I5l'I9I° "ram r.A'rus'r Nnws. ‘ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ' Finer or Ani."

`o The resence of such stars on
1 ff' `  4 W" '   ' ’ ‘*‘ ” ' *mi* ' ' - ' -- _ .  - _
   Bb`iN; ‘wsns of the theatre. and they are , . _ ' j 5*  "f‘»<'= ‘ 'f
i  W ` kT"f53-A*i,“G'Hf_-At -Dselger-'-'_ dai'-‘”omd6‘_ absolutely necessary to tit the ac- MII' _  .__ _   . 
' .f ' 9 ' . 1' .
  '"4-»_0UEEN S .COUNT l
_ ‘ is .ll  '_
- ‘ -_ qw ._ ,;.,.r',,__,.f; |
I to buy ln 
y _ , _.
it pa  -` Au mg- TP# 1"°\1rrh Regiment wni he i
W (‘_ and Mrs. ,Webster,_<Fprt
ins were inthts, city yesterday.
Sus ‘ _ls-‘-ry.
Teenie Williavs, city, has r
turned  - _
Areas Rink win he open this we..
- attendance,
A child of Alfred Aillecks, of thu P
seriously.
Dgngwell " ’dl‘ortune, is visit- i ___
'W“;}ie,,dB in tlfgf pity, the guest
gig Mcgay, Passrncrs Bt. .
°’ "The best Of ice. the best of rnssie‘
,_ ~~ .- Y - --We--_--m
and the best of company at the Ap
Au §:)t§li~;s;i;ea€ld l‘iaeT'g;£`“*;l`If?;;1B\`§:é will be in attendance.
gilding of candidates on page `6. -
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" Maymie MacDonald, milliner night and the Fourth Regiment Ban
The We ill, the Big Arena is in e
Miss q Murray Ha1`b0I`. will discourse splendid music
is- ._ '
.6 & tons,
gint)-lgféiisyesterday after a. short v
"_ jn the city.
a meeting 0| the C*“'eY1di5l\ ,a passenger returning from Moncto
At _ .
ry Institute. l-0m0\'1`°W Ulggllh on the Northumberland last evening.
“Egger O.. -"rhe 'rsi-in", from
B P d int of Protection, Free 'Fra
t 110 _
§n‘f,“,,,C,,...,¢.ty, wni he éeed hy
if
he ____
de. 'rhe fnnersi et the inte John
W~ Burnett takcs place from his lathe
to R. C. Church. _
Arena Rink are, ladies’ $2.50, geu
$3.50 and chiid's $1.50. A season
l; SAMPLE-At Trevi-liens Rest, on
Dec. 13ih inst., to T. and Mrs.
4, _ c- E. I. R., Kent St., C‘t l' ht
MM from s, visit-To New Glasgow. ly scolded Monday laétyinxagoilgcr
ne tonight. Be one of the many ti...
cellent condition for the op,,,,mg ¢,,_ o'clock. Flowers omitted.
W. S. Poole, Mechanical Superin- aged 76 years. “May her soul res
tcudnut of the P. E. I. R., City, was in peace." (Boston papers pleas
ket makes a splendid Xmas box a
on Dec. 4th, 1910, to P. Ii. and
Mrs. Kalbaugh, (nee Miss Annabelle
Weatherbie of= Vernon River), a son
BISHOP-At Summersids, on Dec.
11th, 1910, to Thomas and Mrs.
Bishop, a son.
Sample, a daughtor.
CLARK-At Summerside, on Dec.
L 14th, 1910, to Edgar and Mrs.
y Clark, a son. I
ARNETT--At Summerside, on Dec.
14th, 1910, to J. F. and Mrs. Ar-
nett, a daughter.
ti n. p
any bill insures enjoyment and means
that the remainder of the Yuletide
program will contain many acts
whose chief raison d’etre is their
ability as fun-makers. Next in the
big bright lights outside the hand-
some theatre will he thc name of Eth-
el Green, dainty, demure, charming
Ethel Green, a sweet little comedi-
enne of -rare attainments. lf Miss
Green is ever pitted against any Eng-
lish serio-comic on the same bill, it
will mean another big American vic-
tory, for she combines beauty and
grace with her delivery of songs and
patter. Vaudeville is to be congra-
t V DTQD.
