17, 1931 _

'ri-ia cHAiu.o'i"rr'iiowN GUARDIAN _ pA¢;;.; ELEVEN

About _

CLOTHE

Many people think that Tip Top

Clothes are mechanically cut. We wish to correct this mistaken impression.

When a man orders a Tip Top gulf

or coat, he chooea the shade, the style and one of the many exclusively patterned Tip Top all-wool fabrics. The salesman then takes his measure- Inenfiii not ten to twelve measure- ments, but twenty-one measurements, Is there any machine invented that could accurately cnt clothes to twenty. one specified measurements? _There is notl

That is why 90 pairs of ~

shears, guided by 90 expert cutters, are kept busy at f "l Tip Top Tailors, world’s largest one-price, made-to- measure clothiers-and Tip Top Clothes guarantee com-

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fortable, correct fit.

‘;ip ‘l‘oi9CIothes

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D. A. BRUCE

'15B Queen St., Charlottetown, P.E.I.

A. F. CAMPBELL

Montagueu P. E. I.

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NEW C. N. R. H0lEl, IIIHIIRLUITETUWN UPENS

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near Pictou, N. S.

The new “candialan National"

Howl at cniuiotieiown, P. E. 1.. is ii Wiifinv audition to tug aiuiii of the Ccmliimvs "Hotels or Distinction",

c ew for

A better tobacco and a

better cure-that accounts .for the popularity of our

Bl/MII( TWIST

QEWING

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and lills a long felt want in the

_C0ml’ii12\l~l0ii of Lhc conveniences one finds in the modern hotels of.a large City end the homelike atmosphere

"The Canadian National," the new C ' ' ’ ' - ~

P1 E. In opens its doorsto the public on Aplinacxaln T\Flal't::o;i€ile§(a)i1iIv&v1;;1q;1/s hotel all (1harIo_ttetowii, of architecture, in keeping with the public buildings of the ritv 'l:Iig“ii»iS» in ‘Ki -~'em'g|'a“ style of which- is a wide tiled terrace, faces on Kent street while the 'main cf? ' dm- Cnmlmc' In from similarly tiled terrace overlooking the beautifully wooded Rockford Q iilung '.r'Nim~0.pe"5 "ii-in H oaks, birches, rowans, and poplars. These terraces should rove eittq emi' mt] Hs magmhcent for aftemoon teas and sitting out after dinner The hotel cl;ntains'oiri¢ieni1eui/idri'(i;ii)ular In summer

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rooms h th b . . all ll Jet .... .;.;°;..iiz...f;t.s;“.;:i;.P;i;;§ is':;1i;i2.i";'.'ii.i°:.iii» iid ‘"5 The bl- . _ _ i _ _ HIV? an ex ra sixlty' edrooms. _ DU1 ic rooms have been _designed with the idea of providing for conventions or similar gather.

'l`llE Ford dealer will give

ooo VALUES

SEI] ARS

See the Ford dualvr wl|¢~n _von want

n USED CAIR. Ile has mauny good

values taken in traulu.-. \\ nlo solos- ,*

tion in lnukes, type-s und ||ri¢.'1-s. it

IIUIW THE l"0I|'l) l'0l.l(`l` l’l|'0TE("I`.§` )`()lf`

seen ii great deal of .'~‘cr\'iet‘.

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“Garden of the Gulf". It ls a liappyf

ings without interfe n th th t h I ~~ -

lhlational Railways hortlelin ‘ivlie lilaritirliilils 'iliac oiliirslinlesiiingellie N1dl\1:Srdi>;li<:: atthilaliilds lgamadlag 't Lod I ~ ‘ ‘ » ~»...an_ ‘C °“_ 89 Operated during the summer only, on the south shore of Northumberland Strait

