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majority of people do not know the essentials that mark a good instriunent, therefore they may be easily misled into buying a cheap, inferior piano believing they are getting full _ value for their money. Below are some facts_ that should be aiown and carefully considered by intending piano pur-

users.

A1.;.fSorine. Straight Facts Piano " Purchasers Should Know.

Assertion is not proof of the quality _of an instrument,

any more than a man’s claim to be honest is proof that he is

an honest man. _

A poorly made piano is not cheap at any price, any more

than a poorly made boot. _

It' one part of a piano goes wrong it is all wrong so far

as that instrument is co_ncerned. If one string could not be kept up to the same pitch with the others what would the

violin be worth?

Do you know_the number of pounds of strain upon a

piano string when it is up to Concert pitch?

An imitation often looks as good as the genuine

article. _

Such weltknoivn makes of pianos Heinizman & Co., »

Sherlock-Manning, Kara-Morris, Mendelssohn etc. have been testeiand trie-_d and have built up for themselves a reputation of being genuine lirstclass instruments, and they

have stood the the test of time.

We buy our pianos for spot cash and get the best possible

discounts and we are prepared to meet any honest com-

petiti-in in regard to either price o_r qualitv. _

We have a few secondhand pianos which we are selling

at very reasonable prices. -

You will feel better satisfied if you see our

get our prices before you buy elsewhere.

Miller Bros 123 Kent St.

stock and

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E The crowning glory ol a Silver_ Fox is the fur he hears.

The crowning glory ni a queen is the silver lox fur: the wears.

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1° ini nie Pi-mee i.-:rival-ii islam-i Railway. " 'after an honourable :erm of service;

------- -- "fs .ix ,_`;-r--=°` -of half-a-century. has retired on super- ;

INVITATION

Prospective purchasers of Silver Foxes. and newspaper

correscon-jents. are cordially invited to visit the ranch of THE Sll.\ ER l~`O.\ RA.\`CHING COMP.-’i.\'Y, at Alberton. Prince Edward Island, and view the most superb herd of Standard Bred Silver Foxes in the world. Here is a marvellous exhibition of purestrain breeding that de- m_oristrates the full and unmistakable meaning of the term "Standard Bred` as applied to Prince Edward Island Silver Foxes.

Famous "Sir Wilfrid,"-ioroud sire of two litters a

season) ‘Zoe," _"lack," “Colonel,” "Teddy," "Archie," "Strathcona," "Silk Hat Harry.”-foxes that have made more than Si50,00Q.00, and whose photos have been ad- mired on two continents, are included _in the one hundred and titty thoroughbreds within oi_ir inclosure, together w.th young litters of eight, seven, six, five, etc.

The Silver Fox Ranching Company

Fred L- Rogers. Mgr, 53 Suite Street Alherton, P. E. island Boston Mass E

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_ Snappy Summer Fur- = if; ‘ . .

nishings for Men---

\ Try as you may. you cannot find a

Q newer, nicer, bigger or better display of

)”<_ right up-totheminute furnishings for

_ men _in this section, than we are now

\ showing. _ _

_ Our present display mcludes every-

_ thing the dressy man could desire in " stvlish summer needfuls. Every article

offered is exceptionally high in quality although our prices are about the same as you must. pay elsewliere for inferior articles.

If you wish to select your summer

l furnishings from a distinctive display of the choicest products

of the best Canadian Manufacturers, today is _the time to call and make your selection. Our present showing is bound to delight you,

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FOXES-

Pure Prince Edward Island Class A-REGISTERED-Silver

Black Foxes for sale for summeror fall. Guaranteed pedigree goes with each fox _ _

.We have fourteen guns in the first three litters to come out

of th; houses thu year- tfters oftthgei four, and seven pupgnd

meptiomlly good oxen a era e pnoes. see

otirfoazs-na`n¢ I COHBPOW .

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The Huntley Silver Fox Co., Ltd' _...__ --- <=--- ___

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YOOD

-lTPAYlhohli|u¢b|aPlovlnoe.

-rue uoiminn nAii.v omninn

can be obtained at lia|!orU'l Ton- eorial Parloura,_Bnmmoraido.

