observation Sleeping Cars)

I Dp. Quebec 2.00 p. m. Tue.. Thur., Sat Dp, Winnipeg 5.15 p.m. Sun..

Tue., Thu. '

Ar. Cochrane 4.10 p.m. Wed.. Fri.. Sun.Dp.Cochrane 7.15 p.m. Mon.,

Wed.. Frl._

Ar. Winnipeg 4.30 p.m., Thu., Sat.. Mon.Ar. Quebec 9.10 p.m. Tue.,

Thu.. Sat. '

TORONTO WINNIPEG.

‘ills "NATIONAL" west-bound'

'rite “NArioNAi." om-bound

(Through Sleeping Cars) i

Dp. Toronto 10.45 p.m. Tue.. Thu., Sat. Dp Winnipeg 5.15 p. ln. Sun..

Tue., Thu. _

Arr Winnipeg 4.80 p.m., Thu.. Sat.. Mon., Ar Toronto 12.05 p. m. Tue.,

Sat.

` Thu.,

WIOTSIN CANADA, PACIFIC COAIT, YOUKON, ALAIKAZ

- For further particulars apply neaiest _Canadian Govern-

| mv¢R1_\'r_icl=¢rAmf-_

p. m. Same Service returning frfom Pier 18, Nor.th Rlvor. Foot of Murray St. New York City. . st. .iolm city Ticket oifise, 47 King si. A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B. ‘A. E_. Fleming. TJ’-'.. & P. A. 8t_ John " N. B _

il ¢_ul_\’i:ii'A A

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:Isl 'ltr m__nN_.;:,O1’ T 8% __ 4.80- _Z _ _ __ _ ____ WHOLEBAIVE AND RETAIL . _ ____ ____

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__A _ nn-6-lsitmwfilto. _ __ _ _V _ _ __ _

' -`PAcI‘ic

iHumesee_lt_ls | Excursions

. FROM MARITIME PROVINCEB

. ‘ ' TO

wssrsim camloa.

creams out me " '

_ svsnv wstmssosv

. March sth to October Nth

'ro -

Monday (for Tuesdays loot) sssxsroou, oA'I.aAltv. ;

' soitourou. src. ‘

Tickets good. for Tivo lfolltils

` from date of issue

'roumsro s|.s_lPsns rnou i\tou1'|tsAi.

Bee that Tickets read via Bt.

lid Csllldllll Pacific.

John

' A. B. Gosh. Agricultural , Char- lottetown. =

_ .- , - A :qty simon thssbovsnz-f.I¢l

~_-'°.-Q1_‘.- -‘ .L-.. ‘ ; " “nm remarkable

_B `“d n¢mnu:;°wZil hiovmto

bee" k“°w“ “S “ ke" °°"“°"' “ °“°' . ccssful business man and .m good _.ing you for your kind present

sportsmen. Bom-in 1882, tbason- of -- Leslie H. oiinlt,_ne lnnerltsaalprge ,$;,‘1;°_§<>__thls imrt _dot i_n_.; iingamliélé fartune and great business interests. 1;' zz i dwfm 6°”-Q 0'" this is an I As a. director in the _eldestablishgd rvh l1°_'" efy' e iufssho in this dry goods firm of-Gault.Brothers, the n:m°5 ° 5;” a fthe Bal; ‘fn OK Montreal Cotton Company, and other _ °.y°“ u 50° ei remain ' ' enterprises, he _was prominent in com- ‘ ' mercial and industrial circles here.` (_)“° °‘ the many Canadians out herfa, He was educated at_Bishop's College, Th "11 1 I t received Lennoxville, and atcMcGill- -and Ox- -. B ° ow “K e ter was _ _ford unive,.smes_ V _by M__;s. él.lL_. Morrison, Mount Ver

On April 15, Major Gault was hon- .m-m' -_ ' ' " In the Field

ored by the King with the D.S.O. tor _ _ May mth' 1916 conspicuous gallantry at St. Eloi. _ Deaf, Madam.___ I am writing td Last August the Czar of Russia dc- .thank ou fm; mg' splendid pai, of corstes him wilstno order or ste. .msn imch I received yesterday and Anne, third class. with sword. mmm your note inside wem_

muon e.Aui.'r Nor DEAD. _It is _“deed good of you Demo at

MONTREAL' June 7'_`A p'1v“l° 'home sending them out to us andl can

cable received by relatives of Major “awe you that they are greauv an Hamilton Gault, of the Princess Patri- reciated ` cies state that he is “wounded but not _D We ma'y not put our address on ‘]”“5°'°“s]y°" the top of letters so I will give von it

A news cable yesterday announced n0w.__ N0 70041 Sergeant L_ i.~_

Major'Gault had died from his wounds. Web`B_te\._ 2éth_ New Bmnswick Brutal. This WM evidently an e"'°r' lon, Army Office, London. I shall al-

- ways be most pleased to hear from

iclinwliiiliiililis M

The following letter speaks for it. The Magdalen Islands S. S. Co. Ltd.

