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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ "` mer or uni. _ __ ____

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For ycars past men have looked to

this store as the recognized leaders of i1ien’s

admit that we will con

as in the past, to. merit this distinction is

fully evidenced in our New Spring Stock.

This season we believe

nien’s, boys’ and youths’ suits are superior

clothing. We have endeavored to win and

' hold this mark of approval placed on our

store by the men of this City and country. That we have succeeded in the past you will

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Suits B

tiniie in the future

that our showing of

'in fit, in finish and general make upto

any ever shown by us.

suits just arrived. Prices $8.00, 9.50, io_oo,

12.00, 13.50 to 24.00.

Five hundred new

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NEWS LETTER OF

BOSTON 8 SUBURBS

I had the pleasure of an interview

with Miss Thankful Newson of King- ston. Miss Newson is takinga spe- cial course in theology at a branch i-rliool of Newton Theological College of Newton, Mas-¢_ She expects to

aduate with high honors in the ti-

gi' .

nal examinations this spring.

¢ . . _

James Aitken of Montague is hold-

ing a r.spin-isihle and lucrati\e posi- tion as book-keeper and head clerk for n well known paint; and varnish company in Boston. '

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\\'hile hurrying along Devonshire

Strrzt recently I met Miss Eugenie Muirhead of Tryon. Miss Muirhead is vinployed ns book-keeper and sten- ogrnpher for the Windsor Cement t‘o., on Devonshire Street, Boston. 'lhis firm does an extensive busin;ss_ ~ ». .

Geo. .\far_-liall of Kingston was imi-

ted in marriage to Miss Inn MacGre- gor of Somerville, _Mass. Mr. Mar- :-liall holds 8 good position with 8, leather manufacturing company of l._vnn_ Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Mar.-hall

have permanently made their new home in Cambridge, Mass. Their many friends here wish them long

and prosperous married life.

~ U d 4

Robert Robinson, who hails fromi

Brackley Point, is the proprietor of a grocery store in Everett, Mass. Mr. Robinson has made rapid sti°id_

towards success since coming here.

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Rev. Lemuel Ackland, B. A., ol

e Bidding her earliest child arise: March

l -By L. C. Kitson.

Hampshire, is completing his cours of studies at the Newton Theologica College of Newton. Mr. Ackland ha

the Dasto ' P lar churches in Boston. He ha

you don't succeed, "try, try, again.

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I had 8 Pleasant chat “th Nlchol' tiieatcd tor the spectacle of the har-

as Paul, formerly of nrook...ld_ .ir Paul resides in Somerville, Mass.

and is employed by a well liiown S f _ » t- d-(1 th .' it mm in that 'city' He has been in l thai.) ttliiisiliilgaslilviiicli gatlzi-efhieiglmtomgfiiiiid their employ lf" ‘\“il'°_”‘_““ml3ei`_ °_f.joined in the procession which fol-

s ` With rushing winds and gloomy skies,

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is iw-f@°== ssrfliisiiii iiutis iwiit

made 5, prodigious rise is his chosen ____ . profession. His advice _to young men NEW Y0RK_ F,_b_ 27__Fmh AVe_

who Wish to S“°°e°d' 'S' lf at i‘“",f' nue shoppers and crowds in Broad-

ycars; which goes to show that* the training he received in his native land has been the stepping stone to higher and greater acliie/cments. ,Every Provincialist, ivh-itever ioca- tion they are pursuing, are making good.

$ 8 H

S. and Mrs. McDonald, formerly of

,New Glasgow, llaid a visit to Clark ‘and Mrs. Kibby of Everett, Mass., ,on Sunday, the 26th. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald have resided in Los An-_ .1 geles, Cal., for the past few years, but now reside in Medford, Mase, where they intent to make their fu- ture residence.

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The dark and stubborn winter dies, Far ofl, unseen spring faintly-cries, ,

way from Herald Square to Forty-

S tli`s afternoon were

' em skirt in use by two pretty young

’ , WDIDEH.

