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' ' sof apples oranges figs

25s. sud she. s bsxf

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,GUARDIAN ‘ __ _ _

---»f~'-°'““’ M lui l:~tllililliullil1|ll -“Use Business

SHOP from I-lolman’s Catalogl

PROFESSOR BALL Music

Classes resumed. Studio, Baptist School Room. 4|_

FOR SALE “WATERMERE"

Charlottetown. Bargain to quick purchaser. Dr. Garrison, 120 Brlgllliill. ].'?9.8.3_1Z]_

BOYS BOOTS made of Box Kip

Leather guaranteed solid, sizes 1 to _5 per pair $2.95 at Purdle (ik

Twi

Twm which le without sn!

is uarzmteed t0 Ill” sa

me lb. and we can

small size balls.

'rh re is every *PN

I-,en and we would I-Ifll

“Green Sheaf” Binder l

IIB

are again handling the above well known Binder

doubt the beet on the market tlsfaetlon. lt is 550 feet to

'"d Q furnish it to you in either the large or

arance of a heavy harvest to bind

e you to get your supply early

Ms sea b disappointed in getting what you want,

so ygu W||| 0°* ¢

W, have only a limited supply for sale.

F'erguson's. 254.9.7.2|_

TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT.

-No prewching in Tryon Church, DeSnble at 3 p. ni. Victoria at 7 -p.m.

ALL THE DELICACIES that

make a table attractive can be had at Hornsby’s Bakery at li Up. per Queen St. Prices reasonable.

153-8-1-stts.

BRADALBANEF- The services

next Sunday are ln Rose Valley at ll'\1» In-. in Granville at 3 p. iii. and in lliradallianc at 7 p, m.

TURN THE CHlLDREN'S shoe

problem over to ns and see how well and how reasonable wo can dress their feet at Plirdie & Fei-. guson's. 254.

LADIES CREPE SOLE OX

Selllnll at wwe" prices' FORDS. Just received. Der Dail*

$8.75 at Purdie & Fcrguson's.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 254-ii-7-2l. `

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LAID T0 REST

0|' ilii- into lit-_niucl “ini pussud away ill

i'__ \\'odiiesduy lust. . "iiirsdzi even ui!

lioiiilunllnw “gy bylns

A ir, ,\lllloi' ot’ the Pro-

Sonziioriiuii, l(cnt\'iIlc_ N. ` zii`ti~rnoou tho funer-

tliemesidence of

.l. Addison .\lill'rr.

Stiuiet. Soi'\'i<:es :ii the house :ind

, (il>or'c C. ’|‘ziylor,

Eraser 0fI}A‘ii\in <‘li\ii%rli. 'l`lic pall £3;-;-g \\'ero us l`olio\\'s. Dr. S. N. lloliertson. l’rolo.<sor Bennett and Pi-nlessor llloiicluiril oi the l’ri:iL'e ol Wales (`ollo|.:l\ stuff; Dr. C. J. Mmdiiiiss, Priiiclpui Johnston :ind . ii anti. Klqihinilmhiiilg sont floral reiuoiii-

bmS‘Ia`II:'nnil stutioiits ol’ the Pon- tlcton liigli School; British Colum- hiii Tenrlirrs Association; Mr. and Mrs, Rosy .Iiiiri~}\\'oi1, Mr. and Mrs. J, ,i, Rltvliie iuid family, hir. und lirs.'.\', ll. .\'oriiic, Woltville; Mi'.

.Ilrs. Fred M. Nusli, Berwick Mrs. Dr. N. E. McKay, llnli-

:iiiil Mrs. Noriuiln E. li:ilii':ix; l\Ioch:ini-

l’. E. I. Ruilivuv

I(f‘nt\'illc‘, N.

were

und .\li's .liilinson; Mrs. Geo.

.\liiss; .\lr. null. Mrs. 1'. \V.

