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'PAGE FQUR .-frm: LATEST News ‘ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN 0?' U11' '- ._ YYYY _Y __ _ip I9?
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AT NEW GLASGOW
'l`hc following is clipped from the
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U ' The ilrst meeting of l’ictou county
driving club was held on the ri\'cr
ice this afternoon. Three races "were
` ' d ' th " 98 trot
I beg to annource to the electors
of the Second Di.-trict that at the Liberal-(`onservati\-e i‘onverition held today I was uiiaziiniously nominated as the Candidate for .-isscmblyman nt the election to bc licld on the Sth of February next. \
1 believe it is essential to the wel-
fare of this province that the farming interests, should be better repre- sented in thc Lt-e,islatiire_ sinre ag- riculture is the mainstay of this ls- land. I will consider' it my duty, if elected, to work strenuously for re- forms in the educational systcm in the interests of ai_'riciiltui'f>, for ini- proveniciiis in the public roads and ferries, greatfr efficiency in all the
public sc-r\'icc:<, null for the enforce. ment of our just clmiiis against thc Dominion ilovernment.
As it will be impossible for me to
call upon all the electors personally during the ranipaign l take this means of respectfully soliciting your votes.
Dated this 2-ith day of January,
1911.
Jul-l.\’ H. Bl'.\"l`AlN,
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You can get your next winter
Fur now-and sa__\/e mor-ey on it. StyIos'|n"furs do not qhange as rapidly as they do in other wear
--so to be i`n time- and to save some dollars we lnvi- e you to see our Furs-see our Furs- see our prices-and we know where you will buy.-Prowse Bros Ltd
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Closing out cod lots of walsts.
Wrappers. Corsets. under-mus llns. Cottons and Linens a Pat;ns. 2-Cd3l.
. _-*_ _ Finalweek end cle-
arance oi Coats. Furs.
Manyllall Price. Palon’s. _ 2-idili.
We meet all oatoloque prices-
we go better than them too--and _lust mail us your next orderalong with oxprossage. and soo what wo can do for you.-Prowse Bros Ltd. _ 1- 3 ldif
“Blankets cheap-During our
annual linen sa-le-no\v on-we will allow L10 pe-r cent. oil all wool blankets and comforts.
curtains and fancy linens. _lm- mense satisfaction when you buy your linens here. Beer & Weeks. ‘1-?.1dt!r2i.
a counts W Q-Zdli.
Only three more days to take dvanfage of Piiicns Big Dis-
on the proibrarn an in_ e ..._ , the greatest contest ever seqri here, resulted in the first heat in 1.11. Queen Brazillian and Rollettn finish- ed heads apart. Dodd Dywer with Grace Abott won two heats then Ilol- letta, the deciding two and race.
In the four-year-old race Wall Jack-
son had the winner in lilonnchille with Ollie lilac, owned by Fred Pet- tis second, Dclgarno third. ln the 2.40l pace a remarkable thing occurred when five horses won one heat each,
The day wus ideal and the ice
splendid and the races were witnessed by fully 2,000 people. Thejudges were R. H. Gray, Thornburn; Frank H. l\lc_\'i~il, New Glasgow and John Grat- tan, Picton, Starter. J. W- Grant-
'l`he next meeting of the club will
be held at Picton next week. The 'summaries are:-- ~
Colt Race.
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Tom Commodore _ . , Blackbird ._ ._ __ Teddy (‘. ._ _. Woronocco Girl ._ _ ,_
Lucinda May _ _ . . _ ._
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40 class is an island bred horse, Sir (_`orriinodr-re Leflyard, owned by |lli~ Strickland. _\s will be srcn by the summary his time 1.10 vcns the fast- est made in eithir of the tliree races. His fortunate owner is 'iii nizus Vic(-ill\i=r\ the uell known horseman of New (-lasgou N' S _
l Donn qlilts-lleie is your
oppoitiinity to o\\n a lux\ry-- at little cost lust a do -en- oit thev “ - .i f <_3C
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-o u will save money.Our prices ,under the cash system. are so llow-that the store is just one -lot. ofimrgains-any dziynnd every
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A YULCANO HND `l`Yf0 EARTHQUAKES CAUSEDQPA
;v_V(_(`_onVtinued_!_roni_ page 1.) smoke and has iinilwclln ubovg_ the volcano. Lara and stones were bclch- ed 3,000 feet.
