1 NOVEMBER ig i9i§

~ ’ ‘rua cneaaorrsrown GUARD1AN,

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Sohtaire .E.ngag¢m¢nt

“tm °U°- Diamond solitaires are as ac resist? ff” fs “X -°- --» --

Many new ri " th

latest of settin_gs hge; blgen riclelgllyshdillég gu0\11‘. ¢0ll0Ci10H. so that our stock up to . 6 Presents as fine a range as the most enthusiastic lover could wish for.

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Geesiiishr a’i1‘ic"§‘§2°1l.‘i°.té°.'}.d°fi.l.”f

W . W. Wellner

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n Now for Xmas, Photos

All styles of iinlsli are shown, sepi

bun biaek and white, iiiemes semi 0 B t to C 163-6321 §£‘“°"*;‘ S*°"°- W-

i S eai.4»>ia-.|<+>i<eai<~s+ii<+>i<+>i<o»<+>i<+>K+>K4~ avenue . mon on.

lluished protraits n india ink and the ‘_ _ 163,657 Mould mr me Fm6"_

J. Hardie, Winnipeg.

popular hand-painted work in natura colors.

Call in today and see some of the

styles.

The Cook Studio

'A Personal Thought The Spirit of the Givi g

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Determines the value of the gift.

What then could be more fitting than your portrait for the Christmas re- membrance --- To carry ,your simple message of friendships. A dozen portraits solve at once a doz- en perplexing gift problems. Make an appointment today at

THE BAYER STUDIO

E. Lyon

Photo Studio

Specialt in Groupe College, Suit the Purse ' '-'VER' B°WE'*°'

_ society and Faffiiiy

Work unexcelled.

Moderate Prices.

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Am8t¢i.l1"8 W0l'k HWCII D€!'S0l`l3l & C00 Wai:/Hen listless. Dale. feverish.dfuli of g‘:ll;‘;‘:‘l' tlgazhléfthleen M“°` 2

cold, breath bad, throat sore, oesn’ ’ '

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1 L_. ._ 1 :st °.':sr.:;..:;t 'a::‘:.':;‘.!.,“;.°.:‘°"'. -0 M =-.-2.

° ' t sp niui ot “California Syrup of ' ' , NwAYv

Canadlan Fll;.st,'l”l1ti;1d in a fog] hours all théangmugi Sec *Treas-

“ d S yy was e, e sour e an erm n V

.- La y y food passes out of the bowels and 'WW'

you have a well and playful child a- ,

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° P10005. NDVI 800011, f l l iii, b li. GEORGETOWN SHIPPING.

N\°N°/W AND f"U"°°*' iful °..f"...'i.1`f.°".u.i. °1`iil'i;° --i..§l§f.§5 --- ' of “ch '°°k~ °“ ""'"‘l °t “N mm' clean and sweet. Schr. Mirian May, Capt. Brushett,

ln! “D59” h'°m ‘H‘u“‘ (‘b°“" Keep it handy, Mother! A little loading produce at McDonald's wharf

_ °°°n)» fm' 5°‘“`l" P' E' nluld' ‘nd given today saves a sick child tomor- by McDonald Bros. for Burin, Niid.

8.809.111. 4.00 p.m. ";';':`°¥:il: “‘?m:;“'%lh‘:_l3‘t°°tm’_' row, but get the genuine. Ask your ' *i * *

“ ' durggist for a 50-cent bottle of “Cali- Schr. Carl S., s loading produce ¢\\;l:¢° '»° “UW” m““" “ ‘°". iemia syrup or Figs.” which nas dir; En. wgiarf bysw. A. Poole ii co.,

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M°N°/*Y--I-°°"‘ “W 1°' Ulm' §§llf."i.'l..i"l`.'..l'.§`l'..'.71-'li...p.°'f.lHl.`i'}.§l.'i.. ""°" "rg N - ~ -

T:-§i;‘3htAgg:;'t» I?e?:|m"t::°c.I1'll:'3 bottle. Remember there are counter- Schr. Acadia sailed yesterday with Annual Meeting of the Kings County,

' ' feits sold here, so surely look and see produce for Halifax, N.S., loaded

e G"l“d'l'°n°~ Amlmnt md mum; md that yours is made by the “California W. A. Poole & Co.

md *mm* ¢° P|°t°" Fig Syrup Company.” Hand back with * ° ’

THURs°AY”'L°"°' 8'3"" 'lg' contempt any other tlg syrup. Schr. Grayiing. Capt. Rogers. Aml\°"t» Grind"/°“° “hut P° t loading produce by W. A. Poole & C

5°"° md 9"" mm- R°*‘”'“”“ for Glace Bay, I~I.S_.-

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attention 107 Queen St. Ch’Town Phone68 §

_Timo Table. lleeliy Point Ferry. I. I. Hillsboro.