.Ilia uiid Mrs. .loliii hic-

zuul .\li'.~‘. .l. A. Miller; Prin-

:nui .lliss Iiovyvr, \’Vuto?-

llieod, Mrs. Duvld Sutherland and family. | Many paid their last tribute of respect to the memory if I.. J. llilller. _ whose life und labor liavo loft n lasting im- pression for good upon ull who knew or oiinic in Contact with him, .zspociully those niiiong the teach- ing profession both nt homo und lu \\'i>sterii (‘nnud:i with wlioni lie was closely connected. The stud- ents ulso who studied under him will recall the olirucstncss, sin- cerity, and thoroughness which lic gavo to the discharge of ills high and lionornblo calling-the touching of youth.

l\ir. Miller is now at rest iii the

fmiiily plot in the People's Ceino- ltery where just before his death he expressed u wish to lie buried. "After lilo's fltlul lover he sleeps well." _

.___---<-o->---- DIFFER IN GLORY

Custsiv lo Bon, an autliority on

fliniiioiirls_ *has foundl a ctrlkinl; iliiulroiit-s or me n`l\0Sii1i0r@-s<=o1\<‘-0 oi- Brazilian ll-iaiiiiioiids and t‘l1ll-so froiii the (Tnpd ’l‘li»_-_ loriiior, wliicll are -noted for the loveliucss of -heir light, and wlliich lliave -b€ll>0H10 quiet. rurr- oi' lutlo yl’l1I'S- Gxhlhll- ll li-riliiziiii, p.lio~spiioI‘csconC0 Ll‘l5l>01‘ 'bc' idm (.xu,;,,s..,| in tim. rullli'-~'~nn li li iiuigiicslliliii riblion, \v'Iiilo Capo diuiiiouds iii siiiiiliiii clrcuiiisiiiucus sliiiw liittie or no phosphomsccncc. 'l‘liis is llioug‘li.t_ to br llio iiil-:iiis ol’ <l-.-roi-iiils il-iaiiionds iatsely ofl`ored :is liriiziliuii goiiis. '__ _W

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FOR BOYS

\\`l‘I IIAVE SEVERAL STRONG AND SERVICEABLE

AND GIRLS

LADIES BLACK SUEDE 1 r i

l st at Slippers Colional Style. per pair, $6.95 at Purdio & Fcrgnson‘s.

I I 25-I-o~7-21.

MAnsH|=|EI_D sAPTlsT

I-IT-8-lS\\'s_ CHURCH:-Preaching service on

_ Sunday, September il at 3 p. in. con

ducted by Rev. Ross C, Eatnii, L`liui‘lottcLo\vn.

SPECLAL SOLOIST.-Mrs. G. lt.

-.\locLcud Montreal will sing in Pownal Motliodist Cliurcli Sunday evening, September iitli.

GIRLS BOOTS in lllnliognny Col~

at Purdic & I<`orgiisoI\'s. 25-i»i)-7-El.

WINSLOE AND VICINITY. -

The writer iiiiderstziiids the school inii- is to be licld on the 12th of Si-‘lll@HIl>ei'. lt is one nioiitli loo early lor fruit and vcgzelzililcs will not bo fully ;_:ro\vii_-A .\li-_ Sliiildon (fluiliiiore oi' Clu\rlottoto\vn spent l.ziboi° ‘Dny at Portuge., tho guest oi .\Ir. Iloderlrk llrlv-liiiiis. -Mr. Rabi. lloberis‘ sale was a grand success good prices lieing realized for evorytbiiig offoirll. lllr. Alex. .\l(~l’liee of Eliclieczor was the iiuctloneer.- Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Quiirrie have moved from -Wlnsloe to ‘Bunguy, where they intend to reside in luturo.

.\lninr‘, reiiirnctl to hor lioiiii, nite

_-tiison ol” Iiiiniptoiif--.\Ii~. lluiiiilton

left _veetei'fl:iy .for the U. S. .-\., alle

04-O -O-O-O-O-‘QQ-*O-O-‘4_ '

Your Favorite Fountain Pen the “Waterman”_ also

Or sizes 8 t0 I0 Ollly $2.25 pci' pair

HAMPTON AND VICINITY.-

Mrs. llziniiuli Gruliuiii ol' 1’ortlniid,'lie retired and moved to Car<liga.n_ 1.

