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rr" SEPTEMBER 24, '191'4. ""'--'"

""' THE 'CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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YOU Will never be troubled with a w ed

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°" budded 1' 308° IOP lf you buy the famous

M‘Clar ask-all

qknfe because top sections are made

with ample provision for heat

°¥P°‘i9i°“- See the MCCIMY dealer. is _

I Sold by Rogers Hardware Co, Ltd, Charlottetown P E I and

R. T. Holman, Ltd,

Snmmerside, P, E, I,

See our Good Work while

you’reatthe _

EXHIBITION

Cook Studio

EXHIBITION WEEK

Have Your Photo Taken at the

BAYER STUDIO

Opposite Post Office

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Cross Foxes

We have on hand a choice lot of

Cross Foxes for immediate delivery.

These foxes may be seen at any time

at our sales ranch on the Mt. Edward Road, Charlottetown, P. E. I

Parties interested in purchasing

Foxes sliouidsee what we have and get our prices before purchasing else- where.

Correspondence solicited.

Maslachusefis Fox. Exchange,

161 Queen St.. 'Phone 515.

Charlottetown. P. E. l.

‘ 5162-8-::9Mtr.

IIORSON A DUFFY Barrlsters and Attorneys Solicitors for Royal Bank oi Urinntig

. MONEY 'P0 LOAN

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Welcome

Exhibition Visitors

ers, who will be attending the Ex- hibition this year, we very Cord ially invite you to make this store Your headquarters.

Stop and rest here, meet your

friends and incidentally look over the fall styles of Queen Quality, and Boston Favorite.

men’s Invictus, the just righ boot and our splendid showing for boys and girls.

Alley & Co

135 Queen St.

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GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS

Onfeeni per word first insertion in this eolum, lnli cant per wore

ncli eimlinusiior- Cash must accompany order. Minimum elisrds

Twenty-live cents.

-ii';‘_ ' 1 1221 1 1* A-is - ‘-“fi it-_-f ;

' AGENTS WANTID WANTED-TWO MEN TO TRAVEL

and appoint iigiiiiis;_snlary and ex- penses; experieiicis iiiiiieifeiisiiry. . Position good for $200 monthly to lillstlers. Ilox 285, Niagara Falls, Ont. 5651-9-19M7ipil.

POPE BENEDICT XV. FIRST PIC-

tures oiil.. Big money for any agent samples 25 cents. Apply at oiice. Herman Lnvuiiillcr, ti Peters St.. St. John, N. ll. H630-il-l8Ml4i|i<i

noiiannas -A_itii o i

HOTEL VICTORIA 77 LOWER

Prince. \Vc are prepared to uccoiu- uiodnte it iiiiniiicr ot' people iit rciis- oiiubio ralvs with lionril and rooiii during Exhibitioii week. Mciils ready on nrrlvnl ol' traiiis,

5675-9-22MIllptl.

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'"5"' “ *£3___~_*!_!'?_|;!’_Y!;&'!!_*§2,

WANTED AT ONCE AN EXPER-

ienceii girl. Good wages. No wash- ing, Apply to 12 Brighton Itoad.

moi-ii-2_:§iviti;__

WANTE|j'..I§i°ITi._*EOR' _GENERAL

hgugework Apply evaiiiiirzs at 1i'i4 Pownal street.

"ii/7iN‘r`E"oI i'ciR'LTi=6R GENERAL

housework. ADDIY. UBI-Wee" 6 'md 7 p. m., to Mrs. J. ’I`. McKeii7-IU. 277 H'¢ii"ef;"fi__§*tr_~e_~ __.5i1_2;f>;l°~_»v_=u~

IANTED AT FALC;JNVZv(;2g) :Igs~

| ii or ~

N" y°“"‘ Wm n:i7ai»1-zsiitik "f`A'l§iE8"`iIl/IKNTED” T0* D0 EASY'

pleasant, coloring work at home. (lan make $15 to $20 WWKIY- E" Derience unnecessary. “U f"“""““' ing. National l)ec§rat;lizt(fg;6rl;3>g-

t, 'Jai .

g;,¢_°9 Adema" moss-s-2zMs2i. _c_._._.._»---~~ ~~--~ ~ “jimi Purina Nunsms MAI-E AND

mine' wanted n¢'¢[|¢ 'I‘gu|it0i'i gtartse Hogpitgl Training School for UD es.» For particulars. address r. Arthur V. Goss. S“Pt°' 'lmmton

l; Mass.

