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.l0lll|S_0_f|’8_; AIICDYNI

LINIMENT

- is the never-failing rcniédy. Keep it in your home and be ready for boih intemal and`ex- iemal ills.

In use los Yssss

llc and 504: nerywhm I. 5. Jamison si co., nn. ` lesion, lllsss.

Parsons? Pills' nflnc nunerlnauos

' Alle! l|¢adis¢h¢

'rnunsoan

PRIZE WlNNER_..1-h, Gnu. u mid the Pleasure Saturday of needing ‘U1 dmltid Piece oi work from the pencil of Mr. C. P. Thorne, ohm-rot. temwn' It W" 5 “BUYS in charcoal §1f§d°dil18lY well done for which ii,-_

ornc received first prize at the

Hsin” Enllbmdh. Mr. Thorne is °°’ti:-*DW td be congratulated on his :rt tic efforts as he was in competi- ‘°“° with e large sein oi entries “did M°n¢ree1. Toronto, nraniiorn

and Quebec and was highly g“¢c,¢¢_

WEDDING BELLE-B

was the scene of a li’app`y event Tues- dev morning, when Mies Mary A. Len HBH. dd-“shter of Mr. James hannan, Of Mdmdslld. became the wife of Mr. Martin J. Mnhar, son of Mr. John Mahal; of Summerville, The gem-_ mony was performed by Rev. Father Croken. The bride, who wore a beau- tiful costume of cream silk, with black Picture hat was attended by her sister Misa Katie M. Lannan, who was sowned in grey silk, with net to match. The groom was supported by his brother Mr. J. T. Mahar. The Church was beautifully decorated for

the °°°““i°"' with P°tt°d Punts add

‘§MA|Cl'

THE' “BOSTON” HA

,JF

\swnN-iiiissiiii. co., Munn

"T]iat's your guarantee"

For sale by all leading dealers.

my rim

N6 cut flowers, After the ceremony the

l Wdddiflg Party drove to the bride’s

homo where dinner was served, the guests being the immediate relatives Of the contracting parties. In the e\'ening, Mr. and Mrs. Maher drove to Charlottetown, where they will re- side. Mr. Maher, is a well known and popular railwayman, being Buggage_Master on the western train. Mr. and Mrs..Mahar will leave today

Mi- George McRae who bore

deeply grateful And thanks

I A

with Mr. Lesrd composed the mittee that had in charge the

cally fully mst, there being less $50.00 due ou the outside. preacher ofthe Sunday was the H. A. Goodwin of Central Meth Church, Moncton, N B , whop

than the physical. The morning

Cor. 2-2: ‘I determined not

from Luke 15: “There drew near

to hear him" set forth in thew

tractiveness of Jesus." Both s ons were clear, eloquent and for and to the delight ol all who cr

tive and inspirational.-A.

tendent of the Station at Charl

showers and very favourable c

e robabl 30

with Mr Leard thi eongrcgati

provementl on the.cxterior. The tal cost of $600.00. of which the

z"g°'“°n bm" ‘a5°'°°' 1" Praia' _ There passed away to her eternal

Tig rest on september 1tn, im,

_ _ mud was a daughter of the late Ro

Munn 5 big man in 5 yu!" "nm Macwllliam, Sr., of Eldon, Belfast.

,_ Mu.y»B_ course on “The Single Aim in

Roman 0a¢h0u,, Church Montag“°"Christian iLife" was based ri

and the spirit of power “The

ed the church to hear, Mr. Goodwin with a shock to those who so t revealed himself a preacher attrac- or-ly cared for her. Sho bore her

fering in that true Christian spirit

STATE OF CROPB.- In the - _ . a

cent issue of the Census and States- her 57th year and leaves to mourn tics Monthly, J. A. Clark, Superin- a sorrowlnE h“°bHud. one daughter

which has now been saved in ex ent condition, improved so m that the yield is likely to clcesd

SOLID

GULII WATGII FRE

I1’ NIITI VMI ll0'I’I|INll_ T0 TRY.

we offer our 'll Lsdfs BDLID GGL!! WATUH. Ei

E ll d li il K

ggvemrnsn I mpc . guarantee me erpvr.

ll. ill?‘l'. (Silver Watches are preseiiisd to (in

l M IN tf lh t I th .....' '°“.........‘ ':..° risnini

wneii. wnen u.‘}§i..'|'&, nJ!i’.’.-.5 see... io..

