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and he was afforded the opportunity

“ Saves and Labor __ to hear such men as Lord Birksn

It is vary mu h th 1 tha exception get Pia: girrn nares to he recommended by users We golnstaintly receive letters such el ¢h, o owng from Lf J h Lot 24, Ebenezer, Roll: IEA Hume-Un'

a good many of these furnaces put

Ask ns to expltin the many exclusive xgturealnf ft-his furnace which nyc fnghtg To ual economy and the com the ho c ean.Tun|form heat throughout

°“'°- Hldefl rludiy submitted.

A HORNE 6' CO

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R0yalEdWa¢‘dUhlptel'!.O D E

school at Poona, India The old build

territory.

into the mid Awantie and ,wins the over by the Regent, of Abegweit chap °p°"“"“3 with th’ Vim” T-“KW

the "cry cf the Mm meetings of ed schedules of visits for the student,

the executive of Abegweit Chapter of with P°°Pl° °f 1"n“°"°° md 11119015- 1

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Summerside, and Royal Edward “"°e_p°°P]° Wh°m mei’ WWW 5°

uistrihuim chap.er, Charlottetown, mm Unlikely to meet in any other

_ °"°'|°"°*°“ ood lnmmmiae The member, of the executive M way. Mr. White nentioned that lady

RW” mwwd ch,,pw., were th, Ryders family had south African

; -_ - e- -__ guests of Abegweit Chapter, summer- °°'m°°“°"- “nd in 5YmP*"hY Wml

` ' side on saturday. sept zsth et iso th’ W°"‘ °f Rh°d°= WM hid bwn I

famil friend Re

PE ER L E S S 1tm|)_41, F03 ¢0wRED FIBEMAN o'clock. The luncheon hour was fol ‘Cano-‘fl receh; 19:) fmm I- °°mm\1I\- S i C

.___, lowed by an informal business meet ed m Y-his 1'_dY "50 wG,,“a,o“N_D Nc ame S Se

rm, “"1” mommy mums head Winston ¢7hu.rchi1l, Ramsay

MacDonald and many of the greater

wuneisintaeronmsoraseehsntsr mm-‘ °‘”‘° I" ff°m "1 1°\P°f|=1

in the Navy League Building on

“md” ‘mmoon u 3 oclock' Reg from universities on the continent enture J r: B Mommy presiding R'°‘°"' 1”* *° 'P°"- "Wh ii In lm smmtuyss mmum M mt meeting portant part of university life-a very Wm mfpmed md mm,” ,Wm important part because the student

ed . “mncwry “nk bumee_the who can hold up his own end in any

proceeds from the sale of the Alex me °‘ 89°” 1"” “U °P¢¥\ 59551110 9° andre noses being larger than that “ll °°°‘“1 “fe Ml' “miie WM 'bla w of pl-,ceding yn, Payment out mike thc Oxford ice hockey team of standing hills was authorized and a Wm” nm* m°mb°" eilhii W9" C111 vo” of uw mud ww-:ds work of adians The team travelled on vac the order in india. It has become "“°”-’ ”°'k1“i¢ 1 ‘W MU# every two Immun., to emu” me st Hemws or three days, receiving wonderfully

enthusiastic treatment in each city £0” me \

mi md in its 25 yn" of “Wi” where they played-the list including

heoorne aitogether inadequate is the ““‘“'°’P 3'”-“°’-‘» B¢1'1i° Munlvh » - demand of the ever growing number wenm' B“d“P°5"h em Their V30' _/_ , ol boys md gms from the mmy ationn were three and three workln_ '

different communities Parsees Hin terms' The °"°"5°°~’ 'tudmti U-W0

standpoint besides outstanding men

the opportunities offered there and - _ 6 nowhere else in a great expanse of "Wk °f tht’ Vi°i0l‘iHn league ( in sf-

filiation with the I. O D. E.) and

at ;h»M"h““ <5 \2 i _,_ _

The following report was read by °t Lady F'““°1° Ryde' "H0 “TWU” _, _

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F T N MONTREAL, pet, 14__'1|u-lnpmz ing of the Joint -executive presided d°"'°t" he’ nm” U0 thi# WW? °°' _ _ _ 21

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“WHAT WI HAVI WE'lal» HOLD’

“it’s Better to be Sure

Than Sorry "

Your Foxes are the moat profitable

investment that you have. Are yo;

er.

tving to lose them, by using my oth Netting than Ponds?

