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Port Robinson, Ont., July 8th.V15)15_
“ We have used “ Fruit-a-tives " in
our house forover three yearsiand have
always found them a good medicine.
01"* /l'l!l¢g1'rl, Hallie, was lmao/rd wil/|
l\'irl/my Duran. The Doctor said sho
wus threatened with Dropsy. Herlirnbs
and body were all swollen and we began
to think she could not live. Finally,we
decided to try “Fruit-a-tives". She
began lo :how improvement aficr we /md
given hn'afrw_ tablets. In a short time,
the swelling had all gone down and her
flesh began to look more natural. Now
she is the hrallhiesl one in tlrzfamily
and has no signs of the old ailment.
We can not say too much for “ Fruit-an
tives ” and would never be without
them ". `
WILLIAM WARREN.
50e. a. box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, ‘25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid on
recciptofprice by Fruit solves Limited,
Ottawa.
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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
Butter (creamery prints) ..._ 41-43
Eggs, doz.    .... 40-42
Fowl, lb  .... .... ...... 13-16
Chickens. lb   ..... _.. 15-18
Ducks, lb  .... .... _.... 16-18
Turkeys, in .. ..   22-25
Beef (lb) retail  .  15-25
Potatoes (bushel) .. .. .. 70-80
Hay (ton)  .,..   '$12-$14
Straw (ton)    7.00-8.00
Pork, (selects) wholesale  .. 18%
Oats (black) bush.   .. 70-72
Parsnips (lb)    .0155
Buckwheat.(bush.)   1.00-1.15
Wheat ibush.)   $150-$1.75
Beet (wholesale) dressed  11-13
Beef (live weight)    08-09
Turnips (h\1Hh€l)  .. .  20-25
Oats (white) bush.   68-70
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Butter, ereamery, lb   <40-41
Butter. dairy, lb   .. .. ..36-37
Buckwheat. bus.   1.00-1.20
Calfskins, lb  ..  19
Eggs, doz.  ..  .40
Hay, pressed. ton  11.00-12.50
Hay, loose, ton' .. . ..  10.00-11.50
Hides, lb  ..  .. ,.19
Lamb pelts, lb   60-90
Oats, black, bus.  ..  .70
Oats. white,  . . .. 66
Potatoes . . . .
..   60
Straw, pressed, ton   8.00
Pork, organs att.. lb  .. 14-16%
Wheat. bus.    1.50-2.00
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ontheilgliomted toe, good
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R'ECRUlT8 GROWlNG.- Three
of the Klug's County Siege
Draft are recruiting in the
oi the meetings held at Lower
Sturgeon, Gasperaux and
Road. A number ol’ rc~
are expected to Join this pop-
ular | of the service from this
th_a_c0un'ty~
T__UD<
_ _*MITCHELL RIVER.-Miss' Janet
Hayter returned to her' home lifter
spending the past few weeks in Car-
lllgan.-The' stork made s flying visit
to the home of Mr., and Mrs. Aeneas
McDonald and'i.e-ft e. lovely baby girl.-
I-ier friends regret to hear of the .'c‘r-
ious illness- of Mrs. lienry Green. but
AIODG for her speedy recovery.- ll-lr.
Joseph Campbell crosed by the "Prince
Edward" en route to New Gia:-Jgow, a
few days ago.-Mr. John il. Johnstone,
who had been home for the past two
weeks, owing to illness ol family left.
Wednesday by the "Prince Ed\varrl"
via New Glasgow, where he holds u
responsible position.-Quite a number
gt the citizens- around here this wr..-k.
are attending -the Campbell ami Camp-
bel trial at Georgetown.-Her friend;
are pleased to hear that Miss Lolo
JOIIHSIOIIB. who for the past iive_\vecks,
has been suffering with a blood-pois
onlng in her right hand and arm. is
new rapid-ly recovering under thc skil-
ful treatment of Dr. F. V. G-rant.-X.