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-COAL.-Schooner “Ellen Mary."

Captain Olsen, has arrived in Sum~ merside with coal from Picton for R. T. Holman, Limited.

-TELEPHONE POLES.- Schoon-

er “Threser", Captain Pertus, has nr- rlved in Suminernide with telephone poles for Prince Edward island.

-HARDWOOD PLANK.-Schooner

“Western Light," Captain Gallant, has arrived with hardwood plank for R. T. Holman, Limited.

-FOR PROV|Sl0N9,- Schooner

"Milo", Captain Frander, railed at Sumuierslde Thursday' and was sup plied with provisions by R. T. Hol- uinn, Ltd.

-MR. W. J. SHARP-The people of

East Bedford were greatly shocked and surprised on Thursday morning last when they learned that \\'illan;l J. Sharp. one of the best known respect- ed and prosperous citizens of that place had died during the night. Mr. Sharp had been sick only a iew days and all that medical aid and good care could do was done, but he had been attacked with A severe case of inflam- mation ot' the bowels and nothing could be done io stay the attack or save his life, ' Mr.Shnrp. who was only 4;’ years of nge was at msn who was well known throughout Prince County. being n prominent farmer and fox nian. lie had with his brother, Mr. G. S. Sharp for many ye.-its car- ried on a large business in the pack- ing of lobsters. having a large factory. They also did a large business in the buying of quahiiugs and oysters and are the owners of the best and largest oyster bed to be found on t`:e slimd. The late Mr. Sharp was greatly bel-ov. -ed by all and the poor people of the surrounding country will ixii§ him much for in him they found _ine who was always ready and willing to help them .\ir. Sharp leaves to mourn n wife and small fnuu' ` an aged mother. also two brothers, _\. ssrs. G. Shelton Sharp and Prank Sl:.i;;i. East Bide- fortl and three sisters. Mrs. Dr. Ar- buckle. .\irs. George Harris. Summer- side and Mrs, Ernest Hurdy. Freeland. _ Lot 11. The funeral took piace Fri-` day afternoon at two 01-lock eros; his .late residence to the Presb;~v.e:'io¢i._ l Church and cemet-:-ry in Freeifimii. Lo: f ii. To me grief stricken r:.:-.ily me = Guardian ioins in extending its deep- §esr sympathy.-P.

_ UUHFSS ill] i Plliillllilillllll

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\ir Charles Simmons. 1'-:-reman _ ain‘er in the Bileclianira' Department =

faunuation and purposes leaving short- ily for Halifax. where with Mrs Sim- gmons he will make his home. On his retirement from the railway he was, presented by his fellow-employees with the following addressz- iTo Mr Charles Simmons. Foreman

Painter. Mechanical Department. Prince Edward island Railway. Dear Sir.-We the undersigned em-

gployees of the Prince Edward Island fliailway desire to express to you. on ithe eve of your departure, our sincere ‘regret that the time has come when lyou are about to leave the service in

*which you have been employed for _half-ncentury, thirty-four years of, (which have been spent with ns in i Charlottetovni.

Your gentlemnnly department and:

never failing courtesy towards all with whom you have come in contact, and iyour artistic taste as a wnrkman, ini lyour line of business, have ever` gevoked our appreciation and our ad- iniiration. The severe economy en- ajoined upon our service. we are well iawnre. has prevented you from ‘developing the genius possessed by you as nn artistic painter. To you a

thing of beauty is a Joy for ever.

dent Fund Act the time has arrived for you to retire from the active duties of this service. We greatly regret to know that it is your intention to leave Charlottetown and take up your resi- dence in Halifax, your native city.

“Be it a weakness. it deserves some , pmise.

,We love the plny~place of our early , days."

We shall not only miss you from our

“Roll Call." but we shall miss you from our daily walks as n vltizeu. - Thirty-four years of absence from Halifax have wrought terrible changes _lu the ranks of those with whom you Associated there. and your many [friends here entertain a secret hope :that when you have had time to reflect _you will yet return to dear old Char- lottetown and make it your home.

We ask you to accept this present

as a small expression of our goodwill towards yourself and we ask you to , hand this parcel to Mrs Simmons an n memento from your fellow- employees.

