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not Color the ,_ _air ' fbifvos Fainng Hai.- I .JiY_f§;,l`\§_’S I-mm virion
Society Emblems "
Pins and Buttons
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Vlfe have just added to our stock a large number of C. M
- An L U-F-» MaS0111°~» 0- H-. Oddfellows., Orangemen
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his Queers c c0UNiY .GU
Head llfflces in Nsw'Prowse Block- -Charlottetown.
D. C. Morton, Cardigan, was ln the H.~J. Boggls, City. wont to Blonctoni
City yesterday. - yesterday. _
The Arena Rink has closed after a ‘ G. .S Inman. Mg ue, was in tho'
most 'successful season. |\City yesterday. ' _ Q . Lester Franco. Albany. has sane' R. W. Mcniven,`st. Perm, was in' to Picton for tha summer. the (my yesterday, - _ Oscar Roberta. Murray River. left norisrrnsmont, Clifton, lefryesta- Y°B¢°l'd“Y m0|'|1ll\§ 10|' Wlllllilwl- day morning en route to Calgary. I
1
Miss annie ucnonsin has entered _ ` I
upon her duties as teacher in Queen hughli ;?(;?;.’ Qglxgilazxaeehy bg? I
iie it will pay to see us.
nerr-1_s&__. I-2 _ ._ _, "qw
nd _othe_r` Society pins. When in need of anything in this
l'lLl'1ll.
ruoros~
EASTER °
»c00h'l il the place,
The Studio Whore Baby is Ain-ny..
. We‘com»
To make you Strong
After an attack of La Grippe
Hughes’ Digestive Tonic
is unexcelled. It nourishes anp strengthens the nerves, improves me lppetite, aids digestion and tones up the whole system.
Price 25c per bottle.
GEO. E. HUGHES.
` Apotbenaries Hall
Great Values Ladies’ Shoes
at popular prices. You can ri\\'etiioncyb; buying your shoes from us. \Ve,rsrry the largest range of shoes at $2.-oo. $2.50 and $3.oou pair in the City in patent leather, and all best leathers Ladies why pay $4.00 fornslioe or n_ bélvt when you can get just as good her ' for'$a.5o.
E. -McEAi$llEN
The rllioe Msn.
dmwfrtlitf
Arthur "TBI Mc inn, ii.A.
(HA RYA RD)
Barrister and Attorney-at-Law t.‘0l'. Quco mid lllclunoud Ste., Ul\`l.u\\'i| Tele .hone llouuo ZH. Oiiice 4:4
fiwtt '
WJ" .IL Carvell, B.A
Barrister Solicitor. Notary Public etc~ osirrcilz- -
0'Holloran Building,
Corner Gt. George Street,
Ox! bn Bank of Nova Sr-o’l\
WARBURTON & SHAW
BARRISTERS. ATTOIKNEYS, NOTARY . PUBLIC, Etc. Otlice in Cameron Block Charlotte- ' town, P. E. Island
. A.,B. Warburton, BA. D. L.
I D Edgar Shaw
drtbm
McLeod ®. Bentley
Barrisuirn and Attorney-A-ar~iaw.
Bolloibtlts fbr the Bank of‘Nova Scotia _
Ubllhlfnlbln. _ l'l'ltl-1`rili}`ov |<t'n (trnbcr
City of Charlottetown Debentures
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FOR_§l\LEI
Debentures :yill be sold tn replace ones redeemed urinz the yt-ar root* in , ots of`$5\_‘0-00. ouch payable in zo yea-rs ‘ By order
Apply in
W. W. fZL\RKl-1. I
2-aid.f Pat. Ex. Ciiv clerk I
`.|r.='f
1 -Spring
footwear
We have received and
opened ap the greater part of our ne .v spring footwear.
Our iine_of I Adics’ Oxfords , in Black and Tm are viade
winners. ,
You wllffiiid our Boots
and Shoes are priced the
. divest in the City-
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sf’.'3f"$..ff~°°' nurtures. 1%.-£39 HNE aa
Invictus
This name stands for all »that’s g 0 0 d in men’s ~
'aw-A-»-;| ¥nsi.v¢. -‘t <¢..e-...-/5,
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and shoes-- they come, in all styles '
, shapes and ` leathers
l $4.50 and $5.00 - a pair.
