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P.AG'nrw-- rin: cnnetorrnrown GUARDIAN . _ V --, ~ -

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We have al

quantity of St. John

r" .0 » F y ‘ ; * _ ' L' " unnnommuuusnv

,wiltltlllintliar f.;j;;2;:; ........»swiy l inert

iiuilr8lli|l e . - s “ f A 'fi'/tif’ ‘ " / \ _ ..

Lime in Stock inl .

Barrels and Casks.

li. Lyons &. Cu.

On rising and retiring gcntlv smear

; *he face witll Cutirura Ointmr-nl on end l of the finger. \\`:lsll oil Ointment ill

live minutes with Culicurn St-ap and hot water. Continue blltlliilg llir some illin- utes using the Soap freely. Tile easy, speedy wav to clear the skin and keep lt clear. 'Make these iragfrallt super-

` creamy cmollicnts yt-ur cvcry~day toilet - preparations and pri-\ ent groublc. ...Er ‘¢'.‘;‘.i.'.°;"i.*‘°'“s' *t:.“.:““'.'3°°."°.tt e¢lu`tnl-o'iiglluni tnffdorlii. "' ' ‘

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DIARY

TODAY '

City. l\iagistrate's Court 9 a. m. Prince Edward Theatre. 3.15, 7 und

8.45 p. m.

MA'ltl£l.\ UBS

-A special annual meeting of the snareholders and directors of the Bonshaw Dairying Company will be 'held at the Court House on Saturday evening, March 9th, 7.30 p.m. Disposal of plant object. »

WM. MCRAE,

Secretary.

27642-27Mii.

1...! eil. _ ..

CAMPBELL--MACKENZlE.-- At tho United llaptist parsonage, March 2nd.. by Rev. F. l\. Hunley, David Luther Canlpbcll of Milltowll (Irons, and An- nie Florence MacKenzie of \\'hiul Road.

1.--in 1;_-|s~»¢--.~. ....~-.»¢.v\.-ns-11-"

° Farm For Séale

The undersigned utters for sale his

farln consisting ot' 100 ucles of land, situate at Commercial Cross. The tol-

A ifi -.

lowing buildings are on said farm One dwelling house. three barml- OHS

ll h n house all in

` icoach house and o e e

" r 'first class repair. This farm is only MALLETT A C an _ 5 h two miles from M0l\tut5u€._ll€9-I' =l0h00l»

.- t ornw ,Marcll t,

of plenr~pneumonia. Willialn Henry

and churche’s. There are two brooks running through said tarin this tarln

llmueihzaged 48 years' Funeral Thurs"; in all fenced by wire and consider- my a p` m' led' one of the best stock farms in

RANK'lN-At Mt. Albion on Feb. i5th` 1918, Margaret, ife of the late John Rankin aged 87¥fears.

DRINK A GLASS

OF REAL HOT WATER ¢

King`s County.

Also 120 acres ot' land nearly op-

posite above mentioned funn. this farm is mostly covered by ilrst class lumber.

Title guaranteed. immediate ,pos- ession given purchaser. For further particulars apply to

vvner on premises. '

RODERICK FRASER,

BEFORE BREAKFAST. ` “P 5- S- 'j‘E5S"’*"'

_sm we will seth look and ml ‘

clean, sweet and fresh ,

and avoid illness. I ' ""'“"`

Sanitary science has ul' late made

rapid strider. with results tllat arc oi' untold blessing to humanity. Tile lut-

bolicitor etc.

Montague, P. E. I.

0MEWSat1.\lo; '

to ca or

£19 tlb to

Great Clearance

est application of its untiring re- 9

search is thc rt-conlnletldution that il is as llecet-:.sar_v to attend to internal sanitation ot' the drainage system oi the human body us it is to the drains

_of the house.

Those of us who are uccustolllcd lo

l'eol dull and heavy when we arise, splitting headache. stully from a cold.

foul' £0ll8\1e. Hiltily' lH'08ll\. wild Sl0l\i- date, his lleuutiitll fallns consisting

`acll. mul, instead. feel as fresh as ll daisy by opening the siuiccn of tht- systelil each lllorning and iiuslling out

the whole ol' the intl.-rnul Poisonous miles from: Ulnulottetowll close to

stagnant matter. `

Everyone. whether ailing, sick ol'

well, should .each lnorning before breakfast, drink a gluss of real hot water with a teaspooninl oi' limestone phospliutc ill lt to wash from the litonlaf-ll. liver and 'bowels the prev- ious days indigestlblc waste, soul' bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing. sweetcning und purifying the entire illinlulltllry canal before putting- more food lllto the stomach.

