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iiiii>6RTANT READING MATTER sELEciEni"FRoiA1iiiiSll`wEEA’s News i=oR1iiiE tiuSARi>iAii's SATURDAY isuBscRiBERS

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by the (huts stated in there-

piied time--institution. what inner- avnninc session. A

ence coulil it make if the cheque to

Wheatley was endorsed to him. 1 was an honest transaction.

THE PREMIER said Mr. Mellini

had no more to do with making th contractwtlian had Mr. Wyatt;_ Th contractfwas made by the Trustee of the Asylum, of which board Mi-

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ciis:'eoii-house resumed M $40 the ills' tforsl Tlon(the prohibition proscml.

H to k~n0 V “_¢hJl>l10'sir.i-in lender wanton elis l>aid“iil\ory Ml' Mosher' of Smms’

e than the other two

elprosecntors in kings, 1; ;m,,spi,.ed

sth:-it he was thought to be particu-

laliy Clillllble and likely to do od

McInnis is not a member. They let work had he ~ go

the contijafctto Mr. Wheatli-y_ 1\1,~_

Mclnnis' had. been lor years hiiyin cattle andselling them to Mr. Wheat

. cu iecoiniiieudcd b the

,'l‘einperance Alliance, and had aygqn-

g,crai oversight oi tbl: tvripk nf me cn.

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ley. No cheques were issued in ex-tiilcliiniioii, the l’reniier and Mr' Mc-

cess of the certified accounts. M,- Wheatley, to pay his indebtedness t Mr. Mclnnis, sometimes gave the im ter an order on the Government. I was sim l a matter of convenience

seemed to be that Mr. Mclnnis wa the real contractor That was no

true. Mr. Mclnnis was in no way

mixed up with the contract. Ther was nothing in the world wrong i the case. I

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The inslnuation of the Oppositio

MR. MATHIESON took issue with

the Premier. If the return was cor- rect s. balance of goods-some $400

worth-after September were not sup- by three at $500. ' plied by Mr. Wheatley under tender' HON. l.. l\icl`lt)N_\llD <;~ff..,,;,.. What one 'member of the Government new arran e i ‘ l

does all are responsible for. lt wa

open to the construction thnt the the law. lie rziinctl 1. li.,,p|, y,y door was open to improper reliit.ions.tmarking npon wir. ,\ici<i|m§,n M .L He thought the House should know professeil tenipci~iti\<v>, man 'fri-iistin' how lar these conditions had pre-,to pass nbill whicii pi~.,\,-},i..;|'f,,, vailed. He would not siispect. Mr. coinpniiy to inniiiifiiiotni-C ,mn Sei) H Mclnnis of wrong-doing, but was cnliol_ The referemce w.i_»; tl, the in

.|l.ean took part. §\'I-_ ,\1-|,.. ` _ o's\ire Mr. llloslier isliititttllilikiv..

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é <l\\lY‘11S 1_1 salaried mon at $300, Hg

thougiit the Goieiiiineiit iigii- mst- .lug money on proseeiif,fn‘s :\rd sti-

11 Deiitliaries. l-ic tiioiigiit 1, \»,.,.,»i |,9

slninch better to have .i-.1 this ii,,;;_ t'ness go to the Coiinty 1". .,,.;,,' “hi h

had not much l|iisiiu>5s_ 'l‘l,,-,-,\ ,pe Cases would be properly trim Im |,._' 8111 evidence and innny \ ro'..,_~; \f..,..lri ‘be prevented.

