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Green Mountain Potatos 1. Jessie

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PROM rise var/ 51# sky See I' Mnsrsrz MASON crgunuus were made-from the very iirsi puff of the very first cigarette, we thought we had a new smoking enioyment. New we are convinced that we have reached this goal, by the en- thusiastic welcome ancl the encore _-“posse from those who have ‘ated them.

You`ll lind in them a delightful differen- :.:'.'.',.-‘.i.';‘;'.°:.‘..‘.“.‘;;.‘.i:f.‘i:;':i1i;:..'i'.::;‘l 20 oi a cigarette that you have long sought.

Explertly blended from the lineal tobacco, they are a real smoking enjoyment,

Remember the nanbe ASTER MASON--the price 2 for 256-get your little red package today. -

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for 25°

No opportunity-A gentleman. cd. he asked his host the reason oi n touring ul the West oi'_ Ireland, and its ng; being repair-ed_ -Eu,-e now-1 m :eine caught in a storm. took shel- said the Irishman, "whin its rainin’ 0 rr in 3 dilapidated, thatched cott- Oi can't do it, and whin its foine it h tge. Noticing a large hole in the dyes"-g wan; d01n~_ so 0, lava it ___

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CALEDONIA AND MURRAY

HARBOUR Church services. Sept. 28, will be as follows: Caledonia Gaelic

necessary. 11 a. m.. in English, 7 p. rn.: Murray Harbour do 3 p. m. Rev. Allister Murray. Minister.

PERSONALS

Mrs. John Garrett, accompanied by

her daughter, Miss Alice, left ‘Tues-

who was in charge of the affair stat

c science were equally satisfactory

Isaac Dunblane, 4. Wyman Gorrill

p. in. _

smmar sarcvlcss for me New 5°" l'°°l‘ llllll °°l’l’lll"' l' c'°°’F°» _ ' rum o mans is ro -use lows 10 8 Bible S h 1 H Calvin Boulter, Milburn, 4. Clay- -

2 Velda. Easter Diuablsn

blane.

Gorrill, 4. Phyllis McWilliams, Glen- wocd. _

nald Currie Glenwood' 2 Arthur Mc- _ Williams, Dunblane, 3 Ruth Easter,

Cucumbers, 1. Bennie Oulton, 2. Wyman Gorrill. 3. Evelyn Bouiter.

with a brief message in English ii’»Mlll"lll'lll 4` Glenys Bells- G1en“.00d_

Beets, 1. George Gorrill, 2. Harry

Gorrill, 3. Ivan Mclsaac, 4. Ruth Easter.

Best 2 heads of Cabbage, 1. Ha.rry

Gorriil, 2. Helen Boulter, 3. Ivan Mc. Issac. 4. Sherman Bouiter, Glen. wood;

Best Pumpkin, 1. Jackie Sabine.

day on n visit to her son Arthur, oil Montgomery; 2' Abbie Easkr' 3' the Royal Bank staff. Baddeck, C.B.‘

Vclda Easter. 4. Arthur McWilliams. "" Faoivans

Miss Mary MacMillan, York Point. _ Sweet Peas. 1. Hester Boates. Mont

left yesterday morning for Halifax to rzcmeryc 2. Mary cumpbeii, a. not-1 resiune her studies at Dalhousie Un-l Bvulter. i"ffl‘SiW~ l Mixed Flowers, 1. Lulu Boats

Montgomery; 2. Helene Boulter. Gie; wood; 4. Helen Clements, Glerlwoc'

there had been an improvemnt of one ' hundred per cent, Mr. W. J. Reid: C‘\NNlNG -

Sch

ent in iegctablds and some of the_ ther classes judged by him The ex- 3 Myllle Betts C'l°ll“°°dl 4'- Mal'

Best Geranium 1 Doliie Morrisr

Glenlvaod Holds _ Glenwood: 2. Helen Morrison, Glc

wood: 3. Edith McLean, Montgomer.

School Falr _-1. Bessie Smit}Ii_,R§_r,»_;_atgomery.

