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:gn ze _ _ :_ ir; iii-‘J "V" :_ ='.i,{:3 fl ,. ‘_ _,___ f .:, .;' .ill -r .2 , 5,

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i-~ rinlrorlnn ‘ "a"“i ‘ Artur '17 §' 'A

T 3-f I ~_ std ih¢i,in ,i i .3 1.. / How 'ri-im luinnitiiis ARE ROLLING INTO LANADA. “ “" “F “ K Q iz late was ii (Continued ,mm page ,_, g

_ P from across the United States .border ing into Canada. in a single year is P. N. Pate, my colleague, as magis- gi

are coming into Canada this year, a greait gain. It is a gain in l»r.1h "BW I asked mm if he PM d‘;.“‘l’d3“'Y D

. thi ll fi ul . H and that a lai ge proportion of these population and wealth, and both of he ',115 d térgeffd so':n;'°I‘;en ts :OA 8:; be

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`~_ '.:..“,“ fn 3%

M . . . I _....... , ~1-:F52 ~.- :-..,_.q

For putting away

your furs, wollens, etc. No need of using any moth killer with our bags. Patent closing. have bar to suspend

- eoats on. Small furs can

go in bottom, Three

- large sizes 50, 75 and

Loo each.

""i"'-'-

‘tg <i»<.1-"

‘ - conveyed to the Here Fund Conimlsf

V V V J- G- Jamieson sinh live million dollars ni sim llonils

' ` -1 paying 5 per cont interest. This is the

Druggist

,..l

" i " Not, seldom

- Flls---U

- _i_ ‘i

are we thrilled by dteds here men and women are

injured or l *e their lives in attanip- ting to preserve or rescue their fel- lows; such the heroes of civilization. The heroes of barb-arism maimed or killed theirs."

of heroism vi

This is the name of

our new eye glass

mounts. _

~ If ou have f nd it The field embruccd by the Fund is " ' y ' the United States, Canada, Newiouiid- fi ` hard to get all Sie land and the surrounding coastal l ii - glass to li iid on 5- v r wnters-_ A finely executed rnll ni the

heroes and liernine-s is kept displaiyed at tile office of the Coiiiinissicfn in

Pittsliilrg, The rewards are bronze or silver medals, setting forth the service performed, and in certain cas~ es of disablement or death sums of money to provide for the disabled

1 l nose, let us show yin

’ these.

- - Tiiei' fi! ivrre i\tlii -s

\\'0u’t.

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i._ . )_,,,_

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till ugain able to work, or to assist

tion or support of de- vivors.

. . .*, V

£3,

lt; .

i lend.. rs

` _ . the close of

ln Re Estate of Ed .i-i 0. Brown gum, ,,,,,,,,,y

Tenilern will h.- inniiisa -i hh My walks of life. to those- cniiilovcd

lA~‘Sll<fl\¢ u I ‘UV-V iiril I ~ '~~ I - \» cfn ruilwuys, steaiiiers, in iiiines, owl g -issets if the E4: t -f F. ei-l U. . . -. . - , Brown ufch`r,ottm0wD`,;a;'_,Sw_ {M;‘c,T: mauufactorics, and ai multitude _ of

' callings, who have voluntarlll' 1111'

rst -The Book Debts , and -lntere~t ill Certain Lois- ai Mull-fperilled their lives and in some cases

the effort to save others

clue Hat* Aka' .llost tht-'nl in

or death. lt is indeed- li

» " d-l i . - ' -, .

Tiilfner iiii1o6.2i;il‘gelfoi;ih,l?rol;'i‘eriiieailife:-ril; fmm dang"

` 'V for in forty=three cases

rescuers gave up their

field. ‘ lnoble record,

the effort to save ot,-li-_

pendant sur

A report of the nwrirds made cov-

ers 246 cases between July, 1904 and

1908. The rewards have to persons in the ordin-

Tenders must be for enrh item sepirii ‘recorded the

gig!-:s“{he 'highest or aiiv tender ii i Um, lives in

ily accepted. I he sale will be for

cash on ly. ,erb-

tPar§culars of above may be obtain;-dl The heroes and heroines includi

i a real ence of Assignee, 199 Kent Sl l . . f ll f th yttl

, 'i lpEl`b0llb O B ages, X`Olll 0 l L

__ _ _Chlrlottetown any evening from 7 to 10. i 'rl b of nine years to the aged

notin daytime. |51 Ur “Y

W, A, HAWLEY man or woman of three score' and' ben

4;! d my Assignee. years. In fifty-seven cases they werc __ 4-- I' of the age of nineteen or younger.