’"“k°§ 1* H1051 niinwtive and colour- lead directly on to the iilou Dining ful ‘UPIHY of Dienrs and flowers, Terrace. The plaster pannellcd walls

adding much to the brightness of the 3

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RSPB'-li_8S One enterii the hotel. On ed in varying tones of green' and Ciwh side of this centre-piece is a ‘gol<l, and a fine contrast ls obtained ‘group of two lnfsc comfortable with the colour of thc hangiiigs. This clirstnilclcls. i8lJCSl»l'y co\'ci'ccl, with Main Dining Room is set up for ri ‘suitable side tables. Easy chairs are capacity of ninety people in groups .M50 lii1iCCd at convenient points, and oi

ornamental pilasiers are decorat

` fours and twos. Ii., however, will

,one would expect to find in a city `c'n each side of thc foyci- to i-no Main be

Old World charm of Char-1 Dining Room are tivo walnut electric wh

““- ' EUi'CiiCi;S. Oli the side wall of the be possible to accomodate more than

` if is a vel' attractive Ad t ' l d' f`ft I It `

It has long been realized that 111 °y°I`1 e - Y am no lun led and l y lieoii c. is

C WPS Console table with decorative also so arranged that a stage can be

increased tourist traffic to the island .. . _ I and the constant stream of comsmliioi above and flanked by chairs erected across the north end, con-

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merclal traffic warranted hotel ac-| _

°°mm°d3tl°“ iii k9€Pin8 `Wiifh their' To_ the right of the Entraricc Cc

imP0I‘lBi'M;e. The Canadian Na.tlonal‘Doors and directly opposite are the

Railways, therefore, commenced thcfclevators, sewing all floors. two W erection of this hotel early in 1930 toi passenger cars and one for service Ir.

meet' this demand. .excliislve1y, which ensiires promptiill

Theslte selected for the hotel,->T:O;1.1eS<;:t;"0(?§g0s§edths1 Cleiawfs tlie walls. The arch-headed wiridovi's|

at the corner of Kent and Pownall 11es_ such 115 01111116111; 1;]c1:1;r Stl; land doors are gracefully draped witlii

Sgsets-is within easy reach of the and 'I-e11,._11h1111e Booths, wh11e the I a rich rose damask. The floor of tlzc

s lon and shopping streets. From - ,_. ro

the roof of the hote1~on which has i‘;.di:111§1t;?1?:' 11;/[amg`rT mon? Pm" side isles and centre portion of which1 been erected a lookout-one of the `1.,,111,_.111C11111.° g1;(1,1n111;c1 C,i1_`0111z:l1c 11" are covered by is carpet in different; finest p1mo1.am115 of land and sm Lamy ‘ . I ` K up tones of rose irorked into a floral. scapes ln' the country is visible. To ' design to match the decoration of the North, East and west we see the' At the west end of the lobby and the r°n=n~ When iiiriifcd nt night. rivers bearing these names, as tneyloccupylng th.; sont);-vtcsi, cgmer of this room is part.iculai~ly pleasing.

Wind their Wav to converge in Huis. ‘tlie iiiiilniiig is ine Lounge. wliicli is

boro Bay or Charlottctowrl, Har- iiglitcd by large Frcncli doors and _ bour. windows on three sm S 111 11 , Lobby and adjrl nt to each oilier

C _ i. e loom. _ _ _ _

The exw1.1o1. design cf the bu11d11_1g The French doors mad on to me L11_ ale the Bicnkfast Room and Wiiting

has been treated s1mp1y_ It 15 1n_ ed terraces wmch face on Kem Room. 'Ill' Breakfast Room gets iiill fluenoed by the Georgian style, and Street on the front and on Rotch- acwaumgc of me monimg sun and

will thus be in kegplng with 11101 101.11 S111111111 011 11111 “_L1S1_ It 15 1_1 seals iici-iilally about iortlv people.

uiirniiied public buildings of the oity.1siiui-ious room, forty iooi ii-ifio by :;‘l_0f°:`11§;“1‘°;3»cgil!/lice; »-nur. i-.\.\'.\i»i.\.~i i-.\n~-