Wealthy Apples. 1 Wllliér Auld. 2

_ I - The school rairh¢1daso1snawood,iGl°“Y‘ B°""- 3- Mary °““‘Pl’°ll» 4

Tuesday the 9th inst was largely at- l Mlmal Betts' C'lenw°°d'

tended by pupils, ratepayers and vi51_ _ tors ,mm outside pomm There were a _ Boulter, Milburn; 2. Helen McNeill. large number of entries from MO___t_ _ Milburn; 3. Helen McWilliams, Mil-

Eornery (West Point), Dubiane, Glen- i bum; 4‘ Mllllel Bem' ,Wood and Milburn which were me Plums. i. Ruth Campbell, M.1lbur_n'_

participating schools. Inspector Auldl3‘ Abllle Easter'

|» Red Astrachan Apples. 1. Lorne

Crab Apples, 1. Letitia Betts, Glen-

e,d that compared with last year‘s ex- l w°°dl 2' Edith Clements’ ll' Pllyllls l hibiis in the work which he judged l Campbell' Mllbllllll 4' Isabel G°l`l'lll-

I Milburn

oted an equally decided improve l smlwbenl' Pl'°s°l‘e‘ l' Helen

|Boulter, 2 Verna Oulton, Glenwood;

ibits in various branches of domes-l lllllel' M°D°u3a`ll Gl°ll“`°°d'

, I String Beans, 1. Lulu Boates.

ool work collections and fancy-Al COOKING

Drk as placed _ the school Wi__h, Best loaf bread. 1. Lulu Boates.

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egetables flowers fruit Manualiz' Ollve G°lTlll' Glenwowl 3' Nlllma

training. grains cooking, etc, in thelB°llll'el" Glenwood- 4 Ruth Ea'sl’el'

_________ __ __ _mlm ___ d sugar _o<>oi<les,'1.'Pea`r1 Got-fill,

ha vi et e ive ere ouse il1 a nearby shed. Awards of special Glellwmd' 2' Mary Campbell' 4' Mal prizes were made as follows'-2-lb glllel Sl'°'“'a1'fr MOM-gomery; 5. Ger-

_ tiude Stewart Montgomery

TAX I Box of chocolates awarded by Pate ' ` ' ' 5

u _ Best Ginffer Sna , 1. - e

dz Co. for best pint jar oi’ strawberry. ° ll’ vlolel Cl” ll ~ won by l-Delent Boulter. Dunblane. Glellwwdl 2' Evelyn Mcl-'Ball' M°lll'

_i - - -some-i'l'; 3. Lulu Boates, 4. olive

Jack knife awarded by Obeary Pro-l

Property owners in arrears for taxes are hereby notified 5"” °°- Pe’ Nlf- W- P~ M°N°lll fm _

ihat publication in the daily press of the names of ratepayers best l°°°l‘ °l Gwen Molmlalll P°“l`, B all "e'31'\,1He€;£rMl?=;al,ii ,hmm » 0 ei, _ 1 T C , ' " LU default. with particulars of the land involved and the to” mm by Jessie Mcmemn' Dun" 4 Ruth s;ast=l- e 1 um

blane. Jack Knife awarded by O'Leary ' “ '

uuuuur uf taxes due, will Pos1TIvi:1.Y COMMENCE oN P,,,,,,,,,, C., pe. M, w_ ,_ McN,_,,, seu~aug,1<uiruuu. Crocheting - D.- TEE IST DAY OF OCTOBER, NEXT, 35 required by “The for best peck of Irish Cobblers, wo1il‘l5l°ll A ` Fm' 5ll'l5 lllldel' t°"el"e~ Land Assessment Act,192-1.” by George Gorrlu. Glenwod. Fwn- Bell' slmlmell Pllllll S“‘l“€ `

tain Pen awarded by Kennedy 6:; Apmll’ 1' Abllle Euler* 2‘ Myrtle

All ' lBetls. 3. Helen Beulter, 4. Jean

parties concerned are asked to govern themselves Kennedy. Ltd fm- best 1011 of white

accordingly if it is desired to ' bread on by Lula Beams, Mont- l'l”°* D““l’l‘-“°- .