The millions oi people who are both- plow. set. S, ’l`. llttrrow. l ect pin:

.Auction Sale

.\t .\lc.vandria on Saturday. Match

litll at ll: o'clock sharp l uni instruct- ed' by_ tllcvexecutors ot' the estate oi' l the latc iticllard' \\'ood. to sell -by pub- lic auction on the premises on above

ot'_i60 ucres ol' vrlillublo irceilold land ill all extra high state ol’ cultivation. fronting oil l’o\vnul lilly, only ilvo

`cllnreln-i, schools and shipping. being situated ill one ot' the best farming districts ot' P. E. l. Also all his stock crop, farm iinpleincnts, and household t'urniture. Stock cornllsting ot 1 horse 1 i-lloicc gellcrul purpose marc, (i yours old; 8 head of choice cnttlc; 3 tat cattle, ti pigs, liens. Crop.. 20 tons choice hay. 200 .~:l.ooks outs, 100 bus. oats, 200 bus. potatoes. 100 hue.

turirips. lillpielilcills. 1 binder, 1 mow-

er. rultc. seeder. ;,-,n|lg- plow. single

- 'I/'ii' :

l I

` poration ot the County of York wer

fthe guests ot Colonel Wm. Hamilton]

l The Council and Olilcers ot the Cor-

Merritt of the Canadian Aviation Fund and the Oiilcers in charge of, As a Tonic' and Blood

No. 4 School oi’ Military Aeronautics

ofthe Royal .Flying Corps at the clasel ___

' rooms of the latter in tho University of Toronto recently when they were ‘given tin opportunity of observing the actual tralllirlg of the Cadets. l Not, til-_l least interesting 'branch ol' lstudy comes under the heading }“t\olnbs" and 'iiloulli-Siglltingf' ill- lleed _tile _fascination and skill this in- -volves have made bombing a highly speeialiried brancli ol' the service.

lil aiming to lllt u given target with

his bomb the aviator hun to take into considcrzttion his ultltutlo_ the speed ut which he is travelling. tile weight ol his bomb und the wind's power of

_deflection He cannot ailn u bomb, as he would tl gun. So he must rc-1

lense thc bomb when the aeroplane reaches the right spot. To aid him ill rtllculatln tlli he has 'bomb

~ - ' g s. . . ii - sighting device. A model aeroplane,

l`or training Citdets ill bomb-dropping has been constructed. and beneath

this moves a target painted to repre-f

sent the appearance of the earth from tt height of 4,000 feet. This target is

SPECIAL lVlEET|NG AT 5t‘if.i."il‘.’.f"--iiliiiiilf-`» llill "“§‘.‘;`.l..‘;if

‘controls oi’ the model, which is stu-i

ltlonary. moves the target instead oi- m_der`__ \

l Dr. dailies 1"rullcis Sullivnll. tior-1

his machine. This gives the exact effect ol' nuilloeuvering the aeroplane

for position above an actual target. as[

seen from the air. When the Cadet has siglitcd his given objective he releases a lnillinturc bomb, which wlleli it strikes, indicates wllctller ho has sighted accurately or not. Wlhile tllis urrangenlellt may he urtiiieiul it approximates very closely to actual

bourb-dropping ‘from the air. \

The various types oi’ nlaclllllcs, cn-‘

gines and cquipnlellt are thoroughly drilled into tile minds ol' thc Cadets, so that wllcll they reach the tiring line they are ready for immediate ac< tion. fully quuliiied for their hazar- dous work. '

The County Council were keenly in-

terested in the practical studies being carried oil at this school, and upon re~ assembling at their Council Cllanlb- er discussed the question of donating two ueroplanes to His Majesty's Go- vernment, one a training machine, and one a service machine. Tile mat- ter was ,referred to tile Finance Coin- lnittee for consideration, and it is nl- together likely that two ‘planes will be presented,

Poull y Wcurh tl

I want a large quantity of dressed

poultry. Write or call at A. Horne & Co., on Friday, Feb. 22nd, Marcll lst and Sth, nlso,ut St. l’eter’s Stu- tion. on Tuesday. Feb. 26th.

