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""""'T1H=i‘1iri=sr N ~- 'rim cHA1u.o'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN -- ,.,, _..._ .,,.. ,,_,_.. - 1°/los seven .

Weak Nerves i,i;:‘;::.';:;l."§:i.:i;:?i:: CHIARLUTTET 0WN ‘ -

or Tree oustN"s courlv

` -5=~--- F "'-1*' - .* e...-_ . . _ `1.._. .__ _I ___ ___ ____, ,_ ____ _ ___

food, fresh air, and a nerve tonic. Lei your dbcto ‘T 8006 and

medicine. A er s " 5° eff thc _____......__. _

Y Sarsa arllla, free from alcohol. -'» °-""0-»-r __

.__ _ Vi htlol

It PHYS £0 buy in this Province. A. C. Saunders, i~l\unmerside, was

J -_ in the city yesterday.

S t 7 S Alex Anderson, Fernwood, was a-

ys _ IND matter how small a lace f nlong those registered at the Victor- At the police court in tllis city yes-

wltli us, we keepaconiilete l 0 -]ew'T“l'Y you leave 18 HOWI yesterday. terday, W. Mullins was fined $2. or

In and every ni ht H l i'cc0ri_ of lt, give you a ticket -_- ten days lor being driillk.

proof vaultgg H Jewelry left wlth us' is placed in fire Miss Eunice McAdam, Mt. Stewart, _ --*

l . ‘ S0 that if we were unfortunate en' h was among the passwgcrs returning J' A"Matmes°n' M' I" A" Cm"

.. , ‘me ‘mf Sf0i'c burned to the ground Ol “U11 10 on the eastern train yesterday alter- was among the Passengers to George- iext day and get 'il Y 1 Could Call the 1100"- town on the eastern train yestcrm

Your _Ieue ry. ~ - e .

| If out _ _ ‘The _ta_nk car of the Imperial Oil ---

_y ry U” “Will Y0llr jcwelry repairing 90-. City. went to Montague yester-

YOl1Wlll be il ' i' . . dilxy iiiorning with ri consignment of

UI

l l eased with our uolk.

ll W W n i The execiitiv fl) P " ‘1 7 '_ ° ennerv Jewefef Teiiirieranee Ailiiirfte will llfegilntcliie

‘""“* "-'~~-'~~~ --_ . . evifnlnfr in the Y. M. C. A. at 8 p.rn.

Let us clclilollsiratc our skill by

Xllilklng fill' you the best portrait

you have cvci' hail. _

ooo. ll. cooli,

Pllotogrnplicr, The Studio where linby is Always Welcome.

" Tenipcrancc workers are invited to

attend.

nilliliilbiieeilieii-NH.l!enkilis laid pl

A search warrant was issued a-

ifuiiist the premises of George Oder on Ai*/larch lst., and a qiiantity oi in- toxicating liquors seized and taken to the police station.

A llallfax exchange says the steam.

cr Minto _and Stanley both crossed between Picton and Georgetown Mon- ‘l.8-Y- Isn't this item reminiscent ot hycifone ‘lays rather than up to the

aitcl lioon

Any smart hoy with a lair educat-

ion can learn $3.00 a week by learn- im: office work and running errands. See Classiiieil Column.

l~‘. B. Large, ol Charlottetown is

one of the visitors ill Amherst today. He is the guest oi the Terrace Hotel. -Amherst News, Feb 28.

Miss Passlnore, who has born visit-

in': her parents, John and Mrs, Passmore, Hillsboro Street, was among the passengers to Georgetown Wt-dnesday, en route to Calgary, Al- berta. Miss Laura l‘assmor_e accom- panied her sister as lar ai-i Amherst.

(‘. C. Carver ol Mt. Albion has re-

turned, from a business trip to Pic- tnii from which town he shipped nine llcmt ol stock and household ellects

S ALE" OF New Shirtwaists FRIDAY and SATURDAY

_ This is the first shipment of the n vv cotton shirt-

Waists for spring and summer Wears/ \’Ve were enabl- ed' to procure them at a very low price and know they will just last a iew days at such little prices as are at- tached.

