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AICOh01 N0 alcohol habit No sumuiasm

A er’ - .

lar tonic. It tones up? resitiabslilisailitlfiii' lzictaiviomclé wsu*

your doctor freel about usin it. Do as he sag a.oi)fi.s.i<il.t

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Wellner‘3 “

, Jewelry Store

‘ are “OW lll a iosilioii to erectile '

tO

pipe

rePa"” m all UP I0~d2ltc manner lnviiigiiistalled

a °“mP1@l@ repairing outfit.

D0 you want an Amber Mouthpiece 'f

l

D0 You want a ferule fitted neatly ? If

_VV°_ _W' Well"eT~ Jeweler

try us so

the order was Miss Mary McCloskey, of 'Shift °i.l1Y. has arrived here and will be assoclabed with the Grey

Nitin? staff ol the Charlottetown Hos-

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YOU nreniloiiig todoulc ypur lwsi in that I "°";Y`__ Y " p I new aste_r sun. loure going in be i Pinette ice on Saturday, the 25t ., Pl°'°¥f§Pl"“| "\ 'hal Ofvcurse. had to be postponed on account i'

Theresno better lime for some new '

pictures, and they're ideal Easter remem-, `

I

hrances for your friends

Make nn appointment.

GEO H. cooK,

Photo ni her

< ll 'P -

The Studio V\’lierc Baby is /\l\v.iys W¢|.

Cl)ITN¢~

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The Honest Construction ol Invictus

Cream Bread 5c Cf? 1 Oc Loaf

Our Cream Bread duesn't push

throush every and any 9,.,-,,,,,,v, hands. ltiu made in our Home

Ilakerylamid ideal surroundings only t_e purest and ricliest of

; Ingredients are used and when »trw,sl1,sd each lout in placed ln ii :lass case to insure purity unit

. freshness.

lt is impossible to equul the

_ _ zood,hcss_ol our Creiun llrend-~ - ` `ul_l€nilt|it|ouuliuv_i-faileil/l‘lieri=’s

nu ritious, appetizingdelizht in ovpry crumb. 1. Ib. luuf 5c. 2 lb. to fi0c.

LONERGAN’S

unch Q. Bakery

HERE are two of the most

popular members of our whole hat family.

` We’ve got other good styles

also and if you’ll come here for your hat we’ll see that you have the hat you oiiglit to we ar. _

This Stiff Hat is........$2 00 This Soft Hat is........$2.00 Other good Hats at . 75c

SI 00. $I_.25 to $I.50,

Nalioniil llliillising Go

, >`.>?i,,`,_\___._//;¢__ 'rl`5-_...S > \\_/1 or 1' . \\ \\~ ’ ~‘=.’/ \‘:=:» 1=f 7"_,_5,/5; 7" ff/i\\` fii\\"'

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Grand Trunk Railway System

is truthfully _ shown in our window-exhibit' of the

_ good year welt process li of solciug these cele-

brated sliocs. Every.

_ thing that enters into

the making of Invictus boots, is of first quality -nothing inferior or

`i l il phone selections. The time passed ll 1

shoddy is allowed into the factory.

Nolbiner could give

yon u clearer and more triithfiil idea of the

great care and honest

iiMi§el_ial that calls for

matting Wythe d“Best Good Shoe"- --t li e

world-tainous Invict-

Ili.

/_

The trot that was toitake lace on

too much snow being on the ice. It will take place ot Wednesday, 29th., and if the ice is not clean by that time it will be held alter the first little thaw.

A Very Gllioyahle time was spentat

the home of Bertram and Mrs. Willis, |Kingston. when a number of the Iyoung friendsrr of the surrounding community gathered to assist Mr. Willie in enlisting his wood and Mrs. Willis in the hooking line. When all ¢01Ub1‘e-ted the party gathered round

_ the festal board to do justice to _the ,, good things prepared by Mrs. Willis

in lier bv* style. The evenng was

1 Sbcnt in music, games and gramo-

<luickly away and after singing

i “Blest be the ties” they all depart- ed to their homes in the wee small

Q4 hours.

