- MARCH 29 1917 'ri-is cHARLo'r1‘n'rowN GUARDIAN ' Pace FIVE

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We'arei paying highest

Cash Prices for good 'clean ~ .White .rife S e ea Wheat,

White Russian Sced

Wheat,

Two and Six Row-ed

Barley,

Silverhull/and

~ Beechnut Buckwheat.

Island Timothy Seed

Island Grown Seed

Oats.

Good Tim th H (Pressed) 0 y ay Clean dry oat straw ( Pressed.)

At our Seed and

G r a i n Warehouse Queen Street.

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Economy

The most fashionable

-Ladies have found' the solution of their dress

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HONEY in the ‘comb at Beer &

Goff. 5089; oAiN'rv,Neci<wi'-:AR for amor at

Patons Limited. 5060,3,28M2i.

MOIR'S PLAIN POUND CAKE8

problemg in our compkite -just arrived at Bear & Goff. 5089

stock of »

Diamond Dyes

They afford the onomical way of dress- ng well always We have all the newes

ades in every con eivable color.

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T' Ten cents a package Mail Orders tdle romptly

Geo. E. Hughes

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C. G. S. PRINCE EDWARD.- The

car ferry steamer left Georgetown at 7.35 _yesterday morning with thirty- ilve tons ol’ freight. Slic was stuck fast ln heiivy ice all day oil' Cape llenr.

,- CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.- llev. Ewell McDougall will preach. l-`i'iday Il0tli at Birch Hlli_at 7 p. ni. Sabbath April lst at Murray River at 10.30 Pe-ters Road at 2.30 and Brooklyn at 6.30 p. m., Also Monday 2nd at iris Tuesday 3rd, at Belle River and Wednesday 4th at Point Prim at 7 p. ni. .

HELP THE RED COSS by attend-

ing the entertainment in New Perth Hall on Friday 29th inst. Montague Dramatic Club will present “T-he Ministers Bride." Ad'mis'slon 25 and 15 cents. Ladies with pies free.

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Says the Halifax Echo:- "At the

North Ba ist churc an announce-

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men; was made at y'esterda_v's ser- vices that Rev, Mix Ackhind, Mr. Gregg's successor in the paetorate. will arrive in Halifax on Friday of this week, Mrs, Ackland. following in

& ,L ‘ _ thice weeks' time. when the church.

- ‘ " pai‘_sohage,wlli be ready for occupan-

- BOSTON FISH .ADS u-»-;*~ `

ll AUSTIN HALEY ` Commission Merchant

Standard ` ` Fresh and Salt Fish

I ° Canned Goods, Lobnters, Scallops

Railroad ~

Watches - Consignments Solicited ,

Waltham

" Elgin

Hamilton

at lowes t prices.

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Cqr, Great Gggrge and `;l`hcsc tclilvlns ilirtl-. diicctllzy _ lv\'es.tH;ii`l

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Grafton Streets l ,`,,..’,‘,,‘,,,-,_}f,“ " " “°

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Clams. 176 Atlantic Ave Boston

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l.().\’l)()N, l\'i:ii'cli 27- 'l‘lie Ili'il.lsll`

l`oi'ccs_iiavc captured Laiigccourt. Etlulntotiit and iiongavcsnei. 1110010

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HlCKEY°S ` Twist

Hickey' & Nicholson ,

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Ask your .dealer _ for

Hickcy’s Twist and insist on getting the genuine for ‘

i¢'s the Clsansst and

best Chewing Tobacco.

IlICKEY’S is _a_ la rg c.

clean, fragrant Juicy Dlllg that gives real satisfaction to chewers after they have tircd of other kinds.

ll urs (‘oiivalc-sroiit Ilf.~iiic” at llalifax.

two duuglitcrs, Miss (Iottie and Mrs. (’h i .

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E. Island.)

