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IIIIEH SIIEIIES IN

Cecil B. DeMill e’s Production

"MINSIIIJIJHTEH ' ’

At the Prince Edward Wednesday and Thursday.

"The most la "Joan the Womh That's w}. bacchannl

SPECIAL MEETING of Calvin L. O. L. ‘No. 1d, Monday 27th. 7.30 p. m. election of officers. 10227-2541

MEN'S, BO\"8 AND OHILD- REWS OVEIRGOATQ-dmfit fore- go the opportunity of viewing our display of overcoats. it auswerfl your price and quality questions precisely. Prowse Bros. Ltd.

FOX NETTlNG-A large ehllp-

ment just received. The Rogers Hardware (Jo.,_Ltd. 10242-24-31

__womeuo wouors- etouss-s long sic uves,i silos to 46. Price $6.26. Prowse Bros. Ltd. 2i

uaivuuangtvlisriuo Great. War

eteranl . Aaaociutiqn rtiliigtgy

gqealvigjiNeil/‘Qth at’ - dock, . s31.‘ " - 1w‘ .

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one! Herman’ ‘a catalog.

To Holders of’ v __ 1922 Victory Bonds

On and after ‘Decem- ber lst. all branches of this Bank will cash for holders, without charge, principal and interest of the matur- ing 1922 Victory Loan Bonds.

FUR! REMODELLED and re- paired, all kinds of pelts drelsed. all work guaranteed, Montreal Fur Remodelling. Riley Building, Queen 8t. 600052-2- lmzh.

POSTPONED sale of the 18th. wii_i_ take place Saturday the 05th.,‘ at Mahayana. Rice Point. , . '

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GAVEiNDISi-I, ‘irariavisw ——Rev Myron JO Brintvn wilt - preach in Cavendish Sunday. at l1 a. m. and in Fairview at 7 p. m.

THIE MA\RK'ET~8.—-'I‘he market yesterday was poorly attended. Butter eold at 36c to 38c; e888; 50c; chickens 90c‘, ducks $1.40; geese $2.60 w $3.00; apples 15¢ and i20c . There were a few fresh fish selling around 10c lb.

‘OWING TO THE storm and ball rouii conditions the auction sale of house, ‘lot and household ef- B, 139M fects of the late Mrs. George B9" moun of Cape Traverse ‘Corner has laeelvter." postponed until Wednesday, Nov- several yea“ a ember '29'th at 1 p. m. 10465-‘25-31 “ca, gave to the

vish scene since hordes storm the gates and pillage. n!" burn and destroy everything in at is said oi‘ the Romnh their path. m recellllyeituged by Cgcih iLeatrice Joy in the role of the e for his latest lmra-flllitriclun hostess oi" this bacchanal t llroduction 01' "MklIlSlaugh-Jillil Thomas Meigiian as the leader oi the barbarians have the princi- Ro tho same pm- pill roles in this us, with Lois Wil- wl M H I screen his Cllissic- son. they have in the major portion KNOWN REmDBNTflu; thohrihlvihid oiprleanss/li, in." oi the actual story of “Msnsiaugh DEAD.4l‘he news was received hhe huh“: n S o! extms" cmd l“ ‘or’, . Yesterday or the new"! at h“ perks‘ {wizsllllc costumes 01' the; credit for the, stately settings home in Johnston's River at four a m re to be seen daily goes to Puul lrlbe. art director tor (hawk yaswrday morning am", a shlmvlfll l estudio and on the mas-lCecil B. DeMille productions, who Hngehing nine” of Patrick L Si“? suuieated for that picture. lalso contributed to the‘ designing oi rrrhihhh h highly respected‘ [arm eh ldl date there have beenthe hundreds of colorful costumes er aged 72 He leaves m mourn mill)’ Ilse scenes tilined at thelAn elaborate builettraincd by Theo a "vldow ‘we sons and to," dhughigez: Coast home oi Paramount dore Kosloff especially for this oc- Hotel Victoria, tickets $2.50. Lem, three members of his fumi-I agdurefit- Hundreds and even thouqcasiou figured prominently in the fBW tlvkfllfl Sill-ll lolit- TPIOSB de- g,» having pro-deceased him. Thefillmne 0 1090010 have worked SIIll-iflCilOIl oi this portion oi the picture. shflng w he present please w,“ fimhml takes place m” ,sund.ay_,B t nous l/"belore the cameram Jeanie .\lilt'.lill8l‘S'(lll, who adapted munloate Wfltllclltv. delay with Mr. |hhvlhz his late residence at 2 p_ u remained tor Cecil B. De Alice Ducr billlcrs story tor the

