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' Cool weather is here now and if you have not felt the need of golfers you soon will.

We have just received a special lot and are offering . two lines that are exzeed- ingly good values at the prices quoted. Call in to- day and look over our stock but note particularly ~ the superior value you are getting for the money in

these two specials,

I0 BUTTON in brown,

grey and black. This gait- er is made especially to our order from superior quality cloth, is very tasty and neat in appearance, warm, snug and comfortable in lit and

worth all of $1. Our price .........75c -

a I2 BUTTON size, comes

_ _ _ _ _ _ _well up to the knee, all

colors, superior quality

Afloat and to arrive per °l0lll» is Stl'°lll! and Stylish.

O - _ a good gsiler that will give

Scllbollers "Damletla" and superior wear and perfect

_ satisfaction. A grand value.

Iohanna" and "Ann J. Train- at it, price c or" Izoo Tons best quality ' ° '

Hard Coal in Egg, Stove and A "ev ftf C() Chestnut Sizes. '

Customers would do well to

book their orders so as to

Women

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We have a nice assortment of Pario

Kitchen and -Alarm Clocks.

Prices Moderate,

C. ~W‘. Patterson'

.lawsllsr Phone I-R

have their Coal delivered

:hm . » . _ __ 1\Hn._ouAi§r,o;rTl;'r0wN .GUARDIAN _. _ mor or _1_ ‘ _

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ClillRl.0Tl'ETOWli llliD7 El-ISEW HER

- -- ' . lass: who has been visiting friends

-' Ulrls Dawson. Charlottetown, is 'ln Charlottetown leaves this morning

Miss F. McLean. Uigg, leaves this

has been visiting friends in this pro-

passenger returning to her home yes-

_ _ _ paying . short visit to his homo is oh return

g ' | It psy. ro' buy is thlapi-ovihoe. - smith 'Matthews albmoh, was lo' Allsunllle 00"- » I --

r _ --- » ' Charlottetown yesterday.

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mormnt on __ visit m Boltom _ mt iwm_ Duv|u_ cuu,.|utuu¢u,,u_- left this morning for Vancouver, B. ing with a general cargo and a very

" -- 1 loaves this morning for Boston.

Rav. Dr. J. C. McMillan, Cardigan, 0 Cm" M"-'t sta t in was in»0harlottetown yesterday. - B. ._ , _ war . wh! _l town was a passenger this morning The services of the Haselbrook-‘

Ch°r1°"t’°t°w“ 7°'t°rd°y' en route to Boston on_a visit. field, next. Lord's Day, Sept. 29th

W W J¢lWl¢|’ Miss Sarah Montgomery, Grand

e View, leaves this morning for Bosl. Patons millinery openills li £0 MU

_ _ __ ,. __ _ _ _ _ ton, _ _ _ place next Thursday evening. '

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Sterling -'and Mrs. Phillips, Sum- "Phare will be s Rally Day service mornin w e ln Charlottetown es- in Graco ohurch.Ch1-rloitetowh. to-

Warm um-duy_°" ‘ , . l. morrow afternoon st 2.30.

o Miss Irene Lewis, Cardigan, who Jack Irving and Ed Crosby, Cape

Gm for has been visiting in Charlottotown,, Traverse, who have been attending'

returned -to -her home yesterday. the exhibition at Charlottetown .were

‘ ' --- passengers returning to their homes' Miss Clara Mclnnis, Boston, who yesterday.

vines, left on return yesterday. . (From Yesterdays Evening Guardian.)

Charles E. and Mrs. Mcbohhid, S. H. Webb, who has been in this u

Bummerside, _were in Charlottetown Province for sometime in the interest yesterday. of the Tvlnilerance cause has re- - _.___ csivsd s letter from J. Vernon Jack- Juuk 'Hmmm-d and Ambmss Psoii, son, National Secretary of the I. 0. Charlottetown, left yesterday for Mc- G- T- 101' U10 D0l11llli0ll 0! Callllda Gm. Mau"-°u1_ asking him to go to Kings County,

___ ' Nova Scotia, as near Oct. 1st as pos- j

Any boy ues”-lug to luuvu u nut sible. As Mr. Webb has a large ter- l

uupum can gg tue Guuudiuu uuiuu at ritory to cover lodges wishing his as- 1 ouch ` ' » < slstanco should see him at once. Mr.