The Site of the Hotel was a fincl Sixiy feel 1011!, and is treat/cd after . ' . ` ' `

wooded plot of land, and great car? im manner of a hall in an old R. smmlc Colouml mom' with Smin' i had been taken to se that the beaut1__ Tudor ma11s1o11_ The wood “wk 01. did pimelled dado, the walls being _

ful oaks. birchcs, rowans and Pop- the room is of oak and the oriiainen- minted “_ sunshmc colour' rhc Noor "` “”°" '

lars were left undisturbed. in fnct,‘ Lili plaster brains of the ceilings are covermg is a mg of plcasmg .gwcn W' ' "WN

may now form 91 pcrfect 1.111t111.a1i5u131,111.1éd by Unk 111i1\1_q,1,s1 11,111c11 C010Ul`0_<i llfil-50111 illifl The 1 window vices arid up-to-date cquipineiii i.=|i:iiir-rl ;»;:iniI:i;- '

m 1 b ~1d 1, 16 1111111 S1 1d __ draperies are verv bright printed ihorsiilt. t-iiv iipp.i~i;n<~nt<_

used for banquet purposes. and cn treated in this fashion it will

vertlng it into a very desirable con-

rt hall. The tables and chairs

have been selected to be in keeping ith the Georgian design of the oom, andthewhltet-able linen and ver make a most attractive display amst the blue-green and gold of

cm ls a darked waxed oak, the

Entered from tlic East end of the

you good value in a Us-oil Car just as he gives you good value in a new mr. The Ford policy is one of fair dealing in every fraiis- aciion. A

The Used Cars offercil

for sale by Ford dealers have been lakcn i-ii trade for new Fords. Because there was no over-allow- alice at that finic, llicrc is no ovcrcharge in the price you pay.-

Tlle Ford dealer bases

his allowance on the true

worth of the Used Car. lt'

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esold to you on the saiuc

basis. ` _

The Used Cars sold by

Ford dealers include many makes and many fypcs- open and closed. Some are relatively new-some have

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'llierc is a wide range of

prices, dt'p¢~ndin1i_{ on the liiakt' and condition of the

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llcforc the Ford dealer

offt-rs a Used Car for sale , it is gone over by experi- <-iiced mechanics and put in 1'_'ooiI.~'crviccalilc condition.

The Ford dcalcr’s busi-

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lit-ss grows in accordance with the service he renders

liiolorisls in his territory. He knows that giving good lionesl value in Used Cars will lead lo more sales of

new Fords. He wants your bilsiness, your friendship and your respect. . Sec him, ilicrcforc, when you want a good Used (lar. You can bc confident

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of rccci od valllc for

your nloncy.

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in (ali. i<

I. ...iii .l ._ :iii aprilcc- lable amount of r°lecll'ic c\ll‘l‘Cnl.

The main front of the building ing the coat oi aims of at Canadian

about eighty feet which leaves ample ours- Tin' iilnsicicfi wniis are touch

Se ng or the ul ing. ae rii n c by iic- s, :ich b.ur- ` . i

» . - i _ C . linen. which all tone in with_ the The public portion oi the baseiiient The arcliiiecis frii iliai im oiicii;

has been set back from Kem S11_e‘11_1)1.ov111cc' 1~1111_q1_1L_d 111 11c1_a1d1C w1_ colourvof the walls. making a most contains Toilets and a Barber Shop in :lic nirzilirii lio',i~I_ ct-iivr-iiit-nl .si-i'-1

attractive morning room. The din- and Shoe Shine Stand. The remain- vice is sacrifiezd to aili'a'-ii\'i\iies.s iii,

f 1.1' 1 1161111 11 C1 ini; tables are set for §l'°"i’s °f four dei' of the urea is entirelv devoted public roenis, hui :it Ciiai-lzitiinoiviii

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IMPERIAL PUPPY FUDD

11 The success, following the use of this popular Inlllerial” product during past seasons, has clearly lii0vcn its merits to our experienced ranchers, who "9 Planning on feeding liberally this year.

Our formula is specially suited to the needs of the

l""“8` and growing foxes, is rich in vitnmines, and a “"0 Preventative of rickets.

11 Puppy Food may he _ordered either “Fine” or C0i1i'Se” to suit the ranchcr'a requirements.

0i'der early so as to he sure of receiving your sup-

PIY in good time as a heavy demand is anticipated.

imperial Biscuit Company, Ltd.