..’*EA8TERN NEWS.-The absence
of a sufficient quantity of snow makes
the 'lumber and wood hauling a dllllc-
ult preposition.-Mr. I-larolrl Bruce has
completed his wor'k in the soft wood
and has a splendid pile of 1000 trccr
ready for the saw. He will use his
own portable' saw mill for the cutting
up'purposa in the' early spring. Should
the month oi' March prove a snowy
mtlnth, Mr. Bruce will add a large alm-
ou t oi' hard wood to his contract.-Mr.
i<". Dixon, Baltic, is now comfortably
installed in his new home on the Mc-
auly estate. Mr. Dixon has purchased a
large tract of lumber from Mr. li. Mc-
Gregor. and is busy getting a large
amount ol hardwood to the location
of his new ml=l-l, which he expects Lo
have running early' ln the summer.-
Mr. Michael S. McDonald the popular
and enterpri-sing lumber miller, Baltic,
/IB busy as a beaver in his plant just
now. With his other qualifications, Mr.
McDonald ls n splendid and efiiclcnl,
horsemen and just recently completed
the training in his spare time of a bea-
utiful black col; belonging to Mr. Sy-
lvaruts McAulay, his partner in bus-
iness.-Mr. Jas-_ Kihsugh. Baltic. rec-
eived. I1 few days ago, the sad news of
the death of his son James in San An-
tonio, Texas, Very fe'w particulars were
given. but details of his death will fol-
low later.--Mr. -Edward Mossie. Station
Agent. C. G. Rys, Baltic. is able to re-
sume his duties after a slight indis-
posltlon of several days standing.-
Mr. Wade Hughes of Sourls, ln over-
alls and moccasins, and packing a cad-
dy ol Tobacco, paid at visit to the Bai-
tic last week.--Mr. Harry McLean.
Sourie. proposes erecting a large' fish
depot at Red Point bench this coming
spring, The building will ben modern
one in every detail and will contain
s large aquarlam. for exhibition pur-
poses where tbe habits and customs of
deep me fish may be watched. A small
wharf or jetty will be built in conjun-
ction with the building to facilitate the
landing and mooring of large llshlng
baits. This will be a splendid inovatlon
for the fishermen at this point and no
doubt fully appreciated.-Mr. Garfield
Stewart has contract for supplying -the
lumber for the above building and' to-
gether' with Mr. Peter Rose, his lum-
ber foreman will have the contract
completed shortly.-Mrs. Walter B.
Young Klngsboro, was in Charlotte-
town for several days last week with
her -little son Warren, who is receiving
electric treatment at the P. E. l. Hes
pital for a wound received some
months ago.-Mrs, William Young is
-still in a very cr'itical`condltion, but
hopes are still entertained for ber
ultlmate recovery.-Mr. M. S. Robert-
son. R. Master, Kingshoro, sold the
bridge to be built over the West River.
on the 20th Feb. The price was $700.00
and the lowest bidder was Theo.
Stewart.-Miss Belle Pope who has
been res-lrling at lied' Point for several
weeks returned to ber home at Chop-
atow this week. Misa Pope' has made
many friends while here and will be
missed very much socially.-<Mr. Free-
man Muttart, Kingsboro, is killing and
coming prime beef. which will be sold
for local conslniptlon.
Teething Time I
JA Time oi Worry
When baby is teething is a time of
worry to most moihers.- Baby’s little
gums become swoolen and tender; lic
becomes cross; does not sleep well;
is greatly troubled with constipation;
colic or diarrhoea and sometimes even
convulsions seize him. During this
erlod nothing can equal the use of
gabys Own Tablets. They regulate
the bowels and stomach and make the
teething so easy that the mother
scarcely realizes baby is getting his
teeth. Concemlng the/l'a~blets Mrs.
Arthur Archibald. New Town. N. S..
writes: "i used Baby’s Own Tablets
when baby was getting his teeth and
l.fbund them an excellent medicine."
The Tablets are sold by medicine
dealers or by mail `at 25 cents a box
.from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine’
Co.. Brockville, Ont.
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ITOOKE BROS. LIMITED
misuse - - moN11uuu.
..°TWO CENTS per word each In-
sertion tor advertising in this col-
umn. Cash musl accompany order.
Minimum charge twenty-live esuts.
.Dix Hunt will olliclntc nt Sl. Al-
bania Church. Sourls. on Sunday. .
..~A cAt.l.' Fon nEcRu|Ts.-
More men are' required for the
Siege Ar'tlllery Draft quartered lu ibc
splendid barracks at Sourl~.=. This
draft is now compo-'crl of u splendid
lot of men who are rapidly: progress
ing in their work and young mcn who
feel that 'their turn has coinc to ful-
fil a duty to their country and io thi-
meu ut the front who ~requlm--roller?
will find a hearty rrcir-ome wuitinr:
them from the boys of thc' draft. Su
come along and join. ,
..’”BEACH POINT.-'i‘l\c' semian-
nual examination of Cape' Bear school
was held on '1‘ues<ia_v afternoon l~‘eb.
