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_ lf your doctor fully endorses your

H “hilt A¥¢r’1 Cherry Peetorel for

ar S Your hard cough, then buy it and

use it. if he does not, then do not

W, ,gm |/,, ,,,,,,,P|,,, 1-,,.,;,,,I,,, of U” our nleasingle dose of it. He knows

mmm. W. .N pm.: ofthe... W. 1..... “ll lim' this s;~ler=aor meanest nu . le wrual; no .men lo hide. for coughs and colds. {_;g;.*,f°;°°~»

“When Nighihood was in Flower” All the Knights Smoked "PEARL" Day and Night |t’s up to you to Try it.

HICKEY & NlCHUi...5()N `

thing Better for a Gift Than a

"lll.l.l.l.ll!l.l.l’"

0. i'!- COCK.

New Deslirisay Block, The lbuilo Wlrvrvr-. H-»i»y is Alvluys \v..».~ ..._

=\¢¢,un-rug...-.-.......-¢.».»-.. ._-o...-».»-...rw .-_-..._»4.

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La Grrppe Cure

A Sure :md safe remedy for L1

Grippe, Influenza, Cold ur the trend etc -

_ ` ._ nsniiii-iiiiilll-Jeff , ."\

Price 25c per box. / , :;‘“;::;'.,“’c§.'_;_.;2 `_,_\

oso. i-3. ouoruzs,

Apothernries Hall

Blllizli BilllliSWi». ii

ucncron, N. s. “

The Llrjel! and Beet Located Hotel

in the City, Accommodnting zoo gnesls vhuotell inmeoentn otlpeolonegroun n und

llnvunded blnieguit shade trees making it Qepoeixily do fable flftdut-ta It in the enm- Ivveolvn.

CHO. \|cSWEENE\',Prop.

Hockey Boots

1-“he but value in the city. 'Oni' Leader." .\len's, $z.o0 a

. ///' » \\;>.\'-l//'l ’-»/._ ’ 'fri- 5 r///2?/_ ‘_ 2,.-/f

_ _ _ ' /'.1' _ .\\ ltr'/of//27”.

s abiend of ' '_ /

' _ _ outnrnhuwhest } , ; llanltnbl Swing Wheat

It is equally good

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f " forboth.

~ _*_'~, lt’s the choicest flour' » .~ r \ ‘ - that Cannda's chorcest ~ - 1 1 wheats can yield. Try , l lieaver Flour and nee ‘.

` how much it improves

/ . everything you bake. l - I, / I ee¢r'n. \

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Grains An _

' ». nsll.’.l‘.B.!sylef

c¢.r.\rsr1e|,uut- nu|,on. Q4

monroror sue

To horolrl ut "ubllu Auction lu trout of libs

[raw Co\i|~\‘s Building' in Llliurlortswwii iii Queen ru Cc inly on Sntrirdny the tweu\.y~ilfil\ duy of .lnnrmry A.ri. `i5l.l5, at tho lmui' ni' twolveoeloek nom under and by virtue of ri power of mls contained in rw i-.dc uuro ut mor zrtirohwt-iii: dute the tenth iluy of ll 1_- emher A |». 100". made hel\\'es|'- l‘runerif-it \\. \Vnrren of C--rnwnll '|owu.~hip No. ltd in 0ueon's (`ounr.y i*i~in'ee Erlwnrd lslund bluet- suilth nud kllun *lawsuit of' the some place hunter u|\1l!\'oilic \\`orreu wife uf said "ed- erivk W. Warren of thu first. |-nrt. ond Michael ltqun of (‘h»i\'lo!teto\~n in said County and lr-

lnuri r--i trucfnr und .luwrpb ` More>tlrle of Nrrth liivo iurui-l ( ountyrur island l'r\|'mrr-Lrus~

teetunri eweruto s of' thelust. will mud (Astu-

' ‘v\ i l I nwoll -rfoit-»

nv;-El' ment. of I avid 'elf i nie n our "Ui" L°']d°‘°' 5°? S' 5"75- l;i\‘.i”\?l.i5lf`Illl5"{l?.`.-i.}i§§f, “'»5..l"i.,v""r°§l‘.iL"..l’.'.`.i..