Rest assured that wherever your

, future lot may be cast all your old feliowemplnyeen will remember you, and your services here, with the warmest feelings. .

Please convey to Mrs Simmons our

sincere regrets that she, too, is lgy. lug ian. That a kind 'Providence may Bill! You to each other, for many rears to come. is thenlncero wltah of your friends.

Chlrlvuetown, June soiii, isis.

llo\v’s This?

Wenler0laHmdi-edbdlnnlewaniformy

xuflilarrlkt canst heound M Bd'a Cdarrlifio. _

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Purchasing a Piano--READ THIS I

(1 easy to make a mistake in selecting a piano. The

fi is tai

can must order. mum charge lweatyydve elite. -ciiocoi./ri-es nat. per ni. sri-

urdny only at Hoiman’u, Summeraide.

1777-T-1hl2lEll.

i -W. K. lle60U6AN. Globe Fox Exchange. in Guardian Agent in Suin~ merelnde.

-IARGUERITE , CHOGOLATES

on sale Saturday only at l3c. per lb. at Holuiaifs. Biirninerside.

1777-T-lM2lElL

-SILK' HOSE FREE.--'hro Dtirs

wo_menfs_allk stockings free with Ox- fords on Saturday. at }{oiman'S. Summerside. 1'l'l'7-'.‘-lM3iB‘ll.

-PUMPS. -`Women's Colonial

Style white canvam pumps. covered heel, price $1.00 per mir. Sl.\’Cl..-\IR & STE“'AR'l‘ LTD. ITSI-T-Zillll.

-PORTLAND CEMENT.-Just ar

rived. carload of Portland Cement. Prices right. .\ppLv to R. B. Rankin or EZ. P. Foley, Alberton.

1131-&3i?M3iElipd.

-SHEETING - Pure . bleached

plain sheeting. _ inches wide. firm close weave. usual 251:". qualiiy. spec ial now only l9c. per yard. Si.\'CL.\lR & S'i`E\\'AR'l' LTD. 1751-T;‘lil2iEll.

-RAINCOATS. - \\`onzeu's rub-

berized parmatta rainmut. full length model with strong sewn seams. regu- lar 53.75 value. daring new at SLN. SIXCLUR é STE\\‘_\R'!l` LTD.

ITS!-T~2M2i£1i.

-FREE STOCKINGS.-Two pairs

womens silk stockings free with each pair of womezfs $3.56 G-cod Year Welted Oxfords on Saturday only. at Holniazs Suziimerside

ITT?-7-lMb1E1.l.

-HARD COAL-Order your hard

cm! at Ho`.mar.i's. emmmei-s5~is. while the vessel 2 d`!sir'$1?'!2iI42 1-er cargo and make colmiirlerable suriya

177?-7iM§Eli.

-TO LDAD LUIBER.-S.'ta:.:er

").ii:'.:i:e Mae", \`:|;-fair. H3 ie. sailed from Sunsuierside T2.i:r.sdA3 for Brie :oc~;L°.e. where she iris-his tri load l:::r.‘:-er. `

-NOTICE-AUCTION AT MAL-

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can Con

necessary

hir Sharp machine 60 blocks

Oill

A great

than wood. but

proves vastly more Ai-bins. _who in the

imasou. was also employed on the new ,wing of the Cathedral. The sand is not of the ordinary red variety. hut the best obtainable on the Island. ‘being brought from Belle River. The Iiconcrete foundation is 5 feet deep. house will probably be let; and

r Sharp intends, if there is anything e a demand for this kind of build- to erect some others next year.

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tl indoor social events have been few gand far between this week although ‘several small informal card parties lwere held. Outdoor sports have been llargely eD$88ed in, and daily gay- ‘crowds may be seen wending their I waqr to the water front to enjoy n sail l up or down the river, or proceeding to

éihe several tennis coprts.

