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FEBRUARY I2, i916 `  _ ` .  CHARLOTTETOW
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GUARDIAN ' _ '
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'Bread is the "Staff of Life." Bread -r 
_*IT PAN/St this Province . *ONE CENT Der word each in
sertion for advertising in this column.
_ .v~  ,r '.-Y. -. _
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l made frhm Purity Flour isfthe Feal I . ' °”“’”` 'I ` ompany
Cash must acc
H ' " ' . . . = _
Staff Of  ~ » ‘orosontotivo in soin-io [Matin ..~wAN_'rEo A girl for sonoi-ol
\ ‘ housework. Apply to Mrs. Lieut. W.
."I' GORDON lVE8 is Guardian J. Cheverie. Souria. 7272 2-9-M4ipd.
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;__~_ _ . _ _ -_ _....,....__"m. HOMEMADE FURNITURE POLISH :$,trel_,r:ll;t E¢`>_mbat;l)l)j_/":_>l!a;:(i; v`»;f;rl;a<;oi;il._B0ckw|\eM_hush, 75
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_ 1 _ .~  \Ad H i 1 h 0 _ | . Butter, (dairy) per lb.
/y H/Il - Hi* whenvzlvg hills tgulielirritotll? legiigigreil Taigvz gllihrles Illhuthdoeafwtslills wwlgsltt ggfélvisiigayirng °_'f;`a{°‘:}§il_§ePi fglrlig Butter (creamery) per lb.
I-l _  li _ 1_' . has for us. . wax, one oulwe 01 odd bits of-soap, Surprfsing that Whig in lhefé sumd_ §.»_Salfskli:_sr, gg; lb,
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ii,”  '- ` 'I Odors from fish and strong veget- half a teaspoonful of washing soda ; 555' l’
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ForYour .
PHOTOS
CALL AT OUR STUDIO
l- -_-Q-"-'E have not enough for thickening (and
A DIPLOMAT
The drill sergeant was real mustard
and the recruits were having a bu
time. _
The weather had been very wet. and Above on things, icrs novcr get t'o
the parade ground was still slippery.
' _ their mirth. '
The Gift that _doesn’t require
aiwccasion that is always timely
Your Photograph
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THE BAYER- STUDIO
 
A. E. LYON, Studio
Good Photography
Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography.
107 Queen St. `
Phone 68-J.
To Each
Purchaser
of
Nad ruco
Tooth
Paste
We will give Free
a good Tooth Brush
For one week only
i..
25c' Special
Ellis Pharmacy,l.td. I
7025-1-26mwl'lhtf. '
 
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“Keep the Home
Fires Burning”
fa
When in need ofCoal for
Domestic or Steam purposes.
telephone us your order or
cali at our office. Our prices
are -lowest and qualify 111°
best.`l"rotnpt and satisfactvfy
delivery will bemade.
P11000' 404
liuntim, Bell 81-_Co.
mmm!! thing chats like an earthquake
Getting up with all the dignity h y _
: ll , t ', th t’ l’ Il .
hil“llliuril‘1puliqy’esl 3riiflnIl0!gg‘igl:1e.S eye e There is not much to he Mmm of ri d d Mail Carri r: mg pany "nd" Lle“t' Ra“t'i”°l“dl“g
“Well you grinning hyena!" li
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Jewelry
etc. ‘
C. W. Patterson
Jeweller _
If you want honest
goods at honest prices
you will not forget us
when about to purchase
a Watch, Clock or article
of Jewelry.
Special attention given
to repairing of Watches
 
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Ladies
New Boots
l
We are showing the
very newest boots for
women, including the
Gypsy Button made in
dull kid'
in _
JD F TIERNEY is Guafdlln re
to keep well than to get well.
if you want gravy for dinner and
that actually happens sometimes) fine
cracker crumbs will answer the pnr-_
pose perfectly. f
» If baby slips in his new shoes, rub
Ki the soles over a few times with
sandpaper.
say.
across the face of the button and sew_
9 through the e es over the pin
but cowardice.