‘i

A recent Boston Post s:iys:-

ll "Strange how the Redskins tale to

that .Ashland to Boston grind. They all fc-el at home over the New Eng- land roads. All the Canadian Decr- foots are now steering for the Huh. George Brown states that more ln- dians than ever will he in the con- test this year, the latest entry being that of Mike Thomas of Lenox, somewhere across the line. Accord- ing to reports, Mike (a. funny name for 9, Canadian In-dian)'has all kinds of records, made over the Canadian

roads, and will beat? Longbos:t’s re- lcofrd in the run. erhaps he will, but he’1l have to prove _himself the most sensational runner in years to tuin the trick." His friends here will recognize this reference as appli- cable to Michael Thomas, the Ahe- gweit Marathoner. The author of the item is Arthur Duny, the celebrated

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I f you are interested we

willbe pleased io explain

I the vririons processes our

wiiiilow display illiistrates.

s-#aff-;s_-_4;#.~;r:;;f;

_ spi‘inter, who `evidently still needs

some coaching on geography.

I _Perhaps the crudest transportation ,line in the world is that in winter over the ice and water between Prince Edward Island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the mainland of New Brunswick seven miles awa

Alley ®. Co.

F235 ..f:=_ == 2

and scooters, and provided w-ithgsail:

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DEN'l‘lB'l‘

Office Hours 9-1 ii 0 J k s It

i-*-2* eu to zero coin. boats iisvc sometim- Beaver Flour

We have ii fairly large stock 0

“Bl§f\VEl{‘ [flour on lmiid \vh'C we want to clcur uni iwiore our -- iiew stock arrives, ws- ure iliercfor offering it in 25, 5o and loo poiin bags as well as in Barrels at ve

low figures for cash.

Write us, or see ns for pficis.

BEER & GUFF

VY city of Samuel Horne, Citv Treasur-

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The government maintains the ser- vice and charges $4 for inside pas- sengers nnd $2 for what are called strap pesecnzi'-1's. The boats used are eighteen feet long, flat bottonied, shod with runners like the Lon Isl

oars, hooks and poles. You ride in the boat ns far as you can and then you get out und help pull it over an

ver en in _ , _

NMW PROWSE li 9 ice _lloe and launch it in open water §‘h_i?rl0¢te¢0Wh.|- ~ again; that is, you do this if “ou are

"ll 'l t -f c Dr rs fre `Tl°dau liter Helen and an aged father

a s rap pas. eng r. agge quen ly get wet to the hips and are c'xpos~

es been out in the struit for days, and passengers have been mained. killed, or driven insane. When forced to spend all night on an ice floe, they

f burn up the secondclass mail matter

to kecp from freczinig.--New York Ev-

ll ching Msn,

e The New Richmond, Wisconsin, d News, of the 18th inst., contains a

lengthy reference to 'the 'death in that

er, a native of Prince Edward Is- land. He had been ill for several years and his funeral to the Method- ist. (lhiirch, under the auspices ol the

,_ Odf-ellows and Woodmen 'was attind-

ed by a large cin'ourse of people,

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Photos for Easte

Call at the

Bayer Photo Studi

Telephone |92 J

r and was the svn of Isaiah Horne of

0 Taft and of this union four children

' the church being completely fllled.

l)cccas.d was forty-foiirlyerriolage

Souris, formerly of Winsloe Road. He left P. Fl. Inland wb-n -quite a young man, arriving in St. Croix (louuty, Wis., in 1888 nn-d redding there continuously till his death. In 1890 he was married to Miss Mary

were born. He was in business in New Richmond for eleven years and for-four years hel-d the olllce of City

_ Treasurer. Among -those left to

Dentistry

r. C. II. BEER . Surgeon Denlilt

Berlin Dental Parlors _

Itichnioiid St. Phllnfl 15-51 Over Prowae Bros.

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mourn are his aged father and moth- er aud several brothers and sisters, Isainh J., in Souris and Lemuel of Brackley Point Road; Lizzie -an-d Hat- tie of West Newton, Mass; William of Palmer, Mass.; Anna of Tennessee;‘ David of Florida, and John of Mon- treal. Hts brother Albert died in Africa while engaged in missionary work.

' iicpucsp nares _

In effect until April ioth Inclusive. Second Class Colonist fares from Char-

lottetown to

Nelson, Vancouver, Victoria Via Westminster, B.C Tum, Seattle,Spoknne,Tacomn,Wash. ‘GL 45 Portland, Ore.

