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I I-Iii f`_i_s,aiie”asy-wa 't rid . yibeuiself of eonstipag tion. Take one or two

_,_

, PENSLAR ~ Pen-Lax Tablets

and cleanse your system of its accumulated waste,

gentlg and without harm- ul a er effects. Get a generous 25c tin

e at our Pensiar Store.

T--frtiistiiit, iliviiii

__ _Q11 '_ IT; F

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ii . . _ -...t '

A wflildaome nourishing

for _

I I-love) it for Dinner tomorrow.

'Oui:CooE}?ookgi'v¢s1_z5 ~ 4 ' recipes r ,prepimn

, ¢9M.i¢areiia',S¢rri,-elif ` ‘ _ Wm: ii mpy. nic. ii. oéisca.

Prince to l.iir,e_,

M , ,“,s _fonbnttleship

LONDON, July 26.-'Social aspir-

antii will be much disappointed by the news that the Prince or Wales when he visits the United States will live ab- oard the British dreadnought Renowii.

According to the official explana-

tion-of his residence aboard the but- _J.eship, the Prince desires to, return American hospitality "in -his own home."

it is stated ,in court circles that the

Prince‘s American program is entire ly in the hands of the United States Government. President and Mrs. Wilso it is ex ected will r

ll. p p obably

-1 _ - , A » ' 7- be his guests aboard the Ranown. A » "f, . It is doubt-ful whetherthe British

heir will make an elaborate tour of

- -`~ "H - .- the United States. At present, li. is splendid for a torpid.~ ,,,,.,,,, do ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, fo, ,we ,,,,m‘;‘

4` lazy liver, Tw() teaspoon. fortii-ight's tour. 'i‘he Prince is most

ful in a glass of cold 1 > - eager to visit_ the Middle West, but

p water half an hour before I breakfast, will make you

feel 3. new p8l‘SOIl. fladrgeeonrcceiptoipriee. 1"iu soonu. D# " mug. I

DR DeVAN'S FRENCH HHS

» ble B0

. I '

!°.i"‘i‘..i.i"lll ‘iii `§?.;';°’i...%‘;‘.‘;°‘....n.°' itil' ‘"

this parrot” his trip has not been de- cided upon.

,It has no harmful effects. I,0W0l'fIII w3S

30c and 60c bottles.

- Vim en

""t.’§¥l‘,i°i...lI§L'$.iii'i.‘l.i’i’.i‘§l.‘.i i.‘l.'i’3i.°“°'~ A ..Z.'..“‘,"..’.

for $5 et druir done. or by on moei

Labor Council

'E' Af - ries. ‘ful soosu.i.D|i;eCo..Bt.Cet.lierihg ' ’ CENTRAL onuosrona 8°” "’ °°°- 1”-_ *‘““‘°'- I -ft wmmpeg

WINNIPE ul "F _

.- ' G. J y ..i. The iiioriiing

- _ . _ - ' . - ' . -

_E .~ie_ssion of thi, civil court, hearing the

“uses Ol' l-ll" Willliibcg strike leaders,

IOIUUUUUQUOIUHUIUUUOU$§$U$[..W$$ was SIVCU lin to the exaniiiiation of

%%$¥

# #HE

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Leslie Parker, ii citizen, who testiilcd ‘that he was unable to buy iiillk dur- ing the early port of thc strike with-

itiut ai permit from tho striko commit- ee n

- . A i f ZI :_ ' ~

HUUUUUUIU UQQUUUDQQQQQQOQQQQQQUDSFF when l’ark(bi? s(EatoIi)lutIiiist Iivewtriltidultii

` AGENTS WANTED get milk for his sick wife, who has ' . :' ,, - » -»' _- -_

TEACHERS WANTED since died, but was rclused milk by lariiy with ilio solillcrs and sailors.

-f - - " tIieCr1~ctC' » ' - ;‘ AGENTS SALARY AND COMMISS- WANTED TEACHER FOR STANCH- UIOUI-Zliwiliciiio wIaC:|‘I>I'ZIIi;m<?flDii1’iIk

ion to sell Red Tag Stock. Complete stock including exclusive lines, spec- ially hardy, grown only by us. Sold only by our agents. Elegant treo samples write now to Dominion Nurseries, Montreal.