“ ‘ S Wil) Bdjti Qi 45. [Ir_l\lu l'-he tinlrlecutli dny of July A. D. |5007 as

sinned to Viieivwl P liozru of (`Pn\-lottetow

I TNS l! ill: htel HOCk¢y lJ00\ lU ‘gful-lrrgsld lmlluilzerf filter;-llir|1r;. \ L _ HHWKI . 1. I I '- ‘l. ) Hn HIM] C H `\ ` C‘u.d‘ fur lb: money other \'i’o\\'u.~li\lp viriirhcr `t hlr._r twilitr Q-mens noun-

ines a little lorver lu prices tban other stores.

A. E. McEA(.ll EN

The Shoe Mun.

rvfrwti

COAL

Reserve Run

I Mine,

nverness Round,

Hard lfhestnut All inshed clean

and dry at

Goo. E. Pulls Baal Yard

tzaltt

Mom y Saving

Shoe Sale

Womeu`s tau skntirrg

boots regular price 5!-15 now... $125-

Wonieuls kid slippers

worth ir 25 now. . . . . .499

Men's grain ivoterprool

boots regular $2.90 now

'.. $2.'0-

Meu's Western box call'

boots regular 5,-r.oo now

Misses’ skating D00!-‘\

worth 5i,75now.. $r._25-

Misses box colt' szutruff

boots worth $1 85 now .. .......... $l'45~ Bargains for evcryh0‘ll`-

Sprague 6: C0.

Sunnyside

te nfurcsoitl bounrlr-d us' frllown: --rfuuure-n '-

ing Ar the iuurftiou ol' the 'l`v_von itond nnu 'he ol l"erry lto.ul und rururlng theucc north~ eusturiy olonu the I oullic|'u side of raid 'l`l'.Vnu ‘honda dls.\|rct- ot' fifty five feet. thence rsoiitlnrmiterlv iunullel with tho oirl Fc ry 1 rin-ui r:u\'rurty one feet. thonr-e nt rl he nu~:lt>.» _»~outlrwcst.er'ly fifty four feet ti the luldolrl l-'err' rim' unri lircrrmv uloniy inc some \vest~ \vurrllyt.u tho rrlum- of ironxnu-litr-.nwut.

l~`-\r furllier nu:-r.li-uinr-z upnly ur. the ofli 'c

. uf \lr\thiesou uurl .\lucu0lu\ld, iiur.i~lte\'s, etc. , itil-|\u.uurl Sr. r 'luu'loirol own.

fluted this .tlth rln_v of lint-<~n\lu-r A ll_ i007

iVliCl>i.\l~Tl`. P. IIUGAN

Assignee - if Mortgages.

iz-z_;din5r

_Arthur l. B. hellish#

' (H A RVARD.)

BAR»?l§'l`ER ANI) Al'|'l`l1t‘ EY.A'I"LAW_ t`ir. Qu:-eu nu' Rinlirnfund Qtr. f7h*nII ` 'i'oIen|».»uc 'lin rec '_’.'»8, 0f1ir-r til.

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Wil

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Kent Etreet,

l` i’r|u:tice limited to Diseases

nf Eye. liar, Nose, Throat. null Skin.

lives touted end fitted for

glasses.

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h.`vonim,'u by anuoiutmout;

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Enoish Market Basket

\\`el\:r\'e just rect-i\'c<l :1 case ol'

ui:u'l;cl liarskcis direct from the

old t‘r>uutr_\'; 'l`l\ui'c are .=c\'cr:r

dif`fert-ut sizes nud st) les und they

are uou' open for your' inspection

int -

lncrzn ct oorrs.

` FAMILY group would - be nice to lrzive. Call at

,our studio uuclsee our samples.

1 Baygf, Pho_to5_@pherl.

f Telephone |92

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~u,L.uuru>rrr o to Lin.

5 svpusv. N.s ltleneral Commission fierchents

H end Produce lisndled on rammie-

ion.

l’r-ocnol returns made

dwlvr

THE 0UEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIAN

_ _head Offices ln New Prowse Block-Chrrlottetown _

The muil trulu arrived in this City

shortly after twelve Saturday.