The constabiilary assisted the panic
stricken natives. (ine cuvalryman was killed by the wreck of zi house on the lake shore. `
Following the sinking of the islam]
a wave four feet high swept over the lake shore for a radius of a mile, des- troying hundreds of bamboo shacks. These, lio‘-'_e\'cr, lind br-eil evuvnritecl on nccount of the curly eruptions which occurre-'l yestoiwlay morning. The icirinc cxploezions in the air prosrratml many of the constribulnry. The oliservatory litre r.~pc»rts a total of 132 shocks.
The Southern rfiilroaid has not
been lloi-mierd, but three inches ol :hurl and e.slic~s cover the tracks in place- ullicli has held up traific.
The obi-'~_\r\'ator_\' authorities sav
that .lliiuila is in no duntgcr. It is believed that the towns of Taal and lienivry l‘.zww been i-pnsirleiubly dain- aged by mud and stones. Taal is partly srlbnicrgeil und all the <'i~--ps ruined.
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_CATARRH CANNOT BE CURY D. with l.i'l(`.-‘-li .\T‘l’|.l(_` \.'l`lf‘\lS. :is ihr=_\' r~:\r.|ir»l r-~:\.'h ilu- -ont oil 11.- iii,-,-,,e,. (im. """h.l,~; ix hloorl or onlin iilul i~in:il iii-<i~ii-'v und in or<l»-rjo -fur-~ it _\-ov m H.; ,app i,,_ iorliiil_rvilir-ilz.-~. |l:i|l`.s (';il. r i ‘liken'lib-l'i\:illl',:|ii:i:il-1:dia' r liloo1l`:iiui,_frlii|r' i\i.~. .~\|i'f.'\..- :ii- urrh ( urv is 1| -l ii 'limi-li lin 'lil-in-~. \;l‘- pl‘r-si-riln-il li_\' om- -_-:` thi- In -i |,},_\-,»,,.i,,,,, |niIiis_copnli‘,\' |or_\'--,ii-.szilul is ii i-l--M--illir l'I`l'?k'¥`il>i|oii. If img- :iiifiiai-fl of the in-ct if-nics kw_»\_\'u, r~.ln\l»ii\-~<l i~.7ili thi- in i l»:o<>-'l mi:~~m<i~::_ ziciinir dir- _-\l,\ on l i\1_oc'»\is .~i~i'lul-< -. l‘l\i~ pi :‘7`l-or ¢~..|.|l\ii|;il irq, 'fl ill" i\\'1» i~il:|'i-\i|-»|ii.- Is ul :il ii-‘-,flirt-is -inch \~.o|vfli-ril l
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STlLl. ON PAPER
_ (l'_‘-»ntin\=r¢-l from pagfv ‘..i l»rccn_utii\ii_s had I-ren tnlzl-H thi,-, time ll” ’*"-"‘l- U' l'l`-‘Wilt rtnvthiii-f ol tli~
-T-iffl. --lil ll-l ll-s1dliil.1ii.rl the Cuh- .ni mr.-lnll.i.<_ llnvini; no seats in gon. ..i1.~._-t, ‘- i>.iiiir»iiu<-im:-ni wal, ,fa-1,. by 1=. lr.u_r~~l iiics-ini-"‘. wliich in:=i.:-intlv v_'_'i.=; .'i":iil:illl<‘. 'l"`-i' E-Eriiisli nwgtliofl \\n.< to inform ilu- ll-ill-.e of (mm. monf- lsr.--t :end he hu-l not felt fruc To inform ilu: 1-rcs-_ l:n\_il lu- had told
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_ O_ur annual Remnant Sale of Wall Papers at llalf
W ;l|_1c_e is now on. Many beautiful,Pat_terns for Parlor,
P [NUI B°QlI\» Bill. Bedroom and Kitchen all at llslf nco._It will save you dollars open-haps on your spring apenng to take advantage this cut price Sale.