M. R. HARDY,

2720-2-25MniW4i Little York.

The Red Cross Society

Attention is culled to thc ilupcrltt-

ive need ulld'er the "War Cl'lu.l‘lties »Act 1917” ol' ull organiutioils desiring to take up collections for holding eu- tertalllnients irl :iid of Red Cross, ob- taining at permit t'or such work. Por-

lnits can be obtained t'roln the under-N

signed.

D. A. McKINNON»

llonorary Treasurer

2610-2-118l\lnJ\vi`lino.

AT A MRGAIN

Men‘s boy's youths, suits. spring

over-coats. storm ulsters, assorted sizes. 20 dozen ull wool lllldel--ivonlq A quantity ot lnallillu ropo 1;: to 2| tbrend. 700 lbs. white lend. varnish in pint. halt gallon, and gallon tins-.

One 5 ll. l'. inlpcriul Engine, used

two scusolis. THE ASSOCIATED FARMERS' C0~ OPERATIVE CO.. LTD

crod with oollstipation, ibillous spoils. lli.|'ro\\'s. l roller. I sculllcr. 2 wood- 1|7 5yd~m._v gp,

stomach trouble, rlleulllatic stiifllcss:

eloiglls. l llo.\ ,-lvlgll. l driving

i’honc 5-lti.i.

others 'who have sallow skills, blood sleigh, 1 buggy. l irucklvugon. l cart. :i80;!.;;.1)15il,d_ disorders and Hlvkly C0l11Dl0Xl0ll:~l 811! und wheels. l sci tlrivillg harness, li , .. W in

urged lo get u quurtcr pound of little- ntouo pllos-phulo (rom tlic drug store. This will cost very little, but is sulli- eiont to nluko anyone a pronounced r-rnnll on the subject oi internal sall-

| ,ect express llurllcss. 2 sets cart llnr- lless. Z2 sl-is double llzlrllcr'-s. t'ollul'fi.

‘llalllcs. forks. nllov--is cle. All house- hold t'url|ituro, terlne for tarnls made knnwll nl. su-le; oi' stock, crop. ctc. $.».

FOR SALE

iii-\|l0U~ ultll lllldcr cusll. il\»~r' thai. ltnloutll, Sl

zzllltornally and ilixterllully it is

ti-cod:-The crowning property ol' Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil is that it can bc -used internally for many oonlpluinls as ucll its externally. For sore l.llrout, croup. whooping cough, pains ill the chest. colic und -many kindred llil- mentl'-i it has curative -qualities _that nro unsurpassed. A bottle of it costs little and there is rlo loss in nlwuys having it at hand.

._TONlGl\T .-ir THE

ARENA

Bankers vs. S.D.C.

Witlt 1 l-2 Hours i Skating after

ulontllr. on approved joint notes. 6 por ircllt oli tor cash except fat cattle which will bc cash. ll’ Saturday i.-i storlny on Wodiiesday liltll. Sale pos- itive-no reser\'c. l“or further part- iculars apply to l\l. W. Wood. Chur- loltotown lt. lt.‘.\'o. i. or Donald Mc- liinnon.

J. A. MCDONALD,

Auctioneer

2816-il-Ziinltwinibi.

7» _'31

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‘Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest l Land Regulations

lil- sol: head of:;n-|Ly or any ulalc over The underslgned 06ers

Dundas Sturell l~`actol'y at Bridge-

town, 1'. E. ll.

I tim requested by shareholders ol

Canada Doxtriilo Co.. to cali for ten- ders. addressed to Mutllew Al: Mc- ,Lean. Souria. Plant can be seen by

town. Said tcuders to bc in by Aprl l5tli.

' li. N. cox, Manager.