Alley ®. 90
Sole Agents. .
%KO§X
I]H.II.ll..|lIIlIl$[III.
Kent Street,
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye. Ear. Nose, Throat and Skin. '
Even tested and fitted for
glasses.
OFFICE BOUBB Dio ll L m. l.€'i~3.Ii p rn.
, Evenings by anvviutmsnt
¢\ ti -up
0O%XO
PRUNES
This week we are oder- ing~a very nice line of.
I stewing prunes at the low
fate of -
W-See them in our show window.
BEER Gil. G(ll"F'
Easter! Easter!
` Send your friends a '
Bayer.
The best Easter present. _ ,
elenhonc |92 Cl! WWII '
DR, IECKIE ll. R. C. V.|
Veterinary Surgeon. '
oruims or are noni °°1l°z° at Veterinary Surgeons, Glasgow, Beetlstd DDRES9-Eldon Hotel. Klent St.
nu ugunlncs
' yours me einer n tn an i 1 t ii
3 P0u|\ds for cts-,or "rue i>iio¢,'? wniui iii: iunisfir
Square School.
The outward cargo by the Stan-
shipped by J. P. Woodbury.
Among the horses shipped by the
Minto yesterday morning was a beautiful Parkside driving mare ship- ped by Roy Mason, Bunbury to Meagher Bros Picton.
I The special services held in Grace Church from night to night are large- ly attended and a deep spiritual in- _terest is being aroused. The meet.- 'lngs open ut 7.30. Everybody inter- Krested is invited to attend:
Agood deal of heavy ice floated
into the harbor yesterday from the Straits outside. This with the drift ice from up tho rivers gave the port. it decidedly winter appcarance. The Rocky Point ferry steamer had to battle with some of it yestcrduy afternoon. .
A sad and fatal accident took place
at Geo(gc Duvison's mill. Burlington, last wcek. A number of men _wore engaged in repairing tho dam, when Wt‘l (Pope) Bryenton was accident- ly struck in the stomach by a sledke hammer _and last. night suc- cumbed to his Injuries. He leaves a wife and five children to mourn his' loss. Much sympathy is felt for the bereaved family.
In the dcnth of Martin Pincnud the
('ty loses a well known and highly respected citizen us was shown by thc large concourse of friends who attended his funeral on Monday. Dc- ceased wus n native of Rustico, and it will be remembered that exactly twenty-eight. years ago this coming summer the deceased was awarded a valuable watch by the Government
Howlett. _ I Boswell Jenkins, Mt Albion, is visit '
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1/_ \/'\/_ \,`/ E I ` l"| i ; Crist ‘:ayi1}:‘iigi:tg vglltli li;i;'l\(:d=1ofl_t;\;‘li"y\|;¥sg§u(grwell.th08uest of John undl
Robert Match, Cherry Valley. has
returned homo after n pleasant visit with friends at Grand View.
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The Cornwall Rifle Club will hold
their annual meeting at Albert Hynes on Saturday evening llth. I
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Miss Ella- Dirge, City has taken churgc ofthe mill nery department ot'E H. \\'. 'lIurltei"s store at 0`Leary Sta-' tun. ' .
At o. recent meeting oi' the Canadian
Literature Club held in St. John. Rev. A, \‘V. Mahon, formerly it I’i‘esbytci‘i:\n minister' in this Province gave an inter- esting reading.
A suininoiis for first otl`nni~t: luis been
.-¢ci'\'vil on John Hughes \\f:\tci' Street, also onoou his wife (ivoi'gii1u lluglics bothurc |'ctu|‘nul»le ut the City Police (Jourt on 'I`hui'sds.y. " I
l On the market squurc yesterday ,morning Blake Llrothcrs exhibited Ithree stenrs weighing 19l5,1860, 1800. The cattle were ,viewed by membcts of the House of Assembly, business men and farmers from all over the ,Province and pronounced to be the Ibest ever seen here. One very _l1nnd= some red steer-the best of the lot was raised by John McNeill, Caven- dish. Blake Bros. have fed many ex- |tra beef cattle but yestcrday’s ex- ;hibit certainly leads thc list. The carcasses with others will be on ex- hi.|_tion in their Stall Easter week.
