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| U
 NEW YORK, April 8-The annual
ii Ulugh an °°° _ g pg ;, rcllort oi the New York Fire Com-
sald Alphonse Lnrocque. ytal'
13:1, and gray haired' to Magystrate missloner sent to the Mayor today
0 .
'iieefe in the police court today,
0| sentenced him to three .years in
‘U0 ,ton penitentlary lor seriously
shows that the year's fire loss in
the greater city was $12,475,000. In
1910 the loss was $8,500,000. The
“mg un er brother Noel‘H"°l‘88€ 1088 lest year was $3.500 a
Wounqgg t£;az°¢h§`mag\a;ra¢_e was lilre. 'i‘he total number offires was
Larocqh iwvmade we above remark about 14,000, e lalling ot( of 500
throng te Wd from the prisonep, b0x_ from the previous year. Carelesnness
ni g‘gc3uepwas_chm.g'ed with wounding with matches was responsible lor 1,-
lliag brother with intent to do ENV-
400 fires, and lighted cigarettes are
ll - blamed for 1000 more. The motor-
il h m .but the Magistrate
‘ous bgdgge cl:-s.rge to one ci wound- ization oi _the department is pro-
rcducemwutl intent. He declared that ceedlng rapidly. There are now 43
ing W_ _ _
the accused' who in 1905 kmed Tncr fore the end of the year there will
key Bn;-ke and served live years lo
manslwghggx- was 3,' dangerous per
,inn to have _st liberty- _
motor vehicles of all kinds, and be-
. he 150 pieces of motor`spparatus in
service. . .
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' fax churches on Easter Sunday wri
It pays to buy in this Province.
Miss Sadie Uraswell, Rustico, has
taken a position as saleslady with
Provide' Bros, Ltd., Charlottetown.
Miss Margaret Mcbcnnan has re-
turned to Charlottetown after visit-
ing her parents, Malcolm and Mrs.
McLennan, Elliotte Mills.
Mrs. Harry Muttart will he At
Home at her residence Cape Travcrsv.
Wednesday and 'Iliursday iritcrnoon ol
next week. '
_._-1
The services on the Mt. Stewart
circuit next Sunday 14th will hc:
~Marie at 11 s. in., and Mt.
Stewart at _7 p. m. _
.-1.
Miss Mamie McDonald has returned
to her home at Shamrock alter
spending the pastweek with her
aunt, Mrs. Malcolm McLennan, Elli-
otts Mills.
_..._
The Guardian' welcomes reliable
news irom persons throughout this
Province. All such items should bc
mailed to "The Guardian News Dept.,
Charlottetown," immediately alter
the events, etc., have transpired.
Among those who sang in thc Hali-
> lighted Charlottetown congregation
1868 W"ellner`s
We want to keep before your. mind
The ’VV’eilner Watch _ 
ll is thc greatest litilc watch io ltccp .- ill 
tiuic you ever saw. “ ,,_,,,,,_.,,,/
-Conieiu and talk watch with us. - `
It will not obligate buying.  H
W W W ii  
0 _ 0 e  i K `Z)51Yi;.`;,-»';'i.~\”' V V
_ ]ewcler.
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'| in the past. Mrs. Carey sang Lan-
sing's Easter Dawn at the cvtlllug been hired by the city. The clerk read
service in St.Matthcw’s Church.
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cntii, Conductor nnd Mrs. Tnntou.
_.___
A di.'spntcli lrom Newcastle, N. _l.\.
rays:-.Inuics Cnldcr of Charlottct
1-d it merchant tailor cstnhlislimcii
licrc for two cars "nnd hull suc
thc States, has closed up his husi
(_. W - _ - -_- _ 1 1
"Brown can give you superior “unl-
i|.y in suits, spring overcoats .and
srnsoiiablc furnishings. Call todny
nnd .occ the liuu, H. H. llro\vn's, lml
Qilcrii' St. ~ 'i-llillii.
Colored ' Photos
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nhutos is pleasing to  P- n i
'I_'h1-‘_ri'.isa d"cl<|oil ar-
tistic toon and blond-
in of col rn Ili t Iii
nartisiiliir p »» ii ii li- _
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ings out the best in
good photos. ‘__/;_ .