I , . Th In is UmmI\l¢M tomb' ns to we:r wltliilalvxliq.

` lilies! tl!-I ps sisstbs mentioned. Pi-iss

wins

is- ellis! scmpstitisn were

'ill .n

||;cnerous presentation of Mr. J

Miss M. J. Fiizgei-aid, P. 0. Mobile, Winnie, formerly of Alberton,

Newfoundland.

Mr. (3.|!'.Jollrmore, Mill U ve, Lun

burg Co. Nova Boot ia, Canada.

“_ Know of Charlottetown. For this ‘ erality and kindly interest on

part of Mr. heard, Mr. Dinnis

generously made by Mr. NLR. Leard '

that he should bear the expense of “em” 0' th” (§°1°r“d°tP';t:;‘§ £21

refurnishing the interior the congre- d‘“`l“g the “"7 PM ° M

gation immediately raised a sub- bein? g°?e;`auy' nutga' b any” scription list of $250.00 and ap- cu" ‘ms ° "mera “ve em ‘ ‘ retained mum 0( his vig.) (1 fr h. pointed o committee to proeeea with tg tial; stetionl, tgeuitgengzaeg mm “ya” “B the work on the interior. The roof 0 “Te” “5 9 _ `° d' bi 1; 1 _

_'-" oi the eontn weu une been sningien, than double that of s year ned- ' ‘m "Or B ““ “"1 °'°° '““°h “bat

the whole building painted, a new, -””'

substantial fence is being erected SHUUTING TR(_3PHIES~"‘ At

E I and s concrete wnur iam to the nnnnal pains mcetinsi of the Pri;

esgn gnu gy A y,||_|_,“,w,| mm street, the expense of the latter be- cial Ri ° Assocmt 0” 0 P' '

mg home by the _Epworth League which has already been hcld, t

l The interior of thc church presents were competed for Coucurrelzuy

a most pleasing and artistic appear- the Sttawa nA§§r€ga;§ic‘;;'§E mg?

ance us the speaker of the day said, tmp ws °°“ “ 0 .. ’ .. _ fth 4th Rc iment C nadinn Ai

1x`iiii:Ii°d:\i'n‘i'i‘in°|i°°'i’e‘2ir’i.’n'Lhi'i°'i\iidi: filiiikliilfeiififiiilf It is R g'emri`hethe1ig1(;\l;1:;:h\‘;:;(:\:;,;_ l)ery. ethe Davigon Chnlizmge Cup

" mg 'f’w“ . wa G on ii c i 1' ipered in tan with leather effect and gh” d°’§p““i' Ba&e§i‘;i° “;‘h’§c‘;n

fling.

X _ an o. .

Eg; Egeaxgoglcgléhégl biiaustgullé gggréle case of the Cqmpany trophies the Five sons and fdur daughters surv *{.§,‘f handsome and valuable oak pulpit “W l’¢l`P°t““l` challenge WW-_ r-I ennire upholstered in ieetner is the Davison Cnr may be wen ddr"

R, with the three liens by the same

lib- `ly. The winner of the Davison the this year and also of thc No. 3

and tery Cup was Lieut. G. E. Ritc

i "who with aqaggmgate of 347 points the house and at the Erave bl'

_ 0 IIUTEL' KEEPER CURED

` OF DRINK HABIT

He hs`d been s coniirmarf druuksrd for over IH years. and was s physi-

cal wreck, He came to tne Gatlln lnetitutel. _tooit our treatment. sua wss cured in iidnye, Although surrounded by liquor conslanm he ic new 1

w“leI.i.,;::ig?lthnnks and appreciation and fu I particulars ofthe above

case may be seen s! our oliice. '

We give s written Gunranioe fo cure any case no matter how serious.

in 3 dsys. The '1‘reatmunt'is p

srieeily hsrmlssi and lsperni nent. 'Phare

are no drugs or poisonous liypodermlc irlectidns All cases, or enquiries. are strictly oon identisl, _ _ _

The Gstlin Home Treatment is fir those who canno find it consen-

lent to oome to the Ineiiiute

' ressonsble distance. wil hout

. 0 riificuted hurse can oe sont 'withins ix ra char e.

