_ _A . 3 __ , _ _ THE __ GUARDIAN. IANUARY rr, 1906

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PHUFESSIUIIIL fililltift

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E. U. BRO WN _ Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Pub. ol-i-ici-s nc' ac' ' ‘ - ; =-on li ..iisi,.¢,»

g§r§£§€r£e or blliya Boot.1a.giili°ri

J. AUGUSIUS BEN ILEV

Barrister and Attomey `

0i~‘FIC}il : Upstairs Brace Br-Iok_BuIld.ing SUMMERSIDE. P. E. I.

MONEY T0 LOAN nnizood seenritv of hind

,.1-

UNLY _ nosToot.aN~n New vomc sos

mff IT I SERIOUS Cgnililued from page 1_ cent. Mr. Ratienbury nrzued thiit_hiqhe_r " ‘ ` ` ` ‘ ' ` -_ _ duty would restore the valuable paekin

BRONCHI-Tis’ ~ was discussed by_ the cummh_!|o~n_ _gidustry hero. Mr. Fielding and M

MATTER' II' NEG LE CTE D.

-'csrsnna *ur con# L"

_ Get rid of it pt ones by taking nt

_ .. ' smile, mr. sm-lile uufi uihun.. ’ "' 5'UlfP`.\'l0N _IS THE RESULT- In uuuulu.ilug1Mr.lli.-llisl-reiieruledthai, ,M

|_Ep,|)|NC, |NTERE5T5_ Ly nun Q Cu _

P- U°iiiRll. Hon. Wm. Campbell. Mr.

least ns far as P. E.I. wus concerned- in

fir. Wood‘s ~

thc_ farmers were discrlmillated agalhst co in favor of the manufacturer. __ George E. Saville was the next speaker. 1

estored. “eexport too many hides ul d mport too much leather. Mr. Fielding

mpuisorylnspeetion of hides should be

' ll.

plied that nine tenths of all the boots

lnorlurutc nite nf lilt.m~¢-si.,

N. S. & N. B. HllTElS

li tw and \v Don 3|.;

‘s_.___._i

A A. McLean, K.C. Donald McKinnon

McLr:AN Ed McKINNON, ' '?°

. K _ - lla

ll]-lfllvr|l'.lA31'llbc2Wi‘lli”u‘ilil;tlf'tmf Z'

GEO. S. INMAN lu

Mnilwoon c' ll stu-ri Qi" Elite. ` tu ur,l.liw.N..uuyl-uliliu, §w.,‘“finice= blill., gi,

"0" Bilick. lately occupied by F.L.Haszard to

K.C'., North SldeQueel\ Squaw. Money toloull mal

-Y -

AIIRISTIN ANI IITTORNBY-AT LAW. set

Cor. Queen and Richmond Sts., Ch'town. Ui § Telephone, Hausa ;15g_:0m¢e 4g_ only required 'one to cure mo. have 8-i0 tts und w i ne

.-e. _Q-.==r

Ai-nur 1.1:. Mellisn,o.l. if

Pine Syrup

tent cough, often presentin Consumptivo es, it gives prolnpt sud sure relief. In

ut ours.

ptien in' the advanced stages, but if en in time it will prevent it reachin

t stage, and will give the greatest reliel Ss poor suiierer from this terrible

Tir. Woorhs Norway Pine Sym but it

Prius 25 cts. st all dealers.. S

‘ lrnpienlents during the past few ye:1rs_

W-._ll.Ca'rvell, B. A.

' Barrister, Solicitor, ilolary. air.

C/olnnlissiolier for proving deeds for registr-

Y. M. C. A. building

'r -1 l N .2s1. ' - 2 nt_3§y\0_2l!_D__o__ } Lllallottelewn.

B. wil.i.lAMs,

Barrister. Solicitor and Notary. _

Alfrna iauusnv and

0FFICE~iIOLlVlAN BUILDING, ‘

Next door to Royal Bank, \Vater St, _'

Sumolcrsiclc. MJNEY TO LOAN. `

lliolluama tl Annalll.

Barristers, Solicitors, etc. SUMMERSIDE, P. Ii. I. Odlces-Royal Bank of Canada building

NEIL MCQUARRIE, K. C ' E. ARSHNAULI

r-6 dw ti

(Jenn A. Marnisson. K. o. litmus A. Macnosanml

Matllicson & Macdonald ‘

BARIUSTERS SOLICITORS No'i‘/lanes Puuuo ne.