Y ‘ lowed, at times blocking traffic and

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gnmewm r

prices. Paints

Oils Ilar Copper Mzirlinc lllocks flak uni Coal 'l`ar

tory

Rogers

OBSTER

ACKERS SUPPLIES

We carry the largest stocks at lowest wholesale

Galvanized She- ts Black Sheets Copper Paint

Files

Seafning Paint

Scales Weigh Beams

and any kind of a nail that is used in or around a fac-

Goocls shipped same day order is received.

Wholesale “and Retail

C5 Q

Hardware

L Limited

driving the young women to sfo: refuge in a taxicab at three different. times during their promenade.

In Fifth Avenue the spectators were

politely curious and openly amused. In Broadway they became insistent in their edorts to miss nothing of the spectacle afforded, and such a crush developed that the young women were almost swept from their feet and carried into the street by the crowd struggling to catch a glimpse of the much discussed draperies.

The two women, Miss Edith Hord-

low and Miss Adelaide Bernon, with a friend, Miss Harriet Westerfield, .first appeared in Fifty-Ninth Street, near Third Avenue, where they had gone to try on the skirts. They were so pleased with the general effect that they immediately decided to wear the skirts to their apartments.

Having reached this decision, they

started ' bravely along Fifty-Ninth Street toward Fifth Avenue, but en- countering a photographer on the

SPllHllllG NEWS

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HALIFAX. Feb. ~28-The Ci-:scent h°¢k¢Y team, which returned yester- dlll' On the steamer A. W. Perry, have few words of praise regarding their treatment lu Boston. In the last game only twenty minute halves “'°Pe played. The last goal, it is °1°lm¢ll» Was put in the Crescent net ui' ~ n.-imner oi taeir own team.

The Boston team extended no cour-

tcarvu to the visitorsf They did not

visit theip hotel. Finally they got the “mos uaklndest" cut of all when the Arena management paid them $100 less thanithe amount agreed up- On. Claiming that his agent had no authority to enter into an agreement 50 PHY a larger amount.

1ice_ Smith stated yesterday that the police would riot allow the boxing bouts that were to be put on to- night. and that he had so advised the lllllnagtiment of' the Hamilton bowling and athletic club, under whose auspices the affair was to be held. The club management. claim

the affair because of the difference; of opinion that exist regarding the Nlrallfy of such ,bouts. 0T'I`»‘-WA. ren. 21-'rin rhfenix _Hockey Club, champions of the Brit- ish Columbia border hockey league, has filed 3 challenge for the Stanley Cllli. It was received Saturday by Wm. Foran. They claim to have a fast team and are anxious to send it east at once. This matics the fourth challenge, Prince Albert, Port Arthur, and Galt having previously applied for dates. svnN1-iv, N. w., Feb. 27-The Australian swimmer, Longworth, covered 121 yards in one minute and

5 aaconds. This is a new world`s ra. cor .

Tells What Zam Buk Did For Him.

Many famous persons have testified

to the great value of Bam-Buk, and amongst the most recent is Admiral Rodney M. Lloyd. Writing from the Royal Naval Club, Portsmouth, Eng- land, Admiral Lloyd says:

‘I ve found Zam-Buk most ro

while for the relief of skin irritation

fcctly healthy. and with no ma _is o

Famous British Admiral. I

Budget

for Saturday Sh0lJPCrs

ials that ou ht to a

argains

We're offering a few week-end speci _ g p.

eal to thrifty people Brown’s Saturday

P ' . . . forasa real bargain treat--and the good barga1nS Offered are eer..

tainly unusual. ` ' _ _

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specials tare looked

But one thing we must urge and that is promptiies_. ‘If

those celebrated Knit-to- Fit sweater coats, some of the best ever nianfactured. You can count on getting quality when you buy these gar- ments. Regular price is 4 75 now only.