B” 446 Charlottetown, P. i-3. I. Phone 721

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leading to the Lounge and Writing Room, and the Main Dining Room opens on to a. similar tiled terrace overlooking the beautifully wooded Rotchford Square. These terraces will prove extremely popular in Summer

‘for afternoon teas and sitting out

after dinner. i5°m9 TUd°l` ‘°°°m~ and has 3 dl-5' and the furn.tui'e The floor space » _

- ‘ ` ional stiiiidards. The sixth floor is dent. and under the piirhciiiiii- dir-

'rhe Hotel has los bedrooms, each tinciiy early Ensiish feciins- Lsrse is occupied mainly by tiio iiuge 1111111116111 111 111,111.5 51611111111 1111111_1c1_s_1 111111111 111 111__ W_,111C1_ 1,1_1111_ 1101111.11

room or a d veway flanked by ii re and ie woo work and ' _ 1. _ _. ` _ trees’ and me Pownal Sweet fm11t_;d5¢0mii0n of me walls and cc111ng an_d mos. with comfortable blown to l-Iotel Sei‘\ices_ and includes theil-lotcl. clo.sc-opcrrilioii v.'.i.li the Com-

age 15 11150 set back to 111101” mr, 11111_e M1111 so treated 1111111 me effect leather covered chairs. Laundry, vghixelht will taitic care 0; :Lil I pan_;1's Iiotci c1i)ff1icial.<11li1 lhc lii)'1.i:ii1 flow beds 11 d 1 V _ of m NOW11 .hi 1 ld E 1. _ _ _ _ _ f guess all 0 e aull erng, a'e ot t c arrils ‘ 1: illirl li- .scenes 'insl

er n pan mg There is C css W lm 0 ng ish Adlmmng me _Blcaklabt R99m` Shop. Refrigeration Plant. Hclps"rcsulted iii a siicccssfiil cniiibxiilitioii!

a wide tiled terrece along the Miain'1 rooms attain has been succcssfullylwiti, dom-5 wniiect.ing_ is the writing

Locker Rooms. Cafeteria Boller' cl iiiesc iwo.fcn‘.ii:'cs. As iiiurli carol

Entrance front ith F'e 'h achieved. Th lar P Tid ~ .t - ' _- ~- ‘ , ' ‘

w i nt doors. 1 e iz i oi s one Room which opens on _to the l‘loni _M1 Mec1_11m1ca1 Eq1111m_1C111'1m(1 51111111 has 11111111 _*M111 10 11111]

fireplace and stone <ioorw:l_v also give T1,_1.1.a1.1.' The I1_11.111s11111gS 01 1111 ‘ , _ _ n

11115 1 . _ 1 1 _ _ _ Rooms. 1 1plnnnlng and drlniisi of Kilclii‘n.i

m resion f tif ll . Tl

furniture por the Lo11;111e\uh;S bcggiloom “mud mliiculc Tm the 't_\'plr.al bedroom floor. of1Laiilldi'_\'. and other si-:'\'icc qii;i:‘ti‘i's. . °. lim and wmemenoe 0 wmmmca which there are four, contaiilsf as has been gli:-ii io lliv i'i~iiiain:lcr

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gencrousy and Comcmcnui Dlaccdlgucst has ban kept Damcularly In twehtv-night l'oonis_ each with at of thc House. ' '

_for the colniort ol' the guests. The mind. The rooin has a distinctly 1111111 `b111/111001" and R11 111,__ C0m_| T11" 111311 1n1_ 11111 110101 111,111 d1__i

.fifsiirn of ins fiiiniiiuc. is nwsi nn carl .iiiiiospnei-C whit-ii luis been _ _ . _ . i

y foitablv and attiaetively fuin.shed vclc /E iiiitlcr the i.:clif‘i‘iil <lii'r'cii`\:ii

propriate for its setting in thislinnd- cai~i~icd into the birch paiincllcd walls 11cCo1.d1`11g to ncaelncd gaimdinii Nat-I' of Mi; 5. .l. Hiiiigei'loi‘d. Viri‘-l°i~v.<i-

