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'riia nusiiino iicrion or \ _  
iusxiiti. i.ivr-:ii stirs
It your liver is right. your
skin is clear,_`y9ur mind is
bright, you a_re in the right
mood to enjoy the"§nappy
daysofjune.   ,p
i';Try a' Uackaze _-today, i
' l’ric€'.I35¢ and »65c,. '
Sold onlyat 1
THE `
MacKinnon Drug Co_
The Rexull Kodak Store
on your liver and lower in- I
testines makes it an ideal I
saline a.p_eria’nt. ‘
iiiiliiiiin
lhelnrturesotilyspepsla
Untreated hy “Fruit-a-lint"
“For two years, I suffered tortifres
from Severe, l)_y_i~p¢»p5;'a_ 1 gud
_constant pains after eating; ‘pains
dm we »-ide and nor; inn
liurrible bitter stuii" often came up
'_ Ill my mouth. ~ ._ _ 
I tried doctors, but they did not
. ` mill’ me- mit as soon ssl started
taking 'l~lrui`l-a-liz/rx’, 1 began to
i improve and this medicine, made
of fruit juices, relieved me when
everything else failed." `
.\IRS. HUDSON MARSHBANK.
D00. :t box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 250.
Ai all dealers or sent postpaid by
= S1. MJ\rrr|n’a, N._B. .
Fruit-a-tives Limited..()tt,i;,_s!',_§______A____ 
I ` The Centra `
l. Guardian
ir Pave to buy in this Province.
GOOD HEADLINES IN AN AD fol-
lowed by a weak coDY. is like a soft
' head under a silk hat. -
"‘BERGER'S" PARIS ' GREEN.-
Wholesale and Retail. The Rogers
Hardware Co., Limited. 8028-6-11M2i
GATES.--4 feet by 13 feet, Domin-
ion Gates;-$8.00 delivered at your
station. The Rogers Hardware Co.,
Limited. 8028-6-11-M2I._
ICE CREAM SOCIAL and sale of
uscful articles at Miss* Katie McDon-
a1d’s Cornwall, June 17th a-t 7.30 D.
ni. »Proc‘eeds‘for patriotic ipurposes;
FENCINGJ-Seven strands 48 inch
Dominion Fencing, 541: per rod, deliv-
ered* at your station. The Rogers
Hardware Co., Limited.
8028-6-11M2i.
CHURCH MEETING.-The annual
meeting ot' the congregation of Birch
llill, Kinross and Murray River will
be held at Kinross on Saturday' next
at,.oiie__p._in.____.__    __
  - WEDDING ANNOUNCED-. Island'
friends \vill be lnteiested in the tol
lowing'-Mrs Mary Anne Cairns un-
- I nounces the marriage of her daughter
,  Edith Wright to Lieutenant George J.
SUMMER I
FOOTWEAR
We have it for all your fam-
ily.
Ladlies white canvas pumps
and boots in high und lo\v heels.
With or without straps and with
rubber or lehher soles.
Géntlemehe white and brown
innvas boots or shoes with len-
ihei- oi rubber soles.
Misses white canvas pumps,
slippers or ,boots Iii till styles.
Boys riiiivas sneakers :ind
bare foot siinilals.
Childrens sniiilnls, sneakers,
pumps :ind slippcixs in black,
white or tan. »
All kinds of Sl`I\IMElt WEAR.
M0rris--Smith--Beer
G*
Save Money
Kolluck on Wednesday May twenty-
'second at Atlanta, Georgia. V
_ `isi_aNnER eAssEo._1vir. J. G.
. l(‘.ampbell, Cape Traverse, 'has receiv-
Buy Matches
from Beer and Goff.
We have ii large stock of mat-
ches which we are selling\at the
olil price. ‘ Lthe Stiindoril. Come in today and see'
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5 CENTS pgg PACKAGE lspleiidiil pattern. lou will not he,
l
I After July lst, a tive cent war
' tux stump goes on each pack-
age. You. will then have to
pity li cents per pkg. J
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Grocers
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dress, in _shapely stylish
where tlic rub comes
und most often.
