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will have ii far-reaching effect on every wallr ofllfe in every section of the Dominion. Railroads and steamships will he busy transporting the crops-all kinds of manufactured goods will be in greater demand-more and more labor will be employed- financial obligations will be discharged-and a reeling of eorifldence and optimism will permeate the land. Bumper crops in the country mean more business in the cities; and when business is ipod in the cities, the farmers get a wider market for t eir produce. Prosperity is indelibly assoclared with etiiciency,wherher ir be agriculrure or commerce-and the use of

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are plenty 0! bonded warehouses in Halifax in which- ‘liquor may bc stored and facilities tor handling the big trans atlantic passenger‘ liners were proved adequate dur- ing war time.

Canaila’s atlantic gateway is

keenly interested today in the posf slhility of the big passenger liners'

-other than the stars and stripes being si nt here to land their spirits and then picking them up again etst hound. To do this the various steamshlp companies would have to get permission from the Department ot Customs at Ot- tawa as no one -is allowed to go into such business without ii per- mit rrom the government.

Along the waterfront there are

a iiiinihci- ot bonded warehouses which could be used and as these liquor supplies would only be here for .five or six dnys while the ships. :ire being turned around at New York it is likely that they would be ‘kept in the sheds in the piers. While the go\'erninf~nt piers are not very well suited for storage oi' such an amount of liquor owing to being open and in use :ill the, -time, it is thought that the privntc- ly owned piers would be able to store the supplies. _

How a Blind Soldier -

Was Swiiidied

MONTREAL, Oct. 11~-A msn

blinded in the Great War had to rome to the criminal courts of Montreal to seek redress today. Dan Glllmore. ‘Crown prosecuror today had warrants issued charg- ing 'two men and n womnn, rosi- dents ot Montreal on a charge ot

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F fii.r..ud`s '2, Clement MacDonald,BP§lmrose!

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_flying -British and _ othei-_enslmis S _\_ Loma yvigginglnn',.Brii_isi'o§;.

2, John Caritello. Primrose; 3, s- i

Sic. 5.-Best Six Ears of Corn ten Clay, Bridgetown. ‘ 1, Christ-ina Acorn, Primrose; 2, f' _ _

Helen Burdette, Strathcona; 3. CLASS 11.-COLLECTIONS

L0l‘l10 Wisslllslim. Pl°illll'0S€: 4. sec. 1.-10 Noxloua Weeds (Named

Ada Acorn. Primrose. and Mounted)

Sec. 6.-Best Pint ol Threshed

1, Elliot Currie, Bridgetown; 2,

Daniel Acorn, Primrose; 3, Harold Matheson, Albion Cross; 4, Chris- . tina Acorn, Primrose.

CLASS 2.--ROOTS Sec. 3-1 Peck Dakota Red Potatoes

1, Lorne Wiggington. Primrose;

2, Howard MacLeod, Primrose; 3, O'I..eary Morris, Bridgetown; 4.

ricl Burdette, Strathcona.

Sec. 4.-l Peck Mclntyre Potatoes 2, John MacLeod, Strathcona. 1, Lilian Dockendoril, Mt. Hope; .

2. Lorne Wiggins-lon. Primrose; 3. cLAss 12-CLASS wi0RK John Morris, Bridgetown; 4, How- sec. 2 (h)-Map Drawings ard MacLeod, Primrose. 1, Min-nie Cantella, Bridgetown;

5"- 5--°°||°°¢i°i" °f 3 TUi‘i\iPl MacDonald. Primrose; 4, Mary Can-

1, Ed-giir Dockendorlf, Mt. Hope; M110, Primrose,

2, Lorne Wlgglngton, Primrose; 3, Esdiile Burdette. Strathcona; 4. 5¢¢_ 3,._..Ar¢ work (Pen and Pencil) Rllleigli Clay. Bridgetown. 1, Mary Cantello, Primrose; 2.

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See. 7.--Collection of 6 Carrots gum; Min-phy,Prlmrose.