TAKE 'rwg 0A.NAD1A;NNA'r10NAL§eomfortab1e chestei-fields and eeey wi-itlng tables typical of the Jaco- 1,111_11c111111_ 5111111/ has been 11111611 10: M1111a11€_1_111 11111 110101 DL_11111,1111C111_

with bath, and two private suites1chaii-s, upholstered in attractive bean period, the accompanying the 1111_11151_1111g of bcd1_O1111_1s` (,11ch1“_110S1_ £_X_11_11_`1\_1_ k11O“111_1_1gc 01. 1111101;

with sitting rooms. It has been so tapestries are to be found, and also ioliairs being in the same design. 100111 c0111a11111,1g 1111611111110 f111.1111111.1_1111{11, 011111_1111,111 mm _`C1.1.11_1_ 1m1111.1.,_

give an extra sixty bedrooms. 'I’hc ground floor has been so planned

that the arrangement of public rooms'

is flexible enough to accomodate cen- ventlons or similar gatherings with- out interfering with the routine hotel business. _ ` The Main Entrance from Kent

Street leads to the Main Lobby, a long gallery type room with barrel- vaultlng ceiling. It is decorated in a modified Adam manner and has a fine terrazzo floor, checkered in squares of green and buff. The walls are painted a putty colour, with the pllnstci-s, pnnnels, ornaments and ceiling bands picked out in pastel shades of green. The fumiture of the Mum Lobby hu been kent down to a minimum to allow easy circul- ation around the elevator entrances, offices and other facilities. 'I-lowever, what fumiture has been used is i-n keeping with the decoration of the room and is most effectively placed. In the centre of the Lobby. opposite

tentlon ls a very handsomely' carved

for the display of out flowers and plants. The floor is covered by three large oriental-type rugs of Canadian manufacture which faithfully re- produces the striking colours of the originals. Complementary to the col- ours of the rugs and fumlture cover- ings are the window draperies which are of a very rich green coloured an- tique velvet.

The Main Dining Room is ap-

proached from a Foyer dlreotly op- posite the Main Entrance doorway. It is a large dignified room decorat- ed in traditional Georgian manner. 'I‘he room is well lighted by a large Palladian window at the north end.

the Main Entrance Door, is a tall circular fernery in tiers, which

and three arched French doors which

route. The floor is oovere d by a

The fact that the kitchen is on thc

Main Dining Room floor makes for the speediest and most efficient ser- vice. It is furnished with the most modern kntchen equipment, and has sparate departments for each phase of service, such as Butcher Shop. Still Room, Silver Cleaning, Dish Washing, etc. An inspection of the layout shows that all the experience of Canadian National officers gain- ed in planning and operation of

RHEUMATISM

Rluoumxlhq :annum ann when du blood is (nl from impurities. 'l'ruvB|»od is a aden- iiic prvpnuiori that i-Iunin rho blood nz-nam and removes din cauu ol rhmmarisun uid kindred ailments. Ai your rirug¢ix's.

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of travel by help, labour saving de-

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constructed that two storeys morelarm chairs and utility tables of slml- while around thc walls are placed 101, the comfort of the g11cs1s_ A11iwmb1.11(_11 111111 1115 20011 111(111111C111 111 can be iiddedtothe iieiglitwhicii win lar design placed in annwnrinie oomroi-tunic cliestoriieius and iaisvibedinnni f1°°"-“ “ic iiiiod “.1111 1111i111E11_ 1_11_11111 111111 111111111111111 11.15 111

p°sm°“s' Tw° very snracuve Jaw' i‘0°mY Chairs- which give me mom and then covered with lleavi' Ax-'great inliic iii <|r-vclopiiii; the proJcri.1 bean console tables with carved mir- the air of a city club. The walls are m11,1s1e1. 011.11115 111 v111.y111g b1.0“.11 c01_i T1111 1111511111 “.115 111 111111.11, nf M., f

rsrs abiulve, form the focal points of decorated with large attractively o111,s_ some bedrooms 11111.11 11c111111,11_10h1_1 S1_1m11C1d_ 1,11C11111_1_1_ M1__ GV 1.. t e wa udtlolning the Lobby. and coloured photographs depicting beds and 0111015 have 111,111 beds' 1111d1D1_11mm011(1_ ASs1Sm1111 A1,(_1111C1_1’ 111111

a piece which will attract much B-if scenes along the Canadian National 1111 me 1111111111110 15 01 fumed o11kv1M1_1 1_1' C' ca1111_ Mcc11a111L_111 311111191.,-1