MR. lVlA'I‘HIES1)N ‘uid the \1.'r-ilu

wus better done by W, if, |;,.,..., ,H Kings at $200 than it was no-v ,,,,m._

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Z if Pnl. ns in ilu- 5:i|.i:i't-at

s of sobriety and tin- 1-iii.~,;~<-om.-~|t of

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Imake and sell denatured alcohol,"

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luhat was believed to be the public i\“l50\‘¢Bli. but if it were found that

,ernment 'would consider it. It was

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the United Siiiici, 40% ofyourin

Corset, you are getting Parisi-an

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Ciiiadian nccdlc \\'nnicn,

inhcriiing‘thc deliiicss and

skill of their French ancestors and directed by Canadian energy and a great industrial organ-

izer'/a{, produce the D&A and La Diva Corsets.

clever French-Canadian work people in our model

When you purcliiise ri Corset mzide in Friiiicc or

thcldury. Wheii you purchase a D & A or Ln Diva

workmanship and up-io-dare inciliods, all nt -.i moderate price. You pity no duty, but ilic entire value ofyour money is in the corset.

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1 La.Dlvn No. BIO, illustrated herewith. which :elle sl .$4 00 ie an example of our

highest grzide Corsets. it conipaies with iiiipoitcd cciseis selling in S'/.L10 and $8 00. For medium Iigures there is no better corset Sold everywhere. ’

ooit/iiNioN coizssr co., QUEBEC, Que. _ - ` Molten of the famous D & A Corsets. 27-ll

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C01`D0l‘atioii ol the (‘anuda Dextrine (-`0I11D8~11.V which is empowered to

which is not driukable.

[HE Pll'EMll'1R said the three

three brosecutors vier etained '

one or more could be dispensed with and the people so desired the Gov-

*very difficult to get the right, men for

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to hnd fault, but not so easy to find

:1 remedy.

MR. COX contended that Mr:

Mosher had done good work. He had closed a number of places where liq- uor was sold, which was better' than merely lining them again and again.

PM Point- was made by several

'speakers that even temperance peo- ple were slow to assist the prosecu- tors. The drinking ,classes and those opposed to prohibition could not be “vested to volunteer their help. Thus it is that those who know most about illegal sales are anxious to conceal it. It transpired that in Kings County the drinking was lar- gely cmised by supplies imported froin Halifax and other points.

HON. l\l.i. CIJMMISKEY thought

w_el_l of the proposal to have prohi- bvition cases tried by the County (ourts, if the Judges would under- tnke it voluntarily, but the Province could not impose this work upon them witliout paying them, the pro- hihitory law being entirely n provin- ciiil act. Mit. CROSBY thought the Opposi- t.ion were making a combined eflort to discredit Messrs Mosher und Goff whose work limi been warmly ap- proved by the l’rovinciiil Temperance Alliance. In such matters it was safer to trust the judgment of the Alliance than that of the Opposition. llc hoped the Governinent would re- sist the attack and continue the mod- ¢~r:it»: sitlnries received by these men.

Mit. Ilfillllil tiieieiirlcil the right of

the fippositioii to intiuire into what the people got for their money. But if the inonoy wus needed to secure the enforcenient of the lnw they were hi-ri: to vote it.

Mit. Mi\'|`llIF.S(>N wanted more in-

ioriniitioii :rs to what the p|'o:~ieciitors did or were doing to enrn the money pztiil them. He iw-.senteti the imputa- tion that there wus any combination to disci't>.dit the proseciitors, or any of them. He contended that the sys-

item was had. The Stipendiary Mag- .istrate had an inducement to make 'convictions in order to get his pay, , which was placing him in a most un- ‘fair position. Here the members were ‘ dealing with the Government and not ‘with the Temperance Alliance. The Government might not to seek shel- ter behind the Alliance.

Mr. Wyatt, Mr. McMillan, Mr.

THE BEST MEDI' 'INE _

S0 MOTHERS SAI

Mothers any Baby’s Own Tablets

:ire the very best medicine they can give their little ones. It is the happy

'experience of one mother that helps others to keep their little ones well. Thousands of mothers have found the Tablets a never-failing cure for the ,ailments that afflict their little ones.

ii\irs. Ii. S'.1iitl\\'cll, Coldwater, Ont., ,snysr-“I find Baby's Uwn Tablets ,the best inedicine any mother can give `lier little ones. I tried "soothing" mixtures but they did not help my

biiby, but as soon as I began giving .him the Tablets they made his teeth-

ling easy and I would hardly lnow he |wus cutting a tooth. I would not be without the Tablets, and always re- commend them to my friends." ` Bnby’s Own Tablets are sold by medi- cinedezilers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.