STEWART-At Milburn on Dec. 14
1910, Robert Stewart, in his 85t
‘_ year. Funeral on Friday at tw
d GORMIAEY-At St. Teresa’sion Dec
3, 1910, Elizabeth Murphy, the be
loved wife of William Gormley
n, copy.)_
J- KEITH & Pnocfroivs '
L. Cotton, Editor of the llalniDBr- residence 64 Dorchester Street tb? FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE' °uS 'md every vaudeville manage" l“
lmorrow, Friday morning at 8.15 a.n1. New York week of December 19’ 191
‘ tulated upon the re-appearance in its
li ranks of Claude Gillingwater, a com-
0 Blanche Bates, Mrs. Leslie Carter
Q presenting “The Awakening of Miner-
0- Awakening of Minerva.” Stuart
The “St °‘ s°”°“ “ke” f°‘ th,” sillitliiii, iféoeiiltfil s!;iiedet3ie_toBii;Le`:in his talks while going t° ami from the
tt B lmammoth all-star twenty-three act
'°`lbill at the theatre where once Melba.,
“d "l"etrazraini and Mary Garden held
5_0) 0   Qc
i No one should fail to see “T
Song of the Wild-wood Flute” at
_‘Sc _
T0-Nl-GBT
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M0l`l0N PICTURES
` 'l`|ll‘i SO.\'(i 0|" Till;
\f\'l |.l)-\\"L)L)l) FLU Tl;
(lélrong \Vcslcrii l)J:i_|i\n.) 7
l Till-1\'Al.l~I'l"S VlNl)lC.»\'l`l()N
‘ (Edisoii Drama.)
WHO IS WHO.
‘ ltloiiicily.)
YOU ST0l.l-I MY PURSE.
(Cn\niedy.)
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Miss \'i\'i.'iu King' iii illustrated
song “Dixie and the Girl
l love." . |
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is always highly appreciated.
' King sings "My Dixie Girl" tonight.
The remains of the late Daniel
Ltbd, son of H. L. McLeod
place Friday at two o’clock from
tory.
aged chocolates made hy “Meir
and “Rowntrec." You should
chocolates. ' drtf .
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COMING EV ENTS.
Edward, S.C».E., Tuesday, Dec. 20.
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Tanton’s 144 Great George Street
12-15dr1i
“From iio\v until Christmas yo
‘forth, will bc the biggest plums in
the holiday vaudeville pudding served
he st the Fifth Avenue Theatre. This
the -_ _ _ . _
. ' ' t well-
Bum, mnlght Thls plctum alone ls iniiiiitable trio will present tha
worth the price of admission. Miss fed “Hung of humm' goodfheer 'ind
|bubbling mirth, "Props, enabling
the gingery Van to display his pow-
edian who' helped Fritzi Scliefl,
_ and other big favorites to success.
_ Supported by a company of six ca-
pable players, Mr. Gillingwater is
E va," a sketch with enough bright
lines, complicated situations, and`uu-
expected climaxes to fill a three-act
comedy. Perhaps, it will be elabor-
ated into ia two-dollar production,
for its success has been instantane-
enger- for Gillingwaten and "The
Barnes, monologist, must compose
playhouse, because his heart-to-heart
conversations with his audiences al-
ways contain screamingly funny allu-
sions to topics of thc minute. Barnes
is another returned traveller from
England, and after he and Nat Wills
bombarded Loudon with our Ameri-
can style of monologist entertain-
ment, the native comedians all- went
out and began studying United
States jokes. Incidentally, Barnes
_ Orders BEER Q. WEEKS Furniture Headquarters Orders
Filled |°;|y,1
.(13%
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fthe original sketch are the fou
crs as an impromptu comedian and
Mcfalioirding the ladies excellent oppor-
_ _ _ _ "f_1;unities for it show of their talent as
Tlgnish' who ‘hed reC°,“tly_ m N°V”"!siiigei's, dancers and exhibitors of th
'ht' 'S expected to arrwe ‘“,H““t°r prevailing feminine fads and follie
RW" tomght' F"“e"al Wm "gc in dress and.nii1lincry. Mr. Van ha
. ‘G t so ' much new material in
residence of Mrs. Robert McMillan, Ru ».- . ~
Hunter River, to Ilrooklield Came- Props' that the only thmg left
of
will deliver a batch of new songs.