7.30 s.ns. 8.00 .am 3.30 a.m. 9.00 a.m. 0.80 a.m. 10.00 a.m. 11.00 a.m. _ 11.80 a.m. 1.80 p.m. ' I-00 mm- IJO _p.ih. 8.00 'p.iii

4.30 p. m. ' . 4.50 0.80 s.m. IUNDAY

1.3.40 p.m. 3.00 p.m. 0 p.m. 4.00 p.m. 4.30 p.m. On Thursday the 8.80 trip will b

omitted.

ll. MURPHY. Manuel;

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. PLANT I;;_N1=;

S. S. HALIFAX from Char-

noon. From Boston every Tuesday at noon.

For further infomation

apply to

IAS. CARRAGHER. Charlottetown. Agent

Soft Coal

and enetliit m ,mr °.°:' iii' ,'.=.f‘.:

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lowest.

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gag. i~»-r‘_»?'.m _ =||y_ fi' ““-..,,,_-3, ...".'i":l.i.‘l*‘...."i.'l _:X _' _ .0 youranisrior " 2 i...i....»a.md

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I .For Fail and Winter Boots, we have the best made in Canada.

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Our Boots at this price.

Fit the Foot

Please the Eye

..°|T PAYS to buy In ilhil Provlhol

..°D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian re-

presentative in Sourls. MEM.

..*T. GORDON IVE! is Guardian

Representative in Montague.

'..*WEDD|NG BELL8.- A VOD’

-pretty wedding took place in St. .Geo-

rges Church on Tuesday, Oct. 26th, when Mr. Leonard Mooney of Green- valewas united in the holy' bonds of matrlmony to Miss- Flora Moi'rl_son,` daughter of Mr. James Morrison of Poplar Point. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. D. J. G. McDonald pastor of St. George’s Church. The bride, who was attired in copenha- gen silk with hat to match. was at- tended by Miss Christina McDonald of Little Pond who wore brown. The groom was supported by Mr. D. J. Mooney of Greenvale. After the cere- mony the happy couple drove to the residence of the brlde’s father where a number of relatives and friends were assembled and where a dainty repast was spread. The afternoon was enjoyably spent with music, both vocal and instrumental, and before leaving for her- future home the bride

imvoiilini

Relatives of soldiers re-

turning from the front are asked to communicate with the-Secretary oi the Patriot- , io Society at (Charlottetown, Captain 'l‘. Edgar McNutt, in- tluiatlng the (date of expected

' arrival, cause of return and

' any other particulars in or-

der tliat preparation may be made for a. fitting reception.

llillll Sllilll. MUTHEH! THE EHUSS Ellllll IS

CLEAN LITTLE STOMACH|

Don't scold your fretful, peevis

child. See if tongue is coated; this a sure sign its little stomach, live

calls at Point Bossa, Grindstonc, Am

WM. ROBERTSON I. SON.

Agents, Hallsu.

cl-IAQ. W. lvl8.

Agent, Picton.

MATTHEW MeLlAN A 60-.

Agents. Sanrio

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- ister- Hansson

. was presented with a purse and ad- 163-606 Tmck B°

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` "` "`_;"_ ;;.;;;;‘_;;"*~ --~~ ~~ ----- - - -_ groom in G,-eenvale and a number of 163.623 Silclmiog D¢Vl°°'“° Dudley

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“_”-"”"‘*”°""“°”'_*'”" short and the delicious refreshments -3! KMY' .T°"°“"°'

.JONE CENT per word each lu-

sertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order.

. .°THE D.. G. S. BRANT arrived in

sonrig on Tuesday with supplies for the light house!

_ _*A pie social will be held`in the St. Charles’ parochial house on*Tues-| day, Nov. 23. 3956-11-18M2i

CANADIAN PATENTS.

(Special to the Guardian.) '

163,539 Skating and Hockey Boots

-A. L. Johnson, Winnipeg.

