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ljharlottetown Fish & Supply Co.
THE HOME OF GOOD AND
WIIOLESOME FISH
Tgieplione 3-10-J When You llcquire Our Service
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A. E.. LYON . '
Artistic Photography Charlottetown, P. E. i.
photographs oi' ail sizes, films oe 5; ,ll sizc amateur cameras are rt- oived fresh every wee_k. ' Modern te prices
personal attention to Amateur Photography
.f-*""”_°'_-1__~>_'i'__""W
John McLeod St Co
QUFEN STREET
CllAili.O'l`TETOWN P. E. l.
QUA_l.l'l`Y MERCHANT TAILORS
Our inidsuinmer suiiings are of ilie 'very finest quality all wool materials. Our make of clothes are the most up-to-date to be had Coll and see and inspect them.
___-,_.___.__._._...__..i_@
if T. McKenzie
CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. I.
HIGH CLASS MERCIIANT TAILORS
Our midsummer suitings are of the very finest quality workmanship and style are exemplified in our garnments. Give us an opportunity to prove this to you. `
F--i-l-t._-l-M-_
Piioiiissioini Ciiios
DR. CLIFT
CHRONIC DISEASES
CURATIVE TREATMENT by the
month in advance. -Purdy Station Westchester Co., N. Y., U. S. A.
HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW.
b§32-5-20MtlllAug20pd. '
Dr. K. W. Mcliinnon
VETERNARY SURGEON Office, 139 Kent Street Opposite Morell Hotel Telephone 764
6900'-5-23M3mos. -
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D. STEWART, li. C.
Barrister, Solicitor and I Notary Public
_ Newaon Block, Charlottetown __ Branch Office, Georgetown Money to Loan on Real Eatate
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8. S. HFSSIAH Barrlater, Solicitor Notary Pubile, etc. MONEY T0 LOAN
Montague. P. E. I.
MARK R. McGUIGAN, B. A. Barrister Solicitor etc., Money to Loan Cameron Block
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YMRBURTOII & SHAW
‘1"1°i=r¢. Attorneys, Notary Pun Ile, 51°-i Sollcltora for Canada Bank
Ailwlatlon Bank of Montreal Can-A
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Nl. Permanent Mortgage Corpor- lion.
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HORSOH & DUFFY
U Barrietera and Attorneya °11°11°r_p for noyai sank of canada
MONEY T0 LOAN
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llcLEll| & lclilllll0l| Barriatere Attorneya-at-law °f11°° Kwai emu auiiaing Charlottetown., P. I. I.
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U: _ Itl|.EOD 8 BENTLEY
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, W- E. Bentley, K. G. . Ulrrlater and Attorney-at-law
MONIV TU LOAN
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CATELLYS
SPAGIIETTIANDVERMICELLI ~
Serve them several times 3 week instead. of Meat.
Delicioua-Nourishing-Economical
Write for copy of our Cool' Boo/1, givifzg |15 recipe: kr preparing Macaroni, Spagbmi; ‘Uermirclli} etc. Free.
The C. Catelli Co. Limited, Montreal.
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1 Luminoscopy Shadow Test
System Looking into the Eye
The most advanced science
of l'Iyesight,'i`esiing known. liiis system measures and corrects any hidden or latent trouble. li is especially valu- able in old chronic hard cases, and those who have not recei- ved satisfactory results else- where. We also use in our 'lest room the Oplitlialuino- meter lietinoscopc, Plioro- nieter and other delicately adjusted apparatus for deter- mining just iii what degree if any. your eyes fall short of perfection. If in need of glasses come in and “SEE”
Superior Eye Service.
H. J. MABON
lar l_ls»..i.....aa.¢.;.“. 'UN U- - --' It 'J
7- A ... L_. D_a|r Produce Market Re ort for A V' 'il L 0 C diti
ivi ecture on verseas on ons 1, _,__ _M ___ __ T
Vi
Dairy and Cold Storage Branch- '»
Y P Week Ending June 21, 1919.
( ces foi on ea an oronto
are for Butter and Cheese delivered there.
