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‘ ri6o=»»v norm "M __ Elm C“4Fl°l“?!9WN._ 9943014" ~

_='_-Eff", -_ -It pays to buy in this l'rovince. -One cent per word each lnserttd.. -`_-;`_§__f'*-f”-,»?,€__;_% > -§,_.i;"lf` _ .___ _ for advertising' in this column. Cash "__-'E15' “W , -Rev. E. J. Rattee, Mnlpequc; re must accompany order, and five 'per ~ .11 ».,,I" "" I ' turned last night from Montreal.-J. cent discount allowed. Minimum

4. harge twenty-tive cents

, '_ Pork and beans prove delicious, appetizing, di- ere visit her_du\\shw\-J _Tha Morning Dany Guardian mn

|"" -» 8¢5tibl€..- U9*-lflshmgf for ani’ “Wal when )'°“ ‘sewe `;_'rn§ " 1_3,-s_ the A||,e,~¢n3a -ie obtained at Lsf!erty's Tonsoriol

rket prices 501: potatoe

w 4 _ _.=. ; pork He; miner eggs iae-'E `_ --- , i, ~ ' ` (» ifskins 10c; hides _9e§‘ pens .loci -Sinclair & Stewart Ltd. S'side. iii buckwheat _50c; whey, §_1; pmggef have ' 5 large stock of best brands

_ .

-Mrs. Wesley Harding of Noroborq

‘ l h ' t ' Fl ` h l ft

w|T|'| CH"-| SAUCE Tglte e,ro§'iJ;,:,,I_enc§ss‘emassvet evigigi eceive all news, advertising and

Plump, rnealy beans cooked in live steam gener- ~ _ ` _ _ _ _Q - . B L_ ty_ His umm phéne Nm is 7'

ously flavored with pork and choice Chili Sauce. ;l:)*;’;h'_;‘tf‘:_"‘r‘lt'h‘;"‘}')’;::;';i5; 0[t’;§‘;‘; Jhfgf _._ 'fry (hem for a treat, ' _ ing.s health ' an -Mrs. Ritchie and two children

I lik' 1' d "Sc t'ns ___ ioslindale, Mass, arrived last night n ydiilr alii'oce'r'su I -Mrs. 1’ G (‘-lark Summerside Jn B visit t° her mmher’ Mrs' Mom" - left yesterday morning for Chatham wmery' Malpequm-J'

Nl DOMPIIY - ~ i” ;“_|,|A“ L|g|1.. N. B., to join her husband who ii _Ethan McLeod Edmonton’ m__

7°n°.T°. 7 ‘ (ingagcd them ml R. railway mntmct rived last ni ht dn a visit to his

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` Hi' ~ |' il' , -James Il'iggar,, 0'Lcury, war- ""‘T “ ,Mi P091( 'nv ‘i ,,\" among the visitors to Charlottetown '-3~ H- Bild MTU- MIIEIGY. CBN?" ND B I _i lo' on Saturday returning in the after bellton. N. 9-. °\`|'iV¢d ll” night OH ,||`|,l, , Wm" G 0|. ,_,, ', li, li noon. a visit to friends in Malpeque.-J.

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. \n,,"| ‘ M, \‘ -My-5, John Locke, mother of J. -Strawberry boxes can be -bought

' "" H_ 1,0¢k¢_ grnmnler-side; left yesterday it Holman’s, Summerside, for 50

cts per 100. Order now. 6-19M3i.

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EN`GLAND'S NAVAL DEFENCE.

LONDON, June 18-,Lord Charles

Beresford in a letter to the papers strongly criticizes Britain's policy ol, reducing Britain's naval strength in tho Mediterranean declaring it the principal link in the Empire's chain of defence. He urges that any weaken-

ing by Britain gives Germany great- er strength _in what are the world's stragetic centres. The London Daily Express says today that the propos- ed changes in the Meditersanean will be abandoned because of forceful op- position from Kitchener and others and the former efliciency ‘will he maintained. _

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One cent per word first insertion in

each continustion. Cash must sccompsny order and live per cent dis- count allowed. Minimum charge 'lwcnty-fire cents