. S. There were ten heroes of 19, three of

‘E `.‘ 18, thirteen of 17 years, five of 16

., if m _years-, twelve of 15, four of 13 years,

hmm ‘harm added” two of 12, four of 11 and one, ii

little girl of 9 years. ln the ln,sl.»

,Y ii- ‘.'if.>.~r-. Fl- i f fi, ii? `~ ""f

wearing qualify marks

2 “|847ioiiisiios1'

knives, forks, spoons, sic.,

, -5,7., as being far above ordinary

y.“.,,;..',';%T-"l silver plate.

cainlo n.'n.l b

'7'1l*\'\ lnl In sell. dishes, ivaihn,

1 \\~.h.‘ ck.. all stamped

1,’ M:n|DEN BRITLCO,

! I' sou: lv i.n/iniim ulAi.l|ia ,l__ V I 1

. Silver Plata th I W " "“' " " L

` u 'an [report i.;i\'<‘s

A w0|1‘|a|"|’g`_Syni;ath;" uivrrsc siilc the imuge of the donor,

' IV warn ryan giiicou,-aged? Is your doctor.. .with the words, "L7arnegie Hero Fund ' i 'i . " ' V _‘ ,,, ,,,§;,v,;==\,§',§y§,l,';,;{\=,§,\,lr,l3<;- ,liygxrvigge nstnlillshol April 15, 1904." on the

{7léiés`edgieglriratocddallgzitteurtrlomen-I have reverse side arc the words, “Greater our 1-If 'l ' ' "Uma how t° love lilitli no man than this, that a

9 HWS. . wrint to relieve our bur-

den . Wh ¢ _ l . . , ,,,,c{'°,.B bf,,§°,°3fn\*5g Img eg;l'§g:,i>,§l:3 ,man lny ilnwn his life for his friends ' wig if you will assist me. In the centre of the reverse side,

_ ll you ncod do is to write for ii free _

[surrounded 'iiy the words Just quoted lls ii. splice to record the nlime of the

box 0 th ~ d hi ' » .. lf- my h=3~1'§'»"~° ii; `»§n~3H '.ii‘.".._L’.°“'}».!’.’i?.i;;§.‘

_ i ~ igllslgtlliirlgox Hu,l,°cu{es-l/;f’\‘l1l_]i)l hgis rloiivso | ' _ you will lie cured' for fe (tlige cibisityofmg, hero and the natnre and date of the

ce rendered.

= . seeing? st‘:;,rr_iii;),. t l_T(<i>ilr letters hi-ld ronn:

Fund is nobly conceived,

~,”."~_ vias. F. ‘is ?:ri?z`ii.i‘i$.'%i‘i'i§Ti'§'Zi‘_'5ii'i.

' ,T_TI,`I"'T ' "_ .

‘ ""' ccntly endowed. It is wor-

twentieth century. The

5- _ _ §` ` ' fi "` `:> _-1 ‘T

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, _

,3’~`-"» l beauty oi style and fine

named case, Marie Trevor, who could

ld'ly leaped from a, brid- swollcn, icy waters of ii to save ii little playniute nrs, ciiupll-t hold of the

siipported hi-m till help

oth were rescued. gic nic-dal of which the

not swim, ,ge into the lswift river, ol' scvm yc bridge and

.= L , ,‘, .‘ " i 5.

if; rv, '

’ 1 i heroic servi

The Hero

and iiiagrrifi

"ai-. .' .. . ~. , \

never Brothers, Toronto. will send you L, , th

: fee a cake of their fniiious Plnniiil ly “_ _e ` ,Met Soap, if you ,,,e,,,jo,, this ,,,,,,c,,_ 'tivo millions thils invested by the

' |princely donor are surely worth more

--~---- -- ~~ f- ,tn the world then ii battleship cost-

egf & Wegks fm- Fufn' n-ellie drawn the contrast; The heroes

tu,-e Curtains Hou_eh01, _of bariiariiirn kill' the heroes- of ci -

Hero Fund. The opening words' of his IG

letter in making this splendid dofna~,d tion were! “We live in an heroic alle. g

_ __ ,__ _ g V 'bed and asleep and heard nothing a. " ` ' - A point in Mr. Fielding’s budget cipal taxes. |l’°“"- it “IMI Sunday. On Monday up

ai conversation with the Indian-

- _.`i.-.f'-1." ' ` hi -. ;_~, §_"(~i ' » ,__ Speech that is well worth consider-__ Well. ii hundred and forty millions, :rx-egzgg gaggntyhlgza gzlaselgrgy has mm fellow who mb by m

