DE€§_M9Ei5 if ‘_9‘5 » . _ » THE cnARi.o'r'rs'rowN GUARDIAN ‘ - \ ' race saves 1

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The First Tea 'ever put on 'the-

market wtth a protected sellm

price printed on I

I Now for Xmas

Photos

but! black and white, life-sized hand nllished protl-alta in india ink and the populqr band-painted work in natural colors. -

Call in today and see some of the

styles. ‘

The Cook Studio

A Personal Thoufllt The _§_£_irit of the G vin#

Date _ _es the value of the gi What then could be more iltting than your portrait for the Christmas re- membrance To carry your simple_ message of friendships. A dozen portraits solve at once a doz- en perplexing gift problems. Make an appointment today at

THE' -BAYER STUDIO

For Your `

Christmas Photo _ -vlsl'r- .

The A. _ E. Lyon srunlo

Finest Work,Elegant Mounts Moderate Prices DON’T FORGET BABY

107 Queen St. Ch’town

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Direct Short Route

MARITIME PRO\¢ INCES

TO Montreal and West (IIAILY)

Lv. HALIFAX, 8 a. m. Lv. sr JOHN, 5.40 p. ln. _

FAST EXPRESS TRAINS Q MoNrni§'if`31§oRoNTo = Dsrnorr-cnicaoo

Electric Lighted Sleepers Compartment Cars

W.B_IIO\\’ARI),D.P.A.,('.P.R.,ST JOHN, N B. i.

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To Spend The '

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

STUDENTS' GIFT FUND

|.|s1' No. 27. `

teacher _ 2 '40

per Helen McAleer, teacher .50

Amount to date $1133

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RED CROSS. i

The Tyne Valley Branch of Red Cross Society have collected since_ organization, Cash $37.37. ii Amount spent in goods $23.37 while

wed

- sity of music-vocal, lnstru

mental, orchesitra, bands or readings, if you have a -

GRAMOHPONE

in your house

It is an excellent means of

affording entertainment' for the family, or for company.

We have the latest improve-

men_t_ of EDISONB famous mac lnes. Prices ranging from $40.00 to $150.00. - . We also carry a stock of over

your taste in music we can suit you.

Montague, - P. E. I.

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New isthsttnls topntili¥0\\i‘

Winters sap Dual, wnsa roads Irs QM, watt tins. and Prices lowes ~ .

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_.slr P/ws to yin this Province. ` `..,4oNs csnr ver word each in-

sertionfor advertising in this column

-..°'r. eonoonilvss is ouarainn Cash must ‘°°°n1l>sny order.

spresentative in Montague.

_..*A SIG DAY at Holmau’s, Sum-

..*o. F. 1'|EnNsv is Guardian re merlido. next Wednesday.

pregentative in Sourls. MEM. _ 1 ' 5513'12'4iii1i

...*MR3. JENKINS DEAD- The. ..*NEXT WEDNESDAY is Eastern

enbury, Oggrlottetown; T. H. on, St. Jo .

“ODO-R0-NO- this is what

need when dancing to prevent _

piration with its disagreeable

death occurred Tuesday morning of Shopping Day at Holman's, Summer-

Mrs. Emma Jenkins, Georgetown, in side. _

her 00th year. She was a woman of _ high and Christian qualities and her - .JSPECIAL TRAIN from Char- ( YI loss will be deeply regretted byalarge lottetown to Bummerside on Wednes- Bii"°fl (°i'°“ii°l'Y) iii circle of friends _and relatives. Sho day. December 8th. 5516-12-4m1i

leaves to mourn one daughter, Mrs. --

_Mary Lewis, of this town, and tive ..*8OClA|. AND BAZAAR. -- The sons. Richard R. Jenkins and Wallace Montague 'branch of the Women‘p W. Jenkins) of Georgetown: Perry Patriotic Association will hold a social 'gen Q and Ed__wa_;d`Jeniit_ns,__<_)f Bos; and bazaar in t_be Aéi_¢}_itorium, Monta-

ou. ass.. an eorge en ns, o gue, on Decem er 1 .

