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Walk-Over Shoes

A Lady’s Dress Shoe

You know that patent

leather is the dressiest leather made. Nothing can really fill the place of good patent leather.

The shoe shown here

is 'of Walk-Over quality. trim in pattern beautiful in shape and rich in finish

Moiris & Smith

127 Queen Street

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' UUWELS lllUULllll

ANU UUHE UULUS

"i .HE.iii_-icliu, soiirt s'roM.\cH,

B.\l) COLD OR CUNSTIPATION ll\' I\lOR.\`l.\G.

l Get ai 10~cent box.

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-MR. E. P. FOLEY, Guardian re-

presentative in Albertoii will gladly receive subscriptions and advertis- ing matter. _

-MR. W. K. McGOUGAN, Secre-

tary ol the Globe Fox Exchange. P.O., Box 10, is The Guardian Agent in Sumnierside.

-MARKETS.-Buyers are paying

in Sunimerslde for pork from 100 to 180 lbs, 11 3-4 cents per lb., from 180

to 250 lbs., 11 1-2 cents per lb.-H.

t‘o1ds-iihetbei in the head or any _--

'iuiri of the l-oily-are uuickli' Over-I -Pnoouce _ LADEN-'rne three

coiiue ny ui'giii_-_; the liver to actioulinnsted si-liooner Beaver. Capt. l’etti- ,md k@i.pin._- the lion-els free of poi- ‘ paugh. is being loaded by Joseph Reid sun. rniie cns¢ai~t»ts- to-night auirand C0- with produce for Sydney. C.

you will \\.ike up uith a Cleat' head and no doiiht you iiill wonder’ what. became oi your crild. Ciiscarets Work while you sleep; they cleanse and rvrxilate the stoiincli, remove the sour, undisested food and foul gases tike the 1-xcfss lille from the liver nzid ctiriy ini the coiistipitted ivnstc :i..iLt\l‘ .ind lmlsoii iroui the lJu\\`elS.

; l’.i»i:‘.ciii1li-r the i;ui<‘kt-st \\-.iy to :et

riil i-olils is out or two Ciisciirets :.t nitfhr to rlcniise the system. (let it 10-c;-nt l.i»\ at any ilruu store. it-»n`t forgot the children. They reli ish this l`.ilid_v Cutliiirtic iinil it ls ofteii all that is ut-oiled to drive a cold from their little systems.

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KORSON it DUFFY

Barrister! and Attorneys Solicitors for Royal Bank ot Onllll

HONEY TO LOAN

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Men’s Suits and

Overcoats at a Bargain

A recent purchase of a lot of iVlen's Suits and Overcoats

as part of a Bankrupt Stock has enabled me to put these. Goods on the market away below regular retail prices.

Men’s Suits

Style single breasted Saque-in assorted Tweeds-

Medium Brown-Dark Brown and Grey-_,sizes 34, 36, 38, '39, -10, 42, 44. Sold regularly at 15, 16 dollars-our price $10.00, $10.50.

ll/Ien’s Overcoats

In Brown and Grey, Tweeds--37, 38, 39, 40. Regular

15 and 16 dollars-our price $10.00

Also

Men’s Blk Beaver Coats with Persian Lamb Collars $15

for 12 dollars-and a lot of boys’ and youths’ overcoats and suits at reduced prices.

lVien’s Underwear '

10 dozen Suity Men’s all wool Underwear double back

nd front and ushrinkable worth 2.50 per suit. Price now 1.7 9

Men’s Waterproof Coats

Tlie good kind that will keep your dry in a regular

downpour-Regular price 9.85, 10.50 but selling now at _M,_ J,,,,,, ,.,,,e,. ,,,.,,._,, ,,,,,,.e,, by 7 00, 7.50.

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Men s Duck Coats

Sheep lined and cloth lined at special prices.

Men’°s Oilskin Coats

Some good ones just received from England-double to

the waist and buttons reinforced with leather 15.50.

Sweaters

We are well stocked in Men’s and Ladies’ Sweaters.