N cuAi1niiiN.c|.iissirii;i> nos

this column, half cent *per word for

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A GENTS WANTED

WANTED, AGENTS FOR CREAM

separators in all parts of the ls- lsnd, Apply to J. Hpratt, Truro, N. S. 6-l7M3ipd_

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_»»;i;rf|sl’r.iii:ii° _

hA.~‘|'n.'l.» A'l‘ UNUE AN EXPERIE-

ncsd girl for general housework. Apply 162 Dorchester St. 5-30kMtl

WANTED BY MRS. BAYl"ll-)l.li, A

house parlor maid who under- stands waiting on table. Wages $11. Good references required. Ap- Dly to Miss Peters, 121 North Riv~ er, Uharlottetown. 6~17Ml~1tt.

WANTED, Gini. Fon oicnriiiai

housework. Good wagrs. Apply evening at 21 Great George St.

5~28Mtl_

1 s-su

_ FOR SALE

WANTED BY THE FIRST WEEK OF

July an' experienced maid for gen- eral house work in 3 small family, No washing. Best wages, Apply 131 Water St. 6-18M3i.

WE HAVE ABOUT 120 PAIRS OF _ red and dark foxes for sale also Is-

land red raecoons. Write, cnll or phone. H. Il. Moose & Co., box 21 Kensington. V ti-lisM3i. FURNITURE SALE-WE ARE IN-

structed by Miss Mary (lornloot, to sell at her home, No. 17 llich~ nipnd St., Thursday, June 20th. 1912, commencing at 1,30 o’clock p.m., all her furniture and house~ hold effects, comprising Parlor, Dining Room, Bed Room, Hall and Kitchen furniture, mats, car- pets, etc, etc. Terms (lush. Bcnj. _Gu-ter & Co., Auctioneers. 6-18M6i. FQR SALE, THE SCHOONEIMMER-

ry Mayo( 140 tons burden. Sales and rigging in good order. Bc sold at suction on 27th of June at the Railway wharf, Charlottetown, 13 o'cloch. ,,_ _ 6-1§M_3ii>il- roi s/ina sono snoono i-iANo

brick will be sold cheap. A Pickard

&_,_Qo_.. _. ___ __§-1§M1w- YDIJNG- BKUNKS FOR SALE. -Short stripe with full directions 'for breeding. '1‘. E. O., Box 10. North Bedeque. 6-l8M3i- THE WILKIE RE/il/I’Y & INVEST msfntf Company, Limited, Wilkie, 'Bgsk._ We have tlne fertile farms. in New Brunswick nnd Nova Bootie, best farmsin choice district, Wilkie qnd.I,useland, Basil. Town lots al rock 'bottom prices in Wilkie, the »new Oansdian Pacino Railway pivot of the West. Three lines of railway how in operation, steel being laid ' e, with other lines cen-

st Wilkie, Chicago, St. 'Moose Jsrr to the Pence

Current and

Land-

for

wait. Write us for We ~

town, to sell farms, also

Pei-~

for wo

- refer-

FOR SALE, DESIRABLE Rlilril-

dence, nicely situated. Tcrms nt 93-l0~ Allllly to I-I. l’. Welsh.

__ 6-17M1wpd.

FOR SALE A SQUARE PIANO. l\l’~

ply 44 Water .s't.A 67-_liili/l1ni_

FUR SALE, A G(_)T'1‘Atil‘l, APPLX

to Lowe Bros. 6-13Mtf

HOUSES FOR SALE. ALL PRICES.

Good localities. Easy terms. Ap- uly to Gaudet & Hasznrd, Solicit-

‘ ' ore. ` 6-1M1month.

SCHOONER FOR SALE, SCHOON-

er "Joseph U," 53 tons register, well found, at present lying in Georgetown Harbor, will be sold at 0 l10l`i¢f\in_ For particulars apply to Mnthicson, McDonald & Stewar¢,_ _Solicitors, Georgetown 6-1ZM18i. l’R()PERTY FOR SALE AT MUR- ray Harbor, Store, with dwelling at-i tached containing ni'ne rooms, alsof warehouse and outbuildings. Good orchard and garden. Property com- prises 3 acres land. Also uitable for fox farm. Apply to G.; Gar rett, Murray Harbor. 6-5Mlm. EOXES FOR SALE, I CAN FILL

your order for Reds, either young or old. Young Reds, $25.00 pair nnd up,' according to age and col- or, 2 old females one male $30.00 each. Raccoons $10.00 each. Wms Pearson, (Poultry man) Guelph Ont. 6-l4ME6ipil.

