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Owing to the demand

for these goods we have been completely out

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Yesterday a new

ment arrived and we have all the flavors, including Mixed Fruit, Black Cnr rant, Damson, Butter scotch, Green Gage, Men. thol and Eucalyptus, etc.,

. #also the clear Glycerine

Pastiles. 4oc lb. Mas. WELLNER,

E. A . Foster

Central Drugstore

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L, um, Hm_m0ny’ n s,,,,,,m1 ,mc made by dian tenders sincere sympa y

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'-’Ths»' Guardian has all the HOME and other news and the Sweet satis- faction of being the HQME papal- go,

Mnny citizens will: learn with regret' _ _ of the doeth or i/nel woiinor, widow M Plttshure-llnstcn 3. Pitts- of Mr. W. W. Wellner, Charlottetown, burn; 15

which sad event occurred yesterday _ _ _ morning after n, protracfféd illness. At C1“c"""1ti_N“W ‘York 5' Cm" Since the death of her husband tev- Clllmlti 22 em; years ago, M,-B wi-,liner hm] At Cliicago-Cliicngo 5, Philadel- been in delicate health and the end Dhiu. 2;

was not unexpected. She was a most

»€"dA;l-ff-511-555-ffi§7‘ _ cstimable citizen and enjoyed the At fif-

. E!_ allection and esteem of a‘ very large lyn 2; .

-_ * circle offricnds and acquaintenccs

'l‘hcre are left to mourn, two sons,

:;Buntain, Bell & Co., for best coal, Mr, W. ’l‘. Wellner, jeweller, Charlot-

_ lowest prices. 9-23Mtf. tetown. and Mr. Lloyd Wellner, a l* » P: student at Sackville, and two

*'°"'°""" daughters, Mrs, lDi'\t) Reid, Charlot- At New York-New York 5, Dc- I I

(Canadian press)

N. B. AND MAINE LEAGUE.

At Fredericton-Fredericton 5,-

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and others are asked t John 2'

The ‘gf,f`§d‘;;nb§’BR:§€ At camo-colors ia, Bangor 6,

than §:"`£°)0';’;f°“ i°rw§’§€,‘i (Canadian press)

.Tho G,,a,d,an 'welcome-I Hume INTERNATIONAL,

§‘i`.§5i.f.27"Ih‘i°§?.‘Z§°ill“.§.‘l“§§§I.‘f.i “$2 A* “°‘*‘"‘°"-*Fifi* g‘““°» Bm" maued to, "Tha G di N more 3, Toronto 0; Second game

,, ' “Br “U ew” Toronto 2 Baltimore 1-

Ueilt, ..Char1ottetown, immediately ' '

after the events, etc. have transpir-

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' _ Mimi. SeAtmters<=;)y (ity Montreal 2, Jer

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M At Newark-Newark 3 Buflalo 2'

M At Providence-Rochester 9, Prov- ~ _ , . - f iilence 4; _

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NATIONAL LEAGE. '

Louis-St Louis 3, Brook-

(Canadian press)

AMERICAN LEAGUE. ‘

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Fm, a DUN' soft and nbsomtely totowii, and Mis. Roland Rattenbllry trol ,

Eritlcss tulcum powder you should wmnlpeg' To .the bereaved the Gum*

l At Boston-Boston 9, St Louis 3:

4 Harmony of Boston, the famous per- ~ ' _ ' ' i fuincr. This comes in two odors, BARCEI.0NA, STRIKE 'mit Phllmmlplun' Philadelphia 7'

5'- I-lurmony Rose and Harmony Violet, MADRID, Aug. 7__ A general ' vehmd 3; _

ul both equally good, both worth mol'e strik_e is' to be called at Barcelona At WnshingtOn_Chicug0 11,Wnsh_

than the money, 2.5¢, The MricKin- today, 252 factories ure to close and , ,t 4

,'_ non Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. and more than 55,000 'strikers will be m' on '

Hifi 3"- _ MU-‘ OHV ' _ CHURCH LEAGUE: _

i Makes Success

Doubly Certain

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If you have that essential to success-flic de-

sire to succeed-and uisli to take advantage of every opportunity, a course of instruction at the Union Coniinercizil College will make success d.ubl_v certain _ _ ‘V

This college has every factor that makes for

successful instruction in business practice.