'K L- 7 ' M U18. 15 “IM H 590113 nrmy of settlers or even half that amount thus Bow- complaint, 1 wang over 1,0 consult ned time frontiersman said, "but I

x 0 V

| A

' are men who have money. Mr. Field- these are desirable. It is sugges- stop the row and they did not go_ pl

ing counts cpnfidently on seventy ,tlve, too, that the tons of thoumnds wnl-9 an-aid thgy would get their ll* thousand coming, and estimates the of other settlers coming to Canada glasses broken. We then issued PHPUB- are soma of my on people who kmyw

fter getting the papers issued I went

‘ ~ - an .brlngliir with them at one thousand itha continent of Europe, although age to serve them At last we s,,c_ 5

,dollars per head. In a word he es- ,they will not bring anything like so cseded by gm,-mntening their expenses e_ timates that these settlers comingiiiucli wealth with them as the Am- and had them arrested. Now Mr. Corpus Christ, many years ,,,g0V and

"No, I am a- white man." Um b"°“'

ave lived forty years with the I0- ans and do not even know mY Off? - anne. They ca-ll me 'TWO B!`BldB.

continued, shaking out the heavy alta of -hair which hs wore screw is shoulders. "That's the only BBW! ever knew. But somewhere th»ereV

esp on hunting until I find' them. I nly know that the Indians captu-red'

ii ~ t

money an Personal property they are this year from the British Isles nad. d down _the street ‘.6 get some my own name, and I am eoii-is 0

down here somewhere north Of

Editor the stigma. on the Magistrate mul; they killed my father and

goods, and will contribute to i‘:il.r.i-exceedingly well.

_,i_.._---

THE CAHNEGIE HERO FUND AND ITS WORK. G0. WINTER.

The latc-st Canadian Coiirier gives all

Portrait of our old friend Duncaiii

user of Hon. Fr_nnl¢ 01i_ve,~'s home Dr,

Marshall is also the member in the

sbitiiency south of Edmonton Ther

~ c

End HTG COIIYIUI' Says that ML M,\r_' Sha” ‘S likely to he its his-c minis-

h;f»;“;'sWhi}l1kneiv Mr. Marshall on the plattons. iistler and a power that he is m- Iiiilm I be-“Init” Im" onward and* P ily n.mkl.ng his way’ west H0 is I l-‘Wiird in tho l"lurtli»

' - ‘\ liriiiloiiiiceil- Iiibrirai

-._ 3

lldoucton is likely to iiiivo a strcoti “UW”-Y. and on good terniu,tho cityi to share iii the profits if profits theta “Dall hc' The Pushing Mayor of H Moncton is reported to have secured ii'

'"0" P9"P1*f DY three thousand ai; p

sides a provincial capital' and an ti 0008" Dflrt. which Moncton is R

ilot. Is it‘ not time we were thinking b

Duriili: the tourist season, at; least 'H

the 5h0D[1l|1g district about Queen h Square, Victoria Park, the ieadim,

_*___ _

Liafrrnii To 'riis noiroii. 1

--_ li

Dear Sir:-I sec in the Suliiiilerside " I"*"""”¥` Of April 7th a correspondent “ *'“ U'l~{°2\1`y writes in an article headed 5 liiiwdywm at 0'L@l1I`y. Now he would u UY to iiiake the -world -believe that 8'

were all rowdies, a traitor to his

you thc_ facts. Last week-one or tlwo 5

iin imprint. llcnrs on its!

- - ‘ ' - V i i : -

,V _ cus etc. 4_22dtf ill./.ntl in siive. Mr. (ai'nLi,ic made his

’ filly: xi like umivlint. Truly has Mr. Car-

B ll

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l ’ .

boys living live or six miles from O’- h

lt. and ‘mbmed ffvely- Late in the again be content with ill-health

M hll, ' Pbhti ea/rin ln.

are a formerly editor of the Pnt~ Sa etctaee Eos us, we are cold

’°” Of Industry iii this Province' 0 “G ii wot ' I 1

i 0 i

134591' 0! the Thornoury, Ont., Stand-,Even as thou art. We remember ncit

“rd ”"n‘i for Yeflfs past business man~`H ' '

, .

