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THURSDAY ' ' ' .

A||PE'|'|1'E GN!" SUPREME 60ifR'l’.--The Supreme _ ' __ . ~

Yesterday was Dollar Lay in Chai' Court W suns” yesterday ‘mb ---~ I

- __ Iottetown and a decidedly lively day _» _i_€.._.,c“ 296! .Thodé Hmm, ma. in ` ` \

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preciated the same was Y Qs, g the rapid manner in which the sooal an exceptionally great work this fégtiumtgr ang, Qggidghkot Cthemf, dl; _X ___ _

It was around the stores which were- ' ' ' __ ~ ' -- ' . - ' ’ -. _ _ _

thronged with shoppers There were B-ellevl troubles of the-stomach, ‘;:_h;_§m:,¥_`u?n;?”“??);°~‘=__ _:gg .2 :_ _ f _ __ _ _' _ '_ `: exceedingly good values offered by liver bowels, and correcting lou with ‘__“___ of camp Judgment was 1 ix! ir o -_ _~'___E_ , _ h_ ___

th' h ts nd that the people ap- or run-down conditioned all weak- l ' _ Y ' ` _ _

e mere an a e___d________d b B Hood,s Sa__s“D_______aii__ d_____ reserved. D. A- MOKinnou, K. C., for _- _ , - _,___ -V_ _ __ ____.. __ ”"_ __ __ were travelling across the counters. yegr, when s_o many need its won- [gland frelephone C°_ vs_ Sternsf “cf “B H ` "’ - ;_ 'A ` 1'., _ ` _/ __

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R.R. No. 4. Gilbert Plains, Man.

“In the year 1910, I had .‘\'rrr‘i/us

I’r0s/ration in its worst form ; was reducctlin weight from 170 pounds io 115 pounds. '

The doctors had no hope oi' my

recovery, and every medicine I tried proved useless until rljricml' z`na`na'd me lo lake “}<`rln'/-aJizirs”.

I _began to mend almost at once;

and after using this fruit medicine for ii or 4 months, I was back to my noriniil state of health.

Incver had such good hgnigh for

twenty yearses I have enjoyed the past six years. We are never without a box`of ‘Fruit-ivtives’ in the house".

JAS. S. DELGATY.

50e. A box, 6 t`or$‘2.50, trial size 2.5¢.

At all dealers or sent postpaid on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tive; Limited, Ofturl. `

A - .».i»i‘"ifEiErli"’.Iii‘E-.'fil£h.'*j‘~°i

elyea and McNiece

COST ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS

General, Municipal and Corpor- n ation Auditing and Systematll-

ing.

coNsui_1'ANTs` oN'

verninent and Civic income xes. Manufacturing Cost

und Edlciency

‘ Ofllce and ‘Phone Connection

St. John, Moncton. Amherst..

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__lliionssi0Nn Chips

DR. CLIFT _

CHRONIC DISEASES

CURATIVE TliEA'i`MENT by the

month in advance. Purdy Station Westchester Co., N. Y., U. S. A.

HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW.

t-332-5-20Mtli1Aug20pd.

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sees.-lens.. essen-

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Dr. K. W. Mcliinnon

VETERNARY SURGEON Office, 139 Kent Street Opposite Moreli Hotel Telephone 764

6900-5-23M3mos.

J. D. STEWART. ii. C. Barrister, Solicitor und

llotnry Public

Newson Block, Charlotteto

Branch Office, Georgetown

Money to Loan on Real Estate

MARK R. McGUiGAN, B. A.

Barrister Solicitor etc., Money to Loan Cameron Block

S. S. HFSSIAN Barrister, Solicitor -Notary Public, ere.

, MONEY T0 LOAN

Montague. P. E. I.

7 YiiililBUilT0ll"&lSl-IMI

Barrlnters, Attorneys, Notary Pub

by Rev, Mr. Heaney, Cornwall.

pleased.

ilazvllirook, 1'. Ia. l.

She was in her seventleth Y¢‘i1\`-

Iieceased had been confined to her lionie for months and during all hor suilering was ever patient and -csigned. All that medical skill and kcn_,_| nursing conlii do proved of no :lvilil Shi- was always ready io lend a help- ing hand iii sickness and will be great- ly missed in her lioinc and community.