Y- easily kept clean. ~
11 Every wise mother keeps “uncon
H scious” school for her children 36
not clamor for vacation either.
ENCOURAGE THE SKATERS
" However lmplitcable the controver-
hear an objection raised to Torp-
sichorc‘s foster child, skirting. In
idle women or disillusioned children.
the craze to skate has come not whol
lroses to faded cheeks and making ap-
petites to grow which shame the ap-
_pctizei-. Skating is the very best of duty °“ °“i' Dart. and accent this - ' _ -
ioutdoor sports in a season when out- Small i¥i0m0i\l0 HS fm evidence of our plosmns lake pm( 0' which I behave
door sports arc possibly more essen-
tial to health than at any other time.
o
c
Skating ig laden not ‘ml with the long remain with us as mail-man; and . ` _
y f if you make a change in life and {l(;;,l;L'wvXfe izhnl l;?)[)°]‘;_€h§2nt fllgfuagg
0m.0f.d00|-S_ 0,- 5h0h1d h0_ Though should wander away to some distant and blow h_l out of me trench and
private and comnwlual rinks muy “md or "0 matter where your _lot may barricade but it riidn’t come off. Ilow-'
multiply ncvei' so rapidly to moe; an be cast, we all remain united in wisli-lever we get the report that our habl
ovcrwhelniiiig iiemana, the siroters ing you health. happiness and Pros ,e,.i0's were going ,O ,,,,mb,,,d the GW
health, but with the democracy
real o will alwa s consist in the n -
J y y
casional journey to one of nature's` Mr. Mil-Cilell i1lill0ll5l\ taken by Sill” 0 t 250 . [_ ,_ ._
OW" rink" io Which the Weather “I0” Wise' mpned in 8' few ‘ming words* lliigllgii they lllviisliil clighlg
issues invitations and to which the 3 riroirrargimo Sp<=¢iai;i;__i;m|;>=1r<;d_____;’:_>_\{ of 0,., hsm,,i,,g 905,; hm, is ,W0 nm
U ‘U ""°‘"‘ ‘"1 was G* v y ' go out ubout 60 yards infront. of ou
only card of admission is a huma
desire to share in the common heri-
tage of keen air and invigorating fun.
_Tho majority of skaters will find it in
convenient or impossible to flock else-
‘where
A visit on sotiiriioy afternoon to district. after which appropriate ne- 'h 0 ,_,,
ony ono of 'rorontos outdoor rinks marks by Mr. Robert Currie and the every °“' an a "‘ '
will show just how popular skating
is with the young, and plenty of mid-
die-aged. Water deep enough to C1050. ' "Well, just as we had put over quite
drown is fortunatiely not necessary
to the formation of skating ice, so it
is with any easy heart that mothers
allow the children to go to the parks
to skate, knowing there is no possi-
bility of any danger from drowning.
, Last Saturday Riverdale Park rinks
were crowded with skaters. Many
Soldiers were fli°i`e» i`°" “S 5 means °f Amount previously acknow- the post when a shell burst neu
getting fit and keeping so throughout
the Winter skating is at most worthy
Icrazo. It calls into play muscles and
'nerves of all the body. It stimulates
_ $4.00 a Pair
Also a new patent but-_
ton boot with black cloth
top-gaiter effect.
_$4.50 a Pair
These lines are spring
styles.
Alley_& Co. _
0 135 Queen St. _
Good- 'Clean Coal
-Some points about' our Coal.
It is as flood sam! coal mined;
_There heat_i_s.¢ver§_ iumv od
it. We ve promptde very.an
Qu: p are ll low 88.8000
coal can be sold for. _ -
Phone _,1_11_ _
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. \__. ____..__..t _'r. K _ _lt_ '.;__¢.__,_ A, _ ____ ‘__ ___il_,, _ _ _ ..-
as
the heart and quickens the flow of
blood--and as a means of preventing
colds and pneumonia it is excellent, so
a well known physician assures us.