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more the end

l The public school closings this jvreek were quite successfully held. Emmy visitors attending to encourage gihe students and to enjoy the pro- igraninies so ably carriedout. The 'holidays were largely anticipated and new books and studies will be forgot- ,ten in the plans made io while away is pleasant summer. .

i I U U

I Summer visitors ure daily arriving. The principal summer hotels have

PEQUE- __ 07- `-"`i-€=‘ll-BT- -D133' 515 been opened and were well patronlzed ’-1‘~‘5f_“‘ il* 313395 `-bffs VT-3 If |12 on July ist. the first real holiday of 5“‘5’55"f’!’~ 0”! m“‘<5`- 5°?-§hf‘55 fi?-'=l“1N* the season. Among the early arrivals \"~""5~ £°"§"f~ M1557- |95 7-3-'elf' WENT are Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown, and srti-.'Ze~s. Hugh Morrifaz. .=i:;1j3c:§~e__r.___M:=~S__p5¢~¢up_ of Mumreap who are

» 1-*f’7'39'53'1£1lP'i- suminering at Brackley Beach.

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HARD _COAL-A tary-e_ masted Captain J. S. Jenkins, of Char-

s~:h~:»a'.:e_r with sfull ¢'-‘I-!§1§_€~f filmfml loztetuwii. was among the Canadian 525 ll"Ff"i‘§`l §l bin!"-'-“@|`Sl'Gr for R- T- visitors to London this week. lt Holffllia !-*m"°4- _l`=”40§='-'PTS Shmlld might here be mentioned that his fa- bws the; Ordets immydurelr in or- mer. Li.-roi. Dr. s. it, Jenkins. who is dt'-‘T YU UU* \§_H2"@Y?' iilfvfi fN~21 U19 also on military service, is expected "'-*Sei if-‘li HWS 53'? l!]_'~“¢=<'_F GG _€\'€_‘1’>' iionie tonight from Halifax to resume WH' 1 *5'~‘13f-951'* 'his practice.

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“Rohm” PAs3§°E-_*THQ ~\m9"_; _ Hon. John and Mrs. McLean. of Sou-

ian “im 5°h°°“‘”f M”"°’-" 5- C°bl’- iris. have as their guest for the sum- ';__“_Pi3“'-* Bell; tan"-“dl `P“1='§d\_i‘f ;“_ll= luier months. Mrs. Kingliam and Miss .'toi:_<o;'..a cca or..o- - -»ham . man. Limited. Captain Bells reports Gnd” kms ¢' 2( §oxb“"` Mass' 2 ’°`~‘¥f1 Passes*-‘ in "‘l“i~"= 59 ‘Dsl his The ieimis ren ai victoria Park on mamsau and "'° lib* Dominion Dar was in charge of Miss

Under the provisions of the Provi- ,

were halt' mile and hotly contested. Best time 1.09. Following is the sum mary-Queen Catherine, Harding, 2 1 ‘.‘ 1 l. Derby. wedlock, l 2 1 2 ;’.-H

IESTERII PEISUIILS

-.\lr. .-\. J. Mann, salesman for

The Canada Paint and Vai-nigh Co.. made a business trip to Victoria on Monday.~\'.

-Jir William Slclntosh. Rose

Valley. who had recently been oper- ated on at the Prince County Hospital for appendicltls is rapidly improving.

llllililll llW

HUUSES ll Bill

Among the new buildings which are

being erected in Charlottetown is a double tenement house on Water St. This is being built for Mr Wm. Pear- den and adjoins the Peardeii House. it is 291-5 by 4315 feet and will have two stories. ln each apartment there will be S fine rooms. There is ; 6-foot concrete foundation upon which the workmen are now engaged. under the supervision of Mr Wm. Barrett. The liwute. which viii be fined with nie usual modern improvements and con- veniences, will probably be completed in October. or early in November. The front portion of the roof is intended to be pitch and the back lint. Mr Barrett recently completed in George- !0Wn 8 Svlendld house of 8 rooms for .\ir Benjamin Stewart, Another tg-0. tenement house, the property of My M. P. Hogan. is in course of constmo tion on Weymouth Street. the con- tractor being Mr John Power. Thi; will be quite a commodioua dwelling, 40 br 30 feet. with n kitchen 15 by 30. The from van or ine moi viii be Bat. while the kitchen will he pitch. In each apartment there will bg 3 large rooms, and there will be two stories. The foundation In of stone and brick. Of course, than will be the latest improvements. Next to this \\°\=»° *hm If bein miie a mi miie ¢0i!l8€. 24 by 28 feet. by lr lurdoch McLean. under the supervision of lr BND( 380". Thi! to Um hgfg two stories and 8 mum". tion ia of concrete. A good qegl of attention is being attracted by a pretty concrete home of a novel deecriptim which in rapidly going mond Street. This B a

inbeln¢huiltby.\Ir0.A.llarp.

vsapeitnunduit of ine P.l.l.I.