State I-Iosilltali T“‘l£‘2s‘;'f5_9Mu_

IDR SALI. _M on-

'-~ ` ME' MARE F Ad/A€|?E.-"I"t?‘l|ig8s?Jld in stall Nc. 80

on Exhibition zrouEi;l;6_9‘23 m 2_1 pd’ ~=~,»f',F°5°°‘;;t,°“.-.§¥5.‘£5.i‘...'§.5; mae ox or s -_ . “Wy ‘° "'°°°°h Onmgiisdlivzglfdlf _ victim; ggiiiitv. C- 1?- "L_ ‘OR DALE.-8 PAiRBlY0lf_Ng peat -' v_er black foxes. Calll st P6 EPM. Crawford Hsyffm- 20; d ters. P. is J. 5l§‘i’§'2“'“ " t

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i-i"6R§'| 'HBR SALE.--T0 be 89°", _ W 3 Bmwws livery stable. Hi'

i-oy street. __§fll1'9‘§1@I"°d WANTID.-Toiexchnnxe ms_|?Tilsck cur / ‘Nm ”°""`iTE°‘FT°°lNo son' Lana- i i 1. bwltv- Al>PlY_‘“ S*°‘m’HP ' ‘ / ' Oct be I t 2iid 3rd "ti‘.“?ii‘..i it-€i‘w»h°f""l‘°“*"3' .$3-i~..‘i.'..°’i‘$ i’.»i`-- 1° G- E- Huw- si. init, tisim ii... ciaiititt- °°“" ‘f ' "

~1»=»~A»»‘f*°'*=,‘.‘":,"‘”“°"“°”°' D~'='~'.- - --‘-‘i‘°2i‘,";,‘i’m_ im .ii Aiuitii im. si. iii... coca imtiio¢t0i.e.19ti._ Q/ 0 Q, D Cwemwem' 1 ""““°'”'”'I::1""' wili>TiI¢“I°rTIlim'IE'N¢II india. /uipiy Correspsniliolli low rstea from W B H ' 'U U v A t P K

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lsirlinosllllgr llllielis » it “' "N" “mm 5643-948 mtf mi" Nil n “uhm an Pd", 0 si »oii\ N ii

"FOR SALE: ONE QUEBEC SILVER

black female pup. Also two pairs llolt-llcufrew silver blacks.” Box 454 Amherst, N. S. 5549-9-11Mff. i'=oR"sAi_E NUMBER oF _ LARGE

wood water tanks. Holds about 600 gallons each. Every farmer should liiivo one on his farm. Will be sold cheap. Estate Auld Hros.

5619-9-17MEtf.

ii"E7\"cT< i`=oxEs-i=oR sAi_E. oNE

James ’l‘upllu-Iliiyucr silver black nuiie i`ox pup. Alberlon Dark Sliver Fox Oo., Ltd. 5653-9-l9MGi. 'FXR M' ‘FoR"s`K`LET10i)"Kc}é§' ivitii

buililliigs, 25 acres 0l€i8\'. 50 \ll1llHF lietivy old growth hardwood, bal- niicc easily cleared. llulf mile from saw mills, 2 miles from Siirrriy station. Easy terms. Apply to ltoii- iilil McKay Bollviie, or Nlr. M. C. McGowan, Kllniuir. 5694-9-23iiie4i _l.0Sl‘

LOST, A LADY'S Bl..AUt\ Suit Curt

in the city. Finder please leave ai Stewart & Son. 5683-0-22m3l.

MALE II¢Ll’ WANIED

WANTED-A TEAMSTER. A'PPLV

at Beer'_lfr__\l{ee3s.___5700-9-23Mtf;_

i7/KNTED, Five MEN 'ro vvoRi< AT

concrete. Apply .ioliii Cliappello, Royalty ltoail. 5091-9-23l\iilii.__ BOY WANTED.-A boy about 15 yrs.

of age, wltli good reference, is want- ed to learn e good trade. Address "Z" P. O. Box 116, Cliiii-lottatown,

5549-9-lluitf

wAN'rEo A ooon Mii.i.ER To

take charge of rollerolmlll. ADDIY . . V ,,Nw asgow. Wm J I “mn emits-9-isuainii.

Ml~-~~ LLA EOU\ “_A

""“"-“ 'rs i»uoi"o`s"i:i~l`LATzoED Pllillll ldiiiibs, Crayns, Pastels and Oilets

Convex Portraits and frames a specialty. (14x20 raised glass- 50 cts.) F. Younsi 72 UDP” Q“°°“ 3°-' Charlottetown. 5137°3-25MIm°-

,, 'I0 LET

.i.ET--EETDFIEEM »lW6°§?‘l'"liil

“loom with use of bath- APPIY “'- tiiis office. 5706-9-23 m3li1d- l WANTED

- wiuo ev THE DAY.