*The Minto artived in Georgetown '3|lU\l"di\Y morning shortly after ten from Picton.

Miss Nellie MacMillan of (lymbria

Lodge is visiting in the City the guest of Mrs. B. C. Prowse.

Mrs. W. W. (_‘-lurk, (Jity, has re-

turned from Summerside, where she was the guest of Mrs. H. H. Beer.

Miss Janie Stewart wus u pusscn-

ller by the Minto Saturday from Boston to visit her parents Jamen and Mrs. Stewart, Mt. Herbert.

The excellent sleighing about tim

City on Saturday was much enioye( by a large number of citizens nut' some fine turnouts were to be seen.

Miss Katie James, (‘it.y, dough

‘ter of 'l`. (7. and Mrs. James, hm lhad the honor of leading her clusr =nt the Ontario Agricultural Collegr lin the recent examinations.

Wm. Robertson, Park St., Sydnci cpresentntive of S. F. Bowser & Co. Toronto and Fort Wagner, Indian has gone on a trip to the latter cft‘,' being invited there by the above firn in appreciation of his service durinr the pest yenr. His son W. Y Robertson who represents the snmr firm in New Brunswick and P. E. Is~ land has gone to Toronto on ri simi lar trip.

Miss Nora Whitln Winnipeg, was r

bright ten hostess recently entertain ing in honor of pretty Miss Drury of Halifax- The lovely buffet wa done with showers of crimson cornn tions in n huge silver, so large an' frugrnnt us to evoke many words < admiration, and presided over by tw. of this senson‘s brides. Mrs Art.hu Sullivan who is well linown to man_ in this city and Mrs. George Hughe Archibald.

’* th” f`it_v Police Court on Su

urday John Offer, charged with n infraction of the Prohibition Law, confessed to the some and was due. $100 und costs, which he paid intl Court. An assault ease of a trivia nature wus henrd, the parties bein, two inmates of the poorhouse. Oni .of them, named Peter Nicholsoi ,had beuten another man nnme Michael Rooney . The defence wa that Rooney had annoyed Nicholsol y calling him nnmes_ Nicholsor was sent to juli for one month.

- Rev. E. J. Rnttce of llialpequc delivered to u large and upprecln tive audience in Cavendish Hull, o Frida’ evening, his excellent lectur on Rome, the Eternal (‘ity. Mi Rutter: whose powers of rlcscriptiol ure of u very high order held th uttention of the uurlienec for neurl_ un hour und n half while he dt- scribed to them some of the mos interesting sights in thnt wonderfr city, the record of whose doingr mnke such u large nncl intercstin, chapter in the v\'orld's hlstor’y_

Quite rr sensation wus cuused ix

Sydney last week hy thc nrrest o A. Milnc Fraser, of Hnlifax, the wt-l known representative of the Smith Premier typewritter who make frequent visits to this City whcrc h is well known. The arrest was mad at the instance of one of thc loco stutioners, M\'_ Fraser being churgei with having solicited orders fo. goods without having taken out: city licorice. I-le was: promptly re lensed ou bail un<l`honorably acquit ted by Stipendiary Cameron. N~ doubt. an action for false arrest wil follow. There is much inrliznstion or account of the arrest.

| I

Emerald cheese factory was opener

June 10th and closed November 2nd Milk was frynished by 114 patrons The quantity of milk received wal _`l,20l,129 lbs and the quantity ol lcheese manufactured 114.954 lbs. Thr lpercentage of butter-fat, tn milk wot l3.69, and 10,44 lbs of milk made r ,pound of cheese. The sales of chees» lamounterl to $13,387,163, of whicl l$ll.,176.00 were divided among thi

Ipatrons. Mr. John Muync supplier the largest quantity of milk and rc lceived $302,26. He was closely fol lowed by Mr. \V. H. Mayne, who re lccived $279,213. Considerable amount' were recefverlby mnny patrons.