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The Cook Studio ii"   '
Tin' Subscriber oll`crs for sale lhnl vdry
.:.-nspilgiiekpriipei-rye few Inari-lies wan.   
l_‘1‘u os y ‘oint \Vhai'f and fronting on
i harlulleiowii Harbor containing 50 acres
ul land 35 cleared and sown io grass sccd.
Good house 14 rooms and a large barn.
also 2 isumnier cottages all in good order
\\'vl| and pump at llic door.
Trruis Reasonable. Apply to
]OllN NEWSON
Clisrloilclown
ALSO
uni :irrcei land 85 ofliarii mid soil wouil
iiuilablc for' scanllin); and |`irc Wood. liai-
suicc clear and sown down siluailed
3-.|. ofa niilc from Rocky l"t Wliax'l` soulli
u|` Block house and adjoining its Noilhcrii
lhiundary extending from Souih shore ln
the Ilarhor (North West eidrl This is ihn
liucsl bil of forest land in llio Viririilv.
l,=uiil of llie very heslqualily wivli un incx
hanslablc bed ofbrick clay cxloniling in
from South sliorcroafi. plenly oi sczi word
clc. will he sold cheap vu reuioiiablv
lcrms. Apply to
JOHN Nl-JWSQN
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Men s Boots
B We arc sliou'iug_ a line
of moderately priced
mcu's tau boots that dis-
play all thc iuost popular
ideas in the new spring
stvlcs. . » _
These boots :irc unililsu-
ally good vnlucs at t eir
prices. They are niacle i_n
tziu willow and tan RuSS_l21
calf with ucvy toes Tpnd
'very latest zists. ity
are bound toplcasc dressy
men who want gctd foot-
' wcsir ut low costs . _
Sliown in :ill sizes.
price I4 50 and $5.
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W ll0WEll BLOCK
(J srlottetnwn. P El I
_New
Beaver Flour in Bnrrcli
Genvvnileoi ie lheeim and shape,
pm.-airy :piles -'ref ruin.. wiser.; me ‘ ‘ii=_i'i3l»¢' _ inJilAudn Tuma; ._
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|60 Kent Si numb
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Thie is thc nitcrnoon of the ten nnd
'sale in St. Janice Hull Uliurlutto~
town.
Robert Mciinuclilin, Uliui-lottetowii,
was in Montngnc yesterday on n hricl
visit. _ -
Miss Lottie llrown, Stanley Bridge,
has returned home nltcr visiting
lricnds in Charlottetown.
Owing to exceptionally licnvy copy
contributors ure asked to await pn-
tiently thc publication oiitlicir. news
items.
Mrs. Bruce Jay ol Mt._ hltcwnrt
and liar three children lelt on Mon-
day for British Columbia whcre she
will with her husband reside in lu-
ture.
Arthur Johnson, Long lliver, w-ho
has been spending his Easter holi-
days at his honic, cnnio to Charlotte-
town on the Western train last even-
ingnnd will resume his studies.
The regular meeting of the Sydney
_city council was held on Tliursdiiy cv-
ciiing last. Mayor Gunn was in the
chair, and all thc uldcrnicn except
Hays wcte present. `Ald-. Morley rc-
_portcd for the lire committee, in con-
s uoction with matters pertaining to
Mrs. Carey of that city, who has dc- the ure department. He asked the au-
s thority oi thc council to purchase a
horse to replace the one which had
a letter from W. S. McKie, oi Char-
lottetown. in regard to tire horses he
UBDC- GGOFSG E- M0CHl`¢l\Y» lil” had for sale, and on motion of Aids.
commander _of thc wrcckcil steamer Mosemy and Mm-tim it was' decided
l*U““""""“~ H"m“x» was B 9"B“¢“i!°" to purchase n horse undcr guarantee.
_ hy the Mlnto yesterday morning and
goes to Murray Harbor whcrc his
wife is nt present visiting her pnr-
` 'l`lic following is nu extract from un
interesting lcttcr aunt hy Mrs. Glen-
ilcuiing, Baptist missionary in India,
detailing the return journey .after ii
- visit home to New Brunswick. It is
' published in the Baptist Tidings, the
own, l‘. I0. Island, who has conduct'-V. w_ B_ M_ U_ 01-gan* She “.,.ites. we
left our home in Moncton early in
` Hcptemhcr nnd went dlrcct to Winni-
' Y ii .
iccding Simon Mcl,coil,wlio iiiovcd to mg' where we visited fm, H short
' time. From Winnipeg wc went direct
ncss'an<l lcnvcs today with his lam-
ily for Sydney, whcrc, in partnership
with his inthcr, lic has rinother shop.