' ____ ‘ _ Webb ls at present at 240 Queen ~h

Miss Jessie Clark, Bummerslde,whol s"`°°"» Ch'~“'1°“°t°W“' .1

ll bill Cllltlif. tlidlldllgv . tu eliiuitlf Bro 8 own na gf' What would have been s. drowning 3

he ex _on was a passe ger

' accident but for the wonderful brav-

tuming 'to her homa y°"'°rd°y' . ery of a. little girl occurred at Hunt- J

' Leonard Wood of Mt._ Herbert has lxasizflg Z? ;ft“°;;1;;l'g?§té0Ep$°ABe§' -p

pain to‘_M. o. Moxlonon, Glorioso-_ seamm Bgmon agent umm 'wap gan' “§:`°'rdt1u°f “M for part °‘ fishing trout oil 3 narrow foot bridge

nm °° B “°°'°°“' across the river when losing his bal-

_ ance he fsll into six or seven fest of

Mrs. William E Turner, O‘ Leary, t d i “natal k His

who has been visiting in charlotte- "" °" ““ mm Y 5°” tow the ue" O, Mn H J And" little sister Janet, aged six, who saw

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“' - 3 ‘ ' ' '~ the accident instead of running away S

50”' "t“m°d h°m° Y"l'°'d°Y ““°"' screaming, as many little ones would _

n°°P- have done, at once rushed to the ' '

l spot where her brother sank and as

Ml” MVB Nl°h°\'°“» 3l“”l°Yr soon as he cams to the surface

Bridge, who has been visiting Miss gy-,sped him by ,u blouse he wore und

'Mamie Ross, Charlottetown, was a _helped him ou to the uridgm

terdey. ‘ L J. A. Crozier, General Manager of

-1' the Arizona and New Mexico Under-

_ Alfred McWilliams, M. L. A. and writers Co of Pheonix, Arizona, has Mrs. McWilliams, West Cape, who returned to this Province after an have been visiting in Charlottetown, absence of five years to visit his were passengers returning to their sister Mrs. Wallace Waddell, Baltic, home yesterday, _ his brother W. B. Crozier of Darnley

-__ and another sister Mrs. J. Bern-

' The Harland left Charlottetown ard, Frsatown, Mr. Crozier has been yosterday morning at 5.30 for East i-F8-Vftmllg f0l‘ tht Past three and 4 River and returned at 9.30 sou lolt lwll were in Sunny California and

l35 Queen St. “gum at 3 “_ m__ for Eaut mum- New Mexico and has quite a large

returning at 7. Sho leaves this morn- 1=°lle<=i>i0ll of curios- He intends ing si; 3 0'¢|0¢1.-, for C1-wpuud ,-0. visiting a wide circle of friends in

turning about 4 p_ m_ Charlottetown and Winnipeg before

here's no picture more beautiful lhm -- returning- It Wm bi* “’m°mb°1'°d tb"

I apicture of the moiher and her F. J. Nash, Managing Editor Mr' cron" W” at 0" limi* Pl`°9ld'

thus.-oo. ol the Patriot, Charlottetown, hos, wt 0' the P- E- I- Club Ol Wluulves

You want such pictures and you can returndd from s. very enjoyable four “nd Vi°°'P'°°id°“¢ °f the C“““dl““

, ‘ k th t lu h _ th _ ‘ k Club of Los Angeles, California.

whilst Vessels “fe _dl5¢h°f8' guard! with: lxrrslxwuerur vlfl`i.°llllorfritri\¢i°Kon1`~i’irli).i‘_'oA't tn _ K