'Morull

t zsil-s-sir-ul. _

FARM Fon

S593

lT ciklltecn years old. may lloiilcstcudarluartcr f0]_‘ Sale his fa1‘m of golf, ,icestlloil of avaliable Uolllpllon landlul lilatlltobll. ‘ ` 4|/ .1 ` _ ,h‘ _" -A -sl-=-=~ »f f};}»-»;¢- /\p~'\-imp-;5\e_¢»» acres ( H, mi es fiom C .ll-

ncnr ln pencil at e onllnun_ n g cy or Sub-Agency for the District. hnnyrby proxy may be made at any Uolulnlon _Lands Agency but not Hub-Agency un cel lalu conditions. 1 [Julius Sit months resilience ulnm and cul-

lmy-_»;= 'l<;`fr'=I~‘g__\==§I“_li»“g‘=;_~5g; ;;{|_;'-f,=;_=;,e;=-=_;~;- ,I3 and fronting on Fullei'toll’s

Mount Herbert, Lot 48,

lhomzligdc on lay farm ot at least B0 acres. mil Creek. acres

lcertuln conditions. A haliitnltic house is re quired except where residence is pcriorincd in thc vicinity.

in certain districts a llolllestcader in good stand-

lnl may pre-empt a quarter-section alongside ills homestead. Price $3.00 per acre. _

Duties Six months residence ln each of tllrec

:inn cultivation. l're~emilllon palcul may be olr tained as soon as homestead patent, on ccrlllll conditions

Price 500 1acre.Dutles-Mustresldr sixnlontlls

clear, the remainder a mix- ture of hard and soft woods. Farm is within easy reach

lyenrs after elrninl honlci-dead puterlnalso 50 acres of Sea Inanure and mussel

mud, and is within one mile

,Makh l.is:fart;tt..t::.nrJ::.":t::.'r2::nf:s2..is.';f from the railroad station. vs. ~ |

in ouch ot Ines yan, cultivate 50 acres and erectll home worth 8 .

All buildings llewi

» , pw _ , _

- Jl"$f‘?.i.§`l.°‘l’éli.l.'6`i’f".'.‘f i‘2’.§'.l§°l.'.?.l."`fl'.°2"'.'.’.,ll’. NEIL R0BER'I‘50N»

'hum' |'";;A,,°,t'h'°.ri's H." °° °" w. xv conv. chin. o. Mermaid P. 0.

magulaiie mlntttnted for cultivation under sem rl

Deputy e Minister ol e interior

N.B‘-Unuudlorludkritblieatlon ol' this advertise- ment will not be vu for

2725-2-zrwfmslpdi

'applying to Mr. John Sterlls. lirldgc-

1ottetown)- situated at

By E. Sauer, M. D.

I t.

Probably no remedy has over ill -t

with such pllenoulelial success ns has Nuxuted lroll. lt is conservatively cs- timntod that over three lnllllon peo- ple annually are taking it in this colin- lry alone. lt has been highly elulors'ed and used by Former liltltod ritutes. Senators and Members ot' Collgress; Pllyslclans who have been eollneetl-tl with 'well-known hospitals halve pre- scribed uni? rocomlllcnded it; .iloilsi-lg- neur .\'inln.illi.il pronlinetli t‘iei't~!_vlrlu|l. rt-conlnlends it to ull. l<‘orlner llealth

(fonlmissioncr Win. lt. Kerr. ot"t‘llic-'

ago, says it ought to be used in e`v\~l'y llor-jtitlll und prescribed by l-very phy- sit-ian.

Dr. A. J. .\'l-wlnull. inte Police

Surgeon ot' tile (flty ol` (‘llit-ago, und iorlnel' llouse Surgeon .lcllclson l’al‘lr Hospital, (fhicngo. says Nilxlltell iron has proven through his own tests of it to excel, any ‘preparation llc has' ev- er used for creating red blood. build ing up the nerves. strengthening the muscles and correcting digestive dis-

lncrly .physician ot` Bellevue llospllal t0utdool‘ dcp`t) New York. nlld tile Westchester County llospitill says iilcro are tllonsands ot' int-ll und' wo

111?