» avoid expenses. _ __ _ Dum _ d_ aught-ordered Linen, 1. olive Ms-

gomery Schoo, Sc oo awai-

,,__ _ C- J- STEWART, ed by _,Hold A Jelly for _mt map,Donald, Montgomery; 2. Myrtle Betts.

;._ar o;_t_e;town_ ~ Supervisor of Taxation ____ __ E-I ____o___'b___ Noma Bonner ia. Helen Boulter, 4..Mai-y oampbei. _ _

rince ward Island, ' ‘ ' ' Division 13.- Girls over twelve - l '

G191'\W°°d- ' ~ ' . ; , )1`lb:. I _ ' . - -

) Hemstttchlng, 1. Florence Hart. 2. 'vion ; _ _ bum' 2' ‘lame Le e l, \ n _‘__ . _ __ Md MCD _d_‘Ea_.,¢¢

eptcmlrc-r13, 1930. _ Awards ____ A_E_ Mc_______n and M___ B___s___ B_____m _._ tsomery 2 Myrtle Betts, :l Ida Myrtle sm__h_ ,_ _mn Bou__e,_ ,ms Gmash fi Ron Om r._ _ _

\.-1-.--.-.--.se--. _ J. Arnett Prizes will be announced ' ;S‘llll‘°1'~ M115-“Thi 4- Margaret Mc- _ . ... ff.-.=--~:-:=-:-:=:-:==:-:==:-:=.~:-:==:~:=:-:--:-:l - Best specimen or mended seek 1.- 1.>uu ull Gllls °‘°l 12' l Mum B°"°

6961-9-is-tr later. M __B______ 2 MTU B _,__ ' ’ g ` Norma Beuluvr. 3. Alice ciutucr.-_.=

__ __ Following is the list 01 Priaesl- 3; Li el le Men B _L Grades 9 and 10' 1 Lulu Boales’ Hebron; 4. Ruth Easter' _ ‘.’\'l`-€'*~‘1-l`ff1l'1'f"-\' Riff 501' 05' - _ ._ E..-. r- ----f f- ..-_ ..__*__..- _______.~_;;._.. ~.-_-. . .--~f Best wo heads of oats ,_ Han-y m W1 61' 11 fl- ~ A ll 2 8 M2. Muriel Betts, 3. Dorothy 5r,¢u-up B _S under 9_ _ Leo Leskm ._,___ _,._-._lt_ ,_»,__;_.,,. 3,-_d \\'..,i;a¢g Gtiusslu, Trustees Race. 1_ _R-1:#-.___

°-< `_` W"-" ` - 05 _ _ _ -Q , ; -,_ g-mi-*_ i 1 I 1 Guru G1er_____ood_ z_ Sterling o__mm_ 2. violet Currie. Montgomery; 4. Margaret C Ste- b_____,__ 2_ Regumld C_u._.=_C_ 3_ I_(.____._j»._ \t-_.mm Gm-rg; and Ronald Mc- Mllouz-ii, ‘2 Pe.c_\ .ll.Pl.c..~. ~\

Glenwood; 3. Wyman Gorrill, Glen- MANUAL "MINING _ G wart. Mont30m¢1'5’- (;111¢,-ish. Glenwood: 4. Chcslcy Mc- D:~.z~._~`c1,3 Genrge Gillcash am-1Lesi:e_bl1iis: _3 __t___.___=._____~~ _ wood; 4_ Ivan MCI5B_3_c_ Glenwood: Best Mi1ki1‘lg_ Stool, 1. Stirlln, _ 1y[_sp_DR_,`“1NG _Isaac - - \ .\\.....1....~. M

Best _O0 heads of ___he_____ __ B_____h_Bo1llter, Milburn, 2. Wallace Giilcasl-i,_ Juniors Map of p_E_I__ ,__ Nonm

