Ma's." Mi}... "To...

"My wile clubs 5v? ln-r only al H “You poor iolio\\."._ "Oh. that's all Yltil soon 1uisses."~N<.-iv llavcll

MOSQUITO turns z

Lot Minn-d‘: take the itch o“! o! them. stings and insect, bites.

$12.95 and $15.00

Just in Time for the Harvest Excursion

. Every kind of needful for the Harvest Excursion is best attended to by the “MEWS STORE” where full stocks of all required goods are oilcred at the prices that will make it easy for you t0 secure all you want at a small

outlay.

Suit Cases $1.25, $1.50, $2.25 Club Bags $2.00, $5.00, $6.00 Trunks . . $5.00, $6.00, $7.00 Leather Work (lloves 50c

to Work Shirts $1., $1.25, $1.50 Overalls in black, blue and

stripe $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 Men’s Khaki Pants $1.75 to

$1.00

..-.

. $2.75 ‘ants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00

Heavy Wool Sox, 50, 60, 75c

Penmans’ Fleece Under-

wear $1.00 Merino Underwear . . . $1.25 Men's (laps $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 Men’s Sox . . . . . 25c, 35c, 50c

Khaki Combination Overall a

.......$2.75

“Headlight; ‘ Q Combination

Overalls, blue or khaki

. . . . . . .........$5.00 All Wool Sweater (‘oats . . . . . Black “COWBOY” Overall Pants . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.50

Harvest Excursion Baggage

Trunks, $5.00, $6.00, .,'7.00. Suit Cases $1.25, $1.50,

MOORE 6 N°LEO

119-121 Queen Street

Club Bags $2.00 and $6.00 2.25 up.

Charlottetown

rascnnsmrrmewnieosinrm l Western Guardian iStrong And

-8HOP Orom Motmnnh - ntnlog.

...i=oR tare weareau ivawa Pegs 3 ls available. t1.

DAVISON'S FLOUR MILLS. I liurlingtun, will be closed to grind- lilg ivheat only, from Aug. 15 to

hcpl. i, tor repairing niiil. 28ii7~8-B-3i

“WATCH FOR the tern schoon- or "Charles and Vernon" with best quality anthracite, coal tor base- ‘liilFilvl-l‘ and furnace. Jos. Read 6‘: to, l.td.. wlil book orders now for ileiiiery trout ship. 2900-8-8-19

-STOLEN from my premises. ‘sun '. Aug 2nd. a tricycle, itow in possi- ion of Ben Gaudet, traced to New" Haven. Any one knowing whereabouts oi’ boy or wheel plctise notify A. ll. Clark, Cape Tra \‘ri‘St‘. 2l

—KENSINGTON CHURCH - Hir, D. .-\. MacPhee. M. A., D.D.. of iltnqon, who UWllS one of the

on Sunday. Aug, 9th

‘The man who .51. d tun-o." l-nmning “"l‘h-e mxui who never tliml."

‘<11. l’ 1'1. l. Morning top‘

—-GUARDIAN W E S T E R N OFF|CE-—-'l‘hv Guardians Western reprcsen-tzutivp has Rn attics on Water Street, Summersiilre, next. to liiitlrfiilfie (lnlilanitfs ‘Tailor Shop laud directly (apposite the Gallant ‘(‘\‘u\'kt-i=t block l-~-his phoneuumber is Zilfl. Ho ivlll he pleased to ro- recl-ivt- news items, advertising. vcrtislirg.

Eastern Guardian

Wednesday. August 12th.

..'EASTERN AGENT- Mr. J \\'. Ttlurtltick is now Guardian aigeir‘ Rm Montague and "will he pleased to ‘receive news items, atlvertisiirvg Joli Printing, new and renewal 81111) tiCflllllOilfi, itii

..*A RARE CHANCE in gel beautiful cut izlnsi, china, sliver ivure and fancy goods at whole sale prices.» l-l. l2, Parkman, Op tlttiitrist. 2433-84415

..*CLEARANCE SALE -— My tiplical business has grown 10.51114 an extent that it. demands all m) time, l um closing out my china ttll\'i|"l"\\‘lli‘i*, cut s mud dancy goods at grcully winced prlces.— l‘). E. Parhiiizin, tlptunilw.

~.