Write. to~dav for Booklet and iuii p irticulars. sent free. The Gailin Institute Co. Ltd.,

of the meeting This is the Lie

3 it; One of the oldest inasibitants of

hom ness to the last. "His e e was

theson was born in the Isle of Skye,

era his

bers country with his parents when qu my young. He wu.s_ one of the ca 1

Pioneers of Dundee. a splendid tyre ne nwnreen to the boy or girl who

9°" The death occurred in Amber

°\‘° Mr. lllchscl Trainor, forymerly

are due and expressed to Messrs. Geor e Gard. iid Robert Rankin Gharlottnown' M" Tumor'

"bf has been ill for s few months, le °°m a husband and three small chi

m' ;mothcr’s care and guidance. con-, .

Bam Cambridge. Mass., Flora, the bel od," wife of Thomas Dec. The dece

°“*° s monday oi saith nun , wiie

im' to mourn the loss of a devoted

N of f

who yes dren

at ved ased bert

gig. She leaves to mourn a sorrowing

n I of Pinette, and Daniel, of Mt.

ow wart

n .

anything among you save Jesus -- Christ", and the evening address The mling iriehds of Mrs. Henry

the husband and two brothers-Charles,

Ste-

un- Williams, ummcrslde, will regret to

ords took place on September 18th at

rm- ton, Winsloe, after an illness ceful about two months. Although wd- death was not unex ected it c

which assures us of a brighter h

re- beyond this veil of tears She w

to him all the publicans and sinners learn of her death, which sad event

the

at- home of her sister Mrs. Chas. Bryen-

of her sm.e

end-

suf-

ome s in

one and four sons; also three brothers,

di- Bryenton, residing at Winsloe

[1 .

“ons have prevailed for B11 crops, funeral was largely attended testify- The hay crop, about one-bali of ing to the esteem in which the

Wu. ceased was held. Rev. F. Littlejohn, “ch pastor oi the Methodist Church, Win-

um sloe, conducted the services at p_c_ home and at the grave, where

_ _ J ti t b D _

on a honeymoon trip to Montreal, Gtgfnegagna begged out, tg; growth remains were laid to rest be

Winnipeg. and other points west. gheing tau and vig0,0us_ one-we

"" and root maggots have been trou

_CHURCH REJ0PENING"`F°r thelsoine, while the Carrot Rust-fly

\ Methodist congregation of Albertoni destroyed many name, 0| can T' Sunday' Semember nth' was a any Pastures are good and the sup , of the rculization of great expects- i 0! milk at the factories is gre

";’1°“°' Fur some “Zeke tgepalrs have than last year. The potato crop een gomg on' ccep ng an 0 er looking well the almost entire

mu those of her father and mother.

pw Horne and Henry Horne. tei

h community passed away after an

town, P.E.I., reports: "No extreme Messrs. James Diamond. of Hum- temperatures have been recorded dur- 110112. Milllldddlldi Jdhn Mid Jacob ing July; there have been frequent Diamond, and one sister, Mrs. Chas.

The

de-

the the side The

b1e_ pall-bearers were: Messrs. ' John has Boundy, Isaac Saunders, George 0m_ _Tiirner, George Howard, _ Edward

the

ill-

a ` ness of two' weeks, on the early

me morning oi the 13th inet. in the p

91'-

mn son of Malcolm Matheson, Dundas,

EE ut the advanced age of 92 yeurs. He

the nine years and bis beloved

‘I sympathy is felt for the family ' their double bereavement. Mr.

1 Scotland, and immigrated to t

'ggi of D. citizen, universally respected tné his sterling qualities and fine spi

thi; him. Three of his sons are progr gm sive citizens of Dawson City-one pup Wnncouver and one in New York. amount of the u,.cha_B,,_ The pony . “His children arise up and call h

but ‘;ty, not necessarily-made consecutéwke- blessei.. HM funeral was ‘arg

BM? attended by sympathizing frie

was second in the Ottawa Aggregate pastor Rem M__ N- Mcheod aegis

ut 's '

_ ' C _ 1, ,fit by Rev... J...,Cl. Martin ._Gar.di_ssn. J. n ‘ e er s. f'

trophy. The wBi.n;i:r of the élompaiky ’

. 4 - . »