MON'llltl:1Ai..-’l‘lie week opened
with the butter 'market quiet and steady with quotations practically un- cliaiuged from the previous Friday. At .Mondiiy's auction 345 pkgs. of pus- teurized sold at (including selling charges) 511;.; 922 pkgs. No. l. 50 5»8c and 474 pkgs. No. 2 at 50c. Total 1,741 pkgs. At (lould's Cold Storage about 1,000 pkgs. were sold on 'l`ucs~ day ut about 50 1-4c. for No. 1 deliv- ered at Montreal. On Friday the 20th inst. there was a better demand and prices were advanced 2c per lb.. 202 pkgs. pnsteurized selling at 53c.; 1052 pkgs. No. 1 at 52 5-Sc, and 419 pkgs. No. 2 at 52c. Total 1,073 pkgs. Receipts for the week were 16.872 pkgs. coinpured with 20,068 pkgs. for the sniiie week lust year. Froin May Isl. to June 21st. total receipts were 101,073 pkgs. compared with 104.308 pkgs. for the sanie time last year.
The cheese iiiurkct has been irreg-
ular duri-ng the past week. On Wed- nesday the Peterboro board sold at 30 5~16c. On Thursday at Montreal the Quebec Co-operative Society nf- fereil their cheese at auction, ibut ilie
` best bid received was 29 3-tc. und the
cheese were withdrawn from sale. On the some day 4,004 boxes of cheese sold at the Brockville board of 31 1-4 f.o.b., factory shipping points, and 150 boxes cool cured at 31 3-tc.
Drugglst cannot commend her toc highly. _
_ Montague, P. E. I. _ext Door Bank ol' Commerce
F'A“ ’ ._. _ 1 B
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AND Aunrrons .1
eneral, Municipal and Corpor- ation Auditing and Systemntia-
CONSULTANTS ON i.
gjff, Government and Civic Income 5), ‘i3
__ Taxes. Manufacturing Costa 11 and nmeiency
_fi Bt. John, Moncton, Amherst. SESESG
“Prince ofthe Crown”
Pure bred Clydesdale Stallion P.E.l.
No. 10 Registered No. 15158 sired bi' Crown Rights (3862) Dan Cruieli- more, Mayflower N0. 31527. This horse will make the season at the owners stable at Nine Mile Creek except every Friday- Beginiiis Milli 9th he will stand at the P. E. I. H111' and Proditee Co. Stuibles, 187 Great George Street, Cliarlottetown.
Every fortnight bcgliinring Muy 12111
lie will stand at M. J. McManus' stable, at New Haven over night.
Terms eight dollars for 59115011
secured by note or cash.
_DANIEL N. TAYLOR.
Owner.
1 Nine Milo Creek-
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Society again offered their cheese ut Montreal and 5,3tit.l boxes of No. 1 white sold at 30 1.81:, 1,825 boxes of No. 2 white at 29 7-Rc. On the same
' day the (‘ornw.ill and *ltiiiing boa"i
91tlc it is evident there luis been
i better' export demand during the past
Sergeant Ruth Fnrnum will tell you the story o! the women and chil-
dren in the war. She is especially qualified by experience and training to
make this a. vivid portrayal.
Mrs. Farnum was the only woman soldier in the whole army of the
Allies, exclusive of Russia. During her career she has seemed to run into warfare. She was a witness of the Boer War, the siege of Pekin, and the
Russo-Japanese War. '
1 In 1912 Mrs. Farnum went to Serbia and in 1913 began to take an 1 active part in Serbian military affairs. She was decorated by the Serbian king for service to Serbia in the war against Bulgaria in 1913. ln the following year when Austria attacked Serbia, she rendered such valiant service that she was again decorated and made n sergeant in the Royal I Serbian Army. For valor on the battlefield in the famous battle of Brod
she was decorated for the third time.
Sergeant Farnum will return to this country just before the opening
of the Chautauqua season and will lecture in your town on the condition of
_ the women and children andthe reconstructional needs over there. Dr. | _ _ _ Newell Dwight Hillis said of her, "She has the divine gift and knows how
Optometrist & Prescription to move her audiences with the story ot her own personal experiences. I
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week. We understaiid that the large multiple shop conipnnies in Great
_ Britulri with their big chain oi' stores,
_ are tree buyers of Canadian cheese.