163,591 Shell painting Machine -

Canadian Fairbanks, Morse Co.. Toro- nto. `

163,594 Retort for Heating Cans-

Setson and Burl>66. VHHCOUVOP-

163,593 Peat Drier- Oligney and

Boivin, Montreal.

163,599 Billards Table- Campion et

al, New Toronto Ont. ' 183,601 Starter for Euglnes--Gam- ,ble and Hichs-Port Dover, Ont.

163,003 Furnace- Brien and Pro-

vost. Montreal. t

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Sturgeon by W 1~i1’oole & Co for

Schr. Unique sailed yesterday for

Halifax with produce shipped by W. H. Poole & Co.

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Schr. Acadia sailed for Halifax yes-

terday with a. large load of produce for Halifax, N.S.

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Schr. Eva May, Capt. J. Hemphill, is

discharging a load of gravel for new

jail at King's _W‘harf..

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Scbr. Vandals is loading produce at

McDonald’s wharf by McDonald Bros. for Burin, Nild.

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Schr. Flora M. J-.. Capt. Julien, is

iliilislliting loading -produce at King's w a _

Tilt MlllKtiS

-CHARLOTTETOWN MARKET

(Corrected on Tuesdays and Friday) Butter, (creamery) lb 32-34 Butter, (Tub) lb. - 26 Eggs (dozen) 34 Beef lb. (retail) 10-12 Pork. lb. 10% Fowls. lb. 10 Chicken, lb. 12-14 Hay (pressed) ton $12-$13 Straw (pressed) ton $6.50 Turnips (bushel) 12 Potatoes, Reds, (bus. 50 - Potatoes, Blues, (bus.) 55 Oats, white (bus) 42-44 Oats, black (bus) » 44

.TNI BEST PEOPLE

EVERYWHERE

“C533

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Hides per lb. 141;, Oats (black) per bus. 47c.

Pork (organs left in) 7%-10%

if You Are a Retailer

you can use this Burroughs Figuring Machine

» right on the counter where you wrav up the

goods. In fact, hundreds of merchants in dif- ferent lines are using the machine in just that way. Clerks add cash and charge sales on the

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But Dcabn- '

'°UlN@i3iE*Wl§lAi§?.,c

Straw (pressed) per ton $0 Turnips, per bus. 18-200

Oats (white) per bus. 45c. Wheat, ber bus. 80c-81.10 Oatmean per 100 lbs $2.75-$3.00 Wool per lb. 25-404:. P°fB~t°°S. per bus 55c Chickens, dressed, per lb 12-150

Lamb pelts, each 40-60::

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i » P "°.i.°. °.if“.°;.;°.‘“i‘;:.:‘;i 623.1533 »-33"' J' "'

gl'-El*-_" -sl , ‘ even one a w e p » '

I memory in the minds of all those at- 163-530 H°ld°" f°" C°““t°" Cl‘°°k Wool. lb.

tended. The many and costly presents B°°k5" S* M' Am’l°f°"d' H“mm°“ received by me happy couple gave 163,632 Refrigerating and Heat evidence of their popularity and the Systems- W' M' B°xt°"' M°“"`°“l

Fi . 1 esteem and respect they enjoyed from 163,633 Baseball Pitcher- H.

Bezeau, Vancouver.

their many friends and acquaintances. 163,636 skate_ H_ H' Bowman

Owen Sound, Ont '

mg Geese (per pair) 31.30

163,668 ignition Maguets D. Riv

i.oo»< AT 'roneusi ir coxrso, Haze, Mmm teacher

nipeg.

163,669 Aeroplanes- J. M. Moon

hiuse, Winnipeg.

163,681 Extension Table- D.

Smith, Vancouver.

ENTS GIFT FUND. LIST N0. 20.

Pupils (24) Peterville School, per M. J. Gallant, teacher Pupils (19) Fort Augustus

School, per Annie M. Byme teacher

Pupils (19) Duiiblane School;

Glenwood Lot 8, pei' E. Mat- thews, teacher

Pupils (7) St. Andrew's School

Lot 37. per Mary W. Mc- Donald. teacher

Pupils (19) Brookfield School.

Pupils (7) Victoria West Sch-

noi (2nd Contribution), per

1.

Pupils (20) l_3rackley Point

School, per Sadie L. McNeill

h teacher 3,34

Pupils (18) Montague East

1: School, Iona. per Emma C.