COMFORTS FOR THE BOYS. -

The W. P. A., of Victoria are still

busily engaged supplying comforts

for "‘the man in-khaki". Recently ay

box has been shipp.d containing the

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i'ollowing:- 25 pairs socks; ll py-

jiiinn suits; Il pairs pillow slips; S

wasdi cloths. Besides these twelve

pairs r;~l` socks were given to the boys

uhn have recently enlisted i`roni Vic-

toria. also coiiti‘illiitlons ot' tcn_dol-

st each, “ere sent lo the “Siege

lar ' attery Boys I~`und" and tile “Soldi-

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FUNERAL ..SERVICE.-- A deep

gloom was cast over Victoria on Weil- nesday Marcll 22nd. when the news

was heard ol' t he- death ot' Mrs. Jr.-lin

Lea. The deceased had been ail-

ing for the past few months, but bore it all with great Christian patience

and l’ol'titude and when she i'ound the cnd was drawing near she bowed silh-

missively to the will c-l’ the Heavenly Father. The funeral which took

plac c-n Friday’ afternoon was ve-ry la

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rgely attended. The services at the

liouse~ and grave were conducted by

Rev. G. Morris, The pail, bearers wcrez- lilcssrs Webster iloulter, (‘hus. I.. VVrighl, William (lollett,

.lnbez Lea, Jack Lea and Brent-on

Len. She leaves to lnourn ii sorrow- ing husband, one son, William and

lil. S. Wriglit, three sisters, Mi's.l

Truniaii, Mrs. Brian, mid Mrs. Mc- l"=Ul.\'€ii aild three lii'otl|cr:-i Neil. llnv

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(Special to The Guardian.)

PARIS. March 27~ Tile' villages ol'

(‘oucy lo (‘.liateau, was captured by

TRY HICKEYS TWIST thc l-‘rciicli in lin attack last night, thc

-the change will do you

War Oiilce niiliounccs. l-`u\'tlicr pro- l.',i'css was nindc iii the lower section

flood- . ol' (‘oucy forest, all oi' the noitliei-n

Tobacco Co. Ltd

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We thank our customers for their liberal patronag

Our wish that Health, Happiness and Prosperit

be your good fortune during the coming leaf

W. N. TANTON

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Perfect Fitting

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The “Old Country Clolh,¢8 . apo Here Ready for Your Suit t

All themngiish and scotch eiptheeéglrl ine tigfgggvggg S123;

gzgpfifg iéael g?|tn¥g€d:iii)ild‘here the veil' Daltefll alld

weave that will make tile most sausfacétgrgniluifbon _'

When I do your ta orln8 YW can P °

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i Are Your l"oxeS J Suffering from

Worms?

Master Tailoring Prompt ‘Work _

The health oi your foxes-their value. their lure and their pro- ductivity- depends on the en-

. tire elimination or cure ot worms.

Mac’s Fox ,

,Warm Capsules

is the iight remedy to use. it. thoroughly destroys all kinds ot

worms and internal parasites,

. makes the animal healthy and

gives it strength and vigor. , Prices in quantities to all in-

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,children of the primary class "Thel stars (teacher Mrs: ’l`hdmson~) of the- Methodlst Sunday schcol at'Crn`pn\ld. recently sent a-cohtrihution“ort three dollars and seventy cents to Rev. T. Albert Moore, Wei-ile-y Buildings, 'i‘o~` rnnto l'or the Belgian Rollei" Fund.- V. _

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' AT ST- JAMES' HALL.-Last Pv-

Sl. James’ l-lall on “The Soui's Awak-

weekly series. and was listened to

ent. ’l‘lic-.ve services, preparatory _to commuiiloii on Sunday. are proving

being well attended. Everyone- is iii-

night is “The Forgotten Secret," ser-

s. S. RAi.Lv._ York District of

15th. The President, Mr. Amos West

a e was the decision ven bv th

as a Sunday School perodical, another

ot’ Temperance wc-rk ,in the schools

ing held in the evening earnest ad

pleasing feature. The sling sum ol

lows: A<ltli'css by chaliinzin. (‘lioi-tis. The Best Old Flag on Earth. by choir. lteadliig, Mrs. Dixon. llislruinciilal

music by lviiss Janie ami Neil l’. Mc- Miilaii Dialogue, Making Jelly. itc- citatlon by Miss Adcllo Young. Sword daiico bv' Miss Ellie McQueen. Pipe

l\-ial:ter Melbourne Kceiiau. Dialogue, A<l'vei‘lislng t'or :i Servant. 'I`.ible-.iux, Kitchen scene. ll\i.eriiiissloii. Quar-