Bllillllllllli a very pleasant visit with her -sister Mrs. Marcus Fer-

.\-lnrr'.i_v, fornicrly oi illyiio River,

visltinu: rclzitivcs on the island.- .\lr. Cliarlcs Mlcliinnon, licSa-bio, loft yesterday l`0r Bridgcwzller, U. .l\.~--Miss Illyrtlc I~`l\i';r\|son, lluiiiptiin. loft I<‘riday inoruiiiix Sep- leiilbcr 'Itli i'or Iiosion. lier many friends wish lier every success.- Mr. Wvslie Boyce. Boiisiurw, louvus Friday for Roxbury, Mass., 1'. S. A.

LINES t)I<' BOOTS AT FROM $3.50 TO $5.00-SIZES I TO ‘5. \\'l‘l ALSO I'li\VF] SDIAENDII) LINES FOR YOIINGER BOYS .\'l` FROM $2.75 TO $-1.00---SIZES 11 ’1‘O 13.

The selection of School Boots is more important than

miny consider. Many foot troubles in "D"°W|‘l~UP$" I9 the result of carlessnese with children. We have a par-

ticularly fine stock and parents may rest assured that their children will be expertly fitted here.

FOR GIRLS

WIG HAVE STRONG AND Sl‘1RVlCEAIl\lil'} BOOTS

'I`IiA'I` IMPROVE APPEARANCE OF “I)AlN'I‘\"’ I~*l‘}E'l`. Till-I l‘()l"llIlAR I4EA'IlHI~]RS COME IN SIZES 11 TO 2 AT

FROM $2.75 'I`O $4.75. GOOD _LOOKS AND GOOD \VEAR

AND ri-;ui-i~:c'r i~u'rriNo do mmm iN HAND IN OUR sonooi. cmiis" DEi>An'nMEN'r.

ALLEY

AND COMPANY, LIMITED.

I "FAsH1t>N,1BLE FOOTWEAR." l

“Eversharp” ' Pencils

A fountain pen is a wonder-

ful convenience at all times. No matter what your favor- ite style is, come to us and you'll find it lin size and price to meet your requirements. We also have ln stock all the popular

EVEFISHAFIP PENCILS, EX- TRA LEADS, FOUNTAIN PEN INK, LEAD- PEN- CILS, ETC., ETC.

Q-Quo

Select your equipment now.

oliiison & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore Cor. Kent and Prince Streets

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W- W1 -one -na-_ -ms -ea- -on-_ me-_

A WELL BALANCED RATION

ls eeeentlal to the health and development of an animal.

Every successful stock breeder knows the need of food containing earbo-hydrate; protein and fat. There are all

"'°°"I"¥ to growth and the highest physical development °' lnlmel life. Vltamlneu and mineral nite are also el- '°"\|i| to nutrition. _

Imperial Cod Liver Oil Fox Biscuit

A renee: me for foxes. it in ai "proven one uma"

'°°d ln our P. E. I. fox ronohee where lt forma the ohlef

diet for ioxee at this coupon.

'V your dealer cannot supply you order direet from

factory. _

IMPERIAL BISCUIT CO.

Charlottetown

if ' EYESTRAIN

` Probab.iy the

` Cauzeur A I-Idldiehu

Have Your Eyes

Examined I Oonlult

_- DR. E. C. HARRIS

' 128 Queen Street

Next Moore A McLeod. LW-

l Pi-Ions use

I -wr-»i\~_;

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PASTRY ETC -We can suDDly

your wants for picnics .or outing parties. Cakes ples, pastries of all

153-8-1-Att! `

STUDIO in Hearts Hall will 096 tomorrow, 5th. All pupils are re

963 and 960.

meeting oi the IC. E. S. Monday

ENGAGEME-NT.- Mrs. Emma

gogeincnt of her daughter Dorothy Mao to Mr. Stewart Henry, Keir pocb. ‘lilarriage to take place in September.