1, Roma MacKay. Strathcona; 2, ‘

Raymond Miiclloniild, Bridgetown; crayon Drawing 3. Llllnn Docksniinrfi. Ml- Hone; 4. i, immia lu-aiiiesoii, Albion cross; Daniel Acorn, Primrose. ' 2, Jessie McGowan, Mt. Hope; 3.

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1>AcEE1G1=rn= _ ‘ r rits cnsitiiorrziows 'c .H AAT " ... _

.pu 3¢¢_2....g¢|¢ Specimen 'of Hem-N . -' - - ` _

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1. Tina MacDonald. Pi'iiIii`09°-

' y _ _ 1, Jeanette Matheson, Bridgetown. [ . , ' ` ' ' _ ‘ ~ V “V

_ ._-sr _ ' _ _ ' i ‘ “ ._ -,,_,_= _ ~ 3 i of Em- - i _ __ > ,_ ' an 3-sm "ssc I 4 _ _ A I H; ..

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_ See. 2 _ &| ‘ 1,i~:sda1e Burdmv- Stfiiiiiii “F-_

1, Mary Cantello, Primrose.

Sec. 2.-Weed Seeds (In Vials) l, Tina MacDonald. Primrose; 2.

.\da Acorn. Primrose.

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Sec. 3.-Tree Leaves (Pressed, Mounted and Named)

1. .\it, Hope School; 2, Mary Can~

tcllii, Primrose; 4, John Morris, Bridgetown. '

Sec. 4.-Samples of Wood (Pianed

and Named) -

1, Norman MacLeod. Strathcona;

2, Mary Cahill, Mt. Hope; 3, Nina

oren e Cimtell Pi-imrose;3, Mar-

Jnzinette Mathes n Bridgetown; 4.

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conspiring and defrauding .Michael Sec. B.-Collection of 6 Parsnip: Enid (31-emin, Mt, Hope. i. Ml=i¢‘.'irlane of thje sum ol' near-

ly ‘$5,000.

The money it is stated was thc

1, Lorne Wiggington, Primrose; _

2, Noriniin .\liicl.eoii, Strathcona; 3, Sec. 4 (a)- Penmanehip liilizin Dockendorrf, .ML liope. 1, Jeanette Matheson. Bridge-‘

Senlinnslwo London Paris

savings. of ii number of years, the

innii. Some nimitiis ago the com- plaint reached the ears of Mr. Giilmore that Mel-‘nriane had been swindleil in a deal over zi house. He had McFarlane come to his ol-

_ lice iiiiil alter hearing his coin

plrtint had all -the witnesses be- iorc him. '

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Flexibility of your corset is essential to grace and ease when dancing. Corscted the P.C. way assures not only absolute

comfort ,but also an air of fashionable poise and dignity. P.C. corsets maloc for figure improvement.

Ask your clcalcr for P.C. They are the utmost value in style, comfort arrd service.

Front lacu, back lace, white and Hesli

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1 .Vloiiths of investigation brought

out the warrants issiiiiil today und u main \vho gave the name oi f`ii:ii~lcn Ilarrison was tnkcii in riirtoily. He was arralgiiml be- fore Judge (iusson und liberated'

lonqnetu on October 17lli. Tliif complaint of the blind srrltlinr lsl

- that in tho month of July 1921 he

ipurchnsed the lense and iuriiiturel -of it house on Di'uinni0nd Street.

ilt was :i roomliig house and ho in~,` _tended io make his living rt-ntingl Itliu rooms. Tliree days ziitci' pay-2 ‘ing hi: iimiiey and -iiikiiig posses-i

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sold at half price. $1.50 to $1.75 shades

for 75c. .

3 light ilxtures, com- plete with shades $7.

2 light fixtures, com- plete wit‘h shades, $6.

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Phone 722-J.