Sho ieave~_; to mourn her hlislmnll

rliree sisters, Mre, John B. Poliilril Portland, Me. lf. S1 Mi's Susan Mlirray, llilnstaffaiiiige. Mrs William \V. Jilli-

Thc i'uin‘rnl service was conducts.

eloquent sermon, suitable to the casion. “Faithful Unto D€'»\tll" WHS the subject of his discourse, i

The afternoon season began at 2.30

p. in. and was largely attended. The

ra-ports of the Grand Master, Grand Sm-rotary, Grand Treasurer and Grand Lecturer were presented and indicate

ii very steady and substantial increase

lic, Etc.. Solicitors for Canada Bank

Association Bank of MontresI,Can ada. Permanent Mortgage

~~*~t|on. . -

iltillsoii s nurrr

ltrnptcrs and Attorneys Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canad

MONEY T0 LOAN.

Corpor-

l|cL£lll 6': li:lll_lill0ll

Barrister: Attorneys-at-law Office Royal Bank Building

~ Charlottetown, P. I. I.

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i 1 ii g mean is Bsungv __

' _ W. I. llntloyf K.iC.

larrlstor and Attorney-at-lava

MONIY T0 LOAN Office-lsnk of N. 8. Miamlllrl

in inombers, and an unusual interest taken in ilu- proper cxeinplllication oi thc iicgrcc work throughout the entire jui'l.~nliction.

-SPECIAL SERVICE.-A special

si-.rvlcn under the auspices of the Nat- ional Service Committee was held in thu I’i~esbytf»rian Church, North Bede fiue on Sunday evening June 15th with thu olijvct ot' presenting to each soi- divr in connection with the congre- gation n gift of n Bible engraved with his nunife and rank. Rev. W. A. Mac- Qiinrrie suitably chose as his test thc 20th and 21st verses oi` the 28th chap- icr i_i` (lcnei-its and preached a very appropriate and impressive sermon. iii- iniiinnted that the vow of Jacob might have been the vow of each sol-1 ilicr and spoke in feeling terms of those who will not return. After tht- sernion the chairman of the National Sf-rvlvu (Wiiiiiiiittce, Mr, Frank ‘Mont goin:-ry as asked io present the Bibles ns i-in-li nnnic was called. Tliere are 31: iiaiiics on the Honour ltoll of the <'h\iri-h. Home of these boys have not yr-t 1':-tiirin-d and five of them have glvcn tin-li' lives in the terrible strug- gle. Their Bibles were given to their pair:-ni_~i or some member of their fam- ily, Mr. (‘lcnicnt (Turruthers sang that iieniitlfiil solo "I-Ioniclanil” and the choir also rendered music approp- riate to thc service.

WEDDING BELLS.-The Marriage

of Miss Nellie Trainer, daughter of Mr. iiiiirlck Trnlnor of Hope River, to Qiiarter-master iumes J. Wilson, M. M.. st. Peters na-y, son or Mr. John Wilson, was solcmn_l'_z_erI at an ieariy hour yesterday ir_i_ ‘St. _Dunstaifs

was attended by her sister Miss Char lotte Trainer, who wore a most be

and linen from the Mechanical Stall of the Patriot Publishing Company. where the -bride was 'formerly employ- ed and where she was deservedly pop-

iwlth the 26th Battalion oversee

ilaryihfcddfli heartily c

ment in which he won e cyrmin bride. Afterthe cerernony_ ij, an Mrs. Wilson left. by the asrlytrai

_lined States and Canada -

Cathedral. (iliarlottetown. ltei/L_F‘tithei~ Maurice MacDonald'ofllcia'tlng. The bride looked lovely in n gown of Vic- torv blue silk. with hat to match. She

coming costume of blue. The groom was supported by one of his former comrades in arms, Mr. Reginald Walsh, of Mt. Stewart. Many gifts were` received including a sliver service

r'o.';'?r:m

have recently arrived from _Schofield , . . . Barracks, Hawaiian ilslands, to spend H°°d B Puls give prompt “her WSWING TH; wEsT____The many

the summer here with her parents, D ’ _` " __-. ~ ` _ Lend . . _ _. ` _ " _ _ '-_,»{ -_ » _ ' _'_ Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Campbell and :_’;_i§'"‘_’_‘;B "‘f0_?°;‘;‘;f‘ J__v_g:_’_:i‘;_,'f‘ §["c‘Leod_ d¢t°rmll§¢0- .. _ _ _- _ _~ .“ _-1' - ____ _=j_ __ _ Sister Miss Amlle C““‘9b°"' at Du' ._ ' ' » will be pleased to hear of their safe Th' whc-an “spd .ln mining h "'_ ' /'I 4 &“|&*""'T 'I 'I

lillglflll. P- E- I- H" ““sb““d' Major - FMDAY lrrlval in Vancouver B. C.. after' it “Beaver” Fl0ul' are aillli Z'¢¢l'-' ' _ D I i ~ I