Lyons ‘il Co

Aquiri 2.27 1-4 has accepted _"iff °f,°l"' 5

the challenge of George Camp- h ve “°rli.'.ol what. wa... b°1l» °W11°f `°f Harpy George __ .».`.'..|';‘.1‘.l:'.'.'.i' dill -to race for a purse of $200.00 a A

" Cider

side over i_he Charlottetown fgfglffff fff',f’,f,‘{,'f°“°°fP‘°m"'g sp” track. Conditions, mile heats

bggt 3 in 5_ N0 bitching allow, Be Q ’s__ metsry: irhe services were conducted

ed, Un' any date Mr Campbell

by Rev T F Fullerton, who paid a touching tribute to the beautiful char

wlshesito name. Mr Nicholson rw TE” oct.. of tho -ooooooou. _'rho poll-ooo.-

" -_ _ - ll I l' ers were: Principal . D. Seaman,

has'd»¢P°5."°d his m°“°Y with sgiiéésliioiigigg captain squsrobrlggs, wallocs Lort-

Bsrlin entsl arlovs - ; ch, Dr. B. N. Robertson, J. K. Ross,

P. S..-` _town Proprietor of the _ Reversi Hotel and asks Mr, I m°§'3'i'i°§ri.5’v~':"E°i‘.i’."’“‘-" Cdmgllcllw--do likewise. 9-2’lME~r_i _ _

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DINTIBT Cr wn nd Br dll Bp olalist.

' t _. ' Bartelllali, Nfll-.

Minoru s Lllnmoot oo., Limited. gh, 50?, ,ink uulfdm

I riottatnwn.

Dear" Birs,-While in the country ng ,

last-summer I was badly bitten by I Hoclur.

mos it_oias,- so badly that I‘ thought ii

I wggid be disfigured forma couple of woelrh, I was advised to' try your Linimentrto allay the irritation, and did eo. The sllect was more than -I expeoted,~__ a- few applications conf Dleteiy, curing the irratiob, and pre- 9 WM" venting the bites from becoming sort; ' _ ` ‘ MINARD,‘S:'LINIM\EN'I‘ is also a 0

' " SPECIAL: Tho New Hat ls the

nrticleto keep oil the mosquitoes.

_. ' Yours truly, Angora Hal.. We have it in all the_

“Over 500 selections of ladies'

suitings and 75 in coatings from wl-ich to choose at D. A. Bruce.

_ 2 _ ' \ W. A, V. R.. Loading shades for fall trade are: ‘h`.Co's window Saturday evening and

Llqhl., Dark .Br'owl’I. SlS0_°| GTG?-~ ‘following days. 'l'han‘fs are extended

"M‘ac's-f§lo`od Food will cure anas-

snla. nervousness, weakness, la_ssitude._ National c_|°tm"g Cm 9_24_M“

` tr Cro and Slate all sizes.

irritability'-.'.dsspond0ncy and dsbillty.

Price ‘ 50c a box, The Two Macs.

.' ~. -. - 9`26ME3i' 'ficient for_men, women and children.

_A box "` 50c. The Two Macs.

_ _ =- - 9-ZGMESL'

“Mac's Blood _ll'ood_is naturo’s own

tonic. Price 50s a box, The Two

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Doherty Church Organ worth

D I s at Miller Bros

hhnoniirzlmébldgaoli Second-Hand

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‘I _ ,. eeavilvs

Seo the ad. ~ 9~28Mt'

i c“""°i`n‘ up mimi I te e rcsssin ‘ O PS n e ram; o ~¥s°;o:r”n‘=:r`¥e°f:::i :dial-?shsi|';plysl'aa“i Bnalsngeld 'American makes we

Lig t y. p n,‘ . . . . . Prices $1.50 S2-00 P $2 50. e -cos. mohsro~Johhso.. ooo 1. cortor

~ beautiful prison give . ` -

"Mac's Bl00d F0'-ld.-is °¢l\l““Y °|" ~ ::The purity. freshness and absolute

Mum 9-zsliillli. ya; age sun: of gsstting absgl-

. h | il y.rs oocotes-o,I5c.-lic,

orN§§lf.l”'.3:§3-°2'i'.i.`i'ii"i°.o°o§§`t.iii' wil 60° vlan. we lb. in buh. ua. our Range consists of Paisleys foster. Central Druxstora.