. Millie to again set i ~ - . - I h ~ . J8‘, as Pam m. M _ G_ R Nhh 1_ h h h and . a new mark for sueen, bDtIll mun) wec s in re 5°11? n r i L 0 llfieilrig lgnthttxeug-‘ll-‘tsgilhshh? uggthohc sheer. spectacular splendor. And helsearoh work preparing tor the act-

did It with the Rom-an scenes -in|uai illmin' oi these scenes. Sever- celnel "Manslaughter." ial famous paintings including the PERSONALS

—-§v-—r~ I . AiLL DAiINIQ-JQTYQEEIn white iwear just‘ arrived; including cor- set covers, obenplse, sirlrtis, and iprincess slips. Pnowse Bros.

POSTPONED SALE—- 'l‘he auc- tion sale of Ioiiiaii Godfrey, Suf- folk has ‘been postponed‘ to the 29th at l2 o'clock BIIBID.'SGB ad in this issue, 10461-25~2i.

"Litton" a

‘Patented In- on with no -

allp elastic ——— ALiL RETURNED men are re- queated to be present at- the re- organization mlehmg of the G. W. V. A. on Tueaday evening Nev 2B. Nov 234i _'

NOTICE.—'Mr. Frederick Large has Ibsen appointed AssistantCity (‘loilecinrz bempomnily, aiongwitli Mr. Rolbert Van lderstlne, and clt~ izens may pay their taxes to either of the above named persons. GP. Nicholson, City Clerk. 10206234l

. ' h- Ievlngo thoesa WELL ailments from h many women suffer. e [or the ‘M11716 of u- Corsettere near-gore ,- OORBETB. LIMITED rltaln Street, Toronto

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' for free booklet of , test Illua Models.

MEN'S FALL HATS.—A siylc that will appeal to all good dress- ers, made in all leading colors, at low prices. PTOWaG Bros Ltd. 1i

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NER, Thursday, Nov. 30th, at s1

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FUNERAL MONDAY. —-—The fli- nernl of the late Mr. Duncan Mc- Leod of Hartsville. has been post- poned until Monday, Nov. 27th., at two o'clock awaiting the arrival, home from Boston oi the iuugihters of the deceased.

II. MALCOM. illnnnger CIIARI4O’I"I‘I&"I'U\VN llrnnclicn ulso ut AlbertomAl- lliill)‘, lli-ilequia, Borden, Emerald. l(l*ll>l'illi-fiflfl, hiontagiic, ()'l.eary, f; lvtvrs. Snuris, Summcrside, \ ictnrin.

ESTABLISHED 1832 Paid-up Capital I 0,700,000 Reserve 19,000,000 Bcaoumn 210,000,000

OAVENDISH COINGREGATION. —<Scrvices New Glasgow at 11. a. m. and Cavendish at 7 p.m. Rev. J.

est cash price Flour and feeds. ,- .- left yesterday morning. for

Lumbermanfis rubbers ‘for men and §i:]ollllidyhtl2e.pl)tl;ll)rul1vt1ill mamland‘

‘boys. Boys and Misses underwear Deh 17m " s . dance“ “ml "110 i-ruur-ds slumber in Prince EI.IWill'il'5 attraction nextl Mr. R. H. Mlllllllollleryv "m drunken stupor-the barbarian week, '

