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moat-_races   ms  _- 'l'llE CIIARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN mir or ww _ _ JANUARY
""" - """_"`”§ “ . V' -=s=r-an , ` ' ‘ ‘ ` " "" v ldied; they did not even Bo to the
' EVQY air. some *N
_c vor woman dls.
_ covers n new use
fm' 0X0,C\ihu. Every
diy. cloves women sro
ld0P\lng OXO Cubes ln
place of “extract of beef"
and “fluid beef".
QXO Cubes have proved
their superior quality-their
con ve iiieiice-their economy.
The OXO wriy is the quick
:iuil easy way of irisking
surprises in iiieat dishes-ol'
enriching soups, sauces and
~ .,. Stews-and in making
I " ‘ possible :i con- _
stant variety to ` '
the daily menu.   N
10 for 251: 4 for Nc.
IN CUBES
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-It nays to buy in this Province 1
*BBN Gallant, Bloomtielzl, was in
Bummerslde yesterday.S.
-Hon. A. E. Arseiiault, Summer-
*ld° was ii passenger imm chsrime-
°°"l1 Yesterday sfternoon.S.
“Edward Crosby, Cape Traverse,
was ii visitor to Summerslde yester.
day.S.
-Nell and hlr:_lllcQuarNe, Sum-
{“°l`51d¢. returned home from Char-
°tt¢¢0“`l1 Ytltcrday afternoons,
m
I
1
- - -».~ -- _A - I _The SUmm€l”Bi4l€ market prices are
+7;
U
The best proof of the  Maw-  
quality of
for L
_ 
CIGARETTES
is their popularity.
The smokers of Can-
ada bought 30 million
Tuckett cigarettes in
1909, came back in
1910 for 42 million,
and made a new re-
cord with 55 million
in 1911. These are
fact-figures. V
Various arguments
will persuade men to
try cigarettes.
Uniform quality is
the only argument-
that makes men keep
on smoking them.
And sales like these
are possible only
when every trial
make s a constant
l, --Lust Saturflfly lllltllt Sliiniiiii-_ruiilii
Vila'
USC l‘»
_ THREE VARIUTIBB
Ti|ck¢tt’s Club Vlrginlas l5 cents for I0
Tucketfs Special Turkish I5 cents for I0
Tucl¢att's 'l`. & B. I0 cents for I0
At nearly ovary store '
TUCKE'l`T'S, LlMl'l`ED
ii/uviii.'roN. c/iniios
I Dorothea herself revenous for food
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_ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ l ii-gi _ 'ii
1-- ter milk, horvy. crackers or tea his-
. 1% _ __<;_ _ _ _ - ;  __._._.  . ;   . _._ _i;:;-3;-_T-"-'-j-j-
I
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The Reliable Carpenter and
, Cabinet Making' Shop -
just s word to merchants and business men who are con-
f¢\“Pll¢lI1§ changes _in your stores or otiices, I am prepared to
do anytlil g in the line of carpentering. cabinet makinprepslrs
to oiiice lixtures, counters, shelving, hard wood flooring, any-
thlni( in the woodworking line
I engage skilled workmen. Your work will be neatly and
<l\\l¢¥l! done. When in need of an experienced carpenter,
¢
B
write or call at my shop
i98 Queen Street,
1 Over Large's Livery.
CHARLES E. CARSON .'
i-igliin. ~ ~
4 ‘ * ~ -fre;
~*"`f`=‘="="¥'ff!=2;-1-ii-;-T-Ti-ii-1-‘-2_£3;-if-;:;.g.;-;:;.;.; gf.-_.  Next to H. H. BI'0Wl1’5.
_ ii \ '
“Ml” Martha Muttart. formerly oi
‘Union Corner, and Edward C. Tomip_
|l_§_i_;\B. who were recently married, rr,
__ morgton. have taken up their ,esp
5 ence in that city.
