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S o F T’ F L U A B U N D A N -It Days to buy in

Get a 25 Cent Bottle Now and Forever Stop Falling Hair, itching Scalp and‘Dandrufl'

IT you Wish to Double the Beauty of your Hair in Ten Minutes surely Try a Danderine Hair Cleanse

Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluffy,

abundant and appears as soft, lustrous and beautiful as a young girl'S after n Danderine hair cleanse. just try this-moisteii a cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking' one small strand at a time. This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil and in just a few moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair.

A delightful surprise awaits particularly

those who have been careless, whose hair has been neglected or is scrziggy, faded, dry, brittle or thin. Besides heautifying the hair at once, Danderiue dissolves every particle of dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invigor- ates the scalp, forever stopping itching and falling hair.

Try as you will, after one application of

Danderine you cannot find any dandruff or a loose or falling hair, and your scalp will never itch, but what will please you must will be after a few weeks' use when you will actually see new hair--line and downy at first-yes-but really new hair sprouting all over the scalp. Danderine makes the hair grow long; heavy and luxuriant and we can prove it. If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots of it surely get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any druggist or toilet counter, and just try it.

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CHINA FAMINE FUND.

The Lieutenant Governor as Treas- urer of the Fund acknowledges the I`9C0iDt of the following contribu- tionsz- M. R. Lenrd, Albcrton .......... ..$ 5.00 Charles A. Woodman and fani-

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the BEST liniincnt in use. `

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ly. I bathed it well with MINARIYS LINIMPJNT rind it wus us well as

Yours very truly,

_ T. G. Mc‘llUl.LEN.

ONLY TWU SERIES FOR

THE STANLEY CUP.

OTTAWA, Feb. 21-Now looks as

if there would be only two series of matches this season for the Stanley ‘ssoir pun union; ‘saaqsnn sql, ‘ting have accepted the challenge of the Saskatoon Ulub and it is practically ccrtnin will order Saskatoon and Port Arthur to play off ini Winnipeg. The winners come east for the games nizainst Ottawa. The Maritime Chal- lenge will also be accepted, But as the British Columbia League docs not close until March 15th., the trustees sny it is hardly possible for the const niagnates to expect a series for the cup this winter. '

“A few real good bargains left, at

less than half price. Write today. Miller Bros., 123 Kent St. 2-21d4i.

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Second-H and Motors

We are showing a line of second hand inotors here

that is of unusually high grade throughout. I`liese iiiot- ors have been carefully tested, inspected and repaired. They are almost as good in every way as the day they

came from the factory.

One 7 h.p. and onc 5' li. p. Palmer, two cycle, make and

break spark

One6 h.p. Sintz Geodey, two cycle, jump spark. On¢4 ,.2 h,p_ Knox, two cycle, make and break spark. One 3 r-2 h.p. Adzims,t»vo cycle,iuake and break spark. One 30 h. p. four cycle, McKehougli S: Trotter, two

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I prices and further purticiihirs.

One iie~.v 4 h.p \V\‘ltc ]i1uior Stationary. _

The prices on t‘ie.<c :ire greatly reduced. Write today for

Bruce Stewart fs? Co..Lfd~

Chsilotteiown

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NDERWOO

-The friends of B. E. Reid, Tryon,

will regret to learn that he is ill, threatened With inflammation 0( the lungs. Mr. Reid had the misfortune to have two of his horses sicken and dll? dl-U`l“8 the past week, including his young driving horse Bonnie, re- ferred to yesterday as being ill, and it is thought that while attending to

them he caught cold with the above result.

-The marriage of Miss Estelle Mc- LGBU. third find youngest daughter ot Robert McLean. proprietor of tho Eureka Hotel at Alberton, and W. Ernest Lewis, station agent at vern- on River, took place on Tuesday morning at live o’elock at the Sacred Heart Church, Alberton, Rev. F. L. COHUOUY D8I'f0rmilig the ceremony. The bride who was becomingly attir- ed in a travelling suit of brown with hat to match was attended by Miss Jenn Lewis. sister of the groom, while the groom was supported by Michael Cahill of Alhcrton. Immedi- ately after the ceremony and break- fasting at the home of the brine the IIHDDY C0l1Dle left by the early train on an extended trip; R ini-ge nnmber of friends being at the station to wish them a bon voyage. Their itin- erary will include Chatham, N. B., where the bride has many relatives, also Montreal and Toronto, return- ing to their future home in Vernon River in about three weeks.-A.