Dunbiane- 3. Melvin Gillcash, 4.

oNLY§Zi// Oils.. <Q...f., uBOSTON

from Saint John, il. B. ,_

Two Round T rips per week only $10 one way

Steamer “CALVIN AUSTIN” makes two round trips DB1' week. leaving St. John every Wednesday nt 9 A_.M., Atlantic Time: Eristpori, Me.. 1100 P. M. Eastern _' Time: Lubec 2:30 P. M- Eastern Time, arriving in _ Boston 10 A. M. Daylight Time* following' morning. EWYY Saturday steamer sails direct from Si. John, to Boston leaving St. John 7 l"~ M. A-iinniic Time, due -'

Boston Sunday 2 P. M. Daylight Time.

Connection at Boston with dino! noamnlo New York i

Reduced rates for aulomobiiaa accompanied by P“‘°“5"'

Taken and information ru any Canadian National R5: tidlll GMM- 0'

apply to A. C. Currie. Agent, Rauf'

Wharf,Sa.]ohn,N.B.

lEAlSlP]§ll_

ateamahtp lines

Clements. Glenwood: 2. Ivan Mclsaac, Glenwood; 3. Bennie Oulton. Glen- wood; 4. Willis Bulger; Dunblane.

Best Six Ears of Sweet Corn, 1.

Glenwood; 4. Alliston Gillcash. Dun-

Best Pint Threshed Beans, 1. Regi-

] v a a _ _ _ .. _ ,The Slt|lllIl8Sl M311 ,.°$.§’.°‘li‘;u.‘?J§.I._ "’..§T2.T.’I~.Z."f’,"’§’. l Elaine Gorrill, Glenwood; 4. Leslie i

Ill All The World!

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lflle Was Weak. Nlckiy and Nervous George Gorrill.

There's nothing in life so valuable

as health.

And any weak, skinny, fiat-cheated

man who fails to take quick advan- tage ei’ the wonderful flesh-adding. strength-creating. rejuvenating sub- stance found so abundantly in Mc- Co_v's Cod Liver Extract Tablets must want to be a constantly complaining invalid-he may like to be called “scareerow" behind his back! From livers oi’ lowly Codflsh come these precious flesh-building ele- ments oi the ilrst magnitude-for years prescribed by doctors for run- down, nervous men. women and children.

Get 60 McOoy‘s Cod Liver Extract

Tablets ior 60 cents at any dnigatire and if you rion't gain at least 5 lbs. in 30 days-money back. _

Baniah that perpetual tired feel-

ing-galn a rugged. well developed body that will justly rba an ever

aourm at brian. . Grluiea 7 and 8. 1. lvelyn Mclean. Girls 9 to 12. 1. Della Boulter, Mil

Doris Boultcr, Milburn; 2. Randall O______c___ Boatesl Montgomery; 3. Walter Auld, l_ B `B___ H __ D_____z___ C

bkme‘ l Miscellaneous, l. Reginalo Currie,

Horatio Mc\‘.'ii1iams. Dunblane.

Best Nail Box, 1. George McWi1-. rams, ivuiisum; | Best Poultry Hopper. 1. George

est d ouse, urrie,

Glam-.~cc»:i; 2. George Oulton.

2. Ivan Me1'.*.a.ac.

LITE STOCK AND POULTRY

Bulger. Dunblane.

BEST PULLET AND COCKEREL Barred Rock, i. George Oulton, 2. l

Harry Gorrili, 3. Wyman Gorrill, 4.

COLLECTIONS

Ten Noxious Weeds, 1. Ralph Boul-

ter. Dunblane: 2. Muriel Betts, 3. Wallacg Cvillcash, 4. Arthur McWil- llama.

Fifteen Tree Leaves, 1. Lulu Boates 2. Phyllis McWilliams, 3. Muriel Bet/ts, 4. Myrtle Betts.

Samples of Wood, 1. Arthur Mc-

Williams. 3. Wallace Cvllicash, 3. Willis Bulger.