",Q,',`,i,§?fifi_5iig street. moz-it-zausi E`X€>li`/Tiifis wAn'ri=u.-A ren' v

hpving n selected pair prime foxgs class ll. will exchange for class .

pgii- and give stock in first c ass

Co. in exchange. If interested ro-

it tiii iii .

"Y 'M' W" sslisscilzznai

To all our out-of-town custom-

°~ THE EASTERN GUARDIAN ll.

..*|T PAYS to buy in this Province.

..*'l'. GORDON NEB is Guardian

agent in Montague.

_ ..THE MORNING Guardian can be pbtained in Sourls at M. A. Pac- que 's.

TRAWLER BUNK BY MINE.

LONDON, Sept. 23.-The Grimsby

trawler Kilmarnock, was sunk by a mine iii the North Sea yesterday. Only three members of her crew were saved. The trawler was blown in two and went down instantly.

U. S. Will ill BILL

INTHUUUCEU ill-Illl

Provides Measure.; for Securing

$105,000,000 in evenue to Sup- Iement Customs

i WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.--Majority Leader Underwood introduced in the House of Representatives today the Ailmiiiistration‘s emergency "wai- lax" bill, designed to produce appro- ximately $105,000,000 in revenue to offset the losses in customs reseipts during the European war.

The bill, the details of which were

announced Saturilsy night, will be re- ported hy the Ways and Means (Iom- niittee tomorrow and taken up iii the House Tliursday. .

Except for its tax on beer, wines

and gasoline, the bill follows closely the Spanish war revenue measure of 1898.

One change made which will pre-

vent annoyance to thousands in the modification oi’ the method of coi- lecting the tax on telegrams and tele- phone mesages. Instead of nillxiiig a stamp to a telegraph message, the bill requires that the company shall keep record of all tclegrams sent, and rcmit one cent for each message.. A one-ceiit tax is put on telephone mes- sages aiso. The companies are ex- pected to add the one cent to the cou- sumers' bill.

'l`he telephone and tiegraph tax ap-

plies to messages which costs iifteeii cents or more and will not affect local telephone calls.

This bill becomes effective on date

of,_passage”1, but it is provided that the stamp tax section shall remain in op- eration only until Decemlier til, 1015. Under this section $31,000 is to be raised, it is estimated, the taxes ou bi.-er. wines, gasoleiio, raiiszictioiis of bankers, brokers, amusement proprie- tors nnd niaiiiitactiirers and dealers in tobacco being counted oii.to raise the balance ol’ the $105,000,000 needed.

- L'l‘.-Cflb. Cl. CREW READ, Sus' MINARIYS LINIMENT.

.Lakeilold, Que., Oct.. 9, 1907

1 was cured of Rheumatic Gout by

by M1NARD'S LINIMENT,

Hall ax. ANDREW KING. Markham, Ont. O. B. BILLING.

1 was cured of Rheumatic Gout by

MINARD’S LINIMENT.

I was cured of Acute Brouchltis by

sex.

Wanted all women to know that this store has the suits and coats that every woman approves. See our won- derful suit at $22.50.--Moore and McLeod. 5715

PHOTOGRAPHY

Good work, prompt delivery

moderate prices.

THE ACORN STUDIO, SOURIS

Picture framing dept. lu connectim . 5662-2|M:iMos. m 4

PLANT LINE

AUTUMN EXCURSIONS in Effect September 11th.

Charlottetown to Boston and return

$13.00. Tickets good for return with- in 30 days from date of issue.

The now twin screw steamer "Evan-

geline" salls from Charlottetown for Boston every Friday at noon. -For folders and full infrirmatlori apply to

JAS. CARRAGIIER,

Charlottetown, P. ll.. l. Agent.

5489-9-5

czoutoiftu oovizmmiizur nainwflvs I NTEPCCLONIAL uni Ncs EDwAriD isLAND nv

SINGLE FARE T0 MONTREAL.

From all Stations Campbellton and East..

Going Sept. 17, 18. ll). Returning Oct. G. |914.

Going Oct. l. 2. 71. _ Returning Oct. 19, 1014.

Tickets must be Validated at Montreal Before Starting on Return Journey.

W. T. I-Iuggsn, D. 1'. A., Charlotte-

town.

5669-8-llmetf.

Boston Excursions

Commsncs September l0tIi--

Dstes ol inns, liitli to 0ct. 7th inclusive, 3 for rttllrll 30 days from date of iune S14 50 from Cliirlottetoivii vis Eastern

..*0NE CENT per word each ln»

sertlon for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order. __.__...._..__.

viniiiiis iiiiu ui

iimi ii ii iii

Germans Say He Was Shot, But Bri- tain Hearn a Different Story

l.ONDON, Sept. 23.-The 'German

wireless Press Bureau told London last night that Jules Vedrines, the French aviator, had been tried for -high treason and shot.