Special to The Guardiaii.

WASHINGTON, April 12--(‘lioir-

man Underwood of the Ways and Means Committee of the House in- troduced today his bill to put on the free list about one hundred articles which are now diitiable.

The list is of ‘special benefit to

farmers and includes meats of nearly all kinds, lumber, leather goods. etc.

Double-Action Cptaway

Disc Harrow

Doesn t Have

To Run On The Half LHP

LL farmers know what flint

Afmeans -flint this liiirrow

'-.{(loes not have to riiii in

the half lap

-1 lzmil- stir up the soil---lel_i11

thc air :intl siiiishiiie--p\1_1'1f_V and vitulizc it --~mu_l€0 ll .l_“-*t

right 101'

' ' Crops.

_-'knoyv the '“' y saving in

timcwaud labor. "l`lie l 'li

Ha row 'T511 t"

A run.; in ll 2 1 l

line dffdraft I1 t, ._ and ,lkrpeps ._

the 5;l_l,ff9»Ce 1' 1 I6 I . cutting discs , of thzexiqland w°:|s’¢¢d ii? two mm. , 1

true. ,pp

On li§l’»isod ' or i stubble land, it may be d A n in the half lap and

will jfe a perfect seed-had in one .`~3l;_ ation. ' Ilraii 1:-il y.two medium horses, it wil ove 18,000 tons oi earth one i` 3' a day. _ _ The 21'. `itipn in which it leaves the li* means an increase of 25'); in crops; anffl lllcfc

operation-il is A1

plow barrow combined.

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are adjiistable-cim ove soil any distance

inch to a foot--thor-

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lion. Syd- ney I"islit'r,_ llliiiister of Agriciiltiirc, r c c e n t ly ordered ii. second one for his own farm. That looks like satisfaction, docsii'l ii? 'fhousaiitls are in use.

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If your dealer won'! l\\PP‘7 7°"' '"i'° un and we will tell you where yousrln get one. Send ul the letter 0 I!-

A~E>i;rANQei>g §i’i5i’i5i~l‘f..Aé~v <1...

HIS book, well v1_'orfh_o doll:ir if you had to buy il, will lic _given FREE tn zinv iurnicr who if: inter-

ested :ind who will fill out thc coiipori as :in evideiice of good iinth. lt is u .~'.cit-ii- tific treatise on thc preprirzilioii oi' the illenl and pcri`cci_seed-lictl,---tells iibout "Soils :ind Fertilizers," “Plowing :intl I’lo\\'s," "St-ctls :ind Sc'cdiiig,"-- facts you owe il lo ytiiirwlf to know.

Use The Coupon A For The Free Book

:ind it will vonir to you by return mail--the lirst copy FRI-1|-I; cxini ropics viill _rust you one dollar. \\'t- wnnt you 'to haw il if you o\\n or opurnte ii _f.ir_ni don t put oil sending

~iiic rdifion is liiiiiteil--sciid to-di\)'~ l\(1\\.

Use the 1-oiipon.

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INCREASE ~Tl-IE ACRES 'YIELD

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FREE $1.00 ' Book Coupon

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Plone send mo “How to Increase the Acre’| ~ n

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Suffered for Years From L Constipation and ` Sick Headache.

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Headneho £1 lhbihnl with nfnny

people; indeed, some are seldom, if ever, free from it, suiering continually, and wondu-ing why they can get no relief. The most frequmt of all are bllious or sick headaches, md nn caused by some flerangemmi of the stomach or bowels, or both. '

Burdoek BIogd‘Bit.te-s regulates the ligestivo nnd 'biliary organs, removes icidity of t_h¢ stomach, improves diges- zim, regulate the oonstipated bowels, ind promotes a. perfwt circulation of pure nlood to all portions of the body.