"Uertalniy not."

“Why?"

"incense," yon rom as ease mow- ing that the beat “Qusairr ,NIT-

TIN G” is Protecting' yollr Fortis This nw; i_s_qa_nvanizau

fore' and ` bollfg woven,

Hangs Fiat _without haggle' ¢|» pq.

ging and makes a perfect fence.

Can be drfected by In “AMATEUR- SPECIALLY MADE FOR US, UCB PRICES All THE BEST 0

THE ISDAND.

UGGOWANT LIMITED

‘ Kilmnir

The Roger Hardware

Company, Ltd.

»¢“h

58 to 'I5 per cent of the costs of new

By its new law Italy will contribu

hydroelectric projects. ‘

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BULBS

BULBs

e-11;-_-li

We have just received and

opened our Annual FALL sumiiisiwr or DUTCH BULBS direct from HOLLAND. A very carefully aelecisd stock of Brat SIZE BULBS, which W0 offer at lowelt PNN' il I-ll! quantity-`

nraomrns mantle ana sinyiei teautihu colors.

°rm._1rs tnoutieens slaslel

a splendid selection.

naawna 'runes crsili extra choice colors.

rum.qrssns,_ c a o OU s.

FBElBlA¢ DAl'l'0Dl`Ll» atc-s etc. 'Wa My |!ll'i¢l’¢~ 0|' *ll BULB Olnlll BY MAIL sena for our-orios list. ,

rcawr ren _nouns serine ocronsa ans novarnla.

oansa wane; tae seleetioais good.

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POTATOES

WANTED

ana mined ears Vesetabias. Wire col-'_ lsct quantity and price. ~

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Regina. saal.

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A sou club 'meh' *mug when B sible to estimate the benefit of these of thanks Wu su mu by Mn dy-|v, 1, mM°'°,',n-¢¢¢,|y' mi ‘ppeued two years-even the direct benfit of M 99° ' in Eump, ' ~' his education in his chosen subject- awmmy Wm included ° "°t° °‘

_ ° . thanks to Abegweit chapter for the

life of a passenger, Hong;-gc" Hmm' ter-Miss l-lunt. In a few gracious 'md h° 5°h°d“1° 1°* hu "°°°”°1\ U colored foreman on the 3. 5 ~¢;,n,,d_ wc/rds Miss Hunt expressed the pleas °'mm5°d f°"_h1’"- “nd mmm W him ian Fiorcster" was this morning ure she felt to be a mutual one, of °°"m“°d “1'°‘t°f °n_5*’f3°m°“'~S -BMW' awureeu the Royal canadian nu. the members or the somnuttes in this ‘"8 an ‘“'¢“°‘°“ °° “eil” wlulfifis

:mme Association Bron” Mean The meeting ,D mmm matte" of c0m_ time, and great ability. It was shown ' presentation was made on behalf of mon interest and importance, handi-

the Association by R.. B. Teekie, capped as the Daughters of the Em~ D' E' 5°“d°“t‘s 'md R'h°d° 5°h°m`5 General Manager, Canadian National pire are in Prince Edward Island, in are give" °P¥’°""“““m°$ Which °°"1d Steamships. in the presence _og the having no provincial chapter. She "the 3“'i“°d 1” my °"h°" W°Y*°“°h heads of all departments. announced that since the winters "5 me meeting °“""~“3°d Wm* l "Wd