F -The will of the late Dorothea Le- ~“\`8€Y. Snmmerside, has been pre- genmd f0I` Probate. The inventory values the estate at $29,903.01, and the following bequests were inwde:__ T0 each of her grantlsons and grand- flaughters as follows she left $500: A. R. Brennan, Victor Brennan, Dorothy Brennan, Dorothy Wyatt, Wanda Wyiltfi. Summerside; Dorothy McSweeney, John L. McSweeney, M°"°t0I`1§ D0l`0l2hY Roberts, Virginia R0lJ€l`fS. Rosara Roberts, Davenport, Va.. U.s.A.; Dorothy Lefurgey, 'rhe- resa Lefurgey, Vancouver, To her *OU -7- Ephraim in Vancouver she left $4000 and to her son Allred, Sum- m€l‘Si<l0. the household furniture, etc. The following were the remainder of ‘lie bequests: Charles R. Read, Colc- mlli. $200; Dnvid P. Read, \\'ilmo`t, 5200; Ephraim Read, Salem, N. Y., 51001 J0S¢Dh Read, Siimmersidc, $100; Louisa Read. Vancouver, $100: Mary Iflne MCIHIIIS, $100; Slimmer:;if1e.,\n_ Elica? Chllfch. $300;, Summernide q03D1l5fll. $500; W. C. T. U. of Sum- m0l`Fid¢. $300. The remainder of the “State Was bequeathed to her sons J. E. and A. A. Lefurgt-3y_

-At Dnrnley on Feb. 16th st school

concert was held which, wns one of the best ever listened to. The pro- Ernm was as foliowsi-Remarks by chairman; (Thorns by choir; 1n5t,.,,_ mental music, Miss Harding and Charles Woodside (encored); Rec.,-C. J~ B~ .DVB-lie (€11C0l‘ed); Solo, Russel 'V[CKHY; Dialogue; Recitation, Oliver RUNS; Duet, Mrs. Robinson und Charles Woodside (encorcd); Recita- tion. Janie Champion; Reading, D. lu. hialiar; Instrumental Music, Miss H&I`_dlHir. Charles Woodside (encoi‘ed); Ftecitation, Geo. C. McKay; An Exer- cise; Dialogue; Recitation; Solo, Her- b`ert _Francis (encored); Questions, lsxercises; Solo, Geo. C. McKay; ("h0I`il5. Choir; Recitation, Jayne; M““(le"S0TlZ Duet, Mrs. Robinson and Chas. Woodside-(encored); Solo, Rus. SBU McKay; Reeitntion, Oswald Hnr- fllngt S010, Herbert Francis; Nation- al Anthem. The attendance was a record brealvzr and 8 large sum was realized, the proceeds being in aid of a school library. The program was "Wie" the m9»“8-llement of Darnley School :ind the fea:her, C. J. .B_ Drake. is to be congratulated on the success of the concert and having Prepared a fine program,

-The C0rli:I'egntion of Alberton, P. E- I-. rejoices to look back nn the .Vcnr 1011 as one of the most success- ful in its history. The old church, en_ dearetl»_ to so many, by the Banned memories of Rev. Allan Fraser and Dr, Arthur Carr, has been complete- ly renovnted. A new cement foundn- tion has been built, a new furnace in- stalled, andthe whole building has been tastefully painted. The amount raised for congregational expenses; including these improvements, wus $2250; True to its old record, the congregation, while curing for its own church, did not forget the wider ln. tcrcsts of (`hrist's cause. The sum of $650 was raised for the schemes of the church. When it is- remembered that thc coii;:i'e;;ation only numbers 70 families, these figures are abund- ant evidence of their loyalty to the Master and of the grace of liherallty in their henrts. The work of the pas- tor, Rev, Geo. Millar and his wife was generously recognized. Mrs, Mil- lnr received from the ladies of thc congregation a very handsome mn- hogany bureau ond chair, while thc choir presented Mr. Millar with xi Persian lamb collar. Both pastor and people reioicc in the blessing which has rested upon their work, and look hopefully forward to thc year 1912. an pi dny of lnrger vision and richer miinifcstntion of thc Mnster's pre- sence.-Presby WIIEHCSS. A