Fire Sale Di'essed

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ill Queen Street

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We are now ready to re~

ceive dressed hogs. deliver- ed at our plant, and we are paying highest current mai°~ ket price tor select. tlnish-

» ed stock. Hogs should be

dressed"ror Government ln- epectlon. that is with organs

We wish to caution tarm-

ers not to kill nntlnislied

We cannot receive them.

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Sec 2-Best Green Tvmatoes (ii)-1 Hilda Morris, nriiigetowii- 1 Dfilliel ACOFH. Pl‘lll”ll'0B€. 2. 2, Marlon Nicholson, Bi-idgetwn; llfifllir WliZP.'llliri0ll. Pl”illll`0‘i9. 5 'l, lielen Burdette, Strathcona; 4.i li.ittie Wooil, Strathcona, 4, Esten Clare Bur-de ie siriithconii,

Clay, Bridgetown

Sec. 4.-Best cucumbers 9 1° 12 yur; ,

, l- liiilot Currie. Brldgelowii; 2. ¢ii)~i, Miibie swinifiw, Aiiimii charge for :iw colorful paekaau._

Oil llilii Of $2.000 to appear i’0rl"“l““ BU"d@ii9»SU`i'~i~l\C0niiZ 3. Mill' Cross; 2, lielen Burdette, Strath-

-U ` 3 ` ` ‘"""“i 3' ""““ ““‘°"‘~"“""' "“‘"“- MERIDEN BRITANNIA co. Lim-iii.. n.ii.iii-rim, on-ii.

(Jay, Bridgetown. rose; 4, Jeanette Matheson. Bridge-I A ld. he In M audio" °‘dv;o“N,.dk" cauaaankn ,

i- Catherine ,Miitliesiiii. Ai-iiiiiii : -_ »

CFOSB: 2. Ada Acor , Primrose, 3, _ ~ '_

S¢°~ 3»-3*" 0"i0fll blon Cross; 2, Mary Ciinteilo, Prim-

1» LUFDS \VlF!.lZi-1121011. Pl`lI¥li`0SPi rose; 3, Marifaret M-urpiiy, Priiii-

.2. Eiliiii ACOUI. Pfiml”0B€£ 3. Fi0r~|ruse; 4, Tina MacDonald, Primrose. once Acorn, Primrose; 4, Lilian _

i)oclrendori'i, Mt. Hope, ¢|_A3s 14__3p0RTS

li-l Buidelte, Strathcona, 4, Estcii

See. 5.-Best Beet:

1. Lorne Wlggington, Primrose;

fi I»i:iill\_wl>0‘;1kendr>rH. Mt. Hone: 3., (ii)-i, ci.risiiiia c.ii.ieiiii, Prim-, Y ,

nro . at eson, Albion Cross; 4,1 ,; 2, T; , A _ P hm-05 ; 3,; "

Warner McDonald, Bridgetown. 1‘;,y|0liI~;\l'|icil;li’l r e

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when it was discovered that the Plan* _

1,._,,,e he .had purchased was not 1. Lorne Wlsgi-ngton. Primrose; sec. 6-50 Yard wheelbarrow Race trans-ferrahle and therefore lie had 2' Maile] S“'“ll°“'» Albliifi CFOSSI 3. fer Boys .iii if-_giii ciiiim io be iii iiie iioiise. M" "‘”‘”`"' P‘”"“'°“‘*1 4» Lili* 1. Lorne Wl.=i<ln~gton and Clement iii :ill he states tlint he paid on the S“"“ll0W. Albion Cross. Iiinclloniild, Primrose; 2. Phillip ic:i.~ii= and furnishings ot the place McKinnon and ‘Norman MacLeod. the-_ sum of $4,718 together with C'-A55 5-_FRUVV Strathcona; 3, Dniinlel Acom and. spending ii sum ot money on rc- 3”' 1~'”B°'t Pla" W¢a|\liY APP!" John Cantelio, Primrose; 4, John pam., miie. niiegniion.. mmi.. by i- Milfs( NlncKn:»'. iStnrllwf»n=\: 2. uorris iinii Estiii clay, nr.iugiiiowii._ .\ici~`nrlane are that when lie was Loma W'gg‘“`gl0ni` Pl'iiliY`0Sfii 3. shown the house it was supposed Roma M“"K“V' Sil`ail\@0m12 4. LY- Sec.7.-50 Yird Tl’\l‘°B l-°90°¢f Ra" to 'hc -fiill oi roomers. He now man Ross' Brmgemwn- _ for Boys claims that these people were _ 1. Lorne Wiggington and Clem-i merely planted in ilie piiicc, tout. sec' 2"”B°" p'a*° APN"-ANY ent MacDonald. \Pi'iml`0S0i 2. Dllll-‘ griitiennd when he took possession Va"l°*¥ lei Acom and .iohn Cantello, Prliii- i. they :ill moved out. 1' Lum" D"“ke“‘l°"“~ Mt- H0903 rose; 3, Philip MacKinnon ami