FOR SALE, THREE BLACK FOX

es. (Jnc male and two females, al- so 100 red foxes, price thirty doi- iars a pair and upwards. W. F. Weeks & Son, Fredericton.

v __ 6-17ME3ipd.

FOR SALE-REGISTERED HOL~

stein Bull age three years, good breeding. Donald MacDougall, Ban- gor, l"‘.E.l, 6-5ME2w~pd.

LOST 1._os'r,' JUNE' '12,' `Bn'rwnieN Gahr-

ton nnd Queen Stn, a large Eng- lish key. Finder leave at 201 Grafton. 6-17M3ipd. si ow

MALE lu:i.i> ‘

S/\l.E.*iMAN--MINIS']"li1l`¢ OR. WELL educated salesman, under forty, member of Protestant Church; to travel for high class proposition, guaranteed salary, money advanced for expenses, position permanent, chnnce for advancement. Address O. J. Marsh, Charlottetown.

_ _ 6-13M1wpd. WANTED, APPRENTISE IN FOUN- _dry. Apply B. Stswart.& Co.

. 6-llhttf.

.

MISCELLANEOUS TIRE-FITTING-I CAN FIT SOLID

rubber, Dunlop or Goodyear tires to any style or kind of vehicle. Quick service--low charge-satistao tion assured. Ernest Rice, Grafton St. . _ 6-15ME6i.

'N0'I‘ICE. LADIES W-IBHING "BPIR

'IDC l0°ll fe WANTED,-'P0 PURCHASE SEO-

ond handed suite of ssils for 70 ton schooner. R. J. McNeil, Tyne vsuey. _ \ s-iiunsi.

fifvl- sharon oadiniir' Sho

choir leader by the lst of July- for

~ _ Ltd . ,

Grace Methodist "Church, Ghsrlotte- torm, pp ' ' amen Carter

uorri},,__4i __s_;iiiih _

SUMMERSIDE AND ALBERTON

morning hy the Empress for Alberta

hay $12 ond- loose hay _§10.-A.

, 0

Mrs i-laiding's sist r Mrs W bb

hhe was accompanied by her mother Mrs. James (larriithers, North Bede- que, and her sister Miss Dera Car

-R. _ ass, amp on; P. H. e

cord, St. John; T._J. White, St John; E. L. Ingram, St. John; W. H. Croekettp Montreal; J. J. Taylor Montreal; registered at the Clifton I-Ioiise, Summerside, between th: hours of 5.30 last night and 5.30

-A valuable shipment of blacl' foxes was taken through the city yes- terday afternoon to the fox farm at Summerside (P. E. I) The animals were being shipped from North Bai (Ont.), and were consigned ti George Marchbenk at Summerside

$4,000. -5"t. John Exchange.

-T. A. Peters, Charlottetown; G R. Montgomery, Montague; A. J. Mc Lelleau, Richmond; I; T. Reid, -Ebbs» lett; I.. Smith, Montreal; T. S. Sav- age, Montreal; O. C. Trainor, Char lottetown; T. Sutherland, New Glas gow; E. H. Marshall, Windsor; re- gistered at the Queen I-lotel, Summer- side, between the hours of 5.30 last night and .5.30 the previous night.

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-The Dunk River Institute will hold a Farniers Picnic on thc farm of J. A. Wright, North Bedeque on Sat- urday, June 23rd. If the day is rainy the picnic will he postponed Judging classes will be conducted by

(7. M. l\'IacRuc of t¥ Live S£)c` _ Branch, Ottawa assisted by Au ei'

be held hon the shore The intention 1 to rnnke it is picnic as well as a iudg

will bring baskets. The Institute will provide a cla_rn- hifi.

_ had Boils _

imiuonznnrurrs

Burdock Blood Bitfers.

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i’%i‘» we for about unnqiiclied

of Bet he

most better.