A meeting of the standing (`om nittee of Tnmpcrnnce and Moral Re

gform of the N. H. and P. E. I. Meth- lodfst Conference. together with tht Genornl Conference group, represent ling the some territory, was held ln fthe Central Methodist church, Monc- rton, recently. The report of the lConfereuce Temperance Committef

lwos considered, and nctinn token tt give effect to _its vnrious recommen ldutions. (lertuin legnl nmondmcnts 'to ensure the successful working of lthe P. EJ I. prohibltory low were 'considered and will he commended ,to that government. The meetlngr, rplaced itself definitely behind the ‘movement for prohibition in New Brunswick by passing the following, resolution:-»"'I‘hat the Government

,oi New Brunswick be requested to ,grant the prayer of the N. B. Tem- perance Federation thot a provincial prohibitory lnw he passed nt the coming session of the legislature similar to that of the Province of P. E. I. Other matters of great im- ,portnnce received the careful consi- |r.ieration of the meeting, and will be ,brought to the nttentlon of the par- ,ties interested in due course.

-11s-_--1'1*’*_*‘°l'

:Our Ouaiacol Emulsion must be

u good preparation judging from the work it has done ln all cases of lung athictions. 'l‘here‘s nothing better for A had cough of long stsndln. lt ls a general lining

builder and sells on its merits only. 40|: per bottle. A. W. Rcddin, Phm B Sunnyside

Tile rtnrnivul Wednesday night is the next speciul nttruction at ther ANHH Bhd lililliillg by the numbers‘ who have notified their intention ol' skating the nttendance will be a.re

cord one.

A. McConnell, representing The John Campbell (‘.o,, l.td.,St. Tho- mas, Ont.. manufacturers of thc| famous Sunbeam flour is in the City, and leaves tonight for Georgetown; en route to Sydney. |

The steamer Corsican, of the Allsn‘

line, is bringing the overseas meili from Liverpool. The Corsican is' under charter to the C. P. R. and is, taking the place of the Empress oil Il”€lBDll. which is laid up for they usual overhauling_ The Corsican hast l45 passengers, divided as followml 44 first cabin, 106 second cabin, und' l95 eteerage. She has also 1,000 tonel of freight to he landed at Halifax, as well as s considerable amount for this port.

There is to he a meeting of ther

Lot 49 Fish and Game Club held in the Alexandra School House on Wednesday evening for the express purpose of adopting measures to as- certain who the mysterious stronger is who is putting out the poison by

cutting the backs oi :melts and asia' and inserting the poison therein and placing the fish on the promises oil 'esident of Pownal and Alexandra,l He is evidently a good pedesti'inn,l 'or his poison has been found froml Jones' snndbar to Alexandra wharil \n the waterside, and along the, bscks of those farms and even along, che springs and creeks running past, the Hnzelbrook Cheese factory and Burkc’s Greek. I-Ie scatters the poi-l Jon promiscously, there being nuf less than four dozen found at Alex-l .mira wharf.

Judgment has been ‘delivered ini

:he following Exchequer Court cases; .ried before Mr. Justice Durbidge in; Jhurlottotown in the month of Oc? ;ober lust. The King vs. A. C. Mc-I Donald and another. In this cuoel ;he amount offered was $204.75 and :he defendant A. C. McDonald claim- :rl $2000.00. Judgment delivered a- fafdlllii $225.0_0___with___no_ __ costs toj either party: The King vs. Daniel 'rlcG,regor_--lu this cuse the amount if the offer was $765.00. The defend- int claimed $3000.00. Judgment de- livered for $1000.00 with interest rom April 15th, 1905, with costs to` le taxed on a scale of an action un-~ ler $400.00. 'l`he King vs_ Capt. Wil-

'endunt was offered $201.40. Amount

n for $300.00 und interest from the< lrst of March '05, No costa to] richer party. The King vs. Roderick ieenan emi, "l‘he offer in this case