San Francisco. Los Angeles, \'i=l Sar|_Dia o, Cal. _ 0Xf0"'l Mexico City, Mex. $59-55

Low rate: to many other poinli. and

also from other stations on the Grand Trunk Railway System

Tourist Sleeping Cara

Leave,Montraal _for Chicago on Mon-

days, Wednesdays and l"nda_yl» If 1°-4° p, m. Bertha, which maybe reserved in advance, available for accommodation ef paaungera holding first or second clan tickets .on payment of nominal charge- Connectlon made with trains carrying can of similar style at Chicago.

For further infomation apply lv .l

Quinlan-, D. 4*. A., Montreal or

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3 o,_,g°;:x E"§2';=§= 5=?..=.’-r.= iicggn*

INGLE IN 'Il-VIE A S" I SAVES NINE

k' l f shingleifbiit the best

rnlislfidigiiierilifiiiiiiint any ""1" can top oft with is 3 ¢

Iire Ivuiuranc? _l:0|l_fl' __ d

' re on

|&lk1’berr'id°i`nH§stli‘:ii'. irc Rrgtii dollar fur

eiiii~'éi|.dliefiis ehinsle your Iwiu-ie

lt -

tomorrow may be too late.

ill secure you.

_ , ,, . T. AM ’ W K “gags C. Sm, I). B. Stewart, Ch town

84 na 'mrs ' (1 Atonl. for The ueen and 'l`he

Clllrlottetown, P. E- I- Llviiyliigiibl and Lunduii aiidlidlube Inn, Cos.

|-|7duii,apuo ‘ “"""

ll be surprised what usunsll pre

::If you need B good spring tonic

take our Compound Syrup of Hypo- phospbites. There’s nothing better for building up the nerves, improv- ing thc appetite and restoring. the health in general. 75c. bottle. E. A.

Faster, Central Drugstore, Sunny- si e.

,fm """" People’s Theatre

_ TONIGHT ’

(I) Jean and the Waif

A story ofa dogs faitlifiilvicsn.

(2) Pigs ia Pigs

And Fladncry stuck toil.

(5) 'Ihe Ruallera

A cowboy story. Dou't fail lo hem

' Mr. Emory White

Concert Tenor of Huston. 5 Cents Admission 5 cents

icw w greayad e ens

|ty The first part of the evening was

,n \vell laden table. The 'rest of the evening was spent in music on the .organ and phonograph till a late 'hour when they dispersed to their homes very much pleased with their ,e\'ening‘s enjoyment.

l George Nedefl, the Syrian Strong Boy wrestler, called at the office of The Post last evening and stated that he was anxious to make a. re- turn match with Roy MacDonald at North Sydney. He is willing to wrestle for $500 5 side, toe hol-:ls bnrred, and contribute half the gate receipts to the Hamilton Hospital. l-le would like to hear from Mr. Mac- Donald rlght away. Nedcf! means what he says.-Sydney Ex. (Nedefl is well known here and MacDoual-dis said to be the famed Sandy McLeod, who wrestled several bouts here some time ago.)

Julia Grant, who was born near

China. Point, P. E. I., in 1823, died in the home of her sister, Mrs. Mary McDonald of 111 Sixth Street, Port- land, Ore., on February. 6th. Death resulted from the breaking of her hip about a month before. Miss Grant was -an amiable and pious woman and much esteemed. Previousto her coming to California. in 1893 or 1894 she had lived for 20 years in Char- lottetown. She lived in Portland with hcr sister, Mrs. Dolph McDou- ald, since last June. William Grant of Charlottetown and John of Or- well, P. E. I., are brothers of the deceased,-Oakland, Cal., Maple Leaf.

A New York despatch states that

on March 20th for two minutes everything was still throughout the entire subway system and trains came to a ‘dee/d halt wherever they happened to be. Such was the unu- sual tribute paid to John B. McDon- ald, builder of the subway, who died last week, and whose funeral was at the moment being held in St. Pat- rlck’s Cathedral. Many men of mark

service in the cathedral, wh-ere a re- quiem mass was sung. The body will be taken to Hopewell, N. Y., the Mc- Donald home, for Burial. The Mr. McDonald referred to was n nativic of this Province.