You will save money by buying from-‘ My Store”

L. 1.1 ggpnin

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Warm Sweaters U I

For Winter Wear H

The heavy sweaters this sea-

son are very stylish as well as

warm, made in ri great variety of patterns and colors-we have both the pull-on and coat

styles. .

Every sweater has been ca_re-

fully_selected to suit the varied requirements of ou; custom- ers-ev r sty e ar- qua ity vou cou dy d :sire will _be found here, at prices that will please

Tupiin & co. l

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-CASCEPEDlA.- The steamer

Vasc-epedia arrived iii Sumnierside Sunday with a good cargo. She clear- cd on Ziloiiilay.-Y.

-POTATO DIGGING.- The farm-

ers ot' Eastern Prince County report that the potatoes are only about hult in yet. They are turning out ii good large size und extra plentiful.-Y.

-A SUPPER was held in the Pres-

liytoriuii ilall, Snmmerside, Tuesday night, in aid of the P. E. I. Orpliniiiige. 'l'iii»i'e wus ti very good attendance and ai snug sum was realized. -H.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date. ‘ Mti.

-EXAM|NATiON.- Standing of

the pupils of Piusville School for the mouth ot' Septviiilior. lirnilo IV.-1, Jacuiieliiii- Brown; 2, Josie Iiniiectiv. Llriiilii ill.-1, Janie (,‘oi‘i~oi'nii; 2, Olivo Iioui-cite; 3, Andr¢~w (lnllant. Grade ll,-1, Cecile. Gallant, ltegina Corcoriiii. tirzide I.-~-I, l~Iinielini‘ (inl- lunt; 2, ('yrus llrown; Zi, Aiitoiiio Gal- ltint. l°`i‘ulii-ls; lloirou. 'l`cni-licr.-R.

-FOX BUSINE$S.- 'Tlmt the

fox liiisiiiess is still booming in this little l'i'oviiii~i- is iiolici.-zil>lo every day wlu-u lurlgv louds of Rod Lablod Fox iii-ltini: uri' living huuloil to the station :ind sliippi-il to dii`|'i-ri~nl parts oi' Uaiinilzi. ili‘ni'i- i\It~i{ii_v & (‘o., ure rigciits for this fitnioiis iiotiim; :ind claiui lhi-,\' uri- thu lnl‘gl\st duzilors in Ituiicli netting in (‘iinnila.-Y.

-V|S|TiNG.- Mr. Iiurolil Stewart

of l)iliistull`iiiii:o is spending ii few iliiys visiting l`ril‘nils in Suniniersiiic \rliiei'i~ hi- is the i.:ui'st oi' his sister Mrs. Stirling limiter. This is Mr. Ste- wnrls first visit to Siiiiiiiiorsiilt- and iii- says “Siiiiiiii<-.rsiilc is it beauty spot. lt is thi' iiiesl I have struck yet."--11(-ssrs Jzinies Hunti-i' :ind son, l’eri<_\', liiriisiiigtiiii, spent 'l`uesdziy in Siiiniiicrsitli-.-- Mr. Willizinl llrowii. .\'orboro, wits in Suiilulcrsidc 'l`uosduy on u buyinir trip.-- Mrs. Tliomas Kelly t‘lernioni was at visitor to Sum- inerside on 'l`uesday,-Y.

-MT. CARMEL.-The potato crop,

of I\Iont t`1irniel and vicinity is ot' all desirable ntiiurt-, und on nucoiiiit ot' the \\‘entl1cr linviiig kept dry they are in ii i`ii\'oi';ilili~ i-onilition for being iliiiiiciliiilely liiiiiseil.-.\iiist(\r Albion Poirier, .son of I\Ir. Philip Poirier of Mont t`iirinel, \'.'lio has had ii severe attack of rlieuniiitic ti-vor some tlirce or four \\'i‘i~ks pnst. is still very ill and doubts ure eiitcrtiiiiiml :ls to his re- covery.-.\lr. Joseph 1'. liivliurd ol` (`apc Eginont. who has linen in hed n couple of months with typhoid fever is recovnriiig slowly :ind is now ublc to get :irounil ziiriilii.-Mr. .iintlnirin Poirier, formerly of ivlont (‘arni<\l. has returned troin Old Town, 1'. S. A.. and is visiting trieiids and relu- ilves in Mont (`arnicl and \'it-inity_- Miss Lconie Arsenault ol’ Moncton, N. B., who has been speiiding n few months in Mont t‘arniel, her native place, visiting friends and relatives there. returned home last week.

