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W ¥AGE FOUR I W ,,,P'¥HiLATEBT NIYS _ THE

GUARDIAN

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W W W' llircisn From niis warns iiriis For mr

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Poiiuirrr ssiniibf, mi-:ii ss

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'gill Riley. Charlottetown,

l\|f£ meet her daughter who is Rnd M" R054

ming from Newcastle, N_B. --

_Campbell ol Alberton is in

Ch'a‘$lpt1;etowu today accompanied 'by

ters.)-‘rince of Wales College. Miss earned vacation. Campbell led the list in the entrance

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#lamination to P- W- College. tak-I Miss Anne Beiderson, charlotte-_

'_ for

¢Y-‘ 7 ` lltfoutreal, where she takes a position

_ *"- r _ las llornestfc Science teacherin the

ln the Ladies Interprovincial _golf public Schools of that city. ._>. .~

inz`the scholarship for Prince (‘oiin mt,-,,_ leg yestemay mo,-ning

Tournament ln St. John last week Mrs. John O. Hyndman, Charlotte-i

tovg, was the winner of the Consol- ati n-Desolation prize and Mrs. Mor- ils,~' Charlottetown w0|1;_;he (Sham- pionship Desolation prize and also ind plaela in-the driving contest.

Mr. Fielding, who has been manager

of the branch of the i.lan‘< of New Bliinswiclf at Riverside, N, B., for thc

Leary (P. id. I.\, where he was former _ 'ly stationed. lt is un:ler~stood Mi, Fielding, viho has been very popular here, sought transfer to the lsliiuil on account of his wil`e's health, lt is ex-__ yiecbed li's siiccessoi' nt Riverside wlll‘

lie Mr. Mann, now manger at U’b@‘11l`y'}

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Misses. Lottie and Lillian Sm ll wood Charlottetown, spent Sunday

3 9 “mx” gg M°m,f,0n gh-gg at Nort'l§"Hilton, the guests of Amos

A. R. B. Duck of the Post Oilice

Department, Charlottetown, left Sat- urday for his home at Pleasant

his* augliter, Miss Beatrice, who en- Grove, where he will spend a wcll-

Rev Dr. I-leartz (lbarlottet-Ovm carrie into Amherst yesterday alter 'having s'-o en on agzressive 'Evangelism at North Kingston, Weilnesdhy and at wolrvrlle, ihursday. l-Ie leaves to-- Iiisy for Cimiism, N. ii., where nity years ago he cainmeuceil his ministry He preaches them- on rlahliath, one of the _-\nniveisnry Sermons, commeur-

|’“’“ "°“"' M" “ee” "'““""°f"“ "‘ "" t.i`i(rt)i?.r.‘<‘i`isiiiabnofiibhbilibbi-

chi. On Moiiduy next, Dr. Heartz is billed to speak in Truro and on Thur- day at Niippiin and on Snbliath,` Supl: ernber 8th,, nt Wallace. .-\mherst Exe

A quiet but pretty wedding took

Mr, Fielding will lcavc about Sept. 6. P1309- ll! St- ~l*"‘@l’i‘ 5 (0“"'”“t H?" Eu; _ pel, Charlottetown, yesterday morn-

._.__ ing ut 7.30 when Miss B. Maude,

A party of about twenty young third daughter of Patrick and Mn*

lady friends of Miss Plieolie \Vort\if(7*1N*‘gh“"~ “'93 ““it°‘l in the holy trndereil her it linen sliower lust i-\‘-»l""“l1S Of Matrlnwnl' ‘U T~ A“dr““' eniug at ,thc home of Mis. D. G_fUutler, iriessenzcr of the Royal Blink Young, North George street. An en-:of Canada in this citY~ Thi’ °er@lll0"y joy-able evening was spent in mnsic,waS IlcI‘f0rmB<l by REV- DT- M¢L9uaY1~

W K Rogers, Charlottetown, ae

returned from his extended trip t

Calgary

Geo. W. Mcheod and family have ~- - r '

