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. f-11-1-ill* I ' -ll-I _ r -_ fr _  __ _ I' '_' I ; - -,
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FREE
' FREE OFFER `
f ‘ ARMAND s
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. .F590 Powder we are able to allllllll '
' ' " 0- ieee"one use jar oi Armand'a
J All
ARMAiiUS__ ‘ l
ex
tlohally illle offer. _ Arm!-l\`d’a
widely known and ia a favorite.
With each Mo box of 
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F’
datlon Creme. This la an cep-
U .
We have the powder in the popular
shades. Symphonic la the miracle
creation in Face l?owder,' a’ 
' - shade, new texture, new akin o
FUUIIQATIUII.
GREIAE V
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ton
and harmony. Take advantage o!_
the free offer today. _ _ _ ,
ron sans or » 
 BRADALBANE PBESBYTERIAN
- » CHURCH. -» Sabbath. September
0 4, _Preaching at 11 s. m. and at
~ Rose Valley at 3 p. rn. Rev. J. Keir
Thompson, Ph. QD., will preach.
Advertisingihtes-Payable In Advane
Central Gil!-ltdllll locall, (Q. par Word; wqkml '|111
Ea-stem lvtnll. 2°- Per word; Announcements and Coming
Events, 20- pcs' Wllrd; Clasihed, Ze. per word; in Memoriam
v * ' .
Notices, 'i0c. per inch;
ings Cards, etc, sensor
per inch; Notices of
is
name; Letters of Condolenoe, 'I0e
and Appreciation, 'i0o. pee inch
or do per word. Other rltea on applications.
of Floral and Spiritual Offer
m Miscellaneous
wsxrun - AGENTS 1N~EvEuY
town in Canada to sell Pers
Christmas Cards One-Dollar _
Dozen up. Surprising values, low
prices, quick easy sales, big earn-
ings, also low prices on boxed as-
sortment. Bend for sample k
now. Premier Art Guild, Wel1ing~
ton at York, Toronto.
` A. W. 0-1-tl' 30.
Agents Wanted_`_ 0 \
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eco
IOBN ALFIIED McDONALD, Pico.
vlncisl Land Surveyor, Herman-
ville, (R. 3, Bouris.>
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WE HAVE A NUMBER OF EN~
quiries for houses. If you have a
property to rent list it with us.
Charlottetown Reel Estate, _
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Male Help Wanted
so nannies Accolmvlonarun
177 Euston Street 5508 9 2 3|. _ ,
,runes-rs Acconnuonnan
146 Hillsboro Street 5518 0-2
Boarders Wanted
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_ - -ai.
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rosansns Accoivnuomrrsn.
35 Passmore Street. 5524-9-2-31.
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STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED.
219 Euston Street. sept. 2-li.
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srunaur-s"on`BusiNEss sian
accommodated 238 Kent Street.-
 5401-e-1-ii.
- _ ,
- _ Wanted
WANTED - ALE BOT'.l'LEB, PTS.
and qts. Phone 1107 or write W.
Michael. Charlottetown,
_ ares-s-1-tr.
WANTED - SMALL ROOM SUIT-
able for storeroom. Apply
Guardian. 5518-9-2-li.
For Sale .
FOR. SALE--YOUNG YIGS. D. Cl
MacLean, DeSable. 5490-9-1-2
WANTED _ MAN T0 WORK ON
farm. James Hogan, Rocky Point.
_ _ 5488-9-1-El.
._ Situations Vacant
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ATTENTION - c.nEa'rEs'r nvi-
aginsble demand this se n`
for our celebrated, inexpensv
“ ‘» ri ir ii G _
e
sso
i e
Royal Be es C rs mas reet-.
ing Cards, Secure orders now ev n ,
Tre
mendous profits. Experience or
dollar sample bool: ’-free to wo k-
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'ro Lev :"1  .
HOUSE T0 LET. APPLY 61
Prince Street 'S430 0 1-2i
Employment Wanted
EXPERIENCED MAID WANT
work Apply Charlottetown Rea
r
MIDDLE AGE WOMAN WANTS
house work. Country preferred.
_ Apply to 133 Dorchester Street.
5502-9-2-3i.
FOR SALE-ORGAN AT A BAB-
gain. 25 King' Square.
4 - - 1
55783-31.
FOR SALE- SECOND HAND
driving wagon. Price $15.00.