¢.~`Hfn, the Edmonton Bulletin. Mr

' I

Alberta' L*3l=Z'is1a'ture for Olds, 5, Con S

. _ A ;_;it,“"‘ °'_ Cfaaflni: a portfolio nil,

Ways ln the Alberta Go\».e,-n.m,,m_ _

iiow. bE

"‘l could not. sleep---l could not rest

the necc-ssnry capital for the enter. di

Pri-<6 in Boston. ohnriiin i ‘" .

) 0 own had fax. “I lost myself in a surf oi self,

_'E

lust census than Moncton, nad is ba. ed and with the mental distress that

rew with my bodily wcakneSS. I was -

burden to myself and a greater I

_ . .l

‘lf H Street railway for this city ?|cd

un electric line th t ' ~‘ m

a would take in who has sick nervos knows too well

'as going to happen me. Ferrozome

the liiw abiding citiztns of ()'Lieary ,

how you what it nnans to

from the United States bring with ericans, may still prove a very vslu- _

'them a value °l $70,000,000 this year. ‘able accession. This year stricter was punusmdd 3)' H283: ,gf tag; In `And it may be ventured that suchfprecautions than here-to-fore are ssidigiggnfgx tt:-3m; ggelnjiire me in my tm th” occur so 1,-equmuy in life ,men will he worth to the country as `to be taken against unfit persons pubiig capacity, iT

much Bi me IUOYWY they Drill!-Z with 'coming in. Thus wealth present nndi 0'L@a\'Y k“0'W9 this' Prince County them. They will take up and ini~ ‘potential and population also are ‘k“°W9 this’ and she wkxig

,prove unoccupied lands, rendering rolling into the Dominion. All this Iiinihésozs tslisée qizuidug Zgliiable a them worth many times their press-nr. 'means progress and growth in both gaper, I remain yours, 4 *- :Vl11\10§ 1-heb' Will Produce crops andlthz immediate and more distant lut~| ROBERT ELLIS' ll

J P for Prince County-

the

thereof,

t scarce hath heat enough £0 Wafm

our thin

ow blithe we hailed thy C0II\lUfs”

that wars. oh' oo long-too long ago' et from us utterly, H0' Sl1ml'¥N‘-1”

then

hull Spread her gi-a~ses where thy

snows have been

ml thy last footprint melt and' uiold‘ n her first marigold. ‘ Jaiiios Wliitcomb Riley.

eaih or Insanity

Ne; vnus. Sleepless.

Worn out.

xp'¢ted to die or go ¢r lizy with nervousness,

iwa;si ready to cry on the lelist ocizi- ion-yet I was D1\lIl'\D and ffm- can gli imagine a more distressing CDU” tlion than weakness of body a'n_<l ind' ?" writes Mrs. WenSl0Y. 01° H2111'

ity because health seeiired no sliatti r-

iirden to my family. "Though I luiight and really need ,

pity, I got very little, Lol' l didl

ot look so very sick. It was only y nerves that were sick, and anyone,

oiv awful a sickness it is. “From thc first Ferrozone streng-

ors composed, slept more and grew lore hopeful When I had taken errozont for about two months I

ever could tell what I vias afraid f, but expected something; dreadful

ave me the strength to throw as-Id-f ll these fancies and made me welll

other." _ By one of those strange co»lnciden»

wo Braids was talking t0 B relative' Mr. Burris met him again in SRD

“titanic last week, telephoned hiS

ephew, J. L. Burris, at Stockdale nd the next day Two Braids was alking bo his cousin. Family reéwmb- ance between the cousins as well _as bits of story which the two were able

multiply flocks and herds; they will ure. In that regard as in most ~ ' tg pieee out made _it eermin that Two also become consumers of dutla.bie`others Canada seems to bo doing April 14' B

raids was actually “Tommy” Stringfield.

But the crowning identification was

made when Mrs. Ida Hatfield, the matron who has grown from tile lit» tie girl whom the Indians le-ft dead, ame from her home in response to a

in Mnrnh 1904 Andrew Carnegie i.-rent wenlih in the iininni stares ,Go. winter. G0 thy Wav’ We Wan* Eelegram from W (- B,,,,,,, Both

‘ ‘ut his Hero Fund makes equal rc- “Fai” ~ i H I

cngnition' 0, heroism am, Se,,_Sacri_|The tu'-it;-t.;r of the blileblrd and the

_ _ _ w :

ce in British North America, ofr theiheaveg ever greener growing, _and feet Republic. We in Ciinntla are hinlShine of summer sun-not thine. ebtors in this and ought not U, ,,,,._:Thy sun, which mocks our need'

_ warmth nd love

et me °blig‘m°“' iAnd all the B heartcning ferveness

Two Braids and Burris' went to the sta/tion to mast her.