‘M f0ll0W§l-Pressed Hay $12.50-
il°09¢. $12: Pressed Straw, $5; 1005e_
_$4; White Oats, 404;; blank, 4g;egg__,_
.EQ lJllf.t6l`, 19 (0 21; pork’ 5% to '/L
d a D in accident on Mon.
bay last. While driving, his sleigh
Selig” stud' H1 a rut and, the_horse
B gr ng UUGXPCCWUIY. the sleigh was
upset' Mr' McNally' was thrown out
on the frozen ground and one of his
shoulders was dislocated. A doctor
WBH culled and the dislocation rc-
duced arid at latest reports he wus
doing n|cely_ iiltlinugh siitfering r-0".
aiili-rahle pnin.-- Mic,
Rigliw Hcliool llockify teiiui r|r.f.,.,,,|_,.,r
.ie lilrst li.dwai~ds iii the urygrrrl
Rlllk ily' 5 Score uf 5-4.-'l‘lie ggmp
_l\_'B/S Very fast tliroiiglioiit but ut
mes somewhat rougli; iieo Hunti-
9h0W°d “ll Well for the school while
Gallant made ii good game for thr-_
lsdwarils. _ At half time the i-iciirc
stood .i-0 in favor nf the F.dwsi~ils.
Edwfml |'¢Fl`y i‘el’eri¢i~il iii good ctyli-
-A_ very lurge co|igi‘egatlr,rr lrSt(._|,_.
ed with deep interest, last Sunday
morning in the Siiiiiini-_rside Presby-
terian Chlllfh. to rr discourse on the
proposed union of the Presbyterian,
Methodist and rvongregarrunur
@\1“f°l1e=. by the piiriior, Rev. ii. .i.
Fraser. The arguments for and
Bkninsr. thi-_ uiiimi were irlemly ,ind
concisely stii»l.eil and many. oliiu-_iii~i-
and ilitllciilt: poiiitii were imule very
lC\llJ.i_1l. Next Suiillay morning “Thr
Basis of lInioii" will hc discussed.
. -il--_
-A meeting of the Dunk River Far.
.m¢1"S Institute will he held at th..
Lower Freetowii on Frldiiy evening,
F€h~ 2l1¢1.af- 7.00 p. m.,‘ Harvey
Mitchell, Miiritime representative ol
tlie_Dairy Branch, will be present
and will speak. A discussion of the
1\ill€l‘€ut hroeils of cattle will then fol-
low in which representatives of Hol-
Hfeinii Ayrslilrcsi, and Jerseys will'
take hart. Everybody_should he
prompt on time and the evening will
he none too long for Mr. Mitchell’s
address and for this discussion. All
interested "are invited to he present.
Just Worn 0ut '
---_
_ At the eud of a hard day's work
it is only natural to be tired, but
when fatigue comes on early in the
day, or after little exertion, it means
_weakness and lowered vitality.
It is remarkable. that some people
have not yet learned what to do. Ev-
ery day we are advising people to
take Vinol, our delicious cod liver
and iron tonic, to build them up and
make them strong. To every one we
SHY. 'ill Vlnol does not do all we
claim we give hack your money."
The reason we can allord to make
this liberal offer is simply that Vinol
has great power as a blood-eiiricber
and strength-creator, and does a
world of good for all who are frail,
feeble and sickly, whether children or
grandparents. Try Vinol at our risk.
E. A. Foster Central Drugstore.
SAYS SISTER WAS STARVED.
SlllA'l‘TI.E, Wash., January 20-
Miss Dorothea Williamson, who with
her sister Claire wiis heir to an Aus-
tralian eatate of $500,000, continued
her testimony at Port Orchard today
in the trial nf Mrs. Lindii Biiriii-lil
Hazzard, R "starviil_iou doctor." Mrs
Hazzard is iicciised of murder iu thi-
llrst ilegrec, thi' rliurga being thiil.
she starved Uliiii-ie Williamson to
death.