SCHOOL WORK

Exercise Books - Grades l aria 2.

1. Jessie McPerson. 2. Helen McNeill, 3. Vernon Gillcash, Dunblane.

Grades 3 and 4, 1. Mary Bulger.

Dunbiane; 2. Isabel Gen-iii. 3. Ster- ling Oulton, 4. Violet Currie.

Grades 5 and G, 1. George Ouiton.

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" Read Instructions Carefully

- There will be displayed in Hoiman`s Grocery Window on Thurs-

day Sept. 25 and until Saturday. Oct. 11. an immense CHOCOLATE CHURCH. This Church was made from Chocolate by the National Candy Limited and we offer $10.00 to the person who guesses the near-

` est to the correct weight. This offer expires on S:iiui‘dn_\'. October lith-

It is simple, just _buy one of the above mentioned Chocolate Bars

and leave the wrapper at the Candy Counter where you will procure an Entry Blank. '

Everyone is eligible in this Contest. No strings! no red tape!

l just buy a bar-leave the w1‘appe1‘~at Holmun's (`and_\' Counter.-fill

in your name and address-and guess the weight. You may .win the $10.00. The first correct guess wins!

oH Boyz

NATIONAL CANDY

'v l Ill/hat Candy! Limirefl

.» ' Made in P_ E_ Island I guess the wcigzht _of the Church to

By P. E. Islanders

1 "' For P. E. Islanders

" NAME ____ . ._ ._

be . . . . . . . ._ _lbs. `

l " “Strictly a Home Product”

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i___ ____ w____ C__ Q___g_ey_ ____5_____ a. Mary campbeu. Milburn; s. stir- _ ' _

img oultou, 4. .uliswn unleash. - , wear

saavrcas oN onwau. vr-:amos 2"' l; Mmllil' l' Elm G°"lll' ' _ nl l i r-or sums se t zatn r roi- est 0”" ' 1' G°°lf_° 3G°l'vf,l_ll' - ' 5"" . owe. Bt. Andrews 11 a. in. Vernon ` ' ' ' " g ' 1 '

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River 2.30 D. rn. At the evening service mm rr Abbie Bum' Dun m r In a onderful D lsp lay

at 7 p. m. in Cherry Valley a spec-- VEGETABLE m e S l e

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ml pmgram l°l Rally Day ls llelllg Green Tomatoes. 1. Marlon Boul- ovelty Sweets

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Big -"0

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CANDY

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HOCKEY TICKETS

Save all National Candy Choco-

late Bar wrappers you can get and bring them to our candy counter on December 26.

' PRIZES

Most wrappers, 6 hockey tickets 2nd 5 hockey ticket: 3rd 4 hockey tickets 4th 3 hockey tickets 5th 2 hockey tickets

Gth V 1 hockey ticket

- Take Home a Box of like BEST CANDY

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CANDY coUNT1'-;R

SUMMERSIDE

“Where You Get Good Candy”

Wg. man G :i'i"..

i;iil:ci'. 4 Donzil Currie

3 Blanchard Mclsaac. Dunblane: -1 I Relax Race. l cu.c:i'\'o:\<'l Sr.;-

rl livrllbum sslifsol. 3 ir-»u:_1“»`

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nk __ 3 , Sack R_.mefD_.Bo,.50,.er12 1 \‘,l1. Bouiter. 3 Helen Bouiter and `-.

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and 1,1.-1,-in gamers. 4. \Vi...f~c. __

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Boys 9 to 12, 1 Aithni M \'. .l.i.1..n.» !k .i~3»~ - _ _ __ ____v ______e___ R36# _ ____ F._____ ____

Boullel’ 2' lm" Mclsllm' 3- lleslello Ciaytgn 1-;gtr< 3 Denrii Cu;-i':°.’ Tlii'ec-legged Recs fo:'Bc.j/s.. Vsy _ . . ._ . .. -.

-. _ ~- - - l . . .. - -..... rv *_ s

Boat/es, 4. Myrtle Betts. `

seniors, Map oi North Arherica, 1.