i_;<;_¥_lgusly_2l;$knowg_¢;lgg_¢;ne__ux$1123-47 i_;_lov_an, Sagli. Funergi too; £1228 ' at ~ 5035-11-30-Mtf.

school pol- william Dunn, ' °°°°" ‘""’d“"' °°' “ ' '

5516-12-4in1i

npll. (sl Mlllvnlt school, " E_l`Sl'Elill PEliS0lill.S _ nowss ci-iesrs

Pupils, St. Teresa school, per ...°Mr. J. M. Mitchell, Souris, re- EVGFY !ll'l'0li8li¢ 10 begin 9. dowel' _ Alice Goodwgm |_nncnn,._ 1_0() gumeqon Wednesday eynmng from 5 chest when she is about twelve years Pupil; Wogdggock gchoohpel- hugmegg 1,]-jp to Summgrgldg,--0, 0Id IEYB .U18 PIGCOTIBI REVIEW. H131 May T,.n|n°,._ tnncnet. 2_3() . --1 » is,.as soon as she can sow without as- Upton school (additional. all- _ _ ...°Dr. and Mrs. snnlilwood or- aistonce. tell the difference between

zabetll Mclinlny) pol- Ch", rivsd in sourls on Wednesday after a linen and cotton. and bo slven a de- P. Riley, teacher ' _10 honeymoon trip _to Halifax.-°. iiliiifi P1309 iii iii” i10i!l9 i0 R009 U10

Minn Llllinn McKenzie (music - -_ ' - things that shall be her very own.

student) city _25 ...'The following are registered at Whether B116 WSI' illnrfion 0|' D0!

` - _._'.- _the Cox Hotel. Sourls: H. R. Madiel, llliiiiel |10 diii9f°l1C°~ ill '-ill! tiny 02

-Bridgewater, N, 3,; My-_ and Mrs. business girls’ _ and bachelor maids

R, M, 31'A~wAy Harris, New York; N. R. Arnett, Hal- partments. it is quite conceivable

Sen-'y_.|.r:,__g ifgx; S, A. Hlltz, Halifax; J. N. Rat- that a girl who does not wish to mar-

' ' Bea- ry would have very good use for her

own household appurtances just the same. More and more professional wo-

you men find it convenient and desirable to pre- set up establishments of their own. and Even a stay-at-home girl likes to

annoying odor. This preparation have her own personal belongings in

the Ladies of the societymnve made keeps your hands, feet, armpits and daily use. and the time of the hall bed

intq the following at-;ic|'en;_ 22 nits body dry, cool and comfort.ahl%during room occupant can be made much pajamas, 15 surgical ahh-tn; 24 -nayow excessive excertion. Try lt. old by sweeter if it be brightened with a few slips, 3 doz handkerchiefs, 15 hot wat. The Two Macs, 149 Great George little accessories like bureau scarfs, er bottle covers, 272 mouth wipes, 71 Street- Mn' d“.i“"y wwe" ‘md simple c“"ai““ face cloths, 5 pairs socks, Donations. » ii'°"i the "°°““"° chest' _36 nnnd|en_ 15 Inn Home made .._._i,,._._... Why not have your daughter from candy, mah- socks ft-nn, M,.n_ Fannie WERE GROWING °L°_ early girlhood make and select things Williams, 2 pairs socks from Mrs. A. l- tg bg i“idh‘;“§g°;’f?gte_"‘;;_3§_::f';'_;iX J. McLean, Enmore.- (Pioneer gem _ 9 me 9 ,_ ' please copy.) Tbe(liTi:I)ll<¥:lsttIlil3ieEr¢litiIi;lI>lpYt evgnIide, to "begin housekeeping with? Why

The sweetest roses fall from off the “iii °h°°“" "' *’i’°°i“l "mb1e'“_“ ms” °'

th d I . .I I t,

Love 'ri-iou 'mv LAND The __’ii°;il_M__gB on emu cannot B gcc? nhgygrglizho hows?