Mrs. C. Meadows, Clarksburg, Ont.,

writes: "For years I‘was troubled with liek headache and dizxiness, and was also

:unstip-ated. I was advised to try llurdock Blood Bittun. I only too :hree bottles ofthe medicine, and mow feel like a new person as I am completely cured. I can truthfully testify that |l.B.B. is thebmt medicine I have ever used.”

Bnrdock Bloodf Bitters, has, during

the lust 35 yoars,ibuiIt up an unrivallet replitiition as 8. cure for all troubles arising; from n constipstedmondition ol nu bowels. Mitnufactursdionly by The T. Milburn lo., Limited, 'Dorouf.o_ Out.

Arsenault, Mr. Mclnnis, Mr. McKin- non, Mr. Matliieson und others con- tinued the discussion. The item pass- ed nt 10.25 o’clock.

In reply to Mr. Mathieson the

For sale and recommended by E. Foster, Sunnyside, successor to A. W. Reddin.

paisonage, Sumnierside, on Apr

. ' i 3rd, by llev. R. Osgood Morse, Al

lie ltussell Large and Florence l.i

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iian i\'iorrisoii both of North 'l‘ry-i

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DIED

FARQUHAHSON-In this city, Apri

llth, James FaTul1haisun, (former ly of Savage Harnor), aged tio

years. l<`un‘:rnl from his late res

dence, Prince St., Friday 14th, a

t}AI.LAN'l`-At Oyster' Bed Bridge oi

April 3, 1911, Mathias Gallant,

2 p. m. Interment Bunherr Cemetery.

aged 137 years.

tlAI.l.AN'l`-At. Oyster Bed.l3ridge

Feb. 3, 1911 Ida Pineau, wife o

Mathias Gallant aged tif) years.

GALLANT-At Oyster B011 Bridge

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ealth

Restores color to Gray or

Faded hair-Removes Dan ' druif and invigorates the Scalp -Promotes a lu xurian t, healthy hair growth-Stops its falling out. ls not a dye.

SIM) and 50:: at Drul Store: or direct upon

receipt ol pricc and dealers name. Send l0c lor

nesuss ALL sussririires

Minnie A_ MCNQH of T,-y0n_,_S' 1 Why let that headache spoil your da*/'s work or pleasure? Taka ARGI-I-M()R'RIS()N-At the Baitist

" llh'Dllll-C0 HEAACHE WAFERS

25c. a Box al your d.'ug;'.:i`s. =

Guaranteed io contain no morphine. opium or other p',i#.oiicti'= drugs. by !‘.e 30

National Dru: -nd (‘h»-tifnl (`»-mnmw of i`»l»..A- If-».i»,-.»|, ‘ -.»....|

l I Jauy110~. 1911. Auolim tisiisnt.

M011 811 years.

[BiivnNToN-Af. ni-Bexley Pt. nnau

on April Sth, Greta Marion, daugh- Ulf' 'lf James and Mrs. Bryenton, aged 5 months. '

McNAli--At tirnnd 'i‘rncnili¢=,, April

5, f`atherin¢ l\’lc.\iib, aged 79 years,

|l‘A\IN'l`l<j_R-At Long River March

28th.. infant i-ron of Herbert and Mrs. l'aynte'r. Age five weeks.

ENMAN-At \'ernun River, on April

' 2nd, 1911, ’l‘honins ldnmun, aged

86 years.

MCLEAN-At Mititiletoii, in the (`1:n-

gregation of (`aledonia, l'.l*1.l., on Friday the 24th inst of croup, Dun- can M., thc only son of tieorpe Mc-

, 1193" ilifell four ye:»iiS and ten | month:-i. S’I‘EVl‘]N.S‘f)N-’l`lir= ilczith took place

on Monday morning April Iird of Ann, witloii' of the inte ltobcrt r'-tevenson, New filaiagow, iiged 74 years. .