So great a craze has skating become
in New York City that the hardware
and sporting goods shops cannot keep
up the supply of skates. Among the
fashionables. modistes are sitting up
nights designing smart costumes for
the fair devotees of skating.
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The _Soap that
Costs the Least
an d als o is
the Best
f
It costs the least
_because itlasts so '
mfuch longer than
ordinary' toilet _
soaps. Andthis
great lasting pip-
perty is due to the '
fact that Pears’ is
I all pure solid soap _
of the highest pos-
siblelquality. Free __
from water.
i
I
0i‘d€\’ .
dlan agent in Annandale -J tary conditions. Get some at Hoi- mmm; creek owing to _,_ "me ,wer
with n leather.
tn i ii “ 'i
lil <l0ii\E H- m0v€I11€I1¥.Sl1i8rtly, as an heiiighlmites Jo‘:i,iallireAlvlv<-?n’seI\:'ji(i;, wlheitld nl J - 2791- mf* got back Surely and reported men
example to his men, the sergeant slip-
ped and fell full sprawl, and, natural-
On Thursday eve ng, an
ratepayers of Green Bay with very
` 1 S ' b tt gh t few exceptions, met in the school , _
_ly_ the ..m0kies.. could hardly repress are” _o°V_;';l;_i hi:u__i;ii;_;iai';"Zi1i'_!_!:_f;i\i§ in Hayne and Wards work is deservln
house and, presented their mall driver,
Mr. Frank Mitchell with a handsome
gift ‘and the following address, which
was read by the teacher
Dear F en an e
t of G Ba
. e D h'¢ eh - Wie the ra epayers reen y '
roo.i'eti. "Whiit's 'urting you? Do you use?hu;l:}¥eh00g¥§rg:»nu§o0t;i§); 3233;] k ri iit to Scott' and Nlxm' as bnmbers' “ll
see nnylliiiig i’uiiuy?"
"No, slr," gurglcd Murphy, iactfull
“lint sure, (li wis just thinkin’ what
laugh we cud have liiid .if it had hee
anywan llse save yersilf, sergeant!"
District, ta e now an oppo ui y
' ti 1-
blankets that are lighter und more fiiiiiiiffifii Olli' ilPDi`0°|i1 _Oli 01' YOU? -‘i-F* crawled “p_ ‘mow About __ dow
vices to us as mail driver. Some two
years have now elapsed sincc you he-
g gan your contract on route No. 3. At took law I ho H d b' __ 10 '
days in the year and the children do lliili limi! YOU SHIRE amongst us as m Tgwawis inolllnhngu ffdal (may sap'
a mere stranger, but soon your punct-
_ual attendance ‘ to duty, your ever
readiness to oblige not only matic
speedy acquaiiitanccs but won tlic
‘estecn-i, respect and good will of the
people in this, as well as in tho otlicr
districts along your route_
sy nvor the effect upon health and 30 “"9" i"“`h“p” . “Mc we m""l myself consisting of tim-o lioinber
iiioi-als ot dantriiig, wc liiivn yet to your patience. by having oiii roads nl- _md un_c___ myonm “Wm w__r__ Som _ml
inosi. iinpassablc during inclement
h wonllicr. hy leaving unstaiupctl ict- _ '_ _’ T __ U _ U _ _
town i'ull ui' steam hosted flats and WFS iii iiie b0X0B cllllfiilllz YOU miifll Llxfvlzldrlup quilleh closemio till; 
inconvenience and eiicuinbering von
tired people, whether busy men or _ ~- cade, and still hearing men there bc-
--n various other ways; yet you never
was seen to frown, never heard to ut-
ly unlike a. reprieve iii the death lei’ H- W0i`li Of C0i‘liDlHiYii3 iii-iii Oil tile '. - ' 
'liouse. It is preventing more grip 0ill6\‘ iii’-iid always iiilfl 8 Dlerry. 3f3§r§“dFg;e“0__§2_°lfe a°s‘;‘§3i;hi;lG1;rdit:li
:than on tho ninmca snoozos oi ou bright good morning and e riemwlli ,h,m»,y',,,p1yS,,,,d I ,hmk they 32,1..
