A A iISnr=zn¢ 1* 0°-

-’~.“""""““" ’4» "9°f " 'rHn.cHARLo'r'ri:'rowN oU.l.Rif>1AN -noon _oovnv

Hair

"~»n»Aw'¢

ha Beal trod. ‘ lrlm.

____ fi fs -if

__ __ __ _____l __ _ __ if sick halr only ached as sick teeth do, there would he very few bald people in ths world. Why be kind to your teeth and mean to your hair? Ayer’a Hair Vigor keeps well hair well. Cures sich hair. Feeda._veak hair. A hair-food, a burr. lllndlcine, a hair-tonic. a.a. oo..

“mm” Kllllllfllood was in Flower”

All the Knights Smoked 'i

-~ri:alu.»' my .nal Ninn '

“il UP to you to Try it.

`rllci<l3v .sr

-_Nlcrloi.so\r

- Charlottetown, Phone 846 Manufacturers.

I

' -Fora real good pho- ' tograph try .__t3oo|t’s Studio, _

'New DesBrisay Block,

-_ 'Fha Ffrlllln Whore Baby t-1 Aivray. - Wilconui

_

”HUGHES’i Cascara Pills

ares reliable:-ind effective remedy far_lii.ious Arracus, Snuocisii LIVER, S-ex Hnanaci-iss, Con- S‘l‘lPA'l‘l0N and all derringemeiits ari§ing from a disordered stomach.

' Price 25c per box.

GEO. E. HUGHES.

- _ Apolheraries Hall

\

C COAL!

Re-serve Kun of A A - Mine,

'~ Inverness -.1 Round,f Hard Chestnut All in shed clean

~2fndclry at _..

libido. E. Fu|I’s

‘t.___iZ0ii| Yiiiil

» EVERYDAY

is-.largain day now at our store. You can -buy shoes cheaper now tliairat any other time. Our prices are lower the » others for same class of go*-rlsi It will certainly pay you to see our stock before you buy.” We csrrv the largest stock r-i' ladies' shoes at $z.oo and $2 5 u pair in town. just as good as host at $3.001-i pair. Try us for your sexi pair.

A. 'E. McEACliEN

rue shoe inn... »

sawn-tau

ilsticc ~to free Buyers

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‘ The Fruit Growers Association will

sends circular on co-operative buying If apple trees ioiulending planters who esleforit. Write at once and learn how

yoiican buy the heat frees for the least

Special Boot’ and

~ Shoe Prices

f For

5 'Saturday

99a

A This lot will ` be displayed in _1_ our Window-~ I womens’ misses’

and chi'ldren’s_

- boots, shoes and ‘ slippers-----your i choice at 99C

75c

Another -as-

sorted lot,_»" =i_1__ot 5 .quite as ‘high A priced, your

_ choice 7 5C.

~ 50c

a pair--a basket full of childrens

r r

- - ef.-.

-_-4. ~

|._ boots, size Io.

Alley Q Co

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A UH.H.|].Jl]HilSUil.

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Q Kent Street, » Practice limited to Diseases _ of Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat ~ and Skin.

n .

_Eyes rented and fitted for

g asses.

OFFICE BUURS stolia. m. l.r:'l~2tiIlp in. Evenings by appointment

dtwvv

CHEAP SALE

Crosse & Biackwcil's

MARMALADE

For one week only we offer our

new stock of Orange Marmalade just received from Crosse & Black-

- _"' - »- .i.rc.riawaR. ,

' ' ` ` ` ` ' Sec. Trees. : Charlottetown. l-‘eb. 17. 1908- _ ` _ . _ _ . _ 2 igdwrirwgl

i`Ell‘S|-.`|PPEH Sill

._ ,. _ _r _r “”"'

i . '_f"We have decided to ‘ .close out all our Felt "Slippers ~regardless oi'

cost.

hi.

1’,adies'$r . as slippers fr>r95¢ 'r " rio " for85c

101' 79° for 55c for 45

50 for 35

, _ 40 “ for_25 _

.1 _ 35 ll f0r18 .

,_

l For' real bargaiiis i_n felt slippers _this is

_your opportunity.