P S \»Ve llslvc-_ only enough of these wnists to last

‘ ‘ tllioughoui Fridziy :uid >aturday’s selling so'

illose who coine first`will have the best choice

'White la\vn allover elli- broidered front, 3-4 length sleeves, Tucked collar and cuffs, button in back. Sizes

Perfectly plain tailored

sllirtwziist of printed percales, buttouing in front with plain plait soft cuffs, plain linen

1!

li 4‘l l N , It is noticed by many ol the main

lflml Dallivrs that South African Vet

quality l' bliers, _ cents a lair. Men's rilhbers, 69 cents 8 pair, New stock. Bargains in men's, hoys',

misses' alid ehildrell's rlibbers und,

overshoes. All sizes. ' Sale starts today. _ _

A. li. Meliaclien

The Shoe Man 81 Queen Slreel.

LOR

i lvc Roses in bbls and half bbls Itoynl l-Ionseliold bbls rindhzilfbbls Royal Sic-\v:iljt ill libls and half bbls Fedora in bbls and half bbls Puiity ill bbls and bags Beaver in bbls null bags ]’urii:in in bbls

Our spring styles in

Invictus boots for men Show yoil \vh:1t’s really correct ill fine footwerir. }~leavy,\vaterproof walk- ing boots predolniilatc this spring :ind the styles :ire extremely neat and nttrrictive.

Tllcu you should sec

our lighter. styles, in plain :ind pritent leather, to be \vorn under rub- bers and suitable for evening' or dress wear.

Prices--$5.00, $5.50

and $6.00. "

erans over almost all of Canada lit

was done in this city. The celebra tions were in a large variety o forms hilt the spirit of the gather H1118 \\'0l‘€ all akin. V

_ (ierlildenc" will be presented in th

the following night by the Gharlgttt

towln Dramatic Club under the uuspl ces of the Benevolent Irish Society A special train will run to Port Ver non on Saturday March 18, Paptlcul nrs will appear later.

Many will be lntert-~i*.cd .n the lol

At the prcl-lent session of th.; |_@gl5 latiire a bill will be introiiiii-.nl nn

tia Exliihition Commission absolut

hi-re. For some yours the iilovcnlcn

Quality Guaranteed, Prices Low W | *";,,fjl§""“'§a;"§§§ llicnglxintf 11;” :wc

q S Sill 8. )0l\

1

3 Q O _ to he cousiimillatcd. IIoi'scnlc-n, l1r@c_ nc.-:il ol his clubiuates in this remem-

Q I ileifs and loverg of 1-aging me behind boring hlln oil his departure.

v ` J' the movement. ‘the object bcinl; tr

' . (,l\:l1`l0llOt(>\\'i1 make it possible to have racing her

-*-‘*” rr at other tunes than when the exhihi

,tl ‘ATLAN.Tlc"5.T£AM5HlP5 ` _ |)|5NT|gip the people of (_‘h:u'iott=to\\ll. Since _ _` _ his H .0(l::7i;r:_lleti’pkril»ns,‘-bénvrgn ve his reinoval from here Mr. Yateshss _ - ‘ 4 . _ .,, ,‘,“ . bein rt i'esid"iit of the City of Van_ and while thus eiigngoll li; met his

1..-;r_.

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I |‘}l|\n|-A-is ul lrlilzuliil ...Fri lilnri-li l0tl»

l.nko_i7li|uiipinlli . . . ...’l huris. lilaircll Iii

FIRST CABIN Emliltussli-1H......... . .. .stron

‘ SECOND CABIN

i.'lM l’ltl1ISS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,_ (-1.26

as

Other Boats

W. n`.`ifow`Aiii>, i>.r.A o. ii. ii.. salons. N. ii,

or J. E. Matthews. Charlottetown.

lEMl'l!,l‘lSSl'IS ._

i

3 com aint on Monday next for Craik, accompan-

for second oilence against the pi-ghl. ind by Miss Gwendoline Laiie of Mt. bitlon uct against Catherine Ofier, Albion, who goes to join her par-

R u b b e r S a. l e i 0" en “"5 ...'25 °:::::=‘f2..‘;’:..:

050' Ililid the line into court yester

$2.000 worth of rubbers and over- I day.

shoes less than cost. Lailies' ooill. _...___

s , _ Yesterdav afternoon a horse with a

tingly eeleln-nted‘Pnar<iellerg day, its wily y-ard and was here swelled bv

The nesntilul drains entitled "luv ufttiniz material on the croiirid. The

ouern on St. l'ntrlck's night_ B155 aieraee height is 13 feet, 6 feet

,_ above spring tides. For 600 lest

lowing item respecting n chi-inge ln Amateur A c is ,p 1 Halifax Exhibition racing eoinilr,i.»-y-,;» tc-1 Hammond Steele, Secretary oi

. -1 _ _

probably pass, giving th.-_ _\‘0v,, 5,.,_,_ pi‘c.~ascil the keen alilireciatioii oi the

l control of tlw l-mfr-_ track in colmecli member and an onlclnl and tender-

tlon with the e:<hibition property Bd U* mm me best “’l“l‘e‘=" of We VW'

n west. Mr Steele made n short reply

1°|"RD cAB|N l ue \\‘ill pit-use yiul.