Also billed and featured will be Do-
ra Ronca, another gypsy violiniste,
e who will discourse haunting Magyar
S strains, play classical selections and
S wind up with an impassioned rendi-
tion of Pucciiii's big aria from "'I‘hc
Girl of the Golden Wcst;” Schrode
" and Mulvcy in the truly nifty sketch
71 "A Theatrical Agency;” Selma Brn-
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
' ffTll0 M9-°KlU\"0H Drill! (io. have “Season tickets for the Big Arena
built UD llbil! b\lSl“@SS in hll§h'ClBSS are now on sale. A season ticket to
chneolates by handling the best and A.-enn makes a splendid Xmai D02-
giying their customers fresh, clean 12-15dli.
packages. 'For Xmas they are dis-
playing a magnificent line`of pac
“Reserve Tuesday evening, Jan 10-
K-
8..
'this display if, you intend givin
E room' in aid of the Anti-tuberculosi
Society. 12-15dtts3i.
th., for the drnniatic entsrtainiiient James Callaghan gpm ‘mg best $20
seoti »’ ‘ Si;l~‘t' h l-
0 W Lwen m e ers sc 00,, College Overcoat in the city, made
“Voice Specialist, Prof. H. A.
atz, in an exhibition of feminine pro-
Hciency in juggling; Richards, the
Great, a female impcisonntor of mau-
ly merit, and a ne\v (‘hrisl_mas pau-
toinime on the brilliantly lighted mo-
tion picture screen.
with revcrsable collars. This coat is
good value at $24.00, but as an` ad-
vertisement he will sell a limited
without any danger of having it broken
in X 18 hziud dmwii ceiitrepicccs pure liucii,
from..  . . . .
._ ...4']cl.50
18 x 27 lizuid drawn tray cloths, pure linen.
in transit.
/ f _
I 30 x go iucli Bn;\    | Silk cushion tops |
ellbllf' <`€Illf€‘>l@f‘€~` beautifully embroid-
with d"rziwii woiik ccii: I eff- - ~- - ---1' - -»-- --- i crcd in colors hand
rcs. \Vo1iderfully work’ 0n1y_ _ _'_ _ _ 68°
| cheap at........79-¢/ k /
YGU will find our linen dept. bursting' with all
.l)on’l Miss our Wonderful Showing
sorts of the daintiest linens imaginable-nearly all of
them MADE BY HAND just as nicely made as you
could make them yourself. And most reasoiiable prices,
hundreds and hundreds of different kinds are selling
for l5c, zoc, 25c, goc, 4oc and 5oc.
A few cciits will carry :1 lovely piece of liiicu io your friend abroad and
Irish point lace doylsqvs :ind ceiitrcpicces iii
6 iii. 9 iii. iz iii. in iii. froiii. .20c to 3.25
Cluny lzicc doylcys niid cciitcpieccs, all sizes,
............. .. .. 35cto$2_
from. _ .
Piano and Organ. Voice Culture
specialty. Studio, 146 Great Georg
. 1 _
Tmmm' teacher of Voice Cu tum.; number at the above price., It will
White Rose meeting, Lodge Prince
_\ 'can buy goods nt almost your own
 .figures at our storc. Simon Joseiili,
Q'....¢n st, 12-iidti.
Street. 11-5dttsI‘W6W.
**'l‘he assignee of the cstate of S.
F. Tarbush offers all the stock in
trade at linlf prire. There will be
"Xmas C9-N19 10 €8Ch. Pretty' floral good bargains for all. The store
calendars 5 to 15cts each at H. A. lately occupied by Mr. Tarbush is
n
now open. 12-15dli.
