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JUNE 24, 1921
FRIDAY. .
-rn.».tigt-g i‘””““”““.l’l”“""_““""“s Summerstde and Westem Guardian
E ~a~»~ 5 r, . ut §r'V’L_ "vc 'jf' -Mr Ben] Rogers left yester- ,,_,_ ,,, _,_“ , . . ` T t Wu .
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. Tr.lll0i FGW Ait'ig|llt.i.l“} :jg da, mr- ziiorrriear. _nsusmssit w£t.i.rNc1'oN -nan/man s 0 r
'~  ic ic on Wednesday. July sth halt price at Slnciair‘s, Summer-
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. ` . A. rosr rr. oerrtmr Drugstore, ohm-iottemwu I
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_lnne 20th. 1921.
.\lr. Cirrrs. L`irarrfll~.'r:
` Dear .\`ir:-
l'vc been rising "ilerrga.~" since spring of i920, arrrl
it has given nre perfect szrtisfaetiort. I use it' for two
reasoirs, first, i\t~c:rtr.<e it elinrirrate_< any krroek the
engine may have :rs the result of using poor gas atrrl
gives me a t|tiiet, >rrrootir rttrrnirrg vari secotrtlly. I get
more miles to the gallon. often trrakitrg as high as 25
miles. "l‘»r'iseo 'lotrritrgf L_f:rr." I have not hail to ru-
rrtove atrv earlroir imrrr the engine sirree tirst risirrg it
and the 'spark pltt;_r.~ keep clean. I live in hilly part
of eourrtry arrtl tititi it lr splerrdicl :till irr hill cliinbiiig.
I like xr half anti half trtixttrrc.
\'utir'.~' very truly.
li. lf. Ci{tl.\`llY.
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There’s a Candidate that is
Banking on Your Help to
ward Winning a lligPrize in
Holman’s a2.'l4il.00
Prize Election.   a
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$500.00 in Cash
' Given as lst Prize ' . W ll-.SON'S
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was in Suinrneraide on a business
trip.
-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. McLel-
fan of Indian River are receiving
congratulations on the arrival of _20 w°MEN,s .rw_EED Ruhr summg,-Smm
a young son. _
-6 ONLY navy _ wool Poplin
Coats. sizes 36 and 38. Regular
$25.00 to clear at $10.0 each. Sin-
clair & Stewart Limited.
coats $15.00 do $25.00, now half
price to clear.-Sinclair & Stew-
._.WHlTE GABARDINE and
Pique Skirts, priced from _$2.25 to
$4.00. Odd lines clearing. Your
choir-= $1.50 enclr, nt Sinclair‘s,
-SUMMERSIDE BUSY- Man?
-Miss Eliza McDonald, Vernon an Limigelp - mmm. boats -with shoppers were In
River is visiting friends in town.
poi't of Surnnrerside Tuesday and
la tr el asin supplies,
She is a guest at tire .\iinto House _.5 POPHN Dress_eE_ mack and \\~e(|,,e5. y p 1~-,__ g
Granville Street. .H
-Robert Mollisort and \\'. S.
Curtis. ol' the fit'ru ot R, 'l`. l-lolrrrztn,
Limited. nrotored to Rustleo on
Wednesday on a hnsiuess trip.
-Harry Ford and R. K. Morri-
son, of R. 'i`. Holrrran_ Ltd, Satnnrer
side. were in Iledeqrre on Wctines-
day on business for tire firrn.
-J. Lclloy. of R. T. Ilolinan. Ltd
returned yestertlay trorn a busi-
ditrk colors. Regular $8.00 to $15.00
clearing now Halt Price at Sizi-
r-lair's, Surrrmerslde.
-GREAT BARGAINS these days
at S-i.\’CLAiR’S. Are you taking
advantage of them? Sinclair &
Stewart. , 1
-REMNANTS of Stair Carpet.