the Enipress from llumford, Me.. to attend his into l'atlier`s t`unernl.-Miss Delinn Gallant of Sunimcrside, hns lately returned lioini- from it visit ninoug friends in Mont (‘:irnic-I.--Mrs. Joseph S. Gallant. of t`npe l-Ignioni. is slowly recovering from her ill health. Mr. Gloriee Wedge of St. Timothy, has trapped ii mink and ii raccoon, both alive and with the least injury, he has them in a tem- porary riiiicli.-Mr. Amiible Arsen- nult oi' (`ape liginont, is the owner of ii plot of land of one quarter of an ncre whiirh produced tho liaudsome crop oi' one hundred and twenty bus- hels of potatoes.-Mr. Maximin Gul- lant oi' (‘npe Egmont, liist spring sow- ed ten pounds of barley which he sent for to Ontario ns a sample of seed grnln. Lately he has throshod his liiirvest rind got the handsome and uncommon crop of 30 bushels.-Mr. John Arsenault ot Mont Carmel tlire-shed 93 stocks oi’ barley and got thc extra yield ol’ one hundred ami tiveiity-seven bushels. Who can bent this.?-ll.

SUIMIEBSIDE MARKETS

Butter (creamery) per lb .32 Butter (dairy) per lb .22 (Tait skins por lb .12 Eggs. per doz. .23 ilny (pressed) per ton $13.00 Iliiy (loose) per ton 12.00 llldes per in .i2% Oats twhilei) per bus. .45 Outs (black) per bus. .47 Potatoes per bus. .20 to .25 Turnips per bus. .20 Wheat per bus. .80 to $1.00 Wool per lb: .29

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DR. I. E. CROKEN

Veterinary Surgeon Prop. Abegweit Fox Hospital Ofiice Cameron Block.

Phone 484. Residence Revere Hotel.

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Church

Dr. W., G.

Veterinary

y -ONE CENT por word each in- sertion for advertising in this col-

umn. Cul: must accompany cater. Minimum charge twenty-five een .

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at LaiIerty's Tonsor- lal Parlors, Summerside.

-CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev.

Jas. MacDougall will preiii-h on Sub- bath the 25th at Suninierside at 10.30. Searleiown at 3 and Cape 'l‘riiverse at 7.

-AUCTION SALE.-Green estate

land. Thursday, Oct. 22nd, 1! 3-4, 16 1-2 and 18 3-4 acres. Sale starts at 3 p. in. one Pope Road near Snininerslile. Terms easy. 6140-10-2ini2i

-THE BLACK Prince Fox (`o.. Ltd.,

0'Leary. has some black silver female foxes; also, some female crosses, 1914 pups to exchange for mules. Black Prince 1-‘ox Company, Ltd., 0‘Loary, P. E. lsiunil. 6141-10-:l1iu6i

-NOTICE.-A special general meet-

ing of the Rosemont (‘onsolidate<i Sil- ver Bltick Fox (‘o., Ltd., will be held at the oliice of Mr. Frank Tuplin. Sum- mersidef Tuesday. November 10th, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoou. J. E. Campbell, Secretary.