'on rs 60

f( ,-.. - _ a Ci "‘|f,;‘

cr ii rr

` ' ir

well. London. at the following very low figures-- :,"_"-,, 7 pound fins for 10|: each.

l pound glass jars for loc each. lpound [lass lara for SLIS par dolen

_BEER (D. G0l"_l"

'PHOTOGRAPHS

in all the latest styles and finish

_

Maker of Pictures. TELEPHONE 192-

Tenders

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Beslad tenders lllar ed 'Tenders for cheese-

” sdh th Sec OA f

'“' °:..l:ir.....i e.. " 1:

| mom iiE\U0ll|wm UE ;

wi ostomy-o no on hu;-_arm n‘-'l'=-‘3=”-i--iff.-i“'ii'E.“?:.?°:“l;1""‘

ii ' Sunnyside

Dia Brid

`!--did l'l. lit. ll. 24. In nl” ni

IHE QUEEN’S f'€0UN`IY GUARDIAN

__ [lead Offices in New Prowse 8iock-Charloitetovrn

-_-- _ I Potatoes from this Province are

D. J. McEwen, Dong Creek. ie con- selling at about 45 to 50c. per

fined to his home through illness. bushel, ln Halifax. _

Charles Wakeland, City, has been_ Mrs. L. lil. Prowse. Charlottetown,

appointed janitor of the Opera is the guest of her daughter Mrs.

House. _Harry Ritchie, Sydney.

The largest fancy dress carnival of The ` etealmsr Caconnn, well-known

the season will be held in the Arena in this port, is undergoing hor an-

Oll F549! FOV? 339|- ‘nual repairs in Halifax.

NThoma§ Eiullegtitzn oil thehsienk _'of The ilrl:‘nds gli this city of Rev. H. _ ova co a. y, e nig t C. an rs. ce Newcastle, NB., _for Moncton to which City he has will regret to learn of the illness of ‘been transferred. ' their infant daughter of cerubro

--- 'spinal meningitis.

Dr. Hearts, President of the Nora, -- _

|Bcotin Methodist Conference was in Rev. James Crisp, President ofthe .Windsor last week and pr-relied ire- N.B. and P.E.I. Methodist Confer- -foro large and interested au'lic'\ccn 'ence has been preaching some vigor-

-- l us sermons lately against bribery

| At s Bunday morning service re _End corrupt elections, _

.cently seventeen persons were given' ' --- the right hand of fellowship in the Mr. L. B. Wood, Glace Day, wh _Methodist church at Patitodiac, N.B., has linen in this city foraiew days? _by Rev. E. Bell and Rev J. Pascoe, the guest of Mrs. Fred Long, left hfltll Ol Wl10!1l U9 KDUWH lb N119 PTO- Saturday for Darnley where she will ‘vinco. ‘visit at the -home of Charles and i i* _ 'Hrs McKay.

The appointment uf Col. G. R. --

Wlfltt BB comlllhllflel' Ol the NOW_ In the Wesleyan appears n _ gggd ,Brunswick military district has been photo of Rev. E. O, Turner, Jack- Hiltended tv Sevtenlber lst. 1909. and nouvillo, N13. cliniminn of the wood-

igidut o_f1(E0l. S. Mliiore of Prince stock Methodist District. Mr. Turn-

war san to t o same date. e wa at one time t ti d i

_Says an Ottawa despatch. _Clin-nwii;,1|, P_E_I_ S B one n

In the Wesleyan under the hearing Th,” was gum; u drop in gh; of Mlnnlnn Room Rnnellrtn nniwnrn temperature during yentoi-any. on Y-\l€ l0ll0Wlll8 8!ll0\|l1fS ll'0l11 *-1119 Saturday night the lowest register- PTOVUIC9- R°"'~ H~ Mm". 0'L€Bl‘Y. cd was ZBQ aboye; at nine yesterday $301 RSV- -7- M- Rlfifi. WillBl0Wr 52°C morning it' was 13 ubove;'~and ai

_ _ ' i me-_-s

li. 0. Brown was on Saturday Capt. Joseph Read. lummerside, ".l'he IA Pollotien and tha Three

transferred from Queon's County Jail was a passenger last night for Dancing Duranda who have to_t.he Provincial Asylum for thc In- Georgetown. forming in Wonderland du g the

sane at Falconwood. F- eh past week left last night for the

--- At the resbytsriari Chur mainland.