-Miss Ruth Ryan, Charlottetown,

is visiting in Suinnicz-side the guest of Miss Irene Noonan.S.

-The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at Laiierty'| Tonsorloi Parlors, Sumrncrsldo.

-All news, advertising and sub-

scriptions in Alberton' and vicinity ihould he handed to H. Clark, agent.

-Bruce, McKay & Co., Summer-

side. are oilering Washing Machines and Wrlngers ut attractive prices.

_ 2-19dmthrw2wl<s.

-All news, advertising 'and aub-

scriptlons hi Summerside and vicinity should he handed to Ernest McQuar- rie, agent.

-Three drunks came up before the

Police Court, Siiniiiiersidei, yt'stc.rtlny morning one was lined $3 and costs r n.'nd the other two live dollars and costs.S.

-(_'.ircular Saws, liclting, Gnsolinc,

Engine Oil and all Mill and Engine Supplies-quiility and prices guaran- teed at Brace, McKay & Co., Sum- merside. 2-19dnithrw2wks.

-The death of Miss Lenorn Wiirrcn

took place nt her home in Tyne Val- ley, Wednesday. The deceased had been in poor health for some tinic,` she was 41 yeurs old. Funeral takes place tomorrow (Friday) at 2 p. ni. to Irish Town cemctcr-y,S_

1:-To hrenk up a cold tnkr itcxnll

Cold Tablets. They give quick relief and 8, speedy c_ure. tioutriin no dun- gerous or injiirioiis ingfrctlients. Sale for young or old. 25c. Sole nrreuts The Rcxnl1Stoi'e. The l\iaeKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. & lit. Ste.

2-19drl.i.

oiinhnns v. HYDE,

or fruuuo, .\u's'r

FACE Tiusr. IN .\'. it

NEW Y()lil`\, Feb. 16-(fliarlcs H11- UCH HYG0. ii nutive of 'l‘ruro, N. S., the former city clinmhcrlniu, fodny, lost his nppezil to the appellate divi- sion of the supreme court for n charge of venue. ’l"herefo`rc be iiiu.'-t <.:o to trial in New York Couiity on the charge of bribery, growing out of the ilepuslt of city money in the (‘ur_ negie Trust Company and the North- ern Bank Hyde wus to have been tried about two months _ago before .iusticc Davis. Hd asked for ri -change of venue on the ground that the public mind in this country hurl been |.1'ejud1cetl agnirist him, iin\l'tlinf. he could not receive ii fnir trinl horn, HIS Blillllcrltion was refused rind Hyde 500|( nn appeal. The decision of the appellant division in this case 'is not

KENT SMALLT’()X

' BILLS IN l)lSl’I]'I`l‘l.

1=‘i:r<:iiicruC'i‘oN, ren, ii-'rue nn

plicatlon of tlie l3oui~ri of Honltn in Kent Cfllmfy £0 l‘0llll'l‘l the munici- Plllitv of Kent to pn the bill

epidemic was lieorl ici J 1. White in chambers liist Aluilll S_1iI>D, KL C., supported the rippling. tion and J. D. Phinncy, K. C., nn. peered for the riiunit-ipnlit.y_ The Judge took the case into considern- tion. 'V ‘ .

Hoods

Sarsaparilla

Acts directly and peculiarly on the blood; purifies, en riches and revitzilizcs Lt, and in this way builds up the whole sys_ tem. Take it.