street car ¢mve|1er5_ it h; bringing conversation for your fellow men. ed our parfy to enter me bamcad ‘
And now we kindly ask you to ovcr-
look and forgive thc negligence of
appreciation. In the end we must say
it is our earnest desire that you may
i perity.
out by the school children, followed
with songs, music and step dancing by
some oi’ the local talent.
Then all pariook of a. very hearty
supper served by the women of the
singing ol’ the National Anthem
brought the enjoyable evening to a
Poslmaslers’
` _ Patriotic Fund
_were isolateii for the time being
_Luckily for us two of our aeroplane
ceased fire for tear of being observed
General Seeley told us for the time
lasted it was the most intensive hom
bardment he had seen, and be ha
went up and the German batteries 1'
been through fifteen.
“The next day we moved up to th
front line and took over our portion o
the trench, and believe me, they wer
I l Representative I n Montague. ‘ ~ the knees, practically the whole way Turkeys. per lb.
' - *C MARKL*""E HOWLE G E"'l°€A'i;'o£§‘rU::d°__Es 3:? ’a°d?___:{ through. ln one particular section the '
_ _ _ _ _ " _ ' TT is “M” l°°"` ° ' P ec Y water was rushing through like a fast S’Sl,DE MARKETS
   ` ~ ` ` ' _ 1:-isa 2|. - ' --
i Hou EHOLD G E “ONS U19-|19 m overflowing and comlngdown the (Corrected wednesday)
trench, but, as a matter of fact, we
cooking nts tis if tn wa ii ri it ri, t i t t , an t it Hiller- D r lb 14
      init     iz 
then washed with strong vinegar and I t of turpe. Stir until cold. Il. ' B ' 5 0° '
rmsed it D ii b like cream wmm nmshed the grub and keep yourself well fed Lamb palm meh 40 00 00
` MOYQ Bfeid Ind BGR I'-B Id ' I “"°“‘d ° ' ' o bi ~ ' 'ii . 49
_ _ e re "5 0 It is usually easier to stop a clock It cleans marble, oak floors, furniture Bombers Sent ou, 0_”£{9» i_w‘;'_‘;:*_3)P°‘_;r “Eu-S 47
than to make it gb-and it is easier of any kind, leather; gives life to line- 5- P ' _
leuin, makes it l00k bright and wears ..In taking Over our Demon of me gork. (organs hilt.) per lb. 8%, to 11%;
twice a‘s long. Clean picture frames trench we were informed and had T"“‘l" ipresss l W" ton” 20
and Klasse” Wm* this ‘mil the "Y Wm pointed out to us that the Germans vtllrnrlps' prey: UB' 20 40
“Ut fest- °“ mem- Whllf’ the 51°" had run a trench during the night and wan ' per  gg M110
keeps brighter than when cleaned had built a barricade within about 120 _Haan 'per us' m$ '
ard ot' our fron lin which wasn‘t
llayiie and it fellow named Ward, bc-
ate and crawled up quita close and
ADDRESS AND PRE8ENTA.r|oN ing scouts, were sent out to invcstig- ' _.__-:___ /
ii | l . ' _' ‘j
‘.|E:-will i rll . \ _ \ \ 1 _ "
working in the barricades. Before go-
ing further, I must say that I think
E
of high praise, and I guess they don’t
get it. On the report colnlng back it
was decided to send out a small bomb-
llayne and Ward as guides. Bombers
d
Llcui. Rniit in cliargo The party
ii
bombs over the burriciide and retired
without anyone getting hurt This
_ ~ _ 5'
it was raining and blowing hard, our
listening post reported incn still work-
ing In the barricade. So iinotlior bomb-
ing party, somewhere about sixteen in
all. was got together under Licul.