_ nl omg,-¢¢,u1,,t,m8 mo you” hero wwk hm but just Shafted' they had M. P. who personally conducted them I-“ii 11°-111118 hildeed as an enamplc had scarcely time to arrange a "hr°“3h me “m°“S building* °f LW* to others in the steamshlp service, schedule, which might have contained d"“' Where "°b°‘ °f °m°° md 'U Mr.-'I'_eaklc recalled the even-t, which subjects for discussion, but she felt things imemsting were d|5P]°'5'°d 1°' W* New IM March! Mrs. J. 1-I_ that the meeting would he distinctly “heh” b°“°”'- Heuion,`an invalid travelling for me wmthwhu, mo, they had been ,op Mr. White spoke of the financial health to the West, 131415, gm ov". mmm mough to *_-,um ML N“han_ side, could not manage under $2,000 Mud 1” ‘D *W4* 0! VUFUKU- 'nm iel White, the I. 0. D. E. Overseas pe' ye" (M Wh"°h $1400 t"'uPpn°d ‘ alarm was given and the ship which 3¢|.,°1u. for me past two years to ml by I. 0. D. E. and he gave detailed W” °" ‘°*' °°”W°°-“ Bmnudi md us something or what this scholar- “”°"“"° °f °"P°”d““’°- Nassau._wu immediately put about ,mp has meant to him. In closing Mr. white said that he and a boat lowered. In the meantime ML whim “passed mmseu, as could only repeat that he could not Bl'0wn attracted by the cries of the heme' glad to hwe this oppommny voice his appreciation of these two _ woman's husband. jumped out of his of volémg his appreciation of 2 really wonderful years, so that all he could bunk' when M W" 'femme' 'nd glorious years-two years which really say was again “Lhank y°u‘" W1°h°“t hwlfotim nlimsed info the Mom", hm whole mmm, “mude At the cites or this most interest- BSI- HB BWI-m with a iifobouy, a_n¢_l, ‘Mu mm new amnduds and dm; ing talk, Mrs. J. A. Mathieson voiced after an exhausting struggle. ' suc- tmcuy right standards of mmm out_ the sentiment of all present in mov- weded m mmpamnl Mrs' Hema" um look on all 1ife's contacts perhaps es- mg B Wte °f thanks thu' 'the sP"k' til the arrival of the life boat. Brown. nu un” ,U ' d m is ers very evident appreciation of the who is now a member of the shore Dec y comm y e (an at opportunity conveyed through his am, at Momma, md mnneefs rnost important to us as members of I O D E scholusm me _

' ' I. O. D. E. because these scholar- ' ‘ ' ' P W” me

helper, was born in British Guiana ly gratifying to his hearers making

ships and the Rhodes scholarships

and joined the Canadian National f 1 h th»

' have th ir main objective th 1 - “S °° “S P" “Ps “° ‘"5 el” °°“1“

Hmmm” In 191°' “_ e e. ur in such measure how extremely well

thering of Empire schemes.) Mr.

_ ' White said it was absolutely impos- th° memmm fund serves me p“rp°"°

law-was beyond his power to esti-

M M, bgnkrubwy m-ocuymn' Us A E mate. and the indirect benefits were °PP°'"‘“““m' °'“°’d°d "5 °f h°”m3

_ _ _ _ _ - ' . hif£, Sli wish

Dmdddg,,~,uwm,,_m, magnum coal incalculable_ Referring to the direct 2;” Wm Wd h dwsh; ed that dum. “td 'h°1mt"u ms mom, benefit along educational lines he yu wud C “P r ad hem 1”' ‘mblih .on d _ 7 glowmgly described oxford M A com_ _ vlleged to have heard the speaker. 'U t g' os mu" munity indescribable, containing as Th'-S bel" ”“P°““’*° '°°°“‘“° °f “'

colleges each with its own staff of

lecturers, the final goal of scholastic cmdy ‘m *nut °f R'°Y°l Ed‘""°d

` ~ ` ambition, the mecca of the world’s

0 _ mnmz smdents which should be B egweit chapmr to a luncheon and

EYE EXAMINED 61.45535 matter of gratification to those re-

» 'sorr|.ixn`Aivn~'n'i'rau. mower, 1°, th, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0, ,he he ueciueo upon ister, Mrs. Maoheoa

CARE”-7|' ATTENNON GIVEN To scholarship into the two year's dura- °f Abeilwen' °h5P“”' d°PI°’°d th”

LKIPAIII WORK. non Mm the mst vacation' mms, vandalism which was allowed to break

wer; much cum.; pe,-mp, beeeuee Bild d0fl°0 f-M i»°ll1b!¢'°l\°5 111 i-5° her home in Vernon River, returned _._ _