Penmims, Limited
Paris
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Made for w,ork, for play, for
und the st‘nson's latest shiitics. V
They are strongest too, Just
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and Unricriiiivir
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`Cl`\ron_\oil Farm
Boots Will Not Rip
HERE'they arel Everything that
Farm Boots should be: Light,
euy. comfortable and wear like boiler
plate; Will not r' , and if grealed
occasionally with _'Reimer-McLellan
Waterproof Parte they will remain colt
and flexible. Made on right and lelt
Int, and counter, with Sole Leather
_ Soles, all rolicl leather throughout. Your
friends who wear them will recom-
. A _ ‘-1
_`- __ , Lg _ A
V  Palmer-l\cL¢ll:'iL:';l|iRi;opaok Company
_ idifliiiw' ' Fredericton n N»l» so
mend them or the boot on the market.
J I also I .
fig orTl|o.7er‘odo
mark. This In your guronlu.
I from itgs effects. He left on May 30th
_Eve Specialist
A
led notice from Ottawa, that his son
|12G1354 Gunner William Galen Camp-
Ibell, Artillery, was admitted to the
i22nd General Hospital, Camiers.
lMa_v 29th, suffering from shell gas.
V .ll-
V THE STANDARD.--The best seam
liiliowaiice pattern on the market is
"diss Fiennett’s ilemonstiiitions ot this
i ywesseil to buy. Moore & M<'l.cod Lini-
` itini. 8030.
HERO WELCOM-ED.--A very pleas
:int evening and one that will long l'e
reinembered was spent recently at the
home ot' Mr. J. H. Pidgeon where ri
llzirge number of the residents ot'
|Whentley Iliver and vicinity assemb-
iled to do honor to Gr. ’I`. Dewey Pid-
lgeon one of our returned heroes. An
liiilili'e.-s ot’ \volcome was read b A.E
y .
llleltoi-lie while Miss lllurgaret Ling
lon behuli' of his foriner school mates
:presented him with ii very approp-
riate present.. Gr. Pldegon, though
taken by surprise replied feelingly
lgi:`t.He briefly recounted his experien-
liences on the battle plains of France
fund spoke very highly of the good
work carried on by the Red Cross.He
also highly praised the treatment ac-
corded him' lu the hospitals of 'France
and England. Gunner Pidgeon.- it will
be reinembereil, was g-assed almost a
veiir a o, and is slowly recovering
for a convalescent home in Nova
Scotia, where -his' -nlllny friends hope
he will soon again perfect health. Be-
fore departing the guests were kindly
treated to ice,_crean_i and ci\kQ._
` At. tho Yarmouth Y; M.' C. A.
Boys' Camp, held at Tusket Falls In
August, I found M~INARD’S LINI-
IVLENT most beneficial for sun burn,
:in immediate relief for collc and
toothache. A
ALFRED STOKES.
General Sec'y.
W
! DISCRIMINATING D R U G
BUYERS HAVE THE HAP-
I PY HABIT OF COMING
BACK T0 OUR
STORE `
We have always catered
to careful drug _ buyers-
customers who bring all of
their judgments to bearrn
every purchase. Such
buyers come regularly to
our store because they have
learned that they can count
on us for _pure drugs,
prompt service, and right
prices. The exfent and
' uality of our trade and
the o vious confidence re-
posed in us by the public is
pretty convincing evidence
tl.at-we conduct o_ur drug
Business in 2 satisfactory
manner. ___,___
Wolfe ln Business( For Your
Health. I
Let Us Be Your Family
Drnggiot.
 lIt&DHJo%0nson
Gor. Prlnoo and Kon! lirooto.
Li `
I Dr.E.C. Harris
-1-0-4
Oltioo Royal Bank Build-
ing, Charlottetown
msn um mo-12.3;
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ALBION ROUND best furnace coal
~ ` 8038-6-l2ll3i._
station. 'lihe Rogers Hardware (Jo.
FASHIONS.-Miss Bennett of the
if: McLeod Limited. 8036.
DOMINION FENCING. 4- Eight
strands, 48 inch Dominion Fencing
63c per rod, delivered' at your station.
The Rogers Hardware Co., Limited.