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insist on 'having llnn<l’n. Gri It today. ?' __ _i_;" -_ _ J

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REB'-l"‘T TYPEWRHERS The beSt Salesman is The resolution ‘to give our

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Inverness Coal

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new styles we have in stock

Wl1°° l`0“ buy an UNDERWOOD TYPEWRLTER’ Note the wing toe cap and

lt wears longer and works faster than any other . arched instep, and me éom.

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COUGHS, COLDS BRONCHITIS

CATARRH, GRIPPE AN D RHEUMATISM

A ILL DRUGGISTU “.51

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LIBEL COSTS

, MON'l`llEAL STAR $6,000

MONTREAL, Feb. 18-The Montre-,

nl Star was thin morning niulctcd in _ei,_000 dnn.n,¢ni,~ for lilieling a skating rink called the Forlim- .

The Star, in the course of n series

of articles on iindesirnble buildings in the city inelitilrnrd the F<ii~ii1ii.

'l`iit-. slmtim: rink people contended

in their evidince ibut the Star uns nctiinted by uiulicc because oi the trouble over rn ualmrtisiiig con- trmt. _ _

The Stur cinirncd that 'it published

thc urticle in good fnitli, :ilid tl!‘C\V uttentiou to the inet thnt nn influen- tiul body of citizens had protested nfqriiiist the liuilfliriiq.

'FNG!\_(lEi\1FNT ANNOUNCED

SAN l~‘llAN(‘ISCO, Feb. 19-At n luuelieon to thirty society friends,

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tennis player .of the United States, announced her engagement to George W. Wiglitmnn, R Harvard University student and son of is Brookline Mass, capitalist.

A BOOM FOR AUTOMOBILING.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21--C. R. Mc-

Millan, chairman oi the Executive Board of the Highway Touring Club of ~Amerlca, and Secretary Elliott leave tomorrow for Montreal where they will attend conferences with. prominent Montreal automists and good roads advocates with a._vlew to stimulating interest in automobil- lng in the Canadian Provinces, `sel- ecting central located headquarters for the touring cars of the Eastern Canadian Department in the city.

VICE PilESIDEN'1‘ OF AETNA i INSURANCE CO. DEAD.

HARTFORD , Conn., Feb. 16-Wi1-

linhi H. King, vice-president of the Aetna Insurance company died from npgplexy at his home here today. He was 71 years old and had been asso- ciated with the company for 49 years. Mr. King was widely known in the Insurance circles of Canada.

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Indies us niilliui»i~y npprcriticcs.

Apply to Miss llendle ut l’ro\\'SC l3F0_S _ pid, 2-Bildliiv.

~\'AN'l`l<ID, n girl for g`i‘iici‘nl liouse-

work, reference rc.|uircd. Al»l)lY

114 i_i,.nni\ iwinen st. 2-'2~1uiiii><i

A.\"l‘l‘l,I), a triistwortliy girl i0l‘

‘general housework; must he able

to do pluin cooking. ltcfcrcnccs re- quired. Apply to Mrs. J. T. McKen- zie. 277 ltichinond St., between 6 and S p.ui.`____ __M__i___ _ __

ANTED, un experienced girl for

general housework. liccommen-

dutiou required. Apply to Mrs. B-0.

LOST

YWDSVT,*_I~:cli. IHtli,_bet\veen Oliur- _l_.! iottetnwn nnd west Royalty, it dark brown buffalo. Finder please leave nt Edmund Toombs', grocer,a.nd receive reward. 2-21dl‘_3il>§I -I ' OST, a ladies' hlnck persian lamb Tj gauntlet on the night of Juli. 26th in the skatinl-I Pink. Slimmer- sidc. Finder please leave it at Gour- lic’s Drug Store. 2-Z0dr3il1il~ ,_ _

TEACHER WANTED

"N/'AN'I‘t<JD, teacher for the Gnsper- `l mix School, to begin touching first of March. Forty dollars supple- ment. Apply to Jumcs D. McKen- lzic,Sec.trustces, Gnsperaiix.2-1.5d3wks_ ,__ _ __

FOR SALE

'Fon situ, tinniiie sented sieigitin

good condition. Apply at 108

Prince St. ‘ Ziillltl-

QHORE FARM FOI! SALE, con- l uii~:t.ing of 100 ucres, Fl) clear, liulaiufc u flood ;:ro'.\'tli ol soft wood. Joseph l\lcl<1\\'cii, West St. !’eter`S.