M odern Courses of Study

Bright, Airy Class Rooms

The courses of study are the proved best-have

been tested and fried by leading business men and are now adopted by the leading business colleges and universities. .

All our teachers have to pass rigid examina-

tions before they can qualify, and our class-rooms

i are the brightest, cleanest and best arranged of any

school in the Maritime Provinces. For our annual Year Book write to, ` »--_t " ' -

Wm. Moran _ Principal

y Union Commercial College . Royal Bank Building

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A Sale of iDry Goods A SamplesatReddm’s

i A large lot of Travellers' Samples just purchased,

will be sold at 2 per cent discount to clear

5 _ ’ Linen Carriage Wraps ranging from to 85c $1.75

25 per cent off. -

Butchers Coats

Long Duck Goals of finest material with line black

stripe, pearl buttons regular $2.75 now $2.00

Ladies Long Duck Coats

just the thine' to protect you f1'0m dust. $4-°° 6-°° “°W

1-4 off _ _ ' .

Ladies’ White Duck Suits

ust a cou ‘e left 5 25 “°W $4 °°

J Whitep waists; white skirtsfwhite uncierskirts and

whitewear all in this sale at 25 p¢r Cent Off-

Ladie’s and Children’s hosiery also men’s halfhose

25 per cent off

Ladigs' and Chiidren’s Summer dresses 25, 33 I-2

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per cligiiiielgcgilid Men‘s sweaters 25 per Cent-

All oods mentioned in this sale wi l e oun

The eighth game of the church

' -_ ' ' - Baseball League was played last ev-

, , - _ ening at Victoria. Park between the

A I I St. James Cchiirch team. Neither

U0 Cs Cl team had their full number but

played with the meu on hand. The game was won by the Methodist boys L. Hodgson pitched for the winning team, and I., Campbell, and A. Mc- Kinnon for the St. James. The .score was Methodist 5; St Jamesl. Mr. C. Garret was Umpire. '

“In cigars there is no place where

here at The Two Macs. We have every well-known ,brand, 'l‘iickett’s Marguerite, 'l‘uckett's B_oun.uet. V811 Horne, 7-2.0-4 and all the other good lines. All _ good _smokers come' here for their cigars. The Two' Macs, 149 Great George St. _ ' Mllltf-

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‘ THE 'TEH PERITURE

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(Special to the Guardian) TORONTO Aug, 8.- Moderate

winds fine and warm.

THE WEATHER- Yesterday was

beautifully mild with bright sun- shine; clear at night.

The liighesttemperatiire recorded

yesterday was seventy-live degrees above zero and the lowest was silty- two above. The lowest the previous night was sixty-two above. At nine a. m. it was sixty three above and st, nine p.' m. sixty- three above.

The tide will be high this afternoon

at 3.23 and tomorrow at 4.27; it will be high tomorrow morning at 3.22 and Sunday at 4.03,

The sun sets this evening at 7.22

and tomorrow at 7.21; it rises to- morrow morning at 4.52 and Sunday at 4.54.

The moon sets tonight at 10.13.

There was a new moon on Thurs-

day, Aug_ 2nd, at 8.58 a.m.

The first quarter of the moon wlll~

be on Saturday, Aug. 9th, at 12.03 a.m.

The length of today will be four-

tcen hours and thirty-two minutes.