---——¢0>——;- lllnurtlfii Llnimv-nt for Hora Foot. l

\~d in liiiy Fortiitie

letillzvzd and as high as $700410 With‘ paid at auction iur some PXPl-ll- tintm] spvrlilttllifi, while prices VHF)’ muih in advance of this were paid at private sale-$- tbar that pen..- li-ti ill.‘ Harden oi the Gull‘. \

i920 to i‘ Tmly u iii\\d\*i‘i\\c ileuiatitl tor foxes (or hrccdiiig purposes. (hm gtlllli’ thou" each _\'I'.‘ll' of lotto in 102. dustiy very

island, that is very iew men were‘ goltn: into ii. ullililul- it Princi- lfiilivaril island began to] realize that they \\‘\'l'i‘ ovcrlooklnlt one oi‘ the big ninncy makers and‘ .h-.ii ilicy could make more motley

ihcv could from all thc labor andl

lllitgihl fox ranches in P. E. l. at " lltl\\l'.llh i'. H. i. will pr- uch in tllc 1 l'i-i~~~l.,vlcii-.iii Church, at Kensltigv » _

- inuuuuui .'Olllii~i'ii|lilS in the Ontario, \\'. sloth (‘auxidu and even

‘irccdiii: lematid for that lllo pcoplr- were diverted from tn-lting.

oi‘ what ihc rancher considercil he‘. lli‘(‘il(‘tl own hcrd or iticreasit- his ranch. What tlicn was available for ihc ' pelt tnnrket‘!

-—1-— . ..'MONTAGUE HORSE RACES. .,

ago the altar oi’ “iltsliip woo erect ii becoming at that tiini- purl oi‘ lllt‘ livst Prcshy~ ‘li'l'li\l\ ('Olll-’.i‘k‘l',illlliil tli‘f_‘i.l.lll'l.\ttl and

settled on the Island; i.c. COW:- hi-ad, St. Voters and llay Fortune. in IlllN cutigregatlon Rev Peter

Concerted

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(Continued from Page 1)

it is estimated lull ll\'t'|" ton llllillriillltl 1|, nn- ycurs Ylllfliilliillfid. namely.‘ inclusive, there Willi,

it is truej its wcrn shipped‘ tug to upwards- iioivcver, the iu-“ was not being broadened much on Prince Edward‘

ln 192i there was a Fiifillfiféll

in this respect.

‘tom .i pair or tivo ol foxes than

- of izirtning. Ni-iv ranches , up in all illrcctiotis. 'i‘ln- uiurkct also lit-came very and brokers who had; Unilt d Slates“.

E

ar ziwny Europe W010. ilelngeil" Nllli liYilPY-“i for Silver Foxes tor purposes, i rvaltll ot‘ this tremt-tiiltius the livc animal was.

Tlic

lCvt-rytliii‘: that ivas sale‘ llllt‘ \\‘.'l‘~i sold with lhc cxiaoption,

nuci-ssanii to improve ills-

Oniy the, very oidi ‘nxcs who were past tllf-li‘ brecl ng days and ilic culls that \\'(‘l'l' he sold for hret-illng pur-i‘ Some seven to nine thoud

marlin-ii d locally and on the vai ‘ ms London uiarkt-ts, Tim inferior‘ [illillly oi‘ thc pelts became immc~ iiat»-ly' upparctit lil the lowcr} prici-s rializctl at the sales anlli it-opli- who were not oi an inquir- ing mind begun to believe thesel prices siioivetl that the Silver Fox, indi try had passed its zenith. This ‘view was incorrect, however, r the roasoim mentioned above. 'l'ht- Silver Fox is unique in lisl bcauty and ttitractivencss and itf .s only unluuc and attractive whcn‘ it is a roal sticcinicti n!’ a. Sliver "ox. When it dogeneratns into u? full or poorly lurrcd adult there ls itithitig about it to stimulate the Jllfsrvsl. oi the fashionable puhlic.. Fhercttirc the skins which WPHW‘ marketed in i024 were not or the. kind that would excite interostl Very tciv of them boasted beauty.‘ ind attractiveness and thc great tinj0rit_i' ivere only useful tortrim-t miug purpoacsvantl as such comf naudcil only a lllUil(.‘I‘.'l1i,‘ pri . ‘Pwo or three thousand 0i’ their should uevur have hccn marketed‘ ‘ll’. all. ht-li‘ way lo the furnace‘, but even

Leaves CifTowti August 10th.