Chiu-loltetown, Pi inee Edward Isla nd

Branch Oillce. Georgetown. P. E. Island.

ll-ill dw 3 mon

W. A. 0. MORSDN, ii. C., C. GAVAN DUFFY

Barrlstcrs and Attorne s.

Browlfs liiock, (`h:\rlotteLowll. E. I. hd C) l.\`l EY' 'PQ Is(>A1\i

_____.“`<l_l;<:itul's for Tile lioynl Bmllr of Cunndo. . \v .

R. JililN LEDWELL, lll.D.

Physician and Surgeon. _

POWNAL STREE1

_Opposite St. ]oseph’s Convent.

HOURS-Until io o"clock a.- nl., 1 I p. m., 7 to 8 p. ni. 1:~6 dv

MUMFORD BROS. Produce Commission Merchants niuniroims lsuinnmc,

Anovrn sr., l1ALii=Ax, N, s-_ i l'ci~snnlllilfielli lon given in ihcsillcs of liiittof,

ligne, Hogs, 1’nllltl~_\', I<`l-llit-,Vc|_rctAlhlcs,&c. &c.

|'i‘uccofls Ofsnies rclllittcd prnlnptly. ]Vln|~

kct prices sunt on nppliciltioii. Colm miillollts

iiolicif/Jil. _ 4-18 dlyt'

D. C. MoLnoo, K. C. W. E.,BnNri.v

McLeod Q11 Bentley

Ilnri-istcrs and Attoriiuys-niriaw'

Solicitors for the Brink of Novn Scotia'

'Molloy to lmln. Orlrlunzs-llmik of Nova Scotia Cl embers. ll~3d twwlyr. Clinriottetown.

f » ~-- " 7- Haas nn nuctioneer quoted a. number|°

. ‘_ ~- _, o

` ` ` ` ` _H6 Utlued in fuvor of n lower tariff “_

- o a y in order that the farmers nlight obtain a

cheaper raw material. H

- . e .

-€__________ thma and Bronehitls it is s successful C’““P\’“"- `A~ B~ W“Yb‘-"'10" diécusled :E

_ _rf Nmedy, nnderini breathing ,ny and the price of farms, the general opinion

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an W

u get thi g`;_n_uine Dr. Wood’s Norway M _ h ng ymp_ gupin gyallqw wrapper. owing to the heavy duties on their raw

ee pins trees the trade mark. material. He asked that the tariff be P'°vh}°°s "B ‘vi Md nzwd f;:t'_"l"'°° “Aid ‘

M_W _ o_J k. B . hk_ f di M it t Uh I d were urge pur_c nserso u ulegoo s. J & C

(HARVARD.-) _ _ Alt:-’ 'nllglug nrlegléug' uggmgd “lcd Lmme n Ie u ares 50 e armersun We d not ob oct to the low throu ll ° 0°)

B ' tied onm lungs. I bought two bottles we]

y_ strongly supported the farmers resolution by

vor met with any other medicine as good.” D

Robert Carruthers 'said he believed

T J. Wlgginton Peter Brodi Wm

AF’i‘I~JRNO0N SESSION. _ t

B, “nhl when Pumhuingw-.u th" pointing out that the agricultural populn-- £30

on were generally In poor circumstances

eaviiy~ nn our people than the otha

us in the interests of manufacturers as

l. ," Peter Brodie asked for a higher duty on d" cor seeds :and ll lower duty oil better fm

ceds. Prices went up in ngrlcuitutal so

fcxumples to show the de reclation of

nd shoes worn ill Canada are made in

Us .

the sentiment of farmers was fora l‘(_hp‘t' Joseph Rem endwsed whuuhe

ol>.uua+s..»ugl.| yum is ie.-g-mini i nr. 'rn f °

u--. -u ..-» :;:;:.“;..;1......:;'f“°" ”° s§'°"“f°‘" 1'" "°'° .t”°

' rooton o re uetion rather tan

crease. But if duties are to be

creased our pork producers would be _ _

c tion you nuy require.

merlcan mess pork, and potatoes ’

ural,enabhng t esudererto snyey re being that the value had fallen. Com- immed to more prowmhm “game

Tarrisler, Solicitor. Nofativf dc. "r°-'kms 'MP' md °f°°“ °E°°"“" ‘ P" ‘“l""°’“ “"J°“”“`d “i 1 °`“1°°”-

Money to lnull. Collections made.