Rant; liayne, Ward, Scott rind Nixon
being among the party Six men null!
s
to tho ilstouiiig post to bo culled up il'
gan bomliing. I don’t know how many
bombs they threw in but quite it nu
S
0.
as some time after our men got back
safely I personally saw several ex-
werc mines going off. Tliat ended our
iirst night in the trench.
“The next day cverytliing was very
|.
n
man front line at 10 p. ni. which was
ii
,_
pnrapct and lie down und listen and
watch for any alarms. My job was to
hang on to the communication cord
and receive signals back in the
trench and take the rclicfs out and in
Hit by Shrapnel -_
a number of shells and things were
getting lively, I had to change the shift
I climbed over tho parapet, the two
men following close behind, and got
about forty yards when a German flare
went up. We immediately dropped flat
on the ground for fear of machine gun
ilre, and just started to move up to
2.25
1.00
1.00
ledgcd $il
M. G. Coughlan, Victoria
D. E. McLaren. Belle Creek
L. McL. McNevin, Tyne Val-
ley
D. McFadyen, Canoe Cove
D. A. Martin, Montague
B. O’Hanley. St. Peter's Bay
A. J. McCormack, St. Georges
Mrs. B. Gillisple. Long River
George A. McLean, Lewes,
Lot 60
J. J. McDonald. 'Tracadie
Cross <
Wm. Jamieson, Panmure ls-
land
A. K. Henry, Granville
Chas. Kelly, Lake Verd
R. Shaw, Brackley Beach
Joseph McDonald, Vernon
Bridge
F
1.00
1.00
5.00
5.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
2.00
$139.25
The last named person is the mail
contractor for Vernon Bridge. No. 2
Rural Route, and although the Fund
was originally started for Postmas-
ters, Mr, McDonald desires to assist
,in the movement as he is connected
with the Mail Service. Two other
contractors had previously sent in a
subscription and it is hoped before
the I-‘und is closed that the amount
will increase to at least $200. There
are a number of Postmasters yet to
be heard from, who have no doubt
allowed the matter to escape their
attention. lt is hoped that those
will be hoard from in the near
future?
TALES T(_)_I_._l_)_ BY MEN
(Continued from page sIx)'
and had quite li few killed and wound-
ed. LSO much for our first day in sup-
DDI' ' _
"On the second day we had orderp
for all men to take to the trenches
early in the inoming for fear of being
shelled again. but ii few. including my-
self. nad to stay around the building
thing was quiet until twenty minutes
to two, when high explosives came
over and gave us another shaking up.
We rushed to the officers’ dug-out.
which was a sortof cellar in another
building, and to get there we had to
cross a bit of open in view of the eu-
emy. and l believe we were ‘observed
iso ii must, or dm
tablets for 254:.
 cl '  _ _ _   tiommiuilcatioii was all out_off and_we
- _ _ __ - »~ _.ae _ra . .__\,  "_~.'c  _ _ ,,__;l. n
1 r r ' ' ‘ ir /. i i- " ` - ’ or ~ , . . _ . ’ ` ~ ‘
to enter this particular dug-out. We
had been there about twenty minutes
when more high explosives arrived,
lending very close and making
» 4,
\
as we had some work to do. Every-_
r
us. I said, ‘I'm hit.’ and the
tliird man was hit also. The two
men beat it back to the trench, and I
llaid there for about a minute and
then beat it back too, as I could boar
P. Drake shouting for someone to
come out and help him to bring me
in, thinking that I was hard hit. The
second man got off lucky,`and the third
man got liit in the head, legs and back,
I but I don’t think he is in any danger.
The second man got a piece of slirap-
l nel through his clothes. and a bit just
entered his side, about an eighth o
an inch. I had a small piece go right
through the fleshy part. of`my nose,
which is a detail, and another piece
entered my back and another pierced
my clothes and made a very slight
|bruiae on my side. So we were sent
out that night and we ure now at ii
rest hospital but expect to be back
with tho boys in zt few days.
ui liuiiis
OH’TOWN MARKETS
(Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays)
Butter, (creamery) lb
Butte-r, (creamery) lb. I
Butter (Tub) lb.