'l‘hc Guardian lms received from l..
/\, lhuiznrd, Grafton Street, Char-
lottetown, ii sample box of Lux u
rovular -powder used for the hath,
thc toilet, shampoo or for washing
i'nc llanncls, etc. The powder dis-
i=nlv¢~n readily nnd leaves the writer
iioliglitlully creamy, soft nnd whole-
eoinc nnd should bc used hy all.
Writing to -The Guardian from Lee,
Mass, ivhercihe is pastor of tho F‘irst
llaptist Church, Rev. Fred M. -Clay,
H native oi this province who visited
hcrc last summer in company with
his wilc and child, states that hc
"hopes to visit the Island again this
summer and bask in her good old
sunshine and fish lor trout." He
udds that potatoes are selling lor .$2
per bushel in Lee and the limit is not
yct. Even at that price not more
than ii bushel at a time can he pur-
chased. _
There nrc many instances in modern
coinincrcial lil`c where large conibina-
tions are for thc public good. Onc
ol these shining examples is the Im-
perial Tohacco Co., which giant or-
ganizations controls thc planting,
curing, preparing, manufacturing and
selling of every grain of its eiitlre
output. Doing business on such 3
vast scale enables them to _ employ
the most hi hi aid experts thc
_ -zz Y D _
most improved machinery and to
market their goods in the freshest
manner. Their output of Gut tobacco
is immense-such lavorltes as Old
Clium, Velvet, Pride of Virginia, Old
English Curve, Cut Calahnsh, otci
E
of pounds annually. In Charlottet-
own, one .of thc leading caterers to
the tobacco trade-'|‘hc l\1n.cl{iunon
Drug Co., 'have liiindredi~: ol'piitrons
who. will aniokc no other hrnndsf of
Gui. tohncco. '
Notwltlistniuliiig the lliifi-ivomhlii
stnto of the weather nnd rundi-i n
' ; C _I I liirgo coiigrogiitluii iisutnililiicl in thai '
 Q O' liii.'/.clhrook linptii-it Uhurcli on Sun-\ in thi- l\u.i||i:'n| ¢rla»m<-.w is in Inu-n
,-55 (yum-|\ §,|Nr,_.|_ dny'o\'oiiing lust to listcn\to thc Islas.
m ` " ter sermon prciichuil by llcv. Hurry
/, g rl. 'lirh from words taken us his text
 from John, 20 chapter, verse 11-17:
S Woman, why ucopcst thou? Am
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BR A. B,  Jesus said touch mc not now lor 1
|ii¢N'r|8'r (mise Home ii-i ling have not yet ascended unto My Frith-'
‘ ' 'ff '|°"k'3""‘* 9"" _ er. 'l‘hc reverend gentleman lu hiu`
ii- .
uiiunl clcnr nnd convincing iniiiincr,
pi'ca.~utcil 'tl lorlous truths us
» . it'
---' taught hy the ~llcsi|rrci.l.ion. The
» . . . ,
iihoir rcndtitd that hcnutilul inrlii-in
"Hsllclulliili, Uhrlst is ll|scn," also
ii qunrtcttc hy Mntlhcw nnd Mrs.
Wood, Miss l.n.\'inin iloi-is nnd luis
‘B 'F1 s in - 
In     :iinconi Wpoil :vnu iguchl pp|u»nciiitoili
"-uni' wupreuy www’ 'mum “ml ]li5l"| ccived direct iron] illc Mill *:'l"1"""‘ bl:  U' 
::::::yBoddil|'ee lii iiioncs and nionu- Beaver glour in if "_ Bmw liulvit, Eluiut lions, who kindly noted]
N ' _ ` < _,I _ -’ -ll B ns nceuinpanlst for thi-_ ontiro nunilcaly
CW made. graves eiirul U°*“’Cf_1_°“f 1_1' '00 ’ “ii-‘i pin-i. er the service.