"Long Creek F'armcr's Institute
will hold their regular meeting in
Strctclies Hall Saturday, Dec. 15i_h
at 7.30 p.m. A large meeting request-
ed. 12-15dr1i.
e never pay_ you to’buy ready-made
clothing in Charlottetown, where you
can buy made to order clothing so
cheap. There is no other city lu the
Provinces where youh can buy made
_to order clothing at anywhere near
the price thatthey can be bought for
in Charlottetown. In New York city
the centre af fashion, they consider a
lmade to order garment is worth
,twice the price of a ready made onc,
in fact there is no_ comparison be-
1, tween them. ttsdrtfr
. 1 __ \, x  asp* ` 1 ` I _.  _ ,. .1 _
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'fs-"__<_'~`,f~\'1"  -"  .
-~'-£3. ef--=_~~ .#’~2E'§2 'Gm , _.Q s, L_ _ _ ,
_5 »__ ’\ figs, rs \ __A A
L
'“'  5?” ‘-=- -:.~ M ig'-‘ -ff' '_ ,if 
.__-..s»_f»~ - W ¥f_s¢j1 > _ __ ‘ Y* '
-'-~- rozsazrcszrz- ~f--- smailrs- = 
“-1 -_-'~'P“,-__-3‘1§ __~- “ . .'“».‘.*§ __': , ` ,i.,5,,_:,;._,
Miinkwnionr 
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A Dollar. Does Good Work in 0ur Big
“Final Clean-up Sale--Gel Your I
Not every person has fully awakeiied to the really excellent bargains offered here~some
f 'ture some ieces right new from the factory, can
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Big Bargain 'Today
can’t comprehend how such really high class urm , p
be sold at figures, s
Now, we want to rnove out West as soon as our goods are sold--as soon as you will let us
f ` the Great West and are eagerly waiting the opportu ii-
o close, to cost
We have our factory and store ready or us in
lly to start business
An really right minded person will readily see_our prices _are exceptionally low-some even
Y
are looking up their needs for future years and purchasing accordingly. Our usual _low _prices are
- line ever article is om at
cut one third-some prices have been reducedn more ,all along the ' _ y g g
there
phenomenal discounts. ‘
For young married couples our prices will show t e' wa_ _- _
for the bachelor or bachelor girl oiirhnenfsses-nil grades and conditions.
ll nt bar aiu ou cau’t pass our ltinal-Clean-up sale;
_ ` -
_ Purse. Arysea-n-:airy want :iuexce e g y
h if in' on' -ms--cnctxse lor‘remaining so
Lounges aifll Coaches Bedroom Suits , Springs
$'2.oo for.. 
7 50
6.03
» 5.00
-»--¢. nan
'olili `i°>ié.nef.~i`
` Below cost
. _
- mv:
u H . . H3250 $_1,ooofoi'......  3_0() .. _____________"_2Oo
-00   .oo 27.50  -
“ .._.. 5_oo 25.00 “..  1600
“  4.oo 22.5o“.---~  14~50
“  0 20.00 “. ... .....‘. l3~50
. u 3 5 Odd conuuodes
Below cost
t-So for.................2,(»5
Mattresses
6_oofor..... 
5.oo“..................3.5o
4.00 “.... _....... .. 2 75
3.00“........"'°°'....2oo
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VlCTORlA
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P-STAIRS Newson's Block
'Hand drziwii liaindkercliicfs
from . . . . .
.. ....62ctol.00
30 x 31: hand drawn shams or covers, from
in x 54 linnd drzxwu scarves froni. .l 08 io 3.00
i'rou1........... . . . . . .
 45c io |00
l<§iiibi'oidcrcd :uid dmwii round linen cciitrc-
Batlciibcrg
.....l08 io 3 25
B iitenberg
beautifully fine . . _ . . .
Battciiberg
picccs iii 12 in , IS iii., and 24 inf from
._ . . _ . . . . . . .