On the heels of this cry of "Wold"

from Berlin, England learned that Vedrlnes was the hero of it desperate aerial iight ln which, after chasing and avorhauling g Taube which had attacked a food convoy, he gave bat- tle at an altitiide of six thousand feet.

Opening iire, he destroyed the Tau-

.he which crashed to the earth, kill- ing the German pilot and his assist- ant. 'l`his is the second Taube which Vedrines has destroyed, within three days.

Nilliwiil SHillii|] Hi

FULLY Hilill

Dr. Fritjof Nason Warne Norway that Her Situation is Precarious

CHRISTIANIA, September 23.~Dr_

Fritjoi .!\'ansen, former Norwegian Minister to Great Britain, caused ii sensation on Satiirdiiy night; in this qiiict and punetiliuusly neutral culli- *ial when he stated before rin assem- bly cori:-posed of proiiiiiiont members oi' the Caliiinet and students oi Chris- tiziniri University that Norwny'a sit- uation is as precarious as that of lielitium. _ `

Dr. .‘\'iinsen's proposal for one-year

compulsory service in the army was cnlill_v received by the members of thc (lov-ernment, -but with cheers from the remainder of the audience. I.Ie used the fate of Belgium as an argument for more ample preparat- ion by .\'orwny. "If llelgiuin had been prepared," he said, “Germany never would have violated hci' neutrality and possibly the whole war would have been averted. Our position is as serious as Belgi_iiiii's. We are be- tween two oceans, where big unviil battles of the war .probably will be fought. _Belgium proved that neut- rality without m-iliviznry preparation is not suflicient prqtectloii."’ `

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"Gui your best girl a nico box of

our excellent chocolates when in the city. Nothing will please hor hotter. Moir & Nelson's a specialty. Always fresh. E. A. Foster, Central Drug Store, Sunnyside. 5079-9-22ni3i.

Launch Dolphin

York I’f. Ferry Time Table Tuesday and Friday.

Leave Return

M. P. i\'l .

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l<`ri Sept 25ll\ 9

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I REGULAR SAILINGS OF THE I

F URNESS LINES

'lhe Furness ileoi: of Pn.ssi-rigor"

and Freight ships is mniwtuiiiing regular sailingn from Halifax to London and Liverpool.

Consignments of freight via

Furness linen :ire lauded in Eng

land with despatch

Passengers to i ondon \v ill iiii-"i

the B. -‘I “DlNBY” a speedy and comfortable shin. I

Direct monthly failings from i

Halifax.

All Freight ships have limited

accommodation for few passen- gm-ii

Rates rind full particulars upon

application

Furness,v/itlw & Co,Ltd.

Halifax. ‘

-Bonshaw Ferry Time Table

Launch Daiphin will leaveBnn

shaw for Ch’town calling at M_c Arthur’s, West R. Bridge and McEwen’s Wharf.

Leave Return

Fri. Sept. llth 5.30 a m " 50 p m Fri. , ‘ 25 5. 3.20

Tues. “ 29 7. a..50 _

5511-9~9Ml8i.

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M O N T R E A L EXCURSIONS. Rates from Charlottetown

E $17.85 ,

clit; stpt. mi., isiii, isa Good until October 5th

th'-§¢n ,A tahod foxes' any ‘ M I0. Waller #Geal llfnt D-illlillidi

~ -*lt* 1 --.. :mitosis-Wif<r..°-._ » ~ __ . ..

.,,».,..»,il,~1p,_ ~. ,_ .,.-,. -- - l .t. fi; '.-- ""-'~"‘ -'uit-"..‘”“ I if ~;='.-1' " ~e“'l?:~';. ' - """°"' ` 1* ‘bi ~ ` '5-"'-It-mi- ` -. ' .'

Qi ,_ -~-=‘~ i» -, ‘ ,.'»= _ ._ ir _f,~ `~ _\-._, 3” , f;,,‘,,,;,5.5_;i..2-_,..-9 .-»-"{.~'v~i-=--<§',,u=i¢i»=.-,gs-me.:,,. _ .~.,. 'i__..f“1».-,.v.~<¢.___f\t'_..-..=. -i -.'..,,,.

_ lap-su Co. siiildiri|. do ii.. ai.