Rev. A. D. Mackenzie was remem-
bered in a kindly manner by the
imembers of the Missionary Society of I-Iartsville and other- friends, pre-
of Canada in recognition of his-lvious to his leaving home for Deme-
heroic conduct in saving human life when the schooner Ancilla was wrecked at Rustico at that time.
Among the Stanley's passengers
yesterday were Miss Jones, Pownal; J. B. McDonald, East Point; J. B. Finlay, Vernon; Dougall Campbell, East- Point; David Colllngs, Sri-ipeon; Heber McQuarrie, Reid’s Corner and F. T. Morrow, Mermaid all _of whom were returning from n three weeks course in the Dairy School at Sus- sex, N. B. The course was one of the most interesting for three years and was attended by quite a number from Nova Scotia and New Bruns- wick. On Saturday last. those in attendance from this Province took an examination on cheese making and milk testing and passed most favorably. Dr. Landry the newly elected commissioner ufagrieulture visited the college three days after his election to office showing the great. interest he is taking in agri- culture and Datrying in New Bruns- wick from an edurmtive standpoint,
I James Jetlrey Roche, whose recent, death has been reported in the Guardian was editor-in-chief of the Boston Pilot up to 1905, was born in lMoantmellick, Queens county, Ire- flfmd. May 31, 1841. He was the son of Edward and Margaret (Doyle) .Roche Ia his infancy the faintly moved to Prince Edward Islnnd. Mr. ,Roche took the classical course 'at St. Dunstan’s, college, and received the degree of L. L. D. at .Notre Dame college in 1891, Ho was limi-lD»f:e;1 in commercial pursuits in Boston between the years 1866 and 1883. After that period until 1890 -he
‘was assistant editor of the Pilot under John Boyle 0'}iellly. He was a member of the metropolitan parlo commission in 1893, and between 1904 and 1907»he wus U. S. consul to |Genoa, Italy. Since that time he lived nt. Berne, Switzerland. He was the author of "Songs and Satircs," "The Life of Jotyi _Boyle 0’Reilly," "The Story of the Filibusters,” "Ballads of Blue Wnter,|' "Her Majesty the King," “Big Ways 01 WM." "Sorrows of Sap'ed»." Of Rochc's friends the most intimate wus John Boyle 0’Reilly, for many
directed after O’Rellly's death, re- signing his editorial post to become consul to Genoa under the present administration. Intimacy betwern two ardent Irlshmen, true poets and stalwart champions of liberty, dated back to their first nfeeting in this city some 35 years ago. 0'l`teilly had just come from inhospitable Phila- delphia, where he found a cold wel- come after his escape from the poli- tical Panel colony in Australia. Roche. n young Prince Edward 15. lander. had been for fourlli-‘yrpars a clerk in 3 C°mmQf°l0|‘“\l7*`».ofllce. Sympathetic in tastes ai1ti_wsharingI` NGBIB. they Drolnptly 'became close ¢0mP8'\l0l1B~ A010 literary products, their close companionship was mutu- ally benefloial. O'Rel,y'g work was bwadar. stronger mired than that of Roche, who excelled in grace and , whimsical humor. "Bongo and Sabres." oubiisbso in isis, was Roche’s first volume of verse. He 'li promptly N°°snire<i as ons. whose work was s product of true inspiration, s wit. playing in pager-y, More vlrlle verse, showing his 7”. ll0n_;l0r the sea. are his “Ballads of Blue IWster." In the some year, 1896, he also brought out "The V-a-re and Other Brio-a-Brac," a collection deliciously droli
:British Cough Cars. This is A
sale.pisuant. and effectual remedy for coughs, colds, eroup, bronchitis and
rura. Mr. /Mackenzie was at ono time a member and secretary of the society, and reference was made to this in nn address presented on the occasion. Accompanying the address was o purse of ‘money expressing in a tangible way the good will of his friends and their 'interest in Mr. and IMrs. Mackenzie as they take up their work among the heathen of British
Guiana. ,
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The funeral yfthe late Cbesterj
from his home,,i Souris wasoue of
special train, 'from Churlotftetowni conveyed -the Faculty and students! of St. Dunstan’s. College. The lat-I ter- headed by No. 3 co.. artmeryl and the Souris Band preceded thel hoarse, whi'ch in solemn procession was followed from the home of the* deceased to the"church` hy a largel concourse of people of all denomina-i tions thus showing the respect. ln; which the deceased was held. As the long cortege, to the strains of ‘ .Nearcr My God to Thee slowly wen-
.ded its way up the hill to the church | the sight was one that will long re-.