Boots shoes and low rubbers, gro- ____ h L I 1 Lure SUCCESSFUL TEA. — Ladies '““"""" "Wk "f ' e 6g“ ' _ Fifty Years On

iiltlflitazivPahsugarcfifia em.’ prices - ~ was n visitor to the cit)’ YEW-m‘ ...?..t:.:.. .i.';l..ia;s;: 0' m" but’ ‘ 11nd could neither gallop, center orlpructice of pressing iluy into bales ivnlh, 1.1.. w“ named m derMohbeca-me common it WZIS diificuli uml At “w insuulféz; the New York 3pm,. a henna“ ualooukeeper on excnsive to transport this fiend,‘

cessful tea and . i? Th . l , , . POWNAL cmcurr- Announce- mf” evenmg‘ "' "'9 ""°"'“ .Mr. Ernest MciPhoc. Bsyflelu H c-xucpt to illi‘ invent of luutiiiiu; iii Jockey Chill. Mr. W:S. Vosburgh Long Ifhnd’ who was noted ‘Orion wagons and hauling ii. tn n I ha; written 4m Ohhhhe of huh-Selling CIITIOUS fl-PIJQHPHXICE- Jphrfllfiuiyearby town or city. As a result

__ 4 . .1 th ough the city yesterdfli’ Zitgtfnlgirfgnll’ fltnu-ssllifant 5g: iltltllefidwlrllfi spouts. them wns a. largelgfiszl, vmg, N, Boston where he in. ' - - - ' a .e. .. b9" at 2-30 P-m- ""5 Iwwual at 7 realized cisnsrrptlsilnailnglllerhtatizhg‘ tends m remain ‘or ‘the wintert- i:.m. Tuesday Nov. 18th., liartneyfllhe Ladies Aid deserve every Mn T_ T_ Tmhholm o; the (3, “wing in the mined states In the trainer. one of the most astute inithe matter oi‘ supply’ uu.i iltilllilllill , Dust fifty Year‘; For more than the business, said that the colt-w“ “mm mrgfly IUFH" M". INN‘ ha" that )1 ‘. ‘ was not worth training. but heg-tlllblil. ithcre was wirle vurititmiill P" 011 ~11? Vflbbllrgll 116k h _ ,in |)l‘l(0S oflcreti lll tli-lierout o served us a rucing official and “dine m0“ mpormnt thing a l‘

.l. ' _ a . m“ “t 7 9'" The Tlueme" 917ml‘! credit for the splendid way in N‘ R Jhmherhtv who has been. localities. With the (womiiig of‘ the has first hand knowledge of prac- race horse m" havkflpeed-

Pnwnal r‘ h ii - ' , cnurc w l m=et in the which all details were carried out. vlsmng at Murray Harbor‘ was He liny ‘press, it WIIS possible to liiltl. ticslly nil ilie horses he ivrites ‘llnms! filmed "he trainer to work 11a!’ “m? bill” whlcll

i b T ' ' ‘lgilrcpnilu Thleurégeicyvonldoliugfterl‘; in tho city yesterday und left for meeting \v'ill he held on Friday. FREETWGS ‘MM (‘Al-GARY the mainland- Deu 1st at 2 mm - ——iMr. A. Moflutt, New Glasgow. has recolyeril the following tele- lzraiii from Calgary wihich speaks were cusily| , - iiuiitlir-ri. greatly rctlilciiig tho s] tit-e about‘ NO ma" In ‘America '5 ‘bet’ Mm: “w” ‘Kbeenled as thou?“ required for a given umc-unt of liuyl ter qualified for the m5]; than Mhl 1e original opinion about him and melting it ipossilile to frulispnrtl Vosburgh. for lie has been a ilnver was "fWTP-Ct- m!‘ Johrell 105i "l"? Iiuy I'm‘ 10m; ilistanccs ut costs; and hyhGQhL h; homes a" his “fchlrucesz, Suddenlyl he guvpvk m; which were not prohibitive. ‘besides 1”»

for itself. Artemas Moiifatt. Pres. (hoihg an hhconhhhshed stride and and in one season cap-i wielder of a pen. lie is no merelmreu me subufiball- U19 38'1"")