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..-SCHOONER SAFE.-The schoon- er Erin S., of Alberton. thu twiis ro- ported lost some time ngo, has arrived in Souris safe. While boiuid i'or Sour- is on the 2th of Sept. she enizountered a heavy storm nnd had the iiiistortiiim of losing her rudder off East Point, but under the able iiiziiuigeiiieiit oi Captain George Mcizletli. who promptly got sen anchors, she wentliered the storm rind landed ut. llrooil Cove, (!_li,, i`rom wliich place she proueeiled to Eiisterii iiurboiir, where ri>p:iiri~i were mude. After talring' noino lnrgn vntrrlien of fish on the Capo ilroton con:-it she |ir<ii-ninlcd to Souris, arriving tliore. on Oct. 20th. Mr (lhas. Meiietli, ii brother 01' the captzilii, who ivofi also on the scliooncr, arrived in Siinimerside Weil- ni-sduy and proceed to his home in Alberton by the noon trnin.-X.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Mr. and Mrs. George liroiru, Mur-

gnte, were in Siiriiiiierslilo on Monday. -Y.

-`i\'ir. .lnmefi l’oiiiloi'f.:nst. athlete,

Keiisiiigtoii. was in Siiiiiiiu-rside im ilioiiilay.--li.

-Messrs llciitli ilos\vi-ll and W.

Len, Vit-torin, were in Sumnierside Wciliicsiluy.---X.

-Aliases li/iri:‘L;\i<.\riti> :ind Louise

(-'rillniit i\t` Mount (‘:ir-ull are visit- ing ri-lntiven and iril-niis in Summer- side.-lt.

----.\ir. John J. l\‘l<~I\'nll_\'. and Mrs.

McNally. have arrived home after spending three weeks visiting friends in the Eastern States.-H.

' -Mr. T. M_. llowutt, Coleman, was ,in Suiiiinerside on Tuesilay. He speaks in high terms of the l~‘ox (‘o. of wliivli ho is ii director and says that lnisiiicss is :is good :is lust. your.-ll.

-Airs. J. li. M(~(`iilluni. llnston, Mrs.

Il. .i. Alidmsoii, :ind cliildren, Slnnley llridge, were gilt-sts of Mrs. Bvio `_('l:irk, Linliletier iioriil on \Veiliii~s<luv, Oct. 1-ith. '

-I"roi’. Tl_ieoiloi'v Ross, (‘linrlntte-

town, \\'ai.~:_iii Siiiiiiiiursiile \\'<~ili\i-sf ility, atiouillilll thc sale oi` shoriliorn i-nttlii from the licrds of Scnntor Yeo :ind Mr John ltii'lxni'ds.-X.

-Mr George (‘ro'/.ier, ilumilton. has

purchased from l)r W. (l. <'liurch, V‘f'l0i'l|11\l‘3’ Sll\“l;voll, Suinmersidc. a st.iiidurd bred colt fourteen months old. wliicli is ii full brother to The ileudinii, who ninde a woiiderfiil show- ing last year as at three-year-old.-X.

W--‘\lll0l\i§Bt visitors to Summerslde -eiinesdny were Georgp M,.|.~m|m,e_ Uwlvllttci .lninus Juriliiie, l~‘roeio\vii' i‘lionins i‘liiinplii'y, Wilmot Vnlli-y; (~¥‘0Fi=!o _(l‘o_zu\i', llumilion; .l. M. l*"i1l"l- l\\’l\;ll\I und liobcrt llollund, l3edei|uc.-X.

TIGNISH

-SMELTS.-The Tignish smelt

fisliernion ure now do- llll-I ii thriving business as the smells ure very plentiful in this littrbor.-'l`.

TIGNISH PERSONALS.- Mr. Er-

nf-‘Hl M<"I`i\s\1e. Stntlnn liiiiiiior ni Mount Carmel, who was spending Sun- day with his sister Mrs. Jninen Mv- Grritli hns returiioil homo, - Senn- ior Miirpliy went to the (‘.ity on busi- ness 'luesilny.- Mr. liiiniel Steele of Siininicrslde is in Tiiinish,-'l`.

-SPECIAL TRAiN.- At 4 p. rn.

on Monday ii. special triiiii pulled in to the station. It was it wny freiglit with two cinptieii iind three ours of inolaases for the 'Figiiish Trading to. The Superiiiti-ndent’n private cur was also nttaclieil with Mr. McEwen, Mr. Iluizlica rind Mr. Lletliiiiie. They reuinined over night nnd loft at an curly hour the next morning.-T `

_ -BIG SHOW.- A splendid show was put on in the Tignisli hnll by the the \\'lcser & Wleser Co.. lust Satur- day night. The (‘ompiiny is to be com- inonded on llie excellent programme which they presented. A goodly sized audience greeted them on their first appearance and everyone left feeling that they had just had the bigest laugh. or in other words the show was of the most liiugliahle character they liiid ever witnessed. The Buslesque iloxing det by Ahern and Weiser wns the big feature. Come again.-T.