RANKIN-At his residence the I-lill, t‘liiii'lottcto\\'n, on Moiiiliiy, ,-\|>r1l

1911, Noun ll, Iliinkin, in the 58th yenr of his age. s‘|itii»si_»N--Ai i'u\~enii.,<i\ Apni intl

John Sinipsoii in the 711th your nfl

his age. ' y

i\irI..f\l.'tlHl.IN~At the liomc of her,

tiaugliter Isabel nt Ht. <‘atiierines.‘ l\larL‘li lil, lflll, Miiry, wifeoitlie into Ilonzild Idclinuglilin of (`lyde lti\'r‘i', :igeil 88 _veiirs und tliree inlmtlis. The buriiil was in (`lyrle River Vemetery.

For Sale

‘_ l)_esirnble propeiti for vile known nu Milford Fnrni", one mile from L‘liur|otte~ town on the North [liver Hood. fronting

on the North Rivi-r, consisting uf 20 at-i-on oi loud in _high stufeiof cult vstlon and fenced off in three uc-rss lots. Now tlwoii ini( hoiist- lieatoil with .hot writer and out buildings in good repair also young nrt-li urti in-sriiigirilil.

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West lluyiiiii'

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im-:R tical .1 .RAI-BV*/AY" , sriaciin, _ i=ARiss rAsiER

ONE WAY FIRST CLASS FARE.

Good Going April I), I4. I5. I6. I7. Good for Return April I9. |9l|. l"lir further piirlitriilatrs apply to

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Through Issue

io Poinlc on Connecting Linea

Pri-inier stated that the Government would not be justified in granting .$1,000 toward a building and $900 u. year for maintenance of ii hospital for tuberculosis patients. An insti- tution that would only accommodate lt) patients und he kept open for only tive -months of the year would ,not meet the case. They must have n larger, and better matured plan. Mr. Mnthieson thought the large ex- penditure proposed for the new jail. f had better have been devoted to a

liospitzil for consiimptives.

MR. MATHIESON brought up the

question of the appointment of a Supreme Court Judge. He said no notice had been taken of the memor- ial sent forward hy this House. Mr. Fraser, M. I’. had brought up the matter in the House of Commons, Mr. Mathieson read from the report of Mr. l<‘raser’s speech, and also the speech oi Mr. Reid of Grenville, who said the ofllce was rcservetl for the Premier of Prince Edward Island. He also read Sir Wilfrid l.aurier's reply and the rejoinder of Mr. Borden, to .ill of which the members listened with close interest. Proceeding, Mr. Mathieson r'.hai‘aL‘teri7.cd in strong terms the tlrlay in making the ap- pointment ~nf ri Jaidge. An exchange of pleasantries at the close of his speech with Hon. Mr. Ciimmiskey, produced boisterous merriment for some minutes.

Shortly fitter ll o’clock progress

was rr=nor+~l_, :ind the House nd- joiirned till tomorrow morning at 10

o’clock.

BORN MEEK-At French River on April `2n:l., to Cap. James A. and Mrs. Meek, 8 soii.-Congratulations.

SILLIPHANT-At rlummersidc, Sat-

urday, April Sth., to Harry and Mrs Silllphant n daughter, congra-

tiilations.-S.. READY-At Kensington on Feb. 25,

1.911, to .I. A. and Mrs, Ready, ii daughter.

DELANEY-At Miilpeqiie on April

2nd. to S. W. :ind Mrs. Delaney ii son.-S. ‘

Nltll-IOLSON-l\t. (Tiirdigan Head On

March lt), 191i to Neil and Mrs Nicholson n diiiighter. iVIUllI’HY--At St. l’aul’s rectory, Clty,_Api‘il 3rd, to Rev. 'l`. W. und Mrs. 'Murphy, n. daughter. PAQUET-At Souris, April 2nd,

1911, to M. A. and Mrs. Paqiiet, u daughter.--J.

i\itlRl'tlS-Atvancouver on March 2nd

to L . Russel Morris ami Jessie l-Iowatt Morri.~i ,, son.