-_ ai" ` i t l th t 1

Love thou thy land with love far- hide- and work o t in 0 every D ace B S

b ht v And We are pa/“mg too away "ke laid away. What a delicate personal "mg ’ ' _ _ ’ ' touch you could obtain by always em-

From out the storied Past, and used'. them- _ nmtdertng n wneatn n gen,-_de.|is_ 0,-

Wiithin the present, but transfused `W@'l‘€ Sl'0Wili8 01d- E group- of nnttermén on an yon, nn,

Thm' f“t“"° time by i’°Wei` °f th°“3ht' derwear or linens’ lt is little individ-

I wa -had ‘mr dreams’ those rosy ual notes like these that give a wo-

True love tnrn'd round on fixed poles, dl‘°lllllB Of Y0lltll! m_m.s clothing dtntinctinn and cnnnnn

Love, that endures not 'sordid ends, They faded Rnd 'i-Wes Weil- Thi! iii' As n niece nt ormnnny ned,-nnnt fu,-_ F” English “a"“"es' heemen' ' tepprime’ niture for every woman the red cedar

friends' Ham brought “S “med h°p°s; and yet dower chest is invaluable. it provides

Thy brothers and immortal souls. i0l'B00!l1. I ce to store the nnrtng newlng as

We drop a tear now in this later ;' Pt” it _B om leted to tuck out of

Nor toil for title, place or touch time, M as c D tn; d 1 n at Pension. neith_;ar conéit t:_n.p_ral_se; To think we’re old! :lil Y_f_f“:il;_etnté1g’le‘;_§;)at B van g ‘n§ct'tu§$ grows o guer on a er nys; - _ d bl

Nor deal in watch-words' overmuch. We smile at th se D001' fili1Ci0B Of file at mmwinter sales an go "sem e

past P the needful travelling outfit ready for

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E’en now we hear with inward strife A sudden smile, also akin to Dlilli 3:;€“$:;2:iZ]';c&;§.ignnnt lint: nent; “B13

A motion tolling in the gloom- Those high desires, those purposes so the only place to pack away the wint_ The Spirit of the years to come vast, er clothing during the worm weather,

Yearnlng to mix himself with- Life._ Ah, our poor heart! They cannot A th for a dowel. chest in nn

_ no er use

come again m b _

Oh yet, if Nuture’s evil star ` We're growing old! a 5 \ °x

Drive men in manhood, as-in youth, ___________-_____. To follow flying steps of Truth _ Old Well, the heavens are old; the

Across/ the brazen bridge of war- _ earth ls, too; BAROME1-ER READ|~gg

Old wine is best, matured fruit most ____

lf New and Old, disastrous feud, _' sweet! ' f mt p0y's

Must evel; shock, like armed_f0es`. Much have we lost, more gained al- _,b'_f_P_fm§2‘;“§Fuit:;‘:tg,?;E?_?_ Z Alla this be true, tiiifrlrnc shall though 'tis true - - tc has been nbnnl

' barome r

close We thread liie's way with most un- . 1' If the 30 l has

That Principles are rainrd in blood; wct,__|.tn|n t-n_,_,_t; 0_d_ l_t_s_;r_l;_d;l;_;r_3:_5\_;3_tg_:_1_:;_ n:i;_l:;_i:1i__ on _i_‘_g___g important to behr in mind the fact that

_ e e grow g . d d p

Not yet the wise of heart would cease. _ » While ;_i;‘;o¢_l;‘;‘;_m°”;;‘g' !gg:,_£_';,ent°;l:y_

To llolgt his hope thru- shame and W; lnove along__anél scatter as we pas; ggsshetly “m_th_9"te;.|y wtnd_ 0,. lens

Eli . o t graces, en er opes on eve _ '_ ~ » » .

But with -his hand against the hilt, _ nnnd_ _ wl:_l_d_,dllas rain or snow may be ex

Would pace_ the troubled land, like At 1nnt_ mth nt-ny.n_t,-naked hah- md D¢2_,__6__ me _______________y_ H a _,an taken

Peace’ - ' ii°"9W time f - ' place with a rising thermometer and

We step across the boundary of the 8 wind and min

Tomorrow yet would reap today, _~ . 1 d increased _d“mP“ 5°' _ t_

As __v;'_<:___ wear the blossom of the; ___ v_v|;;.e___,nnn are om! _ ,:1v|_¢_;_y__bl;o?_l;§e_¢_;t__s:_¢_\_ f_l_°_o|1;__t__ii_|:__:_i:_l;ltl;__::3_