»2500.0tl. The Court. awarded $250.00 .nd interest from the first of Janu- _ry 1'.-102, with no costs to either forty. The King vs. William Cor-_ lon-The defendant was offered $693,- 0 and claimed $1500.00. The _,Court ound that the amount for qompen- -ation wus sufficient. For’ injury' nentioued for which no nllowonce 'od been mentioned the Court n-

mter privileges, ruukini: thc nmuunt rf compensation $1193.50 with in~ crest on the some from the l5th of

allowed costs of issue as to the suf- lcicncy of compensutiou us for as 'elntes to the question of injury to nnris occasioned hy loss of wuter irivilccc. The King vs. David Shaw ~’l‘hc amount of the offer was Sl,-. £98.50. The defeudnnt claimed $1650.-~ r0. The Court awarded $1400.00 and, ntercst from the first of April 1005] vlth costs fixed at $100.00. The King vs. John J. Hynes-This was i claim arising out of the expropria- .ion of part of the defendnnt's, .vharf property. The Crown tendered the defendant $1420.00 and a right of rvuy from thc main road to the vhorf property. The dcfcudant claim- ~d $12,000,00 damages. Judgment was given for $1420.00, being the amount >f‘iereii in the information together 'vith intcrcst. fi'om thc l511h of April i905. 'l`lic Court nlso declared that the defcniiont was nlso entitled to a "ight of way us mentioned in the nformution.

iI€ '

Elite

Limoges

China

lras'_bee|r one of our best .

selling litres during the l

Xmas season. We sell it

'iu any quantity from .1

single piec’ to a dinner set.

lf you want some fine

china. we feel sure that

you will bc pleased with his lrcautiful ware.

lmn Gordon. ln this case the de-- -

lnimed $500.00. .Judgment was giv- _

was $132.88. The defendant cluimcdr

vnrrled the stun cf $500.00 ,or loss of'.

April. 11105 to date. The defendant is _

_ ,A Good I

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1iMl.e_e1: 1\dZe_.A.'t The Alvvgys Busy Storo

Our Entire Stock of Up-to-date

DRY GOODS

At discounts ranging from

25 to 53 . c. rms is A ruacono sus.

Vl`o1'd of mouth advertising has S

much as wlmt we have printed ir the pape fits sends in her friends and relatives to g'

preacl the news of this event quite as

YS. E\'Cl'y’ \\'t`)l1`l§1ll \\'lll S665 Sillfl pI'0

et their' share.

Bed Coverings

That Kee? out the Co d.

With these All Wcol and l1ea\'_\' English

lTuion Blankets :md wndded Quilts to main- _tniu normal temperature these chilly nights: you may have all the fresh air you want to sleep in and be the better for it.

`VV1111:e Blainillriets

Size 54x76 $2.65.. . . . . _ . . . .now $1.99 at pair Size Goxlio $3.50. . . .. .__ ...now $2.70 a pair Size 64x8o$3.7_=, . . . . ....uo\v¥:.>.81 apair STAN L1i\]`S SPECIAL BLAN KETS of pure Australian wool Regular' $5.50 a pnir_ . . . . _ . . . .now $4.45 Regular _$6.50 a pair. ' ' ' ° " . . _ _ . .now $4.90

Qlliltl

At the BIG DISCOU'\`l'l` SAIJS Made Of

good English sateen :md Turkey Red \ hintz. filled with good clean batting Size 7;>.\;6o Regular $1.90 Quilt. . ._ _ . _ .$1.4 3 Size 72x60 Regular $2 50 Quilt. .. . . ..$|.9<, Size 72x6o_Regnl:u' $3.50 Quilt . . . . . ._ .$2.70

Bed £53 jDI'¢&d.S

At the Under Price Sale

These goods :irc unntecl now and will be

especially \\'clcr>rued lieeuuse of their small prices.

Crochet bed. spreads

Fiugle Bed size 930 . . . _ . . _ . . . . . ., _ .now 75'? l.nrgei'.~aize$r-25 . ._...uow gc Extra I.urge size $1.65. . . . _ _ _ . _ . . .now $r~e_=, Bed Sprentls ot better grades iii Greciuu Satin Marseilles, :uid Mursnilles from $2 50 up.