each room havin a large dresser, iz Pratt and his officvi-s also

English writing desk. There is also heavy rich patterned rug ofa pleas- W1111 111i1.1.1.01._ 11.1.5111* mum 1.1151. 111,31 1.L_S11D11_111111, 101. 111,. _,,.1¢C,,,,,, 0;, Zgmnd piano from one of our bestlmg blue tone' While me window Chair. Side Ci`i8ii`S- Bild ll‘1Ciilioneifiii'iiitui'c. iiiriiisliiiips iiiiil rli'aii<'i-ii.'~.' “naman makers' In “tom nf the d’“i’°"i°5 mmm me °°l°m's of me stand. A private suite consisting of

windows are pxaccd wood fermneslmg and me fumishmg In primed living room kitchenette 'ind one io

English linen' three bedrooms, is attractively furn-

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1 Scieiitms and iii\'cntol's iii iill| lplirts of l~lill‘0|ic are rllselissiiiii UN’ rrsiilt of c.\:pei'ii1iriiis cai-rirfi ont iii zIll'. l.:ilii_‘i‘. cl' llic lirilliilli- of 'Science al lJ:ililr~m_ £ii>i'in:iii_v. l'li.\ plan is lo ublaiii nlectricit_v dli‘ccL\_v ‘froin sunliiilii, :incl lic has siicccctlctl In running; ii siiinll electric iiioior by curi-cnt piorliirrtl iii this \\':i_\'. M1\ii.\' scientists believe that this is possible. but are dubious as lu its uiiiinntei

iprnetlcal vnliie for m:iii_\' _\‘c:ii's_ all

their chain of hotels has been used lriisi. Dr. Lange claims that li_\1

in the beg; gdvgntgge here, and 3 _ iiicniis of special desigli lic has pro- medel kitchen in regard to economy _ '~.-

diiccd a photo Necirlc ccli fai' inure! _cfllclcnl than ini) that has yet bcciif

While an :iir mall plane was on iff

\r:i_v lroin Casablanca, Morocco. ti Bliizar, Senegal. il, ran into a flying swtirni of locusls. so ciciise that they iiiicrirrcrl with the ruluilng of the ciipiiirs and roinitclled the pilot Lt' make a forced landing.

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Coiitaliiiiig llirec pages of writing

:i liotiiv has been washed up on th! sliore of the lsoliitecl isle of Papa Stoiir. Sht-tlaiid_ after being: thrown into llic Alliiatic 1.169 nautical inllcf west oi' Chcrbourg, France. cighl moiillis neo. The island has l00 ili- liabiiaiiis and iio tclegrapliic facill

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Rheumatism

Iwiderifly Sluggislt Liver was Largely to Blume

M i' .‘\rlIiiir l‘.. of Iliiriialey, pays glow- ing triliiiir to L`ai1cr'sl.-iftlr Livcr Pills: “I"or lIic List frw years l have suffered with ltlieiiiiialisiii, also severe attacks of Iii<li;z<-siioii. l .=iil’icrcd great pain in the back and trieil v.ii'ious remedies without relief. A friend advised nie to lry Carters I iiilc I ivcr l’ills. This l diff and rr-vi-iv-r~rI imnicriiatc relic-f. I nm .i iiiini-r :mil .~lroii;;Iv recoiiimend your, \'.iIii;iliIc pills in siilicirrs Brom Rhciiiii- aiism, liiiligcslion and Constipation." If your |i\r‘r won`t give off bile pl'rip-- r-rly you are bonml to have troill»|t.- 'l`hc qiiirkci' you rcineily this by laikiiig li rrli.iI\Ie Ii\'i‘r loiiir llic better for you. \'cgetabIc~. .»isr'\'i:i'_\-one I»:rioi\'.<. proriiole hc.iIih. llr. Clii‘\cr's Little Liver I’iIla are cnlircly irgr/ai'/11! . . . and should not hc coilfiiscrl with ordinary laxatives. These woiidrrfiil Iillle pills will lniie up your liver. in\'igoi'.1te your iiigcsiive tract anil kcrp you in the best of health, Sold h ' ilriiggistsfor over 60 years. 256 and 7gc red packages.

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