QIESW" Cl“~"' ll"l'li§¢`l0“'“i 3. Rlilll Norman Manhood, Stratliconii.; 4,

_ . acD_on:ild, Albion Cross: 4. LOFDB John Morris and Estln Clay,

Wlggingion. Primrose. B,-;dget0w,,_

"`_` See. 10.--50 Yard Jockey Race for

Brid eiown School Fair took 3" 3_'5"¢ Plate °f ¢3"°°" G50 BD I ‘

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_ ~ " ' /' _,I-place Sepi. 13th :incl was ii decided 1 Plume _ ‘ 1, Lorne Wlggington and C. Mac- , ' success, there being iipwiirds oi' ~ I/"me WlB'g‘l"i5.i°“- Pi`lilil‘0Si?i donald, Primrose; 2, Dannle Acorn

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sec. 1__as=t shear of ioo Heads of 3"- 1--9°" i-°=f °f Wiiite Bread _ - 93;, 1'. Marion Nicholson. Bridgetown;

1, .\lary Cnntello. Primrose; 2. 2' J"“““"e M“lh@5°¥i- Bi`idl~!@i0Wrl1‘

Dnniel Acorn, Primrose; 3, Lymiin 3' 'mldu M°"i9» Bridgetown

Ross, Bridgetown; 4, Lorne Wig- ' » ~ l V l

n Pmm, Sic 2.-Best Plate of V, Do: Tea

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l l . ‘ - - g g°”' °"’ _ - email. 1 _ _., , sec. 2_eei¢ slim ion Hua. of 1- “"4" M°i‘i'iii» Bfidlwinwnz 2. ' " .

wh." Jeanette Matheson, Bridgetown; 3 )

1, Ester €|ay_ Bridgetown; 2' Catherine Matheson, Albion Cross. . ` \ " Lorne Wilmington, Primrose; 3, l X 3)/ Harold Mathealn Albion Cross; 4, sec' 3'_B°" Pu” °7 9 SUI" " 1 -'

Mary Campbell. Primrose. °°°l‘l" ; ' \__ ?

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Jeanette Matheson, rldgetown. `

Bee. 4.-Best Plata of Ap i Pl

3 whyf 1. 'Plnn MacDonald. Prlmllwgse; B ` ` - . ' -

internal mdplxeliriisliiie Acorn. Primrose. V- ' an - l l l 0"' '°° 7"" °‘ ”°°°" ' CARES FOI YGUR HAIR

Fudio _ elmhma if

Bee. B.-Best Flite of Brown Sugar-J 1% _ , 'mi .-

' i 1, Him 'M `i . Bla ` , mailing- au .phi q

Alum: M 0’Leary llliorsl: 8 Brldggdmg 2, bytoeelnaoi Gutleun Olntmsal lmqi Cou |is,Co| Sore,T t, Alex Clay, Bridgetown: 4. Lorne ol dandi-ul and itching. to

Giippe, Wlggliigton, Primrose. J

Bee. 0.-But Plata of 9 Glngoranaps as lu.