imain in the minds of those seelbg it. 9
At. the church mass was sung by thel Rev. Ronald McDonald. There were'
also present in the sanctuary Revs., Thos. Curran, A. B. McDonald and’ M. J. Smith of St. Dunstan’s. The choir was ably assisted by some of the students and also by Rev. Theo, Gallant who presided at the organ. The large church was filled to ov_er- flowing. Alter the absolutlon the remains were interred in thc familyl plot nmid the sighs and tcnrs of. loved ones. A newly-moulded grnvo‘
now mnrks the spot where lies alll thut is earthly of Chester McBrlde._ Among the numerous floral offerings; was a beautiful wreath from his'
clnss mntes and the many spiritual, bouquets gave evidence that fond, hearts were sincere in their sorrow., The chief mourners were the mother; and sister; Wm. and Mrs. McDonald! and family; John McBride, Trncadicl and Miss Maud Knox. Charlottetown-‘ nnd Bernard Creamer. The pulll bearers were Ben Murdock, Jas.; Connors, and Thos. Gorman of St.. Dunstnn’s and A. McQunid, J. Bren-‘
MCBYWE Wl\l°l\. f1QUk P15” Y¢S¢Bf‘1¢1Y|foi‘ a considerable time train des-
tho largest., and great. impressive ever|h|s genial personality won him many Iseen in that. decfibh of the Island. A 'friwdg and he was hi bl egtenmed
nan and W. Sterns of Sourls, It
has re-
where she and Mrs.
Mina Fannie Reid, Victoria Cross,
luis retumed home after a nxtendcd visit to Mill View where she was the guest of Miss Mabel Mutlow,
The solo entitled “Star of the East"
was ver aoccptnbly rendered by Mrs. W, J, hl'cEachern of Mt. Albion in the Cherry Valley church lust Sunday afternoon. .
Test Taylor, City, leaves Thursday
morning for Oalgsry, and J. A. Hale, who, recently returned _from the Pacific coast, leaves this morning for the same place, joining Mr. Taylor in Amherst and from there they will proceed together to their destination.
The advances notices of Billy Kin Kald. the 'exceptionallyrfelsver jug-1 gler and'-'comedian now/\-performing at Wonderland, were llyino manner of means exaggerated. Juggling ex- traordinury was the order of the bill last night, and it. certainly was all lt, claimed to be. Billy Kin Kaid is a ‘master hand at his difficult work, and whether keeping time with rythm and ease tn the music ns he juggle-s cigar boxes or cannon bnllsl la equally at home. His in.roduc- tory act. with his hot. is ol itself wonderful and his comedy inter- mingled the while with all he dots, is irresistible. Worthy of particular mention is his juggling with three cannon bulls weighing fifti-en pounds. each. These hc handles with uncom- mon dcxterity, finishing the use of, them by throwing each in the utri and catching it on the hack of his] neck. He is muscular, lithe and agile; suited to his work to which hc has
I I
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5 “Easter ~» Gloves I'
Direct From ine Mako
We have just received three hundred- _
of ladies’ fine kidgloves from Fowues & Co. They were a balance of stock and we secured
them at a, bargain. , ‘
These gloves retail regularly for $1.10. We will sell them from now unti‘ <_Easter
for 7 5c per pair.