6th. l\'otwlth:'tandlng the uul'z\vornhl.c'
weather (here were quite a number' ofi
ratepriyers ns'-sc'inblerl to listen to rn.dI
take part in the exnnnlnatlon. The;
classes' were examined by Messrs lied-
lcy Penny, Luther ami Benjamin .lor-
`dnn, Philly Strickland and J. W. \\'hitc.
"l‘he reading was admirably rendered
by the different classes and the spell-
ing wos exceptionally good. Proufpi
and' decisive answers were -received to
each of the questions asked by the
Inspectors oi the illfforcrrt classes:
which give credit to‘thc untirin: cf-
folls of thc' teacher, Miss ('arrlc lil.,
Cursoii. In a few bricf ami nppi'opr'lntf=.
words each oi the Trustccs expressed
their satlzfaciion at the advuncenicnl
made in all the subjects taught, c.~-'»oc_~-
ially since the beginning of the t.en'|n.
congratulating the tcuclier on her good
work. Mr. Luther' Jordan being cullcrl
to the chair. The foll0\\'lr\i: p.ror.','r':\m
was rendered. liec.-James l’crzuy.
Chorus-Good luck to thc boys of the
Allies; Rec.-Sybil Dnly; ltcc.--l.uc_\~
Penny; Exercise-by Six Girls; lieu.-
lllzzic Penny; l`ilaloguc--Albert Jack-
son and Albert McNeil; ite-c.-(‘heslc`i'
Strickland; ltec.--Evelyn Billard; illn-
logu&(Spelllng Class) by Ten Pupils; I
Rec.-Frank Mcilend; l)uc.t-Julia .lor-
dnu a-nd Gertrude Jack 'ou; lle'_r.--('lll'-
ford Jaclrsoii; Exerci.=-e-by Foul'
Girls; Boys rights-br Whitman Daly:
Chorus-"\Vc" never lc( the old -flag
iail"; Reading-Julia Jordan; Roc.-
Mnry Irving; -"'l`ipperary"-by Four
Girls; Rec.--Jennie l'Jnl'_v; Rec.-t`yrus
penny; Dlal'oguc`-“A llumpu:=-nn-Gln-
gerbrcad-Hill". God Save the King.
After the program thc vlsrltors ex-,
pressed their pleasure in the outcr-
taimcnt offered and tlinnkcd the teach-
er Miss Carson, who is on her fifth
'term with them, for the care nnri_
thought exercixcd ln teaching and
training the children so crlicleniiy.
Sneezing Colds Bad Cough:
Irritable Throat All Cured
Just think of it, a cold' cured in ton
soothing baleams.and__out goes the
cold-snuilles and cured-headache
is cured-symptoms of Catarrh and,
grippe disappear at once. lt‘s the heal-|
ing pine essences and' powerful anti-_
soptlcs in Catarrhozone that enable
it to act so quickly. In disease of theI
nose. for irritable throat, bronchitis,
coughs and' catarrh il's a marvel
Safe even for children. Beware of,
dangerous substitutes offered under
misleading names and meant to de-
ceive you for genuine Catarrhozone‘
which is sold everywhere, large size
containing two months - treatmentl
costa $1.00; small size 50c; trial size'
25c.
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SAEREII EIIIEIIIES
PIIISEII IN IIINIIUN
ILONDON, March 1- The Bishop
of London proposes to close all brit
eight -cliurclies in the (lily oi' London
until thc' emi of tho war. The object
is to sat the clergyxucn fr'cc to act as
chaplains with the forces- ou active
service, or in voluntccr work under
the national service scheme. Tire
City of London has many churches'
and few inhabitants. According to the
een-sus oi 1911 the resident popula-
tion was 19,657. The churches are a
survival of the time when merchants
and trsdeameu lived on their business
premises. Before' the great ilre in
1666 there were 90 parishes. Of the
churches destroyed 36 were no; re-
built. in the last century 25 church-
es were taken down ami the sites of
the old ones divided among the in-
mous churches. The city parishes
have small populations. St. Ethel-
burga, Bisbopsgate, har- 74 and is
one of the oldest lt escaped the great
fire. St. Stephen, Walbrook which
ig considered one of. the finest ex-
amples 9( wmyfi. work, and St. Mary-
le Bow in Cheapslrle which no\v pos-
sess 151 and the belle' which are the
successors to the traditional Bow
belle associated with Dick Whitting-
ion. St. Giles, Crlpplegate. has 662.