3 to 9 yard ends, 650, 75c. and S5c.
qualities selling now Half Price to
elear. Sinclair & Stweart Limited.
which they eiainr can he bought
rrruelr cheaper in Suitrurerside than
on tire Mainland, I
--ON SUPPLY DUTY-Tlre'D G
S. Brant, (`aptain Kelly, called at
the port ot' Sutrirriersltle orr Wetl-
nesday evening. supplying the
lighthouse with oil and other neue.;
sities. 
-FINE CROP PROSPECTS. -_
\\'ith the present fine weather and
frequent slro\ver's the crops around
the country are giving rnuelr evi-
rz s ti to the tvertern part of _ t. __ _- ~
LS rp ` Po ‘CE COURT' A “gm” dence of prosperity having gained*
tire province.
-Tire Tug Hunt, C. D. 36___(`apt.
Leblanch called into port of Sum-
mersidf-.,» 'l`uesda_v afternoon frorn
Quebec on their way to Sydney.
-hir. Pascal Sonler, Surrrmer~
,side crossed by the car ferry orr
-Miss Millie Durant. of Surn -
ing lrorn Boston to spend the stirn»
trier with irer parents.
tain F. \\'. Peters, of Snrnnrf=t‘si.le
rrrotorcil to Clrzirlottetown on We
nestiay afternoon to :':.tend ilu
illiil.lI`i€@ l'ilC€S lllere- .
-.\ir (`reeln'ian hlr.\r'tlrtir. Al. I.
A.. S .' '  t ‘ ' . .
ummemldo lpn “ Qdniwl "` .in litisrness conditions and the devc
trip. `
-\il;-s Ariirrrise Peters, of Pitts
y is . .
the surrrnier months at her irorne.
Bi'."inclr and Elia Ilenttessey ot’ Bor
on Saturday evening last \\‘lri>r'r
trip. _ -
-\liss Fannie Butle of the of
home of her' parents, Mr, and Mrs
Thomas Butler. Jr.. Glengarry
days.
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‘His HoNon` Nor Hum'
flight of stairs. r'c<-ot'ilirrg iris pas
sri ei lrt' rr liunri cn every step un
hut-| ’."`
| “.\'o_" said the judge, “my liono
is not hurt, hut rrry lreatl is,'
‘1.'_.¢ at
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%very 'IO c\
Packet of \
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Fr.. _ t
wttt tot. Nun: tries than ./
58°-“wrath or attv /»'
sttcxv ,vtittctlrtty
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Druggists, Grocers 81111
-----~---- General Stores
Wednesday on a short business \\`hal is considered the first native
trip to Moncton. H
trrevsids- arrived Werlnestlay even~
-.\lr‘. \\'illiarn Ready and (kap-
d'_ -CLUB MEETING-The regu--
afterrroorr for lialifitx on a litrsiness lu "Pm 0'. mp mg popumrnv con*
-‘cars l“_B°""'°“ ‘“`l‘i"“"I w"‘ln‘?‘“' tain and tierald Mulligan As us-
da evenin liv carierrv to spend '
-Mr. 'Wilfred McNally, .\lisses rrreotiug or the club, so president
den motored to .\le(`anrrell's wlrart picnic.
they were the _i;rtc:<| of .\Ir'. and _HOSPITAL |v1EET|N(_;__ 'rho
MW- Tllvlllils -\lCNi\ll.\'- Til-'il' l't‘ll1l`ll rrrrrrnal rrrr-etirrg oi’ the Strtnt\r\>r'sit.\
ell t0 Bertie” Ott S\Intl=ti'. <'\'eitirmt t.=\<trr».- _-uri or tire Prince c<»rrrrr_\
i\fl@i‘ €I\l0l'lllS ll VPU' l‘|C'1->'l\I1l llospital was held on June lfrilr.