Thaghtpey pil; proceed pad it is like- ' ‘ /

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Y _ n es cas wi he made of _ __--._-1-\ There,S 200

you don’t buy promptly you’ll be disappointc

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6512 L

Hosiery

_ for

pairs of good hose

here for thrifty men. Maile in fine

TORONT _ _ _ _ . I

gauts q.ual(i)fledllE>l)~ tug-Iseriliilcir téirll-(i_i \ _ fi" .

. an 1 s - _ 1 ; _ ' .,»,'~'.»_

geforeaas 12:; cribtxi/lddtttilieyiuiitxiit Igvziiilfll gg “ill

ale decisively by a score of 6 to 2, , .L,_._\‘.; .i

making them winners by 9 to 5 on 4 ,.1-:___§/§§¢_

the round. ‘ ' ‘ -_/f -_ _

. . _ _ _ ,ll _.fn -' »_§ _ 8 fancy knitted _~t_~, ~ ll

HAMILTON, -I-eb. 25-Chief of po- Here’s a limited lot of ’._T'/5_3. W/7 madc__,-tfong an(1n;;;f`iui:,e,{

Some of the “swelle:~t" you ever saw. We want to clear the stock out, the low prices and sniali quantity won’t al- low them to linger. Regular-

ly priced at $(»_oo, our choice for. _ . ..

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English

Night Shirts

Only a few good English

nlghtsliirts, large and roomy, full size and length and hound to give unbeatable satisfaction. Well-made, strong and neat fitting. sells regularly for 2.25 and are worth more, your choice for......-...

The Home _

Good Hats

Scotch heather mixture. Ncat,warin

oys’

lilii

long-wearing and pretty, For winter i and spring wear they're the real thing. lformcr price 65c, now . ..

(}irl’s knitted sweater coals with

belt. In red and blue. lilue and rcd.

Regular i.2<to i_4o value for 71c

A few linen collars. sizes i.i. 16

16 i-2 and i7_. Real pirce i5c and

/ 2oc each, now 3 for ._ ._ 25,;

A IW'

Leather Mitts

Here’s a real snap in leath-

er niitts for boys,cold weath- er warmth at small cost. These 'niitls are strong and well made. are coinfortahle and neat fitting, will wear long and give great satisfact-

ion. Regular 45c value for........... .

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oun Y ON THE An » "" _ T -T -l / for

fn? voimc Mews MAN _

Every Face

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liable for healing cuts and abrasions; __ ___

it is invaluable.” AIIDIIESS AND I’liESEl\'-

Another famous user of 'Lam-Buk 'l`i\'1`1ON, D. G. ANI) lVlltl~l_

is Mr. Frank Scudamore, the War McDONALD, ElVlY\’AI.,E.

Correspondent, who supplied Canadi- --.--

an papers with their _dfspatclies dur- Cn tho eve of their departure to ing the Boer War. Mr. Scudamore Charlottetown, D. G. and Mrs Mc- says: "Some poiscnous dye on my Donald, Einyvale, were waited on l

underclothing came in ccntact with a the church committee of St. Ann's, the

small ulcer on my leg and blood Lot 65, and presented with a purs

I fl tion ai of S50 Rev Fr Curran delivered the the loss of a kind and affectionate

poisoning set in. n ammo . D n _ _ _ _ and swelling followed. My medical address and made presentation to husband and father. 'The children aret

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man’s treatment did not seem to do which Mr. McDonald fitting y rep ie any 2005. as ulcer after ulcer broke The removal of Mr and Mrs McDon out, until my left leg from knee to aid leaves a gap not easily filled. Mi

t s ne mass of sores I had Mellonald has always been one of the Mrs. McMahon, (`hi<-ago; James, of

foo wa o .' seventeen deep ulcers at one time- l iorenioat parishioners of st. Ann

I ' time an

could not put my foot to the ground, and has given freely of ns

and was really in n llitiflll Stal-".. A sub.-;tnnee to the upbuilding of hi lflellfl Bllvlsefl Za¥l‘l'Bllk. Blld I B-ll' church, in which work he has been ab fllletl this herbal balm. It WHS really ly seconded hy Mrs. McDonald whos wonderful ,how it soothed the pain ninemsn Mvntinn to the House o Mlfl Mllllli! End f7»&"C me el’-S'?~ God is thc admiration of het' many Mr. Mackie had led ft very active