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_ _ morn well the thrifty months, nor ° ""' Y |_.:t__t;l_ll__wlth n low horolncter ioretells Lo n g er I IRM, Haste nn" ,inter to Dn1ny_ _ _ 3. ‘;When the barometer ls rather be-

' ' -'i`°i“iYi°“- Does euurme csuss mum l°W- it” °i"ii““’Y “°’ii‘“' “Y dw" '°

_ nent- 29% inches (sea level) a rise

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.- - ` - . an in its

' does; but facts do not bear out the-_leieiilgifggfrgzdtag ';(f_,\1hwgnerd_ or belief. - Mr. Elgie, the author and _ i7°_° _.___ b___t__When_“ has been _very Publisher of “Star and Weather Goa- _£55 igbéut 29 ____ me mst "ning

a sill." relates that in the SPrinK of 1911 -_‘:_‘_:;___y precedes ar, indicates strong

the then First Lord of the Admiralty _v___d___t "mes heavy nq“nnn___tt.ntn

- ° was asked by Lord Dalrymple whether' nt ht n vin,

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_.___ ' °°"'y °“t their heavy sun pmmce ' in eather if the thermometer

tn 1 5 mprov g w

We have had so many inquiries ggugga?'eit,.°‘::t;§ta:nZ°,x:§1(§,?,1peing-.I'ails; but if the warmth continuignt.

lately regarding Eczema and other It tn t it lrobably the w_ind will back (Sli skin diseases, that we are Slad _to g°';__:_e_“if:t,h';‘:l°x;=,ee egnfrtint genvy lgainst the suns course). Bild iii°i'°

make our answer public. After careful Wm _ ____ _ms germ, ‘Mn tn the southerly or south-westerly wind will

investigation we have- found that a. ;“ 'mm Eomgluna ,, S |'ollow, esp_sclaily if the barometer rise

simple wash of Oil of Wintergreen. as llflll K y' It d: ...rn t 1; sudden. compounded ln D. D. D. Prescription. n°T2:i£l_::g ltgzf r°{’h€ mms c?_i_;’Be__‘:_ ‘_ ...Phe mont dangerous shifts _ot can be relied upon. We would not make _ _ Th Wt ter montnn are wind, or the heaviest northerly ga es,

this statement to our patrons, friends ii°“"'Y i`“ “ 9 n cu t to ‘lappen soon after the barometer ilrnt

Drop into our store today. Just ug- gigs; ;___l_*_i;i‘;";__‘}_i_t_i_ii° _;n°§,'°,';‘n,,,_§’,,,, _ho nolgllt ofthe hnrolnctsl tnnn by it: n. M. sTS_i_i_t_i_¥_vAY.

-.- Ellis _ talk over the results of this wonderfu D _ 19n_ wmch __ad_____e m_nouucc_ _,ming or __mng_ Nnt,nt.tne|enn_

ited to target pra ce ow nS _ t- r if the

“nd nemhbors "me" we were sum iliiwub d weather Summer is general- files ii'°m °' "°"i'1°W Wm ' °

of it-and although there are many so-- 9 “ ' _ tn t .wind 'veers gradually. at some time

200 RECORDS. No matter U called Eczema. remedies sold. _we our- 3’_e‘i§_‘;'_‘_’_i_fg_:r:’d ’R*_‘_'_‘_‘;’_‘:_‘:_v‘:;'"'_’_‘_’ mo§_|,"@,-wal-dn," ___

selves unhesitatingly recommeiid'_l_). D. _table erlods for tnrget nrnnttceg' 5. “indications of approac ng D Prescription. All druggists have D. Sli P __ __ d Mr El ie mem ,nnnge nt weather and the dll-action _l

_ D. D.. 25c.. $1. .On the ot er an - 5 S tt" -.nd force of winds are shown less by Amount to date $1141.23

Prescription. Ask als0 Hlwlli D- D- D- “yt amxed to tt tnnt --the tnnnde,-_ height of more than 30 in. (at sea lev-