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A nnouncement R

Having purchased froln the estate of F. H. _ Seller, the

stock and good will of the grocery firm known since 1875 as Beer & Goff, it is my intention to continue the business under

H the same name

Firm N anne :

_ \

ulell .who need il strength und blood

_ __ _V . - _ ‘ - _ WY- L_ . :_- .

oANADlAN Gc>vaRN|v|aN'r |=aA||_vvAv's‘

builder but do not know wlntt to luke. lil his opinion tht-.ro is nothing in-tier hail or 'unit iroil-Nnxutcll iron-

l`or ellridllillg the blood and helping to PRINCE ED\vA RD ISLAND

n‘ r \- ,I ' _~ . . ~ I'

While a i-eisitlent of ’l`o1'onto, I have watched the servicr .

rendered by the large retail grocery stores th_e1'e _and can as- sure the public tl service equal to the large cities, Just as soon . as improvements can be eiiectetl. V _

With a stall' of courteous clerks and prompt delivery, we

' solicit a colltilluztncc of the iirlrfs old/t_'ustonlcl's and any trade

extended to us will be greatly appi'eclated.

\\'. 'l`. \\"l‘]|.l.N']'I|t.

Cllai-lottetowll, P. E. I.

March lst, 1918.

Iililill X (i()|"l".

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increase the strength and cildurtlilce I l I I _,I t 1918. _ `

ot' lllell und woiilen wllo burn up lo

r‘fiDidl_\' their nervous t-ilel‘g_v ill tllel _

->'l‘enuous strain ot tile grunt bustli- css conlpctitioil ot' the tiny.

if vou are not strong or we-ll. you

owe it to _yourself to make the ioliow- ing test: See how long you can work or how far you can walk without becoming tired. Next take two live- "l_-aill tablets of Nuxated iron i`lree vimes"per duy utter nleuls t'ol' t\vo -reeks. Then test your strcllgtil again 'lull see how much you have gained.

N()'i`E:-Nuxated iron. which llus

been used by former lnelirbers ot' the United' States Senate and House of Represeiltatives, and other pronlinl»nt people with such s-urprising reslllts ztlltl whi'°h is prescribed and rccolll- lllended above bv pllysicians is ilot zl .leoret remedy -but one which is well known to dru,<!gist.s evcrvwllcrc. Ull- 'll-e the older inorganic iroll products. it is easily ussiulilated. docs not ill- _iurc tllc teeth. make tlioln black or up- set the stoulucll. The lllallu\`»tcturel~s "uuralitee successful aild entirely sni- lsl`t-tctory results to cvcry plll'cllasel' .»,~ they will ret`ulld your inonc_v. it is dispensed by (leo. E. Hughes, Apothe- r-'lries Hall. E. .»\. l-`osler ticnlrul Drugstore. ll. J. Illabolr, tl\iolltugllel

"l=mMs wrrl-l Foaelcn

English Courses For 'Foreign Born Members Qt’ C. E. F. Turn Out

Valuable Business Melt ‘

od .sfoidicrs in the Cniludiull l'ol'ces has .-turtcd with at struggle with the Enla- lisll language. 'l`llc v‘o<~utioll:ll tminiln.: dopurlulent. ol` the `hlilitury liospiluls

:nent has entrusted tho business o

li-l`o. has scores ol` int-.tt enrolled il lillglisll cltirises ill the lnilltary con- '.nle.scont hospitals. V

l<`l;encll, Swotlcs, ltnliuns. und Nor-

wo~,:iulls wllo enlisted lil the nrlliy ol' their adopted country when till- wur broke out are returilillg ulliit For l`ul° ther military service, and' the Govern- nlcllt is giving theln every opportun- ity to ilccorne equipped l'o|‘ slices-ss ill the future .

and all good druggists. I _,

TRADE SEEK l‘\,'ETERANS

'l`hle l't-lluhilitaitioll ol' lnully rctllrll-‘I

. llllleitllllc lil l t ec . e)lll:li_\ s ,

Trains Outward-Read Down ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME Trains inward-Read Up

AAI. |l.00 7.00 7,340 . ,O

:“f'¢l:-‘ ::.:.:c-" ccecw

2'*

V/'

llep. t`llurlottctowl1 Arr. lluntcr River Elllorilld .it-t.

Borden

.li-t-. Arr.

llep. Dcp.

IKM.

/ 5.30

A. M.

10.30

4.18 8.55 11.35 7.65 2.30

l'.I\l. .'\..\l.

ti.Ll0 7.45 .\'.l.'» 9.00

4.30 5.15 6.00

l)l:|l_ lillrtlcll Al'!'. Dep. l~Inlct':lltl Jrt. Arr. llcp. lieusillgtoil - Arr. Arr. Sullllncrsiilc Dcp.

l’..\l.

' 5.40

3.20 2.47 2.15

4\.l\l.