Provincial To e n All] 1 beautiful n , "'5' m Ce ‘"1"! house on ILowell street, which Armegitl?“ Sam" Spfvlm? 50nd‘! YOII.’ Smithhas ‘just completed. This i g Be‘ "75- Q lira} that you may one of the largest, prettiest shim” a we“ “m”? l“ "l9 PW l~best |il=nls'hed residences in the city Ihflbmou‘. memlsclte‘ n- IL- Hull. and is certainly a credit to that Provmmal secremry- m PACKAR dlspassionate clironicler of events. “he Lawllla DellbY- U19 Hllfflll: ‘wleitller. but (ions not hesitate ioimlmucapv ‘m5 SflT-llloga Cillll! and? zoiexpress his own views or even hislhe Realization. These of course 90mm "l "'9 ‘Paflwrd Mm” m" - l . ., _ ’ . ‘C p _li' le-l' (l - 100v _ 7_10-own prejudices when discussing in- are the high spots of racing and Mgwkagakfénif smcglggmo: Styovk? $12;dlVId'uui horses. For instance, he,'°" every M°W'ch o! 1921' there pavuble to stnrkiioltiws of l‘i'l'*il"l 40,15 not quite "so enthusiastic aboutlme till" MMVWIEH of 1922. For ' ' i ' ’ K a i -

_.___.__ - The episode. which is used toimfiiumlis iirwll" painting depicting D01!" _d lloweriul niorul, shuws,the end oi‘ gludiutorlal combat were More" R0109 Just beiore the lull-pagan literally reproduced by the produc- Allderfloll. ~ h - Rome with all oi lbs llcentlonsuess er iind sccnurlst. "Manslaughter," I e and debauched beauty. At the height which h; (Jeni i3, Dali/film's

of the revelewliile the guests. the masterful .l.ll(.l lavish creation is the’

" UEIENSLAND. niosii

.1?!- tiine of Queensland, Aus- . ore than 2,200 miles s equivalent to that 0t‘ United’ iS-tates »fr0m Massachusetts down the Ito

TO HAN DL'E— oo-oooo

l Loose hay is n bulky product _l:ind extremely llilllFUlii. to iinnriic in largo quanliitics. lit-fore the

LOOSE HAY HAE

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Johreii, As u colt it was said that lie was clumsy and loose jointed

Notuing conveya thought- lancy ‘ ' fuiness and cheer like a

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Xmas Portrait

h ofnvorypislrwi from the , , _ tn yllrllllll mrlu we Igrwilalitfi n. D. n. mlashhigvf

u‘. f‘ “hfggghhwhqgg will In amt

‘Mr. Jas Allen. station s28!!! at Emerald, who has been visiting at (Yurdigan. ‘lies in the city roster dliy.

THE MARKETS

SUMMERSIDE MARKET- . . . . . . . . ......2‘8—30

Movuvc. mTo HOUSE-— . Mrs. ‘B. J. Smith Mr mm

ar ' i tlii. week into their e mflv "g q

MILLERAND RECEIVES RUDOLPHE LEMIEUX

I gnualld to _-___. mhhififi 151182’ several '

speaker of Canadian Commons Discusses Memorials With

be . . . a ttla Try D D D French President.

D COMPANY DECLARES ' 100% STOCK DIVIDEND‘

‘r0 LOAD PoTATolss-Yesiei. “0n1und" arrived in

PAlliiS, Nov. '24.—4ltodolphe Lem- , . . . . ~.

_tuiiay Jiy President Aiillerand, who iliscussed with him the plans for the erection of Canadian war mem~ (iriuls iii France.

airy butter . ggs per doz. .. Wool washed . Woohunwaahed - Hides . . . . . . . . . .

C slqmfljgagg hamwmd .h.,,,,,.s_ h", phwe, cemenuporlfsnd will load 10.000 bags and DWI-e. 1s. A. Foazerqcellar and all of the built-in feat- L000 MYITIB OI’ DOU-ltocs. shipped . lottetovm . lures and modern conveniences. —lhY the Potato Growers Anemia. _M,-_ 5mm, 1s a former resident orliion for l-luvunu. She will also pro

flldloomileld, lP, ilg i1” and came holbably take a. cur oi’ fish. The

Ai-iortliug to Mr. Lemieux the interview wus liiglily satisfactory. lt has -been decided to erect five such memorials in France and '

_~~--<ee>i~ . 'tiiree in ‘Belgium. lllrigutlierflen. A habit oi sliceriug marks iiie cull H. ’l‘- Iiushes and Lieutenant- cgotlst or the fool oi- the kliuve, 0r Col. .l. E. Osborne are associated ‘all three. . with Mr. Lemicux in the work.