__J% . FOR SALE

DEsinA`ai.E FARM AT FRENCH-

f0l'i. 100 Heres. well watered and situated for all purposes. Apply R. Rhynes. Dunstaffnage.. 6971-7-12-Mt!

FOR SALE 100 SECOND HAND mackerel barrels. Apply 94 Dorehes ter Street. 6579-6-26Mtt.

u- -_ _ _ _Y _Y v, , .-_-__

el School. Supplement $75. Alex Cairns, Secretary. 7259-7-24M10ipd.

TEACHER WANTED FOR WEST

Devon School No. 8. Supplement $65.00. Apply to John Ashton, Sec- felilfy- 7202-7-22M7lpd

School. Suppleineiit $65.00. Apply to D. A. McLeod, Iris Secretary.

, 7241-7-23M10ipd

ton School. Vucation to sl1it‘ teacher. $65.00 supplement. Jas. Bolgcr, Secretary. 7226-7-23M6ipd.

i-'on s'Ai.e.-5 YEAR oi_o cow;

newly freshened, and cult. Apply' Jos. Murray, Rustlco. _

. , 7301-7-26M3ipd

FOR SALE A MASSEV HARRIS HAY

loader, ncw und will go at a bar- gain.. George Mallett, Union Road.

7305-7-26M2lpd

FARM FOR SALE-At GLENCOE,

Vernon ltivor. 140 acres, large house and outbuildings, near rail- , way station, churches and schools.

For further inforiiiiition iipply to lt. J. McDonald, Glencoe.

7325-7-28¢M1iipd

FOR SALE AT HUNTER RlVER` seven acres land with house and outlrlutdiugs formerly owned by the late Richard Goss. This is u very valuable _property for a :business man or retired farmer. A clear title and free from all cncumbraiices guaranteed. Enquire oi’ David Goss,

llunter Itivcr.

.7308-7-26M~iipd

LOST

LOST.--BLACK ONYX BAR PIN

set in pearls. Finder please lenvc at Guardian Oiilcc. 2|

LOST CAR NUMBER 270 BETWEEN

Georgetown and (`.Iiiirloi\tctown. Finder please leave at Moreli Ho- tel. 7274-7-25M.'lipd.

LOBT BETWEEN MONTAGUE

Bridge and Lower montiigue shep~ herd's check cIiild's cont. Finder please leave at Geo. Poole's store. Montague. 7307-7-26M3ipd

LOST.-BANK BOOK CONTAINING

a sum of money. Finder piease leave -at Canadian Bank of Commerce. Reward, 7309-7-261M3ipd

LOST ON BRACKLEY POINT ROAD

or Shaw's Beach,grey raincoat (new) belonging to returned soldier. Kind- ly leave with Mrs. Bruce Diaiiioiid Brncklcy or Jenkins & Sons, (tit-y and receive reward. 7278-7-25M3ipd.

LOST.-OUT TRAIN WINDOW.

near St. Peter's, ii crochet-bug, con- taining black maple lent’ brooch. ‘given by boy who was killed in war; also necklace, small sum of money, etc. F‘lndcr please leave or 'notify Mrs. King, 232 Richmond St. .- . _, .. _ July 26-iilpd. l WANTED

POSITION WANTED-RETURNED

loldier wishes employment- N0' afraid of hard work; also experienc- ed Janitor und caretaker. Apply Guardian. ‘ 7273-7-25M6ipd.

school District No. 37. Supplement; $50.00. Address George A Leslie

secretory Trustees, Soiirls it it ,no H 0 ty to rcpnsbm uni

7304-7-2sM4ipii

i. ____ .__

WANTED-TEACHER FOR BALTIC

school, one with' experience pre fcrred. Supplonieiit $100.00. Apply to James liriiiidcr, Secretary, Bal ilu. Lot 13. 7328-7-28-Mtiipd

WANTED HELP.-

MALE

tho plant. Parker had to walk ii couple of miles to the Labor Templi- and fetch ii permit before the milk company would consent to ‘sell him a supply. _

Oillcials of the telegraph companies

told of messages, bearing the st-:inir Ol’ the Trades and Labor Council, be

1-EA¢HER WANTED FOR 'ms |1115 sent by telcgraphcrs who 'rcniiiiii

ed on duty by permission of thc strike committee, but without llii knowledge of the telegraph oiiicials These iiicssiiges were said to be of o

TEACHER WANTED F0'R FARMING i:liii_i'iicici~ likely to proloiii; the strike.

while the iindcrstiiiiding had been that .he wires should bc uscd only for mes- sages of urgent privutc 'mat.ters.