H* A' -("’l‘°i"““' uf me Umwd Sun” ' ' very pleasant trip. On their way they dill in f My J A

“mv Me“““‘ "°“”" ‘S "’“’°°“"1 ‘° cHii_o's NAnnow ESCAPE-The visited relatives and friends in Boston, “T °P°'°f_"“g°si°. ' ' ' y _ .

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defendant Old ICCC

eternal w' . . - _ ~ _ , » _ _ ,-

,_ _ ,. . _ _, . . ._ lg. part ol tho ciniuiloui she got- ._ ear o if . _.

of \\idnesn.i, May Ab., Fiisa t hai d i __ _ _ _ ohne ____Iy _O be nm mm ____ __m_mi0m 01 an address and param “_

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MRJAS' S' DELGATV' lnxluwd WH" Ut ( harm’ P0nm.‘d,i`|u.“.:|zi passliig carriage. She received ii bad Iiresslve in a small degree of his \

daughter of thc_late James Chan ii _____________ ____ _“___ _______ _____ some what’ friends nppmchmou of mm_ Sgt Mc /,I _

anon; inn race, 1-equii-ing several silt-;i100_¢_l is_ that _ty_p0 of yo\1_i_\_s ;_nfm_- `-.. %

ha in 8 up_ mo wi ci our sand can a ora / ~ /' _

C q on to lose and we hope at no distant date. ` % / -Baines sHowER .- A nnsrei- .;_‘_‘_*:§v""l__‘_;‘_‘;Y ‘°"‘“"' if’ “mi” in his we kn°w._-- " `

lam-ous shower 'wus given at the home ° '

of Mrs. R. Il. Morrisoli, Suiiiiiioisidv. -_ i f . __ _ ,- Monday evening in annul- nr Miss] The Grand Lodge or Freeinasons rom years and years of experience-]ust how much w¢S¢¢m S ri

- - fri--mi--iii ii~i Png

Nora .\ii~intyl'e who is to lic an im- 0 \'"<-C 1 “DN Siiiiil 00110 U* U wheat t add to th __ h - t O - . h _

ummm mcmbul. in an interesting ii very successful and largely attend- _Q _C C 0lC¢S Il(3l°10 WlI\t¢l'. W C2(--I0 Oblalll

event on Wednesday. A most pleasant eil iw” ‘l_“Y5_5_i?_Bl‘_’_? y_‘_’_§!e'_‘€_‘:_y Il'lC dCSll'¢d Stfeilgfll. '

evening ol' dancing and music was 1190"- Tie 0 W Z 9 pent bv the large niilnlici presviit 0lTl"€l'S i'0i` tile (‘lI\‘i'6l\‘l Yea?"-°_""'

nd a dainty lunch ol' ict- ere-.ini and _ _ ___ , __ :Ike was served '1`heprescntslieap- ulgzy) J‘lm(“S Mcnouguu Gund

d out glass. sliver. china, ttc , “____m__

i John McNevin-Sr. Gr. Warden.

NOON WEDDING.-One of the prei --WEDL'\iNG BELLS.-An _eveiit :_-i E A_ H0me__Gr_ Tr€,nsm,er_

iicst June weddings of the season look i lunch into_rost look place at _.SL 1 alll s | E_ .I._ (.nr,mnen_Gr_ Sem.etm_y_ place at the residence of Mr. and (h“|"'l’- °“mme"si‘l"'- 9" “°d“e5d“y_ |ltev,) 'I‘.‘ F. Fullerton-(ir. Chap- .Vlrs_ Nelsoii ltattenbury yesterday ’“°"“l"g “'h“f‘ »M` ` 1"‘"""_ M°l""yre'l;;ilii. _ win-ii their daughter Miss Maud was “Hd MP- 1-""(0Yl_*°- *ff “""'9d in ‘“_""'l .l.M. Marley-Gr. Lecturer. . united in liiarrillilr. t0 MY. G90\`l§9 W- ring” by y' J' ' M“I"°““‘ Um ’l‘. Gordon Ives-Sr. Gr. Deacon. lit-aid of Sunimerside, Rev. R. G. Fill- b"m9 Wu” ‘1" "ed H' 3 mwy bm” silk; A. F. McNeill--Jr. Gr. Deacon.