NATIONAL ROWING REGATTA. _

BOSTON, Mass., Aug. 7-Neerlle-

like shells, propelled by eights, doubles, fours, or individual oarsmen, darted hither and thither on the broad stretch of the Charles River Baaln today in final practice for the forty-first championship regatta of the National Association ol Amateur Oarsmcn. The preliminaries in the regatta will take place tomorrow and the final events will be rowed on Satl urdny. Indications point to` one of' the most successful regnttns the as- sociation has held ln years. Lcadinll boat clubs of New York and New England, with several ln the Middle Htates, will he represented ln one or more of the twelve events that make up the program. Moreover. an inter- national flavor will be given the re- gatta by the participation of the North West Arm Rowing Club of Ha- lifax. The club is sending, in addi- tion to its four-cared crew, F. R-. Hart, champion sculler of the Mari- time Provinces, and R. T. Fitzpat- rick, intermediate champion, for the senior 'singles The Halifax Citi'

son, President of the Ontario Fruit- growers’_ Association, was in the city

through ihs»~Nl_agara peninsula,

‘ight Mao Wm' contest in the run* "The peach crop ls going to be very

’ ¢0B.iS I0 OO DOW 7 0. ‘ _ f" __ ' ~‘_ ' "" r hhrge," he said to the Eastern Press

M¢n 5 Waterpr9°f . . bs f d c|eanf'°l°°'~ ` ‘ ` ' ,"`Plums are also a plentiful crop, b

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NEARLY KILLED

_~'--is-'~“i~-ir: ff-.=» ~ __ N. _ _ was rams snirrim

' ‘ ' . T73 cauasar .iii " '

,f ~ , _ . - _ _ 5. 6.-Wheir -the

i I .for [ ] _.».g__f. teeth 'of Bsrltlett, the strong man,

gave way in an aerial act at the Em

- ii f -~ pire Theatre here this afternobn, ii

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WANTED TO SEE A FIRE ' ' ` ' WAS GIRUBEXCUBE.

WOODSTOCK, Ont., Aug. 7.-In the

Police Court hers Flora Riley, |, 15 year old English girl pleaded guilty ’to ilring‘ e. barn on 'the (arm owned b James Hartle of that cit and

PIIYPOIO-I J £5" Wa, woman swinging -from a strap held in

_ "" the mouth of _lier_icl1ow_ performer,

_ fell to the stage, _ nd,;rec9lved in‘ur es

“ which rendered her unconscious for.

_ some time. and which were at first

vp ’ . _

L I C ` - thought to be of 5 serious character.

_ ,_ _ _ _ i 'A' l1Hil'DlD. drlwn into her skull nar-

' ` I rowly missed penetrating her brain.

.-~.<---_,__ .sin rnoiwas snaucnirnssv

man a

act was

_y Y Yi tenauted by Frank Scott. The fire tool; place saturday when the Scotts .were away and four valuable horses, several calves, farm implements and the,cr D of hay were destroyed. The girlwlhs aservant with Mrs. Scott. and the only reason given for the

"she wanted to see a tire."

YOUTH IS THRABHED

eaonooue neoooeoo

som. miiiivns

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The following -registered at the

Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, yester-

and Mrs. A. C, Cuttrr, Dr. and Mrs, F. R. Bowman, Dr. and Mrs. Thayer, P. C. Farrell, E. C. Farrington, Miss Gareth Mr. and Mrs. H. G. stephen-

and Mrs. C. H. _Pon1e_roy, New York; Mr. M' ' ' ‘ '

Dundas; J. A. Mac'Land'ers, _ River JUUHI J.`A. Murphy, Greenwich

e, ass, F, E.

Keeler. Concord, N. H.; H, W. Mc. Coubrey, Sydney; H. Blant, Ottawa; Robt_ Nicholson,_Charlottetown; W, S- I-"1"l"lf_l» _W-.E. Agnew, Alberton; J. H. Anderson, Graco Anderson, St. John. _

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torin Hotel, Charlottetown, yester- lll1y¥~'l‘. 1*. Holger, Gloucester, Mass; W. K. R0g8.I`H. J. Dinnls, City; F. iS. Mackay, Peterborough, Unt.; L_ MGK8!/. Murray Harbor; A. 13, Mo. llonuld. Annandale; -_ W. A. Murray wife and family, J, R, wright, MOM. real; I/. D. Montgomery, Wetaskiwin, Alta.;-\'. W. Smith, Pownal; Mi's. G. A. Hill. Amherst, F-.i H. Cantwell and wife. C. W. Stapleton and wife, Miss M. fl. Wade, Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy, Sl K. J, Tlioinson, Mr, and'Mr@_ G, W. S. Dyer, New York; J. Dunlop and wife, Helen Mitchen,~.Co'ncord, Mass.; Mrs. L. S. Leona.rd, Hukin. N. Y.; E. ll. 1\iacdonal<l, E. R. Macdonald

Mrs. H. Bullard, M. E. ii/lacVnur, R, Sl. Maclo-and wife, Mr. 'ond Mrs. G_N.