Crepe Pallle and Knitted Silks in __

B|as su.‘|’p°Bq:|»2:LnaE;::’|;3, -bers an o r . ~

35ots.to 75ots. National Clothlna 8

Q0. _ 9-24M" _ _

SIBO for S85- This is a sample oi . 2 Annu' True. _

Organs and Slightly-Used Pianos. ` _ ‘ cud'

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rick Dennis, Philip Doyle, Hedley Al- chorn and Daniel Chapman.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Don-

ald McKenzis, Charlottetown, took place Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock, from her late residence, Up-l per Queen Street to the People's Ca-

and W. L. Cotton. .

_About one hundred and thirty en- tries have been already received in _the Patriotic Poetry, Prose and Photography competitions, distribut- ed among the six different classes, as advertised. To all those who intend sending in 5 poem, and essay, or a picture, do so, on or before Tuesday night next, when these competitions close. Those esteemed citizens, Percy Pope. and T. C. James have consent- ed to act as Judges -for the poetry and prose departments, while Mr. Bayer and Mr. Cook, Photographers, will decide who will be the prize win- ners in the pictures sent ln. All ln- dirations 'point to B, successful, and helpful uplift, i_n these competitions. The' prizes will be on view- in Carter

to -Thu Gordo W H Aitkm B C

for the n

dailolousnesa of Molr-‘s Chocolates, are known to all lovers of high- grade sweet msata.~ We carry s full lins-of these .chocolates in bulk and vaskal°- Qur _salsa are so large that each _shipment is soon sold out, and

I The Girl Ile Leli Behind

5 loiiy Stamps the Post ‘

4 The Ghost of Circle

' “X” Ranch

daughter and grandchildren. h‘ th t 1 hi b th _i _ "W9 Ve B ll’-file 9 0C Ol Clgllfi

_ Make rho appointment to-day. 1:wwa;|-_ ;_€z~u_esM8ler B Sggersftel ,always on hand and keep them in

Ph°“ '92-l dent of the Provincial'Sanatorium periwt °m°ki“g °°“d“‘i°“ i“ 0"'

patent hu idor These ci are are

-.__ ' lu ~ s

made of choi_cs blends of tobacco,

_ » whiz hi;'i.°§§l..¢`i'¢ti.hvihl°t° fiffié Jliilll -°‘°‘“”’ ‘"“"""° °“" “"° ff ‘“““

- » ~ - ' . ' P aromatic odor that is uooloealy proso-

y°sl'°rd“’ m°"““g 'mm h°"1°t° "°°ii` ing Webstor's clear Havanas Mari-

dsnce, 89 Richmond St., to \_St.Dun- tuuhu and Marguerite, 10 c’each_ 3 _ ' _ "¢°“'° c'°th°d"“' Wlh°"° 5 High Manu far 25c. 'I‘uckott's Bouquett, Peg

The Piciiling season will soon be_ l'er of Rmuigfn was sung_ (by Rev' Pi.” T°p *md shmewau Jackmn' 54'Th°

__ __ f I ll S' ,_ d ‘hm McDonal The pall bearers wsre.- Mcgluuou Drug (;0_ Cu,-ue, gg J M' Nkholsour OWU” ° :gd '°' “S” ;_"°.“:°_:‘_f°°_i d;°m‘;‘,:;',_ W: Efatrlck Cullen, Patrick Mullins, Pat- Gsm-gg and Kms gtg, 9-25Mf,¢_

-- _ The Northumberland left Charlotte-

- llisa Bertha Brnith. Charlottetown, town for Picton at 3.35 this morn-

C., to visit relatives. large number oi pssasngers who wars

_ - -# ' -attending the exhibition.