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ii, .viiimm m-uis»i.ii.- avian _ i town; 2, Minnie Csntello, Bridge- gn, ,,|§,¢_,,_ V 00,0. "

Adoctofs fiptwll. Hilda Morris, Bridgetown, 3 Ad

town; 2, Elliot Currie. Bridgetown.

(c)-1, Katherine Matheson, Al-

[ruit ol work done by the elglitless CLASS 3.-VEGETABLES - ,_ "

Sec. 1-50 Yd. Dash for Girls From

l0\V`l1.

12 Years -

‘sion oi the house lic states I 13°C- 7-\;iB°|5t Pumpkin lSec. 2.-75 Yd. Dash for Boy!" " :il iiioviiig vans, the property of :il i ff>_i'li0 Qi: 1121011. Primrose;' Under 9 Years

Iocnl furniture company ncconi-ll Rillelilll CIHY.....BIf_illl§el.0)\!l1L...3.l---~-(a)=1,.....Raylnontl...._MacDonald, pziiiii-rl by bniliffs drew up to the'~\l"hl"- -Swallow, Aihti-m- Cross;"4.' Brliigelliwn; 2, _Johnnie Mucheod, liousc :ind llrvsciitini! their orc-l|H“le" Uurileiie. Siffiiliwiiii- .l"l'lml‘0&l€; ll. 0`l»“1li'Y l\l0\‘l‘lS.

doiiti:il.= seized nearly nil the fiirnl-; CLASS 4 FLOW Rs Bridgetown; 4, Alex Clay, Bridge-

turo. The baillfis told the blind- ` ~- E itown.

cd soldier that tho furniture hmllsec- 1~_B°S¢ B°°IU¢¢ 5W¢°t P¢fi3l"o`-100 Yard D¢\B|”l fill' BWS Fi'°"i

ii at-ii pun or. for .=i°v-:rt - A 1 " A ‘ . . : q i ears

ot D ~1 f 1 I' 1 Iorne Wlgginglon Primrose " I 9 1 12 Y ) idii:/s various People called at tlif-lg; -'llflx _C1353 Ui'idl?»9\°W“i 3. l'"'l 1. Reginald Mllilleilon. Albi0ll ,house and claimed odds and eiitlsllmn l)°"k"“‘l°""- Mi-~ H0179; 4. Ei- Cross; 2, Rfll’Il\0llll MHCDOFIIIIII. iiiiii ti-are if-fi iiiiiii fiimiiy ii... "fi M“‘=i100ii- Silf"i‘°°“f*~ Bridgetown: -3. John Morris. house was stripped of everythlni: Bridgetown; 4, llnroid Matheson, iiut the paper on tho walls. 5”- 4--5°" B°°i"°f MlX¢d Fl°W- Albloii Cross. . ‘ ,

.Furthermore the 'blind soldier nl- _ "9

llegvs that people would come to ,Cllg ‘-‘_\l9xA CNW- Plii"iiYZ9i0Wll; 2. (e)-100 Yard Dash' ‘lor Boys Over`

thc house at all hours or the diiy "ls 1"-J °""""~ ""ii`°9@1 3. Lil- 12 Years

I' and night asking i`or womenllllln D°"'k““‘l"”“f ML ll0l"‘i 4. LY' 1. ESi9ll Ciiiy. B\`ldR€i0WDI 2.

whose names they gave. mm* RMS- Bfldi10i°WU~ Elmer Matheson, Albion Cross; 3,,

The straw that Ibroke the camels Clement MacDonald, Primrose; 4, _

1 back according to ‘M’cFarlane, was 5"- 5-_5°“ P°"°¢ F|°W°i‘il\i| Donnie Acorn, Primrose. _

two hundred people present. The 2' Lula” D°ck°"d0i`ff. Mi- HODSI 3.- i’tli'd L. Cnntello,'Primrose; 3, Phil- tnbles were arranged very artistic- Nmmmi M“°L‘-’°‘l» st"“\hC°lii1- ip McKinnon and Norman McLeod, lilly _and the exhibits. Wlihmu "- Strathcona; 4, John Morris und; doubt, were i'nr superior than those s°°° 4_B°“ PH” °7 5 PN" Estin Clay, Bridgetown. ` of former ye,,rs_ 1, Helen Burdette, Strathcona;