From the dozen or more women

coming from the train Two Braids' ga-ze centered on one.

“This is Id-a Hatfield ?" stepping

to her side, and' almost before she could nod her assent lie embraced her.

For him the sight of this wozilrin, his sister and th< only surviving member of his family, .ruslled away n an instant all doubt liiil he knew her instinctively for the sister \-UU. forty yea-rs before, had tcndfd him as “baby brother.”

Not so the matron, who saw, in-

sten-d of the chubby tot she remeiir bered, a brown man who wore his ha-lr in two straight looking braids, and it took hs! several minultcs to rwcfver froiiii the shock of this ifilrldm embrace,

But when the party hurl taken ‘tho

car and Mrs. Hatfield could look more closely at the face of the man, slowly and th-en rapidly :i`ie began to (Continued on page 4.)

~ ;=_'1\°. » I .,-,_-,;i,_i_3’,-; -,'.-.I -_ \` ~ fi Lua,” _ ,

.ii'._\ "';=,.,if.'-._ i_ i 5,, E. _ or _ H

E have a

h0_1;¢|5' runway station Kms," t thenad my nerves, and it seemed to w ` _ Park and the Bridge' ought tulipxilr; ,gap them for I became- stronger, SP1-lng Hat

nhl. fb; _ ~ _ ‘ _ 1° diSplay,to which

ost that miserable svnse of dre'.id‘. the foremost hat.

ters of Anierica a n d England

gain. Go at once to any drllggist, get a w boxes -of Ferrozone--start right

errozone will keep you there-will

contributed.

town. Now Mr. Editor 1 will give EJ! the roadi to health and 'vli;or., Forg-eneralat_

ealthy, vi orous. full of 'nerve be tracti Veness and

Iiexiry sent away for ii jar 0| li _ i g ` Cm' .

_ . _ Klllilr- orgy. Once you're braced up i-irirl '

Qu its airival ut night they received- energized with Fcrrozome yo'u»‘ll ntvcr pl'-‘aslngi V a r'

Dish! U10 lI0iS0 COOK Place among All dealers sell Ferrozorne, 500'. per lety for Inelj, We

themselves, not one boy at (Ybeary ii

ox or six boxes for $2 50.

took part. He iisks where arc our- _O '_ "" b€li€V€OUfShOW-

magistrates, hiiveive they ,mckhonc

h t - -

§,Pg§gM,_°Ed§§§§°1i» flyer wiyhnnn. mg has never

I was the lilst set- been lnatched

See our low prices on new In thls Cltyl

Handsome

EMULSION Mk' , Blnnks

. . t , , h i»'ii'i'l§i'i"I.§' ih'1°‘fi'lZii'fii."¢'Ii‘f- under-nourliched, undgr. lyatei-li: ba' produe. more ea u»¢

ih.ni»n¢¢iis.i.°° ' nw' '

All Drulibh

". _ !i;`~_;' r V ~~-f~_-__-._-~-.A --~---V--_ ..

L 7.. .`

, ‘ ' ri i . 52,,

A i1'"~.'._

5- Furniture repairing- reupholstering. __ _ made--sagged springs restretched. All wo

ns..

ITR

G-_.

Mattresses re-

rk guaranteed.

Women s

Split Lace Pebble ” Dongola ”

%Lr5 $1.25 $1-45

Misses

Split Lace Pebble "

Dongola ” Strong calf nailed 81.35 This isa nice School Boot.

Child's

Split Lace 6oc Calf " 79c Infants at r8c and up.

$1-00 _ $1.90

$1-35

in Derbys

Smart stvles

in Soft Hats

Men’s Hats $1.50 $2.00 to $5.25. .

We fit Head-

wear to the face l and figure as

well as to the head.

ll. A. Bruce

Cloihiera, lhtterl and

°°"’°" Beer Qt Weeks iillli BROSLi13;TI“°"'

* ~ H *X t'

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-cs

We have purchased from the

makers looo yards of the New Satin finished directoire dress goods as worn in New York TO DAY. 'l hose goods are pure wool 44 inches wide and are well worth $1.00 yard. Guaranteed not to spot, cockle or shrink and ihe tip top of fashion. Quite heavy enough to make up into suits if you should wish, but not to weighty for sllirt waist dresses. The shades are golden brown, mid brown, taupe, myrtle green, olive green,grey ,\vistaria,iiiaiive, ashes of roses, old rose, violet, amethyst navy, clear navy and cadet blues also black.