 _ Beaver l~`loiir in i-2 Bairrcls. - nhitliia Tablets ere* used i»\'i\\ciiii\l~
ly lor nll troubles arising from kid-
'l'liiil in Iiow ii is wilh our wurli- ' '
H -- u . .. _ nay diiliculties 'l'hcy are first class
d mu' "nemo" u°°‘“"" for rhcumatism arlsiillr. from that
. Beanliliil Me n u-1 = “Y ,_s_ 2 S :';::.‘;f.';=.  “°.:.‘nr.ir:;""..;:
"°"` "-`*.I"“_.=~=_..-:_-i up i screw cap vials ul 50 ilvc grain
it  are lasl*    i i tzirevriigssiégglltsipligigiédrise. ic. /i. r‘es~
 ill||~' _ __N»]__|| 
_ r.::.!:.:i°.°:.':".  "}?,,,’,§,‘,f°,‘§,‘,, ,,‘j,f,° “"‘ I PEOPl|§‘S ,'r||nr|‘iu;.
Chllldlel' Q Bell ' Summer " ' (|) ,j,,||y mp gf |i,,||;¢|,;,,¢
urine Baytl Pl\0i0 Sll.l¢ii0 A mmieu nr emi eemeii- '
“ r'  _ _ _ _I <1) rin 'leaning .ef lui |
How Raymond   ---»  »
iz um' ze sneer ' '.‘ = i ' 1
_ new rm ~=ii=i'"'E3'" g.ili°°f`» (3) ""}.‘.‘.'.'l‘ii3f§...°"°"° . .
; 2 Blocks-Beet of Broadway sl’.§m'3.§%‘if"l» .i`.°i'»'i.i 0 (4) 11,, |g,,m|,.¢ 3`|,,u|d, |
sith élrict Subway. Station _ "r "M" wi' ‘ . Anton. t o .tend West. r
bl _3 *lf Hi' =f°vf~ '  1 N€fl'.EWLlK
1 wlueur rom Hudson tubes an ` 1 The Crusaders of Jerusa-
6tl|'A i ' _ ` _ p
§.::. '..‘:'..:‘.1l"§:'.i.::.~:';‘:°..:";':r:'.: J- B- “°"N» 11"- ° Im :elim-i
or mn. R._R. Station at 7lli Ave. Dggvpmq I swim producIioIi}_.&oiored and lust.
. i
bein sold to the extent ol miltionsl
I
yto Vancouver, where ive surely had n
,royal reception. Rev. A. A, McLeod,
trcturncd missionary, and Rev. H. G.
yldstabrook, whom you remember wcll,
yinct us as we landed fronithc train.
iWc were tnkcu to n hotcl, wlicrc wr.
were entertained during our stay by
the ladies of thc W. F, M. S. of the
First Baptist church. Misses Peck
nnd Manning, fornicrly oi Wolfvillc,
called upon us. It was 3 great pleas
lure indeed to mcct them both nnd to
italif. c-vcr a few of the things that in-
'terest maritime province Baptists
away from home‘. Next day _.we had a
call from Miss Aniiic Clark, of P, E.
island. I admired those girls for
their pluck in trying the new country.
but I did feel sorry for our maritime
province schools that they were los-
iing so much.
I Ziltcxiill Celery nnd iron is ,L tonic
ipiirticularly adapted to tlio.-in who
.arc dissatiulied with tablets and
Pills, either" from the rcsults they at-
tain or diirlculty in taking, _ Celery
is recognized as ri superior- sedative
and in this prcpnriition it is perfect-
ly blended with iron to give best re-
sults. A hottie, $1. Money hack ii
dissatisfied. The _MacKinnon Drug
Co., The Rexnll' Store, corner Gi-cat
George and Kent Sts. drtl.
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The Essential lecture '
l.|ii~ it-in-'i~.~i mi gronnrl :in to |g|'ii|wi'I_v
gurroi-.|. thu optii-nl nil. in thu
ops. _ _
‘Phat lnuni: iliiuc. lim iiuimrlurici:
of rru|»iirly_nilluiiiiug tiiii Ioiisieu
| um iiiiiuntiiign lgitliu Iupc can
liiirdly lin uvon-s|.iiii|i.ti~il. We re-
nll1.otli_i=. truth of tliose stiilomviitii
» and i-trivn to rivr an :i_Il-roiinii and
tliorpuglily uplo llii- mini-li-. uptlciil
ieorvim- lry us lor untisiactori
|~‘(!¥`\'lCi!