These companies buy' direct, thus cl-
l iininaiiiig tlieilxed wholesale price, : and us their turn-over is iurge and
X their profit small they can ni‘foi~il to
pay for cheese laid down in Eiiglurid
_ very close to the fixed retail price. _ 'l`Oi{'l‘ON'1`0.--'I`lie butter innrket
has been slendy and dull all week,
1* with no cliniige in the quoiiitioiis, .\l<i. _.1 Ontario creainery realizing 48c. :iiirl _`No. 2 47c, both on Monday und on
Friday.
l On Monday our quotation ‘for large 'cheese delivered at Toronto wiis 150.
fined. On Friday the quotation wus
good rieiiiuiiii and u strong undcrton to the market.
_week ereainery extras nt New York ‘declined nboiit.1 1-2c. On Suturda
cheese the New York quotation was 30 3-4c to 31 1-2c for twins.
Sale of lnitter to the Italian Gov
I
butter in Ca-iiadu.
On the 20111 it was announced that
the British Government had apopinted Jus. Alexander Limited. Montreal purcliusiiig agent for Canadian butter this season for export account. The above nrm states that it is impossible to secure refrigerator space on ves- sels at present and iiiilil the abivo is available and prices come dowiizo
Y
On Friday the Quebec Co-operative - --
to 30 1-tc. the latter figure for paraf-
On the evening of July 7th the
Trustees on behalf of the ratepayers of Marie met at the home of their teacher Miss ids Webster, to express
served. an address was read and pres-
wish Lo convey to you our appreciation of the faithful serylee you have rend- ered ug during the year that you have been in charge of our school. .While your work has been liindcrccli to tl large extent on account at sick-l ness, yet '-ve are satisfied that our children liuve. accomplished al; that
up your ininil to do so, we take thel liberty to ask you to accept this small l
in the spirit in which it is given.
FREEMAN BOWLEY.
R. JAY.
- E. W. WEBSTER.
Miss Webster replied very appropri-
ately thanking the trustees and roto payers for their very gt-neroiis purse and also for the hearty support they had rendered her during the ear.
IN MEMORIAM
the P. E. island Hospital, on .iiily
which was borne with Christian
Ma.eNelll, of New Dominion, and she shell be greatl missed not onl I
community, where she was n general
noblest of spirits. kind nd cheerful under all circuinstnrices. and it friend
truly saidof her that her life was a
ing spirit she ulwa 's worked i`or'otli
her lovable disposition. for to know
a Christian and one \vlio always walk-
ness she looked only to her Redeemer.
6
in which she lived. and her many acts
those to whom she ministered, while runny a friend is grieveing for the voice that is forever siilled. In the Home circle i`oui‘ sisters: Mrs, Nelson "urrle, Rocky Point; Mrs. W. l-l.
- MacEwen, New Dominion; Cutlierine
'ind Annie. of Boston. Mass. and one hrotlier, Robert. C., of Rocky Point are left to iiiourn the loss and fondly 1 clierisli the ineniory of n devoted sist- er, '1‘Iie uyiiipathy of the whole coin- inunity goes out also to a nephew, Ferdinand Il. MacI’liee, who always lived with her and who will mourn the _ loss of a loving and devoted aunt. The funeral took place on Sunday. July iltli at 1 o'cloek from her late lioiiie to- Cnnoe Cove cemetery, where she was laid beside her latc husband who pre- _rleceascd her twenty-four years. The pall bearers were: John D. Mac- Kinnon, Noil M. MacKenzie, George Wilson, F. A. Stewart, Duncan Mac-
- Ewen and N. J. MacNeill.
(Patriot please copy)
.GYPSIES 'IN THE ARMY
Whoever else may be demobilzed'
quickly, it is unlikely that the many gypsies who are serving -in the army will be parted with easily--that is, if commanding officers have any say in the matter.