, _ might bear 25 cents duty to give us me

onine, M0,_,¢,,,;,,,, p_ y;_ L . o do not elslm that it will cure Con-

-- ' . _.L_ __ ,__ _ _ ._ lllm

S » . _ . ~ k

, _ re

of the mainland market. He discussed he corn duty, land values alld transpor-

The Commission re~met nthalf past two. muon 'Mes' umhning We at H_ A_Dm.b;; was the “mt spuken He entitled to through railway connectio

0 J . g

ates Untarlo and the West get on pro-

ensation. 'l.`he Commissioners seerne

use.

D J. P. Fielding of Alberton Board of

nd in this purt of the Island and asked Trade said were W" “mo” perfect

nada

mere' delegates had said earlier, that

The Tunnel, and a special freight rate

produce for export such as the other ___

vinoes have. Tile tarlfl' bore; more

ee for export, or to the canals being e of tolls, but we ought to have er-nr

be impressed with this view of the

` rn ‘ 15 .

MORL. for higher duty on starch _md “_ lower satisfaction with the tariffin his section

ut would like to see lowering duty on

_ J duly on kerosene oil. H. Doble upheld b

_ the resolution of the farmers convention supplies nf the fishermen’

null asked that any change in tl ta 'fib-

-' nlnde ill lilc inlercsts ofthe furlll:crs.n L smmp °n tobacco 'md higher duty on 'z mporled weed.

mmm '

THE RIUKDY OF THE DAY

.0 donnie; prlpanistion of

One of the mem miisbls prepam- =

tionsyetiutrodinedtnthe nhlic for

the immediate Rdidlan Curr of “ _ 0,451” Cghg' 3,9,,¢,¢{_¢ }[0a,1¢._ these as on textile fabrics in use by the

Mg, A Crnup -1;/ll. ` f-niire population; un-l urpvd on the whole _ ma, and of me ‘i‘n.»--in , .. rf-duction or the gel-ci-ul min' livlni: hw- Many were leavlnlr bewul on ____ ___ cr ilu increase of the preference be made, they Were fl2C0Y¢d UUE “'0Sff- H0 BUEIZSSI7

fiistsni ofOon.smuptlan,hwi.il

be fcunfinvslusbla.

roanhio I .

3;: um ,I ‘ illostidenticnl. To help tiirm tie duties

.____.-___ _ _ - Scisntlfloaliy oomhlnoslin the

C . _ ‘. `

1@@

Forxalerwywhers. ry d-l. -‘_ P

6rbymas'lolnsz¢`plq/)rla. ‘

MCGALPB sirrrzssw PILLS vos l

voun una als sonu. .5

f ~ ,-.»-.. ‘_

; I " .,T Z*-Ts, _ ____

Illldh

ulnodd - _,m Jw ".

lsolol ~-‘ "

‘Q75 ‘Mi

Grands- heuslslsm.

»r. 4

lleaver Flour never fails-never disappolnis. It makes the white, _ light, delicious bread and pastry that model Canadian housewives _ delight to serve. `

Beaver Flour l

is s blend of mnnzpxdwnuend

It contains all the nuiriment of one, and the delicate flavor of the other. Uneqnslled for s.il kinds of family bnklug. _ \

At your Qsoeerx |

Capo Breton Ads

iioss & M CLEOD llurri.-wie qui

a 7 lcitcrs mlrl Nor.

illics. Money tu l.ilil.ll~Strnls;llt l.oL\|l or from Illiilillilg nml llolillt olllpitily.

Uflliios, tllnlriotic Street, S 'illlcy. (‘. ll.

lpruli Ross l..l..li. E. A. liiacliliol G. L MURPHY & C0. SVDNEY, C. B.

General Commlssirn Flerchants

Island Produce 1iand‘el.l on commin

Prompt returns iqs.-lo _

I5 rlw Ivr

Fitted wit.h all modern improvements, mngnifl 1-ently furnished. Situation and view unsur

llyrstreot cars to the centre of the CRE.

Maggie $1.50 to 8260 mums' sword to lo

nu in mr, hmli. newly 'fauna na r.-' :srpstsd thmsfllout. The osly hotel is th. #ty with privs s lswu sud gsrdsls.

I. SAID! WILLIS. CHAI aAlP‘lH,l.

ills City Aeeommoistiog IN

~ is ii. li. 1...... u u..