Some early.
Carter ®.Company.Ltd
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Tilr. Bur-'len failed to see how the
Ufltlfill “'"Sfit11tioii would have been \'iolat|:ll if the mini:-'for of iinnncc lm-l liandled the sclie-lules our. when
lip rose iiistonfl of when he sat down, _ \\ou_ld lime been more convenient und imrcr.
.\lr. Il`iisi_'~r f»bscl‘\'cd that Mr. Field.
ink \\':1s sheltering: behind ay.;-¢\,1i,,r_ it.\' of practice which did not apply. Wlien thrill changes are actually nn. nouncrll f.1lr_v become ei’fecti\'e'from the moment the minister utmys them and _prcc_autil'ms to pre\'cni'. prematiirq publication are necessary. N0 tum fllflllf-Z0 wus eflcctcd by Thursday'.~i announcement.
wir., Lanciisirr morcfl his nnnunl
solution to alirilisli the fe;-nxt;-_
;~ir Wilfrirl Lfi'irirr advorriitcd
form. ‘I-Iis ideas were:
‘l-[.if_e appointment should go.
Tncrv should be ri term of 12 or 15
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2-llc did not favor election l-,V th(-
l’\"l"]~’- "l`l1f‘rf‘ are elections ¢~ii..\|f;l, f1ll`CF1‘l§'- Nrr did he alio,;eth;-r ifivor "|'3”tl"ll |13/ ilie llrovinciul lffrzfisln- Ull`1\<. f\l‘l>nrrntlyv on the thiory iliil_ of late tile ql1:\lit_;.' of the ,xml-1-1(-,in scnnte hns declined.
_»-Still he would have part of thc
s=enf>.ie grlectcrl by the local l(-gigia. ture rind ii part nominated by the ;.:u'.'rrnm1nt.
.As for s-xlection, a govcrnmpnt hp.
in! f`onipo.<<-ll of men with orflinnry liunmn imturc, will select its friends
_-lffnr st‘c;_-clirs by hlessrs. Sproule. Ml`l~'l\li- llllll-"l'. Monk and ('oni:<lL`n, thi: r-;:<ol‘_ltlon was lost on ii division,
'Tomorrow illr. iloyce will r_-ring up
the ucccptrinrc by Mr. Fielding of the t;‘.~'rinionial last year in view oi the rumor that W. R. Travers con- tributed to it. _MIK Mr-nk frnvc notice of his inten- tion to raise the question of combin- es. ,
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PEOTIA, lll., Jun. 29-In the pass-
age of the laundrymcn’s ordinance lby the City Council, ii washerwoman Iis prohibited from washing at her 'own home. The ordinance, which is directed at Chinese, also includes white washerwomen. The laundry- inen say "we are after the Cbinamen. They must be driven from Peoria. We do not mean to disturb the wash- crwomen." The ordinance says “no washing or laundry work shall be done in a cellar less than eight fest in height" an_¢_l furtheryspecities that laundry work shall not be done in ri house used also for eating and sleep- ing.
COUPLE AT 76 ELOPE AND WED
K.-\LA;\fA,ZOO, 'Mich., Jan. 29 -
lllaniel F. Slinw, 76 years old, and Mary l‘renti_ce, the some age, eloped from Decatur to Kalama'/oo and were mui'rie'l by Probate Judge Hop- kins.
-\`lin.w and his bride hurried from
the Michigan Central train to the courthouse and were exceedingly im- patient because the license was not issued at once. Both rcfiised to talk about the marriage, and when nskecl why they came to Kalamazoo to get mftrried, said they wanted to sur- prise the "folks hack hi.-me." They have bien residents of Decatur for yeurs. Shaw has been married once before and his aged bride twice.