“ rush ' cvsubll _Itch we :ave fel dolce and sow lie is all right sgalo."

only by The T. llilbass Ce., Llliiteri. Terence, Ont.

ini... .mms

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ella" Corsets can obtain them _ _ " ~` 'ers and taught them the advantage P‘t\1f0“Sh MW- Wm" 79`E“"°“ Bt- of retraining themselves.Provincis.lists t7Ph0!Ie. 373 L~ 5-37038100- - ‘ ` in St. Paul are proud of him and

` f f in-use that his visit to me 01.1 home "Ui - =. _- E- i _ _ ' _ : - , < c 4... _ ' c _ _ ' v roducte._ lt s_tsnd_s__for a big spotless factory, re skillful wot ,_

Jaw i T0 LET.” _fi __V ‘ _,V ‘ i “Y b° "2pl°°°“"t for mm f, I* '__ 4 ,n are grinding' and blending the_choicco"__V' V ' 6 VV V _V V

~'"‘**`- -”"’“‘*'*° ‘We know our llhc of horse medi- ' ‘ ' ‘ "* ' . f ' t frm' in* '-

oit- ` - _ _ ,- ._ _ V -_ qu _ _ ,,

l'lP0l'¢l °m Seve rooms. A 0, Em P - ` ` ' ` ` ~ ' ~" ' ‘ ` ~ - 1 C_ _ P_ R' chu; for nm Apply vnu; _ _ men throughout the Province have _ W 1| Chgoolqh is pl‘0d\\¢¢d'r TDC lmtllc COV_ll\\ ' ltlol'|\iflBl _“NIL _ _ ID? .3

B” 'nl' ,ranmn _ ,Hamm » told us so. They have tried and . _ ~ _ ..

C - ' . ' Styhsh Shgeg tested esen mica with me ben. time “°n° To LET DWELLING HOUSE 31 other stores csn oiler. For uslit

um from Medicine r r a ' simon sr. Appry A. ai _ ' ° Y' ° "° V' N A B ds Th ' _ _ ` 5'lft C“"°”t¢ 'mm' Ngiith Miltoli, or R. Ejlutch 21613355 0(B::¢_i::;_?g:b:h:;h;:)uyg';`€ re u n

south, will also pass 3, C _ Cn _ 5.10342 _ - gi- _ii-u; '-1 Q, in r>6osi°;ir i"‘5'srios“""r6""i;rTr7‘ is il‘.il'.' '-`i°..'.'°».i'§`i°<'iif.i'.1f.'r'>'§i§‘ ef.'.°°...f§f /~ ’ - _ n UW” ,S _ * *W "°‘- Prawn sleek. Pouunen sc cr. . Lei... new ye.. ...me of 9...- sr Gmc oeorge ms Kent streets. r ' » _ < _-. ._ _ . _

l‘ n 7°" 'mu' un 6 lad new s nn styles.

HP* ' » ‘ Apply to w. s. P erin. - s ti. ~ p' z . _ .

l‘e;crs.¢;l:e0l‘t§ » l'»,Vomsn‘| Pstlant leather shoel,_ FAMILY TROUBLES,

, in u_l¢ons.i and aced. ____

Prices SWS to S4 00 Gun maui and doagols shoes. Prices $l,2$ to SO Ol Tsnsnd brown shoes gripes #L65 to _ $4100

r“thers'_J‘ ___ _ -I-lolman's gasoline sadirons make

E B C ` S ironing almost a pleasure. Corse in

the previous night _J ,said for has expired 'and thus not.

One of the foxes was valued at _

’s.rlors, Summerside

our on hand see them before buying.

C-19ME2i

-I-I. Clark, Agent, will be glad to'

iubscriptions in Alperton and vicin-

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mother, Mrs.. James Mclieod, Suni- rnerside,-J. _

sind let us show you how they do the work. R. T. Holman, Limited, Summcrside. 6-19M3i.

-Subscribers should renew a week

or two before the time' they have

miss an issue, asall papers are dis- continued promptly on expiry este.

-50 lair w0men's patent leather

Oxford shoes new stylish last regular falue up to $2.50 special for the‘-bal- ance of June selling all sizes at $1.95 a pair Sinclair & Stewart Lto.