We would like everyone inter-

ested to look over those goods or write us for samples as we con- sider this the grandest offer of new dress goods ei-ei' made to the buying public of P. E. Island. `

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_ -.‘ -has _-. .e i ' - _-.`,-__L1`_},,':'\-n¥f:~.‘/ " ._ ___i,» _ __,,.’_._:_`:'.,_`_v_;~__,`i,,.;' \;.

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yi f -2’-l-Is--‘ii 1"; _ '-i5i.~""..>~,~ ‘ I '_7_.»".-it". 55%

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» I .--lin '-mon -rwo ~ mwiis-r imw - - “rua cnantorriirowu GUARDIAN I r- ' - ~ .- ,--9., p 1-

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I ii-.~.-,ii _ . _ ri-im ciuiiu.o'rrs:rowi~i GUARDIAN ' ... --.E i ‘ ` \ 0 ' ' 3 - l P russiikv. APRIL av. woo. i;~;if;iii‘i::`iiI;i1n‘1i`»;;y;iid`1`iiil;i1;it;bii‘¥ iii? AS &

gr `“”' f minded citizens admit. The noise oi ,___ "

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irectoire Suitings

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T-Tees

, l_..-: f»*§-"4’_l- \\ \\ " had

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1 Beans 2 Beets

3 Cabbage

4 Carrot

5 Cauliflower

6 Celery

7 Corn S Cllcunlber FLOWER SEEDS 31 9 Lettuce 2o Aster 32 io Onion 21 Balsam 33V 11 Parsnip 22 Carnation 34

12 Parsley 23 Cllrysanthelliuin

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14 Pumpkin . 2 I5 itariish 2

17 Tomato 2

Wholesale and Retail

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- I2 full sized packages fresh tested _seeds nlailed post-

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:lncl remember we sell :ill kinds of field and garden seeds.

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i 3 Peas 24 Mignonette

5 Morning Glory

6 Nasturtium

16 Squash 27 Pansy

8 Petunia

18 Sage 29 Phlox I9 Savory _ 30 Stocks

Sunflower Sweet Peas

Verbeiia Wild Flower

Garden

ll- 0- B\‘X 657 (irzifioii Street, Cilzirloilelnivil.

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We want to c'erir oiiitheseinstrunionisbefore Springs!

marked iheiu si a price iii wliii-ii they will sell at once.

We pay the freight to your sisiioii niid supply ii stool

or nfl.

represented by iis ill 'lie u.d\~i-i-iisoilii-iii.

I l)\‘|\\‘I`|_\' Orliiiil. hl_\'ii‘ 7o. lwaiiililill iviilliut viisc (very heavy) bevelled iiiirror. io stops, il

sets of reeds. 2 knee svnellii. '[`lll.~i nigan has

been used vei'y lilile, looks as good as new

‘ n"fl"\O"l~I1l"» -l =\'lf~‘0f i‘\‘i‘\is. io stops. z kiirc

swells, wiiliiiil czisi-. hook rvsl, Iwo slit-li'i~.~i, for hooks,_:ili the Iaiii-si liiipi'o\'i~iiiviiis, liciiiilifiilly

loiii-ii iiisliiiilu-iii, vvrv lilllv iisvil

i Kiirn Ciiiirrli Orgiill, § sets of ri-ods, :mil '

siib-liiiss, two swells. iiirv \\'.'iliiul vaisv, 'J Ships. this orgziii liiis broil \'oi\'i'<|, |\Hlf‘<l. will thi' riisv is iiivclv polislied, ii

l\i'iiiilii'iil orgaii for si sniiill 'i‘|iiiri‘ii,

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sivell, iiii lap.

Also a few olliors iiol di-srrilicil livrc, :il l`i'iini $i5.oo up.

:mil tum-il, :mil are iii good i-i-pair,

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BARGAINS IN ORGANS

Here is ull opportunity to get an organ that you couldn‘t' toll from il ntl

,one ata saving of rom $15.ooto $50.00,

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and book with each

You can return llie instninient io us at our expense if the goods are not ll

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