0NE SOLlD WEEK
Commcncing Mon.
1 _-_.lll0l!f_Al?1_8t|!.-__
‘ G. llcrlier: Perry Presents
Perry s Peerless
Players
\\'l'l`ll `
llezcl tonnne and lhn
Malloy
. IN A H|'Zl(llt`S 01"
'lligh Clin lioyiliy Playa
With Elaborate and Special Scen-
ery. Novel Electrical Ellecla
-roiiiciir- _
Wlie in Name 0l\ly
-FOLLOWED BY- -
1`he.5crnmln| Farce
The Lillie COLD
"Comedy BLUFF"
S lurde MilincL __
° 3' __  . _
Veudeville Between The lcle
friree 25- 35- SW cenls
Secure your Seii|_l;-advance ~
On Sale Uiusl Plieu.
4-Mill
i G. ir. iiiiiniizsoiii
i! Jeweler-Op\icinn. l
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'° UPERATIUN
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How She Was Saved From'
Surgeon’s Knife by Lydia
E. Pinkl1am’s Vegeta-
ble Compound.
Mogsdore, Ohio. -- “The first twoys-ers -
I was married I suffered so much from i
 V  female troubles anil ‘
  bi-iiring down pains
 » 1.’ thatl could notsiand
  " iffi on my feet long
 ~ ,'_{~ enough to do my
 Qu 3?  work. The doctor
 .» '___3§;§'; said I would have to
' 5ii§§5§§_f€`;i§» »-_;-  underZ° an 0l"‘"*'
 ‘  tiun,hutmy husband
 V nw' ivanted me w try
§1;;1;:§¢=.-__ _ _T_|  Lydia E. Piiikhams
' , _` "` ` Vo i=tableCompoun
W‘”“""‘\"\\\ lirsgt. I took thrva
bottles and it made me well and strongi
and I avoided a ilrvatlflzl operation. I
now have two line healthy children, and
1 cannot soy too much about what Lydia
E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound has
done for me." - Mrs. Liar; M/tN<ii;s,
R. F. D. 10, Mogadorc. Ohm-
Why will women take chances wilh an
operation or drag out a sickly, half-|
hearted existence, missing three-fourths
of the joy of living, when they can find
health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Yfgelable
Compound?
For thirty years it has been the stand-
ard remedy for fcmalc ills, and has r»-
storod the hcalth.ci` ihousandsof wonir_~n
who have been troubled with such ail-
ments as displacenwnts, iniiainmatinn, I
ulceration, tumors, irregularities, ct<‘.|
If you mini special ailvicr ivriic lol
Lydia E. Plnkliaiii Mcdiciiic Cn. (i-0nll-
dcnillli Lynn. Mass. Your lclii-r will
bo opened, read :ind answciwil by ii
women mid liclil in strict coniiilcrcii.
!
“FOR 'I`HA'l‘ 'l`lili’, Suit casts!
\'*~’l'Y \1\l`KL‘ stock, highest gradi-
Lliroughout, priced nt $1120 to $12.5
’l‘ruiiks, grand vuriuty, our-_ of the
host displays that has ever hccn
shown here, $2.20 to $0.50. H. l-l,
lli'own's. 158 Queen St. ~i-11d3i.!
“ltcxnll lilood 'l`nhlifts-- are H coir
cciitrutcil hlooil food-und nerve \"it»
ntl'/.clx They build up the very fo\int_
oi lilo ninkiug' you strong and heal-.
thy. A course of these pills will be
of great heiicfit to anyone, 50c U
box 3 lor $1.25 Hole agents. 'l‘lie
MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. tit, Geo
& Kt Sts. 4-llilrtf.