` g`e`§m?ninN;)irho w:s xgvelitlaisonotllie Ot- FLORAL ASSOCIATION MEE

“wa Aégregate of the rms meeting ING-A general meeting of the P

tm 1 th t hi Island Floral Association was h

The comps i on the°§amees;ea:3_l;90;s last night in the oiilce of the Sec

girrigeniben nthe victors each year t‘“`Y» Mr- C- M- WiuiBm9~ Mr- J- hnve bison: I The Davison Cup-1908, Clarke, the President, presided. Aft Gunner F_ C_ Fume; 1909’ Gunner A_ the reading and adapting of the min Séaman; 1_9w_ Bombm-dim-_J_ lim. utes of the previous general and ex lmgan; 1911 and 1912’ Gunn" F_G_ cutive meeting, the secretary su

d 1913 ment G E Ritchie mitted his financial report of t

' . r c . Th ze Sgt’ A' Mcqabel HU’ sit' _(il Ja; then8tiIi.k;i1su\)l; gbdtlbiavgdl sliil Ritchie; 1913, Lieut. G. . Ri cic- gestions were made. It .was ee-:ide N0. 4 Bnttory Cup-1903. Calm-‘in to hold the subject open for sugge

n 1909 Gunner tions during the winter session of th

not

ed." His wife predeceased him about

son

v.“_ George about two months ago. Much

Mn-

sr Mg Lg Allen Church Street

W oggin Victoria, BC

and Miss Rossie l-lunter, at home Mr. William lil. Hunter, locomotive engineer, Moncton. is a brother of de- ceased, and Mrs. David L. Smith, Amherst, Mrs. David T. Lawrence, Fort Lawrence, N. B., are sisters. Mrs. Smith was at the bedside of her brother at the end.

FRIDAY

\ SERIOUS COMPLAINT - Com- plaints have been recelved that cer- tain parties belonging to Rustico. are clfaeing birds with motor boats ou the Bay and shooting them with rides.

and they are rendering themselves liable for penalty of $50.00 or impri-

sonment. ‘ _ ,

BANK CHANGES-Mr. Jack Hegan

of the 'Canadian Bank of Commerce, who was some months ago transferred to the branch of that Bank in St. John, has been transferred back to Charlottetown. Mr. Harry Acorn, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Sourls, has been appointed to a posi- tion on the staff of the Canadian

Bank of Commerce in this city.

OYSTER MEETING OFF-It was

arranged that a meeting for the pur- pose of organizing an 0ystermen's Association should be held in Sum- merslde yesterday but, unfortunately, the weather man interfered in this sl- so and owing to the absence of a number of prominent men the meeting was called off to meet in Charlotte- town at s date to be named later.

BIG FOX INVESTOR.-Mr. and Mrs. P. Boiidrout, leave this morning by S. S. Evangeline on return to their home in Roxbury, Mass., after Slldndidg n. week in this Province. Mr. Boudrout has been investigating the different fox propositions null has iii- vested quite heavily in n number of the leading companies now being formed. Mr. Boudrout claims that the American people are becoming deeply interested in the .P. E. I. Fox industry and states that there will bc un enorm- ous amount of American money come to the province within the next year.

DUNLAE' PONY ARRIVES.- The

pony that is to be the prize for which the boys and girls of this city have been competing during the past fcw months, in the great Dunlap con- test, arrived in Charlottetown on Wednesday night, as thc time is up-

lf-0 prouching for the close of the com- rlv il

petition. 'As is known, the prize w

for has the largest number of votes to

rit

ive cs- in

. E. passed it as being in fine condition. old The competition closes within the re- next ten days or so, and in that A. time no doubt the little people will

im ely

_ nds

hi from different parts of the count

8’ The funeral service was conducted in

46 Crown Sf., Sf. John, N.B. Also Monfresl 41 Toronto

D' A' Mcmmo l ' A i ti ii ' tu i t

_ 1911 1910 1911 nd ssoca on an in e spr ng

A' Seaman' F ('} Ken'nedy_ 1213 suggestion would be considered at tli 1912» G“““°r ‘ ° ' time of revision. The advisnbility C0l°D\- A- S°9-m““- _ forming county floral associations wa _ 1 g --| let stand for the present It was d

1-.ue ‘ -.T-»-. ~~ ~-~ f ' V Y cided that members wishing to secur

i-of

orders to the secretary, and the Ass

- ciation would obtain them from

- reliable source. The secretary w

bulletins dealing with the growing o

.' flowers, and keep them on file, tha.