L. McLean of Gillis and llcLean_l~fart.avilla on Thursday lest the, . -- _ f Sydnay hum rstilirneal ll‘0|ll ‘ll ltll§l_l;tIPreabytery of P. lil. Island , and a| The death inoaT€on Satur- vaca Oh W C 0 ll HPSR 8 B large congregation assembled there day last. o - bwl. *Nfl homo in P. E. Island. and Rev. A. D. llciisnsie, ll. A., B.»76 ears. Besides a wife the follow,-

-*`- D.. was duly designed as a Foreign lngyfamily survive: Waals! 0| WHY#

The l'°B\ll\f f°°l*»¢~l Bt 01° 3°ll°°\ Missionary to Demerara, ~Bout.\i moreland; George in Tryon; Josshh of Music 011 Bl¢ll\'¢l°»¥» WN F |110" 'Ameriea. The weather was not pro- in Bummereids: Dionstadt in delightful occasion, nlording much pmom, bug ngggitngtgndlng the at- Bsdeque; Dr. DeuBrisay, and Alder l>l¢&llll`° *-0 Ill 'D0 \*-f#°l1d°d- 'H1060 itendance was large and represents- in Alberta and Mrs. Artainas Cagisr- who furnished ills ¢l\ll'IIlllI£ PTO' ,t.ive. Among these present who took on in Augustine Cove and llliss tta grnait 311 ll°B°fVill8 Of l>l’lllB° Bild part ig] thx; ixgpresslvoiergicesgefiez- at home. ' gra ue..._ _-vs..pencer,.. rug., --

-* Geo. E. Ross, T. F. Fullerton, Geo. A large audience attended the Bap-

Followlns the wnnnl nt 01° C°l~ iiuinr, n. c. suotnio, w. 1. Green, un: oiiui-on inet ovoning to noni- nav.

izgtl o=_°Fri¢i__a¥s:venIi)i_i_g_;__?___s_BAu(l}:)l;l;l;~: _ W.TI|cé{onnire, Johgsgillle. and Whi_t)a'E geiigixon <§iu"sPo\l.lt_ll;.¢:; BUSH 8 ~ r. . . amos. es many 0 :sn yen po c concluded 01° °°l°bf°°l°n 0| WMU- olden and people irom congregation. taining to :nod snvernment and the ington birthday .on Saturday after- Mu-_ Agn, R,v_ w_ g_ gpvwgr-_ highest woiini-e or the communi- l10°° DY B ‘“““°'- It l-5° Vi°°°"‘° modaator, bad constituted the ty and was easily wif-bln £110 rl8ll¢ HONI6 *-0 ‘;'hl°§m"f"° lnilud 8Ah‘&_‘i'l' Presbytery by prayer, Rev. A. D. of the _pii~et_che§_t._<]> npeakmola. tn-8 is “fl WW . "°7~ "°~ W Stirlin conducted ublic worahi any su ec w e pero e o and n number nl vthnfn The wil- one prioonori nn nnnniioivo non moot; mornin or the penvlv- Pnftlnnnnhln versary was appropriately celebrated. appropriate sermon from the text was somethills 1°' th* DNHCINI' 11°

the :ftsrnoon being very pleasantly n_ Timngly z; 3, "Thou therefore sh:i__i;¢ fin thi; pu_1_1;i_t bu§_!t.h;a_dpai't.y SP0” - ` endure hardness as a good soldier of sp s D0 P0 428- 0 "WI . ""°*‘ J us Christ." After the sermon, have more to dread from the Party B“Sl|1¢5'9 "Um Pf1“°¢ EdW“"‘ Is' REE. A. D. McKenzie the missionary Spirit" in the political arena in llllld in lllnt M Bllldl H9 it “U 5° 9° |elect came forward and having this land than from any form of evil U10 l|°0»l°l`l “Y in Ham” “Y 1” answered the appointed questions I know. lts baneful influence \\D0l1 writing the Maritime Merchant. Aiwa “Grammy designed as 5 foreign the righteous conscience is most ll0m|Dlll Price 0"-0”” “mum P\'°b“b'1missionary of the Presbyterian -d€lStl'\l¢f-lvl’-Y0U SHY “U in UDB' ll! be B»b0\1f» 55¢~ lll B-_ l0bblDg WHY- Church in Canada to Demerars.. politics" No man,can take fire lnhili while for Potatoes a fifty bushel 1ot¢T_ C_ _y,,mes_ represented me F0,-_ bosom and not be burnt-so the im- \vould probably sell at 45. There are jelgn Mission Cnmminee on mis M. mora1ity_oi the party spirit is most no Tnrnllin so far as can be hearedwrnon, and mm ms.; Mr, Maxam.. destructive to the moral fiber oitiio rind in fact. the entire holdings of with mo” encok-aging wo;-d¢;_ Roy, people-The man who sells his con- f’~ E- I- lll`°%“°° at Ham" “N 9x'.Gco. E. Ross of Zion Church. Char- 3:_iencs;_tfoi_ a flew dollars £0 _llPl;<!>_l_d ceedlnxly lie t- riottetown. ond formerly missionary] e be v n no n use man n s

-- 'in the some field that Mr. Mcxenzio land of thefree- The mnn who sell!