.  r, ,
fire staff of the (‘har'lotteto\\'n .»\s stati>'ties are not ai\vi\_v.< irrtvr-
Exanriner. was visiting friends here t'.<tirr.2 "l"“,-llltf. it-tv peope 1t`»tl.\'
this week. She is en route to the ‘ know that this Ladies .\itl patys
H|
t _rear for t`rrrrrisiring.< and $142.05
A mum", "mm j“d'zP‘ mu duwn at iriakint: a total oxpr~rrrll~irt'.» for
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i_.l.‘,nlt“' :iS;‘,('l;§(`   iid ship is large the avi-r':\;.;i,\ attenti-
SHML al hom your humor is not onto .tt the rrrontlrl_\ rrtt.trngs is r,
` whtvh sl\u\\'.~= that the \\'trt'k falls
_ I pttlilic behind tlretrr ot' .srtrlr splend-
t Clean to handle. Sold by all
named George Myers from the
Fnited States. arrested here .r
few evenings atzo appeared for the
trial at the police court on Mon-
day. He was allowed twenty-tour
hours in _which to leave the
town. li
-FIRST STRAWBERRIES -
zarden strawlierrlcs to appear in
Snnrrrierside were served in one of
the homes in that enterprisint:
town on Tuesilay last, Wild Straw-
berries have been selling in the
town for several tlays_ but this is
believed to he the first appearance
of cultivated fruit this-yenr.
lar rrreetirrg or" the lloltnan Fellow
ship (`lrrh was held in Toyland seo
tion of the big Summerstde store
an 'I`tresila;.‘ r-\'_enlrr;; with a good at-
‘ rerrilariee of irierrrlrers. Short talks
pi
test were given li_\- ll. T. Holman,
D, J, Ilorrrrr-ll, l., Ni. .\iacNelll and
' .l lt: Barr. .-\irrong the musical
nal. J. J. (iatiiii-t's catering was :t
treat to the eye and a solace to
the digestive organisrn. The next
.Visit-lio\\'ell announced, would he rr
'l`lrer.= was rr fair attentlanice. 'i`irr~
Sei~i'et;rr'_\' and 'i`i'easrri‘er's t'eport.+
- were .~'ati.~'.faetoi'_\' and encortr'a.i.'iir-,;.
_ anrrttally to th; 'l`rttstoes or the
,` iiospital $420.00 to as.-ist iii tneet-
ilitli ti to this $285.30 tvas paid last
for painting anti hiatt) .~rrraii~r‘ at'-
eottnts lor' thintzs tiot't‘<-='it'_r to thc
tzotreral up-keep of a llwspital.
1 the _rear ending, .\ia_\' Iilst. 1020
of $010.80. .»\ltiroui:lt tlrit rneirrlier-
r itpon a fi-w lrtrt it also slrows that
‘the Latlles Aid has a .~'_vrnpaiiiet.ic
id aelriievern-ents eorrld not be pos-
~ilrl-' it also <l\o\\'< eonfidence in
T i) lt.rmsa\ \/irs J M
l.. Silliplrant. Miss Eleanor Green
by the taste that
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The taste tells them. Older people, too know
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is good. But older' people kriow WHY it’s good,
‘ and that’s because it’s made from pasteurized
cream, frozen in an atmosphere 100 times purer
than air, and “everything’s sterilized.” There are
few things we eat that have the food value of ice
Let the kiddies eat “Perfection” freely, it’1l
make them grow and keep them happy.
Central Creameries Ltd.
Eva MacNeill. `
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for' irtmtitiw. title it my nil tit-nit-i
Mb sin. ;, gy
Lawn . _
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mnrlr ol selected wood-on
lwrn liflllng nll nlong
r-ent of that prI&.
In stork ure helng 0%
0|ey‘re snare to gn hilt ¢\
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Noonan. .\lrs. (Y ll<'.\t'tl\ur', Mrs.
Mrs. J. Surallnran, Miss S. Schur-
_ nran; .\lrs. I.. .\. l\ionr'o. Secretary
Miss Mary llttnt 'l`t'eastirci'; Buying
Committee, Mrs. (Dir) Alex Mitc-
.\Ieill. Mrs. Jwtrres. Kenny, -Miss
ittirinit.
ltr-taht tire skin. Snnrplo lrox. Di
i‘l\iritt>,'s tlittturvnt fr-to |1‘ yn" mt-|\.
or l-Itltiransrirr, llatett re to., l.ltntt'~il.
