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THE

GUARDIAN

‘Wei villné” Stops Esrache in 10 Seconds, I f ` ` '

1 Fixes Tootliache in 2 Minute

IT SEEMS T0 POSSESS ALMOST ipairrsubduirtg power than other li

ments-one that penetrates more deep- ml P”l°“' Summenme-

SOME DIVINE POWER OVER

The Westem Gumdian _

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

ni, can be obtained st Lsl!erty’s 'l`0llB0l"

' PAIN ly in the tissue than any other lini-

FIUB ON NERVILINE

'l‘octliaclic is usually due to neural-

gin in the gurus or to the congestion und swelling of the nerve pulp.

As “.\'erviliue" relieves congestion,

you can easily see why it cures tooth- at-lie.

.\lerviline dues niorc-cures any at-lie

or pain--in any part of the body.

li niaitcis not where your pain is.

It niay he~ln ti joint or muscle; it may bt- iictirulgiu or luinbago; it iu¢i_\‘ lic ai siii‘fnt'»~ pain is deeply sitiiated in the biiclt, sith- or rliest. .\`crvilint- will rent-.li ii: _\it-e~\'ilint- will drive it out.

Wlnit is I\'er\'illiic, you aski’ Just ii

liniinr-nl. lint it-ry much stronizcr' iii

ly, that gives permanent relief.

You might spend ten or a hundred

dollars. but you couldn't buy as niucli relief as yoti get from a single bottle of Nerviline.

We guarantee Nerviline; we refund

yottr money if it does not relieve you.

ln uiany lands it is rt household

trust, a remedy that has justified it- st-lf under the experietice of those who have used it. Guaranteed for nett- iailgia, sriuticu, lumliago, i-heumatisni, pleiirlsy, strains or spruius; the largn 50 rent faintly size bottle is inure t~ceiitiriiit'al than the '.'.'» cent trial sizc. Uealt-'rs e\'er_\'wlici'e sell Nervi- Iine, or direct from The <‘ttturrliozoue

t‘o.. Kingstoii. l'uii:ula.

ment. It is a lininient that cures quick-

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A Draft-You Catch Cold-Then Follows

Coughs,Cold Stiff Neck

N euralgia

Especially in the piercing pain of ncuralgia. or the dull throb of lietitlaclie is Sloan’s Liinment; \\'ontlct‘fully relieving. Laid

lightly on thc part will-rc thc pznn is it-lt, it. gn-vs at oncc ri. fet-ling of comfort and cusc that is uiost wt-lcoiuc to the o\'ci°wrouglit sufferer. '

Hear What Others Say:

“'I`lir:r~ _'irc no l.inini1-nts th-it t-~i'r:.l .~`.lo:.:.~ -1. .\ly husband has nr-urnlgia very

nil. r,_ l_., .ups mnin - on his lure and that is the lust oi it."-Mrs. I". J. Bruwri, lr. ..t. 1, H-iz 1.21, lIulI», ’1`¢r.n.

"I ll _-..- un il .~`2o;i .'-' Liuirncut for ifimilv u=c for yearn nnd would not bc without

it \l`» h..'.'»- r-,ind :i i:;n.i|§.' or ti-n iliililzcii nntl linvi- u~t-il it for 1-ruup nnd nll lung tr-.~.!.~ . .il-.i_ :-1. on nritifr-pw for woiiu-l-, oi ohit-li children limi' ii grunt inriuy, it

.nut l,~- ti-_.t ,\i'.' ~.\ii-- spiniioii Il-r :initio in-t eurnnn-r nnd it has in had sirius-.

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SLO N' NM N

It works like magic, relieving Lumbago, Rl-ieumatism, Sprains and Bruiser. No rubbing-just lay it on. Price 25c. All dealers. Send four centa in stamps for TRIAL BOTTLE. Sent to any address in Can.

DR. EARL S. SLOAN, Inc. Dept. E Toronto, Can.