.`___________ _ _ A B

the members might refer to them

1 wanuotherwomento Know any time. A list of the standar

_ works on floral culture is also bein

F How She was Finally prepared with n view to having the

’ placed in the Public Library Arte

Restored to Health 0,

/ ,n--~;; _ i ° some discussion on the holding

‘_:"`\

i 2

D, .

bulbs and seeds, could send ‘thei

instructed to obtain copies of all

educational meetings the meeting ad

Hammond Ont. - sm passing iourned

through the Change of Life and for two --

aches, soreness in the hack of head, was H0011. 8301' B l5°di°“B lllllddir MI'

- . een n se c o e n

above symptoms by Lydia L. Pinkham’s 1 1 Railw since C mm harm F0

\L` E3, /' , ~ \" Vegeubhoompoand of several important railway d

/ / 5; 1,, ~ :- . . , ‘ £ _ ' ` ' I. C R, and ae is nit sen of Mono

_ __ __ . _ -. __msn. l have taker

- f” _ _ 1/. t n he was sem in the _nigneee

, ' It for female wax egtecrn by a wide circle of frlciig and

/'~ " , 1’ “"5 *nd 9"" “I acquaintances The late Mr. unter

R \ ' BEAUCAGE, Sr. I<Inmmond,0nt.,Canada Fund Ang, owing to ill health, some , §»_;.__

~, 7 5 . C..E';;;_ E'=‘.";”;;“,; ::;i§..:i.‘i°'..‘:.’:i‘:‘s§?'.‘;:..';:'.:ia% \` . 1'/ ’ _ \} :__ highly remmmend ing important poslitions in the rnech

`~____»*' 1,' 1.. r;;_.Lydia E_ pinkhnmvs anical department, was the inventor A =__;';

I \ i / I L my mmmng wo vices I-le was well knirwn along the Q / 1

` T

° ‘ f ‘- §

_ menstmution and it Q,” bon, in éhafiotgtoqn, p, E_ 1" \ Ari-_

__,__/ _ _ ,. _ _

i _ _ f r I ) cured nie- - M11- ei.n,- iam, sein as em oi

steadily for 5 minutes, OE' Inter'

mittently for ten. He I‘1I18§ 011

I ‘ ` Big Ben is made in Ii; SALi.B» Ibulrlfzlld. U-

W e’sencyt win,c2SY°

A ' by mcmx o hear One price, 83 00

§>

Dnvsiui B/msous, :$5 inter ne moved to syt. Jenn

) ll-3runswlck, gsnsdsihrvey Bulk’ New gg; TI; £1? olir)tl‘i‘s:ul’at§:Jliirl(£i\:(‘*`l5iii‘fit:;"E .__ _

L l E. |nl¢ham’s Ve tsbls Cum-_ W” 1' D ~ ' “P H8 I U ° ll -

OPGHS evewbody S eyes’ xiii.-.f':‘;‘;°;':.:;.i.:"::»&s°i‘::i:f ......,.. .. ... \ 0 - \ -1- W ///

e » ' M th dist Church bein cla 7 oder _ 13% 5;-' Q 0,, 0, V

He m y He was also a membergoi the Quart- \ ig \ \ ` Ltmkdfmatrhkw

Zeégoziafl, ;nd“tllio‘i;ssui;ds erly Board. and generally 'took M, :L ._ '\ 87 _ .

° " ° ° active part in all departments of get /

°"°°"Y 5" LY““» M*"~» '°°‘” W P"°V° the church to which -he rendered Q A ;_*__,.,.- 'Qu

' ' - s on time. ~ \\\ _ time, runs on tinge, stay _ _ / j

.f f*'1d.I»n_<i.rls=°id¢'* ' - ' ' ' ’ (oe, w'Innim. ere in..'ae¢in.r»i\ A .' ”" ‘ ._ “" "“'“ A A

‘Moncton he has been n prominent

and to’~dsy holds the record of being the ° ° ' ‘

on mcceufm "med 'for témmeml in that church for n numberu years

f-hll fldf- EVN? llllfdflnl W°mU\ °W" such faithful service. l-lc was a mem W *D hdfldlf *D Ki" LYdl\ E- Pld\¢\\lm'l ber of the Independent Order of _Odd Vegetable Ccrnpouiidstrisl. fellows and Royal Arcanum. . De-

lf you west spceisl sdvicaowrite to ceased is survived by a widow. lonn- LydisE.Plnklsin ledleine . (eonfi-- ei-ly Mies Bulrner, of ssekviile; one estfelgl. sn,lss|. Yesrlctter ll son and three daughters 'rhc een,

is Her i-luster. with 'r notes L

if _ p e.