We carry a complete line of wcarables for the man who intends to go on the Big Harvest Excursion. prices you will find the Lowest, our goods the Best.

Itlenis Heavy Socks . . . . . 25c,50c,75candtn

Suit Cases $1.25,'$1.50,. $1.75 Men’s Work Shirts. . 75c up Men’s Overalls . . . . $1.25 tip Men’s Khaki Pants $1.75 up

Tweed and Black Pants ...........$2.00up

Men’s Fleece Lined Under- ' wear 75c per gar. up

Men’s Medium Underwear . . . . . 85c per gar. up

Men’s Caps 59c, 75c, $1.00 up

Men’s Sweater Coats from . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 tip

Everything a Man Requires is Here at Real Low Prices.

See Our Special Men’s Suits at $12.00 and $14.00 Also Our Big Range of Men’s Odd Pants $2.00 and up.

By Buying Your Harvest Excursion Supplies Here You Will Save a Lot of Money.

PROWSE BROS., LIMITED

THE STORE WITH THE BIG

ZKYill-li-Fnvifilil.

hough they were such ilchasctl

urn m their vendors but hail

(lot-don was settled in 1x06.

.\it-(lregtn' paid one lit‘ hi»! uti.. iouary visits to tho this first luring iu 1700), at Georgetown,

|lll‘l'ill‘llt‘tl two sermons iherc,"

‘During. that ntion, lir Mctlregoi" prea

'l ‘d

l‘.

itniuclcti Rev Peter

Gordon's emiutiiutititi

ship oi his work and

constiltitt-tl u separate

on \\'ilH tnlhd and

1873.

Tthut tlmc. Air. (‘mind-oil's

tninistry

Fortune; also the churches

Sourls and Aunatidzilte

llzlnst- at Souris. llt- rcsignctl

in i305

uuw living in Scotland in turn ~

lllcv J. F. ‘Polly.

sun \\'.'t$ iillnhilcr from

liiol‘. till lull.

‘ . Lockhzirt. ‘During all .church thon-

thus:- lizu. :<'~'l'\'l~tl

it. An hour it -gi.~"-

-_.._.

vii-c ivms

'l‘hi- church app uranoo

Excellent (or all several

M rs \\'ni land Mrs

A Vvfy sut-(ressiiul rc-tvticnlug hcld in (‘hurch on Sunday, Auig. 2nd, 1025. wore, a most pleasing l“ mrmmg nilur its recent ronov- li""l'lllK ll“ “Ml niing. rc-ilocorziiitii: and Wits tilled to (znpucity.

lu the audlctico were tn hrs seen Wllll families rl-lflllvcs or holidaying at. Fortune viz: llnv it. ll. and Mns Morson ms (m) w, u. (foffln, Rev "crvlw . and Hrs Platon and inmily. ll. Dlngwell. lluclu-mln and Mrs Struhol and inniily. hlr and Mrs Arthur Mm Crnftoril Aitken and daughter. the raster Rev - Mrs John Smith and (Amity. The choir with. Mrs Goo. Jnck- _ ,

Weeks nnil

_ ._, -.. ASKED. ' ' No svMPéTHjf i p.11 niiitiy Howard llingivoli. ‘y ‘mum l“l tl t I a oi 1h» (liliLlll, itlon 'lll(l ; . w-tw ia , " ""1 - "3.'.‘...‘§.‘.‘. our?‘ Bay Fortune Church min-i. H4) ll“

com punlst. A.- n7 Niontaguw-

lluy l~‘tirttino‘ll“‘ W?“ "'Y“ painting we as trlirlstlana should

tmrsclvc-s as worknm Christ our thriller."

and who are visiting

which was

iumlly. HRPTK~

icon. nriznnlnt vms zisslstcd by Mr. l“"ll""<' "ml an old member l“"‘"

qwn immntru][families being wpovtetl in ISM

, with illrs l‘). S, White nu ac-dillll- "l"! l" 11,... 3mm 3191.31.13’ lhlitiwevor, Jill more member“ today “@935 preached gmocariii-st and timely scrtiloli tronu cannot. serve two ""3118" masters." stressing ihc tact that,

or fishing or , M H, church wmkdncrl-nse ln glvingo for all purposcsl l

(mmmkrlltns been lrom 37.00 per inmily tn

together,

impressive

lhrotlghnlit—fllill m» littering uwsy.5llll"‘~l‘l"l9lld°"l5' and MI scholars, there are um‘.