Hutchin, J. A. Brennan, F. I3. Fitz- patrick and sister, F. (l. Sonttss, C_ TC. Churchill, D. Sayens, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hewitt, Boston; Mary Moore. 'Alice Moore, Springfield, Mass.: H. B. Parkes, Liverpool, Eng.;

vcu can get better values than rlzht J. w. Mcseatii, Medicine Hat, Alta.,

It L. Richmond Shelbourn F

FrsnkJBar‘ry` and wife. Baltimore; R. Roanely_ St. John; J. Rakinaw,

Rever Hotel Charlottetown yesterday Jas. K` McRae, Saskatoon, H C Douse, York Point; M G Gillis, St, John’s Nfld. C. I-Inward, St J0hn’s Nfld_ Geo Ives, North Tryon, Amy F. Hutcheson, Boston, Margaret Mc- Leod, Darlington; J. A. Messervey, City, Miss M. Kinch. Tignish, J,M, Nicholsonm Port Hill, C- W. White, New Glasgow, N. S. Dr, J- C. Mc. Donald, York; Arthur J, McDonald, Sydney, Miss J. N. Brown, Provid- ence R. I. Maud V. Liscombe, Sydney H. S. Rose, Yarmouth N. S. R, G.

ney; E. Jackson, Truro, N. S. J A, Cameron, New Glasgow, V, Crorljgti; York; W, Fouatee, Pictou; A, B, Mo- Donald' & wife, Hamilton, Ont. Rev.` D. Charette, H, V. Carden, Goliett, Que., H. P. Wood, Summerside.

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WILL TITANIC DISASTER

NOW BE S0-LVED.

I’HILADI‘lLl’l-IIA, i`a., Aug 7.-

Much of the inistry that surrounded the sinking, of the White Star liner Titanic on April 14, 1912, may be dispelled by the discovery of tithe wreckage, believed to be part of the

ouwrii or Pnssioi-:N'r' ~ OF' PORTUGUESE

- REPUBLIC REI‘0ll'l`l<}D.

PARIS, Aug. 6.-A rumor current.

here to-night und which is said to have originated in the Portuguese Consulate nt Seville, Spain, is to the effect that Manuel De Arraga, Presi- dent of the -Portuguese Republic died _three days ago, but that the govern- ment is withlioldlng the announce- ment of his "de_ath from the people. President Ile Anraga has been serious- ly ill for some days with stone ln the. kidney and heart trouble.

oooh oiior or ` ‘

, i-huns AND rn/iss.

LoNno'N`,' ont., Aug, s.-non John-

l’.o-day, after a trip of inspection

a es will be onl about a. er

McGowan. Sydney; Ml Steele, Sync-i.

- T - ii n is oonmsiou _'~>\ __ , ` - 'MoN'rnii_:AL, aug. __s.-sir 'rnomas . .' »l _ Bhaughnessy was slight,y injured to- _ , fy, ` ' " ,, I day when the carriage in which he

_“__,iw|l ,’ SS; was riding collided with an automo- __ _lllv J ~\\ V V ,_ ,A o _ bile. Slr'Thunias was thrown to the /lllljlllllmnnnmuhg ___ pavement but re-entered the carriage

and proceeded to his office, refusing medical aid.

i.AUsi=:A'rE THIRD

oN i.is'r or Pours

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‘l-“Yl“M“~ R°g°“i Government. LONDON, Aug. 6.-Robert Bridges" HOUSE: 1*- HOMSWOFUI. '10l`011t0; MP- appointment to the lnureateship has

been received with general literary apllroval, but it is curious to note that in the competition for a prize offered by The Journal of Education

son. Boston; Mrs. W. E. Haskill, Mr, .