The funeral of Miss Minnie Gurriewm omupy, Bddyessod me new mm- ihiri vote to the party vote buyer is

Rev. E. S. Weeks, Bedford, $50; Rev. F, A. Wightman, Montague, $25.

I _l I Captain Alexander McLean, City, of the steamer Northumberland, wus in _St. John this week from Picton, .where the steamer is laid’ up. The 'captain received the glad hand from his many friends in St. John. He left onthe steamer Calvin Austin

nins last night it wus 75 above.

i On Saturday afternoon the death took place of D. John McPherson, aged 25 years, son of John McPher- son of the P. E. Island Railway, He became ill nearly a year ago, previous to which time he had been in Boston. The funeral will not_b( arranged until- the arrival of his

Thursday morning for n visit tolninrnr Aon who in expected to nn-ivr Pl‘0Vid€DC€. R.l. home tonight or tomorrow night.

The h0l_‘Be M688 Oli the Pillettc ice Wednesday morning, the home of Bnfufday af*-¢l`ll00ll WBFB of great ln- Mrs. A. H. Moller, Moncton, was the HEPES* and W°l’° Wil-llessed bl' 0l`0WdS‘scene of an interesting event when |°f people- The lee was perfect and nor rinugntor' Mins Nemo Moller ,the rant panned oil nplendidly- First was united in moi-ringe to B. Roy Prize WHS W0” by simflll D- M\1l'¢lll- Holman, who represents Lynch Bros son. Plnette; 2nd Prize. John S- noinn Co., Ltd., of sydney, N. s. MCD0lll=\lll. Gnfllelll Md Wild P11” The ceremony was performed by thc by Roderick McKenzie, Pinette River Rey H_ (;;-atm” p0¢|,rB11_ The lit in “vented flint- nnntlwr me undo woo nmrea in n trnvoning will take * Place tomorrow at the suit. oi biuo in-ondelotii with not oi “me hom' 0” the Pine”-9 ice- 'Alles blue, and was unattended.

'-0015 P1508 "Om the fwldence 0l,sio_nnry Rev. J. W. McKenzie cousin ‘lsr mother. Mrs- John Currie. .216 or-the honored missionary followed, ilydncy Street, On SB¢lll'd0~Y Hftel"lnnd delivered a .well prepared and nnon- The body wan brnneht borne very oxooliont nriurooo to tho oon- from New Haven, Conn., by an aunt g,-egn¢|0n_ Eel T, 11~_ Fuller-¢,¢m pre- llf the d°°°“5°d» Mn* Chnl” L°W',scnted in a few forcible words the son, of Somerville. Mass. The do plan outlined by rho Pr-egbytoijy of “Med haves *'° m°""* her mower- Prince Edward .Isiand, whereby the 'W0 Blat?" in Ch‘“'l°lt°t0W°» 0°” financial support of Mr. McKenzie is brother in Halifax, N. S., and Ml undertaken and every congregation “‘1°vf°d \>f°¢|1°fl° 0l1°l'l°¢¢°’¢°W°- is ontnuninntioniiy oonti-ibutine n _“Sides 8 131156 Cll'°l€ °f'5l`l¢l\f3ll Mldlahnre, in addition to average annual afxlllallll-3|1W3~ - offerings to misnlbfls.

cr

itrnding not only upon his own but jhis neighbors conscience.-Ha snow- cd that good men and true who were ‘above suspicion in business and other matters would sometimes overstsp thc mark in their zeal for the welfare of the sporty and call it "Politics."

Something new again! Where?

Why Wonderland of course, they have Cunningham and D'Ivry tn- nfgbt and they are good ones.