KING EDWARD HOTEI. _

Opposite I.C.R. Depot, Halifax.

mused in llullfnx. Within tivo minutes ride

WM. _WIL N, Proprietor,

Api sq d I vr

l`llE DUFFERIN HOTEL

Ct. John, N. X. Uosrtookiu the beautiful I square. loc

Prep. susan

sd\’~| I 1

,MONG'ION, N. B. _

Bal Lame! Hotelli: Mu

bshliyr 086. HQWHFNY. P109

s:.w.o||.l.s1"r 2?.':'l'¢:.‘.!

Our line of the above ls_ complete. I violins, ounm. Mwd°1"1°» “*°- ~

yr hsrps, Accordeous and Harmonica.

pwcy Cham, Photo frames, Manicure.

HOTEL BRUNSWICK ;.°i;“:.=,.*:.';:::::,,1°".f.a‘,.::.'f are 2.-.fin

School Fupples, Sheet Music and

Musical instruments repaired-

'rgjwhrqn PI _

an ; tlinttile-greatest thing the Commission

p 'ovince should get better transportation

Ferry and u smile went rounds

_ <. E (while some under' their brentll silld Cui

‘ Much of the bnrreled pori-

_ _ l used by tile fishermen of lNov.

/ff" 'Ml;._-. Scotluls from the United States un- - _/3,7 _ ,/ .__,_-_r' ` ‘ enters duty free ill competition will ;--"xl/_ `_/_ 1 [~lll.nd pork. '

_'L , F ' ’b,`\{l= _"- l. coliwycdilivrong impression n.:4it \vu

\1\€i"~" ' |` only pork used onthe high seas that

` 1 entered rluty free. Mr. Full said it wi\>

9 - ° ‘ gelleriilly unllerstooli tllnt the pork wai~

S _ used by all and the Commission nskell

| pl-oofof this but there the question ' dropped.

with the United States. Iie nskeci forn higher duty on potatoes, mutton, lamb,

years ago there were ten starch factories in the province. Now fire are torn dorn 'lownnnd only five remain.

ii llettcr price when the ten factorial

not know that tl-ry did.

This ended 'the representations on I

behalf of the Furn.ei=.‘ Institutes. Next

A. B, Warburton was the ni-x' speaker. R

ing population. Tile interests o` fnrmvrs here and in tl.e “ost are al- l

on their implements and machinery to

l \ I own e urge at

tariff' for revenue only La placed on

George E. Full propllcsied thai Bd

west ulid the influence of the Maritimf “B roviliccs would be sninll. Now our greai

. competitor is the Northwest. He urgci. im

would not effect the price here. I-Ie

could do was to get ir large nlannfacturinp hi? opulatlon in the other provinces to oifsi.-i _ ill thc growing western population. H- thought Newfoundland should be ndmil

Mr. Fielding-“There are two to that im

Mr. Fielding pointed out that thl» 3_8

Mr. Full asked for reciprocal turiil

'ice, sngo, flour, tapiocil. etc. Some

Mr. Patrrsnil asked if the _ farmers got

vere running ard Mr. Full said he dill

Alter the question had been_ rliscusscl '

at some length Mr. Paterson rcnmrkef C that the case uunlli be un-nl_ly strengt-in ened if it couhl lr .~ho\\~n that the farmer

w.i_~\ bcncdtll--l. Air. I* ull rcnlied that the s

ket to the flu-iliers.

A farmer pointed out that forty bushels

mil

tarch fncturii-s \vi-ru givlnga i;o<_.<i mur-

_ forty bushels of 0 it# could not.

ruin thc lillltl while potatoes would no

_ injure i'. The lrrowlng of oats was ruin-

I g the lnnfl and driving the farmers

N I ll goods In this llns sf dis preenslsrlllims ers adulferstsd and In /act unflf to use.

q1L1_ET1"s la used by the but asksnsad

csienira everywhere.

nzru as lullflfufll.

CilLET1"8 coats no more than the Il/IHN’

adullsrslsd goods.

llzru as sunnriruvll.

1'0R°N1'0»6ll‘I.

g might be girl-li lilo fnvmcrs. Speaking of

fish he was amos. il while at Ottawa to

see tho Finnilce Minister eating fish that had come from the United States.

uslcal instruments. Fancy Goods. -

and StationsrY»

sic Books.

Great George Street. ou

:aim ivmom _ ' ‘

be lnnile on British gum and dextrine nlanhliicfurecl from starch. lie urged a duty on oatlncalnnd rolled oats nnd thus hcl the roller mills

renlilrliillrz that Mr. Full bmi previously urged the farmers to crow potatoes instcnd of oats and thus he would have no oats for the mill. `

inlporli-ll ine in criler that cornmeal

soinc queer fish go to Ottawa from P. E.