for a list of the three greatest living Enlilish D0€ts in order of excellenc-'»

William Watson precedng him. Kip-

” mme 5hf¢"ma_". E- C- TUYHGT. he gets-only third place, Kipling and r-

ling received near] twlre s

, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 Y' n many (%§;';;")elI'n1;*’C;m%`v?1i H;/E91 AIMISB M- 'votes 'as 'Watson. Alfred Noyes

comes _fou1,th. _ O

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WIGRF ALL TWINS Oli '_l'l'tll’l.ld'l‘H.

the iirchives of the United States government was brollglit to light to- day by the Pension Lliircuu in the case of William Wanrcii, 1015 Locust street. St. Joseph (Mo.), who served in company I., 15th Kansas Caval- ry.

As sworn to hy Wai'rcn, the statis-

tics were:

His father nim'ri‘vd in turn tllrcn

sisters, the first two wives being twins and the third being one of ii pair of twins. _ _ To the fllrst wife was _born one set Of tfihlets. all boys, of whom William, Wu,“ren wus one.

Between them, the two other wives

R, K__ }\lcI{ig~.1y and wife’ Mr ami gave birth to lt sets of twins, mek-f

ing ri. total of 25 children. No sin- gle chi'ldren wei'e_boru in thc family.

Manson, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Stephem. flf the 25 children, 12 were boys und son. H. E. Lovejoy, Mr, and M,-g_ I3 were girls,” Finally, all 12 boys

sei-ved in the Union army. William

time he applied for his pension.

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Mass.~; W, McNeill, New Glasgow; Isl. I b0llf-Tht I1 ll0l`B0 With u S\l`l'li\0901l\Y

R. Sheppard, Toronto; F, W_ ‘Ga `-irldui“alile'-'ringlrone ‘for $30. Cured ~ » _

hell, _ Summerside; F. M. Condin, him with $1.00 worth of MINARD'S Quan St Gnfion Sl 'r.

Monictoh; Miss G. Hsyt,-' Waltham, LINIMl'lN'l‘ and sold him for $85.00. _ ,

Mass.;_`C. I..IF,emming, St. John; J, Profit On I-Iillllllefltf $54-07. _

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MOISE DFIROSCE.-~

’:For dysentery, diarrhoea and /ill

ing better than Rexall Diarrhoea Remedy. It contains no drugs, “no dopes" and besides relieving and cur- ing, corrects the' cause. Price 25c, money will be refunded if you are not entirely satisfied with results. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Hts. Mtf.

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W./\SH1NG'l‘()N, Aug. 6.--l'ruluibly

The following registered at the Vic_ the most. remul‘khl.'le‘fumily record iii|

BY MAN HE SHOT.

CHAT!-IAM. Aug. 6.- Angered

because he was ordered from the or- chard owned by Judge Bell just at the edge of the city, a seventeen- vcar-old, boy giving the name of Wesley ' Matt drew a revolver and urea two shots at the caretaker of the property, James Grierson_. One shot passed through the flesh on the right arm near the elbow. Grierson overpowered the boy and took the gun away from him, adm-inistercd a good thrashing and let him K0. He was later arrested and taken to jail, and this afternoon appeared before the Magistrate when he was remand- a week.

NEW 'ZEALAND'H NAVAL SCHEME ‘ ‘1 '-n-out : .- cf' '

LONDON, All 4'ir,h1_vN, land li

now corresponding 'wlllIgh?°?Adinlr- jalty re de§.si_l`,.o(. _ e q] naval' organizational' In zdner they New Zealand policy, is lon Ons control for Imperial purposes and New Zealand it to have a more direct responsibil- ity for and more definite interest in naval defence; .' ff

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Risconn rassaucaa Lisr. -

NEW YORK, Ang. 7.-A _record

number of cabin passengers arrived on the big Impcrator yester¢luy-2.- 116. In all she had 4.500 people a- board. ;

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CONFERENCE ON

WELFARE WORK.