` J* w°_ JDHNSTON the duncuity it first rnnsisted in the Old Wmeterv on Elm Avenue. Mrs. J. to the U. s. A., last week. 1 Messrs. ausseii noper, arusiriey

_ lfsillorsd Oawmstrln uma, atmude toward, ,,,o,k_,,,_ A. Macmillan, Prov_nu.see. repro-tea

‘"7 5"" 5'£°h:Mu“ |'|'°°| 7534* mngemmts fm, tum" ew” seemed for the interest, of those present that. Messrs. George Vsnlderstine. Pet- passed through Millview recently.

'° M be so eww made' over the te, the total disbursements of the War cr Trainor, Frank Hynes, Richard _.___

' to at h incl dd Mutiow and Wilfrid Praught were' Messrs. Jenkins Bros.. H. 5. Mc-

,,,,,,"",, _ MemorlaiFund d e ave ue

‘ f mme' the “um htm :Img ;d;x: 87 Bursaries. visitors to the city Friday. I Leod and Rev. P. D. Mcciuigan have

is n°"“ plum w I; ‘io eg] dsc bu.; 29 Overseas Scholarshilll- -_ recently installed automatic electric

AN °“rp°°° °f cnmm 1? Rowg ,Mn soo sets Ur is piotus-es_ Mews- Palmer Ind ChlPi>¢l1¢- UW _..-_-____.__._____

GMS!" ".n.lD to absorb 2 years o ctr: ture d B;-t mmrencel we" muh by Mm M". were in Miilview, Sunday. a. w.ruuoa °“° "°"‘°°'““‘*°' ° “ "_ “‘ Crm, ,D me ,mms by ,M Nb ___ Gi-:Numa nAoiornoNS_

J' s. TAYLOI in one weeuyiz tional Chapter ofthe nahuriization of Mr. J. F. Jenkins, Hillview, was a A 1- A Lu so r A as ns

the upportun ty'0 I

in arxfarigann in my ooiiegeother than the ons to fmlsn \>°fn resident# °f Oviedo I "°°’" “’"'°‘ "’ “" my

' 1 h tu hem U he W” in. subject not as vital in this province ""*"i"`_"‘-*_* wh ch G W” ‘ C ¢ as in the western provinces, and by Mr' Chute? A°°m' B°°_"°n' Maas" &.,,,»

WWW in my Wmcum' 1" “nr” was a recent visitor to Vernon. . wrmweaeuss ,

Miss Hunt to the world wide peace W ,Il V have no ;

“MN” movement of which every member oi ' _ Hi

r. o. nt E. should he ardent "”“°" mm 3”” ‘nd !_’““°’ i ',‘ 1

supporter. rue were o¢__us<»u_‘¢_>rs'-'f ‘ff /I Crwtie

that through these influences I, 0.

for which it was intended. The vote

rangements already made, Mrs. Mac-

chepter, invited the executive of Ab-

meeting in nes-r future. the details to

the matter of calendars and Echoes \

was also discussed afisr which this

? the second meeting of the Joint com- WEL* J’ T' t:::;°:Mmv"' -

mittees of the two'Ialand chapters d

of I. 0. D. lil. carnetbaclosewith I t

__ 'rho sympathy oi the people sees S Gil 9

"‘° 'mm' °’ "‘° """°““ “‘“‘°“" out to ur. and mrs. i-iaroiu moth- C LW” P"‘°“° W” W" Mm' 3‘““f err, carduan in use loss ss their fans like Miss r. Hunt; Mrs. neu Macleod, nv. yu, om d.,,|hm,_ Huomm,_

M"‘ Bmw: Mm 'R'°'““7' Mm Hr. Brothers was formerly from

wright; M:rs. Leckie; Mrs. While; Mmvum

Mrs. Smith; Mrs. MacCallurn. Mrs. \ __

Tlliiiony MY. Nluilniéllwhifdf MIS. ln ‘un win In < ' .1.n.n.Maecre'my:'ui-s.n.‘n.nu- W, ,M “»m,,"'~ '“,,°m,,,,:_ fn” w05tlnQh0US€