».

Mr. Full also urged that ll. duty he

placed on fresh fish and concluded bl

ngelmulskingnplmfor tile milnufaetur-[_ "_ h d __ d _

lnginduelries of this Province. azxréégégligihgrgotarpnzgepggstipng J.:

srss ro In the 'ourol emsrggnci’ when croup

or colds ssiss our _om , the chesp substitutes will lsilysu but Dr. Chisel. Syrup of Linseeii and 'l‘urpentlne never Hsappoints. 5 cts. a hottie, at sil_'

tihnt this would be cquai to 70 per dealers.

N. Rnttoubory reed l\ statement giving _

statistics of the pork trade, mid wanted American moss pork kept more in cheek. ilu suggested an lnrrsnse from two cents

I potatoes could he grown where

Mr. Full replied that the oats would

nge she

\ily. (Ii-les of noi noi no! from the farmers

come hack from time to time but the cur

Tur

Mr. Full urged that an increased duty

p . _ lb Mr. Fielding provoked laughter by "ke

Mr. Full nv»g.| i‘-nt corn should be

lion.Mr. Peters-"And there are also

ilvs cl-life duly. Mr. Fielding: pointed

came the Boards of Trade for growing tobacco but lie could no

uccessfully lzrow the plant as help could

,r,,,,¢, qu... wa.; ca...-fy lie |,~0l-i.a our nun' zihu Isl... .i wus “°” be "'°°“‘“d “““ °“°"‘ “"““ P“*l“‘“°°

. _

Hvslflllslld dnd Tar. >' illmost uhollyrl farming und fls` ~ "mlinst Ishmd t°bm"c°‘ He endamed

' '_7r. Nleholson’s views on stamp and ini-

o tt-rl leaf.

Sho-u1lbe|e,e"c|d _ H ,_ d th expert soon to some to Canada visit

Prince Ed'..i1rd Isluiui.

Horace llasznrd iiissenfefi from state»

ments that fulmers were unubic to mak

millions would soon bu lu the Nui-il. _ brlulzinirfarmerstvthelslsnd fr0mE\1r°l>°

Western Canada. Ho contended that

` province.

Mr. Fielding snld that he though some

- *'*_*---- *O-' -~~-~'~"' _ted lot-he confideration. thing ghould be done in directing

Morson & Duffy f-i-'_----_. _ _ - - _ ._ _

' "‘ b”"'3""1' _ _ Isane Essery, Uniun Road, asked tha

Mr' 1'“‘l’ °°m""“'"“' urged “mt th" the farmers be left severely alone. H

...os .'.l'.

” .in-. C

_ _ urged that the Protective tariff wall bu

_ nnrlflhecteonnection with the I. b. Ii ,brown down ,md remarked lf P,.0|,1bi_,

tion were glien all tariff restriction

would prosper. Free trade, a fair field and no favor was all the Province needed.

The Commission then adjourned after

Mr. Fielding had thanked the local gov- rnment, for placing the room at their

Against Croup and Colds by Always Dr. Chasc’s §,‘,i““"

products whichézive to cod liver oil its value as n reme ial food. _

'l`hiel~cport seems to be worthy n ln-

vlastlgiiiiunoii the pert of our Natural ilistory Society, wit a view to additions to our Island herds. Mrs. Richmond Withi-ow,Shubenacadle,

HantsCo., N. S. writes:-“I gave Dr. Chase’s _iyrup of Illnseed and Turpentlnc with gn success. My second daughter was troubled with bronchitis m the

remedies we got did not seem to be of much use but the first dose of Dr. Chnse's S) rnip of Linseed and Turpentlne brought rciie and further treatment made a thorough cure. This trouble used to

prcscnl.

Q ‘ The question of the relative value of isl|;ow(permnnent.

potatoes nnrl outs was discussed nt some

lwslll 'lm' f‘"“"Y "'°P°°“- bills .uni l would not nu without ii in ne

house for many times its cost." _ There are some reasons why Dr. Chuse's

Syrup of Llnsesd and Turpentlne is the _ most suitable treatment obtainable for children.

proven value In the cure of throat sud ung troubles.