H.AZELBFliOOK_-The Hazelbrook Baptist Church reopens Septem-ber 9th. Miss Annie Ncorn of Charlotte- town will bg the leading soloist. Special music will also be rendered by the choir.

ACCIDENT ON C. N. R.-A

roar-end collision occurred on the C. N. R. 'near Thompson, NLS.. uliout 10 o'clock Thursday morning wlien freight train No. 476 in charge of Conductor Wrynn and Driver George McKee, which lelt Moncton at 5.15 a. m. crashed into an extra double-header which left Moncton nt 12.30 in charge of Con- ductor MacMillan and Driver Miller and Jeffrey. Two men were injured but not seriously. Ono of the new 6000 class engines wus hauling No. 476 and it is 1'8- portod as ditched but upright. Spveiul cars including one ol’ fruit were badly smashed. This acci- rieiit delayed the late train to the islund Thursday night.

WOODVILLE MILLS. - John

Fitzpatrick & Son, Woodville have pui'rlinscd from John D. Mclntyré oi’ Boston, 100 acres of lumber land situated in Seal River. Lot,54. 'l`liis latest purchase added to their already valuable milling property will enable Mi". Fitzpatrick & Son to i`ill orders promptly ns they will alwuy.-i have a -stock of lumber on liaiid. Mr. Fitzpatrick and .son operate a sa\vnilll, planer and lath -iiill iii the main building and near by is their shingle mill, grain ~i‘usl\cr and > up-lo-date cardlng mill. Always courteous and ob- llgiiig John Fitzpatrick and son de- serve every success, and although they ziro in operation only it short time, they are bnlldiiip; up li. fine trade. John Fitzpatrick owns and occupies the handsome dwelling house adjoining `tlie milling pro- perty once owned by the late John I". Poole. Mr. Poole operated the Woodvillo Mills very siiccessliilly for ii iiumlier ol' years, after which

’l`lio many friends of John Fitz- patrick & Son join in wishing them' every success -in the milling ‘busi- iicss.

WEDDING BELLS RING.-Pin

oiiie lost one of its cllarming ilfili-i:»h~tci‘s' ‘lo Ann:-in last. Wednes- lluy evening wlicn Miss Olivo May

the oldest daughter of and Mrs. .-\. W. Slrllvulit ot’ Now \’Vi|ls.liire.

Ott. of Azusa, The Ihrizle has niude 'hor lioiiie for tilie last tliree Years li-ere in -'Puente with hier Aunt Mrs. J. C. ‘St<i~.v-lirt and lliei' dulliglhtlul personality will 'be greatlyuuissoll lby iliei- many frioiiuls, '1‘.ho groom is 'iam son of Mir. J-ohu Oli -of Azuila ind li veteran of tho World war hav- ing spent ii year in France with the ll. S. forces. Mr. Ott is with the Stnilrlarti Oli (Jo. at tho A:/:usa pl-uii-t_ The wrdliiiing ceroinony took place ui. selvein in il=iio evening -ons \\"o.<liies_iiey August .l5. at the re- siiltliice 0il` Mr. Olllurlcs S-tewvart stzusu, 'l'lic roreiiiorly ‘wus perform- oil by Rev. :Malcolm Martin. horm- orly of Prince Edlward 'Island und now of Los Angeles. Only the noatr- esi, friends und relatives werei pre- sent.. 'M-r. and Mrs. Ott. wil-1 be gone L-wh -week.; on tIie_I\~`wedd.ing jour- noy jimi will the at home i.o their iriiiiitiis amcir Soni. 1, .ln their new liioiiie lu Azusa which wus the 'tat- liei"s und moi;lior's wedding gilt to the ;;»rooiii_ -Lo Puente Vulicy Journal Calif.

` Mlnard's Liniment for Dlstemper

Fon WEAK s'roMAcEs

For lou of appetite, weak

sv*-v¢~o~vv¢` _

or disordered ltotplch YU"

need Evans Stomach Mixture.