F. W. Law, an oiliciai oi’ thc Grczii

TEACHER WANTED FOR M`|LToN` Wliir Voteruiis, declared that It. E.”

Bray, one oi’ the accused. wlio_ is de olurcd to hc n loader ol’ the Veterans hid uth ri - \

Vc crans

i_oNc. Hou/ Pi./\c`Es

Near to tho resting place nf the

'irst great apostles of thclr fiiith it is thc dearest wish of all points liloham uierlaiig to lie after ilchtli. .

The slirines of Najaf. Kerbelii ani?

PA1-ONS. WANT A SMART Boy`,[{uzimuiii,' the resting places of Ali

about 13 or 14 years OHL one whu Hussein, and the seventh and iiiiiil

can make himself generally useful

7297-7-2o‘Mtf

or (loiiiniissioiier can earn easily $4.00 por day. Must bo llvo wire. Ap ply persoiiaill»_.' Guardian oilicc.

, race-7-zsiviii

farm. Good wages to right ninii. Duiicnii Mathieson, North River;

risk-asivizipii.

us news agent on the Liordeii train; also one for tho ’l`lgiiisli train. Ap ply at once to News Agency, Itali- way station, Charlottetown. '

7326-7-28~MIil

WANTED FOR FARM iN SASKAT-

cliewan young niarried couple williiir

‘ to work. Man must be sober, iiidus

trioiis and honest, good with stool und ni-achinery.Woman must he good cook and housekeeper. Will pay hli wages and ii? satisfaci,ory would reni f-arm and equipment to them. Scnrf testlnioniais from Minister as ti character and iiirlustry. State ago wages wanted, iiiinilicr ani] ago ol children, if any and how soon innii can come. Not iieeessrwy for woin- iiii to come right uwziy. This is o splcndld opportunity for wldo awalii couple. Wofllil advance fare for oiii on Miiiistor's rocoiniucnilatioii. W.E Edwards, Govan, Sask.

7296-7-26l\'l1iipd

ELLANEOUS

Ei ‘Ill O

ANY ONE WANTING A GOOD

farm within 10 inilou of thc city with crop, 'stock and iiiucliiiicry ii desired. can got piirlir-.iilars by ap plying to Box 446, Charlottetoivn.

7317-’i'~28Mti.

' ' I

NOTICE FOR THE BEST SATISFAC-

tion in piiino tuning and repairing musical instruments sent your order to Prof. Murcou. Nowson Building Charlottetown. Phono 94~J.

6946-7-11Mti'

e~ . :_ ,_' ' ' 1-- ' BLUEBERRIES.-I WANT LARGE

quantities oi blueberries this sea- son. Ship in barrels. Prices 5 cents por pound. F. O. B. Stations. J. D. Jenkins.

,__ _ 7293-7-26M6i

WANTED TO RENT BY MIDDLE OF'

August, house, centrally located. modern conveniences. ADDIY B01 281., CIW- 7283-7-25M5iDd

wAN'rl|:| A Postr-ion av c'oMPE1'-

eiit and experienced stenosrnvhel end boekkeeper. Salary ailiout $15 pe we k Apply Box 281 c .V ,' ° msn,-asuoinn

WANTIU-eoi-loonllts on smALL

eteemers to carry , coal from New Campbellton to P. lil. I and New idiinaimii pam. Prompt ioadins

A¢¢io“q¢,i`co., aos cimiaiis si. or Newpdnip ellton, victoria Co. hlieui|nu...a...i¢.... ’~*°9’9'“~““'<

W' W

HELP WAN 'I‘ED- FEMALE

linauis. lie on the edge ot the desert in the country British troops now oc cupy in -Mesopotamia.