two Wmnenis Missionary Societ-yyrtibahiy ho standards laid down A“ (“Qlifpgung Maggy-Mal skull-p lm with Mm E. S. Johnston antlphowlng tin. nmoum oi‘ percentage Mrs Wesley Keefe ns presidents of pelts each rancher must tnkc nit and a vigorous Ladies Aid socletyninlt Illhfkat and the percentage or‘. under the leadership 0t Mrs Gempups he will be allowed to retain they HhOW fl Willi‘!!! lllfllflllll "l Clnpp.

yh-fl n, p_ lvyontl the expectation oi the man-Emil"! 0T 149

tnuiuy of the. trllntzregntion was given by E. Lockhsrt. One hundred and twenty years

there has

1024', Tltcrt- “nllhau in 11801.

shomyeurs; during which period,

[Jnderhsy anti George

island

then called 'i‘hi'iet~ Rivers. and ncuoriling to his diary I“()n Alondiiy, July 7th. lSliti wuut ‘to llny Fortiitio aud 'l‘tiestluy Hth

visit oi‘ 25 days dill‘- sormtinie. gave tivc address-cs and 50X numhurig tiordon into the pastoral irhurge oi‘ Cowliinitl, tit. Peters and liay Fortune. Mr. could not for long, stand the strain and ltard» mum)", in‘ l.\'u'.| lu- dicd at (‘oiw-litititl while returning w‘. p,“ rm“

from St. ihters and (‘ova-head and with SOiillrA and tlrtinti ltlvor ivas pastoral ‘charge to whcih ilcv J. A. Paint-r illtllli‘l'l‘ll in Aicssrs Alex Douglas, Joint . ills, Chas. Altkcu and iicuj. Allan bcini; mcmhtsrs oi‘ the scsoioti at

,1‘ ‘n ‘ f t l‘ 1 ‘f “Hrftilitiilhl bc ill‘V(‘llI]lt"ll to its zihsti- . m. siren-gs u um an vi or Lpi l, 3,11“ yruro during which time ho built‘ :‘l|;ill..g0¢;‘,‘;,)|‘ i“ ill i871‘. tho pri-iscni church at liny "lyfannila. Wlilttlt ivould probably at 41"" llll‘ he hcgitining oi‘ the hrt-cdlm: scu-

uud \\‘.'is “l""'*""l‘"l "Y ll" Jil-‘t ll 3101(0)’- -ould handle them in one year. l: "m! Wlltlibclievc this is true with proper or- ‘ “lluwililtll l" 390" "l" ionization and the tact that they ll" l‘~ l]-‘S'lllllml‘iili'\\' they were going on the mur- iili. ll "(pl- tour. and Rev. A. l1. Nivimod from yi-inpmqm 9g ti". guy...- in,“ l“d“fr.‘ u \ m “Mm m _ H ‘ Utry in the past live years had “(Ill frctntcnlly

"‘ ~ '- ~ ' “- W0" l0 ‘PX ‘lee nearly so great as one wou l minister and he was lolloivezl iwidxvll... it m up, and to l... spnclfllc, lit" '\- -\l“l\'-'IY Wll" W418 llllllllllflldltere are not 2.1% more foxes on ill (icl. 1915, and ivas succceticul lnipympp lulu hy the prescut mlulsltrr llflYlnqrrg flvc ywara ago.

YWIPF llIPll-tmnrls; lll‘t‘i‘.tlt‘l‘fl lin- i-n-‘nvlilch everyone ls wcli acquainted llin- Prolcslatii cunitutiiilly oi’ llay W11)‘,

scarcely‘ _ "lfY ‘fllalllii? l“ Ill“ "llllllwldiiindretl and titty thousand breed- sou "l liilllllllfl l" ill“ "Ht --’~ years-~tl(lllng foxes iii tho ivorld at the lit-gin» . lflfnlng oi the branding flflflgoyp G1,...“ continued their use until tel" old- en‘ that ratio of iiicrcnst- u hccoiiics "rue health "m1 ary that a grout citort should HUNT". NOW be made to (levelop markets fni-‘uitoi- u small turm of ilitcen ticroa. ’l‘here has been n substantial in~ peltg an that a too sudden tumbllmr birsidca doing all her housework, , l" the ‘glvlngs "f “"3 cmlirif a fillflmll)’ "l PPllfl l)" ll!"- mlW-‘unti unys she tiever felt better or KPPRIIUOIII Ballet-dilly in the last fl5|lrct would not unduly depress it. l o1