The genuine Romsny is too valued
‘an acquisition 'to u. cavalry regiment, or tn any inounted unit like the Army Service Corps or the Royal Horse Artillery. to be parted with lightly.
Ho knows probably quite as much
about the ailments of horses as does the average army “vet," more about the best methods of shoeing the ten- der-fcoted ones than the fnrrier-ser- gount, and more about breaking one than the riding master.-Tit-Bits.
Miss Jessie E. Cone of Granville,
Mass., has worked for more than 32 years tacking hoops on drums in the `Granville drum shops, averaging 2,000 hoops a day. She has used the same hammer all the time and has worn out three handles in the work. After
I B
can be desired. I
We regret very niiich that you have
decided to discontinue your work with us, but realizing that you have niadel
gilt as n token of our esteem for tlief very valuable service you have given 1 us. While the gift in itself is smulil yet we trust that you will accept itl
Q NT DEPARTMENT or AonicuLTuh`E. Aoamiss AND rn:8sNTA'rioN i a
their appreciation of her services J
rendered during the past year.
Alter spending a very pleasant even-
ing and refreshments having been
entution made by Mr. Everett Webster,
Following is the address.-
We the ratepayers of Marie School
1 I _
ini
With best wishes for your future:
success. '
Signed on behalf of the ratepayers. Trustees. J
_ MRS. GEORGENIIA D. MACKINNON
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l sold at 30 1-2c, :ind Nupnuee .it 30` There passed peacefully away at _
4th, at 'theage of flfiy~elght yearn, g
Mrs. Georgina D. MacKinnon, widow of the inte Alexander MacKinnon, of New Doiiiinloii, :ifter a short iiliiess
-t'ortitude_ _The late Mrs. MzicKiiinon
was n daughter of the late John (I.
her relatives lilut also by the ilvlioliyi
favorite. Deceased was one of the
to the poor und needy. it may be ~
saeriiicnl one. and her busy- hands C?N"`\QY were neveridle, but with a self sacritic- £5 Q 4
1 'YQUQ
_ .
ers. She :nude innny warm friends hy pF_.0\l“'
mlvanced to 31 L20 as there was -'11 her was to love her' and in her daily V\/ CLARK
E life she exemplified that she liveq as 'timivzo
MONTREAL
GENERAL NOTES`°°Dur1"“g the ed with her 1Savi(yur_ During her ill- ¢~~‘ """‘
... .a . t»ii..¢'n. |4715
_h _ ____ f _ __ _me _mf waitingtobe callerihome. i-lerinflue»
Aoonisss' AND i=nEsENTATi si' Geonces nnANci-i RED cnoss W1; (1u2D¢d 18111 1)110Us11ni1'r<1/fiiixfei "ce wml°"ybefelti“1he °°"""“"ny '
‘ oN . ' - 1
_ socie-rv.
The home or Mr, Arthur Jackson. _ _
llruckley Point. was the scoiie of n T119 1110111110” of ‘SL (’e°1'g°S Qmmgni reported recently- in [lit
, . happy g`u.t|iei~iiig on Monde' evciiiii" 1111111011' R911 C1055 S11(-`1@15'f 119111 11’ _,... . . . -- - h M B I d M N _ l __ =- HL. _ J M xt _his _neetingiriicss cannot be conflimed. Biitis _gé e C 1 when many neiglibors and iiiontls 1_11‘~\' 1111’ °“__ “ue ~ f _ _ _ Ministry of 1r00¢]_ New ym-k_ gay ne) _Q1 gathered to present Mr. Burl l)i-nkn, 11 W‘11'1 1191111911 10 11111U111111111e _119 ther Italian nm. French Govemmem
` it rciuriieil lioro, with the i`olic»\\‘iiigi“'111`11 01 111i =`0C1<11S’. 115 115 5@_1V1C95 have ,umhased or intend to purchase ` glowing address accompanied by u|111`1* 1111 1011i§0r 1‘0ti1lil‘€d._ The tollow-
seviceiiblo gift. The evening \v;i-' 111|! 1011011 Of 1119 l'01=11`3 *V011* ‘V115
- pusscd iii iiiusic und song i'olo\\'c'l by 1011115 dainty reiresliiiiciits. - 11115
Tile iolloiviiig is the ud(li'c.~;:;_'--- -1111111 3. DY 011511 011 11111111 ~ ~ ~ --- My-_ ygmqg |)|~,,1(@_ Sept. 15, per Mrs. J. A. Mcl’lice. .
pcm- f,~iem1;_ Oct. 25, per Miss A. McDonald.