inn oihciiiiiiig. The bride looked ex- with hm i" ““““'h ‘md “'“*‘ “"‘*“d°dl Sydney Grey-Gr. Mnrshailf i~t-eilingiy nice in a becoming gown bl’ Mis” |"""" McD°“g“"' the gr°°"‘i <`. Ernest McNutt-Sr. Gr. Steward. ni' navy blur goo:-gi-tid and satin and “P5 “t'“"“““ by Mr' L90 ‘L Law," | li.H. Rogers-Jr. Gr. Steward. vnrrii-d n boquct oi' Lilies of the Val- 'nie himpy C°“Dl_‘*, ‘°ff_ U" “ "wi A. Montgomery-Gr. Standard ley. The i:ei‘ciiiiiiiy which was witiiess- mmugh the M‘,"mm‘.’ imvinfws “nfl i Bvurcr,

In ld of the on returning will reside in buininoi-I K. I l_idst0ne__Gr Sword Hemel,

cd bv ilie iinineiiiatc ei s_ _.le__I _ .. _ . i`:iniil`v was followed by congratulat- W ' “ , L‘. Mcilonald-Gr. Puraulvant.

ilnlifax and the nnapc . . - < _ -___ -_ _ _ \~,,1“u\,1.. an-ny of presents told of the 1011 Wl@f`0 1 °-Y Wil C0ll‘lD0te in tie. A toucIiing_funéral ceremony was iinpuinrny nf me young couple, among if;f;’___;_‘X0 <¥\_>’S lffilfiilil °'_i___J\;i_Y-_1St_""__l!§i1i_1l held 0n_ Sunday afisriioeii 15th which were severnlsuhstuntlal checks =~ i_- U2 \;>i_S0s lvlo \0ir_“0I` _-ylllst of Paul Arsennult son of Loan .ind a beautil'ul sliver service fi'oni_iiiQ S110? .\re_ _o ov_\_s.-_ ur_ (_ol0n_0 _b. Arsunanlt of St. Chrysostome. De- ,.mI,1(,y..(.s U( _\i_ Rain-nhiii-y Ltd, Phe -_-- -__%___\\<ii td .i ini e Luo necks _fli.o_!L-cnscii who was thirty years of age (_“_mlia“ join in extending feucimt. i_n ... 4% but has since been laintlwas ir returned soldier having arrived ,,,,,.,__ ` {_Y0iil Hn llililfy. Helell R. 2.10'/ie haf-ion the island about January last. Hu

G0" lllilvri ill 2.22. Angus Dillard wiis disabled being compelled to use

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Lion of the Grand o ge o "rec am _ _ '_"_ ' _ _ 5 " ‘ i _ . . ' -f ;¢"::“i..::;..ti:ii;i1°‘iI;i';:‘:.i‘..“‘i§.2@i;.:sir.:.';"1.1'..‘;'S.:‘°;i'§I§..‘:.‘:.i:; iz island inet and opened in ampe orm - ' _ _ ___ " __ '_ _ _ ,_ _ ' » _ _ _ » ‘ isis. 1:22. ';:;:.ii;.‘:.;fr;; .‘;“i..°‘i. i:.‘i‘°3;.."f..!:::2 i;*i.‘1i.S.‘:.‘”:‘.:; ::.:t;‘i::‘ :it 11 o'¢-_lock There was a urge ani ' ' ‘ ~ ' " ' ' “ ‘ ' --