Black and tau only.
All sizes 5 Q( to 7 %. ,
STANLEY BROS, I
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Don’t . Freeze
devoted years of training,und is he- ynnd‘ a doubt the cleverest perform- or in his line who has ever been here. Hc varies his pmgimn each cvcilng und tonight will do a marvellous| uct, viz., drinking a glass of writer! while standing on his bonds, with n| five brunch chandelier lighted, on his head. Billy Kin Kaid is \v0!'tli going to see, and his initial perfor- munncc is but an earnest of otliers.
even more entertaining still.
Although nn absence of many yenrs`
and an interval of munygtliousundsl of miles of this enrtli's surface had separated him of lute from the friends of his -earlier days, -Pope Clark, whose death, in Denver, Col- orado, on Friday last has already been chronicled in The Guardian has ever been warmly remembered by many acquaintances in this Province, Especially in Charlottetown, vlfhcre he lived for many years his memory is enshrined in many hearts as that of n true friend,an agreeable, cour- teous gcntleman, and a good citizen. Ha was born forty-eight years ago, and was the youngest son of the late Wm. D. Clark, of Cape Traverse, in this Province. and n brother of W. W. Clark, the City Clerk of Char- lottetoivn. He left this, his native Province about seventeen years ago. Previous to that time he had been in the Railway service here and was
patcher. In the land of his adoption
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by the corporation with whom he was employed, the Vlctér Fuel Com- pany of Denver. He :vos u Free Itas- ou and an Oddfellow, and while here was affiliated with the loc-'il lodges. To his brother, W. \`.’. \`_"ark, the following resolution has nnen addres- sed, by the |‘.1c1'|b¢\rs r.f Yiatviia Lodge, A.F. & A.M.. of this (.‘ity:- “Whereas lt has pleased the Supreme Grand Master to call to the Grand Lodge on High our late Brother, Pope Clarke, Therefore llesolvedthat Victoria Lodge tenders the sincere re- grets and sympathy of the Brethren of this Lodge to Brother W. W.' Clark, P. M., and other relatives resident _ here in th'is hour of their bereavement."
isoicesuou,
IS Till IND 0|’ IIEALTII.
Health ends when incligestion begins,becau.se nutrition fails. Thus you are starved. 'l`h_cu the impurities which arise from undigestod food get into your system. Thus you are
isoned. Mother Seigelis
syrup makes an end of indi- gestion by strengthening the digestive organs.
Morusig _ \ I
,SEIGELS I
l:l:’;lgslSTl0N. F
_ Price 6a eh. per bottle. Sci: e-rcsvwbere. ' A, 1. \vHi'l‘E at co., r.-rn., .nom anal.
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"Silber Plate that Wadrs. "
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I" For 55 Years I
Genuine
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I ROGERS BROS."
_ Spoons. Forks. etc., I
, have been in nee and given , entire satisfaction. The I
I n¢p“gg|oe|nl\ne." I
\ en any spoon or fork, `\\ wherever bought, guaran-
I f in in high quality.
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Our stocs 'of this famous ware ia ver com ete and marked st interesting low
all elections of the throat, chest,
w mul einen. anftvaumn
ITROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD
“'r“o" THE Lanirosfauo onN'ri.is- MEN or or-iar<Lo'r'rm'owN /mul
ISLAND :-.-
I am now in a better position than ever to give you the very best; to be had in the tniloringm-t,hnving_ received the latest. New York fesh-~ ions from the John J. Mitchell fash- ion house for the spring and summerr of 1908. I have also received a large' supply of the very latest in suitings, overcoatings, trouserings“dnd ladies' coatings, which I will tt1b’k0 up at. the lowest possible price. If have a ladies’ coat maker who is an expert in that line. Ladfcs give us a call and get a coat that will please you
in any s¥'yle you choose. I have also un exper from the old country who willclean and press and repair your clothing at a very modest price. Give as your order early and avoid
the rush.