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Reg. $11.98 $8.50
Thur lill lnwn nwlngii-
ryIn|¢ lollr pnliflgerl--have
nt
lll.D!i. They' are wprth every
llnt we vvnnt the rt: tliry
take to iihonr lnrol fnll
gnmln mul the Inv re nlnlnl
$8.50. 0I\ly I1 In ill! llul
up pretty well on the loss duringi
the dry period. l{_
f-MAG'lJ§TRP,l`I'E’-S COURT. --\
.-\t the 1Viagistrate’s ("ourt on \\'e`<i~
nesday before Mr. A. Carrrplrell. J.i
P. a citizen chai'geti with running;
rr rrrotor while under the infltienco\
of liquor' was tried. Tire defendant
with two otlrer' men were driving'
through the Betleque district onl
Sunday tlro 29th Illay last. \\'iren|
their car' turned turtle. sli;:htl_\' in~'
juring the driver. After' the hear-l
ing of several \\'itne.<ses int-lrttlirrg
the two passengers, the ease wa.-1
rnnelrriled but judgment reser'vt>d
-COM MENO-AB LE- .-\il Sutrr
nrerside strer=t.< are in ext't~lli~rrtl
t'.0r.tlitlon now. the ;rni_\' j:\r'i'iir;:,
note being tire condition of tho
.\1alpt>i|nt> iioad eirtr'atrre into tho
town. This hit of road has bt-tru
the source ot'rnzru_\' etrrrrplztirrts
front tlr'iver‘s ol lrntir learns an-i
tnotot' cars, as it' i:~~fuil of i'nt.-,
holes and other tleviei\.~‘. to eatijlr
tl rrnwar\~' tlt'i\‘i»r rrirl is it ire' t‘-
with it lir:iti or two oi loose stories
\\'itit'h havi- het-n tlutripi-rl i‘;istr.tll_v
into tht' r'o;rii. This rit.-lgilil'it~t-irt itil
ol' lriglr\\'a_v eonstt'ut-tiorl, il. is utr-
iierstiroil. is .rindcr thi- dire:-t corr-
trol of the pr'u\'ini'iitl trovernrttt-tit.
-GLENFANNING NOTES. -
'l`li.> anntral nreetirrg of (ilmfannitti:
seirtroi was l:ri‘t.:cl_\' :tttt-itiiteil slrtiw-
irrf.: the keen interest wltir-lt tlrrt
i‘atepa_ver's lravo talteu in their
, sellutrl ilurin: th-.t pa-'i _\'t=ar'. 'l`iir-_v
lfrel sure tltat tl:ei.r' t-at-lrei' has
|iirrpr'oved the ifondltion of their
i school anti lit-;r:'til_v \\'i.~'h for ltr-i' to
remain with tlteru for tho eorrrlrrgg
year. Mr. \\'iii`r'et1 Roaelr paid a
flyint: visit to iiordeir last \vi-i>.l;.-
lt I\le.~is.-tr'. lflarolil and Seylrrottt'
. .t . .. -_ or _;t_- _-._~_.¢ _
wlrer. she will spcrrrl her irolr rin. ire ho htrrl e\piri~o ln ad vnmwh and _“NM K .\1l_m_P “_;I_P
l\'i.=il'>t's to Sttiritrrer'sir.t‘ i't-et‘nll_\’.~-
‘Miss i.uut':t l-‘n;:rti't_v and l’atrs_\' .\l~--
Gillivray iiitetrli i‘i'ttii'niri_i: to the
Queen llotftl, t‘lrat'i<rtt.~t'i\\'rr, 
.teh ;:trtr\:rrer~ tr..rrrtlr.~'. _\lr. llarttlil
Rach li-tl this ir.:tr'rrtn_i.t f'ri‘ t'lri\:'~
i<:t.teio\\'ir wir-re hit intends t~.\
_work at the new liatrk. -.\lr'. Mark
l‘..\dt"Gilli\'r‘ay was :r visitor' to St.