'returned

die left _ iirnberland for New Glasg0W. N. S., -~ ` - _to visit Mrs. Macleod’s sister Mrs. I. Gllllfllbl ll. _Browl. _ .. _ ' _- ' '

‘ Ou Thursday evening, the 29th

August, the 'familyrof Archibald and ` `_

Mrs._- Mq_Csnge_ll,- Piaquid,-‘ held n grand reunion at' the -home of the eld-

est son, James- McConnell. A sump-‘ »

tuous sii_pper.waa, served in which all the delicacies of~ the season played an. important part and which all thor- oughly enjoyed. -After the material.

part of the program was disposed of ,-_ au interesting program was rendered ‘_ '

consisting of an original poem com- 3 posed and read by Miss Catherine

liluriey of Woodland, Maine, a duet ._ by the Misses Annie ff. and Lllinn -r !Vfc(‘nnnell, un address by David B. g flirt. and other mrsciil s'lections, L_

VOCIII and instriiniciitul The whole

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phen and Mrs. Hooper, Wriniugton. of ,,,¢rb¢;ng w¢|1,{__,,,i,.,_

ed Hooper; Miss Catherine Blaney,‘

and thc usual forms of unii-sement. Re-line groorn being supported by Peter _“IL NHS; Hmm ‘mocanneu Mins gave me no lio_pe of getting well.

freshnients were served by Miss Lycia; Doyle of the P. 0. Dermrtnient. Bhd M

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dei‘g.pod."la§ges shoytly flor her bomelawny -by hcr father and in , "C9 'Q ""*""l S`*1‘1‘» “"‘°l`@ Shi* was attired in a tailored suit of blue Wnblllf """°"l*‘d U’ Haw? w”t""“| roadcloth and n. Urinary colored hat

_ nd carried ri shower hoiiqiiet of as- 9

ters :ind sweet pens. The bridesmaid 1 as dressed in silk and also carried

f ' ‘l.

formerly of this city.-Sydney Exe. R

A _wide circle of friends will hfnr “_

with deep sympathy nl the death oil

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t uit- home of Aaron r-_ and Mrs. °“Si°f_='"‘l 5°°“1“'”W¢ll~

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Mm Elizabeth memeuts’ whim 0c_!i: lo'.iqiiet,,bt.Josepli is bodslity choir ‘nge with Vernon K_ wood, sou or (Miss) MAGGIE IANNACK.

curred nt the home of her son Albert] (‘lsment.~i, Murray I-ln.rl.or, this morn- ing. Mrs. Clements, who was eighty- one years of age, had been ill of par- ,_ alysis for but a brief time and her .\, death comes as a shock to her friends, l~`l|e wus a true Chriatinn lady and (U greatly beloved by ber' family and g|'anil-cliildrcii with whom She spent _ the greater part of her time. Beside|=_ her son Albert, above mentioned, two- c daughters Mrs. (Din) Kier, All>erton,‘ who wus with her mother during her" E

illricis, and Mrs. Daniel McMillan olit

f which t e br e is a F iucmhcr sang several selcc- _.-' tions approoriiite to the lmppy occii-' fl

orthuniberlaml for New Glnsgow.' g ritigouisb and Sydney on their wed- _ t nu tour and will be nbscnt two ‘.11

wr=e‘:s, during their tour iittendlng H he crn=ecratlon of Bishop Morrison T

‘ ~ is _ __ `.

to Charlottetown after _

spending the summer at Inkerman., _ _, ‘ i' ‘ ‘__ Mr. und Mrs. Macleod and -son Fred- " _ _ " __ - - _ -_

Saturday on the North-, " \' ' f ‘-

ailair was voted a partlc_"rl'l" Pleas- Mouufny 0NT__D'¢C_ Nm 19,5 ing one. There wero_pi'escnt‘--Ilonald . ’ - ’ ._ . _- ' rind Mrs. Munn; David and Mrs. Dirt; “I desire to ?°'.."?° -wo'-lfi L',',°w the