Butter, fresh, lb. `
Eggs, doz. .32
Beef lb. (retail) 10 to 12
Fowls, lb 12
Chickens, -r`b. ‘ 12 to 15
Hay (pressed) ton 812 to $18
straw (pressed) ton_ 86.50
OWN
It’ you value
i your canary in
i milton Brock's-
a scientidcnlly
mixed and for
congston in ihle
climate. A cake
of Brock'| Bird
Trout is in every v
package.
_' voor. iii
s Tumips, has.
_ Oats iwiiitei' bus _
it Oats (black) bus. -
- Beats. _bus
n Carrots, bus.
}Wool, lb
e Pannips. lh .
[Geese ,_ 1| i
o Ducks 'Ml 'b.
some trenches. Mud and water up to H100!
y S I 0,
ball f0!‘ 8 Staff. Dll'€Clly lt g0l. t|£iI'l(. i   l 
50"’ isitacol1ectionofbrlcl¢_vv8lJ8.' 
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Malteitahorriebyserviiiglfor _
oreoirfosi shredded Wheat. I
otztees meds) bus.
4s
48
io
is
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the food of heaith_~ia_nd
strength. Being ready-coolo _
editissoeasytoprepareo 
delicious meal with ‘
Wheat in a few 4
contains ou' the _
the whole*-_wheatrlr-b¢!f¢€l,i _
manporridgesfor children or1f"'f _
1.5
lb
141.015
20 L0 22‘
t0 $1.00-
21 to as
33 |10 34
13
25 to as _ ' i '_*_-;-;
10 to ,Z grown ups. MadeinCan'£de _ _
 
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“Preparedness” l
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' NCLE SAM’S newspaper press is ringing an
U alarm in the ears of millions of readers on
V the necessity of being prepared as a nation '
for aggression on the part of European powers.
Preparedness is the word ofthe hour. Thg nations ` _
have learned their lesson and learned it thoroughly,
and at great cost. No nation will be allowed in
future to take any other nation by surprise.-
Our home life demands for its security the same '
 ~policy of Preparedness. The three enemies that
 threaten our homes are Wastefulness, Old Age and
 Death. Adequate protection against wsstefulness
` is secured by means of Mutual Life Endowment
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policies which compel saving; adequate provision
against the needs of old age can be secured by the
same means; while protection for the family in case
death should come, is amply secured hy Mutual
Life or Limited Life Policies. _
r i o rovide the lar es! amount
Xl
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_ Ou aim 's I p g
of protection al the lowes! possible conf.
The Mutual Life
WATERLOO
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' I. 0. ARSENAULT, General Agent
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OU can't imagiiie how delicious a dish of Oat-
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Brand” Corn Syrup.
Have it for breakfast to-morrow -~ watch the kiddies’ eyes z
sparkle with the iirst spoonfui--see how they come for ‘more .
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Spread the Bread with "Crown Brand"--serve it
ll. on Pancakes and 1~IotBiscuiis, on Blanc Mango and
f  _ Baked Apples-_use it for Candy-Making.
I ’ "LILY WHITE' isapurc white Corn s_vr\ip,rnoredaI.lMU
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"Tire HEINTZMAN Piano*
is the Marvel- of Master
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_\Musicians the Vi. orldOverJ
For the past twenty years pianists and “concert _ §'
singers of worid~wide fame have been performing in '
Canada. _ ’ A
It surely stands to reason when pianists such as
Reubenstein, Hambourg, dePachmann, Hyllsted-
And operatic singers, Melba, Nordida, Plancon
Jonas, Albani- _
When artistes like these, who may use any instru-
ment they desire-prefer and insist on the HEINTZ _
MAN-it must be 'ga good piano. - '
But it costs no more than inferior instruments.
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