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CALIFORNIA AND HER GREAT EXPOSITIONS

See 'l`wo Fairs At One Fare

Soniclinie during 1915 you will contemplate a trip-

to lzikc or mountain, Seashore or camp.

All thc fun, the recreation, the health you count on

will bc yours plus a great knowledge of the garden spot of Ainericzi, if you go to California and her great Expositions, Sanlln-no and Sanliraiicisco.

'l`n<~re are exhibits from every country in the world

and it is significant to note. that not one of the European nations has cancelkd its exhibit or curtailed its space on account of thc war.

linropc has faith in the Expositions. Get Your

Tickft Now.

“lloct r lo que tu; Oh! Espana, nunca sonastc" 1915

-Cervantes ALL

"To do what thou ? Oh Spain, did ncver drcarn" 'l`llE

-Cervantes YEAR

This is your opportunity to see California-San Diego,

Los Aiigeles, Riverside and Sari Francisco. To see the (irancl Canyon on your way out and Yellowstone Park on your way back. The railroads. the hotels and Exposition have all combined to make it easy for you.

'l`akc advantage of the very low rates brought on

by ilic Expositions.

All information promptly attended to and sleeping

car reservations made.

'l`it~ltets sold over any line or routc pzisscnger wishes

lo tgp.

Write, Phone or Call

W. K. ROGERS

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Tlavemlou Valuable Papers!

Fire Iisurance will not replace them if destroyed.

Do you keep them in a vault ?

Do you keep them where other people can see them ?

You can rent a “SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX”-this can bc opened only by yourself.

We invite you to inspect our Vault and Safety Deposit

Boxes.

box

The Eastern Trust Company

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-SUNDAY SERVICES.-Rev. Geo.

A. Sutherland, oi Kensington. will preach in Lot 14 Presbyterian Church. on Sunday, March 14th, nt 3 D- U1-“ll

-PRIZE AWARDED.-By an.0V€l°'

sight the special prize awarded to Mrs J. H. Burns, of Summerside, for a rug in the recent fair, was omitted lll the regular prize list.-X.

-TO CORRESPONDENTS. - Ow-

ing to the increasingly licavl’ d€l1‘l3llClB on space 'l‘he Guardian cautions its correspondents to be ns brief as pos- sible in their contributions. Only Real News will be inserted.

‘ -FIREMEN.-The third monthly meeting of the firemen of Suinnierside was held in their room in the Civic llulldiiig Mornluy vvcllllilé. lVlHI'Cll 3. und the usual nioittlily business was traiisuctt-d.-X

-BOYS’ CONFERENCE.-At the

regular l'iiioii l’rxtyer Meeting to he ht-lil in the llupiist (‘hurch this oven- iug, _\ir ll. t`_ Vross, Y.M.(`.A. Secret- ary ut tfliarlotietown. will be present to explain the idcu of lloys’ \\'ork t‘on- fcrcrn-e to he held in Sunimerside, March 2tltli to 28th.

-ODDFELLOWS SPECIAL. - A

special train \\'itlt the members ot' ltcgal Lodge, Keiisington, and Prince Edward Lodge, Summersitie, to the niimhcr of seventy-ilve went to Alber- ton i\1onday afternoon, where they were royally entertained by the mem- bers of Tokalon Lodge. A degree teuni front Prince Edward Lodge ex- euipliiicd thc iuitiutory and first ilegiot-s, tlircc new nit-nibers taking the iniiiailory tlegi-cv and tcn the first <lcgi't-e, _-\ veigv pil.-asuiii und profit- zililu evcniiig was spent. by cvcryono present. At the close ol' the Lodge refrcsluncnts were served and ti. social time \\'us spcnt in inusic und u smoker, utter wltieli tin- visiting brotlircii rc- tnrncd to their train, arriving in Sunt- iticrsiflc about Il o‘t-lock.-X