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It ls but natural that we are able to quote the best market on securities with which we have been directly associated as o lnal underwriters. Through six branch o cea we have unusually broad and effective dis- tribution and deal actively in :-

Maritlme Telegraph l: Telephone 7's-

Nova Scotla Tramways 8r Power 7'a

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a filfigtllililn. which at present is biilld- b very ust, says an El , .Calif., Exchange, The houhsemglx; 11"" the i5. S. December‘ 9. The action closely " ' M ‘o’ “iar as most present-day a horse that costs a hundred iloi- follows a cash dividend nl’ five per I ' | i ' ' I < I ...8 131 Zlwméhs- The Riddle horse was um hhrs hm; Mus $507000 m _hh,,.3eh. tent. hllstlfiliuteg iobnwngeirsloflmm- idouhtedly a great one_ but he Wasitlere are hull‘ n dozen horses that mon s 0t. on c o er as.

I Egjven m“ present position as a cost $20,000 and never win a vucei

record money earlier tlllllllgh the The groom," ‘gulch-am gdflrlntiness of our fellow citizen. Mr.‘ 4n Abe Orpen. who offered a $75,000; T.wo of the great horses of the avid-purse for the race lhetween Mun o’; curly period covered by Mr. Vos-i izl-War and Sir Barton. The latter hm-gh were vh-gh and Eohmhothi {horse Aves not fit to race the day discovered willie hauling buggies‘ ‘I16 did. 11nd Pefllflllfi the"! were Maud both destined lto establish dnzen other colts that could liuvelniighty lines of racers, 1m 1332 q hczitrrh him besides Mun o’ War. two of their ‘grates, sons’ Hmdm, SYSO" y "w Greflleflt- 1nd Eidle, fought a historic duel M11 VO-jlllllfgh l5 liffibflllll’ 01' Ollllflior the Brighton Cup at two and ion that the greatest race horse in”, quay-u” mhed It was “mach-s me "M" ha" Benn"? was symm‘ last race and he won After the t MURRAV HARBOR h" dbyi H?’ laltedJabmesb lwowner of the beaten horse said to Bu!“ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' " "e '5 e n ‘ng an ' "t ormllwyer brothers. owners of Hin- 8 in the Unitnrl Stutes- Sysorrhyddoo

like ‘Man o’ W , lit , ' ar Os 0m "up ‘Tome over to the Union Club.

and that as a tiwo-yearold, burl

Artful who bent him then could and I Wm match E019 against m“ never he induced to start against d” for $5900 a “m” m ""1 the him again. It ‘was said of Sysonbyflwce ‘Wen’ '

by experts at the time, that he To ""3 "he defiwcrmlc Dwyers could beat any horse in America rellhmed~

at uny distance from a hundred Cm“ over-t” m” bulcherslmp- yards to a hundred miles. Wlieu,'we Wm match Hmdo” 55mm“ lie died suddenly. it is related tliaqEm“ ‘m’ $10-00" a “we l" "l" “l” his stern owner shed tears. 'yson-, ram "yen"

hy's skeleton new stands in the‘ Hmdo" w“ "'9 Same American Museum of Natural ‘His- home “gum m", 3"“ w“ "'9 '"' tnryh M,‘ vosyhnrgh, does not (MIMI fluent-o of these Brooklyn butchers so highly of Colin. another of Mr. ‘mh mew?“ “ ““"°"""°" “g” m“. Keane's chamiplons, though he hnd'“ en t 0y announced they would a remarkable record and is ol-never again run a horse over a,

opinion that Celt. a staible cnm/pun-llicozllz (:|;:li;ie' firs“ orifisreraalllrfi; inn was a ‘better animal. ‘ Turf Romancea. ldonem

The book ls full of stories of the; romunrras oil‘ the turf. lit tells

Y Oats, per bushel . Potatoes . Pork ----. . . .