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('l(_)'I`TA(lE and lot for snle. We will

” sell for George Clinppeile, 11

Doiiglnn St., City, On Mar. 2,1012, comniciirzimr nt 12 o’clock riocn, his cott.u;_'c and lot in first class rcpnir. Terms at sale. Benj (li-irtcr & ('o., zuictioneci~s. For pnrticulurs see hand- nuis. ” 2-ziazvnn.

I4*OR SAI.l'], four dnrk red femule . foxes raised in captivity, also, two male and 1'.hi‘cc female silveris. liox. C., (luurdiiiii. 2-20<l3ipd.

`F0l{ SALE, bonrds; shlngles,lnths. ' Gen. R.Kcefe.i¥i-.nr Rivcr.1-20dtl.

If-OR SALE, fnrm of 97 acres,with _. cond buildinizs, 5; miles from (llirwlottetowii. For particulars ap- ply to Garfield Warren, owner on pre- niiscs, North llivrr. 2f1.7dr2v~'Dd

‘ffm S./\l.l'}. ot. n bnrgnin,the farm _ _ of tho inte. Malcolm MacNcvin of Fionshuw, consisting of 97 acres and 3 ncrcs of mm-sh. 72 acres clear in good state of cultivation, the balance covered with A good growth of hnrd- wood. For further particulars apply to Mrs. Belle McLauchlin, Nine Mile Greek, Lot 65. 2-12dr2wpd.

l’row=<e, 162 Dorchester St. 2-12dtf., E _ ._ __ -__ _ ___

, ro Lei' 1 TEIO LET, 0, room suitable for dress- making in Opera House Build- ing. Apply to J. _I{. R0ss.___ 2-10dtl. r .io LET, tinrtiiint of brick bnua ing over Stewart & S0n’s store on Queen St, Suitable for lodge purposes. Apply to John Oiler-

2-10d1mopd.

F io LET, nonss No. izz Upper Prince St. Apply 232 GI‘0Bl George Sf. __ 104557-I

'DOUBLE oi='FiGE 'ro i.is'r, in

Prowse Block. POSBBBBIOB li . 1 to W. B. Prowse.

once ADP Y 6_1_5Bg;

ffnoriiunv s'roRn uni noun. W J let, corner of Kent and Hills- nm-0 stu. Apply to J. A. Moore, 220 Kent St. 11-13<1fi~

' WANTED

'IgUTTER WANTED, separator. _ pound bloclu or tubs. Will ppy highest prices. F. J. Holman & bo.

2-20dr3i.

“]‘ANTED, to rent, five or more ac

res of lund near Charlgttetown

-lnntl that hun been plnntcd to grain lust yenr. and old pasture the year previous required. Also want to buy a quantlt;y_ of carrots. DMSHIDS. ‘beets and cabbage. Apply to J. J.

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ANT to buy, frown emelts. ri e

or telephone James England.

Misc Hazel Hotchkiss. the cliamplonl

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hnir get thinner u nd ;lnnn¢,_Dgn': neglect it-wnit until it's too lute. Cm, stunt cnrc is llic price of liiscinlling bcnulilul hnir. Gctn bottle of of I'lAY‘§ HAIR HEALTH and begin using {| .| once.

It will stop the falling out and mn |

new growth-:hen you can have lultrnug hnir t!int's full of life and radiance-nth" you’ll bc proud of and that will be gd. mired by others.

Remember the name-HAY'S HAH(

I'lEALTH.

gribqlcmlid il°|rli\l¢.ur5:i?T%hi,[= trinl boule.-Philo Huy Spec. Cn., Nmuh N J For sale and recommended by E A. Foster. Sunnyside. ‘

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K. J. MARTIN, B. A

Llerriutor Notary I-‘ablio ate

_ Money to Loan.