_ ' Belliveau or Moncton lease of the l it was found necessary to operate on

i~i-prcsoiitiitive gathering of Delegates _ _ _ . _ 3 _ _ _ is 1 "f ‘vhmn came mn" di-Hmm parts of i'g'ii'; one ii- before the Maja- yreii 3 'ini 'liter Irotra tedmllnns hy the Province by “ma Laughlin M0' io‘thegwar lle usirillv took 'ilwavla ht( the Chaiilottethwi lh gsit le Kinmm' Most wnrsmpml Grand Must' "str'ii"' that rotuinel be'ii'in 'tilt--l-it Mr l"iul Ar‘ ailt 0 pin ti I; 0'" prUSid""i` .The Grand Marshall' token? of victory lct(ns lid e he will I cl'i?:sod‘\vith tliehilzllilelii ligiixoeslsinytlie Sidney Gray, immediately formed the ‘ ~ 1; ~ P “‘ f ' m_(__thl.(,_n ‘H m.o__(,SSi0n and they do better than anticipated. great struggle the only difference mari-hed to St. James Presbyterian _ '

,_i_»_i;.___in:___i_.;_i_\_\_iiv__i“(_1f_\:_§‘§f_'_i”"5“,f{’(f‘“ min- iinnginer nr_ Mr. Peter craig oi n-i`\e_re nenenn Mcnenn attended me patch, starc etc. are _ '

_______d "___ w_m______ the P. in. I. liailway,_ilad a narrow closing exercises of Gordon College. ound by dlcmlcal _ - .

l ' escape ii lew days ago. bhc was runii- In Montreal they were the guests 0! ta . i

___,`,0rth wmBhh.(, ing .uio~i~\ Lower Queen Street and Mr George McLeod and spent some ts' . it _ _ - .- ___ 2 _

‘M her 'mme A ‘ ian inniwillately in fi ont of an auto days in seeing the principal places of Z/ '“` "

time l>“SS‘°‘i l"f“L“‘f“"Y “WW "’ ‘.““` ‘ - - -i i 1' i - i t ti th t it _ Pi i th i 1.- - /\ rs £-

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it was 11 deciiieflil' S\1¢°°"f“i__dD°““_; dei-ful_ curative and tonic, recon- iinn for amount due on telephone ¢2VCl° Flour ls as uniform

Day and all concerned seem we structive and restorative effects. rental Judgment was given for amount in “ant asa mi t dh ll

It often succeeds where other rem- giainied Gaudet, K C for plaintiff. q y n C V¢ di) 31' ._

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dies totally fail. Get it today and Johnston & Inman for . i "= it "

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` Véifgggs ;:S";LY_E M31; (R(:b)en begin to take it at once. ,. tour: adjourned to meet Monday at Its Fo t. _ .. __ ~ _~ » - /f _ ____-74/) . ¢.

" ’ ' - In sluggish liver and headache, 11 a. m. ' _ _ P_ POI' IOIIS RFC HS 11CUl.}_1_f~_r‘_--_I1-~._ i_,..._._._ _,_ .- » _ i ». _',._ . ` .

ately iixed, and as sciehtiiically"" ~ ' _ ‘ ' '. .f

Equally good for Bread and Pastry: ' [Milled of 'Blended Wheat.

'I`his_ is why “Beaver” Flour always gives good results-why it "°‘i“‘f°S 1°” Sh0l'¢¢1l1Hg-_Why everything you make with it.-has a

iiavopr that__you cannot get with 'western spring wheat Hours. Try Beaver Flour yourself for both Pastry and Bi-¢ad_._y°u'||5nd it cqually_good for either, and best for both.- Remember, to insist ond

having ‘Beaver Flour-the original blended wheat flour.

DEALERS--wnie for prices on Feed, Course Grains and Cereals. THE T. H. TAYLOR C0. LIMITED - . ' CHATHAM Qn¢_ _

ii,-ns linfiwi daintily served luncheon. ’ __ ii. ll. McDonald--Gr. Tyler. ' ’ » 1,1

;,. .i _ h _. Us (0 owned y t e . ac nnon )rug ?o.._ ‘ _ _ _ _ _

Umm" tm n (mg oneniigots/l;,iie;.p .\ are being entrained today for Mom--. - ' ' ' ~ - - _CANADA FOOD BOARD Fl-0UF_\-Mil-L LICENSE N_O.-10._ . _ _ .