=_liaaelf. and when the

lrantyqu tlnudinunenlutad IMUUQ. Tdhni Xian. Prine |enhp¢h¢\!a. &ildhdN'iUl~

'lnhnhl*ahnuvl'i1hl¢eaallhatha

Woodnian. the Misses Smith and \iiss

,n;`:,?;f;dR;<;EliTs;` _large g3t‘h€;_" , E. Lowe. The day_was fine and many

‘Qumm‘_____‘_ie Drirhz Park Cézgsoéi eimc-_;1il£ei;_s wi(;h_ tllixeiilllfriends took ten T *_* "~_ an a a e ig if afternoon. This "JU DU- The H105* 'MPWS' ‘"5 °°”',nfiernoon tea will be served by the

tered in the race between Queen - - » Catherine and Derby. The heatsl§;;§ei_G;~)}gi¢"h!§,_s K ‘mmicombe and

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Quite a number oi visitors took tea

_at the St. James Tennis Courts on ‘Dominion Day and witnessed a very -smartly contested tournament, after

which the different members played

single or doubles as they wished,

keeping the courts busy until dark. The hostesses were Miss 0. Saunders, Miss J. Martin. Miss Currie and Miss lil. Ross. On the Monday previous Mrs. Barlow, Mrs. Hare, Mrs. Jamie- son and Miss Adele Gordon served tea to quite a large number of visi- tors.

O C O

The Golf Links came in for nn usu-

ally large patronage this week, after- noon tea being served on Dominion Day by Mrs. A. B. Warburton, Miss A. Palmer and Miss Hobkirlt. This afternoon the refreshments are in charge of Mrs. A. W. Weeks and Mrs. C. H. B. Longworth.

I I O

Judge and Mrs. Stewart have gone

to spend the summer at Sbedinc Cape with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones, of Moncton.

U O O ~

Lleut. Stewart Simpson is being

welcomed home from Sussex on ii short furlough which he is spending with his parents Canon and Mrs. Simpson.

I C O

Among the visitors to arrive here

shortly will be Rev. J. A. Gordon and Mrs. Gordon. of Brandon. .\lnn~ who will visit their sou. Mr. J. P. Gordon, and spend a month enjoying the plea» sures of the Garden of the Gulf.

C O O

Miss Helen Hughes han been fo.

to be here for

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These Waists were ordered

advertised we would sell them at

$1.00 each. They only arrived

this morning so will sell them to

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Late for Day

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Dollar Day, we

you at the same price as we offer- ed them for on Dollar Day.

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|Silillill DESCHIBES

HUHHUHS UF YPHES

____

The following interesting letter

was received by a friend in Charlotte- town yesterday from .\ir. Spurgeon Jenkins, who is iioiv fighting at the front. Mr. Spurgeon Jenkins is a sou of Mr. lloberi Jenkins, of Marion, bro- ther of Mr. Harold Jenkins of this city

“I have intended writing for n long

time. but somehow did not seem to get the chance. Received u letter from you a few days ago. l don‘t think you can be getting all my letters, for l wrote to you several times thanking you for the ‘Guardiaii`. l would not be without it for the world. l um not getting nil of them, but I get on an average three every week.

Things are fairly quite here just at

present. Last night there were eertnln- ly putting them uncomfortably close. lt is not nt all conductive for a good night's rest to have these pill-boxes dropping around. l sincerely wish these Germans would keep their little remembrances to themselves, espe-

,clally at night. This lea proper picnic

however, compared to the fighting ar- ound Ypres. lf ever there was a hell upon earth it wus in and around that city. You could not possibly realize the horror of it unless you could see it for yourself. The streets of the city and roads to it were litternlly covered with the bodies of men, horses, mules. dogs and, in eomecaseii. women and chil- dren. To make matters worse. if that were possible. n large number of them gere in _an advanced state of discom- poaition; for the Germuna poured such ri rain of shells into the place that no one ventured near unless it was of necessity. The man who rlld simply courted death.