This In a preparation that

strengthens and tones up the

entire digestive system,

etirengthene the ltomach and

Improvee the appetite. It

hu worked wonderful results

In hundreds of ones and le

endorsed by everyone who

hu over und lt. Thin rem-

edy Ie cold only by

Thezilaos

l’rlii<~o iidwarli lslanli. Canada` bccziiiio the bi-ide of _Mr. ~Gror e Vi - ~ 1”*

McKie, Keppoch, announces the en- 1 .

Quahty and Appearance.

Chevrolet is a fine uality car-speedy, dependable and comfortable. It is good- Iooking and a car of which any owner can be proud.

3 2. Equipment. `

Ch vnol t full d cane Evierlyi aneedbdqulppe

.£~`.` s- ~_

. _r

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kinds as well_as excellent breads at Hornsby's Bakery 9 Upper _j' .'_‘ _' : Queen St. Phone your orders. I _ » r _;;_n,_»,.~;.*l_. s J

ss... sim...-s ss.; Ae a practical man your good business judgment

lluested to register at once. Phontoi ` r-Ainvisw. -'risers win be ii -qu1rementS¢` In Corfling to

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:;i;:::§~.. °'° consider the following points# I __

Buy a car as you would any _

other piece of practical equip- ment and your good business

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Judgment will tell you that you

, e ' 1

cannot invest your money sofas

to get greater motoring satis- faction at anywhere near _,as small a cost as in Chevrolet. _

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comfort, _conven- ience, and appoint- ment you could want comes as standard equipment.

Price.

Chevrolet selling price including all the extras isconsider- ably lower than that _‘ ~ of any other quality

car in the world.

4. Operation and Upkeep

- Cost. _

Chevrolet is the most eco- nomical car built to run and maintain. ‘ _

A. HORNE & C0.

CHAR LOTTETOWN

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CHEVROLET MOTOR CO. 'of CANAUJA' '

LIMITED _ _ _ :QUE _

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4 Sublidllry of General Motors ol Canada, Lllnlkl ‘ ' ` "' ` h' '

'li osi-iAwA ssd.w1NNi1=eG _ __ -

-Dealer: wanted ln territories not adequately - '

I / CHEv_g0L_I;_T_/ »

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/br Economics? Transponation I

LEE as Hi,-'MPnREr_j “

suluivisnsios

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PERSONALS

Mrs. Hamilton \Valls, llamp

shire is spending the week end in the city, the guest of Mrs. Arthur Affleck.

Mrs. Lyman Trc-more, Hampshire

is in the city today on a business trip.

Miss Annie Cameron oi’ Albany

has returned home after spending the week end in Stancliel, the

guest of her cousin' Miss Harriet ‘eavc :I super on at this time uiilil

the flow is over. It is bcttor so 'veniovo tho superii oi surllons :is - ‘iey are finished as iliis prov'-iil~s

` revel stain and propolizing. It is

omparatively easy to reiiiovo upcrs during the flow as there i.:

lttle danger from robber bees. As tho flow declines ilio couili!

`1onoy producer must give extru' upers sparingly in order to lia'.'f‘ ` is many sections finished as _poss- ible before the flow stops. In fzict l it may be necessary to rcdiiro 'ilu- 'iumber of supers. It is not well in

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[rows they can be replaced b_v ull- _viii crack and thehhorL9¥__l¢B:h°m ,lliiishcd ones from llio oiitsirle. it 'eiiipernture of ¢T0f°°uém,.r“' F lls well to roiiiovl- ull llio sociioiis iot go lower than _ _.M\&d` ha licl`nri- tliv [low t'elis\\s 1\lt0L:t-ilior. ind is li(-ttor ll lflafms

_-\s`s0o:i :lil tho s'ipl-its 'irt-_ i'ciiio\'- 'weon 80 null 90 dei” ,911 " re

ed by iiicziiis iii’ lif\o-cr=c:ipt~s they Sections h0nBY :unars slioiilillioinlu-iilotiiolionl‘y»hfu1Se. fined can be; stoliri mm The sub mid 0-nm not-il :li pi-r\'liiii roliliiniz. until ready or s Pd Jin! close lSecti~us that uri- only liilfiltllly ‘rs should bo tlére bon lf,1|i-il und <-ripped run iisiinlly be iilcs, closed :it theuctillben" an vlisiimioil of lof'~illy 'it ii profit but viii; it will il:\o<i{lH\1;r°m.m Them