..._-.........70cto2.85
Struiipcd _lincii iii all thc iicivcst dcsigiis just
iii. '
doylcys iii an iiuuieusc variety,
froiu..  ......8C to$2.
cciiticpicccs 18 x 18 iii. from
‘  ........25ctoI.00
fable covers 30 x 30 in. from
  ....79cto3.25
Bzitteiibcrg .~'.car\'cs 20x54 iii. from . . 80c to 2.25
Reiiiinissaiice braid centres IS x id from
.   . ..60ctol00
licniiaissaiice braid covers 30 x 30 from
  ...l.50 to3.25
An immense variety of patterns in all of the above,
on white linen, and some beautiful examples of Japan-
ese art in embroidered silk cushion tops. And so cheap.
i.\`iii. round uinbroidcrcd_boiling cloth cciilics l<`.uibroidcrcd silk :1ufl"satiu cushion tops iii
from . . .. . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . 45|: io (i5c green, rcil, orange, navy, black. from
30 in. round ciubi‘oidci'cd boiling cloili ccui- . . . . .
. . .. . .. .. _ . _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ 68c to 2,10
5 rcs . . . _ . ... _ 1. . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . ..73c Silk cnibroidcrcd piano drapes in green, rod,
l
I
Plain :uid ciubroidcrcd lziiiudfy lizigs, ii lzirgc Cushion tops in :1 5:(r011li l1SSOfll\l@l\t. lil lf\l>L‘S`~
variety from .. = = =. ~ . . . . . . . . .' l8c to 'ISC try, iiiusliii embroidered, linen dcmiu etc cfc
‘ H..-.......................25tol,50
’ Any liiicus ordered by mail will bc exchanged and 1110' 'Y
  refunded if not iu every way sritisfaictory. `
' es' _‘¢l.._‘lf§.e!e'°*"  
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Embroidered Silk Cenlrepieces and Cushions
Some oi the most elegant colored ”centrepieces,
18 incli :uid go inch round liucii ceiiiers bcriuii- orange, pink, .sky and white from
fully cmb. in colors, from . . . .L75 104.5: . . . . . . . -. - . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .l.40 io 4 50
'These articles, are beautifully finished :.yu£l‘y\l_e_fe=_£l
sure you will bewplcased with them.
A
many beautiful bound Chris 11 S
t C rtcr's Bookstore.
“wks 8 8 12-izoiw.
_.__
HCM-;er's big fancy goods, _China-
ware and toy bazaar is now lIlC`lUl1_
swing. 3 big stores. Santa auls
headquarters llll-<_iH\¥`S 85 “mm”
Bring along the little ones and S60
this yem~_ Everybody welcoinc. l)o
_ t _ rtinent, lowcst l"`1C'¢*';
llltfoils iiletldtlitctl will hn'n..+ -1-ga_,\.fw‘_
Sideboards
25oofor.._». ........i5oo
2o.oo “ .,.»............i2~oo
. i2oo“E..f...........8'co
Picture and Room moulding
Furniture polish etc, etc
0. I'   1° i g h t, Up-Sfairs Newson’s Block
We frame pictures Beer @.
I wggkg _ 
Selling lots of handsome furs
thesednys~»tho`stoc.k Is rapidly
approaching tho D|“G° Wham
wo will have to_say-~“Sorry-but
we are sold out ' To-day wo Gan
..ffor you a full range of every-
Lhlnp-mlnks. sobles. rr‘arm0lb~
persian 'lambs-cheap furs Und
we honest y believe that we can
-save you money no matter whore
you are In the hlblr. of buying-
Moore & McLeod I2-I0!"-f
"Wellner's jewelry store 'will _hc
ain vs from now until Ulirist-
open cvc L. _
inns. lf you are down town this
look
evening drop in liars] al"
. . W. ner. #W9 -
"'°““d W 8 12-irnizi.
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\` "'11 you want n nice present lol'
why ,inn our lnncy wool hoods ngiiil.
f"°k"'“' Si""`" `,“Wh' ii'-iiiiiiti.