6-19MEZi

-Miss Jean Currie, agent, in J. G. Ja.rdine's Bookstore, Water Street will be glad to receive all news, ad- vertising and subscriptions in Sum- ncrside and vicinity. Her office phone is. 45-1, und residence phone 26.

-Rev. E. J. Rattce, Malpeouc, who irrived home last night, visited "l‘. B. Grady Monday morning in Mon- treal, Mr. Grady is progressing

and will be home shortly.-J.

-The Empress arrived in Summer. side last evening at"7.-10. She had 40 passengers going and 80 returning. Her outward cargo consisted of ni‘e horses and one car freight. Her in- ward cargo was '1 car flour nnd 2

vomen s ua h dresses for the hal ance of June selling, see these gi-ods

Prince Edward Islandmcets in Alhcr~ ton on Wednesday,----tho 26th June A special train leaves Charlottetown at 7.30 s.. m. Close connections from all parts of the Province with lowest rates possible. The Special train' -

instructive lesson on Nature study. The little neighbor described was the ant and the story of the habits and customs of this intelligent little ani- mal was a revelation .to those ‘who heard it. P. D. Ramsay occupied the chair. At the close a cordial vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Fraser and suitably acknbwleilged, -J.

-Among the,recent arrivals in Surn-

merside are A. l..' Graves, Mrs. Graves and daughter of St. Paul., Minn., on n visit to Mr. Graves old home. Mr. Graves was formerly cdi tor of the Summerside Journal and is now Probation Ohicer of St. Paul. Since the- establishment of the Juve- nile Court there seven years ago hu has held the position and will con- tinue to hold it as long as his health permits. He is the only Prince Ed ward Islander who holds such a posi- tion in the United States. The im- portance of such a position can not be appreciated by those who are un acquainted with the difficulties of

done in uplifting the girls and boys,

Burdock Blood Bittersirmsaufsctiucd young ,mn and young womm along t

the right paths cannot be learned by consulting the record of the Pro- bation Officer. He believes in set-, tllng difliculties outside of the court. He is aware that even one appearance before a judge may not have the re- sults intended and so he has private-

clsreit to have whipped aaa;-nie. Af. tel' b¢illl`P‘*0|\“ r .,,Ailarns swore

splendidly towards complete recovery

cars mixed freight.-J. _ _

ly corrected had habits of lawbreak- _» _ _ __ V _

I `~ flavor*-'-that: rich creamy Mlble Bud flavor-is there.

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findit here. First place, we have all kinds, from the oil-

ln at $2.00 to the finest arametta Cloth at |5.00, and our .pgiegs -are considerably _lower tli'Va.n___ any other store -

anywhere’ ‘ _ , `H.'.i '.~.i.-'-ii _

Hips*--u-s -Z

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I _ Ms,N's siiowiaa i»ao‘or

coat of Riihbsrized cloth, in a nice

‘ ‘ olive shade, sizes 36 to 45, our

'specia1price...._......._.... $400

MEN’S POURING RAIN

PROOF coat. of English Pnrametia Cioiii, sewn seams, motor collar, straps on sleeves, 50 and 52 inches long, .sizes 36 to 46, our special price ..».-...........$7_$0

MLZN'S GUARANTEED RAIN-

COATQ, _ in all the new colors and styles, _all sizes, specially priced from 8.50 . _.....|s_o6

Ladies’ Raincoals

THAT WiLL PLEASE you

ln English cashmere, parametta

cloth and poplins in all the latest

shades and styles.