Mai‘gat'et`s ri-t-i-rrll_\'. Mr". Ulattts
l<`ogatt_v left r.~r-ttntly for Surrrlner-
sitie.--.\lrs. (`t~ptus i‘fr\vi\r' tvas
:throng the viislttrrs tit Glenfanning.
--Air, A. )l<~Gilli\'r':r_\' and l-I. Roach
. were visitzirs to Slruris la-'t tract..
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Q Most rrrcn wear FLI-IICT FOOT right through the summer. They have ._
lil several pairs. Sensible Oxfords for business-sport models for bowling,
golf or tennis-a srriart; pump for evening wear-and perhaps heavy
FLEET FOOT shoes for gardening or working around the house.
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' "‘ ~ - num wr: were s r is ~ _ - ‘ ~ , “ _ ' ' . ‘ . '
L L' t I ’-l u mm the to\'.'n. is sfiuit-\\'l|at t't»l~t-virtl VI for the price of one pan- of lcatllgr _qhoc-5_
\\'cztr thcirr this summer-put the \vholc family in FLEET FOOT.
Tire rrzrnrc  in the style of lettering slro\vn
1 :.rl>o\'e, is statrrperi on every genuine FLEET FOOT
FLEET FOOT shoes are sold by the
leading shoe dealers everywhere.
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IF you ask a man why he wears FLEET
FOOT shoes to business, nine times
out of ten he says, “because they are so
comfortable." 
FLEET FOOT shoes arc comfortable. The fine _
rttlrher soles and heels take up the jar of walking,
Tire carrvas uppers are iight, cool and easy on the _
feet. Tire shapes are designed by experts who V'
know how to put good Style into shoes that fit the
feet snugly, yet are light and flexible.
mmmmnmummnnnnnnnnnmnmnnnnn n
Z..-tv io_rk._~\\rttt .i r-_ar'_;o or 050 tons v"\_\ elt. and what the-n'. Art: _voir _7i’lrat’.~r nothing.
.ti .rntlrr.t<»ite viral tor Joseph ltr'-in afraid tiri~§"ll he lr:rr'kiui.;' the tips?" itat' trrrrsetrrns we
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.trlrlrtli `t_i|»rtrp.rn‘_t_. ;\lt=}t; ift l1~'il`t \‘ *'10 _ ‘hills lust uliirtrl .rm .itr_rril ot pencil that .\.oalr used tn clrerlr
< .i iooni.s .. _ larnt-si, ills - \\.ts the re-ply. ilrey eat their the aullrials as they eatin! ual
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<'nal,».'iitt.: coal lor li. ’l`. iloliirziir_ llit tt' fislt, read tirit lips, ltuelrs 't-rir the ark."
Lid.. l:.`rlrl\~ \'au'.:lratr. in tin- slritain
with coal l`tir' lt. 'l`.’lioirrr;iir, l.til__ ilrtip their tnonr‘_v_ ']']|¢.n may |m\.Q N '_
l1\'»‘ St'lt<t'1n\'1‘ J. li. \.'ruzr:, rli<r~lrar'g to git witliout their i:r'ulr. anti irty| A" °w l' nw m'
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ing_ lritturritrorrs coal for .lo.-i-pl_
llcad and Cotrrpirnv. and at-,voral
strrallt-r' fislilng \'os,~erls that ltatl  
put in for supplies.