Soap. _ glgndhcharge nad the enact ot n,.tnn_ al) is indication of fine weather and

E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, _ ,_ _ moderate v.-ln¢1,except rom east to A

Charlottetown. mg-dd°‘z“.n.'e aainnngtgilti, BM, ebégise north. occaslontlly." ' .

in' D' D' I’ ’_”“d" '.“ C“““d“) ¢T'th‘cnei;¢ffi°‘thlIt "in his forty' yearn’ .°' "A "”’mlr".° °‘ttlIl<l'lerba:ig'w”l‘l3l'hl'f:.

cx erience of un iirin be f°°i°5 “M9” ed we" ’ “

` _ practical D ,K 3 _gh trary; as likewise a _ 'I . 1. `_ l.=_-»~`1d.9a@‘ hm “_°I_'°lr kr°`I3` ;h‘;;'y,.$;cIi"g° M l;lt3¢tly.bgroir'I:IIer when continued, and

__;_____ _ ___ _ ___ ____ fail in ir ni! ni 0 tt e - _ 3 _ with dryness, foretells very fine weath

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- -. . - '.' _ "~. ` D I' snow. Alternate rising and sinking in- 1-,. 1-mt, Hn". nu 1»n|nk mo", .~."~'iii-7',“'.Q1-":`5="i" I 'K | Ixishogidellfglilfalglhnilssli-tihoI3'iIloIlo Mgr: ii°°i°l \\n°°iii°‘i °i‘iiii'°“i°iii“¥ -"mi" y Wnvy and bsgntifnl at :msn ' 7 3 T ` I' ' 9?( ‘-

~ :ww ""' 1, ll | [9 `

_ W ._7 .__. It is, I know. say! Mr Eg _

gy ’7-/ \» " often advanced in support of the gun Pi'-' __ d _mi .mm mn ___ B ,

h . _ -' ' nl-ing and rsiantlleory that torrential 7- A i'iilii'i-“ii °°» in -

‘_ '_ ` ~" ` ~. -'-r’ down ours marked the Waterloo “Iii °f "°"“7 Wenher “nd mi” °r “_-

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where the wind generally umps round from the south-west to the northeast. without either "vaering" or “backing."

THE MiilKiiS` e

CH’TOWN MARKETS

Corrected on 'ruesds and Friday)

8!-34

Butter (Tub) lb. 28 Eggs. doz. -

Beef lb. (retail)

Fowls, lb. '

Chicken, lb.

Hay (pressed) ton Straw (pressed) ton $0.00 Pork, lb .10 Turnips, bus. 13 Potatoes, Reds, (bus.) .53 Potatoes, bus. 56 Oats, (white) (bus.) .43 Oats, black (bus). .46 Beets. bus. 35 Carrots. bus. 35 Wool. lb. 00 Parsnips. lb. .1 Geese (per pair) lb. 12-13 Ducks (each) lb. 12-13 Hides ‘ 14-15

S’SIDE MARKETS

Buckwheat. bus. _ 75-90 Butter (dairy) lb. 24-27 Butter (creamery) lb. 30-32 Calf skins, lb. 13 Eggs (fresh) doz. .40 Hay (loose) ton 9.00-10.00 Hay (pressed) ton 10.00-13.00 Chickens (dressed) lb. 12-16 Hides, lb. 14 Lamb pelts. each 40-60 Oats (black), bus. 47 OMS (white). bus. 45 Potatoes. bus. 57 Straw (pressed) ton 6.00 Tux-nips, bus. - 20 Pork (organs attached) lb.‘ 7%-9% Viflleat. bus. 80-1.00 Wool, lb. 25-40

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10--12

9-10

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BOW EARLY OATS.

Hot. moist weather at the time the

oat crop is filling and ripening great- ly reduces the yield and quality of grain. The character of weather pre- vaillng during the last half of June and the first half of July determines in a very large degree the character of the oat crop.

It is not possible to influence the

weather, but the time of ripening of the oat crop can be controlled to an extent. The earlier the crop can be harvested, the less is the likelihood of encountering hot weather when the grain is filing, and there are two met- hods by which the date of oats harvest can be advanced.