_ , great debt I one _I ruit~i\_-tives . which

Hamilton and Mrs. Bmalluood, Ste- mvedmy mewhm [had given- nphbpe

MILEB-1 J0l\fl and Mrs. Glll0olEy, Mil- Fug-gi; yggu-5_'[5u{f¢g-gd frgmdrgqdful lnocket, Me.; Archibald and Mrs, Mc- Kidney Disease. My legs and lower Cannell; James and Mrs. McConnell; part of my body were fearfully swollen. Daniel MOCannell, Lawrence, Mass.; The 'pain in m_y side and legs would be iFB Janie MCC'annell, Mjag Winni. sobnd ihntlwuulil faint yritll the agony.

l-`ive different doctors attended me

Dodhmd Ma, Miss Annie Mccmr and all said it was Kidney Disease and

“"»¥°f°¢ Gi“°°‘v» llllfnefkel- Me: ...;‘Z...‘.‘,1§'2iliTL“i§l’J°?”i&i‘§_’é’§..“§2§

‘Sf Bessie M"C5l'm¢‘u llllll M159 LY1¢ who had been cured of asiclruess like M0(-BUYl@1L mine. I took “l"riiit-a-tives" and in ii

---- short time, I began to feel better--tlie

A very Fleming event tmnspfred swelling went ilowri-the pains were

rigs, Pownal, on the evening of 1_l‘“‘f_e_F5“_i“°d,°V¢_’; 3° l*°“"d5 _3i”°° Aug. st Zllth when their daughter, takmg 1`"'“'°`l“'°5 ‘and mY fnendg

iss lillizalictli, was united 'lil mar- l°°k “P0” "‘)' l'°C°V¢\'Y 33 5 mimck-

d\\'sil"d Wood, J. P., Watu-5ii1e_ "Fruit-a~tives" are sold_by nll dealen ‘roiriptly at six as the- strains “SOC“b°¥»5f9l‘$2-59»¢“Bl'5l1¢»25$-~

_ onted on the l-almy evening a.ir‘ o_reeut_on f¢¢¢1Pl °f Pm* hYF"'“¢1’l»'

"”B“‘"' Aft" the °"‘r°m"“5' the played by the skilful liandr-of Mrs.i ‘-\"'¢°'L“""t°‘3- 0'~¢“W°-

ewly wedtlerl couple departed on the Austin Judson' Alexandria’ the _ .__-_ .._.._-_.___._ _l __

mum and 1,95; mam pope N,-,y_ en. Friends in I`riiicc Edward Island cred the parlor, followed by Rev. will regret to learn of the illness of r. Brown of \'ein0n Rlven Circuit Rev. W. R. Fcppcr \\~l.o is at present iid Mr. l"eter=i of l"o\\'nal <.(`»lrcult. in the Victoria Hospital, Fredericton, he liridcerr;-aid, Miss Vera Dane pre-.N. B., suffering from typhoid fever.

nf- Allf-it~.'0IllSh- The D0P\1l8\‘ Y0“"lZ ceded tlic bride who entered leaning .___

onple recei\'e'd a host of splendid on the arm of her father. The bride The Toronto Globe of Thursday ifts. The gr00ll`1`S gilt to the brides- is ii most popular young _lady und has me following account of the mid was a silver chatelaine ling and wus charuningly attireil iii white “cum hy drowning there of Andrew

Liiittc, Montana. are left to mourn. '__ ,_ _._ _ _.___ _ _

0 the irroomsman a stick pin niarguerite trimmrd with Trish lace, McGee’ formerly of Chm.10“em“,n;_

_-ball trimmed and carricd_a hand- Andrew McGee_ a W0,-,kman em 'lsome bouquet of white astgirs and ployed by Haney & McGee' m

Maiden hair fern. The bridesmaid the dredging of the new _ cut M WM d"'¢55e‘l ill C°l’9“ha¥*’»“ b'~“e Suk Centre Island, fell into the lagoon liimnied with fringe and carried a yeaterday aft,_._moon_ and awe,