The death occured recently at.her

home in Long River of Bai'_bg.x‘a Ann, beloved wife of Itobert Johnstone, daiighter of: John and Mrs Champion of Spring Valley, after a long illness borne with Christian patience and fortitude. She has been for years a consistent member of the Presbyter- ian Church und she died trusting in the iner‘ts of: her Savior. She will be much missed in community for her quiet, renssiiring ways and The Guar- dian extends sympathy to her hiis- band and family in their great loss. She leaves to mourn a loving hus- band one son Iloy Duggan and one

g .

and mother, sisters and brothers be- sides hiany friends. The funeral was well attended by her many friends and was conducted by the Rev. John Murray of Clifton in his usual elo- flllénli B-Ml SY'mPathctic manner and she was laid away in the Geddic Mem- orial Churcbyard to await the final reniirection morn.-(loin.

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‘ 'll'f:v2`I'_~L' ian _ "’f ,"_'.‘,§'-'fp

HE HOWARD ` Watch has a fixed

price and a- permanent

value. You cannot be overcharged and your neighbor cannot get it for less.

If you want to know how the

Howanp holds its value try to buy one at second hand.

How/um watchmaliera make and ad-

just every How/mn as a fm watch, whatever the price-34° to $150. Every How/tap is cased at the factory and timed in its own case. Printed ticket _/fxu the price.

Let ua show you this diuinctive

watch. ’ `

soii-: Aceur G. I". Ilutche son

Jeweler-Optician _

It -pays to buy incthls province. A. R. Muir. representing the Pub-

-_- llshers Press, Ltd., Montreal, is in '

No one should miss the illustrated the city.

lecture this evening ln the Cathedrall --

basement. The entrance will be from Johnson & Johnson will tomorrow _ SYGDGY Street. advertise Royal Purple Poultry Spec- l ~ --- `fi hich ill tl l th h ~

The Methodist Church was filled on in la n and shoii ‘ v-l -”"" Sabbath morning at York by Rev. ,ery pyoiulztry owner xiii liiibngeoiiiyneeie. i ON BOARD THE TORPEDO BOAT wm_ Harrison of Charlottetown who: _ lSTRINGl-IAM, Lower Chesapeake preached an eloquent and earnestl On March 24th there assembled at Bay' Munn 24”sh“tt"°d bl' 3 "fl" sermon to B very attentive audience. fthe home of Wm. and Mrs. Frfuell,lt°'h|° "’t°"m 0' shell- the 01d battle' Next sabbath an aiming wiu be tak- fcomwaii, quite B number of old and Ishii’ '1`°‘°~B fem tonight °“ the mud en up for the famine sufferers ln Chi- I young in the form of a surprise par-‘°f Taught s°““d' The Veteran of th” a

lllnited States navy sank under the

n . _ _ _

____ » s,,ent~m games tm about tm dclock' spectacular marksmanship 'ol her

Sister St. James of the Mother when they _repaired to the dlnin-g “°“'" , slster' Gapmg holes in lm" HOUSE. Quebec, who before entzring room, where all did ample justice to‘P°"t “de ‘md *W0 333593 W"‘-‘“d5 ill

_her forward armor, where shells pass- ed completely through her, showed how she succumbed. Part of both of ber fighting masts were shot away, and her deck was a cluster of debris.

The marksmansnlp test against a

comparatively modern battleship was conducted with almost uncanny se- crecy. No one was permitted to ap- proach the San Marcos, the name un- der which the old Texas received the fire today, except the observers and ,one or two naval officers and ofli- cials. -

Secretary of the navy Meyer, whose

|pri\'ate yacht, the Dolphin, was an- lchored near, made several trips to the shattered old ship during pauses in the firing.

The broadsides delivered 'hy the

battleship New Hampshire at vary- .inz distances of from 6 to 75 miles iweie considered remarkable by ord- nance officers. More than on-e-third of all the shots weic said to have gone true, altho nothing ofllcial was given out.