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INJURIOUS TO TRADE
A urati with :r large hundlo of ~""“"l1 "lil" il' milk Uf l'l‘C0.Lll\ititl11
sporting papers went into a fried- “nfl it dftntzerptrst srrrlic.  `  
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ilvriiirl-k hlilriiiim(itiiiiirrdiriirhthliiie lfmflig to on “mmf _ gttelritrr lor thorn, was that \vonrrrn'_‘ ' _»,,/ Call and see
helpful t'§laltlon~t~lrip ‘ln-t\I\-een th -` SHIPS IN li-*FORT--'~itrrrtr|rr‘i`-i tl I Mihmii Snlumwd me nwncr M “thu hem up his hmm'
_ ' ~ -~ . __ * _ te srot. “ ’ -t , »_ r “.' -. t‘ - |  _-I -- Q 
Ladies Aid and the llnspital was side listrlror' on llrur'.~'il:i_v tnzrririnit away 1| donrtmiwflt`“U:Ql\€k2fii"::;Isaid.‘l}il'tiit'iMg;»gliiiiSitriviirghirlgcirl he‘ ' Q'-'
\ rrrore fully rrittlet'stooil it would prvserrteri one of tlro iivolrest ap- .¢hf.m'm this (,,_H.m|__.hmem~. J Iwi", sh.. 1.4 | `-mu him, ,,f(,,,l(,))\il:,' x `° i ""°' '
doulitless result in its winning peat'an<~es it has tnirili- within tt. -rcnng ‘O r(`_U_`_e 'mn,___ "n `  _ .'_‘ ‘ ' ' 
_ _ _ _ _  _ _ _ __ _ _ ~ f . » . .' eorr-<l Hnvllglt c,\plairriuf, to her who you Our modern designs ln tltnll
i ili§:;eIiarit`i>£Diii~if @pririii°iif‘r\r1rliiig\vhel‘<i  ttiil~pt~»0riil. the rltsrrpporntetl "“'“°1‘ Of the rw- “"3-" m=\°ri=lS nrocurable' are in
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raise funds to carry on this work. ing and point: of rrrarry i~r'.tit:~' tr'-tin -r _ t _ _ ., _ __ --0-
as they intend to do on Dominion different sons to this qnic-t little Bpllihitligiffla i§\“t|l;l,?“1')([‘!|n|linmflii _ . ONE BETTER men" of au'
Day when tlrov will sell tags to lslirrrd port. 'i`lte center of ir‘.tot'irst‘m.,L»g ,nf il l___h,t A _ 5 “"`_"'*‘-l MW-*""m Allvntltllll'""'1`lli\l .llftflkl
‘relp replcnislri-r irrttt-lr depleterl was the four nrastcd sr-lio'iner‘i HI; 1-lei, 'in `I=,,',,i,,LmyIIilIi ln wlvlll Sir' “ms "MU "“'"0¢l lil’ .ltiiitis‘Ve1~e  & 
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lrtnk account. Tito iifrr-ora for thc lheoliire iittrtairr l)rt;gil:>ir, fron: _. ,. . , . ' - '_ »
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coming year are Prosident. Mrs. _
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R. T. Holman Limited, Summerstde
This $87.00 Relianc.
Steel Range Selling
Now for 75‘()0
Delivered in
Eastern Canada.
This Rellane Steel Range is theJmost modorf. . .rd sar-
lafactory range on the market,'seIllng at a moderate prlw-
lt ll an excellent cooker and ; |\"fect,ba:|t0r,.g\|irfioteeri
by the manufacturers and 5; R, T, H°lma,\, Llmltad. It ill
handsomely trimmed with hoavy nirkel trimmings, oven
door and reservoir are coverld with ¢or-celtaln; fitted with
improved fuel saver, nickellerl lg” pipe, pouch feed door.
Duplex grain and supplied Wil IMDB poker, shaker and
scraper.
Just as Illustrated
Regularly $87.00
The Reliance Range his bean Illlng all this year at `
$87.00 and at that price it wal cranlldntld ,tho but moder-
ately priced range on the »m|rke\‘. W¢'v¢ cut
$12.00 off that price and will now dellvor tho 
range to any station In Eutirn Canada Ml' _ '
Send In your order today and ill: ,our flvorlts candl-
date in the $2740.00 Holman Prize `Ei|ctlon Content.
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