Miss Florence Collin, Charlotte-

will be as follows:-Cross Roads st

Misa Margaret Ross, who has been 11. Ba/ptismal_ service at the wharf Villtllll ill C\l6l‘10¢f~°l-°Wll 1°" till! Alexandra, instead of Bovycr's Shore morningon return to her home in at 2. pan. and n chart sermon at Amherst. ` Alexandria st 7.

_ Miss Nan' McNair, Charlottetown. Misses Lottie and Amy Lord of

E: K(1l‘rom Yesterdnymnvealng Guardian.) ' "llrs. -Cliarlsa -Lawson. Bsiri'ervt\ls,~lllil'l‘UlR‘!i'l-‘I-‘R`0/Ill'

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SYDNEY, Sept. l¢--Prol¢lor_~lla`c- lllilan, who _seeorhrsnlsu Pesryon his trip to the ole, _ar- rived this morning 's months' _trip to_Lal_1lst_lor. Profsllqf Maollillan was accompanied hy J. C. Small, of New llnglasd, who built the 26 foot motor boat in which the trip was' made. Ther left Sydney' Qu June 24th. S0198 .llflt to Bt. Pasha Island, thence to Capo Ray, and from there up the coast to labrador asa to Battle Harbor. Heavy ics was encountered near here and the weath- er ail thru was very stormy. Profes- sor MacMillan's - mission, was orintho- logical and ethnologiesl. ' He visited

pm. . li tt s as _well as olothlsrs - - _

‘;»o°gdmliii::&lron your :itz \:_s story spdclll attention to

is toda and book your order We all lises. Prices Oo .to - » ~

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' Natlonll Olnthillp Go. 9-24Mtf ._ _ _ _mu l-

0ur éxosllentfsitio' inn ol Men's ‘ Iqgfgfs

la . Y it of Antilracils. Svdns _ and Nut Coll on hsndl

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0piicaI Department

will no doubt be very busy during Exhibition week. I Our aim, however, will be`to give our patrons as in the past

The besi possible service

we respectfully solicit your patronage.

G. i~`. Hutcheson

jeweller--Optican

smiy Ann mguiy

mark the monuments, headatones, atc . executed hara.'No criticism is possible of stones erected hy us.

lionuménis of Chasle' Design

selly carved sn our re lsr

gum. We shall hd glad toxrob-

mit designs and sstmates for ihs mentor! youplantoeroci in "the Silent City.

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lil" “ fs tens io all s ,_ ,,,,,__,,,_

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At the Charlottetown Police

Court this morning the '_' tor bout

ollowing cases were disposed of The 9°l'Vl¢¢l for the 'I‘!r0n Method- for being drunv. John Flynn ;z_ 9|- ist Circuit on Sunday next Sept 29th 0 dave. E~ McCarran. $5 or 20.15,, will bo as frollows-'rryon is the James whoioh. sa or lo days, L.Kick- morulns. Cr#-sand in the afternoon '

am. 33 or 10 days Pat McBride $3 or and Victoria in the evening. The sub- 0 days and Mguhgsi Hsnnemy no 01- ject for the evening discourse will he 0 days. Those dtunk and disorderly fl'0ll1 M“f~¢\l°" 19¢\1‘¢lllD Bild 3701 ws” A19; _vgggsy aa 0|- 10 du7|_ verse. "By thy words shalt thou bs amen Stewart $3 or 10 days, -lultlmll and by ill! ‘Y°l“ll lllmlf ¢l\°\l d whit" Mum; 310 9|- 30 du" and be condemned". Everybody is wel- tory. An aoroplhnt. i-OWN! ll! I 0' ,tor M¢Aui¢y qs; dismmod ir, be- come to all the _ services. Rev. Geo. _ ing his fmt °g,u.,e_ M. Young is the Pastor. at s height 0! more than 1.500 met-

was s passenger to Burnmerslde this ;'l‘ryon intend returning to Charlotte- ‘momlng en route to Vancouver, B. town this week to resume their com- C., on a visit. yrnercial studies. They will be ac-