SOUFIIS MARKETS

_Cali‘fornla. in 1900. Hg Ihas been alsteame-r left Poi-t l-lawkcsbury on tfflflldfllll of Elsmore for nine years, WNlTIiP-“lfluy. but owing to thick -___ and stormy weather was compel]. . A CELEBRATION.-_Qh Fflady Gill to "lay to" until the weather November 17th .Mr. and Mrs. “lanai

Mm" Reade- Dflrllley. celebrated

Butter . . . . . . . . . . . . Eggs .. -

‘msruriiv HOME. —-A-ft i. - ,ing three lonesome yeurser span‘ Potatoes IBelle Isle Strut-t wireless station, Oats Mr. W. J. Sullivan of iSt. John, has H returned to the province and with’, ‘ their family have in D l M's" S""""""FTW"°'WBE Wllh- h" Baht-rounding sections. ggnjgdxigg husband on the northern coast. is of hphreflaflon 4,,“ read by MrlIQUJOYlIIE a well earned vacatloni Simpson Crozier and shah. or among friends and relatives, says‘

9-1 _ isltests, including largest bona-Ilde clr. that th-is estimable

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Rutter . . . . Eggs Oats Potatoes . Pork .

basket chairs was presented in me '8" “h” Journal ‘Mr- '5"m' the name of the donors by ‘Mr. m“ h“ "M m"! a lwlldill’ 91'1"“ he Jhhh nickel This Damon m, the wont north to operate the wireless‘ event completed, the guests en~ mu"p'me‘m- 7H9 and Ills Wife Joyed a delicious repast provided came dmvn "ll H"? Callfldlfl" GOV- ‘oy the host and hostess. Then foi- emment “leilmer Mmliflfllnl. by lowed a few hours of pleasant en- way 0r ‘Smlrls- P- E- l-- Mid he re- wnalhmehh which comprised ports that thc vessel made n re- vocal selections, led- by Rev. J.M. °°Td "m- 0650119 stormy weather Murchison assisted by MT. Lcslic "nmlllllerfiil- LBPWIYIK 3R Mary's Tn“, {ha Raleigh man amt aug- Buy the steamer was forced to put mentcd by lVir. Chns. Meadsiile on Into the small haven at Bird Rock the violin and -,M,-5_ plat-ding‘ on In the Gilli‘ oi’ TSt. dawn-nee, where the organ. The eve-tit Vwas most "l" N‘ 9Y1’ ‘poisoning cases ocour- cnioyable throughout and fully red at the lighthou-‘c. Great satiated the musical and iiitellec- WBVBB Swell?! the decks oi the tual taste, as wel-i as the purely Montcalm, wlashing everything physical appetites of the happy overboard. After the steamer throng. The final act in‘ the highly l6"- Amllorflt Island. one of the social event was the uninamous ‘MflE-‘IBIOIIB. anc-thei- storm was en- bestcwal of corlial good. wishes counltered, the steamer putting in- for long continued happy life.—-Y to Souris. where she landed 22

- men who liad- been working at — various points along the strait of,27,000,000 ‘Buaheis In Alberta to , Belle Isis. ' November 15.—A Large ' Increase.

PROVINCE any daily newspaper

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KJNUGARW. Nov. 24.—'l‘he euorm- HALIFAX BrIIICh Oflice:

ous quantity of twentyseveu milli- on ‘bushels of grain has been mov- ed by the Canadian Pacific in Al- berta from the beginning of the crop season up to Nov. l6. Approxi- mately 25,000,000 of this has been wheat. This showsa considerable

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Toilet Needs for Young People

Parents know the neces-

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of good Old

US will he Oug- forward to by f/n Boys and Olria v For many yeara U8 has made hla for Charlotte-

PANCY Q0008 _ one. "nus y I‘ xeeption, BAN _ I be on hand all he big Toy Ile- (up-ataira) la al- witii the latent TOVB, DOLLS-

lt f tainln the children g zgryiyollt rtha gore o! their teeth. The first atop

Ia to get 0M e1 thaas tooth bruahea mid! aapeclaily for children‘: use.

TOOTH PAST E Ne trouble te get children to clean their teeth relllllflY with our teeth plate-

It la pleasant to the taste. eleanaaa l"! hath thor- oughly a n d doaa not harm the guma-