"I COHtil`lll9<l Wlill lil. lefwmg Oil friends. In their social relations they life and moved here to enjoy rest and

all other treatment, and at thc end were equally happy and better neigh of a week’s treatment my leg was not hors “than Dan and Mrs Dan woiil lik the 5f\me~ A few box” of Zam' be hard to find." The best: wishes o

i c Buk healed all the sores, and bit hy 8 host of friends and acquaintan_ce

' " ' ~ t wn 0

bit new, healthy skin covered the go \,-,gh them to Charlotte o

places which had been so deeply pit- many years Q; hnnlth and happiness.

ted and scarred by ulceration and _.___--f-f-'

blood poison. The limb is now per- Sin w1[,1,IAM WANTS

' fl f THE 1-N'l‘ElhCOLONIAL

the old ulceiv For this splendid re- -- sult I hnvke only Zum-FUR tp thank-" i-i/ii.ii-mix. March 2-The mire; __

Zam-Bu ls n cure or ni cc. wc' nf Halifax ave a lmnfiilct lust his t native of this ~ ‘ _

nm, cold cracks or chaps, ulcers, in h,.,n,,,. ,,fg'Si,. wimam MacK.en7,ic_ Plovlnw and “mb ' Fm llfllSllll Clllfi. l1l"*C`*iS S. Sir William spoke enthusiastically yearn ago. She went tn ()nt,m-i,,

ringwo , , . _. _ burns, childre-nlg rashcs, nh;-gnloiis. of the port of Halifax, and the great. with her l,,_,|_c,,tS when "my SWB"

k with on '

and for all skin iniurics and diseases. _,Cm it had in he lin -cd up All lll`\lf’5l-Zllilll and St0l`cs still at 500 of the trnnscontinrntal lines.

pox, or post free from Zam-Buk Co., He .¢,,_,,,-eS,;5,\ eh(-_ opinion that

M0 for Price Ilefllse lmltstlons wmuri join imnfis with the ciarmfllfw lllanmiiinn or wonfi isinmia M,_,,

Toro . , . _ and SUllHl-lull-0@» Northern, and his road wanted :.0 i_l0 Mackie spent the summer of 1907

' ' ' ‘ “on o ti `

----”-”'-“"' _ elm.; hy obtaining possessi

way, they sought to escape by lump- N6W Val°“°l°nn°S lidqlngs-f_’"d lntercolonial. _ ing into a taxicab. ln this they rode l"5°"l*l°“§- T‘"`f'(;‘°">- lE[“bl'?‘d°‘ There weve l0ll<l Cll€cl‘S at tlus- River. She is an aunt of Mis. Char. to Forty-S--out Sm- -nl rim- ;;,<;S,,,,_,§";,*;;° gg, ';;;;,‘,°',‘,;_ ---- is rl-Dole-ld. mo.. M... 0...... Avenue. where they aiignteii and urpmspemon and really worm oiiiruhni. i_;\_i:éi?mC.;f;.io_i1€h1;t_ éioién

county was nothing but a wild for-

0 lllillllef. Uisht children are mourning

d M‘"S~ E» S~ Taylor and Miss Cassie,

~ 0_f_ this place; Mrs. William Duke, ~ lxinross; Mrs. l\lc(,‘.ormtek_ U-_,1mh_

’s Pine Rest; Thomas, uf the 5U,,_ and

d George, of Green Bay, Wie. V t d t I

oc o icr

s About fi ' _

ve wars ago Mr' and Mr” leaves to mourn five sons William and

<|Mackie and daughter, Miss Casse,

< freedom from all cares, except caring

r Presbyterian Church and was a true _Christian both by word and procept *md led all Uxcmlllary life doing good and sneaking good whenever the op.

se] _

horn at Flat River Rhone ,;ix¢_y_|iv,,

c years of age. She is a sistrr of the

late Angus l\’litcpli¢i~_~;,,n uf gc-lat mv,

ll cl' and also of thc late Mrs. Donald

e with hcr sister at the home of hm.

started to walk down Fifth Avenue. y°

l'»""Pat0"5- Z'“25dl'l~ f < - U _ Minto. Mrs. Mackie has fthe 5 m

Before they had gone twenty feet the Phe following obituary no cc up y mv

ienrs in the (‘larion of l’ickfoi'd, Uly (ll hcr friends in this her native

,crowd was gasping, and within n _ _ _ y _ _ .