Alexaiider Stewui-t, forest.; illargurel

were dwelt upon. At _the public meet- """""""""""""""”"’

tctte by Messrs. William l\lcLai'en. loss of vitality. which is serioiis.

cd_v hy llicssrs. Alex. Young and llugli

fled that they had spent a vey Cll- joylibie and pi'ollt_abl-e evening.

MRS. PANKHURST DEMANDS IM-

MEDIATE SUFFRAGEJ `

(Special _to The Guardian.)

LONDON, March 27- A new de-

mand for the immediate giant ol? sul- frage to women has been made on Premier Lloyd George' by Mrs. Eme- llno Pankhurst, militant lender.

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Blustering March:-|-I Winds Are Apt To

Mar Fair Skins.

March_winds are trying on

clear complexlons and ruddy cheeks. `

You should not venture out

ot doors at this season without taking the necessary precau- tions to protect your skin from harm, which is apt to result from exposure to the elements. fChapping, Roughenlng. and Freckles may be avoided if the right. precautions are used.

We carry all ot the goods nd-

vertlsed. CHAP LOTIONS. COLD CREAM8, FACE CREAMS. MASSAGE CREAMS,

mE POWDERS, ETC.’

ihh- will keep your skin in

asott, smooth, and healthy con- dition. _ .

Don't deprive yourself ot out

door exercise. and pleasure. but equip your toilet table with the 'things which are‘liest in pro-

terested. `

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SS.; T_oli'f°Tl1.l0r,= ii:¢°fn¢"§°f. flue

, moling li good complexion.

‘h -.lohlisoil & Johnson

this Province

;l“l.“.“‘ "°ll‘l'...lill°“-'H -°- l T “‘°“"’ "‘ e' 6 " ' Daniel :Drummond Prominent

“‘E'-P"‘° THE “'-°'A"°- The Canadian Cattle Breeder Pas- `

sed Away,

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O'l‘TAWlA. March 24.- One ol' thc

best known experts on Ayrshire cal

ile in Canada, in t.lie person ol' I)-ani- el Druniinond, died yestoi~ila_v at his

home ll Regent street.

cnlng's ailili'c-as bv' l)i'.- I-‘ullertoii 'iii 3'7"" 9" 3 fail" “ear lVlC‘"l\"‘-ill

` ' 61 years ago, the late Mr. Uruni-

eningg- was one of me ba," 0|- me inonil acliieved success as it ful-lin-i'

and Ayisliire breeder, at one tlnic'

Wm, deepest ,me,.€._,_t by [hose Drag, possessing one oi' the best Ayrslllrc

herds in the Doiniuion. llc was a

frequent exhibitor at fairs through

mom heipful and |,,,,,ph.ing_ and. me qit America and several times won

important awards at Chicago.

vneti. Dr. iruliertons topic for to- After giving up active farming the

late Mr. Drummond became interest-

vice Starting ng Qfgm 0'(,|0ck_ ed in Farmers’ Institute work and

___ travelled extensively throughout the

whole Dominion, delivering address-

the Provincial S, 5_ Agsgniauon es on t'arin topics to farmers at their held its rally in`York Clin:-on,.Mm»c|, meetings, The late Mr. Drummond

was known as a man oi' sound judg-

presided_ Miss Mgponnld acted as ment and one who was essentially organist. Three schools reported. viz, Practical in his advice. He also acted (‘oveliead, Dunstatfnage and York. fl`9¢lll0l1ily as llllige of Dairy classes