Selfi 'rue S. s. Amelia carrying H. M.

Canadian WM' H0SDilal. malls, passengers and freight leaves

T110 Beach Wall!1€'1` Pictou every Monday and Thursday uf~ Moy Gill- 1916-- ter arrival of morning express from

Dear Mrs. Campbell.

A few days ago l received a pair

ing your name and l now take the 0

kindness in sending them.

Socks and etc.. that we receive from

folks in Canada show us that those who went with the 1st Contingent arc

about three miles from nearest civl ons and at country that is absolutely desolate.

llowevcr as the weatller is fine

will enjoy ourselves when wc are

licvcd.

We have several lslllnd boys with

us also some 10 St. John bays. lt was iii tllc latter place I enlisted.

Again thanking you l am

Yours Sincerely.

ALLAN T. BARTLETT.

No. 5624, 4 Cpl. Bartlett. A.F.,

lst Caiuldlaii Infantry,

Bridgrldc Headqts. B. E. F.,_ .

' France.

WC YU'

.__._-_.___._-.-|;-

::A GREAT RECORD.- Sold il pro-

lniiioiil rzlinc ilelilcl' recently. “For fourteen yours, l have lianfllctl ii full

ne (‘ROSllY‘S "YOUNG l"Al_\'A~

cd .

lesson, Rev. Canon Simpson; Prayer, LONDON. June .-_- Ma or Hamilton m\¢dv.- m _ . , Rev. Dr. Bennett; Hymn, Fight tlio Saulti of l:f_;lfy.>‘_iiltreaa§6who?_1iias shot in Ef§§”§.‘;§§(2§‘§4“¢'fo'L;'.§_|Ey`$J_|h‘§&;:\’féi2 ¥.‘£‘.§: L ," "'-'m "'-_ Good Fight; Address Rev. Dr. Fuller- oth egs,f m ' his“wbunds. "W °" °"°°"“ ~ Im, _.. _ _, ‘ t ' I d b _ “ ' ton; God _Save the King; Benedlctloii. Although ‘only 34 years' ofrage Major "'°fl§'_l'A_'!°~uF;;;;.‘“an°'d"R"'e'dIunl’Bm§_ fm Mghevfyg°:I|"5n|;‘p§;l{"§u§§fg:§n:jf S8tll¥'d8y i8. fhe -lggt The Band will lead the singing. Gault had long been -a. prominent fig- many' Bon Opto pmscnpgigm, and ___ ' ‘ ` Belgium' day fqr xegeiving dis_

_.___ ure in Montreal. For yearshe had will gladly fill yours!" May 4, 1916- c°un[s on electric light

` .i bills for May lighting.

socks in which 1 found a slip contain- Pay today and save

D‘

portunity of thanking you for your IUODCY.

233-6-8M3i.

C O `

q(llfgmllg1'?sni(ll1a very warm spot uo;v___

Let us give your

Last Year’s Hat

the Latest Style

Send glut Panama. Straw

or Felt at to us and have lt cleaned and reblocked. _ We have t_he latest shapes and styles ln fashions.

We make _a specialty of

cleaning ladies white kid gloves Let us have yours.

Out of town orders

promptly attended to.

li of

DA" Si-liool Shoes. and guaruilt f.\.ver_v pair l sold. Never in a single case was I cnllcd upon to make good

Dear Mr- and Mrs- Wayel-' Halifax, for the Magdalen Islands cull- 'hc gliul‘uiit_co. and 1 have neither ask*

3”" received H Pawel from home ing, going and coming at Sourls, .oil or rcccivcd an ullowniico ol' one P I

with two pairs socks from you people- CHAS. W. IVES, Agent. Pietou. cent from the Crosby Co.. lil all tliiit' at ors ‘ Thlmks Very f““Ul\ fm' me Same- H is W. H. Stsrratt, Manager, Amherst, Time." 'l‘liat'=i tlic kind of satisfaction 135 Grafton Street

verv kind Of you scenic to think or Harbor. M. I. _. you get in ciiosuvs “YOUNG CAN-‘ -. __ '

Boston Shoe Shining

me`like that. I um getting illolig ilnc 'Q ` ‘ _§pj_,\~ Sq i Si W now. Will sooll be ablc to leave hospi- H: ‘J qMu'Dec` sth' r 'L mo mes ' _ _ - ' »:_ _

right alongside of the North Sell Thr-

_ g. » . .

which wc have llow and tllcii. l hope

V MacLEOD

oiilv dun er licrc- is from uir rnlils, *

, _

__ _ _ _ sunosv. _

nr'Inif'l$srtiullisrs' sm Lint. .

where in I"l'ancc, ill acknowledgement of si pai; of socks given by lier to the Patriotic Fund about the first of Jsil-

uary. __ V

May 13th, 1916.