SILVER BAY, N. Y., Aug' 7.-A

notable conference on “welfare work" was begun here today under the aus- pices of the industrial and religious leadership departments cf the Y. M. (`. A. The Industrial Workers of the World. the Rights of Property, So- cialism, and the Protection of Work- ers are among the subiettf scheduled

for discussion by Secretary of Labor Wilson, Seth low of New York und other men of national prominence. Y,

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Get Your Preserving Needs Here

You need one of our

new Kettles for your pre-

serve year; that old one ls looking the worst of thc wear and probably it is not large enough. We have a complete stock in all sizes, and different qualities. Call into our annex and let us sliow you liow we can suit you quick We will be pleased to see you._ Your berries will taste much nicer when put down in cnc of our kettles. Note the low prices.

2 qt. size, grey ware l8c ea.

zyéu ni at as zzc U

4 'L fa of it Soc ci

5 so 4( H if :ssc fi

Warren wus the sole survivor at t\\c`

kindred ailments you can find noth-~

6 u u 4* at 4nc if

7,/241 ii it rl soc it zo it n u ic ssc i, iz “ 65c “

14 ti ii cl (4 75c il

85c “ $'.is~

ll if ll

I6 is if ei el

I8 (C f( li is

THE

3 qt.covered keftles 551: ea

4 |¢ gg it 60C ni

70° tc 8llc “ '"90c “ $l.lll “ l.l5" l.50“

6 U as 4| 8 ic it it

To I( if ll

I2 if tl if

I (f K( (C

1?; st cl H The above lceftlcs are heavily enanielled and very durable.

Preserve ketfles in blue

and white, and also in Al- uminum ware.

RUGERS HARDWARE llllllll

Monte l; G, C. M ' _ B t _ ~ ’ ' _ ‘ll _ - °mi(f'___ OE °" Hotel Keeper, st. Philiiopo, Quo. Natlce to the PUbhC '1‘lié"l11 ' 't do _ _ _ ` "1"

0 owmg mms ere 8 the just received a carload of Beaver flour direct from the mills ln blils

LQ bbls & 25 sacks. We also carry Brands of fl >ur.

Als0 Bran & Mlddleli gs at very

a full line of the following choice

Tilson’s Pride

` Roval Stuart

’ Rainbow '

Dellglit Phoenix Square

lowest prlccs. Give us n. call.

W. G R A N T fe? C O.

360 wfniMEtf. - Qu.-en Sf.

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If ur dealer has not stotired this tobacco yet, write direct to us and we will src that your wants :ire supplied

U KP

’ ' -sporting page and a - ~-pacltetof OUR SEAL

and you have an unbeatable combination for an evening’s

favorite pipe, the

solid' enjoyment. Bl e n d e cl fr o m th e choicest tobaccos grown, “OUR SEAL” is the product of over six years of p a t ie n t, painstaking effort. Good! Well, figure what six years will do. “OUR SEAL"

is cool. It is sweet. It is mellow with a peculiarly pleasing delicate flavor and fragrance that can only come from pure tobacco properly grown and ripened. HOUR. SEAL" makes any pipe taste good. Try if.

g , . ' ‘ B `ppl. 'I y quart ’

fresh and up to date. and °V°fYthl“E Will be S°ld at _ 9° °° 'H <~.»op."_ _. .1 .~

_ to ln dnhloé Mr. Johnson reports prospects of

hCI.Vy dlSC0l.ll’llS l0 ClC3f- __ _ , f ini- §1 every large peach and plum crop in ‘

‘ °l"°“ "Wm les there will also bc li -ht

m Di. Chslffs Dfhfalsnt will relfevo you at once p _ ‘ l" '_ _

’ d out . - Special attention is being given

Lo l o _Red _°“....s...i.‘r.;i..'.’.ri.'_°.r.s.t°°o.;°_ii'i.':.i..':.l£ ..,, __ .__ ,_ ,. __ ,. _

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d‘eronrou.d%~i”e‘b£x h-aenientfon this

i vcm ic says, i iciv on mr-H o'f"thc co-opeiwitivn inovcu_ent.

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