These people have usseiiililoil here 1919-
taiiight io extend to you, zi lfiyul i.: l- 111111- 21» Def M11* J- McL°11”'11~' dier of the. King, and a tiutivc of oui' M111'011 2. D91" M1'S» C- MCC’-11°11_111Ck 0\‘»'l1 1101110-1411111. the glad liund Of ‘1“"° 5' 1"” M155 A' M°D°“a1d' '50 a lower level buying will be fzurtnilcd. ‘V01'~'01110- . __ _ff Mcnntiiiie they will receive tenders
To us. who' have not left this sii~_-l- 101t11'~ - - - - - - - - - - ~ ~»~~-~-~---$73--1° of N0_ 1 and N0_ 2 grade c,.,.,m,Q,»y
161' 0f 0111' 11011195. 11 15 1101 01115' 11 1918 D1" l:iii:er containing not more thnn 16 duty. but ri great privilege, thus to 311119 27. 1'\1bliSl1ini; ‘Report In 1.0,. cent of moisture and in ,l“a,,,i. 1101101 0111' 11111110 110YS \V11J S0 1101>’-Y q“a"dl"n ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' '‘ '_ ' ' ' '"S L09 Lies of 500 boxes, f.o.h., steainer, l\Ion~ offered their lives in our defense, :ind -11113’ 3» P_1`1S011€1' 01 W1" 1‘111111-- 29-111 may in the defense of ull that civilization -11111’ fi. Lardmi; W00l 1.10 P0STCRIPT__M0nu_eal___A: todays 11011111 511U1`0<1~ July 3' Pusmge 0" Swks Sem . (June 23) uuetion 385 pkgs. pasteiir-
-(‘uii any province of the Dominion ‘0V91'=`~U¢1S ~ - - - - ~ ~~---- ‘V111 ized Sold at 53¢_; 1,135 pkg_q_ N|,_.1 at
boast of gr:-inter pstti-iotisni ilnin was J\11Y f1»_lVl}'>1~ -l~ W~~U111'1l>11€11 101' ___ 52 5_gc; 434 pkgS_ N0_ 2 at 51 3 .1 T,_-. displuyvil by the “(lai°ilei1 of tue 1\1111-11118 - - ~ ~ ~ - - - -~- 4-3-1 up 2004 pkgs_ (jhee9@_ N0 1 gnu"-io Gulf?" As an instance, wo are raiiiiini- 3111>’ f1~_M_1'11~ 11- A- (f111511l11"=11 f"1` 310 19 31 1.4¢; N0_ 1 Quebec, 30 1.4¢ eil thut before you enlisted, two bro- 5111111118 - - - - - ~ ~ < - - - - - - - --- 1-40 to 30 1.2c_
thers were already serving in i’iir~ui`f ' ' J, A, Rudd|¢y_ ~ Flziiiiicrs. And although they ure not $40-77 Dui,-y (jommiggluym-_ with us tonight, we wish to pity our 1919 __ Qiiuwm June 23_ 1919_
tribute of respect to tiiein, niiii in the -111110 14. hy' Llzil. on hand .-..~$-1253 _
piireiits who iill'ei'cil up 'three sons iii
the canine of liliei-ty. ' 1911119 S11C11B~ WANTS NFFERENT STYLES
'i‘o our bruve defciiilers wo own :i 1{1‘1f1f1V*`_11 _ P11119
lsuiiiitliiiig. per Miss A McDonald 50 T119 Consul General Of J11D1`111 111
debt that ciiii iicvvr be tratiicelleil. ' 5 1- ~ ' ' . To those who lived and fought, :ind 110(-11`11S M1ll`>1l1. 1101' 1V11'5~ -111111011 Honolulu 1111*' forbhlden hm C°“mry'
may be diml “ Mcvlicn , , , , , , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 5 mcn to wear kimonos on the street.