LOST-£100.
Years ago when the electric telc-
,,i:i'ul,|li was n new idea and ri ~;i\str-rv
,to thc niasses there came trouble one Sui-lrday night in the Bank of Eng- lland. The business of the day had lclosed, and the balance was not right. There was a. deficit of just one hun- dred pounds. It was not the money, but the error, that must be found. For the oilicials and clerks there \‘o'.il-'l ln' no .sleep until- the mystery had liecn cleared up. All that night, mid all .\‘nndny a force of men were busy. 'l`lie money nas surely gone from the vaults, but no one could flisvover whence.
Un the following morning a clerk
suzircsted that the mistake may have or-Ciirreil in packing, for the West ln- dics, sonic boxes of speeie that had been sent to Soutiiampton for ship- ment. His chief acted on thc'sug- ggstlon. Here was an opportunity to re.-‘t the ‘powers of the telegraph- lirlitiiiiig against steam and steam ,wllp for-ty-ciirlil hours thc start. Ve- liv .-fi-ii gnc tcliiilmpli asked a man ini- '-1»-ii!i;'.i_-lt_o:i, “ll:~..~'. the ship Mer-
1.-il. .~.l\i.l.i
'; lu- aiim-‘ei~ cuiin- back, "Just weigh-
in-: anchor."
“Stop her in the Ql1ecn's name,"
|1'_.-_-.iw-l bnciiilic teiegihpii. "She is lrtuppl-»d," was returlicd.
WST R AhVlSE GPER 'll
,Cured by Lydia E. Pihk= ham’sVegetableCompound
Cziniftoii, (int.-“I had beenagrent
snll`\-rl~i- for live years. (mo doctor told ine it was ulcers of the uterus, und iinoilier told me it was a ilbroid
tuinor. No one knows wluitl suf-
., ._ _ __-, ~. ._ i'erw,1. l would :1 .-_-1_="»- N ’ 3112. always be worse utuortuiii periods.
and never was ri-lrulnr, and the beu rin :.7-do w n pziiiis\\'ci'etci'rilill-_ I wus vi'-ry ill in bcd, and thc doctor told nie I would have to have nn o po ration, and that l might die
durintrilie opvrrition. l wrote to my sister nbout it und she advised me to
fuk-= Lydin E. l'inkluim‘s Vepetuble (‘o|npound. 'l`l\ron;rl\ persona. expo- | ri--nco I l\:1ve_i'ounrl it the best medi- l cini- in the world-for feinzilo trouliles, i`oi‘it luis cured mc. and l did not luivo to luive the operation after all. The Compound also helped me while puss- ing tlirouigli ('|i:tiu.:i- of l.ii`c."~.\[i‘s. l.i:'i‘i'i‘iA lir..\li:, t'-nniftoii, Ontario.
_ » Lydia E. l’inkh:\m’s Vegetable Com. lpound, niurlo from roots and herbs, | luis proved to be the most aiiccessful l remedy _for curing i__lu= worst forms of if-niulo ills, including displacements. infl_z\rnmntion, _iibroid tumors, irregu- larities, periodic pains. bnckai-lie, bear- , ing-down feeling. ilniulency, indiyzes- tion. and nervous prostriition. It costs but a. trlile to_t1_'_v it, und the result has bcenworth millionstosuileringwomen.
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_We have an excellent stuck of lmrli-claim silverweiir-secured from the most rcllnhlc sources. A l0t nl the-sc articles rirc real master- Pleccu o_f artistic work und ouch and ever ’ one i ood ri _
We ure pure nn inspection of our e-lock will pls-use you. Gull In to-
, ,l DI T it wen hir- serv- icru ilv. hnnr some and pleasing.