We anplsnillnlly supplied with all mm m.,_»_7_- A; Mathieson; Mrsf W. fum", "put pod mn md _ mr ruin: s IN Evrnv Socxrzr _ POTATOES ';';¢_,~;;,_,_,°';,-,L ,,;_,,'=;;,,;°; ,gm vs_ ses-~»;Muf;<r_ M-;_»e1»’1»-ws-,__ ,..s.. sun...-. i. ‘.ss...., ... . ...ss _ _ _ , __

‘md _ - ‘"°*‘" °°°‘* » - - - mv. ment. for some news which 'ms noone n/mowaae R T H I Ltd Ch I tt t IPS ' » ~ mm.Mrl- W-`S-'EMWIN-Wl°H°1°° are iseeiylmeetee with brown hem.. oonrmr, i.m_rrsn. _ | » 0 mans o al' 0 e 0W|\-

. nam will N low# °f as-ent. ms. ii.; a.'nos-risen. _ ' _ ___ Dwibawl

"3" ~ After the reading of the abova re- w_ 1,, Jann", nseieham, hu ship. »

- pm mm," mm um of W, ‘ um* or A I an M Nm,” isuixo namo _co | Russel Lhamplotl, Kel1Sil\gt0l\.

_ n , _ , . PM _ ‘

_ “'53 9' nn' Hensley of Abeneit ehapm. who was n _ ; mm°; ' _Wm. Ullibeck, Bell8qll¢. ' _

M-~»<~<»-~-» w ;c.1:: rm-.;_ cs. ;::.:°.:.“;‘_‘°':.-.1 ...°:'-..h°".°.. _..______._; “W” Ham- may & Shao. one von.

'_’- _ . _ __ .__ ~ crime intensely intersting but me ' ` ° ' - I

time left so was deferred to another meeting.

Meeting, closed in regular order,

fi.rst sewing meeting to be held on Oct. 1th. -

GLEANINGS FROM MILLVIEW

AND VICINITY

Mr. and Mrs. noni. weathemie.

Montague and Mrs. W. L. Jenkins. Mlllview, were visitors to the city Thursday.

Mrs. Alex. Weathcrbie. Pownal.

spent the past week with her dsulh- ter Mrs. Harry Jenkins, Haaelbrook.

Miss Bums Acorn, Millview, who has been s. patient in the P. E. Is-' land Hospital for the past few days returned home.

Mr. and'Mrs_ Waldro Hawkins,; Murray l-lambor. spent Sunday 'the' guesis of Mrs. Amos Acorn.

Mrs. Garfield Shaw. Hazelbrook,

pam u flying visit to Vernon River.

The many friends of Mr. Patrick

Brothers, Vernon River, are sorry to

learn he has had enter the Char- lottetown Hospital for treatment.

Miss Harriet Hayes, Millivicw.

spent Sunday the guest of her moth- er, Mrs. Margaret Hayes, Watervale.

Mr. a.nd>Mrs. Augustus Brothers.

Charlottetown Royalty, spent Sun- day in New Perth and vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mellish and

daughter Charlotte, West Roxbury. Mass., were guests of Mr and Mrs. M. E. Jenkins, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Huntley. Ver-

non River. spent Simdsy evening the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Lea.

Miss Elizabeth Vanlderstine, who

has been spending the summer at

returned home after spending Hiiight pishis. it suns greatly to the have some to the Island and, pleasant visit with friends in the _ comfort of the storekeepers as well doubt there are 3 in-ge numbgr 01tY~ ,as those who are looking after the: will take advantage of securing

-- _needs of the house. Those are the of the most up-to-date lighting s

The following is the Standing of first machines or this kind which I tems to he had today. M,

‘Vernon School for the month of _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _

oc1‘oaEn_'16,‘_19z9__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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of ` ' _

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P000 Plooloss Furnace has :ivan , I ’

ovary satisfaction We nad it o great L - f- '- ‘» .' A " `»"u_ ? w

com nrt to ns... lines wa installed r . ' , 4 » / 5

it ia has and ur a int or fuel also ' du, Mommmeduu Jews md mv their vacations to become acquainted _ \

a great deal of labor. We certainly ’ ' it ‘ \ ~ ~ an

reeeranund it so our friends one lisb who oome together in pursuit of W h England “nd "4 P°°Pl°~ Ill f-his “ ‘.1 " = "\ -so

think that aut winter than will ba regard Ld Whiw ygfgy-md to th Z L \

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Grade XI-1 Carmena Fraser; 2.