-- companled by Mies Lizzie Vnright of ’

l03;:0‘:‘:;t°t';;‘dg§p;°t“° 8‘_"2?v:d Ll: Ol;:‘v'°'. ;g:§_s:l:g,:“:',°xT,%e:? in “ hers with the Crackerland expedition. minutes late; the southern accommo- ~ _“_

.lation at 9.50 o. m., nrtosn minutes The outward trains and bout this Y late; the Cape Traverse sccommoda- lllvrlllns were crowded to their ut- b lon ot 10.05 ... in., ten minutes late, most capacity to wwmmwlste the and the Tlgnish accommodation at |1189! 'lll¢°fl l'°f\\f°l“§ fl'°lll li' l2'noon, twenty. minutes late. Wlllllll U19 031-lfl0¢*»¢f-0"! llllll\llY»l°\l~

Many commsndatory remarks were

several Moravian mission stations.

t-oat at Battle Harbor, where ha will call for it next ear when he leaves

This expedition is to occully twb ears, during which s search is _to s made for s new land in the Polar sea,whfeh Peary claims he saw, and the interior of Greenland will bs ax- nlored. The present trip was made in the interest of Harvard Univer-

""“°' heard as to the ideal weather and sity and the American Museum of

Dress Goods Lddies. and

We have some lines of Chi]d.»en’3

dress goods that

doubt hold the premier place for high value lines,

Brad ford Tweeds #_

Navy, Cardinal, Green, Black and Brown * _

Fancy striped Tweeds, Navy, Green and

Brown _

New English Tweeds in the newest Ll

rough makes ='=

_ 50 inches wide 98: a yard West of England Tweeds in faric Greys

Navy and Black Scrges -

50a in 2.75 .Lysrd '

Plain' cloth in all colors

60s, lilo, L25 per yard

-C---_-C. F all

_ M illinery

We have had a success-

ful opening and have now on display a large num-

- ber of trimmed hats at

allprices

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Glove Specials

Heavy Tan Cape .

_89c s pair

Heavy Grey Suede

89:: a pair

These gloves are reg-

ularly sold at L25 a pair and at that price are very good values while at 891: s pair they are exception-

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Sl onlev Bros The alwavs busv Store.

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splendid time enjoyed' by sll.

' sible Tweeds -

Natural History. The DGFW covered 2,600 miles in all in their little mu-

HIDDLED AEROPLANE

WITH SHELLS.

TOULON, France, Sept. Z6-A new

75 millimstrs gun designed for the destruction of seroplanea was tested yesterday and proved most satisfac-

stroyer was riddled with shells when

es, (about 5000 fest) ‘

at Stanley's

with ut

’ 9 a Coats

RED RIBBON WlN-

l\|E RS every one.

' Fine heavy reversible

tweeds with large cuffs and collars

- _ $9.50 i

Grey _and Mixed Blank-

et Cloth in all sizes _

_ __ |225 to “.00

' ' I Fiuefquality of revers-

ible cloth 0 .

_ 20.0U to 28 00

Kiddies’ Goats

Navy blue and Fawn

Cheviofs and Blanket- cloth.

251: --- 29s yard.

_ 42c s ,yard

Al 55, L6; a yard _

2.45

Best qualities of rever- _

6 75 io 8.00

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M en's F urnishinqs

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New Sweater Coats in every stitch and

color size 36 to 44. ‘

691: in 5.25 each

_Another new.rauge of Swagger Neckwear

has arrived in time for this week’s showing.

l 50s and 75c each

Underwear

’ Of course Stanley’s are noted for carrying the best qualities.. A ' _ I

R A Medium weight `

8510 I-65 a pair

Heavy Weight l,00 io 3.00 a pair

Exlllblllon Visitors _

studying the Esquimaux. He left his. _

llow about your teeth? while is the ony exhibition not drop

into oureliiee and have them examined FREE OF CHARGE only takes a few minutessnd wewiil tell you exactly what you seed and it won’t cost you one penny- We make teeth and guarantee them to lit exactly. W* *U0 Slllflhftsperfectioa in Crown andbridgeworlrghxiraetlng and filling without ,paln_--- prices moderate. ' _ _ j

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