7.25 0.45 6.00

l’..\l. `_’.Iltl »l.1<l 5.4-l 0.51 S.00

llvp, Sllllllllt-rsillo Arr. l"ort llill t)‘l.l,~:il'_\' .-\ll\t‘l'toli Tignlflll

Arr. Dep.

.»\..l\l. 1l.00 . 9.215 8.03

' 0.45

5.45

-r\»$».;:_

-A--' writ!

r 2-1

~ 5.53

-l`.iill

llcp. I ’l»arlotl t-lou' il /\|'l'. .\lt. Sl.o\v:ll't .`»lol'cll Sl. l‘t‘l.t‘l's‘ Souris

Arr. ilep.

A.l\i_ .l l .10 9.35 8.55 8,25 6.50

l'..\l.

3.50 '

.-\ rr. l-Il ill iln

Dep.

.’\.I\i. 5.30

P..\l =l..`»n ll.u.'» ti.-i.‘. 7.120

llcp. Nl. Stcvvzlrt Arr. ' t`nrtiit;u\1' " " ‘

Alontalgllo .\rl'. (it-ol'gl¢to\\'ll llcp.

.°.“f*5::? asses

l’.!\’l :Lin <l..'».'» 7.05

llvlv. i'l|:ll'lolt,t‘tu\\ll /\l‘t`. \-'eruoll itivcr

.\rr. .\lllrruy llllrbor licp.

.\.hl. l0.lll .‘<l.20 6.20

_ `

ALL THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED

t'olnnlis:-zion. to wlioul the (iovel'll1~_ C, A. HAYES' H_ H- MELANSON' W_ HUGGAN’ `

making vcuruns m again for dvi: General Malt;in;ie1rct;E.as't|erlé.Lines) Passenger 1"'/‘r;tfci<;ortllIa'l}.agE:.r‘, District Paséeirgfgngtgectrt, '_

fr _~ __ .c .:__, _ --- --5

It is collllrlolily knolvn lhnl. |llnu_\'

loreigllcrs who 'nligrutc to Cnlludil into

t-ondcnlllcd to c.ilnnlon lullor by tlleir luck ot kllowlctlge of tile lullguugc. Abilities which would enable tllem to become very useful l`ut:tor.\= in busin- f~s.~r. are lost to ilu-nl llut-:lllsv ol' thi-ir luntlit-np. and they uri: cugor to enl-

llrrict- tht- oppoltullity which is being ull‘.ll'llcd tlloln during their tliiy;-l ol t:oil\':llel-it-4-lice.

ill the west wllcrc loleigllers are to

hc i'ollnd ill lnrllze llulubers. lllell wllo have learned Ellglisll will lllld plat-es ill thi- llllsiln-s- world e:lsil_v. 'l`llo np- pl~<_-cialtion tl' Illt- worll wllicil ilu

tfolnnllssion is doing in this line was- cvidcllcedl recently ill Saskatoon when a very -perturbed manager of u. big tlrnl phoned to the hospital to seo it they had a man who could trans- late some Norwegian mail for him.

’i`ilc school was ready with the ~-u~-- .lnlltll

advertising.

Charlottetown

e. -- - - E _ .,_.__ -- 4 .r" ' ` 'T _; -_-_v »_ I qi '

‘ ,

A Fora Strong Personal Selling

Message--Use Multigraph Letters

inject some “gillgei"’ into your aclveltisillg-sti'ike straight fi'oln_ the shoul-

‘ der. Have every envelope leaving your oiiice oi' store bear a message-and have that

message pyinted the M,UL'1‘IGRAl’lI \V.f\ Y. -

A Multigraph Letter has a mall-to-mall appeal-there is a warlntll-a mag-

netism--a personal, convincing ring to it that cannot be had in any other form of

There is no waste ammunition when you see Multigrapll Letters because

every letter goes straight to the mark and you kilow a letter addressed personally to your prospect will be read when everything else fails.

Multigraph Letters is the cheapest form of advertising whell you consider

results-and results count.

If you are a tradeslnan or professional man wishing to get the ear of pros-

pective customers there is no illore effective means than Multigraph Letters.

' Multigraph Letters will be found the most effective for

-SALES LETTERS -ENVELOPE i5"1‘UI“FERS

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