0 » _ _ p. . , _

Sterliné Batters _

, 0V" |'f0W5° '°’~ creasing. The tr:asiirr=l"s report gl and who had retired after twelity-five

‘ the Wlienlun Monum- nt Fund showc-

The Ncvcf Fuhng _ _ that there is on deptsit for this oh. The modal is a beautiful seven-point:

' -' ‘ ' ' jcct in the Bank of Nova Scotia th, ed star: on one side there is a silver

“e`"’ Neze ‘nad stomach P E i sum of $865.50, bcarilig intgrgst at shield silrmoiintcd by all Imperial

gm; ‘ '_ . 3 per cint. Dur'nf; t-he year literal

y~ - ftnminenclngDecember zitli. l9io,trnins amounts are paid to chrirlt and al- Mir the ImP€l`i*1l and H0141! Clplicr

. . Y

A PYUVCD MCd|ClnC 0' oltli_p:`;f;:|(|)r:yliiy"p{llll ruli im ii1+llp\'m:z-i-“ward Sort() Sigk giwmhersi hcmmts_'Th3 el Exceptional Value l\i_-..;ij-'.‘.`ii'.i.l'»`|'ifl" HL"“°"” {w\_¢»_._1:;`:l`."l¢'=_`f»'.‘l>3 ff,,,ll?",.f,,C§ ,Sf f,‘;;,,l‘Q§,1°’,;’;“‘f‘;‘f,,§'f,'f,

Tcsiimonals and References }_i__,__L,}_\i_,‘,l_,_;§,~___ ,,,‘;_-_,,_{; ,,.,:,_,,,,_ iintrpn, fr. io. Flynn (re-eleetta)

by the hundred from pcopk M_A,M_ 1i.n.i.n.i=.»i.i~.m i!’I‘ci~=i<5_e_;it,PrPi:itie(rn McCourt (rseleet ‘ 55zool~:,lili7,l5 Lv.C'uawnAr. `

most prominent ln City and Country. No failures.

Sold only by

P. Mciluaid

42 Queen Street. Opposite Auld Bros Price _soc ner bntile.

°)©®@

ilard. Coal

We are now discharging

llard Coal from the ArthurN

Gibson. Customers should

lr l l..._l

are childlike, lust :is our

ii - _

" . _ ~ . . . Yan-.~, both ' li-'tsl C 1' » QN5 ¢|,,\55 canlnl (_\.-,C..,,,| C,,l,;,,) _ poiirzuts of adults po>.~css strength Henhzrt Yatesiriin Bi':O;mine riltlpynmla, two “Mrs of the deceased reside in _ LAK lc iiilAMl‘l.AlN. { ,md Clmyaclel-_ ’ ' P

l.AKlcMANl'l‘oB/i. ..... .......n.w _ _ _ _ . , _

\\¢:ari~ experts ni li|ll\l"‘¥f "ml l“"""\li(° l‘ilil:‘lf_1l'i<l._ Many rrllitivrs nnd irielldsl '

nliil our t-\|uipiili‘ll| is t‘i\ni|1lciie. '

t`ouic in :iiiil soc our line. If you 0i'ilfi‘

_l

tion is boillg held.

The nlilioiliiclnicnt of the deritli o

no other nime was m rc inmilinr to

NEW 1t0Wbl. il h

ST Ohsrlottetown, P. 141.1 roliycr null tliire he llHSSl"l nwny on .