Ideal weather greeted the fleet this

_mo'rning. A half hour after the sun 'had risen the first shut was fired. l'l`his was followed by another, but lboth were merely to determine the lrange. Then began `¢a beautiful ex- hibition of marksm-anship. A salvo directed to the stern of the San Mar- cos raised huge columns of water and deluged the vessel v/ith spray, li.-avinq her iiiiscatclied.

Then, to show the control of the

great 2 and ll, inch cannon, another hail of shells was dropped immed- iately in front of the ship. The miss was intentional, but the shells struck so close as to give rise at first to the belief that the first hit had been made.

The shottinr, than began in earnest.

'The New Hampshire, followed by the battleship Mississippi, 250 yards in her wake, drew off to a distaiiice of approximately 7.} mil-es anl began firing. All of the broadsidzs were de- livered against the San Marcos while

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in various walks of life attended the ll P attackinll Ve5Se]s wwe Steuminlf

,i- Nt and forth along the line at up- ii roxiniutcly ri lll~kni>t speed. 'l‘li1-.rc was no slowing do\vn or tiring on the

- turn.

IIow°s This T

We offer One H undred lloliurs ltr-.ward

,lor any case ol Ciiturrh that ciuiiiot be cured by I{a.ll’i~i C:-irurrh Cure.

F. J. Cl-IIQNEY & C0.. Toledo O.

We the undersigiied have known J.

Cheney for the lust I5 years. and be-._lievc him perfectly honornb ge in all biieiiiesn transactions un_d fliiaiicizilly nb_|e to curry out any obligations made by his flrni.

WALDING, KINNAN At Maiiviu.

Wholesale llruzpists Toledo, 0.

lInll’s Catarrh Oure is aken internally,

acting directly upon the blood nnd iriuc- ous surfaces ol t eieystem_ ’l_‘estimoniuls sont free. Price 75 cents per oottlv. Sold by all llruzgists. _ _ _ L_l‘ukc Hull s Family Pills lor coiintipn- iun.

40 and 42 inch Vladopollan. for

making night dres~es with the new “peasant” sleeve. Twn quel- Itles 280 and 320 a yard-Stanley Bros. 3»28d4l

New Chamois Gloves ln the

natural shade. pique sewn-all sizes--S90 a pair.-Stnolev Bros

, 3 5‘8d6l

llo You Wash Clothes ?

.~i_-_-.-.~.=:' 1'-"@ft>' we ifig Ii maii who has auv nasliiug ” ' _ to do should 1 know _ about

-»_ 4 tht- t Unniir sm--#4 _ [lull Bearing

, -b _ Washer, the ..-_-.\... .. _ _ _

i"iliil\ iiiliicli bilfil? ' ’l""" ,i fo r .=¢=i'\'ice, l coinfurt and

ii couvenii nec.

(D 'lhe large

rooiiiy wa.~'lici‘ wi i-out :mv post or obstriistiuii iii the tub lo leur the clothes und take u.» the rouiii. `

, Runs .iii Bill' lie-rings

f'i‘aliSl`-'\i’li\\|| _i;i|'1i'.-iil-wil “'J\l~ll il.l_\-

lnoks like other -i.-yi. ifynu us-' u Conn ur Ball Hearing Washer

lfrui- descriptive booklet for the asking R 'I`. Ilolman. ltd, Summeraide The Rogers Hardware Co, I.td,‘

Charlottetown.

' 3-2 |ttsdr3ui

Fire Insurance

For rates ln the P._l9. Island Muta Fire Insurance Companies on Farm Build mga, Uhurohes. Halls. Bchoolmhlousen Oheeao Factories, Water Mills, etc, etc

.pply t(‘J) I). BELL. I0! Sydney Bt

Phone an

I" OR SALE ‘I

A pure bred Holetelp Bull, registered

an tha Hppiutiein sF;lea:_on .psnuglhtgian

an a. ii vi ea ii o o.

Lanzoster (|095) Dam Emily 3rd. (8638) "i`f"‘ti.““““‘..’i;§‘°tii‘.l’:" .. ly t..

r r s

" ° N .ii~io.o.°§n.i<i-:Nzii<:. tdstulllpd. Lonzdreek

pllhil I-l_ ' _-

Ilr. J. W. ll0RSEY

Physician and Surgeon A

Graduate latllll Ualvaralty._ loli- raal, Quo.