-WEDDING BELLS.---A pretty

lioint- wetltliiig was :mleiiiiiisctl _\'csi.cr- day ai'tcriiooii at the i‘c:-iitli-iicc of Mr anti i\lr:~.' Siaiiitortl tiny. Suninicrside, wlu-.ri their eldest datighter, Miss Violet. in-cninc the wit`c of Mr iinve- lock ll. l.i~i`\irgey, of Suinint-rside. The cerenioiiy was pcrforiiicd hy llev. ll. J. l~`ruscr, in prcscncc of the ini- tnetliaic relatives oi` thc bride and groom. After thc t-crcinony and dinner Illr and .\lrs lit-fitrgcy left on an t-xtcntletl lioiieytnotni trip, via tlcorgtftowri. for Sain l~`rnncist:o, where they will attend thc Exposition. They will stop en route ui lleiivcr, (`olorado. Wliilt- in San Ifraiicisco they will visit lllr ()_ ll. l.cfurgey. a brother ot' the gloom, und will takc :i trip to l’anaiua. 'l‘lic_\' will rt-turn by l’ort|uiid, ()regou. and Vain-otivcr. iuukliig tl\c‘(‘uuadian trip by ilic t`.l’.lt. 'l`liey expect to be away two iiiouihs, t\.t't<-.i' which they will take un their r'csitl<-iicc in Surn- inerzsitlc. 'l`lie (liiartliaii joins with

l YQUR QPPQRTUNITY '[0 SEE

happy liorieyiiitioii trip and an cvcn inorc pit-a:;ziiil journey tlirotigh life.

\\"l~IS'l`l~Ill.\’ I’l§l{S()NAI1S

_ -Mr. llubcrt llowuit, St. l~Ileauor's, was in Suniniersitlt- on ltlontluy.-ll.

- .\ir .|. l"rztiik Arut-it, Siinilm-rsitlc.

\\':i.-'. it pusst-tiger to t‘lturlottt-lo\vit ou i\loii<ln_\'.-X.

Mr. \\'illiuni Mt-l(n_v, New Aiiuiiii.

spent Sttiitlay iii town on btisiiicss.-- ll. ~

-Mr. Daniel Morrison, of the (’an-

adian llnnk of (`ominorce. Summer- side, spent Stiuday with his parents, Mr. and l\lt°r~i. George Morrison, Brittl- tilliiinc.-H.

-(‘hicf ol' l’olit~e and Mrs. Oakes

were ainoug the l`orly-ilvc pussengern who left Suininersitlc on Monday uf- tcrnoon by the special train from Ken- niiiglort to _/\lbet‘ton in coririecilon wltli tile int-eiiiig of the I. 0. O. I". in that place. The train urrivctl in S\iiuiner~ side on ilie return trip at Si a.m. 'l`ut‘s- tiny tnorninir.--ll.

INSTANT RELIEF

Paint. on Putnan\'s Corn Extractor to-

night. and torus feel

better in ilie nio:‘n~

ing. illogical the

way “P u t ri a m's"

cases thc pain, tlestroys the roots, kills ii corn for all tinic. No pain. Cure guaranteetl. Get rt 250. bottle. of "Putriam's“ Extractor today.

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_ We have a sample of Men’s Tan Goodyear welt boots, with double Viscol Soles all sizes in stock, at twenty per cent off. Just the boot tor Spring wear.

Come in and have a ook at them.

Morris 8: Smith

Queen St.

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-ONE GENT psr word each in

sertion for Advertising in this coi- unin. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-tivo cunts.

-WANTED AT ONCE.-An experi-

enced milltnery trimmer. Apply to R. T. Holman, Limited. Summerslde.

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TIGNISH

-VISITING FRIENDS. - Mr. and

MPS- Melvin Gallant. of Leovllle, were .the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sumner at their country home in Pet~ ervilie over Sunday.-Z.

-OUT OF DANGER. - The many

friends oi’ Mr. and Mrs. A. Morrisey are glnd _to learn oi’ the speedy recov- ery of this well known couple who have for some time been under medi- cal care-n.

-VISITING HERE.-Mrs. Cyril

(`hnisson of Leovllle, who recently re- turned from Boston is now visiting her husband‘s relatives here t'or thc wcek accompanied by her two chil- dren.-Z.