‘ 8028-6-11M2i.
I AN ice cn:/iM sociAi. nt Alex-
andra School Grounds Wednesday ev-
ening, 12th in aid oi' the Red Cross.
(Yome one and all. help n good cause
lt` unt`nvor.-ible, will lie held next ev-
_eiiIng. S034.
RECEIVING REPAIRS.-The SS.
I Pekin is here i`rom Picton with a cur-
llo of coal for thc riiilwny. Just nt
present repairs are being made to her
smokestack by Bruce Stewart & Co..
Ltd. Repairs are being made by this
llrm to the boiler of the patrol bout
(XD.-21.
MISS BENNETT of the Standard
Fashion (`o. of New York will he ut
_ this store for same days, dui'ing which
time she will he pleased to- show
Standard Patterns to any Indy calling-
Lii the depiirtineut~or to dcnionstate
their merits to any one interested.
Moore & McLeod Liniied: 8036.
FISHING REPORT-Several of the
fishing fleet which left Halifax with
salt and bait were reported at Alber-
ton, P.E.l., over the week-end. This
same advice received in Halifax re-
ports that lobsters are so scarce
around that part of the island that
fishermen are already landing their
gear preparatory togolng after the
cod and mackerel, says the Halifax
Herald. _
ADDITION" TO CATHEDRA-L
STAFF.-iltev. James~ (‘.. MfcGuIgull.
D. D., recentlly ordained' at Rustlco is
spending a few days with his uncle,
Rev. l’. I). McGuigan,`P. il". Vernon
lti'»ler. On Sunday last he sang Mass
:ind preached an excellent sermon on
the Gospel of the day. Dr. McGuigaii,
who is one of the youngest and most
brilliant ot' the Island clergy, is to be
:ittiiched -to the Cathedral staff and will
enter upon his duties there in a few
days. _
ISLAND CASUALTIES- The fol-
lowing names are in the Ottawa cn-
sunlty lists of June Sth and 9th.
Wounded, D. Gregory, Charlottetown,
Gassed F. L. Coyle, Charlottetown;
A,G, Bruce, Charlottetown, R.W. Har-
per, Charlottetown; R.W.G. McCal-
lum Braekley; W. G. Campbell, Cape
Traverse; C. S. Ross, Charlottetown;
N. H. DeBlois, Charlottetown. Priso-
ner Repatriated, T. Arsenault., Air
ram’s Village. Gassed D. L. Hec-
ken, Pembroke; S. B. McLean, Cardi-
gan; R. L. 'Molliaon Summerside; J.
F. Purchase, Mt. Vernon; J. F. Mc-
Kenna; P. Doyle, Launching; R. Hen-
ry, West Royalty; E. D. Hayden,
Dundas. .
-.
Gained 20 Lbs.
and Feels Fine
__~._.,_
Never Expected to be Well and Strong
Again-An Enthusiastic State-
ment Endorsed by a Poet
master
Parkeville, N. S.. June 12.-Here
is a cheerful letter from ti. man who
was greatly broken in health and
mitch discouraged. Fortunately he
found in Dr. (‘.lmse's Nerve Food the
exact, treatment he required and was
fully restored to health and vigor.
As a blood builder and invlgoiator
of the nervous system, this food cure
of Dr. Chase's' has a most rentark-
able record. You can prove this for
yourself by reading the letters pub-
lished in this paper.
Mrs. W. A. Rudolph, Liscombe, N.
S1, writes: "Some time ago i was
so run down .I could not wailk any dis-
tance without getting out of breath.
When I went to bed at night I could
not rest, my heart was so bad' and my
breath so short. I had begun to think
lwould have to give up working,
when I saw Dr. Chaaie’s Nerve Food
advertised, and read of how other peo~
ple suffering as I was had been help-
ed. l sent for four boxes, took them,
and now. thanks to Dr. Cha.ae'a Nerve
Food. l am feeling well again, I am
able to do it-good day‘s worlr, and can
rest well at night. I hope someone
who is suffering as l was may see this
letter and be induced to try‘ Dr.
Ctiaae‘s Nerve Food, as I feel sure
they will obtain speedy relief from
this treatment.”