___ _A v `T|iese each reported earnest, pains-` ill 'lie Val`l0US eXhiblll0l\S- ,

|5LAN|3 pA5-|-gpg |N HA|_|FA)(__‘*taking efforts. one Ccveliead, had not Smile “flee” Y9i\l`S H30. the late " " g. missed a session tor upwards ot’ two MV- l)V“mm0l“1 ‘lame 'C' ottawa and T

years. Discussion followed the re- was l*"a<fhf*ll 10 (he l-W8 ‘Stock Us

ports. The question ot” the lstudy of Branch or the Department ot' Agricul- the (‘n,teohlgm_ Memo,-izing gc,-gpm,-Q ture, His work here consisted of the nge of l;|nckl,0n|-dn, Sunday handling the Record ol' Performance School literature, etc., being thought ‘l9llHl`l"lP\ll- llllfl il WHS Said of him fully discussed by t he pastor, Rev.` mm M k"e“' more of Ulf* .D€i'folHn- J, L, Dawson and School Omciaig alice of various prize' dairy heartls and K, have 8 dennmon of om. dm, thrhligllout (‘anadli than any other

lflne ln the mind is a great iidvant- "la" ffl 'lie C0\UlU'>'-

in religion he was ii Pre-iilyterinn

5 gi _ e l » ~ . pastor in |-eguyn to the question of and well known member oi Knox Cntgchigm in the 5C}\C.g|5_.()ne 5¢h00| cliurcli. with which he lieoanlq allied emphasized the value of the onward 0" "Dining I0 0ll1l\V11.

Tho deceased was also well-known

the advantage of Scripture memoriz- “Plollg _l’0""li“i~§ 9"lhUSi0SlS ,Of lho lng_ The evils of (,lg‘,,,-eng smoking city. being a member of l lin Globe among the youth and the urgent need "mb 'Ol' mans' -"@“"S-

$103 was rexmzém The pmgran] of best, but iliiailly-.it-lvns tleclrlcll that U10 Ulfenlllg Olléllell by' the progpiomv Mrs. Donald Simpson was best and Mrs_ _Archibald-‘ _B0|l'nD-p0m‘Li|ig'. Mr* thc- prize \val;|aw:ii'ilcrl to her. Attai- Chnrles Mcnonpld as (.Mh.n*mn'“,h0 the usual social hc-.ir the .\'u_tionul mon; amy and ,must-a,_.Lm.|1y fumlled Antllein ended li inosl deilglltiul pro-I this duty.` 'The' program was as l'ol- Fi"“"‘~

LUSS [lt APPtl|lt

ninsi: by Llcut. McQueen. Solo, Most Successfully Treated by Taking

Hood's Sarsaparillla.

Loss of apetite is accompanietl by

lt is common in the l'-pring liccaiisc

Munn and Eva McMillan. Speech, at this time the lilootli is impure mid

,..,...,....,_...,_..,,.,.,,..,.. Wlddcr Green. Dialogue, Sa:id_v's iinpoveris-Eicd and fa 5 to give thc

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lVl'rl1l‘,I:irf(in(`:"l\Ty]glti‘tl iyliihss (TTi'Ts l~`:l"i'lf\z]-l iihiizlddigb’ (l`TJLilulTle‘vll[i1itop‘i?i' Uiiqiiiiilhtiilii-l wcll. ltccltation by Mrs. Dixon. Coin- anne- of their (inn-dong, |

V l~lood's Sarsiiparilla. the old reii-,»

Ml'Klllll<;/;l~ ls/;ll;>{l"U_5!. U0 \.'0\ll`l BIN- llb' able _all-tlie-year-roiiiid medicine, is

, choir. i'. c nnor furn:sit-. sev~|cSp€_ciam» use,-ul .in me spring Got'

Marlon Blldge' C' B" May 30' 02' eral beautiful selections on tlie_ gra_-i it from your drnggist today. ily

l have handled MlNARD'S LIN- ilh_0Dl\0ll0» l<19Ul- MCQUHUH fllllfllollell purifyiiig and enriching the blood