It is positively free from anything of an

injurious nature, and can be use with perfect safety with the smallest child, so one as directions are followed. It is wonderfully successful in the

prevention and cure of oroup. »

severe chest. colds and brings alxlbut _thorough cure. , _

Yon nrenot experimenting when you

use Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Llnseed ami

ffurpentme, for It is the stsfdhy in thousan of homes, where rms ami agai3_ it hes_ proven its exceptional w .

uzlghenrd you nihrmp up_youkr inind Dto

e ua our n l ee n r.

0l1i\fe‘s Sylup of Llnyted iilid Till-pgutlne

Donald Nicholson llsked for. uniform

T. B. Riley found Island soil excellent

Mr. Brodeur said he would recommen

the miuitier of .un-lcunuru thus one Ea sy to Usa. Easy to

that the Government should assist in

had been done in sending them to

position of duties on corn and pork

ped the Government would sodn assist bringing people from Europa to this

migrants to the Maritime Provinces.

' ~ s

ght he abolished and the country

possi.

f i 3 miloliliien

Keeping st Hand

iinsccl and

Tuipcntinc

liemical annlysis has shown that the k of thc sulphur whale is rich in those

of three weeks. Oftentimes lrlhought would choke to death. The several

hnse's Syrup of Llnseed and

pentlne has saved ns nlanv doctors

is pleasant to the taste, and children to take it. is composed of simple ingredients of

promptly relieves even the ost

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_ 1'- US. Our careful attention and vlan! and refer you fol y

rodeur pointed out that Ottawa lumber di ' - ~ -

en complained ofthe existing duty.

Hon. Geo. E. Hughes bmught up th des and leather industry, ence flourish iz but now in decay. _He though

e it-..-mlzed and satisfactory account sales, Market and Fulton National Bank,

t' af business is the finest in the cit . ness.

il |76 Atlantic Avenue. Boston. Mass.

, _ Ship your lSmelts and Eels to

d ll-ll dtw 3m pd

e CAR'l`l'_R_ 6. CO.. Limited. Dealers for P- E. I, e Don’t Experiment-just

'VSMELTS AND EELS

Popular - Plcasing - Progressive

__ _ _ -- _ _W4 __ _

. of value.

_ To Fislielneir c It may seem cpilte All correspondence answered. Price new that there are ways of hand ing Liste. Shipping Cards and Stencils ish on Commission, different or better sent on demsa .

have ex erlenced TRY We are established

lxsu lug prompt returns sud re sisndln to Dnnn’s Mercantil

srlts reached; not tospeak of the ""i”- Agency? Brudstreets or thil

will he revelations to von. Our place or any wholl-sale dealer in the busi- _

E'Send for our "Custom’s Term on Fish” Booklet, containing valuable

rr ation for Fishermen.

I3 Fulton F ish Market. NEW YORK.

.Send mem to us and get highest prices and daily re-

turns. Write us for stencils. Quotations or any informa-

loseph A. Rich & Co.

I4 T Wharf. BO SON.

For highest mark`et|price. Money sent the same day goods arrive..

Ore of the Greatest Inventions of the Age A

THE _l_?lLJPL_l(iRAPl'i

DUPLICATINO MACHINE .

' .,;‘;.;f-;%' °"‘“-‘ type-writer, pen or copying M

sible manner, and the copies

BUY- ._

Send for Price List and Full.-Deseri tion to We Y

PENMAN s. sl5iv.ANG. v ' _

Manufacturers, 22 Yonge St. Arcade, TORONTO, Canada.

12-:meow BUY A DUPLIGKAPH.

s =f | I P.

' ‘ ` Uomillellilillg 'i'lllll'i~1¢l:\y, .lilllllilry ith. lin-li,

t-ruins uf this 1-iiilwily will rllll al. |`ollil\\'.~: Truills Uutwitrd 'I`l'ilills lllwllrd N

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P.M. .

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What the

alla Said s

"YU, It iikl to sell Stln5¢l¢i‘l

Trlrvlnil Lsdies’ Underwear, ss we know our customers will be do lklstnd with ii. We feel so safe with Innielrrg loo. We guarantee it not foam-ink. lfitdoanverefuru the rsnssry,snd the makers reimburse us.

_ 8¢nnIleld’s _

Truro-Knit Underwear

Is mode of the dues! non-irritating yarns. All the wool ir of uniform kngth. Bo mrefully ls'f.hi| under~ wearmsde that even every thread is tested before being woven. That is why 8tan£eid's "Truro-Knit" is so soft, lkht, warm and durable.

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