_ #BROWN has some gonu corduroy Mi(_hi___m_ on January 26th, y.,.(,vincc_

_ some special values _.in Reece lined able and where those in med of tmin_ son in onmnm B

he "° ‘“ ‘2"“"'46 easil find expert help tending over 8 period of forty-seven

corduroy vests. T y cd Skill Wm ~’ _ sizes and were low priced at $5 00- No charge whatevm. is made for this wars was a must happy 0ne_ but

h' untr and settling

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Carler S Bookslore your choice new for $3.35. BROwN's semce_ The Two M,,,cS_ ,ML éommg to , ,S co Y

Pino Rest, near the Boo, thirty

Headquarters for

' ‘c , t , aa , t ., _

School _Supplies °..i';;;°.;..:.f_. me _ _ _ _

h ld be d wh'l our 20 ° S ou mtle mfliir oil] :overingspld S e e O ‘U 1' F I n e

Latest Books

I S emily ash aTius;osehl;ldiiieBie\;`i' grgceks, f You ge, best value for

. llonery i

tlfllce Sulllllles

` Big stock _ of New

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School Reuters

Carter & Company Ltd.

b ins

cent. dlscoun o available. Elegant variety. You see we are anxious to bring this work in

sure

,du ng e Furniture Headquarters. 3-ldtf.

ln our One Price Cash System-

we want you_to note-that ln tho price of Hats which seems to re- maln the same as before-sltlv ough we could not alter the nrlco -woihavqaltcred the quality- and under the old system you would paymoro forthe Hats we are now askin the old prices for.

tw. __ _z-zsatl

-1'lils`l\ one of ilfo behonts of one

_ ' Price Gosh Down. Better uallt.

wb°‘°“‘° Q Rd." for lon money. - Prowsg Bro); \

,. -English Hren_l;faatbfBacon and Bog- \ \

ozna aulnge s oe o all - ` °

ing machine at Beer &yG?i`fl".s.n ' ` ' _sunnyudh i

wdn- _ . _ ‘ ‘ _ A. F. Welilfcigfrop.

-where you get real arga .

2"27d"‘ "To Vancouver $60.85, beginning

March 10th. see W. K. Rogers, City

' 2-ziidei.

“just a little ailing-not quite

up to the mark" is thc way many persons feel at this time of the year. Don`t jump at the conclus-

Watches---= 1

your money when you buy u. watch here. We‘re spec-

ially proud of our high- | class display of' accurate time- keepers and know we can offer you unbeat-

able values.

We have All the lending

advertised lined ul well ss

onion, not no well known, ii

but efficient, accurate and attractive. See our stock.

W. N. Taulou '

ion that you need :in ordinary tonic-try something new--treat your kidneys. They are the busiest organl in the body nnrl need a little help now and then. The liver does, why not the kid- neys ?

Nysll' Sfolll loot Compound

doe: for the kidneys and bladder what good liver pills. do for the liver, but more gently. It rem- oves the accumulating poisons.

loftenn and dissolves iravelly formations and renders! e pass- age! antiseptic. We recommend

onliy what we know to merit our an ernment.. '

_ Price Slc Bottle.