U,|km,w,, u,,s,‘,,,'g' St. Guoi~ge'.~i, pei' Mrs. .(1, Mccor _ Ile explains his order as being part
’i‘lieir liigliest lioiinil tliiit they gave “mc - ~ ~ ~ - ~ - ~ ' - ' ' ~ ~ - ~ - ~ ~ -~- 37 or 3' campdlgn he is waging to in' 'N|em,,@1v,.,, limp- up }i|‘,.'S snul M; I‘i‘iiiii‘osc, per Mrs. J. Mcl.ollii.ii.. 15 111100 11111 P00910 10 1111001 EUTODGSYI
S,,v,,_'_ ' ` I‘oplni' l’oinl, pci' Mrs. J. W. Style*
llore, now, our deep soul-iliniiks we 0111111111011 - - ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~-- - 25
give to (helm Newport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 46 Armstrong, B __ June uth_ 1919_
..'l‘l1rougli whom we live. ,MI . ' '
“yn dn al)m.e(,i“Le UH. sph-it which Tutill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ...-.178 C0., Lid.
prompted you to offer your life iii _ _ _ _ - P31” it just und holy eituse. lt is the spirit 1`_'1111’l1"‘1 ‘1"‘""‘("‘1*_1 ~ ' - ~ - ~ ~ ' - --'H8 Dea sh, ,
. .. . .» . .si ~ii if .i-.,.~iii 1' S
1111111 “"""°W“"`°* '"0 W 1 '11 -1"" 1 son we have been hindered with sore "°W""‘1' We “Sk y"“ 1° “"°"'1‘1 "'15 178 muscles, sprained ankles, etc., but just
:lltk1 l’ ‘ '>.. \:t,; l 'e
iiliiiw iii.. li-‘iffii<1;:"Ll.i<»s>iiiln ‘hi Mris. .iAs. FAY. see.-Trees. §1j__§°°“ _"1-1 11° 51111811 1111115 M1“'""1'“ working from 6 H- m- -until 5. 30 or 61
, troubles ended. Every... _ .. .. , ._ . _
1 .xt 1 ,., ._ Juno 14, 1919. Newport, l‘.E.i. me” °“_' tn tihe evening, she goes home and
Hoeuuiicili nhlisyaiiili y)',<(i)i`i1r\lIillhliv‘ltlxi 70771111 baseball M35" Blwuld keep ”'b°m9 9: helps her sister on the farm, where y _"e'§-7_y ' _ __ your ummenl' handy' besides milking the cow and doing oth-
succ s ..-... Y t. l ,
Signcii on bchiilf of the people of ' --p--l_ Eoués ArgJ3TR°N°_ er work' 911% hs” 121:11?) 25b1’“S1“"1“ og
Bmck|cy_ S _ A ' t' HI potaatoes an as e eans ant
MRS. V. MACMILLAN- Mlnard’e Linlment |umberman'e friend ecre My rms r0ngB.|Ega?|ciF;Tm_ §*l‘;1s“‘€ge"_";1;`;’yl'e1;‘:_“ 70 1°” °f Vegel*
of charity will long bo remembered by
FOR
BETTER
FLOORS
Use this better
Polish. Use it on a h a r d vi o cd floor, a painted floor--and to reserve and polish
linolcum or oil- cloth. U S e it with the aid of tho O-Cedar Pol- ish Mop, which eliminates bend- ing . and reach- ing' and gives a lasting lu s tr e with a surpris- I 'n g 1 y 5 m a i l amount of effort.
0-Cedar Polish
Elves equally grati- fying results on
:furniture-wha
ther vnrnisheil
or Painted.
CHANNELL
CHEMICAL COM PANT
Limited
Toronto
@1=r
Polish
ie obtainable ln 25e to $3.00 sleea --the Mop, round or triangle shape $1.50--at nil Grunt-ry and liardwarc Shops.
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