"This Ia to certify that l am acquain-
ted with Mrs. Rudolph, and believe
her statement regarding Dr. Chose’a
Nerve l-‘ood to be true and correct."-
Mr_ W. A. McDiarmid. Postmaster.
Dr. Chaae's Nerve Food, title shox.
it lull treatmenlt of 8 boxes for $2.75.
at all dealers, or Edrnonloh Baton L
Phone 68-'I
on., r.imii¢g,»Toron_to. i:>o-no¢ be mir
ed into accepting a substitute, lmitel
. t
   i _. ° _
14 INCH LAWN MOWERS at $5.95
The Rogers Hardware Co.. Limited.
`- 8028-6-i1M2i. _ ‘_ _ I 4 .
due to arrive next week at Geo. E. C ' I
i..n~. .ini y....i_ iiiniini. ‘Foremost Stars, Supberb y Directed,
ALBION SLACK FOR BLACK h
:.i.':i:.';-;:.~.;°.:f.°.°_'.s:i.:.i°r.:¢“‘~ T OS- H 11166 P1°€S€I1fS
' ooN"r Fonpeer the `ice»crnnm so- .
cial in Graham's` Road Hall, on Wed-
nesday' evening, for Red Cross Work. - _ `
sound. _IN-
ts srnanos 40 inch, Dominion reno- . _ _
Ing, 42c per rod delivered at your  _ 
station. The Rogers Hardware Co.,
Limited . _ 8028-8--1lM2I. - 
e/tres.-4 feet by io rent “Donnn- ` I
ion” Gates, $6.75 ‘delivered at your .    
i.iniiteti. sozs-a.1nvi2i.` The “Typical Amerirgan Boy". in a Typical
1 New En land Pla
   .in A S... of ii.. Sei? n... .... §...i..i .=....
conduct service next Sabbath the'l6th _ A New En |and  I  “fonderfud
_ __ - _ g Y Y
I3 I t I1, fl DTD t 3 il T _ - . . _
niintiiiiilgiii um H 5 an W Realistic nack Grounds
Standard Fashion Co., of New York 'I
_will demonstrate Standard patterns at I h P t (J 
this store today_antl tomori'Dw..Vio0re e a e .  
56
In cI°.a'n Pictures ” A
co MING Next wEi-:K
‘The Kaiser"-
.I I .
(lhe Beast of Berlin)
Strips Naked the Sou'
of Histor-y’s Maddest
War-Lord and Places
,Ihe Blame Where it
Belongs
the Doctor
$5? Woman”
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
FROM
MARV ROBERTS RINEHEART’S
FAMOUS STORY-K
OTHER FEA1 URE5
A SUCCESSFUL STUDENT-Am-l
ong
drst
Mac d, _.
and \irs. I). H. llunter, announce thei
marriage of their daughter, t‘_hristena,l
to M
day,
hun
RETURNED HERO TO WED- Mr.|
r. Leslie M. Robertson, on Tues-l
June the eighteenth, nineteenl
drcd and eighteen, 'i`oroiito. Mr.i
Leslie M. Rob_ertson, referred tot
nhovv, is ii returned soldier, son off
Mi'. and Mrs. Allan Robertson oii
Mount Hope, P.E.l. Early in thc:
war he lost his right leg. After;
being returned to Canada he was gl-I
ven a business course by the Domi-i
nlon Government in Toronto, wheref
he now has a position.
'SCHOOL WORK-Tlie following is'
the standing of the pupils ot' Newton'
Cross School, in their monthly exami-
nations for Mny:- Grade VII-'1, Liz-l
zie Naddy; 2, Joseph McKenna. Gradei
vi-1, wiiiie ivicicennn anti Pneinnl
McKenna (er\ua1); 2, George McPher-
son; 3, Catherine Peckingliam. Grade
Anna Morrisey; 3, John Gill. Grade
seph Morrisey 'and James Gill (equal)
McPherson and Joseph McKenna-I,
Currie Coyle, Teacher. _
nom. iiiutiiiits i
~ REVERE HOTEL.
m
=€?`€F*‘°
._ E .