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are small tokens of appreciation of

To fight for our rights, if need bc to

Ara wreaths which will adorn your

fall. ‘vention was the presentation by th

Your goodness as 3 hmmm,-_ your-_1’i'eiiii4»r, in the course of n powerful

bmvery as H soidie,-_ lspeech. of the Liberai<Conserviltive

platform which appears elsewhere

-“'€'!-== '_' we -M,-_us 'L '»_‘_\ ' _ '

being that his grave is in his native' T-he annual meeting of the West parish' where his' people can have the Prince Liberal-Piinseirvntive Assoc- consolatlon of adorning this sacred lation was held yesterday afternoon mound of earth and where they can at O'Leary. it was one ofthe largest offer their prayers for the welfare-conventions held by the association, Of llii SOUL - in full quota of delegates being pres-

lie died fighting in defence of his ent from nllparts oi' the district.

g country and all laurels on his gravel Tile l’i°esident, Mr. H. B. Huesti

occupied the chair and addresses were

his well spent life. -_delivered by the Premier, Sir Charles You have gone in defense of our Dalton, Dr. Erskine Keir, J. Shelton country brave Patil, Sharp and a niiinber of others.

An interesting feature of,the con-

this issue. The platform was en-

homc Wim ML tliusiastically endorsed by the con-

FATHER. vention and the Premier heartily con-

catulated on its preparation and its

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presentation. _

The following olileers were elected

for the ensuing year: President, Mr. Wilfrid Tanton, Alberton; Vice-Pres. _lst lllstrict, J. A. Brennan, Tlgnlsh; Vice-Pres. 2nd District, Austin Ram- say, Conway; Vice-Pres. 3rd Dlstirlct, _ll. D. Doble; Secretary, J. Foster Vlfhite. .

_ CONVENTION.

_After the business of the associa- tion was concluded the delegates for the Second District were called to convention to nominate candidates for the forthcoming election. Messrs. ll. D. Doble and .lohn D. Kennedy were iinuiiliiioiisly nominated. Both i-;;:idi.ia:cs the Premier and a num- bfr vi :Pliers addressed the conven- tion. `

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ular with all. The groom who served

' .' here hp reset ed a wound and»_a littl-

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lated on the success of the, ___gage-

s honeymoon trip' 'thi`~o'a¢h"¢he Un-

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(‘hurch where the Grand Chaplain. * '-- -- 1" - Past Grand Master T. F. Fullerton

ll, D., preached a very forceful and

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ANew _ome ye te _s 4 y p ' and 'Dye Any Fabric---Silk, Cotton, Linen or

Al. A

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flak is of CQZQVS

Annozmc_z`ng:--- _ I

H D ---"h Fir t FLAKE D e Soa ---Will Clean

Achievement Which You _Have Avvaited.

AINTY Hakes that dye and cleanse, color and Wasil, at the some time,

D are i\'Iajic Dye Soap Flakes. They 'mark the final step in the development

' of lionic-dyeiiigwjiist as ordinary Soap ilzikcs brought perfection in home-

laundering. ` V

Without a rub or a scrub, si streak or ai spot, Majic Dye Soap Flakes color a

faded garment, or any other article, of any washable fabric whatsoever-in any

one of i5 colors that are the standard colors of the textile manufacturers.

Better still, Majic Dye Soap Flakes are as safe as they are sure. Tlicy con-

tain no harmful chemicals. Yet they cleanse and dye at one and the same time

without mass or fuss. _ _

In two or three minutes-neither the old-style boiling nor the addition of Bumtgmge ~.

injurious salt or vinegar is iicccs;s;iry-~--you caii give to at discarded garment that F_______ _.Z soft luxurious cii.;i‘in of new color. You can make it all new again. _Inst the “

color you want l

Simply add Maiic Flakes to hot water and whip to a rich latiier of siifis and

bubbles. Whisk the garment around in this_foam for a few minutes-~ out it comes exquisitely, evenly c1y_cd and cleansed! -

No rubbing--tlierefore no streaking onspotting; and no ruining

of sheer fabrics. Pure as your ow,n toilet soap, Mtijic Dye '

Soap Flakes positively _donot injure or stain the hands. - »

Because Mnjic Dye, Soap _Flo.kcs»---ilic home-dye you

have _awaited--z».r_c.diiicrpnt_ond beiipr you should ~

try them today. They ll help you save ino._i1y a

dollar! Your nearest drug, grocer, ,~_ _-_ _

Wool-. The

Here are the colors ob- tainable by use of Majic Flakes-colors you’ll like better than any dye you have ever used before, because they are true

and even: Pink Lilac

Light Red

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