I-Jovv rnany girls have you 'P

f_)l`course your girls are just like other

people s- ri ways wanting clothing. .Smart 5tyles~ln Cl-iildren’s and Misses’

Coats

(,`rIR1.‘i` (`ll_\'l`S -30 inches lung, of ex-

cellent Navr Blue Cheviot. box back. braid trimmed. Regular Price 52 rs. _ . ._ .Sale Price $1.45

GIR‘S` '(`)A'l`:3-24 inches long. of

heavy bcntch ’l`u'eed hrowu mixed, blue mixed, arid .solid f:olor.~'. r Regular' Price $2.25. _ _ ._ _ _ Rule Price it 55

GIRLS' C()A"l`S inches long. in

lu In

Heavy Friezc---well mode :mtl finished assort- ed co'ors. Regular Price 1_;.;o. . . . . _ ._Sa`e Price )2 4.0

ilinauen’ eb `<iI‘<>zn.ea:x’l

_Coats _ German. Eng ish and Canadian macle~--all

this senson’s garments _*el ing nt this Great Economy -ale for "

'67 |-2 Cents on the Dollar.

°'T'c>nr.féT|?i 'ss v\. alking

:Skirts _ _

I ate stvles---marie of good grade of Union

l . land All Wool lotlis-»-some box pleated, some ` side pleated; others trimmed---self strapping, nicely stitched mul umde»~-color:~' and block. Regular $4.00 Skirt . . . . . ._.Sade Price $3.00 Regular $6.00 Crrirt. _ _ ~. _ _ .Sale Price S4 50 Regtililr $7.o<» Skirt _ ._ ...Su r_~ Price $».25

§{f'i°*G|-Oods

At the Great Clearance Sale

Fur Coats $51; oo. . _ _ .. _ ._ . .....uo\\' $35 on Fur Costs 569.011 _ _ . . . .._ _ _ . _.now $40.00 Fur oats $7; lr _ _ _ _ now &_so.oo Fur 'Linea uoa s Reprulur 560 oo _ _ _ . _ .. _ ...~`ule Price $45 oo Regular $75.60 . . . . .. . _ . . . Sn e Price #50 00 Regu :ir goood. .h _ . . _ . . ..Sale Price $67.<‘o

Ladies Flannelcttc and Cotton Vlfrappers _T-IA I:F PRIQF. Ladies Trimmed and Untrrmmed Hats HALB PRICE-

T iti ALWAYS

9 BllSl' STORE.

Don’t Freeze

when you can get hot drinks at any hour. open:

I l

while you sleep at my popular resturant.

l'll-‘li

Chicken Pies

iu abundance just the thing to warm you up all make you feel good and strong.durlug this changeable

E. J. DESROLIH ES.

weather-

dm\vt`

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rmmYour hnce to

Warm Overcoali

nt a low price is right he-re, andthe weather assures you that you want to be provided against sudden changes. lie offer you an opportunity to Fit yourself with rt well made gar-

ment, sty ish and fnshionnble nt :i discount of

L i _in

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, wrrnulrro

tl'urier .\'eu- Management)

_ .iionday 12:' Tussllai

l' r 1 A S!l'0¢l Flkll'

An interesting film. r;-)An Unpleasant Legacy

The unappreciated leglcy'

ol' :1 rich re alive disposed of quickly,

rg Handling e Battle Ship Fleet.

l'Io\v matters are cel-

ducted in the British Navy. Nr, detail missing. Everyone sl1ou`<l see thio .<p‘endid film.

’l`\vo ilaustratel songs by

Mr. Hafner and Mr. Trainor,

, 55 "`“h'§`l‘l.‘1'.'.‘§.°f 50

‘.> a: cent oft regular prices

Buy Our Bread

_ it is |n'd that breed is

This means :i saving for you. and a busy time for us, for

every one seems to be taking advantage of the offer.

Our overcoaiings are all new und fasliiounhle. M ELTONS-Iil€AVI£RS --Vicunas for lighter' weight.

and when we make your overcoats you`ve no need to worry about any thing that goes to make pcifection in any way. '

Remember the discount and buy while the oppor-

~\‘<>1dbr . l t nity offers.

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est ruateriuls used to mole them. None so goo

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as Whirgs, ' Ju\t?1u_Lr.~'u. .

_monomial-ni

OHM. the purest and b

John McLeod & Co, _ .66 f

the staff of life ~th: better the brrrnl the stronger the stn'f. Our bread c\nt»i1ns nil that is good and wholesome tromn perfect blended flour. Trvnloef,

, Two Pound '

Loot Bets.

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