Morris Bloc -Charlottetown Ztdrtl.

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w“ DR. A. A. LECKIE

(Gnvemnicnt Veterinery inspector) ELDON HOTEL Phone 289|. -5drwl.|`

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A A. McLean, K. C., Donald MeKiiiuor

McLean Q1 lllcllinnion

Bari-isters, Attorneys-at-Law Brown Block. Charlottetown

l. J. YEO. M. D.

_ Physician and Surgeon

Residence

ill! Prince Bt.

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o. o. nntnou. K. o. w. n.isnu'ri.iii

McLeod (il. Bentley

B t d Att - t-i oni‘.§Jl‘lFi§.‘§i of N. §T'o‘i.’.?..i.L‘F£ Chnrlottntown l-‘. E. inland

DR. JOl{'N LEDWELL. M.D

Riulinioiid btrect,oppnsite Sf.I"aul'sChurcli llours imiil io o`clo`ck to 3 p. m.

tI0'l`EL BRUNSWICK

Moncton, N. B.

the Larzau and Best Located `Hotul ii the Oit necommodatinr .IUO runnin :lltuntedyln thecentre of spacious grounds :ind surrounded by elozant llindad trees mnkinzitnnscmllydsirnblefor I the summer season. Ch() Mc

George W. McPhee

H ri tar and Attorne 'lt-'aw 0lfi`crenillnnk oi N. H. Cliombars Uhiirluttetowli. P. I5. Island.

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Warburton fKl_Shaw'

rlarristern, Attorneys, Notary I’ul\ll¢i EW

)lliceii in Cameron Block, Cbl\’lU\l°l»°'"'

9. E. Inland

A.W.R. Al'!`KEN.V S.llVll

Veterinary Surgeon ‘D Denflll

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n.§"..'.‘»‘.‘ll.‘."<°i‘I..3!i"§".{I{’.i li2i55i{‘."\5in.§inl5i Dentni Collepe. Detroit _Mich U. B. A. Q Office-lilc .siren Building. lutel!ifa¢=.°|;|g'° ti' if "'..i“;::fi».';:si°

on al!" » ' Diseases ol the teeth A lg9D:;lg_hl.‘;‘; overytlnnir pertaining 1-0 \ 0

and votdfntal Profession.

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W. J. Macliilitn °

any & son, nox 1s7, cinnrinttetown. M_ |)_ _

Physician and S\l\‘I¢.°"»

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THAT "T`Rll"l.ES MAKE PERl"ECl`l0N ANI) ,,-

lli§L'_s_'1Hill PERFECTIDN IS N0 TRIPLE.

is well v.-inphuslzetl

in the case oi lhe

ENTERPRISE MONARCII STEEL RANGE

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Purliuou the steel plates are only n trifle beiivior thanurn rlfnlé’ ¢;:,,,,.,,.

ing i-its various purtn ii trifle better fitted than in some 0 e , _H iii," ~'w.~:iif~:~,:~.ue:.:::.rin~.i:.: °iii>.sn°' ‘ a our snvinit ce _ _ _ ~ _ '_ _ nn

llut.. epch of these ;.hinyls_bei‘r|\E 1itt;‘rif_Ie"bgt&.;iiah»\3:ip;:\‘omnt:nc:;t1l;‘;Y\E,£

il“l5§.‘l?ITI}S(ICull'Il(iNAitgliogviinditllsxtgdng-the Petlectioii oi Acliiovotniinlf ln

the iilntiders will confl rm this statement. Writo us lor oircullf-

or exiiinlnu the range at your dcnlcr’n.

THE ENTERPRISE FOUNDRY C0.

SACKVILLE. N. B.

_ Manulaclurerl

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DINNER SETS

We have received another shipment of DINNER SETS and vie emi sup-

ply this in Semi, Royal and Imperial, Porcelain ware, with a range Of l”'l“`°S

Dinner Sets 97 pieces. atl$13, '$14. f0 $19

. Successor; to A. N. Melhy, Sunnyside.