.iamcs Blake. Malpeque Road.
` 5512-9-2-Bi.
CABDBOABD, SUITABLE F0!
lining outhousea, etc., le. pu
sheet. Guardian oflice. ti
»-_--?---1_1e--'-_-1-
FOR SALE--SEVERAL COOKING
Hinges. 89 Rochford Street. `
5529-9-3-21.
FOR SALE. - OLD PAPERS, I
tents bundle. Guardian Odios.
‘ 2-4-if.
‘ FOR SALE, T0 LET, BOARD AND
Y°°m Signs on hand at Guardian
Office. ' f gf,
lECON'D HAND FURNITURE FOB
Snlr. Dining room' table and
chairs, bed steads, mattresses.
“Yimts and etc., at '18 Euston
Silver. - e494-0-1-si.
TOR SALE --HEAVY MARE 8
Y°“1'S Old. mill: `oow, 3 elevator
poinio dlglelii. Cleveland tractor,
Diifise Sedan, tractor plough.
P°0i05"s Service Btstion,__ North
Wen- » osos-0-z-ai.
ron sau: -N rn-'nz Acme mum
in road condition in si. actors
Harbour, two miles from not 40
B- R. Station. Reasonable price.
EBSY terms to ri ht art Mrs,
_ K . P l'»
' Levi Trowsdale, Bristol, P. E. I.
5438-B-30-8|.
‘nursery ron sara -_ nous:
nineteen rooms, two apartment
houses, two lots. one corner store
one house outside city limits, fox
'mfifih it acre land. House, Elm
Avcnlle. country property will ex-
:hange for city property, one
£10050 on Kent street, one corner
Dt. one large house, good local-
ity. cnsripuctownl mai astute.-
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Nl lose.
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£aealoaa»»¢leeaa ‘
yoilljlholdi
In  ___.____ _ _ __ ._._ (Patriot please copy.),'
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T0 LET-FURNISHED RESID-
enee. All modem conveniences.
Central location. Apply to Guard-
ian. 5501-9»1-Si
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_ MBS. JANE MMKENZIE
Early Monday morning, July ith,
the sad intelligence came to the.
. many relatives and friends ini
French River, and surrounding dis-
tricts thatMrs Jane MacKe
Kenzie had passed away in the P.
E. Island Hospital where she had
undergone a serioin operation.
The late Mrs. MacKenzie was 09
years of age and- had always en
joyed good health, being .blessed
‘ with a robust constitution, and her
death following an illness of such
short duration came as a shock to
\` all who knew her.
‘. She is survived by three sons,
William, John and Duncan, French
River, and three daughters, Jane,
` (Mrs. Vernon D. Currie), Char-
lottetown; and Lucy and Vipla at
home.
One son Frank gave his life in
the Greatwar and one daughter
elvieble, predeceased her roms V011.
ago.
` The funeral service was conduct-
ed by her Pastor Mr. Orsborne, fol-
‘ lowing the service in the home. The
casket heavily laden with magnitlo-
ent floral tributes of friends .sud
relatives was conveyed to the Cled-.
die Memorial Cemetery and the re-
mains tenderly iiid beside *hm
loved ones in the family P100 .Who
' had gone before( . »- ~_
‘ 'rnc norsi tributes are as i°!l0wl=
1 Pillow, the family. P_illovL._Mr-
and Mrs. A. E. Macc. wreath. Mm
‘r-rm: nemsru. wreath, Mrs. Frank
`Ptdgeon. Crescent, Mr. and M11-
Frsnk Currie. Wreath, viola. Spray,
iresric. spray, xutie. wreath, Mn-
lie. Spray, Mrs. Josiah Howstt.
.VICES.--Dt. M. E. Cienge Will
0 7.30 p. m.
.I. Ernest il. Viortli _
rains sr. 142 rrurce -street..
_ TEACHERS at the Union Commer-
. cial College. Call, phone or write
 Prin. Moran for particulars.
Sept. sth, the S. School in the
Presbyterian Church, Clyde River,
_ will be at 10 a. m., Young People’s
Meeting at 11 a. m. Miss Mhry
__ McKenzie, Deaconess, will give an
address.
gow Church of Christ Bible School
in spare time, deliver later. -I M°"°T1 “U5 W¢°k- 5515'9'3'1i-
, . V nzle
_widow of the late Donald Mac-
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FORUM - Big Indoor Carnival,
September 19th to 25th.