This 'ls where Milton is buried. '
GERMAN UIINSIII IUSES
VAIUABIE PAPERS
(Special to The Guardian.)
JUAREZ, Mexico. March 1- The
German council here was robbed last
night and a. number ol' important oi-
llclal papers are reporte'd to have been
taken from the flies of Consul Max
Weber. who has been ln charge oi
consular and diplomatic affairs for
the German Government in' noythern
MOXICO.
EIGIIIINP IN ARGUNNE
(Special to the Guardian.)
PARIS. March 1.-Encounters be-
tween tho French and German patrols
took place during last night is
Argonne and east ot the Metzeral.
Alsace. the War Oillce announced tn-
rlay. Prisoners were taken by the
French in the course ol these opera-
T I '»ENJovAa|.e EVENING-\ lm
when llrcll' ilulighicr Mis. llcrhcrt
'l‘rninur gave ri party to her friends.
Munlc null rizrllrzilig wus indulgcrl ln.
music being |'\\|'ui:-‘rch by three of (ln
niufit pcpulilr' yrmrig viollnisif.; .\lc<.-ers
_,#3T, A'|_5AN'$__ Thu |},_-,-0,-,_-,,.1’l.oul:= l‘un:_l-.l;.-_ Sl phcn .\loom-_-' .ind
l.0uIr; l'l:\1.rii\, 'l`l\c princlp.\l l'c;itu:'c'.
of (he cv\.'.rlng \'.'el'c ii tcp-dul\i:~_~ b_\-
I.\-le.-vsrs \\'ilZl'ir.\ (‘uuur.l!_\’ niirl llul'r'_\'
'l`lr0n|pf‘on. und a i-'clo (;\lncl{ll\nou`.~=
March) by l\lrir.l~lenry (‘.lnr'kin and Mrs.
I’atr-ick 'I`rtnino1'. ut'cr.\1npar\le'il un lhc
vloiiu l.»_‘f Mr. J. J. 'l`ra!nor. Supper
was sirvcd nt eleven thirty in Mrs.
l-lerb ’l`\.\inor".r and Miss Vonnlc (‘on-
nnll_v‘s host style. .\i`tc‘r supper. musli-
nnd dztiicing \\'l.\: ngnln lurlulgcel In
:inn lrrpl up unlll the “woe sum"
llouru ul’ thc luu\'i\illi~l .\\!li_on ul! rc_l_u_r|i':|l
lo their l\oiu_c.~: tl'1\rxl:ir1,',' r\l|'. :ind Mrs.
'l`x.\lr\o|'. for lllr time \\"l\lrli they lr:‘.vl
ifiorcrlgliljv cnjoycxl.
IIINIIIINI IIAIIY IVIAII I
IIEIJIIIVIES PENNY PAPER
LONDON, llizxrch 1--- 'l`l\c l.o\.rlun
l)nll_\' Mull anunlruccs it \\'lll ba'r~o|nc
:lil eight pn_'_?c cornpli-ll-._ lwo' c-mil
pnpcr' on liloullny i\l:n'l:lx Sth, pl'cscl'\'-
ing al liis features. The 0b.crve1' nl
ici' Sliuday rrixt will bc foul' rtcuts. _
PRIISSIAN BACHEIURS
III BE HEAVIIY TAXEII
l.()Nll()N, ;\la|r<'ii 1- Dr. f\u;:\le-rt
von l.cril>:c, l’i'u.~=sinn Minister of
Fl-iinirce, hui ftllliorrricr-'il it new l\cu\'_\'
lax on bar-|iclo|'S. :ii-co|°|li|:_‘< lo it llcr-
llu tclcgrnm. lfumilics with r:|\ill,lr'|~t\.
on the other l\nmi_ lhc nilliolinci-\|u~.r\l
.states-_ will bc rclic`vcrl ol' :I pmt ui'
thc burden ol' m~llin:u'_\' lnxuiion_ :rn-
coriling tu (hc number of llicil' ilril-
ilrcu.
PAINTS ALFONSO BY PROXY.