I have been entirely relieved of the :l°n°"i°“u‘:’°“€‘_v:°;'ty' “intel” ‘xgcgff ‘W

- his or hcr crcdit, these votes being

obtained by the means of coupons distributed to purchasers at certain stores in the city according to the

is n Shetland, and is n handsome lit-

er be making special efforts to put

votes to their credit.

,._ _Ailments such as constipation, col at ic, colds, vomiting, etc., seize child-

ren of all ages and the mother

ga should be on her guard against these

s_ troubles by keeping a box of Boby’s

Own Tablets in the house. If any of

hz these troubles come on suddenly the e Tablets will cure them, qr if the lit- of tle one is given nn occasional dose 5 of thc Tablets he will escape these e_` troubles. The Tablets arc sold by G medicine dealers or by mail at 25c. u » .__f,~_. ,‘,_»,;~ gf '_-j_ A .__ _ .Q _ ' - Y box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine ' ` ` ` " ' ’ ‘ ‘ ` ` '

0 Co. Brockville, Ont.

th.

,_ _ _ ,

§ Because the Body-Building Power of Bovril Ixacboca E; I proved to be from 10 to 20 times the amount tskcm »

-5-i_=lN|ll\l||llIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillIIlllllllIllllllllillllllllillllllllllllllll

This is a contravention of the law e P--__ = ' ‘

-.ig--Q

<_ 3_ -£5 i;._f1.;_f;"1_._. _~ " rf?

i »|

p The Happy ueniui Hemi

ill is not easy to acquire when the appetite is _i fickle and the digestive powers are weak. i The surest way to get Summer comfort and 3' palate joy is to drop heavy meats and starchy [N vegetables and eat

¢~

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l - 4"- 1'-af -1. :~. - '1' 1-: .' .141 i_~“: ~r" ~‘ '_'\'~ r

£57” `~i‘T»§=--*.°~1~:1»‘... .i`»T‘fI"'-.1 -l<‘»E"f";’i-',:.`. 5.ii.Z5`”f}'i3 f.'9’~"1 ei i' ra! "'i.-: ' »..; is *sir 1’ -‘. _-_: .f5_'__i ,gk _._-_.`» 13,7 3,2.-;V .,_._. .-

‘ ' '- --"-’;?.G`r " "’- -` tile 4-”

_ ‘ ~_v;i1»`;- '. fir). fre' »~‘* -" ‘

.fan $33' ,.' ",=. .‘:‘:?.‘ "era ._ ` ~;:1f‘ we -.. -

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( . . nf ;rf,§_.;,_,»_ 7,",__.;-_ -\._. `. ..\_ __-_i_$’; a~,;£_,_ _.'15, ...ze _ , ` ' *-' .. ~>:i\. .~ 'Wi "H ‘

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» 1 ;»:’:1‘if§‘.f>;1¢" .V

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tlc animal, being a three-your-old jllly, a rich bay in color and in ex-

YY- eellent condition, being splcndidly _ W

rounded. Whoever the happy win- l 1 `,’_ _ _

hid ner ma b he or she will certainly I f "L_ fi-Sfiflifiiiii `~""" Ugg

' v e. ' l__,_,_,...._._....-_---- ted be perfectly satisfied with the prize.

mid The pony came to the consignment St- of Messrs. Prowse Bros., one of the _ i ____ - __ _ ____

stores concerned in the contest, and

. 4

li ii

with Sliced Peaches or Other Fruit

4 a dish that is appetizing, satisfying and easily

digested. It supplies tliel maximum of nutri- :_ ment and keeps the bowels healthy and active. ‘ Delicious for breakfast or for any meal. i

For breakfast hes! the Biscuit in tho ovsn to restore efispnsss; than cover with sliced peaches or other fruit and serve with milk or cream; sweefcn to suit tsslo. Shredded When! is rendy~cool¢ed, randy-to-servo.

MADE IN CANADA

A CANADIAN FOOD FOR CANADIANS

The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Limited

Oni- i _ ..~_- ;..~::.-.fn

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Niagara Falls, _V__:,_._~1.»-..~-,_ __ lv..

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'\'°r°n\° 0ff“"=e= » .."'\',~~.f§-~- _ :"5 _._..'\'..i£~.‘#.-#_=_c".»‘.9i'_ _ 49 Wallin lon " _ W' "`--'fir-:r l.; ~.‘»-`-"-;'*`i\"i';l'"3'J ""5-I`

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Struct East ' _ ,_ _ ___,_ ' ,sr - '_

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