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disease with medicine. lfrhe medicine is not right he cannot conquer disease-If the clruggist does liisduty the medi- cine will be right, and your doctor will stand a fair chance of winning the victory.
You can help your
doctor by having your .prescriptions filled at our store. -
E. A. Foster
_ Central Drugstore
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, Pine Syrup ls the lest 6 In S Sha
She writes:-"Dr, Wood’s Norway
Pine Syrup is the best cough syrup I ever used. My baby had a. very bad cold. I was using Dr.’s medicine but that didn’t seem to help the awful cough she had until I got'Yf"bottle'tif this great syrup. I have it in tho house nt the present time for the `cbildren and I think I couldn't get along if I didn’t have it. I wish to thank you for ull the good it has been to my family."
Dr. Woorl’s Norway Pine Syrup con-
tains ull the lung healing virtues of tho Norway pine tree, which combined with Wild Cherry bark and other pectoral remedies makes it one of the greatest known preparations for Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Lung Troubles.
It is put up in a. yellow wrapper; three
pine trees the trade mark; price 25 cents nt all dealers.
Manufactured only by The T. Milbum
Co., Limited, Toronto. OAL ,
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“Have _on deck certain boxes
(marks gi-»~er_i,) weigh them carefully, und let me`know the result," tele-_ graphc-d the chief.
This order was obeyed, and one box
was found to be somewhere about one pound and ten ounces heavier than its mates-just the weight of the missing sovereignsi "All right. Let the ship go!",was the next or- der.
The West india house was debited
with the one hundred pounds, and the Bank of England was at peace again. -Harper's Weekly.
('Ol'{0NATIL'N'VI<1LVET.
In the ancient borough of Sudbury
in Surlolk the few remaining bald loom Weavers are hard at work mak- ing the velvet for the coronation rob-
es.
Among the number are the Misses
Fc-sikee, members of it family of weav- -.ru who, in days past were makers of hunting for the royal navy. In tin-ir cottage, which was once visited by the Queen, nre two hand looms on which are two lengths of beautiful velvet. one richcrimson in color and the other dark brown. 'The weuvers are seated when at their looms, their foot v-'orliing ped- als, resembling those of nn organ. There are two sets of threads, the visible one "forming the back of the inntcrial nii`d"thc other the pile, ench of these being ileliczitely threaded throu_f_:h vertical threads known as the harness. The weaver passes the shuttle backward and forward, and each warp and weft is pressed home by ri swinging wooden frame. A cut- ter which runs across the loom on a wire cuts the thread to make the pile.
The progress oi manufacture is
slow and tedious. The time is occu- pied not so much in the weaving as in the cleaning. At each foot or so made the weaver uses a curious knife like a spnkcshave and shoves the surface of the velvet to clean it.
There are now not more than thir-
ty hand loom weavers left in Sudbu- ry, the Misses Fonkes being among the number. The rows of Weavers' cottages. now occupied by other ar- tisans and general workers, show the extent of the industry fifty years 8.- go.
'The publisher of thc best Farmei"s
paper in the Maritime Provinces in writing to us states:
“I would say that I do not know
of a medicine that has stood the test of time like MINARD’S LINIMENT. It has been an unfziiling remedy in our household ever since I can rc- memher, and has outlived dozens of would-be competitors and imitatoi~s.”
"Paton‘s sale is of importance to
every buyer on P. E. Island, to house- holder or individual. Its chief at- tractions are its well varied assort- ments of suitable merchandise and plentiful quantities of everything from which to select at } to 1-3 off every dollar. Paton's 1-24dtf.
“Long'elotl\s-special values du- ring our annual linen sale. 36 in.
' ilne longcloth eottons at 8c.
Ind 10e. You'll want a lot. Also ses our table linens, sheet- ings, towels, bedspreads, etc.
.~ Beer In Weeks. 1-31dtfr2i.
Discounts. Only 5 more days.