$15.00 per family. and ilurlng this ‘same period the givings to mis- Rm, 1.; 3L Allk‘llhy ;;_ A“ who“ sinus has increased tour-told. home was in llny Fortune was on}

. - i! Slit. .ititM W. ll'b ith C. li' the pluttorm ind assisted in the ray c oos w essrs nlxofzlhiggzihhAin-‘yerlgnr‘liénfzver e 1am an memcme dean". m by ma“ M m

on roll-

At present there are two Sun-

lve and

t dtrclinc in price.

The ivritl-r thinks that u is nncl

it‘ i025. and llll‘

Hm" ‘l"'lll“"m\"ll l" 3L l"~‘l"l">‘~ these markets for our raw pro- W.......-;..q ‘llahlut?JlxfhTxhh-GQUEEFI'15:’ 151,1“ lllY luctu should ln- carotully studied 5.1...." (m, hundrt-l]

ralhwr 3r ‘Li: (fbiqlla lhldm“ ind oxpiortiuhaml the‘ (‘tlllllldly for 1111-5 n yam. \\']‘i‘~h‘ i; app"; i" Pr... u“! “Ddprqior' u-of-ihklli"l"ynfilgll ‘ilififlfllllflll annually incrcasetl to "m- _-Hh-,~,-H,_-|"g 3",] h, H“. ,.,,,|,y,,y. ‘. ,' ' .. . . ‘ . “in” 1mm‘ Wm‘ m" 'l‘“v“l“lll“"l "l mt-nt ol‘ tlu- services oi‘ ilrst cln (hutch in (aimtla. ilov Robert Hm tux MNWHHL, “Hmfiny Horn‘, grldorq um] _ “mwfh” ,'_‘_'Hl"“_‘"‘l.l“ 11311 “l”. m1‘ ll°“'('\'f-‘l‘- Wt‘ l1<‘I-ll"f‘l lllifi lllnl‘l("l-‘l\\'tIlllll bc motley wt-ll spent. ‘think _ "my "Jlllml l" $3M "l"'l-‘llv'f_l‘ there is no dnuht that. llic lashioirip (wary

""5 "l m“ ‘_"“"‘l"Y-“l'°ll “"1" “ll iblo, pithllc will he cducatctl toi

ivhcn Bay Fortune ‘was separated

numbers on it. ll will not. ho rcutLv, to assimilate them. ‘

Controlling the Incrciase in Breeding.

M11101‘ that.

ii‘ all “axes in tlnoiiiiitcd States

on zimouut to illty thousand. were, ieftivd, that thc London markets

it is also trite that

Pldivai d island than

which kept it

problems.

ion t urcs

i

in ten years time there will he one

How We Can‘ Ciroperatc? it, seems impossible to act

though l believe in some _VI"-'li':l time it will be developed intothnt.’

l Fox Breed- When will

crs’ Associations.

arrives there

tor ‘breeding purposes lull the per‘ this scenic?

ipeciinens they hroitglit some ru-itit-ntagt» ho will be allowed to sell. ill believe ailso that these Associa- lluriilg that uanrc year ilev Jasi If;yhlgimfiggnfigggkllthilllkfflzi‘ glfilétrifisliitnslgltiguliill“h Wm m4") ="0X 11010-1 hflillillll ill IP11. lwlltlll“ thc grading and marketing oi pelts. hum“, lllllilli-"Vil 1111111118. illlllWVlill age-tits in various ‘ l" ormt-d the OPHHH" lllfll lllflfe Wila‘ keeping in touch with the markets lilllll with funds for the zitlvertisiuir - lot‘ the htanty and is This State 0t Affairs Desirabieluil Silvcr Fox pelts, thcniby creat- ing ili-mand. in order