Pte. Andrew McKinley, No. 703315 Platn. B. (‘.o"y. 26th Batt. 5th. B. Md.. C.E.F.

B. E. F., France.

Dear Mrs. MacPlice:

Just a few lines to thank you for

thc socks that were given to me with your address on them. I got them when l came out oi' the trenches and some parts ol' the trenches are very wet, and as wo have to carry an extra pail' of socks willi us. they camo in very handy. We sro having very dis agreeable weather out here at pres- ent. We only had il few days of sun- shine since tlle month of May came In hut l guess we will _have it warm enough bcforo the summer is out. We haven very quiet time of it since we

PLANT ENE _

Commencing Wednesday. June 7th.

the S. S.--HALIFAX will sail from Charlottetown hr BOSTON via HAW- KEBBUBY and-HALIFAX at 7- a. mr; and every Wednesday at the. same time thereafter. For -further _informa- tion apply to. » - , .

- JAG. OARRAOHER."

i " -' Agent.-.:' Charlottetown, P.E.l. ‘ ' ' 9865-5-201!/ltf. _ _

Time _nocltif fl'i6ii'v"lh§-ilhltdit’

s. s. _

Lea C'l‘o ._ _LeteR-Pot i.¢5°l_'ll.,-"f`- _---f-~vYo_...i.¥‘.’.<

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9.9¢ SSS

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10.00 A. H.

or r lst "%

12.46 P.

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tal. We have u fine hospital limo, E -____;-_;_-_ - _ _ - .__ ____r_... __ _

. .

you ull ure enjoying good health. 8 . . 0 ¢

Kindly remember me to the people it- » v round. 'Fliuilliiiilr you again l will l e 0 a _' close now. _ ` ~ ' ‘ '

Yours' Sincerely, ` ` ‘

_,___ . _ I ‘ ` _ V ._ .

The following letter hits been receiv-

oil by Mrs. 'John' A. l\'l:icPliec. Belle-l vue. l’. ld. I.. from li soldier some-

“llcss”_s_....l

_ __ _ _While Le_atl.__

L“'g_l__ger’_’_~1 --White’ 'ea .$1.0 _mate cssfplli __ made' by a secret foriiltlld that eliminates all ‘possibil- ity of impurity or .discolor- ation. It isa pure English White Lead, ground in oil ln Canada. Tiger Brand In-

sures‘ the paint _against

scalditlgor cracking. _'_Use‘d‘ by all~tl‘.e leading Painters in Canada. ln 25 and 50 lb: I Irons, at lowest market

prices. _ _ _

'PRICES ON

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_We do nothandle Adult- l

- | erated Material. All our |

l Colors are Absolutely

\ ’_Pure. l

“Burrell’s” Genuine

English Lead

This is the highest grade

White Lead made. Guaran- teed Chemically pure and

ground in refined Linseed-

Oil. It is made in England by John Shaw & Sons. Each package bears - the name of “Burrell's" which is an absolute guarantee of its purity.

Insist on having the best

at any price.

APPLICATION

_ .~V Crown _Anchor ll\llll\l§j_V_.~ ~llill_l` House Paints.

- Crown and Anchor Paint is the most durable and economical Paint. It costs less _-Dérsiob and wears longer than any other .Paint Made. Itis guaranteed absolute y ure, ‘and a better Paint can never be made. _rufectured of natural pigments which in no my o>_'ci_dize_ or destroy the oil. We assure all who paint that better results can be had -b using the high rade brand. It is the best

:.h.‘:l'.':.°:_.....°“'* llhtrdrz

it-2 sais. aud.e_$Inp um. _

_”-‘ Call in li' 'et us 'talk _‘question witlffw. V

costs you no have it in qta. _

over the Paint

Glidden’s Superior _-gf.- "=_-.f s Varnishes _*_ 1

‘;; I

There is quality in every drop will-fl(

of-“Glidden’s" Varnishes. The' ~ 4

nearly fifty years’ experienc in- W

the manufacture of Varnisehes " .1 for all purposes. together with a- _ .the most modem facilities ln- - .- sures uniform quality, and Varnishes to be

depended upon to give perfect satisfaction. A y person purchasing goods under tlie Green Label” Brand can feel assured that he IS Setting the highest grade and stand-

~ ardqualtty. _ _ _.___ _

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