"Rexall Tooth Paste cleans and preserves the teeth, .tho delightful peppermint flavor sweetens the breath. Ilse this preparation. it is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Mac- Kinnon Drug (‘o., corner Great George and Kent streets. me i

foxes _for Sale

The following is n iist ot c`om-

panies which have paid dividends on account. Most oi these companies expect to pay additional dividend later:

dy paid as posted in the ofiice ot the Canada Fox Exchange.

p. e.

Spring Park .10-

(More soon)

Prince Albert

» lMore soon)

Rayner International . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...Deciared 40. paid 20 R. J. McNeill Co. ...cash 50, stock 50 Provincial . . . . . . . .. .paid 40, more

later.

Rayner Stonehurst Silver

Fox Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.paid 200

RP"-ver Clarke & Harlow

Fox Co paid 20

B. l. ltayner, West Gore,

N. S. . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . .. .paid 105

Black Prince Fox (Io . . . . . . ...pald 50 Pure Canadian ....cush, 50, stock 35 General Fur Farms, Ltd . . . ._.paid 12

(Expect to pay 12 p. c. more soon)

Mount Edward ..............pald 10

(With additional 10 p. c. soon)

Murray Harbor . . . . . . . . . ...casli 30

(More soon)

Upton . . . . . . . ...cash, 10

(More soon)

Westmoreliind Silver &

Patch Co. ......casli, 35, stork, 70

Silver Tip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...casli. 15

(Added three pairs)

(lrapaud Fox Compuny......cnsli, 40

Willow Iiill Fox Co. 35 per cent cash New London Fox :init I-mrni Lands,

Ltd., 200 per cent. cash, and more later. Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 110 Dundas. . .. _.X00 cash :ind 200 stool: Seal lliver.... ..16 ,i)inni0nil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ 30

Cash dividends declared and alrea- 4

News .

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AUSTHUN WAUSHIPSU

pair-li to tho (‘entrnl Ncivs snys. ".»\<~(-oriliiii: to uilvir-os from Triosiii

<|uiri\d to luke tho ouih oi' llilelity lo thi- (lerinnn lilinpi-ror. as well ns to

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that iiisiirrectioiiurv hands are swnrin-

troops forming the gnrrisons at Polo and Sebenico is snid to be ineiiaciuir. and ilisiii`i'ection is reported on the ships ot' the Austriari fleet, whose

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ritntlons. lt is giiarniiteetl to give- satisfaetloii. Full treatment. $1.25. F MacKinnon Drug Co., cor. Great George and Kent streets. ui

is a good

to select Fall Hat

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new Soft Hats

(slope shapes too) and

a bunch of _fine new

stiff models. An un-

____ I equalled selection to

t.o:\:i;o\:. ociizo .-it iiomf-. in-if choose from here HOW

nil 'tho ni w Austrinn Soldiers are rc-

tl ‘ Au'triin lCinpui‘l5r. ` “l":ron1h'i`rilisti‘ it is also ri ortoii

ing in all parts ot` the Austrian l<1inp_ii'i\, ChriSty’5, Lgndgn especially in llosnia and ilemegoviiia. .

Hungary, (‘rontiii, Slnvonia mid Trans- vlvaiiia. The :itlitudc oi' tho i~‘-Inv Howes Hats

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Here is one of the most pop-

ular styles in'

Caps For Fall Wear

It’s a full cut top, swagger and snappy, and we have a good a_s- sortment of fabrics both in plaids and checks and solid colors. Priced according to quality from -

25c to $1.25

Next best to knowing what

is correct in can stylesis know- ing where you can get what you want.