Early seeding is important and

there is no danger of seeding too early provided the seed-bed is properly prepared. if the seed-bed is so pre- pared'that all of the seen can be cov- ered to the proper depth, a. freeze will do no damage. it is the seed that is scarcely covered. and, therefore, comes up quickly and is shallow rooted, that is injured by a late freeze.

The second method consists in sow-

ing early or medium varieties. Especi- ally have they been found best in seas- ons that were more or less unfavora- ble for oats, in this connection it is

in the corn belt the majority of seas- ons are not most favorable for oats. Corn thrives best when bot, humid weather prevails throughout June and l July. The 'most favorable season for oats furnishes cool, dry weather at that time. Since the majority of seas- ons are not most favorable for oats, it is the safer policy to grow varieties which yield well in unfavorable sea- sons, even though other and later var- iety. By so doing the chance for a use both an early and a medium var- ieties may seem slightly superior in an exceptionally good oats year.

In cases where a large acreage of

good yield is increased and the grow- er is enabled to harvest his entire oats is grown it is an excellent plan to chop at the proper time.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

STUDENT'S GIFT FUND

LIST N0. 28 Previously acknowledged $1133.08 Pupils (10) Wood islands

East Shcooi, per Flora M.

Cameron, teacher

Pupils (14) Grand View school- per George E. Harris, teach- el' 2.00

Pupils (23) Kelly's Cross school, per George Smith

and Mary Hagan, teachers

Pupils (15) Little Harbor

school, per Margaret S.

Cheverle, teacher

3.10

1.75

1.30

Treas.

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"A I A ‘ ° derlie them For instance No. 2refsrs » s . ' »» ‘ ~» 1-4-~.» ~ . ' ‘ I V I I ` I to the sllllrosch of a cyclone from the .‘ I . » A ~ i "

- - ` _ _ _._.;_'. mild climate of the Atlantic: the lstter ' 3 "" * ‘ ` . _ . _ '_

_ . ' l>-rt ctr-1° No. 3 refer- to the ww- 1 ‘i 1 Glvesn Helping '

_ » _ _ er at the centre of an intense cyclone, ‘ I 1 _

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ter is pknty. Leave f.hs_eloth¢s_ this preparation for Ido hours- f nd attend to other housshbld

_ " ' " duties. Aftsrthe_timsisup,you

! __ willie sandal! tosss bow nhdbv

_,_-___7,;.J ._ __ _ _ ~___ _ ‘ _ -F" the dir! diseffasrs-aa_rl without

l»_|l/ li'.'-:W _ ' _ ‘.., » the use of the destructive wash-

_. ` `-- soars. ,

ASEPTO cleans belief than soap-is a harmless, odofku, anlvlrrplic l

soap powder. Costs but 54:, a package, at all discerning grocsrs.

fiisr:1>'ro...`f".‘3$’...

~ Manufactured by the Asepto Mfg. Co., St. Iohn, N.B.

W Athi ' ?

i Christmas Baking

Your reputation as a good cook, and the

success of your Christmas baking depends on the quality of the flour, spices, fruits, essences and other ingredients you use

Here you will find everything you could

possibly need-all of a quality, purity and freshness that assures the success of your holi- day baking.

__ -and NOW is the time to select your sup- ples.

Fresh Fruits

These fruits are fresh, and as good and_ clean as you could desire. Everything needful ls here- new raisins, cuarants, seedless raisins, aprlcots, peaches, figs, dates, apples, lemon peel, orange peel, citron peel.

A wide choice of the best pastry Hours,

baking povlhder, soda, cream of tartar, nut- other

megs, pure avoring extracts, pastry, spices. curry powder-and everything that will Needfuls

make your baking the succes it should be.

’ I Phone If you can- We a re Prompt _ii

150 not _call, or lf proud of Deuvery lt ls more out: prompt _ convenient, phone your delivery servlce.Orders

older. Telephone ord- are delivered i° iiiil’

ers are given the same part °f the city prompt

prompt and personal at- ly on the time r°mls`

_ _ _ _ ed. Put our Jzzlivery

tentlon as individual department tg the test,

calls. Use the phone. It is at your service. I

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123 Queen Street J

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