Eleanor Stewart, Montgoniery; 2. Lulu Boates. 3. Dorothy Stewart, 4. Dorothy McDougall. Glenwood.

ART WORK

Seniors, 1. Evelyn ltIt`Lea.n. 2. Doro-

thy Sewart, 3. Mary C. Stewart, 4. Marion Stewart, Montgomery.

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u _e ._ _ _ mv, _,_ .,,.,3,~, (T-.ni-r.tl and 11.1..-.ice G.t.¢rrsn, 4 . .. .~ . -.s ~- - - - --

I4. L.veo.ge Gil cash D 1 1..n _ _ ___ __ \_____ ____ _, ___

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BOW o_.,,,. 111, M-:son Boirl.c:.Il\.i.'l Mr.,=.aac and A.thur .lc _i _.ii 1 4 __ _________ ___________

Milburn; 2. Wallace Gillnisli. 3. `\\'_\-__\m<. Ll l'_r.=l-.»= Bulger and Gemge _\i'._l`uu:-nz _ 12 n»

man (~,<,7y;jl_ 4 Ror_:sl.'l l'.”TJffl1_;1-I _(1--,‘.`, r-‘_'., 4 Blniichard Mclsunc and_c.r;:~.e. _ _ ____

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Saul: Race 'oi' B0"s .li“.Llc;' i; i T.'.1‘t‘-T-.C1-Tilld »~‘°-Ce of ‘° ' ‘ _. `“'="‘ ”` ` "` C J ,_

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Reginald Ciirrlc. 2 Shcrmaii Eo\:_;r: l.\.-.-me. Bc:i..f.'. and Mihlel BMW 3- 59-- ‘- " `

- - -' » and Ex-cl; or:-.cz-1

3 Leo Lnckie. ,.‘;r.ie Lockif-_ 11..ou.~n. Tk 5

Juniors. 1. Ruth Campbell, 2. Deri-

zii Currie, 3. Pearle Gorrill, 4. Jean Boulter. Glenwood.

PEN'l\I'A.\'Sl{IP Grades 1 and 2, l. Jean Hart .sun-

blahéi 2. Ruth Campbell. 3. Jessie McPherson, 4. Davide C.illca5h_ Lum. blane.

Grads 8 and 4. 1. louise Li\1ng-

stone, Dunblane; 2, Helen Bolilter, 3. Clayton Betts. 4. Sterling Ouiton.

Grades 5 and 6. 1. Flossie Hart, 2.

Abbie Easter. 3. Hester Boates, 4. It-an Mclsaac.

Grades '1 and 8, 1. Norma Bo-liter,

2. Evelyn McLean. 3. Willis Bulger, 4. Ruth Easter.

Grades 9 and i0. i. Lulu Boates,

2. Muriel Betts. 3. Bessie Boulter, 4. Eleanor Stewart.

Projest Maps. 1. Walla/so Gilicash,

2. Bessie Boulter. 3. Marion Stewart, 4. Lulu Boates. ` Three Minute Speech on Potato-

asp

Raising, 1. Bessie soulrer. ,_,_ L _.___

SPORTS ,__

50-yd Dash for girls under 9, 1.

Helen Mcwilllams. 2. Vivian Gorrlll.

FOR SALE

2. Ivan Mclsaac. 3. Phyllis Mcwii- liams, 4. Hester Boates.

Glenwood: 3. Elaine Gorrill. 4. Olga Betts. Glenwood.

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preserve Prepared and Ml-1:.l

Roolings use Carco Asbestos Fibre

Coating. Do so every few years and your roof will have a far longer life, because its surface is protected.

Long' asbestos fibres and pure

halt are the principal ingredients

of this well-lmown coating. one gall-on of which will cover approximrrtciy 133 square feet of roof. Sold by all dealers.

Brantford Carritte Co. Llmites Factory: Coldbrvak, N.B. Irandaol ll Halifax, i‘i.3., Sain! John, NB'

And St. John-i'o. Nilda

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