RETURNED SOLDIER CANVASSER Ono often niocls a corpse on thi

road pnckeil iii ii long craze or buiidli if palm leaves and slung across thi hack of an ass, snys Fldiiiunii Cliiind lor. the press rcprcsoiitutivc in thi Mesopotaiiiiuii forces. The pili;riiii hc lrind is tnkiiig lils relative to swell thi

WANTED’/'\ MAN To WORK' ON ;iopulation of tho cities oi’ the don(

‘;-y which tlicsc sanctuaries ai'e sur runded. '

Ol’ the three shrines, Najaf is thi

-'--li-'iii rioliost, iiiid to soiim minds tho inosi WANTED A YOUNG MAN TO ACT .. .. -

~aciL.d. Like Kazimain. _ it is ap proachoil by ii horse car lliic. The car. are not ot’ the \platfoi‘in of those thu' ‘ily in European cities. I,bcliove th. 'ow lirltisli soldiers who have secii them rank tlieiii witli the Clock towc: ii the mosque as lirst among the lion: if Mesopotamia.

iii peace tiinc the deiul came fron

i wide radius, The donkey with ,thi bundle like a bag carpet bag on it: hack, draped iii wattle or rich silk iccorriliig to the means of thc pilgriii may have coinc :iii the way from Liok liars. A few years ago ii corpse ui rivod from thc l'crslaii cinbussy ii.

'1‘_lie rich as a rule are buried ii

thi: shrine itself. The fee for liitcr iiient in the iiiosoiie is $250. For burial oiitsldii the walls iii' the cltg the pilgrim pays unytlihig from foin ;o len ruprs (two to live ilollnrs) uc roriliiig*to the ilistiiiico he luis como

l\/iuny pligrliiis Iiiiy houses iii Nu

inf, and thus thc pluce is gradually beconiiiig ii city ol' the dciid. Nliii liousos out of ten have gi'iiv4‘s in tlioii Soinoticos the biiildiui.:isnoililng elsif iliuu ii tomb.

Najaf has proved iiiiproiziiable ti

Waliliiibi and liedouiii. lt is belicvi-i` to bc fubiiloiisly rich. Thcro are tw( stores oi’ tin-asiii'c. The old treasury has not boon opened since the visit o Slinr Niisir-iid-l)in_ 50 yours ago. it li biii'lcd in ii viiiilt niiil built over witl

BIRTHS

MAci_Eoi:-Ai M-mm ii£ipi~, July ion 1010, to Mr. and Mrs. .lohii M. Maic Leoil, twin sons weighing 7% 1\f\'I E

pounds.--t'o;ii§i'ntiilutioiis.

DEATHS

WANTED MAID FOR _GENERAL

housework. Apply Mrs. D. Davies. 14 Esplanade, 7216-7-22MI.

WANTED AT ONCE A CAPABLE

girl for housework. No washing. Ap- ply 146 Pownal Stiyot. 6772-7-4Mtt.

WANTED--A MAID WHO UNDER-

stands cooking, no washing, the highest wages paid toiright party. Apply in person to Mrs. Frank F. Tuplln, Summorslde, P. E. I.

_ 7119-7-i8Mti.

Small breaks in hot water bottles

can be mended with adhesive plaster.

Use borsx in tepid water with a

little soap to wash silk handkerciefs.

MOOR\E.-At. Milton July 27. George Moore aged 96. l~`uuorul from thc res: dciicc of Mr. Louis Moore, Tiiosdai 29th ut 3 p. m.

GREEN.-iii Cliiirlottetown July 27 Annie C. Green widow of Mr. Tiionmi Green riged 84 yciirs. Funeral prlvnti cn arrival of hor sons ond dniightors Interment Sherwood Cemetery. Ni flowers, by request.

MORESIDE.-At the P. E. island Hoi ipitiil ou July 27th. 1919, from injuries "received on 25th iiist., George W. Moreside in the 36th year of his age Funeral at 2 p in Tuesday 29th

Paris. '

' Facing a Crisis

LONDON, July 20.-Damage amoun-

ing to more than $1,300,000 was done on Pence Day at Luton, Bedifordslilrc centre oi the Engisii straw hat indus- try, bccnuse discharged and deniobi- ized soldiers were refused permission to hold nieiiitii'ial services for their dead comrades iii the local public park.

This refusal really merely furnish-

ed occasion for ri riot, which had been brewing for some time owing to unredresscd grievance of the soldicrs.

The Town 1-lull was burned to the

grouhd, all the inuiiiclpal documents were destroyed, und 40 policemen and 16 firemen were injured by the mob.