» -HONORARY PALL-BEARERS.- Additional to those who particiuated in the funeral of the late Mr. Jerotne Richard, who was buried here Mon- day were: Dr. James Johnston and F. J. Buote, .who were the honorary pall-bearers. The other detail of this funeral appeared in the Guardian yes- terday.-Z.

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-ANOTHER DEATH. - Added to

the long list of mortality around here is the recent edath of Mrs. Johti Mar- tin oi' Little Tignisli, who died on Monday after a long, lingering sick- ness. This lady was well known in the community in which she lived, and will he missed by ull tliosc who knew hor, she leaves u liusbnnd and a lnrgc inim- Iit-r of rcltttivcvs.-Z.

-MONTHLY MEETING. - The

Frcricli Acadian Mutual Sick Benefit Society of Tiguish, with Mr. Sylvian Gaudet presiding, held their regular monthly ineeting in St. Mury's llall on Sunday afternoon. Many new mem- liors were enrolled and much new business was goric over. lt is now fully dt-.t-itll-tl that the convt~iition ot’ ilio So- ciety will be held iu Miscniiclie in August.-Z.

-DEPARTURE FOR MAINE. --In

behalf of the fox industry as azinounc- cd recently in the Guardian, Hon. (thas. Dalton left Monday morning for the State ot` Maine i.o givé tr series of lectures at divers places in that great State. Ile will be accompanied by sev- eral other gentlemen from nil over the island, also largely interested in this great industry.-Z.

-FANS AND BASEBALL.- Mr.

\\'illiani Wiser is preparing to organ- ize a hitseliall club liere. Having lost one of tlit- host players in Mr. A. E. Murphy, who hun enlisted and it will bc hard to replace him. Fans from thc .surrounding country :irc awaiting with great anxiety the coming base- lmll season anti it is to be hoped that the boys this season will make as good :i showing as they have made in thc past.-Z.

-IMPRESSING CEREMONY --

Ivlfmsignoi- ii. M. iii(-iirmaiti. of 'rig- tiisli. assisted ltcv. P. tl. Gauthier of .Palmer Road, Sunday, in the blessing lot ri uiiitiuc piece of statuary there. ‘This statue represents St. Anne in ti humble, pious pose. The ltcv. Moti- siguor in speaking to the congregatioii of the iueaning of blessing such ar- ticlcs oi' pit-ty, also thanked the donor, who. it is reportetl to be Mrs. Wm. Callaglian, tr wealthy ludy oi` l’uluicr ltoad l’urish.-Z_ _

-BUSINESS BOOMING. - Iii un

interview with llir. Resdon, General Agent for Frost und Wood in this Province, the writer was informed Monday that thc prospect for 1915 business is pheuomenal-compared with what was done in the last year. From all iuilragentcies all ovcr the island the orders so far have shown tl great iti<'rc.ase and the fnrniers ure buying i`ai-ming iinpleiiieuts ot' thc lutcst rlesii.ms, showing that the farmer of today in working his land to a proilt riceds tho very latest labor saving ma- chinery..-Mr. Rcsdon is well known here, und has many friends. lic is au enthusiast of the fox industry und pre- dicts it future in this business not to lic t~oiupat't-tl even with what it was bciort- the war broke out.-Z.

ALBERTON

-GOOD ROADS. - The people in

the westerii part of the province are fortttiinte in having excellent roads for hauling and driving during the last live or six wet-ks. According to reports their neii:libor.~i further east have to content tlit-iiisclves with the wagons. -z\.

-SICKNESS. - The mumps have

claimed another victim in the person “l MV- l‘lf\l`l`.V Prldham of wlutc and }’ritll1uin's. Mr. Pridtinni is ni present couvulesclng nt his home in Moiitrot-ie, No doubt it will incapaci- tatc him from playing with the hot-key team next Friday night.-‘-A.