,_ Mooney, teacher 1,

Pupils St. Eleanors, North

"°"'"§°`i§"‘§`."§`i`>"°'

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Or to WM. Mol.Uiil. Hallett? and From Charlottetown

.’g_ . = _.arf p

lggiiplratgrrilly either directly oi

evlelilmlszatistlhiggdeglieythig Hg, l.*‘..°‘.“°.i..."&.*.§lZ. i.‘f.‘.°ifa $2

.i'*i§7‘.;°i.i°.Zf-r‘“°°° ' s BW.

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. Saiiings

From U)NDON From HALIIAX

BTEAIIBR

- Rappahannock Nov. lkh

Nov. dtii Bhmandsah Nov. INA Nov. nth Kanawha Dec. ilth

hom LIVERPOOL hom HALUA! f Vis NM. 'Vis Nfld.

Oct. Nth. Lexington Nov, Oth Diinnls Nov. nth Novi. 10th 'hhasoo Dec.1ih

Abovssstilnasuanotgusraatssd sad snsulestteehsngewithoutootiee.

l'um¢s».\il|iiiy 6. Co.L~d-

hsrst, Souris. and returns to Picton. ' ' -'-L -Sciir. Grenaide- is l0HdiDE Dl‘0d\ICO are requested to send delegates.

Jugs’ tiizlgirskutgrilptmmtilie szieigzietlixixsioiit CA A N I by W. A. Poole_& Co.,.for Burin, Nad. A public meeting win tai¢e_pia¢e at

weather permitting, calls at West- S _ EH I 1 I _ Bs! to land mill sad Plllwlefl 1°' PA cl F C dueghtlt Nevsvl»0r$l;'WJllr:y lgiiilililg, ioisfgvsxtl. prominent speakers Wm

Amherst, thence to Pryoii Island Re- R

N.S

, P in a , orins- ' . -

l0tt€t0Wl'l CVCIY Friday at g‘g1;:gu,mAg|‘:li1g:¢t“|nd°S#0uri2...° VBIICOIIVBI' & Vict°ria»B‘C° Schr. Beatrice K7 is .loading produce Sec.

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F" f‘“'"‘°" 9""u°“1‘" "V17 W SAN FRANCISCO , at Newport by J Fay for Newfou

and Los ANGLES, cu. ’°“"- . . .

0" 5*" ‘WW ¢° N°"°m\’¢" 30”’ Scbr. Jos. 0., Capt. Osborne, sailed

for Glace Bay with produce.

O Melrose is loading produce

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' """'“"-'“'| Eastern S. S. lines

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1-. ._.. J,-.Y /pi/_/,[3]-\\ Furness - International Line ` -/,' 'T-` 5

I INTERNATIONAL LINI.

ernor Cobb.

'7.00' p. m., Direct. to Boston.

0.00 a. in. '

MAIN! UTIAMIHIP LIN!

,ITIAMCH IPI NORTH LAND AND

non1‘i-i s'rA&_ , Reduced fares in ` - $8.00 to NEW IOM!

Reduced Sta Prices,

Leave moulin Warts Ponimi

B’ Hay (loose) per ton _ $9-$10

S.

PRINCE EDWARD .ISLAND STUD-

Previously acknowledged $1033.05

Pupils (67) Tlgnish Coiivcilt

per Mother Superior 10.14 I

1.37

2'” Even.

1 75 Wonder what upset your stomach-

1.0

per Charles McDuff, teacher 3.70

Pupils (4) North Lake School,

I per Lily M. Rose, teacher

55 ed food; breath foul, tongue coated-

15 became of the indigestion and dis-

35 _of your liberal limit without rebell-

io if f dis d m instead

at~ ° 1.. Temperance Society

by Temperance Society will be held

Steamship Calvin Austin, ` and Gov-

Leavs Bt. John Wednesdays at 9.00

a. ni., Coastvriss, and Saturdays at

"Return, leave Boston Mondays via portland and Fridays via llastport, at

’ Beets, (bus.)

Carrots, (bus.)

‘ Parsnips, Tb .

- Ducks (each) E)- F- Hides 14-

-' SUMMERSIDE MARKET

F- Butter (dairy) ib ' 24-21°

Butter, (creamery) lb 30-32

H- Buckwheat per bus 75-9

in Calfskins lb.