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host coii. iiiiinr only n ~=iii'ill ilso iii:i1iu_ [mm wax on" som

iiluii .lic ipi.irv null thi- hoes .1.lIo\\ if tl<P<‘llPI‘H fl U il io r-iiipis tlioiii 'Pliner r-iiipt\ iiiiigutc to control tlfle.-D0l¢ut u

it i f ii lil ustd .i liiiit (‘ouib honey is IIBIIIIQY U

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Cameron.

Mr. Ewen I.. Cameron ol Stan-

chel is spending his holidays in Albany visiting friends.

M-iss Blanch McCarey of Chicago

who is visiting on the Island is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Francis Mcltory, of this city.

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Weymouth

and son Junior ol Haverhill, Mass are leaving i'or home tomorrow after spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. S. A, Macleod, 130 Water Street.

Mrs W. D. Crosby who has been

visiting hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDonald St. Julien Farm, Wheatley River, accompan- ied by ber two children, Agnes

day on return to their home in Somerville Mass.

Miss llilnnic MacKenzie has re-

turned tn tht- city after siieiiillii

non River end Mlllvlew.

Messrs. Peter Kelly arid Amos

Callaghan, ol' Boston, Mass., who

Boston to resume their studies in Harvard College.

----a-o->--- THE REMOVAL AND CARE OF COMB HONEY

(Experimental Farms Note.) lt the honey flow is heavy and

of long duration the gronter part

of the crop can be .removed before Il-----;- ‘_

- TRY IT !

Hundreds have found for Paine, Bruleee and

The Dependable Drugqlete

McDonald and Donald, left yester-

a very pleasant vacation at ‘lor-

have been visiting friends in Lake Verde, left yesterday morning for

ill the sections are fliiishril :is they may becouie trnrol staiiiiofl it is better to reniove the finisliod iectlons and tzoiicoiitriiio l. in unfinished sections to :is fi supors ns possible. As tho lion' is 'lrawing to a close the liiitliiislicil sections should be given to iiir- best finishing colonies. \\’lion .'li»~ sections are finished in tho voiiirill

WILL

194-9-5Ws4i.

hold

lm., H, \ M. ii -.iii|.:lo virions or in dale! \ iolild bl slorell iii ng Zi =<‘ctl0I\‘¥ 95979- Pmcm

iririiiiit of liiini-\ vin br piled up ilso lla Ir nd it ezanary

(o.iili lit iii s 'sl H h ti in the 'tdybbhl OI' Gilg-

. l t -tape tosec ons

i \\ iiii ily rooni o proun wood mu" Mdqhvd he

If <\posl-il to freezing the combs Domlhloll llflil-

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uf' Ii fxiiwsr-il lo limit variation oe the ui in iip<~i.iluir~ iiioisliirc may con lol' propolls Mid 51311"-“gsgum 2°

dons on tlio <\irf.itr oi llio uipp ,tions that are leaking lima. .intl thi- honey will absorb be packed

ii nr it iii. r'i.\Iiul.\lo in the Lonili C B GQSMPT ‘P

Record Pipe or Plpeless ,Furnaces

HEAT YOUR noME wrrn

LESS FUEL, LESS. wonuv AND Less EXPENSE

RECORD Coal. BURNING FURNACES ere”-sue

signed for soft coal as wcll as hard. I ' 1, `;.

-_ .»‘ ps i

_ riisy AEE su HEAVY CAST 1E0N,wiin.s11jo;iii¢s gas and smoke proof, large ash pits, clean outs, and cessible water pan make them more easily cared

68 years’ experience mlaking heating systemkiffis '

your guarantee for serviceability. ‘ f

' RECORD FOUNDRY & MACHINE C0; '

Moncton, N. B. _

Established 1855 ' _

D. L. McKINNON, HARRYF.

Charlottetown Sole represelttative

Agent for Charlottetown Summerside and vicinity

and vicinity ‘