.\I.\liltl|\, l"cl>. ‘.38-King .-\ll`l-iso.
:ll|:=m'l,»cil b_\' his oi'r'upf\tion. luis liccn
unniilc io give ihr' ricr'r:¢..<:ir\- uunliu-1'
of slillufxs in (`nl'lu '\'u.=r|\\c7/._ who i:-r
crlgagcrl in puintim: thc |\mrlul'f'h'.'-1
porlrnlr. Sonor Vasquez, no\vc'vor,
has snlvcrl tim diilir'|ill_v. No lnntlur
a|_ what time one visits his studio lim
king can bc sccu lhcrc silllniz in ai
foluillm' pose in the u11li'ur'||l of at cu-
loncl oi’ infantry.
ll' cnc exnniillcn lhr; so\'crmgn :lr-
lcnlivcly ll can br-. soon that ill- ru-
tnins his lmmovztbilily---ll is ii \\'r\.\
llgurc which reprcsclils him. 'i`lic
llgurc null uiiiturlc of .\l|'on.~'o limi:
Iirscn ex:-icily coplgd null hu will .invi-
to pose only for t e face and li;\nu.=.
IMPOSSIBLE TO KEEP
U. S. NAVAL SECRETS.
W/\SIiING'l‘ON. Feb. .2811 .\s..n .rc-.
-'tuli ef the cr>irtr'ovcrs_v which the
navy department; held \vilh i.‘im1'lc:s
minutes-‘Lllul.'S' WI!-at hliDD9I\B WhBll`|C\rri.is. concerning thc wisdom ul'
you use “Caturr1iozone-.1’You inhale Its' using (lic electric' drive in the new
battle cruisers. Rear Arlmirul Grif-
iln. chief of the burr-'.|u of steam
engineering, has clrurgeil that it is
impossible for the navy to ki-.cp
secrets, because Aulerican ship-
building companie.-u divulged ilu-
contents' of the plans given to them
for estimate purposes.
The following is the s'tatc-niont
which Admiral Grifi`in has matic to
Secretary Daniela and thc' Scnnic
cornmlttc on naval affairs.,
“Any hope ef the United States
beiug able to steal u rn:u'cl\ on
foreign navics as matters neu
stand. seem futile. We have lon,.:
been forced to believe that li, ‘is n
practical lmposs-lblllty to keep .sec-
Nearly Every Girl
Can Make iierseli
Prelly amljliraclive
SOME WHOLESALE TRUTH EVE-
RY GIRL SHOULD THINK A-
BOUT.
l’robabl_v you know juni anvil it girl.
Perhaps silo is sixtccn-good in limit
at. and prr~il_\'-~-quite lntcweslllu: bc
cause she rcllecls the gmucs um.
charm that give pronliso ol' hnp|rirv:.-:r
to herself null others. But she is xiii*
strong. 'I`l|e color in hor checks, cnc:-.
so rosy. has furlcd away--ber ores are
iistless-thc buoynnvy of spirit. and
vigor she once posrrcsscil :irc emily
lacking. Pnrenls. irlcnrls. this glr.
needs i~`ci'|'<w.ono~~needs it run! hcl'
blood may be rcuewcrl-ncc.rls ll io we
store Lilo nerve force thni. i:r'o\\’lI».
study nnd development ei' her fresli
youth have cxhaustcrl. This girl will
become it queen with l~`cr'rozouc-wlricl.
will rc:=torc hor color-brlug back ho.
old-tline energy-glvo brightness lo
her eyes :ind vivnciiy io her spirits.
in Ferrozoue cvory girl linda' strength
-then she can tio things. ln li`crro7.-
one there is endurance-ihai urlve:
away morning tiredness nun iunguor.
For the girl or woman that wants rf.
be happy. lrcaltliy, winning-who vm
ues rosy checks. laughing eyes and nb-
undant good spirits, nothing can corr.
pare with i"ei'rozouc. 501°. per box. or
six for $2.50. Get It today from any
dealer in medicine. or by mnli iron.
The Catnlriiozoue Co., Kingrilon. Our.
Snow and Sun
Glasses
We have a complete line oi
snow and sunglasses also fireg-
iles and eye protectors o ai
_ inde. Don’t let ‘the snewlreflect-
ion -or sun are spot our
eyes when youg can be reiiieved
by wearing glasses that will ex-
cude all sun and snow glare.