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INSTANT RELIEF! "PAPE'S DIA- PEPSIN" ENDS YOUR STOM-

ACH TROUBLE FOR-

which portion of the food did the dam- age-do you? Well, don't bother. li'

0 your stomach is in a revolt; if sour,

gassy and upset. and what you just ate has fermented into stubborn lumps; head dizzy and aches; belch gases and acids and erucate undigwt-

just take a little Papefs Dispepsin and in tive minutes you wonder what

trees.

Millions of men and women today

know that it is needless to have a bad stomach. A little Diapepsin occasion-

85 ally keeps this delicate organ regula-

ted and they eat their favorite foods without fear.

If your stomach doesn't take care

n; your oo a a age

70 of a help. remember the quickest,

surest, most harmless relief is Pape's Diapepsin which costs only ilfty cents for a large case at drug stores. It's truly wonderful-it digests food and sets things straight, so gently and easily that it is really astonishing. Please, for your sake, don't go on and on with a weak, disordered stomach; it’s so unnecessary.

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Gam»¢¢°

11-lc.

8 Eggs per doz. 29c.

Mechanisur- J. W. Montague. Win- Hay (pressed) ton 510__$13

Burroughs; and every cash customer is handed a machine-printed slip that shows each item of the purchase and a total. ~

N o chance for over-charge or under-charge

errors, for the Burroughs can't make a mistake.

c Phone or write to our office (address given ° below) and arrange for a free demonstration.

BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE COMPANY

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This Burroughs $165

STYLE

301

Read Down Noon 12.00 1.20 2.10

sense” -ozenoag =NU\¢U|'

7.35 Dep.

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_ Canadian Government Railways _ Prmce Edward Island Railway

- TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27th, 1915

Trains Outward Trains inward

A.M. Atlantic Standard Time

Charlottetown Arr. Hunter River Emerald Jct.

Kensington Summerside _ Dep.

’ W. B. Smith, Sales Mgr. -. 171 Prince William St.

St. John, N. B. ~

A.M 11.40 10.36 9.59 9.27 0.00

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Read Up

P.M. 10.50 9.52 9.21 8.55 830

P.M. A.M,

10.20 9.03

5.45 8.10 5.02 430

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Dep.

0'Leary Albertou

Arr. Tignish

Summerside Port Hill

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` Kings’ County

in the

is AUDITORIUM MONTAGUE

°- on Tussnnv, Nov. zara at 2 p. ni.

Churches and Temperance Societies

7.30 p. m..

All are cordially invited.

D. L. MGKINNON.

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There is nothing that

we could suggest to add more pleasure on your holiday than a Kodak-

they are light, comtpact, efiicient and depen able in the fullest sense of

the word. We early a complete stock of od- aks, Films and all sup-

Biies. We a dsvelop- .83f| P _IHS el”-f_ ii' ment which is equipped up-to date. Prices satis- factory. Mail your next iilm to -

The Ells Pharmacy, -

P.M. 8.00 7.00

I-5 PP o ¢§

Dsp. Arr.

Emerald Jet. Cape Traverse

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Arr.

DGP.

RM. 9.15 8.40

8.90 7.”

Prreww 82333;

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A.ld.

6.50 Dep.

8.40 9.17 Morell 0.48 11.15 Arr. Souris

Charlottetown Mt. Stewart

St. Peters '

Arr. 9.30

8.27 7.58 7.36

Dep. 6.35

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7.10 Arr. Elmira

Dep. 5.25

99?? oeaoie :novo

s.4s Dep. _ ass 10.25 11.05

Cardigan Montague

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Mt. Stewart

A.l’\'. 8.20

7.20 7.04

Georgetown Dep. 8.30

3.55 2.48 2.20 1.30

Daily ex. Sat. &Sun.

8.10 3.10 4.25 4.57 5.56 7.00

Sat. only

Dep.

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Daily ex. Sat. dt Sun.

Charlottetown Arr. 10.00 Vemon River 8.23 Murray Harbo D . 6.80

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Sat. only

9.45 8.81 7

-and that will last for years.

either

Phone 1a5 to-day.

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that will require little attention-that is economical on fuel

_ No modern home ca_n afford to be without proper heat- ing--Mantyldiseases spring from a coid_d.unp room. The very heal and life of those most dear is in danger. Are they worth less than the price of a heating system

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