M. Matthews, O'Lenry
C. Hitz, Kensington
H. Bernard, French River.
A. Gosbee, Murray ltiver. `
G. Simpson. Kensington.
Laciane, Montreal.
Mrs. A. S. McAssey, Summerside,
Mrs. L. A. MacDonald, Su mersid.e‘
F. D; Campbell, Newport
A. P. Lewis, Summerside
Chas. W. Quigley, St. Peters
. Pineau. North Rustico
. IB. Crue, Summerside
R. Crue, Summerside
M. Ross, Toronto
J. Patterson, Hunter River
John Doyle, Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Delaney, Al-
bany
Hamilton Gamble, Albany
Mrs. W. E. Dawson. North Tryon
D. o'Hiiiinrnn, -st. John _ l
Rev. J. B. Mclntyre, Tracadie
H. F. Feehall. Mt. -Stewart
Geo. R. Teed, Montreal
____
VICTORIA HOTEL
McLeod, Montreal.
Sarvis. Montreal.
Gard, Amherst.
0. A. Somers, Toronto.
S. Finch. Toronto.
0. H. Hunt, Toronto
Goodwln_ Truro.
J. Armstrong. London.
R. Woodill, llalifax. 1
alor G. ll, Marsh. Ottawa. `
. B, Wheldon, New York,
Bone. Belleville, Ont.
B. McMillan. Queensfuil, Alta. I
_ S. Anderson, Detroit, Mich
_ W. Downey, Windsor, Ont.
Bennett, Toronto.
E, Barry. Moncton.
A. P. Kn|ght_ Kingston. Ont.
Scarborough, Toronto.
tl. Grunt, Winnipeg.
S. Maher, Ottawa.
J. Segal, Portland.
D. J. McNeill, Summerside.
’ QUEEN HOTEL
>nrm
s§g~es¢»~ossr§§sg§eo
' in SP?
p .
A. McFarlane, Annandale.
George Wlghtman, Montague.
L. M. McKinnon, Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. DLA. Simons, Ottawa.
Miss Bessie McLeod.
John R. Stewart. _ ' - -
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ROD AND GUN ,
Fishing and Canoeing In Algonquin
Park, The Record of a Cruise on the
Kawartha Lakes, Bear Hunting on
Peace River. On the Trail oi’ Ogarse,
A Day on the Bras D'0r Lakes, are
some of the con-tents of the Juno Issue
of Rod and Gun now on the news-
stands. The Guns and Ammunition
department this month ia' of special
Interest. containing as it does ri care
fully written and piactlcul article by
one who has been "over there" on
Sharpahootlng In the Trenches. Every
priqpectiva soldier should road this
arti.le for it tells the soldier how to
shoot tn kill, and this is what it is
needed If we are to win this war.
There are other articles' in his section
worthy ol' note and the I-‘islilng Notes
section is up to its usual standard.
Rod anii.Gun. the magazine of outdoor
life in Canada is published by W .I
Use "Tiz" for aching, burning, puffed-
up feet and earns or callouses
'Q , “Surel I use ‘TlZ’
-_ . I-/J” every time for any
` S ' ` foot trouble."
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DR. MacGUIGAN
I5() (E-i'i-:it (iteorge Street
fililivv of ltllv DP.
‘ ` (‘oiiro_\')
(lilii-v lIi's._i~l.30 to 10 :i.m.
1.00 to It p.in.
i.0(l to ‘I p.m.
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DR. CLIFT
CHRONIC DISEASES
CURATIVE TREATMENT by tho
G°°‘I’b5"3~ 5°” feet' burning feel--i month in advance Victoria Hotel
swollen feet, tender feet, tired feet.
drawing up your face in agony “Tlz"
out all the oisono datio
Get a 25-cent box of "Tlz" now at
any druggist or department store.
Don‘t suffer. Have”good feet, glad
feet, feet that never swell, never hurt
never get tired. A yenr's foot com-
fort guaraiiteed or money refunded.
::'l`o have the children sound :ind
healthy is the first care ot’ u mother.
They can not be healthy if troubled
with worms. Use Mother Graves'
Worm Externilnutor.