IMENT during the Dllst y€\1I‘- lt iS on me b‘“‘l“"t5 ll’ ll "QW ”"’l“bl“`_ and giving vitality, vigor and tone, lllwill/S the' first Llnlment asked for ll\f1|)l]'l"l`AP'3C“"l{'ll' 9 Dig l:_rlt°;“ 'El it is wonderfully successful in the h 'G. ll U11 ll€SU0nl\l>lY U19 llflsl- “M ' t le C 059, a "° 9 U “ul ll treatnlent of loss' of appetite and thc isglller iilluall th‘i=. dll‘l'ercnt kinds `ol Wil-`l_lC‘"‘le\‘9‘l ‘O 'l1"~`“t~ M"Q“"-9"' "hc other ailments prevalent at -this tiino.l Linlmcnt l hnndllc. Ul‘”"`m‘"‘ “ml _MV A' J' T”yl9‘_"` lt is not simply a spring inedicine»_-it

U10 hell’ they him ""'“‘lel`”‘l ln "““‘_‘""" is inuch more than t.liat-but it is thc

,Ni~:li. l~‘l-:liGiisoN. the °9"C@l`l S§}°l‘ H S“°°eS“ A“1“'“"“ nest spring medicine. ~ ' - V

heartl-ly -in singing the National An-y Hnodu Sarsupmulm makes the rich

them- dlgpemlng to the” homes Sam” red hlood the digestive oigans _nt-'ed,. i

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WINNIPEG ' MAN

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Says Dr. Casse|l's Tablets Saved h-lm

from Ncrv°us Breakdown.

Mr. G. C. Inman, 330 Harcourt

street, Sturgeon Creek. Winnlpe t'or many years a well-known mail the business life of Canada. says: was terribly rundown and weak.

had no appetite, and l suffered ii forced myself to eat. My nerves wer ln a bad way. and my sleep very dis

Cas . was that l could sleep. and then health rapidly improved. lt was l astonishing how my strength illness came back."

Mr. Inman is now in England,

aging the well-known ilrm of A.

there.

A lrse sample of Dr. Caus|l'c

5 cents for mailing and packing. dress: Harold F. Ritchie A Co.,

10 M'CluI-st, Toront°.

Dr. Casseli's Tablets are the'

Pnlpitstlon, and Weakness in ren. Specially valuable for nu mothers and during the critical.

Prices: One tube, 50 cents; six l for the price ot tive. Beware of tations said to contain hypopho

prietors. and no imitation can

` The Qaiilty' Urugiloro

' ¢or. Kcn,tas_d_Pi\ln{`e ite.

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be the same. '

MANY ccrsful people have

found that Red Roco

Tea is very economical'-that it yields more cups to lbs- pound. That is because it

' consists largely' of‘ Assam-

lndian teas, which are fam-

_ ous for their full-bodied

- richness and strength. They make Red Rose

Tea go farther.

Try the Indian Economy of this distinctive tes.

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paclda gee only

Sl' lS.f2°°d tea

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sAcoN,` sliced or tlilt»l<, oi- .is limi

as _vnu like it aL Beer tt- Gol't"s. F-1139

MAIL BOATS.- Six hunts icll

'I‘oi'nlentlne at 7.210 _vtstci-un_\' with 4.*\

bags of mail and six ll-l`t (`npe- 'l`|.l- veise at 7.35 with 52 bags ol' inuil and three passeitgcrs. 'l`hi~‘ mall l'ruln (api- 'I‘i‘avei'se ai‘i‘i\'ed in Ihr t~lt_\' all i.flll.