4002-ey-uae.
THE CIIABLOTTETOWN
GUARDIAN can be obtained at
Subway Tobacco Store, Moncton, .
N. B. Aug. 19-tf.
` razsay-roman cnuacn san- _
preach at Mt. Stewart at 11 a. m.
Highfield at 3 p. m. and Tryon at
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TWO CERTIFIED SHORTHAND
A515-9-2-li.
CLYDE RIVER _ On Sunday,
SUNDAY SERVICES.-New Glas-
10 a. m. Worship service 11 a. m.
Service in the Cavendish Baptist
Church 3 p. rn. Wm. G. Quigley,
Pastor. ' ,
POLICE COUB.'l'.--At the Police
Court yesterday morning a. non-
support case was dismissed. A msn
charged with disorderly conduct
was lined $20.00 and costs or 10
days. A summary cleotxnent was
ordered carried out.
SANITARY CLASS ROOMS-
Hot water heating - Modern con-
veniences-Everything to safeguard
health of students, at the Union
Commercial College. See Prin.
funeral of the late Mrs. George
laid to rest in Hartsville Cemetery.
750, $1.00 and _. 
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011 *September .6*'_‘- .
Do You Realize That School Opens Next Week? Have You ‘
| ,Your Children Really? Let Us Help You to Select Their
School Attzre at Savzng
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1.”‘.=.0i_g_‘f‘i‘%_i”‘.‘t‘:=_¢f 04.00   
  
Another range O_ y’ ' j'_§-Vj _, _ `
;1;‘i:s.ses¢..Pc;<$12.00 ~   ~ 1 »
f Bo s Sults ‘f'-io \ ’ il,    
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Boy’s Pants in Shorts and   ' ij 
Bloomer styles. Sizes 24 to  ':§.‘f 5 »  iii `. /
30. Prices soc, sac, $1 65   
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Boy’s
Long Pants
Blouses. Prices 50c
to 
Boy’s Caps. A big
assortment. 35c to
Khaki Drill Shirts.
All sizes. Price 65c to
?if.'?.‘,’§‘3;.‘?.".Z’."_?.[‘Tf‘: $3.00
Boy’s Fancy Shirts and
$1.00
$1.00
Boy’s Blue Chambray and
$1.00
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pants.
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School Suits'
Boy’s Tweed suits with
Bloomer Pants. Sizes 24 to
 Ylfioo '§.”`?‘fif‘ .1 _ _‘_”_`i_“f’ $3-00
BOYS Suits in Brown striped
worsted with 2 pair long
Specially priced 
r.:l~»._~r_'n‘
Boy ’s 
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Sizes 30 to 36.

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Just in time for the School
Opening- B0y’S Fancy Coat
i and Pullover Sweaters.. A11
sizes and newest designs
_ 3?? .§‘l.1‘.’T‘Tf'_ _ _ f°.’l‘."?f $3-00
Golf Hose
ors and sizes. The prices _.that
_ 3,. V . `
are from 45C to  _,`,}
pau' 
Boy ’s
‘Ol
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A big assortment of col- 
  ‘ School ..
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Commercial College-Individual in-
csnltal unnecessary. _ Bic five ruuunsr. yssrsansy-'rho -"""-""`“" '_ l _ __
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hid, o1r5rrt:gi]¢`:.y'GBsr.1hlt“l°.Ii‘{:sl3.1s"‘1l.`gf.i §;zieCY1e`;cl;‘e1d;;ite;::yB;1;H;r::;  O YS REA D THIS .I -
,'§f"§,_"§ff,‘;,If“‘ °°"°‘“°‘°° "’ “°"' A School Bag Given Away FREE With Every Boy’s Suitv I
_po wma rum it tr.. un.. Bought Here Within the Next Ten Days.
struction - Courses modem and I h t.t . L . .t d. ff
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Prin Moran 5515 9-2-11 -
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Estate Co 62 Grafton St ect ___ _ " -» _ _ -. 1 ""',._ __ __
551° 9" 5’ cannon or ENGLAND-ser- ' . . r
vices in the Parish of New London -
on the ith inst will be as follows: '
Kensington Holy Communion, at .
10.30 a. na, School reopens at 2 ’ '
lington School at 6.30 p. m., Ser-
vice at 1.30 p. m. G. T. Spriggs,
Rector.