° -lldrti the 15th nl li‘@l,|<uul~y' in his 93rd electric sliiick. No liirtlici' details oi

l ___ yciir, at the resiilince of his daugh-

VCIIIIJ) ]\ol‘ti'iiir._sW>l*liii_<le by is ter' Mis' Jmin D' Ueciham' r H dnt Deucns A was H “Huw of MOMWME1*

near \fi1ncou\cr, an-il four sons, vi'/.., liev. (7. F. Yates and (`aptnin‘ A. F.

tain Montague Yates, in llondon,

ill this city and province will sympa-

i'ca\'ed.

i

V S The llfitli aiinunl m etin f of the li -` .- - -- -

Bm,._.,~,|,,,,t Irish goclcty, ,fag held 3,, lirrsuntel is called “'l`hc llnperinl Scr-

_ ..- their hall, thc League of the (~,.0SSlvli-e Medal." lt was cstahlislied- by

W building, Wednesday night. The pe. King lddivnrd V11. some years ago as

' _ a reward for long and iaithfill ser-

) _ ____

if Lot 49, has _received the sad news oi

the accidental death in Morltanaof

f wits an electrician who resiiletl in

A. l-I, \';lt@;; l-6115.15 th. Mum whenilhitte. llis death occiii‘l~<-d on the

tllize with those who llnvc be n lc~

llarlili Dental Parlors

yy I lzenlis-ry ports of the past year were submit

Df. L. H. HREF ted by the diilerent oilicers and

Surgeon Dentist shuwcd that lh_c Soclety' l§` ln B- Df0S-

erous condition, hnuncally nn

l L_

_>.-.r=_~_

.ia iii.

5| 508.12 N £41 re ir: ‘£5 Hunter lilvar

P ;.¢?‘F’=§ 35323; 555;: Si:i€.E1§g gg:-_ 22

:S

.‘-="s»=‘ ass# ~ 533 git psp -_EE _ _ . .

3°-E .'23 _*Ep .=9°

3-___ = . men ~l

>;== Z ‘t

:= A 2

171.114 lloylwy

Emerald J ot.

Kaniiiiilrton Ar. B'~'ulo Lv. ‘-'fl

» - - c ` " Chief Marshal, Ed. Ready; Assist,

ll, lv. S‘l~illo ur.

Wullinalon l‘u'.°l lllll “‘l ()Lci\ry Alborwn ar 'I‘i|¢ni»lh lv

‘!."?'.=.°'P ." essence FF=mPF =seEs=3

>=FHFFP gsfaise Q¢2“F¢5 sees as

ui-_ ...x vt 75- 1- .9-

_7_---- d) l e es t, R. F. Maddigan; ed hy a scarlet and hlile silk ribbon.

._4§5.lu 2nd Vice-President, P. Bradley; Tren i'|:~‘;’;7) surer, Mcwade; Secretary, J. J

410 Ullllyl ¥'l¢'fL!0HHt-at-Arms, Wm. Coyle

Charitable Committee: Wi-xrrl 1, P,A

Kcllyi ‘vVH\‘d 3. M. Holger; Ward 4 James Trainor; Ward 5, Ed. Smith

ants, P. Clarkin, Ed. Dooley.

14939# ;a===S 7;?PrP ?§2$ES

> Z

i lluily

uxoupl.

Sui

A lu

r.lvi.r- M. gm

Mo. I‘u. W 'l‘l\. Fl-I, 2-int.

ly, v-...tw--4 .la nr,

Vnpn '|‘r..vol'lul

'EVP z-53'. l"~.:*i»° _35‘.§.

i.I.| A..\l

flcntretl Drugstore, Sunnyside,

_ “l‘l. ll." and the words "For fitith- ;- service." oL')n the other side is cn- - I th . to

Smith, chairman; Wa-rd 2, Francis

: : Our Etiervcscent Saline keeps the

stomach and liver right and the sys- tein free iroin poisonous waste mat. ter. lt is .1 mild pleasant remedy and so miich hotter than harsh irritating -

1 purgntiven which do more harm than

good. 25c bottle. l<l. A. Foster.

-1- ' - __ --~-------- I of correctly measuring the

4 .

to Cralk, Sask. Mr.. Carver will leave

wood sleigh attached left his stand at Prow:-ie Bros corner and ran down

_ to Great George and towards the _ liiiilway station via Sydney St. ar- . i'i\'ii°ig there he ran through the rail-

. 1<`. J. (‘-hristoliher, oi the l’. E. I. f li.

_ lf. D. McDonald, contractor for the

’l`-racndie hreakwater, is now busy

new work in 1,000 feet long, and the

_ the width is 16 feet, and the bal-

ance of the distance is 24 feet, It

Q will be close piled work and stone.

. Cn Wednesday night alter the Sen- ior hockey match in the Arena, Dr.