_\“““l\"t Of P“"“Ht_l"“F‘- The “Welty swimming laughingly about for

every lad present was dressed in the _eral stan _ec “

Y _ men ding on the o " not

*various shades of silk. About 70 in- un feet an,-ay_ Ac¢0,~(1\ng to mn iiteil guests sat down to a' ivcdiliuzlslories of eyewitnesses .McGee was P .hast lvlllffh could not no r.iirpasS@<l» good swimniir and madeliizllt of hi" /\mDl1L! the mlllly \'Rlll1\hl9 Kimi Bl-' accident. Plc seemed in no hurry to 1,r-atiiig to the popularity Of the get out, and swuni nroiiiid for almosl

little ilower g.rl, Miss Halel Wood, moment 0,. two Suddenly sank and WHS lll'¢i'B9‘1 in “bite-' N‘*l“'1Y was drowned before thefeycs ol sev-

?"""1 ""‘\0`0 ‘V‘J""f *W0 f_i"° ‘l“l_]a" it rriiniite le’nrc-_ he sank. Several L' `fl ill" fl Hull R hfHldS0'"e _“hum roses were thrown to hiiii, but it Uilbilii’-f-» U10 ‘Htl-UF ilffllf th* Km 0' was then too late to do nnvthiue 'the choir and congregation of the After Seve--ai mi,“,f_cg his },0,\v` wa. lfuiwriol Methodist Church. The even- rgcovnr-ed with the aid of a bon* ,l“K_ Wa" U10°'t i*l¢"lFf1“t!Y Sllfllf- aff" liooli. rind Ilr. (`l;ir'l-'e of the (‘,l\i| lwhich the bride and groom droye to ,hen-S Hospital wm,km Over mm fm. their new home tit Waterside

| ' sonic time withoiii: siicerss.

George J

this

trip to

a ten

W D ew

Mrs R J

Lucy are visrtinv at

the guests

Mrs and J

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bers in New Glasgow, N. S.. and will leavfe in 8, few days _to enter _ bisqiew duties. It is understood thal:_ Sailglny will bee candidate: for the

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-‘§a,w.,j-y pretty ev_ent'-‘too:r_p1_¢'.¢e _~ - in _ iinstan's Pollege.g,Cliarlottetow;;_,

il) l 'daiighter of John =.Aly,ward _ off t"_ ,_place was united in marriage tp,

JQXYQ Henry Watts of Grand Tracadie. Ra ._ 1*; Campbell, Rector of Bt. Dun- staifs College, preformed the cere- mony. The bride was sttended by Miss J. Dorion of West Royalty while the groom was ably supported by Allen McKinnon of Grand Traca- die. The Guardian joins with 'their many friends in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Watts a hapllv and prosperullfl l0\\f- riey through life.

A meeting of stock breeders was

held last week in Prince of Wales Col- lege, Charlottetown. On account of the'season being a busy one and se- veral of the breeders going over to St.» John Fair the meeting was not as largely attended _as it would other- wise have been. ~ The chief business that-came up~lor discussion was the holding of a Fat Cattle Show and Short Courses in Agriculture. The Commissioner of Agricillture, who was present, announced that he had been able to secure the Hillsboro skating Rink for such purposes and suggested that after the meeting had adjourned, he would like all who could spare the time to go over and :ee the building and make sugges- tions for fitting it up. Nearly every-

Proy'inre.- _'rue next meeting of the:

" ug-_ 26th, when Mi‘ss_'-Ella _.Aly-`,_,_.

NT ` '-Glas ew Preis' 1.- .li<»=l=.°1/-__

6% for uiié `_="<>l.'4i'l_i¢i"§eilf;$_i.\-' " _‘=F,\ i

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foods that are easily

f a

greatest amount of

without taxing the liver or

ing the body Cut out foods and indigestible .

San_i_my-1Murpby, `b_a_r_ber-5 Charlotte- _ - __ _ » V _ ._ - < i=nwn,l~niii»' s,ccei>uid‘ii nniuion ‘_ with _ fOl` 8.Wl`lll€ _3.fld___§3.t . Mr. Murray, one ol the leading bar- - '

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made of the whole wheat in the cllennest, finest, most; hygienic food factory in the world. _ A simple, natural,- elemental food--containing no, yeast or baking pow- der, no chemicals of any kind-just pure wheat _madej digestible by steam-cooking, shredding and baking. into crisp, golden brown Biscuits. ,

Nothing so deliciously nourishing. and satisfying after the heavy foods of Winter as Shredded Wheat Biscuit and fresh fruits served with milk or cream. ii

Make. Your “Meat” Shredded-Wheat; __

._ _~;~',.