“tl _ _...HRM __ _

The Always Busy Store

' l Ira

,

Miss Margaret Birt and Master

Herbert Jay on behalf of the pupils of Pisquid East School have for wardad to Frank and Mrs. McDonald the following sympathetic, latter. "We wish to extend to you our heartfelt sympathy in this, your great bereavement. We feel that we have not a great _loss as well as you. George Reginald was our school- mate and play-fellow and a favorite of ns all and his sudden deathls ,deplored by us. We shall not soon .forget him and we hope that you may receive -comfort and strength to _bear your great sorrow.

A. W. Robb, of Sydney, has been

nominated for the position of as- sistant Y.M.C.A. secretary for the maritime provinces hy a special com- mittee appointed for the purpose.'l"he recommendation will require to he ratified by the general committee he- fore the taking of further steps. Mr. Robb has directed the destinies of the local association for the past few years and in a manner that has won him a host of friends, all of whom will he exceedingly sorry to hear the whisper even of acontem- plateii departure. Mr. Robb made many friends while ln this city.

The executive hoard of the Method

ist Woman’s Missionary Society o New Brunswick and P.E.Islnnd held a meeting in Centenary church, Bt. John, and formulated plans for the annual branch meeting in October and for the holding of local insti- tutes during thc coming summer. On Thursday afternoon and evening the annual meeting of the W.M. societies of the Methodist churches of the city were held in Queiin Square church. Among those who participated in the meetings was the ofiicers of the so- ciety who are :_Mrs. J. D, Chapman, of Bt. Stephen, president; Mrs. W. B. Couthard, of Fredericton, lst vice, Mrs. S. Howard. of this city, 2nd vice; Mrs. Dobson, of Charlottetown, 8rd vice; Miss Harriet Btewart. of Sackvills, corresponding secretary and editor of the Palm Branch; Mrs. Enman, of Port Elgin, recording sec- retary, and Mrs. W. G. Watson, of Suckville treasurer.

The following is the revised pru-

gram of Rev. A. D. McKenzie's meet- ngs. ' Monday Feb. 24, Bay Fortune,

2.30 p. m.; Souris evening.

Tuesday, Mt. Stewart in the even

ing. . _ I Wednesday, 26, Marshheld, 2 p. m. ,Zion church, W. F-. M. S., Ciarlottc- town in the evening. ~ _ '

_ Thursday 27th, Covehead 2 p. .m._

Sunday, Mar. 1st,_Bslfast. morning

Orwell, afternoon; _,Vallsydeld, even- 1|.|l~ 1 ., . _. . . ’ 'Wednesday, 4th, West River; _ Sunday, 8th, Clifton. morning;

Cavs_ndish, afternoon; New Glasgow even ng.

Tuesday, i.0tli, Malpeque Mission- ery Meeting. ’

Thursday, lilth, Hampton 1 p. m.

sSi_i_nday, lgtb, Moi;_ta_gue, aiornlng; an ner's ornar a. , a ernonn;

[GeBi>rg_;towi;,zne_vi;i_ing_.` I d B_ M `unlay .mlaean oo- |aoia. Lois, ii one is will be on ranged during this week. _ Sunday, 29th, Charlottetown and ‘Clyde River.

U. Miss A. Goodthing, if you can't

get into Wonderland tonight. They have a new `vaudavills act tonight and they change tomorrow so don’t. miss it.

_,___,_....__..._.. :Farmers and horsemen nil speak well of the Island Condition Powder. Itaaeiea increase every yrur. We have just put up two hundred lha. stock good .and fresh. You will make no mistake by feeding it to

After a wedding breakfast' the newly wedded couple left on the Maritimi express for s. tour through thi Maritime Provinces. They. will hr absent about two weeks, and on _?hcir return will make their home either in Moncton or in Truro. Mr Holman above mentioned is a son of Isaac Holman, Union, and Miss Moller ronducted a Post Card store ‘ln -this City last summer.

The following particulars have been given The Guardian by Mrs. Geo. D. McLeod, Hunter River with refer- ence to her brother’s sad death: William Mclnnls of Quincy, Mass was literally pushed through the side of ii building in which he was at work and was so terribly crushed that it il. feared ho will die. Mclnnis. was employed at the polishing works o' John Manson on Brook road, South Quincy. On Feb. llth, while wheeling a two-ton block of granite through the shop to one of the polishing ma- chines, the stone toppled over and fell. on Mclnnis. The lattsrwae standing between the block of gran ite and the side of the building when the stone fell over him, the impaci was so terrific that the man's body was forced against the side of th- bnildlng with such power that th- boards gave way vid Mclnnis wa: pushed through, with the big r-toni resting on top of him. Woiliriieu ir the shop rushed to the aid of Mclinii and when they removed the str nr they found him unconscious. A cal. for physicians and an amblilmice vrns sent out, but the police nmhuiancr nrrived first and took him to thi city hospital. where he -iied on the l2th He was 51 years old, a widow with six children are left to mourn.