-NEW DWELLING. - Miss Susie

Mattliews of Albcrton has recently moved into her grand new dwelling which is situated in a pretty Iocnllty overlooking the Mack River and vicin- ity. The house is 31 x40 feet in di- mension and is oi’ Colonial design. The exterior walls nre shingled und flninli- ed in natural wood, the trimmings be- ing painted white. lt stands on a cou- crete foundation with a 7 foot 6 inch basement which consists of n. coal and furnace room. vegetable apartment. laundry and dairy all of which are fitted complete. The first floor con- tains n large mnin hall, living room, l¢llChPl1. Pantry. toilet room, besides entry and porches. On entering the maiu hall from the front you are con- fronted by the innasive landing stari- way, which is finished in British Col- umbia Fir and Red Birch. immediate- ly inside the front door is a large bevel plate glass mirror, which runs from the base to the top of the door finish and which is framed with same wood as the rest of the ilnish. The llvling room which opens from the hall with large sliding doors has a large bay window in the south. This room js furnished with a large brick mantle. an open fireplace. a built in book case

china closets and bsy window ns;

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s ...IT PAYS tn buy In this Province

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Insure Your Brains In The Canada Life

The able, etlicient Manager is .the _ brains of many a business. ‘He is the firm’s greatest asset. But the death of that Manager destroys' this asset and may create a liability which will wreck

the firm.

_ factor.

Sometimes a. business with moderate capital ' makes greater headway than one much better equipped in that respect. The secret of its success is its superior management. How necessary it is, then, that the firm should be pro- tected against the loss of this most important

The Canada Life way of doing this is well worth your

earnest consideration. Its partnership policy takes

,Cf .' the risk from the firm. We shall gladly send

DQ t' lars.

$5 ¢ you par icu

qv 1% 4 -- > ~l »

Herbert C.

K is President and General Manager.

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[Sn°"‘"‘°M, Manager for Prince Edward Island. Cl1=rl°¢t¢i°WI1-

Cox,

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this room is finished in rl. t‘.. Fir und

closets and four large bedrooms. One room in the southwest has large

room is llttcd complete with a built in

mainly ot' hardwood. The house is

coiivenieiices including hot water heating, electric lighting nnd hot nnd cold water throughout the house \\‘liicli is supplied from an air pres- sure tank in the basement. Building operations were commenced on the house on October 1-ith. 1914. ami coin- pleted on January 30th, 1915. This residence wus designed and built oy the reliable contractor. Mr. W. R. Maynard and both the design and workmunsliip go to show that this

ly the very best qunlity.-A.

Alherion ]’0i'.~ioiutls.

-Miss M. Evelyn Itcady spent the

wet-it-end visiting friends in Alberton. -A.

-lion. John nntl Mrs. Agnew, who

spent four or five pleasant weeks visit.- ing in (‘hurlottetown, have returned home. lt was during Mr. Aguew's visit that he was rc--elected Mayor of Alliei-ton by nccnlaniation.-A.

-Three or t'our of the jolly passeng-

ers uiteiidiiig ilie hockey match were so anxious to have a good meal at t'ampbell‘s restaurant. that they miss- ed the special mid had to walt. over l'or thc morning express.-A.

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tylish Spring Suitings And oatings for Women

‘ We respectfully call

the attention of the ladies to our New Spring and Summer Suitings and Coatings. They are among the most up to date that the markets provide.

You are invited to look

them over whether you buy or not.

We will sell the mat-

erial by the yard at the lowest price that can be obtained in the city or have it made to order in our usual first class manner.

We suggest that you

place your order early to prevent disappointment when the season is ad- vanced.