The prices are, $5.00, 7,25, 7.7L

, 8,50. 9.25, l0.50.~ _ g

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$300 bail. 4

Adams showed Mrs. Derrick a. mar- riage certificate that proved' that he and liiiyear old Marion Derrick were married in Wilmington last Satur- day. They had eloped_ Mrs. Derrick, it is said, seized the

certificate and tore it into fragments 'l`hen catcning sight of the wedding ring on her daughtr.r's linger, she

seized the gold hand and threw ` it away, and then pummeled Adams. |

The young bride announced that she,

had been won away -from _her spouse by |101” mol-her and wiill not return to him. Mrs. Derrick’s objections are based on the contention :hat Adam's 55 H <liV0I`0€. and she oroduccd nap- ers at the hearing to prove that he had been legally divorced before the marriage last Saturday. _

Elliott, nl Gait, Ontario. The fore _Special Red,,¢u.ons on I ,new ' _ _ _ "O0" C1359 will last “om 10 to 11 tailored suits Sariiblrs and odd lin ` '\*8\'l\"‘

the afternoon class from 1 to 4 9 -¢~v1

» _ _ s left from the bigghst season s s'-l _j_ '_ ~ __ '#32 bf \-` _~; \.. , _ . ,

Bell*-V0£‘l1 11 and 1. Qlfim bak? W1) 'ing cn record. alsdspecial value in ,',V4{`f,;r)\ / U I

_ _ _ - ». ` -'. '_ '».. -f'.~ ‘v'-' -\‘.

ing class and farmers whether mein S, I ~ st t _ . . ' ' I

bers onhnot are inviteéi tgilclome aiiér he mr & ewar ltd" S §Ld];'ME2i \ lg' . ~ _ . . ' _ ` For Floors iring eir rwives an c ren W » _ _ -_ V1' ' »iJ»_f'. ‘Mood

them. lt is expected that everyone _,Phe Masonic Grand Lodge U. ' ' -»-"5 Interior Work

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on turns after even_i:i_g_ssssion. 6 10M1\. <.,_VV,‘iiV.V,_l. V V_TV,.[;u,,1li 4 Drum’ McKay Q. co |“d

__ '-The lecture on "A Lime Neigii- il' *’“'""\°"*_idf'.PEI

bor of Ours" last night at the Pres- ` 6.12mmwfg\v_

I _-"-‘-”5.5§§» ' _ and Furniture gi

5 - "' _ lun;

Without a doubt the toughest and most durable finish madef Easily- applied, dries over night ‘_ l‘enn¢|t (D. Chandler

Victoria ROW.Unurlottetown t’ E l

AU|‘1l\'1 S

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‘fit you ,want good satisfaction

with your razor get a nov-a hone strop-you certainly get good re- sults. Anyhody can have a rnml' with one of these-See them, E. A. Fos- ter, Central Drugstore, 6-18M3i.

"Are you s Judge of shirts? Theo

come in and see our new spring line of them. You never saw such style, value and class at the prices. Negli- gee and Lounge, with soft collars; stltl or French cuffs. Outing style

with reversible collar, 16,‘t;»gd&3.00. Brurcs. - - r __ ___ ` Lf- *f

We have for sale some

large medium and small cod-

fish well cured. Write us for prices.. _

Chepsiow Fish Co.

. Souri_s

Ill ‘Ulm LUNG 305.90* ll. byrerian Hen was an interesting and , .., ._ -_=_. -“ f p - ‘ '- _...__-.-.gr

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randpar

rearing the young aright to a big 9’ _ city. The-good that Mr. Graves has '

-d ' -r u`1s»\l.~_i- -_ ll- W

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out ll 'Vll1'»\if»7er<$ ` beter nr-iswg. ' '~ _

I _ Thst name says-that little boys and girls can eat all they want without lltiilfllll _

their health. It is stamped on every genuine Maple Bud.

| ltsays that;the`y are nourishing as well as ddlicious-that only pure chocolate, _ .

and pure sugar have been used. lt says that the ' peculiar dslicioul __

‘ Cmqall" has stood for ybars as a standsrd__ ill C0130! “ld <

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h. HOUSE To LETTBELM ENUE cines is the best because expert horse M I WW* 575|’ ‘Wm C°Wl“ 5°t°fY“ Tiny' 57° ° Pura ,l

1 ris.auns

Pmmonnruil, .nm 11-cor - i *<,.-- "re e a .1

fronted with the evidence of her dau- ` "' 1' ` ‘ th

rug.. bg;-;~1s|: to _lgsrtin érdslnma ) _ , o er er nherf cms, _ s.Msr- ` '_ . _ tha Derrtd of Clifton Heights is de- ' “I . hocéht. _ V _ Loo Q ‘NAMO

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