HERRING - REYNOLDS WED-
iating Minister on the afternoon
August 31st, 1032, Mr. Harry B.
Herring was united in the bonds
nolds, both oi Murray River. The
groom was supported by his brother
Louis Herring and the bride was
mended by ner sister néiep. Rev.
C. E. Armstrong, odiciating.
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BIRTHS
THERIAULT-At Dartmouth, N
S., Aug, 25, to Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Theriault, a son.
MARBIAGES V
HERRING - REYNOLDS-At tb
home of the officiating Minister
Rev. C. E. Armstrong, ou Augus
Reynolds, both of Murray River.
Card of f Thanks
The Ladies' Aid ofthe P. E. I.
Hospital wish to extend their
thanks to friends throughout the
Provinbewho so generously con-
tributed to the success of the
kuncheon held in the Exhibition
uilding. 3528-0-2-li.
lil MEIAURIAIA
In loving memory ofllmest Wil-
|bur. son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
clark 'of summerside, who
,. _.n .
Clothes should bo damper f°1‘ W
by hand. ‘Often a person can IIVI
¢¢ - ~ _ ‘ironing machine than for ironins
Jlbor by bringing clothes indoors
lust before they are completely fill/
L_|_N_| _ fi”
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then rolling st once for lronlnl
_without further dampeninl- ' ; _
` A ' N°'“‘ muh aminod for the defense. Ind *#-
Valleyiield on Sunday at 7.30 p. m.
Donald Campbell, student. will
DING.-At. the home of thsoffi; conduct the service*
of
Holy Matrimony to Miss Jean Fey- on nocnroro square wui rc-open on
Miss virginia scsrtn. me-0-1-si
Alfred Ferguson wish to announce
pssuc
' - - ~~~- Doiron, after which Mr. Mid MIS-
“W” °°pt°mb°' m' Tm' “Wu osuant me on a mp to em-.cc
  “WIN 1°\“\4-'*M°“°"°“ T““‘°
No De  9." of mg King Vg, Earl Lund,
UHDIBTAKII who was charged with breskinl
- ' ~ Ek. -V
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cnvaon selwrcas-service in
BT.l'E'l'!1l.'S Preparatory School
Monday, 19th of September. Child-
ren of kindergarten age also ac-
cepted. Applications to be made to
ENGAGEMENT.-Mr. and Mrs.
age to take place latter part of.
J. September. 5514-9-2-li. '
Miss Elizabeth MacMillan at th
BR_ooxFmLD__The “WMS m Womens Institute, left this morn
U the Brookfield Congregation on mg °“ 9' h°Hd“5' mp t° B°5t°
________.__---- sunday, sept. on win be as roi- “nd New Y°'k-
V lows: Harisville S. School 2 p. rn., “_”
e Young Pe0p]e.s'Memng' '3 p_ m__ The Rev. F. A. MacMillan, D. D.,
t Bmokmld' s_ school, 1030 a_ mn of Philadelphia, left on return this
Y Pe I , M nd d song morning after visiting his old home
sl. 1032. Ham! B. Herring to Jean seztzi mfavgiml tid 1; gary Mc- m Alben? Plainx
dress at som Young Peoples ‘Mech 01035* Sf'*°‘°“°‘; Ggxfude tnslglizlai'
i _ Ther will ot be any regu- °“ “3"°“» V “F 3' “ 9
lggsunme :t Hunxtxer Rivet port and is the guest of her sisteri  S
Mrs. Lawrence J. Cahill.
Kenzle, Deaconess, will give an ad-
GALLANT - DOIBON. - Abra-
the Acadievelle church at nuiitial
this morning.
Agnes of Riverton, were in the cit
ham Gallant, son of Mrs. Joseph F~ Mr' Th°m“ L'D““phy “M Mr'
M Rose Anna Harold J. Goodwin, Kensingtonn
Gallant, and M h t
Dolroxndaughter of Jacques Doiron. “ve ’°“m°d ‘mm 5 vm* W: BREAD AND BUTTER
we” umudmmmiase recently m Southport, the guests of Mr. and TEA AND COFFEE
Mrs. Lawrence .l. Cahill. _ 25g
heard. The prisoner was found not Mr. Henry B. Jenkins left Wed-
lgullty and was discharged forth-‘ nesday morning on return to his
with. In the case of Neil Ferguson home in Redlands, Calif., after
vs. Daniel MacPhail, an. action on spending the summer with relatives
a promissory note, Judgment was and friends on the Island.