D., A. Bruce

156-158 Queen Street ssrzosmf

gentleman is tip io his standard, uuuic-

lias it very convenient dumb \\'aitcr.l

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done in English Messlrui stylc. The _,Ib-;»`\ 3

sitting room is finished in spruce und .FEI _§\" Q. g ° has un open brick fireplace. The ~ ` _“°`_>'f2. ` \\`

kitchen, pantry and porch are ilriislied 'l ’ in natural wood The second floor 'll ri"-1* *- A- >-

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swinging windows, \vhicli open in. _ _ Two sides of this room are almost en- 5- \ /~» ' _ tirely of glass. All bedrooms are fitted _

with large clothes closets. The bath- *_ 3-; _1-

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cabinet having n bevel plate mirror in _ _ _ " '

door. There is also a clothes sliuto -.fp A S 0 P s

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thoroughly equ pod with all inotlcru ` f >` ""

The time for home decorating is again here and brings

to our attention t_he necessity of briglitening up the woo_d- work, doors, furniture, and other articles about the house in

order to make it that bright,

phone your orders.

clean spot it should be. Our

stock of paints, varnishes, cnamels, etc. include the largest range from_ the world’s leading_manufa_ctures, and our prices on same will please you. Examine the list below, then call or

H Use Sherwin Williams Paints

Da not experiment with infer-

ior paint-buy the brand with ti reputation -Sherwin Williams -you won’t regret it, Price per gallon $2.50. (50 shades.)

Sherwin Williams inside

paints in 1 and 2 lb. tins iti all colors.

Sherwin Williams Varnlsh

Stain, dries with it fine gloss, be- sitlus showing out the gruln of ilit- wood; per ilu, 15, 25, 50 and 90c. unch

Floorlac. Thd master floor cn-

amt-l. dries hard and can be walked ou without. scratching. 1 pint size, 50c., 1 quart, 90c.

Paint and Varnlsh Brushes

from Sc. to $3.00 each.

H862-3-4M\list u i

Ready Mixed Gold Paint, per

box, 25c. _ _

Furniture Varnlsh in tins. % pint and pint, price 10c and 20c.

Alabastlne, the sanitary wall

finish, BQ lb'. pkgs, 20c., 5 Ib. pkgs., 40c. each.

Ramsay: No. 400 Hurd Oil

Finish Varnish. A splendid var- nish for general use. Our price per gdllou, $2.00.

Sherwin Williams "Mnr'not".

floor vnrnish. the kind tltat luis stood the test; per gnllon, $3.50.

“Sapolin” White Enamel, ‘A

pints to 1 gallon, 20c. to $4.00.

Sherwin Williams Floor Wax.

per lb., 50c.

0'Cedar Furniture Polish,

(tho latest and best), 25c., 501:., nnd 75c.

Simon W. Crabbe

Agent for Sherwin Williams Paints

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The

Temperance Alliance

The Tight Little Island

Meets on March 11tli_ lo discuss

the havoc wrought by "fire-water” There is no need for discussion re the havoc wrought by fire nnd water, and it is lncurnbeiit on everyone to have his property protected by ii poligy in B il°°d» l‘¢ll8l1l°, flra Insurance com- pany such nl The Imperial Underwri- ters Corporation.

Wrlle. Cilll or phono the agent,

G. J. _McCoRMAc,

Revere Hotel Block, Chsriotggggwn Phone 351 P. 0. Box 74

soso-3-9M3i ,

KODGSON, SUMNER & C0., LTD. Permanent Sample Rooms Room 3 Grant Building Fred E, Morris Representative' for `P 'E Island

‘ our low prices will delilllt

f--__-_---_-§ THE STORE THAT W|I_.L USE YOU WHITE

Hanging Hall

Parlor Lamps _

Our present showingof

hanging hall an'd par or lamps is without a doubt the nicest you have ever seen. -‘

Besides _being extremeli’

beautiful in appearance. large nnd artistically design- ed, they give a splendid ll- luminatlon and consume it I surprisingly small qilhlll-lt!

of oil. .

cnt in and look over this

lino of lamps-you BFG !\ll‘9 to see what you wsnt ‘und

YOU.

Black & Co. '

_ limo it also is nnisiiefi in n. c. rir., ' ' . Phonc568- ° ' ` 125 Gflftmi sin"

Richmond Street _ i The dining room, which is fitted with _ 1 |593-12M|yg\]I13|_ . . '