_ A. B. Reid, on behalf of the Victoria

thleti A sociation resen-

Q that Association, with a suitable

gilt, Ur. Reid, in a brief address, ex-

cliill for the services rendered it as

t torllisi for his future welfare in the

t expressing his thanks for the kind-

P. P. Mclnnis of Mount Mellick,

his hi-o_h:r, A. J. Mclnriis. Deceased

'l7t!i. (in that day he lfit liuite io Annfanfin, thirty miles distant, to att nd to some electrical repall work

dentli as the iesult of rcceiviiig an

this sud ailnir hnve 'been rereiveil

lic'c null wus tiiirty-nine years ol ago. llc left t lis l’ri»vil\c: when only nine years oi nge. Two brotliers and

Butte.

lil connection with the cornilig pre-

suiztiition of il.c.l:ils for long and faithful service to those cliiployees oi thi' 1'. l<l. l. llliilway lnentioiled in e~.iel‘tln"'s issue, the medal to be

vicc, to he presented to persons in the Government service '.°.'ho had not

d been cinployed in the clerical or nd-

ministrative branches of the service

3 or more years of inei'itoi‘i0us service.

crown. Un the shirld in blue enamel

_ gravel] the name o c lierson ; whom the medal is granted. The iiied- . al is worn on the left breast slispvnd-

_ Similar medals have neon presetttrl

_ to many members ol the T. il. R. at _ the diiferent points. Y

I M =iE

The Best l

iOptical ; Service

Our :nnbitioii always luis

been to supply our puirons with the Best po.='.-;il»lc Opti- cnl Service. 'l`lle iinporlancc

M.. 1-... ini- M°- w. 'i‘l\. _ |`\\- EV- Frl. Sal.. Hal. li rl. I' Vl.P.M.

l\' (Ili i0\vn -tr -'- lill.-\'i.=»w.i|'\ Jul

Moi-i~.'l -

l~'l. |‘<‘li'i'»i .~l»ll|ri-l l\'

fwefi? €3sif=

.>-m:n?5.> ¥=i_§g=_’_:=

I THE

TONIGHT

.‘”" " ‘ ' W,,,,,,, tl) Drumsticks. _

Ufdef and t3l§¢ d°llV°f.Y of s*%l}‘§lE,“,, iaiiiiiilii A Viiagrzipll special

. _ _ _ /l.M. _ their coal this week as the iv M'§‘!;‘,?,ll',{l,-]“‘“‘ ?;?,‘.§ (2) Overland to Fremont.

. dl

J In 1“.°"!‘"“"’ ’ ."‘ A tale of ' .

Di-ice advances after Ist Oct- .ir-33" """°°`"`v"w` iii -` 49-

- J

obcr.

M0 1-,_ l‘.i.iui».

Th. vt.

W Th ’ Ent Fri.

_ ________-.r_.~--'-----`---- (3) Two Little Walls

' BILLY STEWART

nt set. r.ni'.n. in illustrzilcd Song.

mul' \ in llv Ull' r;n'\|\l`:\1‘

=-ie :Ear

i'.'.i.».‘,i‘i‘...d.°§‘.'-'lil il...~.;...i.- ‘i ~Nl~;w|l»° 5l\wyl;lz

. °""""_ __ _..______ff_l.',,'..`_..._ lil Specialty

y 'Drains run by AtlunilpiiRndli“1§\;{|pie 5 cent' Admission 5 cent* ` ` hxpcn Opticimi

”°®W“ “*||""” ‘"“°°"~

_People’s Theatre

sliglltest eye cleft-cts, lins lcd lo the invention of innuy scielltiiic iiistruinents and the practise of liieillols of exaininiition nbsollitcly to lic depended oil.

For years we have been

| using these best systeuis

with proliolinced success.

collar. The grounds :ire But- cher blue, grey and white. Sires 34 to 42

,Regular 1.25, Sole price......85C Ca.

Allover embroidered mlill

front ji,-4 length sleeves, col- lar :ind cuffs tucked and lin- slled with val edging. Bilt- tons in back. Sizes x4 to 40

Regular 1.35, sale `price...$l.00 C3

Allover embroidery shirt-

wnist with ai circular yoke :ind :ittacliecl collar of rows of Gcrinzin \'aleiicicnncs inser- tion, button in back sizes 34 to 40

36 and 38 only Regular 1.25. Sale price...85C Cl.