MCKENZIE-At Melville, on March

26th, to Angus and Mrs. McKeiizie, a daughter.

Mcl.l~}UD'-(Iii the 30th inst., to Mal-

colm and Kiitie Mclieod of Strutli- cona, i1 son. (Mother and child well.)

McDONALD-At Souris, March 28th,

15111. to 'Joseph T. and Mrs. McDon- uid, a soii.-J. -

MCINTOSH-At Souris, March 24th,

1911, to Norman and Mrs. Mcln- tosh, a son.-J.

McEACI-IERN-At Soiiris, April 2nd,

1911, to Daniel and Mrs. Mclilacli- ern, ii son.-J. ` (ll-II<}\'itIR[I<l-in Souris, on Satur-

day, March 25th., to l‘ius and Mrs Cheverie, a son.-J.

llU(}Hl<ll~I-At Shamrock, on April

7th, to Emmet E. and Mrs. Hughes, a son. A

LODGE-In this city, April 10, 1911,

to Dr. F. S. and Mr. Lodge, R son. Congratiilatione.

MALYNEAIIX-At Southport, Lot 48, (ln A|\ril 10th., to Natlinniel and Mrs. Malyneaux, A daughter. STEELE--At (ihepstow, April lst, to

Roderick and Mrs. Steele, twin noni-1. J.

r MARRIED _ wnBS'i‘En~MasoN-At nie Menin-

dist Parsonage, City, by Rev. H. E. Thomas, April 11.1911, John D. Webster, to Gertle R. Mason, hoth _Oi _ Charlottetown. MneMIl.LAN-WHITE-At Murray Rl-

ver, P. E. I., April 6th, 1911, by Rev. A. J. MacNeill, .Inman W. MacMillan of Trenton, N. S.. and -Mrs. Christie A. White' of Murray River.

CRABBE-CARR-At Sf.. John's Rec- tory, Milton, on. the 20th March. by Ven. Archdeacon Reagli, Lillie May Crsbhe, daughter ol .Iohn Crsbbe, North Milton, to .lmnrs Howard Carr of Cambria.

DFILANEY'-McNElL-At the Baptist

narsonage, Siimmerside, on Feb. Sith, by Rev. li. Osgood Morse, f-1.

I Parker Delaney oi North Tryon and

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A Rigid Shaving Edge

The GILLETTF. blade, thin cuoiigli to liiltt- ai pciit-ct ii~1np:r, ytt

held absolutely rigid between the tivo plates of the f`r.iiiic, .slitiim-.s ns no other razor can shave. . ` '

You know how the.tliiii, trip-:riiig edge of thc oltl-fiisrliioiicd on ii.

blade razor vibrates till it fairly riiigs when ii .strikes n stiff liciirtl. 'i`l:.- thin blades of other safeties are free to do the sunie. 'l`lini`.~z partly irliy they pull and gtisli.

But.1lie GI l.l.Ii'I"I`E edge, the kcciicst and fiiie.-‘t of all, is clnmpctl

so firmly that it cannot vibrate or spriiig ii\vo_\' from its \\'orl;. ,\\»1.~ hgw the curved outer plate preascs ilie blade down liglit agniiisl llic iccili of the guard, making 'the edge perf`t~<~lly rigid. 'l-`li;it_is why it. slips. through the toughest beard so sniootlily, qiiicily and easily.

The genuine comfort of the (`»lLLl:§'l"1`l£ slinvc is :1 rc-\'cl.itioii.

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Standard Sets $5.00 -- Pocket Editions $5.00 to $6.00. At your druggist’s, jeweller’s or hardware dealer’s.

The Gillette Safely Razor Co. of Canada, Limited ii Office and Factory, - 63 St. Alexander Street, Montreal

Offices in New York (Times Bldgd, Chicago (Stock Exchange Bldg.l,

London, Eng., and Shanghai, Chinn.

Factories in Montrail, Bolton, Leicester, Berlin and Paris.

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