We are especially ready to

satisfy your every need in cap; for Fail and Winter.

crews are made up in part oi' Sliivs ~

and Italians." I

:zilexnll iiiiir Tonic and Slininpon I I OS. .

will sto fallin' hair :ind nil sinl ir l

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High Cost of Living Problem

1 . LM HoLiviAN’s

65.1; CATALOGUE ` ~`\`°§~‘;ef",<-.L ' I ‘U For 1-‘aiiand winter

. This week we issue broadcast ilirouglmni

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V gee- ~ N0. 12. 1914-15

Ai (£133/Ni, ,_

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- the Island and tlie Maritime Provinces our New

F H I Fall and Winter Catalogue No. 12. We think

_ _ _ , __ fluff; yi _. = \ 1, ‘ you will admit it will take some healing, ‘f-._ 521;;-'Mid/M -‘ 'i N M - --

_ ,, ,,,_“5,, __. _, ever was ail Order Competition

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.f"' , ` ,_ so keen, never the demand for the best

~-~---11*-fl Umm" U for the least more acute, but we feel con-

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pp _ °""““°°°° I fident that, when you have compared our

values and prices with those of rival

houses, you will admit that we are inthe fore front, for our catalogue is comprised of the goods you need. Almost 60 years experience has taught us your require- ments, so our BOOK OF VALUES is also a list of just the goods you want,

DON'T LAY IT ASI DE, USE l'i`

_ A SQUARE DEAL for every customer has been our time long policy, and always

will be We have proved it to be the best.

The ground we cover, the needs we cater for are far reaching in their scope.

The clothes for yourself and family,.the food for the table-the tools and implements

of the cfoilenthle luxltiriefzs and recreations of restful hours-all big items in household expen iture- ut a o t em items in which if t ' ‘ ~ b ‘ from HOLMAN'S CATALOGUE. Keep it Zziiflermigezidycwaliebnindndgddilnl by uymg

HOLMAN S CATALOGUE and YOUR BANK BO0K_ are alike in that they both repre-

sent ACTUAL SAVINGS Your bank account will grow with the use you make o this Cata ogue, and the SAVING POSSIBILITIES OF H ’ -

LOGUVI;Z ARE UNLIVIITED. OLMAN S GATA

' NEW MAIL ORDER CATAL . ' ~ _

be consul3tZUilSi_n gggry buying emergency. A larg(<3(a}iIric}i`uii0t bdfnialibiirryanldouggiileolilas bieaeciiyeicq pended upon its _compilation and production. It is comprehensive and thorough in its scope and the descriptions are as complete and concise as it is possible to make them. In nearly

' ;¥§;'t9;dCii1|$el§§`ff;)0§1d1‘f2f:zuE‘¢;l;H ézilgfigxg illiirsitggteatgirle a£t{(c1le._l The prices throughout are GOLD Minn or Momir sAviNc’i>ossiBiLi'ic"ii-:s.w'l and th” b°°k ° vemble f..i,.i..Té’i.§.'li.‘,‘;§ 33; §‘§3.il¥‘.’3‘.‘f,’¥{.‘?.l§.?.l“i?Eé‘iS‘?.§‘f.l‘.iE °f ‘*‘° “'@°‘°S* °°“““° -‘°°*‘°“" P"

a fevi/feirxcentions -or onh$15.00 orders to the Maritime I?rr<iv2iiri;(;`sintmg to $1000 or oven with

or any reasonw at d' 'fi ' , ~' . _

tum it to us at once at oureigiiiieiiixaariid iiiiseaiiiill igfiilritcil ybiiiraiiitbtiiiy-B-Lliiilliialgiigl (§lliol\tl9I`-‘Eildbe

with an freight or express charges you may have incurred (Se Og snisryncriou on ui b it f cami _ ' -' S -°F” GUARANTEE

in you;Ifav°% sogee tiegatascouoggg/gylythe beoiiéiéeg ogiliirililrilleadmit is a service very much

promp;f<;&\;%i<(=;L ow arse. Zur order-or how small-it will receive our best and mos:

you ave never receiv ' ` E HOL ' -

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