Sllirtwaists of striped and

checked India Dinlity with a wide tuck over each shoulder, patch pockets, soft cuffs, plain linencollnr, button in front with large pearl buttons _ Sizes to` `O Regillsiili $i:;o. Sale price ea-

A sliirtwaist with ri front of nllover embroidery 3-4 length sleeves. Sleeves, col- lar, cuffs and brick triinulc_d with narrow tucks. Buttons

in back. Size to 40

Regular 2.95. Sale price Ca-

Very hue :lllovcr clilbfoid-

I ered orgzindie fr`o_1it,3-4 length

sleeves trininicd with rows of '

vlil insertion :incl tuck<,col- lar and cuffs tucl-:cd :ind flu- `ished with val cclgirg. Si'/.es

34 :ind 36 only

Regular I 75.3§ale price...$l.55 CH

Embroidered “L i n 0 ii"

sliirtwaist fastening in front with large pearl buttons. Plain \vllite linen collar and

cuffs. Sizes '56, 38 only l

_ I 1 : L; '~ ° ‘ » can

Regular 2.75. Sale price C3 Rtguhr 2`35 gm pruc S

BLACK

`Blrick lnwli sllii twllist

trilniiicd with wide: and ilrir-

\'ery line soft liuisll'l:i\vu

sliirtwaist trllnmed with rows

- of wide and narrow tucks.

Buitonsin front with smoked

pearl button. Size 34 to 44 Regulzir loo Szile price- ea-

row tucks. Button in the

back. Sizes 34 to 4.4 Kcgllliii' $i.lo. Sale pricc...85C C3.

STANLEY BROS

The Always Busy Cash Store

1

L 0 0 K O U-i'"'_1F0*‘ Sale

‘ ' l f three acres of valuable clear

land in East Royalty nearly

for thc many .s\l.i.~ztitutc~i ollcred you lil p lice o

opposite Driving Park.-

' ~ *"f l ~ ivl - ifl 'i' s'cl<loi'i flu iliciieil bill of- ( Apply to

A sllcccss u colgi rin _ti y s _ l l - GEO. ROGERS’

tcilllzls its llially voor liilltnilolis. . _

I ‘ City.

The

2-27dniwf3i

"`I E

Geo. E. Hughesl "#;;»;:_;;;_.,., F _

- _il Y .i ... _

Get Better Bread---Try

you cull get from the ordinary flour. liziiiner is a blend of the best brenll null pastry flours it coiiiailis :ill the wheat th:it's good to cat.

llettcr health mid 11 llcippicrlifc collics froili eating lliiiiiier

baked goods-you should try this flour for your i`:ilnily‘s sake. Get il bzirrel today---the cllailgu will do you good.

Phone J ' 0 l"1‘C€

1361111167' FfOUT-I--11

livery barrel of llaiiner lllezilis more :incl better bread tlliiii

W1

Conservation |

That's the big word to.

day and lt applies to the care of your carriages.

Let us store yours now

and paint it before the rush.

FRED. C. Wl\l.l.liR

N5 Kent Si.

6-ld6mpd

` ‘ 5 .

237 l%;-gnu; D°l‘\’¢fY i

7'

. If 055'? ___ _:Notice to the Pub|ic=_:

Having been engaged with

Our prices are very low; for ilisinncc, oilr high grzule gold filled spectacles fitted

\\iill first f uiilitv s >ln-ricail

` \ l . -l lenses, including exaiililint- ion ollly, 3.oo. Coillplil::ilcd lcliscs will cost cxtfzi

It will pay you to put-

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Unusual Activity ln Cakes

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Let us convince you.

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Our cake department kept busy. - People

realize that it is a great ndvuiitaigc to be able to pro- .cure cake such as ours. Our cake departlnent should ‘ appeal to you fronl au ecoiiullliciil standpoint also, .

because our prices :irc very low considering quality. ,

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John Newson for 24 years and Mark Wright for 3 years I have a thorough knowledge of all kinds of upholstering, repairing, cleaning, cabinet

toiuers who have been in tl

mises for so many years.

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making, painting, variiishiug and graining. Having rented the premises formerly occu- pied by my employer, I ani now ready to do all kinds of work in my line, and do here by solicit the numerous cus.

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habit of dealing on these pre

," _Q-I'inalce a specialty of lay

ing oil cloth, carpets, hangin kllnds, curtain poles, and all

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` E. J. DeSROChe. k'nds of p'ctu e moulding. ` Sluiiiyside 'i

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