When You Have - "°°i“°°‘ *° Millinery

Make a Will

§&;,mIf,2té°,fa1¥f-Sgtitgnscogf A very extensive showing of the latest models. the Trust ompany to act " This shipment of Hats arrived yesterday selected

by our miliiner who has just returned from attend- ing the miilinery openings in the large cities.

as your Executor. T h e Company does not die. There is always some oth- cial who will give to your Estate the requisite amount

of time.

The Company will get for _

the Estate the greatest re- turn out of Estate funds ow- ing_ to its continual handling of investments suitable for trust funds. The private in- dividual oiten errs in this particular through lack of knowledge of good invest-

ments.

By _appointing this Com-

pany 1n_ the above capacity you will obtain for your heirs more economical hand- ling at less expense to the estate. A .pamphlet will

give you full particulars.

Dominion Trust

Company

The Perpetual Tins tee

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'“’“S°“* M" I-Foxes for Sale

W. H. Aitken,

lion Chas. Dalton, _ ‘-

Frank lt. Heartz.

I-[_ M, Davisgn I I 40 Patches and 10 Silver Blacks

1\IANAGElt. ,, _ _ _

M.,,»,i,, B1, k _gim,im,,t,..».. | = _lust received fron`1_ Peace River our last consignment r.r.s.o-u»:<J.\ Simi V of /il) Patches and 10 Silver lfilzicks.

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Millinery for the Wee Ones

_lust as important for the little folk as for the

grown ups. We have have them to suit all ages.

Stanley Bros

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f toves and Ranges l---

V, _ These _are the best we have had ilus yezir, and any one iz interested in purchasing :my of these animals should com.

Even if Gel-mi., ¢_.,,..,i' sim, ,,,,.,,,, '= municate with us at once as they :uid :ii-_lliiig rapidly.

stockings this I-.iii you will iiriu right .' .

tm, 3 i,.,~,+,.- i=,,.._ ii., faf.~..t,S pf... y Write, call or phone our office.

mari stockii'i5:.s in czislimere-$;'Jt:., ?[.~.. 1;

50..., 75c.-Moore -S. McLeod. 571.#

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(let your \'»`c\.~. h;-i today, :iir'-- we have the rigizt shape and the price 1.

Massachusetts Fox Exchange E

\vori't worrv you--Ii/Ioore dt f.icL{‘_od. _,Q 1(;1Qu(iQn§t_ Phono yur)

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Cliarlottetiwu, P. E. I.

“Money stivciloii I~`ui‘nilure at Pat-

Mil.

ous. 5714 U '

WWW!

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,cp Place one of these New i Silver Moons in your Hall

. ' ~» .,i,

I' This Stove has been on the market for years, and its fuel

saving devices and heating qualities are very well known. It gives uniform heat throughout the cold weather months, and the house is in the same temperature in the morning as it was the evening before. Being coiistiuctetl with Double Fire l’ot, it radiates the heat through the i\’lica Doors from the biiqiit. burning coals, and gives ri larger amount of heat than any other style of heating Stoves.

Cali in and let us demonstrate these Stoves to you.

Prices-

No.10_.._ ...._$1!i.0O No.1] with Revertibie Fliie

.. ...... , _. ..... _.$21.00

, N0' """" 1500 No.1! with Reveriibie Flue

, {__~_°";_ No. 12 ................. ._ 17.00 ................ ._ 25.00 . }i.,',,f` "“‘ :L 1,-2,11 Above prices include delivery to any station on the “I4” _ p Island, and also first Tee Joint of Pipe, which costs 40c to ,If ' have made.

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limit ""7 ‘Nii--' ~'lV"“5L<i`»_- »~' _ "-.I A

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HHH i“§ASK-ALTA" STEEL RANGE

~”\, .3 23';-9' _ .0

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17% je

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Buy One For Your Home

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This range will give entire satisfaction to the most ""`\”"”" " "TT

particular housewife, its heating and baking qualities

being unsurpassed.

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'l`he Semi-Steel Linings. Burnisiied Iron Top, Heavy

Copper Reservoir, Improved Warming Closet, besides xp, 1.0 many other features, make this Range the finest on the `, ._ ;,,-.-:_ - ._ market to-day. _- '~.. 1

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Skilled Mechanics in every department of the _Range

industry make these Ranges, and each one is critically examined by experts before leaving the factory.

I SASK-ALTA I

This range complete with

It is only once in a lifetime that you huy :i Rance, so

t is very important that you buy the BEST. Station in Maritime p,.0Vim.(,S

......................... ._ $54.75

Give us a cali when you are in the ciiy attending Wood (;r,~,t¢S____, 75¢ Extra

the Exhibition, and we shall be pleased to show you ' C931 (;,-mes 1_5() “ through our Stove Department. ' _ I

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