In Cork and Limerick, in isolated

listurbalices between soldiers and Sinn Feiners, thc police charged with their clubs and ultimately usoil their rifles. Ono policeman got a shot in the leg. The men arrested will bc tried by court-iiiurtial and will receive hen-‘ vy sentences. No arrests have been made in Luton, and the Mayor has lied. _

‘In Coiivontry. Wnrwicksliire. tho

zreat motor iiidusli-_.', tho mob sniusli- id plate ixliiss winilo\\'.s~ wliolcsnlc and looted boot and other shops.

Unrest ls General

Tliesc aro mcrcly loral iiiiiiiifnslii-

-.ions of izciiorzil and iiiciiaiiriiii; uu- cest. Thi- strike oi' the miners to show tlicir disizontoiit with ii xviigc liicreusu of six shillings ii ton i`iii'- nishes a l`oi'iniduble example ot' thc ‘ifliiiérzil fcclillié. Rliiics have stopped ipcrzitioiis, und iiro bccoiiiiiig flood- 'ti :ind sziilors Iiiivo_ been sunt l'roiii ,ho fleet to pump ilioin out.

The niiniiig situation is i*ogiii'iliiil

is critiiiil [oi llit uiiiicis ihiiiii soil

lf thot is tho i-asc, ii vis-lu is open- ng for new :iiid i:i'i:;1i,or trouble than the Govoiuiiiioiil has yet hurl to fiuw.

Industi'i;il work iliroutzlioiit York-

shire is becoininix siciulily piirulyzr-d. l`licre are .~;ti‘iliL‘s oi` one kind or un- itlicr iii most oi' ilii-, iiidilstrliil dis- ‘i'icls. At (.li'eciiock, iiciii' (lzisi.'o\v, *lit iruiis1‘oi't woi‘Iii-i'i=, liuviiig liiioii 'efuscd piiy l`i-r pi-ilco iluy, ilociiivil 'lot to work on iiiiy futiire Saturday liiis lying ilp thc ti'oiispoi‘t busi- ness.

Ncurly 50,000 l)oi‘li_vsIiii‘o iiiiiiois

irc idle. Iiiglily live niliii-i: iiuvc :hut iiowii iii the hliflliiiiils :iiid thi* l0l't|l. it is l`oiii'cil iiiliicrs all over Tiruut liritaiii will strike as ii pro- wst usaliisi ilu- use or sailors for 'lunipiiig ilio iiiincs. Alio;.:oilioi- the situation has <-iiiisi-il’ this most pro- found four.-i und iii\i.~igi\'iii;:s in tho 'louse of (‘oninioiis. The l’i-L-minr iusuliouii uuiihlo to soy iiiiytliiiii: to lispcl this fi.-clliig, All the iiiiiriiiiig iiiiivspapors i-iii- ihiisizo tho 1.;i‘aivil_v of tho coal :situ- ilioii. l)isusici‘ is :ilicuil if iliiwo lr-ivi~lopiiii~iii:4 <'oiitiiiui~.. ilio Iliiiiy, I`*‘Il‘l-T|'ililIl =iil.\'S! ll llritcs all who bwii' hi- rospoiisiliilitv of l0:1ili\i'sl i

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~1\'yifL\wy are for or against in-i iifliotioii of ruiu upon millions of hcii' i’ollo\\'s. Tlic liuily News foi'i~.~I eos a “(`:iIziiiiily that oriiiiiot _bei iieusiii‘i\<l" and sz-_.is the only tliiiigl o do is to niako iioiico in tho spliorc if thc one iiiiliistry upon which dc- ionils ovi‘i'yLliiiii.r olso in the life .if hc coiniiioiiivcziltli. li says i'osoi'| iii 'C-rco woiilil bo iiiiiiliioss and tli:i`t IIC sin'~rli‘ liopo of ii s'iil.isi'uciiii~_v solii-2 ioii ol' lliif irouhliis lios iii ii proiiipt ind iluriiii.: policy of coiiifiliailiiiii.