The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Limited; "

Niagara Falla, Ont. L "` l if

Tomato Offices 49 Wellington Street last

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at. 7.00 p. m. _ _ `

fifteen fears ago, her second hiisi

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_ *The death of Mrs. I. `S. Chaisson hand, I. S. Chalssori, who-__'stili"sur-

OHS Went UW" and Hit" ¢°U9‘d"`“b1°|occun'ed at her home on brenkwatcr vires ber has the sincere sympathy <llS0\lBSi0l1 U12 Bmvllllli Of fitting lllllrltreet, Souris on Aug. 21st after a of the coirimunity in the loss an » that would be required was agreed :brief illness at the age of seventy-two affectionate and loving wife;'-_`“--“The upon. All went away feeling that a years. She was the last member ol funeral took place Friday, August more suitable building'for'_the pur- her family, the last of lier brothers 23rd, when a large coucoi`irse‘- of pose could not have been secured and ,having predeceased her by two that a new era was being inaugurav wears., When ten years of age she last tribute of respect to the depart- ed in the Live Stock Industry of the 'Cords to `tlils Province lrorri An ' o

riends and acquaintances paid* their

s ‘W Range Talks By

No. 3 - Subject -

The Housekeeper “Fire Box and G.i'ates”

tig n-'cd by' attending her funeral from St. `

ish, N. S., with her father, who r'in Mai‘y’s R. C. Church -to tlie,Csme-

stock Breeders win be mein in rrin¢e,a~ irristmililor ii number or years at tery_ may ner noni rest in peace' 2 of ,vgales College on Wednesday even-`_E““ B“1ti°~ MVS- Ch”-i550" “'35 fifflt ing- he second any of urs inrhiuiiirir. "‘“"l€<l i0 l’h‘“l’ -T°*‘“S0“~ Wh° ‘lied _tol Iiiiuif'-iii\i<l MPS, 1'i\H'<l@“ 11 H<>“-‘lon ,~

gratulritinns. - _

iiuiiuuu-An Po-.vnni on August aint. ‘_

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Wherever you can wash your faceyou can shave with the --1 yfnriaif and » (T15 GiL1.ETTE

-1- ‘ __ _ Razor

A” ‘lt matters little where you are. lf you want a __\liav_e_ and have a GlLl.ET'l`E. syililli il, 'shaving is not a tlcklish task, to be _l>`érfcr_n'iekl circumspectly on solid footing. Wherever

_ ‘,lhei'af_s water, :cap and a towel you can enjoy ai safe,

.fGl0ll\_}`qLllCk GILLETTE shave, ’ - _ rTll°\'° ‘/5)' lb? Cliff-/ETTE; Saiety Razor is the llilldifdaquiliment of the men who _fieqdent7_Pullmsng

" - samimi sea $s.oo. ' ' raeirei seaside ss.oo ie ss.co.

' ' 374

1 ' Combination Sets $6.50"

4 orrics mn rlicroizv

_M The New Gillette Bldg., 1- Mmm-¢_|,

il i Juwesiiiunisi

--the trusty friend on shipboard--and an eesehflzl part of the, camping outfit or the vacation grip.

The GILLETTE. is always _ready (no strapping,

no honing), always keen. lt shaven as no other razor ' can shave, because lt is the only'r:`zor which can he acllusted to suit any beard and any face.

Asl; yo_ur Jeweler, Dnigglsi or Hardware Dealer

to show you the GILLETTE. _ ~ ._ ‘

onieiie saieiy on; ni cmmaa. iumiiea

Al' _S_'l_V_IAl,l. f0’§T

~\ Simple Remedy Beiauiifies ` the lleir, Cures Dindruff,

Stops Felling llair.