Wanted-A smart capable young

man us assistant booklteoper. One with City experience preferred. Ap- ply to Box 12, City. 2-Zldtf.

‘ Players are requested toba at the Armourics at 8 o'ciock Tuesday, ready to play at 8.15. 2-24d2i.

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Tasifurlsiigmaiism

'i'he following is a pimp _ and fairly accu-

rate method of determining whether cne'r eyes are asiigmatic or nni:-

“At n disirmfe of three feet, each o'

the four small squares in the figure pbovo, should he seen equally black and dhilnci. if any of the eq-nares standout more prom inently than others, Astigmailsm is indi- cated. Test each eyeaepnrdieiy by cover in first one and than the other- '

astigmatism. which is due to irregular-

ity in the curvature ofthe refracting aur- faees ia one of the mont common as wall as one of the moat diflicuit irouhisn tr accurately correct.

Our methods ot' examination an AC-

CURATB and CERTAIN, which net ia danionstnted by the satisfactory results obtained in almost every case- . lf not astlehsd we want, io have a chance help you.

°"|il|&\\-_-=..-r=‘-°

your stock. Bold _ at- twenty-uve

cents full lb. A. W. Rad- dln, Pham B. unnyatds. __

’° o. F. iiuicuiasoiv.

JF.wELi.sn.-orriciait

covering this spring

back.

'Now we have a few l

i most attractive.

Many an old cosy corner will need re-

many anew one will 'be built__2__ for what is more conifortab`e than a nice “corner”

witha fine pile of cushions behind o_ue’s

and cretonnes that we intended for covering

cosy comets. The patterns and color- are

Cosy Corners at

House=Cieaning Time

n-_mb

and ‘undoubtedly ii Alt satc°n3

28 to 54 inches wide _

_ ‘Regular i5c per yard for xxc

Regular zoc per '. ard for 15c Regular z5c per yard for lgc- _ Regular 3oc per yard for 23c ‘

' Ari Cretoimes V

28 to 34 inches wide.

Regular i4c per yard for II-c Regular 16c per yard for izc Regular znc per yard for x7c Regular 24c per yard for iic

._-_-==.~__. _ -~_-=_»_-.

ines of art satee. s

i'l`iapesir y Cushion Covers A

f A special line of Tapestry cushion covers that will wash when soiled and

will stand all kinds of hard usage. The colors come principally in shades 0

green ahd fawn. ]ust sew two of these covers together and your cushion is ready

The price is only 25`c each.

STANLEY BROS.

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_City of Charlottetown Debentures

i=oR_§ai.l.-:

Debentures will be sold to replace

ones redeemed during the year |906 in lots of $500-oo. each payable in zo years

By order / A _ _

o

W. \V. Cl.lAllKF.»

2-aidtf Pat. Ex. City Clerk Cleanliness is

Next to Godiiness

If you want yonrhome iiiotonrlh y clean and healthy. have _it do-ie seienii6cally.\0rdioary diainfici- ants give onlv a false sense o security. Microbes and bacterl lurk beyond the reach of ihe mol particular housewife. I use o lv the latest approved- method which ia a nsrfsct gsrinleide and endorsed bv a‘l Boards of Health and Health oiosrs-

Chsvlrs moderate. _

Q

Don’t _

Freeze

when you can get hot drinks at any hour except while you sleep at my popular resturant.

Hot Chicken Pies ..

in abundance just the thing to wana you np and make you feel good and atrongodnring this changeable

weather-

__ _ E. J. DESROCHES.

iioiri. nanuswiclt walziiuiooiv sr sliaw

HCNCNN N. D. iiaaiunrna. A Irs. scranv

i-no umm one ani rooms nm ,,|,,,, ¢,;,’,,,,,""‘°‘“‘;& “"1”

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1 Pinihsauni D, “gy li”

- °"°' , _ drldm.

mio. neswlntlli. Prop.

in the City Aceeamadatingaen sate “Mn” ,_ ILM.” - _i"""“‘ i-!i‘_'i¥}:"j“g°"rg%.'»'°lr‘.‘.‘lll..§”rl A. s. women. s.a. n. ,_