' llfllgtllllillll f0l‘ livin: so presented it-\

lll0C’!. Mrs. Alex. Nicholson Flat

OBITU AIW.

liardsliips probably as any of thc ear-

ly settlers. At that time f‘hippg\t~8_ The death occurred at Fwd _L

` eric on

on Jan 27, 1911, of Flora .I. Hill, wi.

est and the Soo was but h _‘

r Eleven children were lioiiii tliimiviiixldmv .of the lute Robert St°"'°““°“ ‘“

and Mrs. Mackie, three of wlioinlthe Mm V71” of he." age" The ‘l°°e“”'

fy have hrcceded the father. Besiflesiiiiitiiiid hu" 5“_i.[e“"g fiom 5 Scv"""

patient and devoted wife and|?nt;:ccO,:;e$3U§l$p‘;h;N`l;l1c&zsde{,3g:;‘;§

skill and the tenderest care of loving hands were not able to arrest the disease, and on the above date sho passed peacefully away. She was firni ln her religious convictions and a faithful ineinbcr of the Christicii Church, New Glasgow. Ellie was a kind and loving mother and much de-

lionie and family. Shi:

Robert in Concord, N. H.; Hiram ln

€|m0\'ed from Pine Rest to Pickford ' g .h tl h . ' Kainsack,~Sask.; Rufus and Garfield

W ere my ave since lived' lat home and one daughter Mrs Ches-

ter Rnckhain of Wheatley River; also tive brothers and two sisters and ii large circle of relatives anldl friends.

df ~ l ii . < ~ f dilligmsergato plotm whmh he1The funeral services were conducted by S Th 1 _, __ _ _ _ her pastor Rev. H. R. ‘Dell_ On l<`cl>.

e icctu.~.ed was a membci of the,1,_t_ The remains followed by B large

concourse of peciple were interred ln new uiasgow Cemetery, there to n `wait the resurrection of the jlltli-

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`bluck a‘proccssion had formed and _ _ _

constantly increased in size. There Yestshigsice ,g:_\‘(;d’,,n"(il)cf,lu[‘t\‘li¥',0,i"\:,I,':’;:flE Although death had been expected _

the ll0llCe l10ol£ a hand and scattered °'_;nr sizes' 42 44 and 46 ,md re “_ for several weeks and especially the

the crowd. ITN’ priced at $500 omg now gat last few days, when th-e word was ¢

Finally the young women reached $3 3% Brown The-Yéugz Mews Man passed around Tuesday morning that e

Forty-Fifth Street, stopped to buy ' ‘ ' 2_2-yd" ` William Mackie has passed away tickets at 3 theatre and again board- __ -_ early that morning it came as ni cd a talicab and 060811811- _______.,_,,` shock to the many and close friends

w s due to an

-'-**‘-*'-‘ of the family Death a E -

I Motor Y u C Bu

is The Best

“We have established a Nurses' J gram, ,

_,_ __ E5, Free Registration Bureali in our I wiiuam Mackie was born in si. O an y

_ " ' store, where proficient qualified nurses Vincent, Ont., in April, 1836 He

` ` ' s married to Miss Katie McPher

"want B good vest 7 BROWN ha? cnn register as competent and avail- A W" i ' '

Ca ‘ _ nd the _mum “_ You can count on the Im..

at years ago, they encountered as many - 1 '-l "*

The Superiority of Our Work

is known to :ill our patrons- our work is by far the best done hi our part ofthe city.

We put forth our best efforts

nn every piece we wash, we take as much care in handling it as if it were our own, we thoroughly clean and steriliza every article-you find the way

` we do ymir wash gives the

clothes longer life and better appearance.

_ Try us today-send for our

E. A. Foster cmini ii .im

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perial every tinie--you can go as far_ as you like, as fast as y_ou like if you own an Impe- rial. Its the best all-round mo- tor_inade in Canada and for weight and price is one of the best in the world.

_ lt is easy to start and control. It»~ is economical, gains high speed on small fuel and expensesfor fugl and oil are low.

lt’s durable -it will outlast seve-

ral cheap motors and give more satisfaction in one day‘s work than others will in a year. It’s efficient -It has stood every test and beg. ten all others.

Send for catalogue.

Bruce Stewart _ (D. Co.. Limited.

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