Late Raaldaat Home Burpoa,

rormarly oeeuplad by tha lata Dr. Weaun Gnaral Hospital, lontraal,

Public ' Auction

I am lnntructad by Robert R_ Vizbnter,

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fm rams me ~ ~ *rl-is cnantofrrsrowu GUARDIAN ,_ nm of na- PAGE SEVEN '

W. B."

TIIE REDUSO

A Corset for Large Women That Is' Not

l An Experiment. U

to demonstrate the Reduso upon your own

figure nor to submit io an un- known degree of adaptation be- fore you gaiu any benefit from its wear.

The Reduso is the result of

scientific work. Every liiic in it has been carefully thought out with a definite end iii view. And every model has_ been worked out upon the living figrre to its last possible de- monstration before it is ever brought to the attention of the public.

YOU HAVE NO NEED

livery seaiii and curve has ade-

finite “piill" in the direction of the fashionable lines. The result is that the figure is molded, not compress- ed, iiito shape. The soft paitsare not crowded into themselves or into the internal organs, but are gently and firmly persuaded to a proper proper distribution without undue pressure. _That means comfort as well as grace.

The woman whole body is com-

fortably supported and molded, whose internal organs are not com- pressed, whois sure of good body poise and resultant grace, is a woman without “nerves ” And if she is a woman who has the fashion- able figure with its long lines, four times out of five she is wearing sonic inodel of the Refluao.

Three models for bothwtall =i“€1__Sh9;r_*isiir9§- I_1=_s__Pfi_°'=_ i:S_i4-DQ Pffiizsii-_

_ Meslsli _.f<>,f__f¢f_\.\_l=if__i>=‘°i>_lf?

from hi so per pair.

Stanley Bros

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-HUGHES’

uicssrivs ”roNic|

Improves, appetite, strengthens nerves, aids digestion

and tones u the Entire S stem

P Y

It ninkes you feel like workinz. Your inonsy back .if lt duel no

benefit your health. ‘

Price 25c per bottle.

Geo. E. Hughes } “"i~°»»~'-

“Nsw Jisnsizr” _I

miuig-ieenf the estate ol Judson cD0\l ,||_1,0 gall by public num-on at Wshster’e Florner, l-’.l}.lnliind, on Wednesday. the, 29th day of March, A. 1). 191| com_mencin|z' nt ll o‘cloc\¢ a. ni. all the stock in t.radol| cunslstlnl' of tlry Roodl. ¥|'0C9l'l9l U" , hiird ware in und about the sho§,i\tore and prplriilaes lately occupied by r. McI)ou-|

'Sale will contiiilue until 61| ‘the stock la dis osed ol. ' ‘ermn:- an ~

° assi. oaivrnn.

8-28dr6i. Auctioneer.

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NEW ADVERTI BEM ENTB .

RIEMOVAL

Moved from 120 Kent St. to 73

Chestnut St Dr. E. M. Crossman,

Que. `

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Plone |10 Ollca ill Kant Bt.

‘Eye Specialiist. 3--28d iw.

Where Satis faction’s

Assured » 2%;

\\'t: pride ourselves on the ipialiiy of ,.

our -t n-is service-our patrons assure .

. \,. _

u.~i daily |h»tl our service is unbeatable. '

Our slum iu the very heart of il\e~

sliuppiug ilisiricl. is one ofthe clean- est, brightest and ben! lighted in the city, we kc-cp a complete stork of everything you could possibly re- ipiire in griirerics, our s.ilespeop'e are long-experienced, expert and courteous :ind our prices can favorably compare with those in vogue in large cit-e-i.

Teleplioiic cnlls receive prompt attention-phone 237-Free

delivery.

COPPER PAINT

The Moat Used. Why? Because 'Ihe Beat. Iligheat Medals. Beat Testimonials. You Cannot Be Deceivadl

No other label so expressive of quality. This copper paint auccesaful

everywliere.

WE are the Selling Agents lor this Noted Brand

Our htm k coniprises of-quarts, half-gallon! and gallons.

The Old Established House

Bruce Stewart (D. Co Limited

a |i2§§.°lii’§' 'iii ca.

flux 143 Phone |11

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Charlottetown P. E. I.

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