What fi pity lt is to see so man; people with thin, wispy hair, lnilm o- streaked with gray, and realize thai most of these people might have soft glossy, abundant hair of beautiful color and lustre if they would hiv usg the proper treatmeiit. There i no necessity _for gray hair under sl.:- ty-flve years of age, and there is no excuse for anyone, young or old, hH~Vl|1E thin. struggling hair, either full of dandriiflil or heavy ,md ,-any smelling with excessive oil.

You can bring back the natural

color of your hair in a few days and forever rid yourself of airy dandrull and loose lu-iirs. and make your hair grow strong and beautiful by using -WYBUVS Sage and Sulphur I-lair Re- medy. For generations common gar-‘ 'lf-‘H Sl-Ee has been used for restoring and preserving the color of the hair; and Sulphur is recognized by- Scalp specialists as being excellent for treatment-of hair and scalp troubles.

lf you are troubled with dandruil

_ or itching scalp, or if your hair ls _ losing its color or coming out, get n ,, fifty cent bottle of Wyeth‘s Sage and

_ ‘ , _ :lulpbur from your drugglst, and

notice the improvement in the

\.,

dsys’s treatment. Special agents Id

A. Foster, Sunnyside.

, consider the Oven all ini-

portant-, but, my husband--he

.',:§ “WE women folks will always

4 in back, and 1 on each end. This allows-for contraction and expansion, and - these linings

'ne

tenay' Range, be-

' cause it has

a real Fire-

b o x - a big, long deep,

5 F i r e -

b o x

w i t Ii =~ plenty j of heat- l ing capac-

ity; -'Yet

~ he.says,it is , not too- big

' _ but nicely propor- ri tioned to size of

` oven. And of course,

it is very plain that he is right. _

sv"

i - Gr:-ites~they are just as import»

- - .- t _ . f change theni in #few iiiin~ ` 1%? ¢-.l.-'llf.i1¢.1`f¢§f1yi=ltlhers -.» __ l-can p - .- " » ‘

gimgé.`ilBoi;lva;te-ogtime-witht ____ S - t _ h' - l ""-Y Z -.il _ ‘ .’i.‘9_;`5i', anno ~fm’§S as - - ,si;¢i.nii'.ovs‘i-~ -lj, .lenses S10 vii mw id. hem _'r¢4i¢¢s_nslfhils beceduiii '§i"°“-"" “ -“‘° “ll he ""0 - ' ,

d0'_`s'b"l‘lltlcl‘i at Onée with it. " =‘=f-f"'~"f" r°° pan' " '

v knows how a range should be _:ire made of .extra heavy, dur- ' niade-'attaches a gi°ee,t deal of able semi-steel-they resist the _

- importance to both Fire-box and

strongest heat for a very lon'g.»,;_ ' time.” y '-f~ 5

_ _

ant, in his opinion, as the Oven. “And the semi_Stee1 GRATES___ _‘

- "John likes our ‘Koo-

made in two styles for

and coal-are remarkable for

endurance i .-

The Coal" Grate is made in t w o ii-

_.,,-.,

.,,J='-;1“ /ff-

- -_ ,-.

pieces, _ nd is

easily haken

The wood .,,. Grateis very simple an`d ’

strong. You can

take out back end _ lining when using it. '

_ th_ere’s a special oc- ,'-

ket behind this lining which alibws - one to burn long pieces of wood. J

,- __-_ .-/T `

“The ‘KOO'T‘ENAY’ Fire-box -

m k ok' ' ll th _ _ . _ . _. t0;';',_e?tc}§)eatls_"§h§"55\',e;; S(;V;l,°en1;f Just slip the steel buttons aside, ,

that -one can cook and roast a and out they come' My mth’ My ` 'V'/"

“It’s easy to change the Grates- _ - "

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linings 0f` the _ ufrhe bl§Y`IlS lilly -- -, TENAY’ Fire-box_are made in

nine separate ‘pieces--3 in front, range l know anything about."

,tfggggfo ~ 'A ’ ~-vsucouvsii r uonriiiiuii. _ _ .

wiivmrsc _ ~ . --

sort of _fuel and 'makes cooking and baking easy! Yes! It’s the best

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