Get a pair todazy. We have them
inprlce from 5cto2.50.
I-I. J. MABON
Drugglsl. and Optlclan
Next door to Bank of Commerce
tions.
Montague. , . . P. E. I.
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.. V____v________.______,_:_  _ til’ \lr -irililtl;/its 'l`I\.»r\\'t>'ih`luIl\‘\1~l\ i\\l:\ A A V I A
ion on 1 n_\ evrmn. t o » \ us .,  to'   S 
.Always Profitable
Spring and winter meet and shake hands in this
slorc where style, quality and low prices are combined
to make shopping pleasing as well as profitable. _ .
Privtrs rzr':d Gmghams _
in light and daik colorings from loc to _22c per yard.
Reliable wc-avcs and colors wnicli will stand hcaps
check and plain g;rounds,piaids and all the fashionable
effects.
I Extraordinary Values in Dress
Goods
‘ The very xnzilwials in poplins, serges, wrepps,
_ Bedford cords, etc., to insure you a warm, but dainty ‘
. serviceable dress for afternoon wear now, and later A
L on when you vi ill be leaving <»l`l' your heavy coats. The '
‘I shades are exceptionally prei ly this season and retail I
from 65c the yard up to $1.10. ,
Leave the cold .weather behind you and prepare I
for the bright Spring days when A
New Curtains and Draperies I
j selected from over exceptionally dainty lines will fill
a long felt want :md make your windows the envy of -
` your neighbors. The selection includes muslins inl
plains and plain with dainty llowcr or rose border at
16 to 550 per yard. '
Lovely Crettones, Curtains, _
Curtain M uslins. etc., etc. 
and art sateens that make such pretty drapcrics and
I cushions. "
` The spring goods as they come in daily, make I
plszasant surprises for the shoppr-rr. ` , .
Buy at Home .Where Selection is “Wide "
| Stanley Bros. ,'
. The Always Busy Store f 
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II of.tubbing,im:luding pretty eliades of pinI<,bluc,_brown,
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"l)c:-rpitc' their l`1'-.‘r|ucl1l |1rol<::=l-
rlnccil that -ionic of lhcsc inc-ii nin_\'
in-. (lr-|wr1ill~cl upon lo nlalic TS!4(r‘S.
lm iii.-pcrlllmi upon to kc-'cp l'u|'ci;:n
govcrui11cr'.ls fully irxl'orm:~rl 1-1--
_gairrijug 1\zl\'ul rscrluts lliul culm-
iuio iiliil' pu.~'@c»'siu|i."
rcl any ol' our liurleriullirigs.
“Expericnce with the tlcsigu of lill-
buttlc cruisers has prureii that sonic
of the American engineers and ship-
bullders lo whom these plans were
srnt in confidence are not \\'mllr_v ol
the trust ibut was imposed in thorn.
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ry Letter
Make Eve
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'l`herc is only one prinl ing method that
exactly duplicates nr iuui t;.-pewriting. and
that is our mo cl c r n new Muliigraph
Printing Service.
This Muliigraph Printing Service
supplies thc character that other print-
ing lacks. It has personal appeal-it
catches-it clinches-it rivets the atten-
tion of the-customer, where ordinary
printing would command only contempt.
Every Letter, (`irculzrr.
. Announcement, or State-
ment vou send out, printed _
the MUL'l`IuRAPH way, has
the appearance of an actual
typewritten letter. at le:-is
than one-tenth the cost. Any
quantity, almost any size.
can be printed in colors
Black, Blue. Purple, Green,
Red or Mauve.
'l`ry out the Multigrapl1Print|r_1i:
Service, and be_convinced that ii’s in-
dividuality and 1ts_ personalty _will pay
you handsomely, in greater returns-
betier effect.
Merely send us copy of what you want
Multigraphed together with your sini-
iuuery. and wc feel confident the results .
will be more than satisfactory-
'l`Ilis is the only service* of iis kind in
Prince lzclward Island. bet ac<_iU3|m<"|
with it at once ny sending us a trial order
Guardian Publishing
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You have less bother and trouble, no
disappointment, and you save in real
available cash, when TRAIN OR attends
to your plumbing, _
The next time you want the best in
good plumbing. telephone Trainer-
either 393] or 294L.
FRED H. TRAINOR A
80 Grafton St.
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sh.
a Personal Appeal
You Save all Along the Line
When TRAINOR Does Your Plumbing