given for the plaintiff for $50 and‘ --
costs. Mr. J. A. MacDonald for they Mr. Ted S. Darrah of Quincy,
plaintiff, and Mr. Donald Mac- Mass., who has been visiting friends
Kirmon, K. C., for the defendant._and relatives at Clyde River, re-
Court then adjourned till 11 o‘clock` turned yesterday morning by motori 3 many kiss- ~ _
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. S. A. ` ma"`\ed hw"
r
Ross of Dorchester, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rose who
PERSONALS
have been summcrlni; Hi Clyde
-----1--_----'-° the engagement of their daughteri R, d Emo d vmmng rem,
xmcisa viola to charles Dewar Mr' Fwd Dm" “nd Sme’ Mi” V” an H an
 ”* :nuns °t Bh°rw°°d' P' E‘ I' MBT' 155; week attending the exmbmog left yesterday morning by cnr on
tives and friends over the province,
I return io their homo in Dorchester
R Mass., accompanied by the lattcr`s
_ nelce, Florence Beer of Clyde Rivcr.
Trinity United Church
FRIDAY
Choir Rehearsal Friday, 'I P. M. ii;
Church Auditorium. Full attend
ance requested.
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WEEK-END SPEGIA
CHICKEN SALAD
with
i TOMATOE AND C\lC\ll\iB1-ill.
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Mass. The witnesses were Anthony ‘ CANDY SPECIAL
W m 5 Mm mu, D,,,,,,,,, Mr. and M... w. r. nam.. nm TURKISH “mam
F. P eau an
sister of the bride. The bride was ;°i0\‘0¢iuto their dhome in lliostoné 25c. Lb.
gowned in white silk and carried “B-» W SPH* “S 0 iieililii ,
- M "_Fo“oWmg three weeks vacation visiting Mr.  S  
a bouquet of wh ros
the ceremony a delicious repost was “nd Mn- C'°°~ H- H“‘7°°'- Elm __,_,1._--_---1*
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served at the home of Jscquin Y - 5401-9-i-31. '
The country station-master did
not wear a uniform, and one day
when a train came in he stood at
the platform gate to take the pos-
senger‘s tickets.
A pretty girl came up to him, and
when he held out his hand for her
ticket she seized it, gave it a tight.
squeeze, and followed by giving him
The station-master was surprised,
but managed to say: “That's all
very wcll, miss, but I want your
t.icl¢.et.”
"Oh," replied the girl, with I
blush, “aren’t you Uncle John?"
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“Her husband was s. judge, wasn't
he?"
"Evcryborlv thought so till he
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‘ STUP- -LOOK-and BUY!
BEANS
3 Once again we hear from P. J.
i announcing
WEEK-END SPECIALS
10lbs.....  _
ONIONS
______ __ 250
190
10lbs.  
RA\SlNS
4 Cans (assorted)
LOBSTER
` P|NEAPP|.E
2cans..... . _ _ _
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CLAMS
2cans..... . . . .

CHRISTiE’S SODA B\SCU\T
2|bs.._..........._ . _ . . _ _ _ . . .
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oript. ;
PRISON!! ACQUITTED -- The
umugggg and entering with intent to steal
I was concluded before Judge Duff!
A (. U'"’\°""°"’* *ll yesterday. 'Pro witnesses were ex-
"n,n. 15 drones delivered by Mr. M. Alban‘
l .4 . Farmer- for the or-own. una by Mn]
‘IL R. Bell for the defense were
New BUSINESS
We wish to announce that we have opened up a Hat.
Cleaning and Blocking Shop. In order to give first class
service we have installed all the latest in machinery.
Bring or mail ua your nhl Hat and have it back as a
new one.
Phillips iiat Service Shop
103A Queen Street V
CHICKEN
1 |b.can 
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2 lbs. Seeded or Seedless (bulk) ._
CAMPBELUS SOUPS
1/,||~_un  . _ _ _
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250
250
200
250
230
250
350  
i All kinds of Pickling Goods at lowest
. prices.
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cheapest.
Basket of Plums as cheap as the
P. J. Ma0D0iiALD
l Cor. Kent & Prince Sta. Phone 888-889. __
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