JAMES CALLAGI-IAN. Upper Queen Street.
3-18dmwf.rwtf. A. A. Malmo K r. mriala Mekiuuen
. qd_5,4y ¢a nmrln/NON. '
Bsrristers. Attorneys-at-Law Brown ru nt . ...rwtu/iwwn
Hip] |;|_ Bitn-.1 .Sh LZ
l|CNCTON» N. 3;” 'uw d IU! |308!
|n1il'i:CLlL;'”t “I *°° 'W'
when you can get hot drinks at any hour except while you sleep at my popular resturant.
Hot Chicken Pies
in abunflance just ihe thing to warm you up and rnnlrf- \ on feil good and strong.during this changeable _ weather.
I V ral. ossizocnss.
fur nr/lun I
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' \Vliy dou't you sell our soaps
Famous, and ver Bar
and get in the ranks with the money makers ?
I Our Customers
make good money because our
I so/tvs V
give satisfaction and we give the dealer the long end. We only want a little profit on each sale and a lot if sales. Why not consult us, we can work together to our mutual advantage. A team is stronger than a single horse.
\ FAMOUS SOAP
is now the popular brand of soap and pays the dealer to handle it better than any other Brand of soap manufactured. It is _made only at
Bée P. E. 'Island Soap Works Ch’town, P. E. I.
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OAKLEY BARON.
42984.
Record 2.23
4mk|o_r ilnrnn iunilc hi-' rr<‘ni1iof ‘.l.'I.\ as it
(nur _\|~ni- old nn n half iniic ii-ui-k and in n .-1-\'i‘n lu-ut. rncc tvlrich ho won llc Ia so wi-ll niul fn\'oi~uiriy known n fulldorwripilnu is n|~c|tl¢--»,f||rtl\ri- lhunio say: lloi»<r-n|n-.4.-il- od io ho ilu- huiuianrlif-sl., host broil nnd onu uf thi- fuslr-»t trotting stulllonn lnhliirllliiin ijiinurln. lic is n aimw |\or.~4‘. having ttnm |I|'~l ilrlzcut tlu:i'ltut‘loitcto\\'i| Exhi itioua
n Illli l llltl`. li ~ i l i 'ire of \\'iunm~s i|| the shun* ring. Home of -his foals (the flint cloi \\'nrns-l`|iil\'n til. vxlillailIivhllillsgfniland won fir-t. _-'i-<-mul und tl\ir1l u|nnl‘.\'. \_l\P ,llultrtr reiunr |;, » nm; y,\|,;_\» “»i-1-.-, |||.¢ limi Int In- on-|>_||||l|rc|l. 'I hcy r1~~'ou|\il\-. tin ir aim in ‘size nnrl color uri i i--:lit-,m,|n||.i|;[ vm-i_v .ipnt-rl NK liuiuismiin 1-nits with lt'l_\tt.i|\i¢ ni-ilun. Hc~_\\ill_mnkt: tltcsonmu if HIE ul the old nt,nt|d.llli~ 'iuiny Ilros.. \\'ni-oliniwi-_t.i1~nt (icorgo Stifiyt. loc ll.|.01l sc_curod b ' notont tint .s-nr\'i4-c duo .\'o\'. lat. ltltrl. I.iln-i~|\I iliacnuul for mwli. ".‘"“l “’l~‘“'” l“'l‘u°3°' .\Iu\'os will lm ||\ct ut bout or trnin und wzll hi- our-cil for at ruusoturlilc rules. ' A,
' Wm. Bateman, wi S- M°Kl¢»_ 3-zidttsrttsrm In Charge. 0\\'u<'t‘
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Flour & Feed
We have in stock the follow ing bi ands of flour
Five Roses. Queen City. Phoenix Square.
Also. Rolled 0sts Cornmeal Oli rleal, (Ontario) Bran rts, Feed Flour, Hay and Oats
All of whichvre are selling at lowest rices _
WHOLESALE 81. RE'1lAl§~ f I > _ »
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