EXCHANGE OF PULPITS. - The

licv. ll. .\la't»l.l-all and th.. ltpv, 1), Wright. ol' _\loiila;:iil-, will exchuiigt- pulpiI,»- on April lst. .\-lr. Wright will pred:-li ut Lot 48 at 10.30 u.ni., lliiili-

llrlil. '.’.Il\|. niiiwii tht- Vt-oplc's (`h\ii'i-li, at 7 p.n:. ltr-\'. l. ,\i;it~l.t-.nil will preach :il illusfzow ltcad on \\`\~dilf.-_-1lziy, April itll. iii.~'l\~zul ol' .\iciiil:iy :li T p.ni_

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dresses on the importance ol’ train B11-g2|E|NG' INSTITUTE' TTONLEY'

ing the young in t lic precepts ol’ the _|. '_' The _fneelrmg "I 5"3"l‘“5 I 0

f , , __ -. I institute on Maicli lolh was one of

Living “ord were given by the dll- me mow ,mem ling ‘Ct Tl _ HI I l"-lt file. t 1.' ._ . J’ "5 -" “`"'g‘

1€i,_"Du0wS;);r_" Ilmxfll; r3:5erl;;"i §e;‘:I_ being line there was a large nttciid-i . nr .

ing was 51150 given 1,), Miss govyerv iiiilr~e.vui1icl therpresicleiiils paper on; _ .

-Y @.,:.-.~.:.f.l.-r n nvla c e ii a ion

especially inspiring. (tolicction $3.12. A¥.tc|_`t`emli anim ‘ °p|e';"_t.tQ;‘e_' “

'rad Dist.-let ilmls itself in .lem to . 6 ul g mis g;’f‘ tgfl' “fi .

L _ , . i V. . . _ in gen i' ,are t g .ie i wia In lmvhrlcml Aqsommmn ml the Sterling institute has done especially'

Sum 0-l. $1"'00'» __ __ liince the wa; begun. anti how it has

RED CR -__ I _ A enetiited our own i-.oniniuiiity soci-

cen in am 2i.s?u_gQ§€sERJ;;S ‘;eh‘{°il:‘ _ally. Alter it was 'tavorably comment- thc Wood lslaiid Hal|'on March the ed on by tm? members present all gm 20th_ The, “ight being ideal -and Hmm busy tlirc-.tiling needles tortake part roads mil. the han vwms _mu of anew in button hole' contest. Fhere was tive listeners.. A. very intcrestiiig, ‘l p""‘° Ollemd 1°" the best b‘.'mf'" amusing and talenteil' p_l'ogi'ani was hole' 8° that ll “ms "e"5_’ bil” 1?" 1' l.endL_,.ed_ Thé- Web-ence of Liam, MK? while everyone working lor it. \\-he-ii Queen' with the pines; was n ver). they we_‘o :ill gutliei'eil up the judge

' ~ had ii diiiicult task picking: out tho

WE are proud ofour record, and justly so, but we do

not ask you to buy a piano from us, solely on that

ground. We do ask you to ascertain, if iL’s merits are generally recognized bygothers'--Consider

“i'i’s, Riirurliiou"

It is an established maniifacturer who stands

back of his goods? Does he offer' to refund purchase money it Instrument is not satisfactory? Is the dealer reliable? Is he good for the Guzirantee? Or is he through with you once you have made your purchase? T hink these points over well then proceed with

D A CAUTION

.lt has taken us years to build our reputation to .

the place we now hold in the opinion of the musical purchasing public of this island. . ' We personally guarantee all Instruments sold by T

us and THOSE FROM WI-IOM WE PURCHASE.

` l STAND BACK OF US '

That’s ou-r position when we sell you a Iieiutzman- Kam-Morris-Enhis-Sherlock Manning

They Have Built Pianos for Years

It is physically impossible tolwrite tone and dur'

ability into a piano they must be BUILT IN. T hat’s the kind of Instruments we sell.

MILLER BROS.

135 Kent Street Charlottetown 5044‘n‘27M3l 5 w%@\xM” \l"lBa-:Juv

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tiirbed. Everything pointed -to a ner- vousbrenkilown. Then l got Dl'.

`sell's Tablets The first result

my reni- and

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Inman and son, Printers and Puiillsli-; We Keep The Quality Up ’

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ers, Leeds, Letters. will reach his

Tab-

lstg will bs sent to you on receipt of.

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est home remedy for Dyspepsin. Kid ney Trouble, Sleepiessness. Annenila. Nervous Ailments, Nerve Paralysis,

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ods ol' life. Sold by driigglsts and storekeepers throughout Canada

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