‘your Christmas sliohllinli l\0\‘¢- _UHF
‘af Beer (D. Weeks. I2-Gdrlf
` "The display of cholocatcs at The
Central Drugstore is pnrtic\lll\l`lY UV
tractivc. 'l‘hc pnclmgus vvliwll \‘<`0f°
specially sclcctcd for the .\maS trllllt
Moir, Gnnoug ctc, _§,u¢,l3.l£.;,"i‘§iinii'y`-
..mie."‘" " 12-izoti.
Solld Christmas comfort from
Ghalrrlom. We hnve Christmas
Wicker chairs. M0rrlsChalrs. arm
chairs. leathered cover chairs.
rocker chairs. baby ohalrs. baby
high chairs. baby rockor chairs,
odd chairs and kitchen chairs. at
Christmas prices ln the furniture
departmentat PATONS. Nothing
more suitable for a Christmas
gift than furniture. It is both dur-
able and suitable. Some of the
above articles roforrcd to will be
on exhibition in tho ‘different
bonths at PA T 0 N S Christmas
bazaar. I 2-561%!
"l'aton'.~x respectfully advise early
|(`l\ristmns shopping hccausc, lst. -
.All minor-tnirnts are now nt thc-ir lull
heights; 2nd.~‘-'l"hc (llirlstnins £0008
can he more easily selectcd;2rd.-If
idcsircd anything chosen will be with-
ldrnwn from sale and kept for deliv-
ery until date wanted. This store ls
different from others in acvrrnl WHY9»
and in pnrtlciilnr in its roominesa nf-
fnrtling sntislnr~tory service.
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“mat Sant” has mmvmed mr umm are of rare beauty and variousvin de-
sign-Such makers as llicuoiikcy'
     -_ _--,»_.;_»f,,~,»_f, .._;;Y;..‘:"l1..i.';i;f“;§.:;.“;f..l;f“ 1211?. --F..-;@i_»_;~_v_;»\\__¢,f,_ =';i,‘;::. in
. ' ~ ‘ ‘. ri ` - . . . .
th 'U0 S OW" A““"“\ °' fren of charlie if purchased from us eve lm 3 luxurious mrs., And you
e y - ii v ’ ' ~
or fornyom- girl. ,The (.irlsfl’t\‘\’1'(; in good time. G. H. 'laylor,_.lev\\'§l- t§|1;l1n';ic£i1liy;lk for E moment than
Annual , Chatterbox' or any on H ‘en _ iz-1.5¢ i ){;°eca“sc the delightful furs that we
V Wsrmesi Comforts L00 up:
have assembled fully deserve the ad
iettiven we use. they are 11°? Bllcgi
essnrily costly. ’lhe cost ona Wm
fortablo_set. 0095 “M *qt “I go ml
its beauty. For B 9lll“‘\ Stu" slyrrt
will find it lluite 00>Sll’¢ uf’ wh 
n girttnst will be. ii; H (Am, lg,-,
°h“"m‘"g _"nd BM-“imc Urywill sol‘i.9
fum for little children ` “_ ANLFY
many a vexed l‘\`0l’l°‘U" ' *“"" " ’
 "_ ____
e have just received a nicc lot
of walking sticks specially selected
for the Xmas trade-They are the
vcry latest in style and not foo ex-
pensive, raging in price from 500 up-
wards.-E. A. Foster, Central Drug-
store, Sunnyside. 12-12.|t|
“Leather goods lettered in gold
frce at (?arter's. A discount. for
cash off your purchases at (`artcr's.
Follow the crowd to (‘.artcr‘s book,
stationery and fancy goods stores.
Presents that please at prlccs to suit
every purse at Carter's. 12-Sdlw.
Dainty fr.llings put up In a
handsome christmas holly box
make apretty little Inexpensive
remembrance-150 Moore A Mc-
Leod . I 2- I Odtf
"When you want some real good
Olivo Oil go to the “Twn Macs,'_'
and get Boston and Gue!tier's Olivoi-\
Oli. It is guaranteed by the Eng-
l
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absolutely pure. It __ a mild ~
agreeable taste and frlalmost frni / -
from odor. Look lol* the sign thnif.
says: "The Two Mail" '
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iish and French Gov rnments to be "
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