Al the dose 0|- me Fan. remarks 2, Lilian Dockendorm Mt, Hope, g¢¢_ 17_1-¢ach¢|-|~ Race

were l\=\Sse<i by Mr. Cook and In- - _ 1, Miss Margaret G rdoii; 2, Mrs. specter Hynes, also Miss liarper, cl-A35 5'*cANN|NG Nellie Ross; 3, Miss Xiargaret Can- tciichcr nl' Domestic Science. Sec' 1'*’B"¢ Pl" 3"`“Wl’°i‘i'|°l tello; 4, Miss lielen Harper.

,Following is the prize L|st;_ 1. Jeanette Matheson, Bridgetown.

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Furnishing the i' home 3??

- with _silverware ""-.___

SK yourself these ciuestions before you

A purchase silverp ate: Is it attrac- / ` tive? Is it well known? Has it stood the _ 1

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test of ears? Is it the best of its_kind?i ,

Can other pieces be added later in .5116

same pattern?

This year’s celebration of the seventy;

fifth anniversary of “1847 Rogers Bros. » _\ answers “yes” tg the above iguestions. V,-' .Time has proved its quality, ‘its eairabilz - \ /-1 ity-and a wide variety of 'open - ~. f

patterns has long been one of its distinc-

tive features.

For any kind of a gift this year, “1_847

Rogers Bros.” is particularly appropriate.

gemembelr the Ecliateil 1847, tae 1? symbcgl of

t 't . sizei__w enyou uy.

nes qua i y nip, V _ See the attractive chests and psfl. bor aasortmenta at your d.ealer’e. No aetra

Mrvughvtl Ute lkninfvt

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Madame Tcztmzzillii’

Pays Qircszt 7/riilbiztizlc to .ez Qsziiezdilczmi Piano

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7`¢'irn:.':ini’.r llliisic Salon in Hcr lin/fini (farllc.

(lnc of tlic greatest lioiiors known to i;`|ic Caiiadiziii Music World is glV'€l1

in the ailiovc illiistrzilioii. l\i:ul:inic 'l`t~lrazzini, Soprano of World Fame, who has toured tiic ivorlil iii coiiccrl tours more than once wriiitcd ri piano for lier castle in Italy. She was not limited to clinicc- :is she lizid thc world to choose from-and siie knows practically cv<-ry good piziiin nmdc. /\l'icr coiisiricrable time in ap- praising the merits of :ill the pifiiios of the world, she liniilly settled UPOII the Hciiiiziiian. She piircliascd it on licr izist tour in Canada and upon ieving it slic wrote Yc (liilc Firmc Hciiitzmziii & Co., in part; "The Heimzmgm grin() naw ndoriis my drawing rooiii and is the zidiiiiratioii :ind envy oi :ill my musical friends. I :im in love with its bcziiitiful loiic and singing qualities. It arrived in such per- fect coiiilitioii that I had no need to call zi tuner."

_ 'This is only one of the many instances where Ye Olde lleiiiizman Pial10 is acclziiiiicd i_lic World’s Best Piano. The smile ‘lieniitifiil Heiiitzman Tone Pian0 now reposcs in our store in moderate case, at :i 'price you can zilford to pay. In fact, llcintziiiaii Pianos cost very little more than ordinary Marius. I

We shall be [floured to demoiislrair the Hcinlsman to you in

any film' ':i'i'llinili oI1ligu'iiun on your ffarl.

MILLER BRQS.

Piano Draiars Since i868. '

Charlottetown _- . _ -\ P_ E_ ,dana _

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