Donald Huntley; 3 Mary Henry.

2 Joseph Mccormac. _

Grade VII-1 Jack Sullivan. _ Grade VI-lGordon Murray; 2 Gladys Huntley; 3 Irene McDcna1d.' Grade xv-i Felicity Doherty; 2:

Marie McKenna; 3 Lena Fraser. i Grade IU-i Mas Martin; 2 Reis

McKenna; 3 Edison Drake.

Grade II-1 Guy Sulilivan; 2 'Ru

sell Furness; 3 Bertha Howlett.

Grade I-Sr. l-Lloyd Martin;

Albert Fraser.

Grade I Jr.-l Reta' Boudreault; 2| Frances Mossmon, Annie McKcnna,’

Perfect Attendance - Carmenai

Fraser; Donald l-Iunt1e'y`; Marie Mc-

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September: i 6

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- Grade VIII-1 Joseph McDonald; ir!

Beta. McKenna and Estelle McKen-| na. |

Mr. Willard Jordan, Murray Har-I

bor passed through Millview Sunday.

Miss Webb paid a visit to Vernon

River recently.

Mr. andMrs. Arthur Mclimis, Ver-

non River. were guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Collins, Sunday.

The Women’s Institute of Vernon

River held a dance in the Millview Hail on Monday, Sept. 30th. The proceeds amounted to over $70, A

dainty lunch was served in the up-i per room- of the hall, while the low- er room occupied the gay merry ma- kers. 1

Mr. and Mrs, Albert Drake, Mr.

and Mrs. George McEachem and Myrtle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jenkinsi were entertained at the home of Mr, ' and Mrs. Samuel Drake recently. _

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and Chas Thompson, Montagu

~ -ewwcewci

'tube _

\ thats who j

_ _ V ` ‘ guy,

_ __ _ f aucafftosoiush importance. _ -- _ ._ Aaanfxt

- _--¢9§g~-its-'-"' “"‘-t'i`»’h|‘propetlydeait'viithiaihalboi't aaff lartram_laa,‘Va-non River.

in 5!

Kenna; Lena Fraser; Mae Martin: f:

The Newer Mode in Ranges

A APEX RANGE _

A new genuine cast hon Range nf improved design. Ons

that you will find to be u visible expression of the good tests that you show in your home and sU of its appointments.

Bethune Hardware Go. i__.td.

PHONE 757. 123 QUEEN STREET.

A Safe, Sturdy Pen at a Low Price

This completely enclosed fox pen is one of the

sturdiest, safest and most duraole pens built. It il used by hundreds of the most successful ranchers in the country. lt is covered mp, bottom and ydes with PRINCE EDWARD FOX NETTING, which is 6 times stronger than others, specially made to our specifications for use in the salt-laden air of the Maritime Provinces. Every twist of Pa1N(;g EDWARD Netting is soldebloclsed. it stands the strain of storm and hard use.

Prince Edward Fox Netting for the Economy Pen

N0. I ECONOMY PEN

irouisoi'i.rssrmr1s.

lroiiisoicrssrzxie. Complete with staples md lacing wire. Price Freight

rnis ........ ................

N0 I ECONOMY PEN I

I roll 150 fi. I 36 x Ui X I5.

lru!|l50ft.!33x2xl5. Complv-ro with staples and lacing wire. Price Freight

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N0. l ELONOMY PEN

lrol i5IJ ft_x72xi!ixi5. Conpluw with staples and lacing wire. Price Freight

Paid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $29.4!

Prince Edward Fox Netting is Sold byf- - -;- - - 1-- R T Holman Ltd Summerside.

Kennedy & Co., 0’Leary.

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we in J . H. Myrick & Co., Aiberion. _

m’ .. '_ ,_ .__ ».l A ladle lass i _ *

O / _ ‘.