“For the host in spriiig hat styles
you can come lu-.rc with thc nssurnii-
ce of getting the lntcst styles, perfect
fit and permanent sntislaction, Our
stock is comprised all thc best
in Canadian, American and lilnglish
hats, personally selected und sure to
please nil particular people, Prices
range, soft felts, $1.50 to $3, dcr-
hics $1.75 to $5. H. H. l3ro\vn's,
The Home of Good I-Irits. 4-l1<i3i.
“To enjoy purlcct health l\l|ii:`i~
lilood Food should hc kept in cvcrv
family medicine chest.. it is an nil-
round tonic that builds up the hotly,
strengthens the nerves nnd thus keeps
you in ii perfect healthy condition.
A box, 500. The 'l"wo wines.
’l‘l'Il*J ALL CANADIAN
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Via the Iiiti,-rcololiiul llnilwnv
Mltrltinie ldxllrcss lu thu only All'
New Shoppina ,Bags _
Fine heavy Suede bag with '
.1 heavy brass franic';1iid
' long cordellicr handles.
Tun, grey, iiav_v,.-green and
black ' 1 596 each
Three new patterns of -
Suede call and goat seal
bags with the new narrow
frame in either gunmetal.
gilt or oxidized. All colors
' L65 each
1 .
Kid, Gloves Special
A few pairs of black kid
gloves in size 53-4 -with
hultoued wrists 29010 clear
liine Austrian kid gloves
in tans and browns. Two
clasp wrists. Ovcrsevvn
si-anis _ 65c pair
Dress Goods
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liifteen pieces. of :ill wool
lwccds iii Slanilxirrl r<»l<»i':~`».
'l`-he origiu.'1l_ priccs vviro i
ironi 85C to $1.05 pci' y.'ir<l,
'l`o clear 594: yard
Stanley Bros
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The
admitted hy experienced travellers to
the,most comfortable train in
America. This is especially true .in
regard to the dining and-sleeping car
be
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nishcd in _the best ol taste. The er.-
ccllcnt nicnls are served Table d'l\olc
ut ii
rates prcvailinl.: on the company
owned lines. The sleeping coaches are
up-to-diitc in every particular, and
the
iniikcs thc long journey easy and
adian iloute to Quebec, mid Mon--'_plcnsnnt. Being popular with ii. class
l from the Maritime Provinces. of travi-|l'crs who iirc uivneihlly found
Maritime Express is generally to he the ncmc oi' good izomiullly, U10
'through journey in iu~.\'ur found dull,
!anil even during the wiuivr iniinllis
there is uiuch ol sr-.uiiic iiiii-rviit in
the day's ride throu;_',li tho i'i'i>vii|i:un
ol Quebec, Montreal is ri‘nclii-il nt thu
convenient hour nl 6.30 |\, in., und
connections urs niiulr-. nt lliuuivciitiirr-_
lllnion' l~`tnlii»'i with ilu-_ l.\|i'|iugli
trains of the lirnnd 'l‘runk lluilwiiy
for Toioiiiii, iluilnlo, livfrlot, Uhic-
ngo, nnd otha-r point in western
Uanadn nnd lho Ijnilcfl Stiit.vs. (ion-
|nccting train from |’ii-.lou lun-.cn nt
4.Z0"diiily excl.-pt h‘uniiiiy. Z idtl
ice. The diners oi the 1. C. R. are
ny and well ventilated and fur-
price nwny hi-low the n<lri ciirtc
smoothness of the road had
f or
fab
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washingFl:1iincls,Woollcus, Blankets l:.<~u :uid _imc
ries. Wouft sliriuk woollcuri. l’ui'ifyiug :ind ri:pi'r:il|iii;_{.
-i~i1.r.u_iRca'lily dissolves in hot water and producc:~: ii clcaii.~‘iii_rgsol|'it.-
. Sold hy
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Really Fault-Free!
Let your next hosiery purchase be Pon-
Angle. Exziniine these perfected stockings
or socks closely when thc clerk shows them
to you. Notice the utter absence ‘ofa tho
cluuisy, troublesome seams you have been
wearing. Hold them up and study how
the shape has been knit into them---
_not the fabric dragged into shape as in
all other hose. And then, when you
wear them, see ~h_ow snug and neat their fit
----how sliapc-retaiiiiiig their method of
manufatcture---_how long-wearing our exclu-
sive knitting process makes it sure your hose
will be---once you cease casual buying and
demand only
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