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Tslre advanlsile of Patons Big
°:5.. 2'-Classy Gloves
to piircliase
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style and wear, they are
your share. Fur lined mocha, rcguliirly
Another line of same kind,
A Kid lined n-it quite as good
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These fgloves are made of finest leathers, strong-
ly sewn, perfect fitting, comfortable and_ made for
mocha or kid and are well worth their regular price.
Now, common sense will tell you that these bar..
gains cannot lastlong so come in today and get
going for _ $235,
Fur lined mocha, clieapcr line, formerly priced
fit $3.25 yours today for $l.89
Mocha lined, a-high quality glove that regular-
ly sells for $2.75,today going at $l.58.
$2.50, but goes today for $1,155,
Mocha lined, regularly priced at $1.85, selling
now for S
Kid lined gloves, good for spring or afternoon
weanregulzirly priced at ,~‘$r.85,niarked now $1.05.
worth former price of ,<£»i.65, sells now for 95;;
“Tile nom: or oooo inxrs
says---'n-. wsslh I-ur-ny _Exgengnt Values in Really
A We are offering some go0d_ bHfg=1i11S in .ihigh quality gloves that will _xnean_a quick clearance of all in stock,-any person will quickly see that these are unusual values and only the prompt ones will be able
lined with either lfur,
sold at $3.75, now _
regularly sold for
as above, but well
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"Carter & Co., Ltd., are nilvertis-
ing their annual hull-Ilrice wall DI\l‘rl` remnant sale. Many i»euui_iful lines of parlor, dining room. hall. bfd' room and kitchen papers, all .it half price, to n'iake'room for new goods. Early buyers will save inansy 1'-v zer- ting first choice. 1-30031.
i “l\lac'e Cough Mixture is a remedy ‘that has won favor with all. It is easy to take and gives prompt relief, curing the cough, removing all irri- tation' from the throat and banlshinli tho cold. Try it-it's good. Only Sllc. ,per bottle at 'Tbc TWO Ml1C'S- 149 jtlreat George St. drtf.
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Plckages and Tins at all prom
Hickey & Nicholson
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err
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Bright Cui Tobacco. _
rs and rlrlngiziuts.
Demand it-Gjei if-Try it ‘ '
Tobacco Co., Ltd.
Manllfar-turcrs Ciinrloirr-inwo Phone 345 _ f5mWf-
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THE "SAFETlili” ,
I EGG CARRIER
IS PACKED FLAT
cntly will exactly hi A 50
doz. Egg Case or “llumiy Dumpiy" Carrier-will carry one dozen eggs safely- from -producer to con- sumer. \Ve are selling them from Atlantic to Pacific and everybody says “The best yet”
SchoiieldPaper Co Lid
Stl No Bl
Saleszigents for all Caimdzi.
statement made
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Suit' Right
If your suit is getting old.
looking und wrinkled send it here and \ve'|I pleasantly sur prlse you with our high-class work. We will clenn and steri- lizeilie cloth, raise the nap, _
, press the suit perfectly and re-
vive and freshen the colors-in fact when the lull il returned
you`Il hardly recognize it.
We lpscialize on the cleaning
and ‘presiaing of ladies’ and men's fins suits. Thinis the place where you get satisfac-
lion.
Stnr§i».sm Lsundrv
We’ll Press Your -
Only experts
moment. Boats
fact.
I1 “The Molor that /lla/-ws the .liar/.=" Lei the IMPERIAL Prove iis
Superior Qualities
The Imperial will stand every
test, it fully proves every good
regarding it. The
Imperial is made to stand all kinds of wear, for strengh, economy and
' endurance you connot find another _
motor that can_beat it. -
using finest metals
are_employed in making the Im- ` penal, every part is interchange- able and repairs, though seldom if ever needed, can be made in a
driven by the Im-
perial have won out in speed and endurance tests, the man' who owns an Imperial is proud of the
Drop a postal _card and wc'll
send you a fully illustrated cata- loge of all Imperinls. Write today.
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Bruce Siewari &~ Limited I