Montague Horse Races Wednesday, August-IZth

provide funds tor ‘ml ll"~ll“"'“=* lllill <‘"l1<'l‘|‘l"'l "llllPl-‘ltliis purpose a sticcial tax willhnvc ‘llmllll "if "mil" "l! "ll ill" ltdllllllllltu he lcvictl on cut-h l‘.‘illl'|lt*l‘ and of l’l‘lill'c l‘:il\l’1ll"l'llit‘ funds no ruliwd smnd, also of the Linitctl Slll[l‘~‘l‘gl\y1t‘|'ill advertising -'l|llil‘(l|ll'l.‘llll\ii. m iveil, to pelt a certain ]li‘i)]it)l‘~‘]l(\f()y(\ ' ‘ ion ot‘ high gradc skins in lhcfall mo ,!\_~',.-li(=lfllt>ll.~l can he reully cl- Thcrt- crisis a murkct lll‘f4i4~ui(l_ i,,,“l,.v,.,-_ ""51"" 311W“ exists on (‘unndluii pulls going in- .vliich is lwili}; di-velopiul for Sit-qr, H". ting...“ 5pm.; will ‘MVP h, Tho cultivation tiilhp l-liimivaq_

The (allowing horses have entered in the respective “BN5 MW nurses being three hundred dollars In nah

(‘o-operation between

Miss Belle Rico Princess Aubrey

should hrlut: in

2.35 TROT AND PACE Golden Harvester

13.1"»? It‘ ‘$31.55’i..?.T“I..-1§l‘(.‘?-.“£l"2..?i'{ ‘lBest Mediclilne She <ver Used

lDr. Williams’ Pink Pllls Highly ' Praised by a Nova Scotti: Lady

The Northern Lady.

. De with us on August 12th and pick out the luck winners in the above classes Remember Montague for a real Horse Place.

i do not believe it is dcslrablc‘ Among tho wcll knoivn and cs- thc llvc fox iudusti3i' l|'l‘llll'[l result-his oi‘ liemlpril, \'_ 8.. Amnnilo \\'ooil\viirtli_ Sonic l have heard it {our yours ago the llVt‘ Silver hm‘ H“. “ml husband. and as a result oi‘ curing for him during his illness. and hi- tcntlini; to inrni came terribly i‘\ll\~ll<)\\’li, Airs. Wood» ivortli says she {cit its thought hcr‘ blood lliltl turned lo wiitcr. exertion would lll‘\(l and breathless, She was tittcu l)“. ‘l... ailacluitl by spells oi \\'l‘illtlil'.-.\l that almost spci-clili-ss,

is {lira Meal Tables by the Women's institute for School funds

Ice Cream. Refreshment Saloons. Band Muslg and other amusements will all help to make this a days real sport.

special Train will leave Charlottetown at 9.00 A. M».

returning after the "NB- Return second clan fare $2.00.

‘ Admission 50c.

Children under 12 years, 26c.

ii “at IVES, Secretary.

lctt lici‘

ldlillllfill limb-Oh, they nevi-r _ uhoiv comdlos in Eiif-Elfiiltl on Sni- , urday night. ‘l‘hcy‘ro afraid tln-yy‘ ll cause lrmghter hi the churches. ‘ —’i‘he (Yontinent. i

headaches. The medicines r-‘ht- took did not help her. ilPrlDilliTll oi’ gaining her health, lu “w” tins condithm she Olin duv read in Tlwrl‘ 5m’ u lli‘\\'H]lll[ll'l‘ oi‘ o case \'i'l~')' ulmilul‘ wmm‘ to hcr own. in which health ivus “l“"‘rcsttirctl through tho

~ . - .~ . .~ . t. , _ t After using a tcw lioxcu she found ‘iho pills were helping her, and she

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vitality were ro~ Mrs. Vtltiodwnrtlt looks

l-iclnuillln oyn tout-mirror! torll‘ lenses, Any style Irnms.

Get. YOlLJ“ _ Fox ~Wire NOW

new pens-en- Iargements -- Ind ranch channel, use PPRINOE

D BRAND ENG~ LISH FOX WIRE.

nillllllilllll of pnrnnnn. hnvn fur- nished ovary known combination or lonmi. tlmut all sham: mul- lllPl iii notion with mun Bow lncln nml Eyeglasses. There in I mountln] to harmonise with 81"" pnrtluhlnr style u! team". Y" will n! the correct style titted‘ I with notlnt TfiPlQ‘ Luau. M‘- z-urilin: to your _ when you some lien tor so"!!! Ann my tit-noun price you for complete service.

E. E. PARKMAN

Optolhotrln t and brim"