The battery that un iv:-se siipplyliig

w' L an n-unltion uns oi. the 'in--'~ side

encased an soloist at St. ' °'"’°“‘Y' 'md “ " "" U F*‘\l1°=m~ Church for the summer monthllitnrxl m‘mm°° ‘V '° hm '° 'ide Ulmlllll kill cgmmggge her dune. \°_m°n.°'_ _IL I llllde (href (Tips in U19 V011 Hn.; Hugh” vm ,ms Ashford-. “_ ihihketgt :iflthe fighting mag hqpn :gd cred solo, "ii Tuir' » i '- our 1 _may never sox rough ¢ service. y t he "em" lik, lhlrl ind live. Danica "latch

» ¢ ¢ no wan a dream of peaches compared

"Doll" D.,-° ns cengml, me ,Hn to it. lu lots of place: my hotae`| emi mi seven .iam-iionuriiiewaa '°°* 'P'“*‘°‘* ’“ Sm* N8 v°°f» 0! Ind was entered upon in g mug pg. blood. Everywhere you looked you liefph-irq; mm,,,_p,.,,,m 5”.” mm could an limbern smashed to pieces ina the.vfnfun-;` np; muh' m ‘ and men and horses dying in the gut- during the entire in; ,gun tore. ‘Above the screams of the lhella wueouldhearthezroauaofthe

whoweatoaljuattoahowtleir ` Wll0\I0\£htoturnan\au'a' hath: with-the mnvemeainnd arvnnniilaineerelyhoiielwiil ”

make it a success numerically" U_"°°3` ul* U30 lllll- nn mnneiniiy. nm umm 'GIINM Ansel no ineiinn.- some mule. other "N" “lil 'Il ument o

lrilea. and several very you ed. l said my WUC!

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iilliiig a -is-‘iii i ii iii;

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woman?

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in a place like that they dou’t need any whip or spur. They seem to kuoiv the danger just ns well as the men, and they simply tear along."

HOTEL ARRIVALS

VICTORIA.

G. Hnmon, Montreal; J. J. l-iuiZl\PS»

C. D. McKinnon, Sourls; C. R. R0 gers and wife. Summerside: RUSS C- Brehnut, Murray Harbour; Jas Dllrllv- St. John; Jus. Telter, Paris. Canada: J. Peters. Montreal; E. Rowland, St. Stephen; H. H. Stuhel. Sydney: R33' iuiiier, siieniac; is linger. Si- Joh"- »N. B.; T, \\'. Baudoar und wife, Mont- real; Michael Grunt. New York; L- Smlth. Montreal; A. B. Rogers. Suni- inerslde; \\'. Hollis, W. Church. G20- Lluttart, Boston; J. Stover, Montreal; Alden liorton, Portsmouth, N. ll.; A. Beaton., L. Little and wife. Prank- lin, N. H.; E. Coady. Cape Traverso-

QUEEN.

John Campbell, Roy Crockett, Sou-

‘ ris; S. Boyce and wife. River Hebert. N. S.; John Ferguson, Summerside; G. Tngue, Mount Stewart.; Angus Mc- Leod. Shelburne, N. S.; Margaret Mc- Donald. Beverly. Mann.; lary E. Mc- Neil. Boston; W. Townshend. Rollo BBS: A. J. Manu, Montreal; Mary MCI-9811. Lille Sands; Elizabeth Mc- Farlane, Little Sands: Sadie Josb. Wood islands; Mrs. Robert McLean. Quincy. Mass.

l7I`_l;C_oTidor' is a Good Light

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Thnq ' on *D at nr _ iwiiiidzs Ng* " Ianni-and euuyoune thantloadi- iam alanine, lamp, which nieannailiathciaavlnnfionine lillltlaawttcaintlruadna.

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