-1 E,

irick uiid limo, with no door or key oi" vinflow |.~,' wily of i\iili‘:\iii‘o. 'I`l\o new rozisiirn is iii ilio koopiiil: of the kilirl-I Iai‘~golil and silvor, and jovwls, iiiid, ireizlous stoiics. silks, and sliuwls, and 'ieiirlcd ciirluiiis, , | Oiie of the iirst :lifts fr tho sIii'liios

`o i‘r‘ai-li liagdiiil ul'tci‘ our ti‘o;;p.-‘. vii- ercd ilu* city \vr~i'<~ i'iir i'ui'vi»d :words of gold willi iliiiiiioiiils on thi' iliciitli iiiid hill. 'i`lii-y liiiil bi-eil dis'-_ 'iatolioil iroiii Coiisliiiitliioplo to ling- lzid whcii tlio_l}l'll.isli iiioiiucn wus re-` :ariled as ai iiiiidiiiaii's drciim. and ioro tho iiiscrlptioii. “l"i‘oni the sor- vniit of nil pious Moslciiis, L‘uvci~ Ili~_v."

No iliiiibl. they were iutoiidrd to yniliolizi- the uilixlil 'whereby thc i`urks would dr-l'oiiii the city against heir hittcil focs tho (Jlirisliziiis.

If, wlioii you riiii ii silver kiilfo

lirougli jolly, it ivriiililos, il is doiic.

_-2-_-

NERVIIUS

PRUSTRIITIIIN

May be Overcome by Lydia E. PinI¢ham’s Vegetable

Compound -This - Letter Proves It.

udWest Philiidlelphia, Pa.--“rliJi:1ri;i§ mg rt ers ave een mer e , n i Y” ' ‘ ' ‘been in bad health

and had several st- tacks of nervous prostretion until it seemed as if the

oganl in my whole b y were worn out. I wee tlnally

rsoeded so try

TydieE. Plnkhem l Vegeteble Com- pound end it. made e well women of me. I een now do

_ ell my fliouaiwork

end edviee ell eilln women 'try Lydie E. Plnkheme egzteble Com- sound end I will Search e they will orlve is-:ret bone t from it.. -Mrs. Fam: mmtkm 25N. (lst Street, Wm riiiiiuigpiin, in

There ere ouseiids of women every-

where in Mrs. Fiugereld s condition, suffering from nei‘vooeimse,Tb_eckeehe, hesdechee and other ,slmpiioiiis of e lunctionel derengefiieii' --It wh! e fnseaiiuplrictor eeliliifeebbrudwliicli ed her no write this ie teépotliut other women meyyheiiatlttroiti is éigperidhce end tind hee th ee she h one. ‘

Eoreii eetionsiii augur con

Inst. from his late residence Milton %|:I°¥\WgawdI‘E- “him °dI°I“°

t Church t England C meto y.` ~ LNB- 5"' Th' "WIS °f 'hd' P(iease omit Flowers. e r i.4°l,“|'¢ °‘P°"‘*°F°l'°"°“"""I°°'

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Visitors to “The lsland” are Invited to Call and Examine 0ur Stock oi

FANCY LINENS

Cosmos CASES V TABLE Covsas ~

BUREAU Scakrs Simiiis .

Ci-:`N'rEks AND Eoi/Lsvs Pii.i.ow CAsss

In all these lines we show an immense variety :uid prices will be

found exceptionally low as we buy direct from makers. '

S'IAMPED LINEN AND ART SILKS

0f everyilescription together with Novelties of many kinds J

_Linen Dept.---5 Floor---Take Elevat

,_ I . .-A.-\:i_;T.

, §'.-.- ' . / :.

/ .~ r _

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£4;-. if. if-i 1

F CY PRLO

vs:

CHESTERFIELD SUITES--BED DAVENP-0R'IS V

We have just received a splendid line of these goods- iixuriously up

h l‘t d ` b . t`fuI tapestry fabrics. _ _ 0 5 eririi clzronstiiidlciion and finish these are of the highest quality.

= C* Enjoy the *- 'I-viii

. . N ~.\. Summer Weather ,, ¢. ‘*'i:. . - I I To (Lo so yrgu nebcld

some ig com orta e ' f* "1"

verandah or lawn without damage.

Our basket seat chairs and rockers are big

and comfortable-then we show canvas chairs which may be folded up or adjusted to any position Many kinds and stylcs._..l’0c to $5.00

Hammocks l V

'ii is-' //ii Hammo--

_ _ A spi¢m_iidiin@_i0st-ioci `

_i I

ai-1_1, _ii Ili

1 l`roin and selling rapidly

Select yours today. . ` '» Ka- '

"'f7Je5f’ rw 5' ieljc-g g- is.

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