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NEW YORK’S FUR MARKET RE-
PORT . '
We are pleased to report that the
Fur Market in general shows unusual
activity for this season of the year.
This is mainly due to the unexpected-
ly large spring business done by
manufacturers not only in spring and
summer furs but to a great extent in
\vinter~goods purchased for immediate
and fall delivery. Fear of still higher
prices has no doubt influenced this in-
creased early buying.
The embargo which became effec-
tive on May 13th last makes it imipos-
sible to import foreign goods for the
time being. As a result, available
stocks of Russlzfn, Japanese, Chinese
and Australian goods are meeting with
a lively demand and will probably be
exhausted before the emi' of the sea-
son, This lack of foreign goods, it is
anticipated, may drive the market. still
higiher on some American articles.
Since our spring sale the market
has continued steady, with a brisk de-
mand for niuskri-it. ninrten, racoon.
wolf, skunk, good 1-oIored,inink. opos»
sum :ind pi‘acticulIy all kinds of fox.
The quantities of these articles in the
hands ot' dealers ure now below nor-
mal. There is also fi good demand for
lynx, otter, beaver, ermlne and lish-
cr, while beaver, badger. wild cnt. civ~
ii cat nnil' gray fox have moved ii bit
slowly' iii i'oinpnrison.
The date nf our next sale will he
iSepten\bcr 23rd und goods will be rc-
cfelvetl-up to September 3rd. 1918.
We have sot the diite for our fzill
solo sonicwhnt earlier than usual feel-
ing tilutt all nrtii-les will then be in
better demand and will realize corres-
pondingly liigher iprlces, as hiiyers
will have the opportunity ol' dressing
and dying their goods in nmplo time to
meet the demands of the fall and wint-
er trade. .
Our market reports .will he issued
from time to time and -during the ih-
terval o_iir Market Service Bureau is'
prepared to send yoii. upon request,
accurate information as to prevailing
market conditions regarding any arti-
cles in which you may be especially
interested. -
Liberal advances will be made
whenever desired immediately upon
receipt of merchandise.
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POSTUM I
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_ . Good-bye corne, callouses, bunions, HOURS 12 '_  ` "
V.-1, Joseph Dunn, 2, Willie Dunn.|and mw Enom N0 more Shoe Htighb, I _ 0 daily. NOW
Grade Iv-1' I'm“°eS MCKe““ai 3" ness no more limping with pain ori Y -
m_`1‘ Susle Gm' Grade H°“1' J°` is magical, acts right off. “'I‘iz"`draws| S- S- IIESSIAN
2' Fred Pecklnghami 3' Gewge P9“k', which puff up tli)e feet.ulissee‘¥'I’liz” ailid edadgtyeguilildcisd'
mgham' J hcmgle '"1' Mme”  wear smaller shoes. Use "Tiz" and, MONEY TO LOAN'
gham' ° “ °""I“°Y ‘md ‘f forget your foot misery Ah' how corn- Montague P E L '
Gill. Perfect Attendance- George formble your feet feel  rr ' ' ` “" '"7 m
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Barrister, Solicitor and
Notary Public
'mice Newson Block. Charlottetown
Branch Office, Georgetown
Money to Loan on Real Eotato
MOIQSON & DUFFY
l Ba.-rlsters and Attorneys
I Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada
MONEY TO LOAN.
McLEAN & McKINNON
Barrister Attorneymt-Law
i Barrlatere Attorneyl-at-Law
Office Royal Bank Building

Charlottetown. P.E.I.
 
I Does Your Stove
I Smoke
Then Prevent it by
Using
W ITC l'l soot 5'*
vtsikovrit
Q
Witch
A Soot Destroyer
Cleans Chimneys Chemically
NO FLAME,fNO ODOR, _
- NODANGER, N0 DIRT.
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oiascrions “`
Make a bright hot tire, then
place a. “Witch” (unopened) in
~ the hottest part, shut down all
plates and open all dampers
leading to chimney. In ii few
minutes ull liueii will be cleaned
of soot.
If chimney is very dirty you
may require two packages to
obtnln the desired results.
Prlco 25 Conte at all Dealers
SUPPLIES LIMITED;
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