Dorothea told of her diet whili-_ iilw
and (llnirie were patients of Mrs. Hiiv.
zuril in Sl<eatl.li=_. l-lhe said she wus
given two iiii-ails n duy, ciicli-consist.-'
lug of a cup of water in which r,isp:ir~
agus or ii tniiiuto luid been boiled.
Sometimes orange juice was substitu-
ted.
After two weeks of treatment Doro-
theii wris unable to walk and experi-
enced desllrlum and fainting spells.
On April 22, when Dorothea. wrist
very weak, she and her sister werei
placed in separate ambulances, con-
veyed bo the wharf and embarked for
the Hazard snnltarlum ot 0lnlla.Soon
after their arrival Dorothea. was per-
mitted to see her sister. The latter
was little more thnn n skeleton env
ered by ii parchment of ski-n».
begged Mrs. Hnzznrd to give her sis-
cult, but Mrs. Hazzard sternly re-
lnaed. ‘
-The Morning Daily Guardian car
os obtained at Latlerty's Tonsoria
Parlors, Summerside. 12-10drtl.
i -For Sale, a pair of black silver
foxes.one male and one femsle,i'enred
rr litter of pups last season. Apply to
box 287, Summerside, 1-30d3i.
-Attention is called to the nd of
Dr. A. L. Purdy, Alperton, re quar-
entine removed, which appears in this
lissue. _
-All news, advertising and sub
scrlptious in Bummerslde and vicinity
scr` tions i Alberto nd vlcinltv
should be handed to H. Clsrk, agent
-The Pioneer Fox Farming Co.,
Ellerslle, disposed of ri pair of black
foxes last week, to a firm in Chu-
tlinm for the sum of $7,300.H.
--Any person in Summerslda with ii
fair education, who desires to earn
from tive to ten ilidliirs per wiwli
sliollld write A ll l', l'() llii ..
-llli.~=s Auiiii- llrriiii, ll:-ili'i|||il, ivinhrs
to thank ull the |icii|.la who liiilrii-il
her and canvass.-ieil for hi-r in the ri--.
cent Guardian ciuitcst, rind iilsii wish
cs to thunk This Giiiiriliiin for - th
klniluesi-i shown her whili- iii l‘l.:i
-Lust Mnndny uiifhl. l-1iiiii|..s'iii\
iirziily iiuil Mui: tilieel:-, i-iiiislaihlis
that place i~li:ii'igi\_il with iisszuiilliiiy :i
oun wouiiin 'l‘li hiuu il hiiii lii
k‘ l I
\estt-rdsy iiiiii-uiiiy hr war. l.i~iii-lil
bolort- >ll_ipi.-ndiniy wiiv_ht_ an-I ~
-Tim mnny llirudu nl |~'r.':ui-i.-
.lambs Milligan, iil l<`:iirli'ix,‘Miiiiitii-
hu, but formerly of 'l‘i'rivelli~_i"s lil-st,
l‘. E. I., will he iiitcri-_nteil to lerirn
of the marriage of his uldi-st ilaugh-
ter. Mary Irene, to .Iiiuies IC. [Gwen
of Aberdeen, Scotland. The iuiirriuge
was performed at the home of the
parents, Fairfax, Mun., hy the Itev.
H. C. McNeill, of Miiito, Mun., :ind
formerly of McNeill'i~: Mills, 1'. lil. l.
The happy couple were iiltcuilcd hy
G. D. Elliott of the liriuli of lliiiuil
ton, Miuto, mid Noriiiiiii I-I. Milligiin,
sister ol the bride. Mr. nud Mrs
Ewen are now living at Miuto, Man.
-::Rexa1l for the hair. Rcxall "U3"
hair tonic and Rexall shampoo
paste are making new friends every
day. We can refer you to dozens of
our customers who have used them
with great results. Fall and ask si
bout them. Sclc agents. The Mac-
Kinnon Drug Co., Cor Gt. Geo &
Kt Sta, dtt.
HORRORS OF THE FAMINE.
WASHINGTON, January 22 -
"They have no seed to plunt and no
animals to do their plowing with;anil
this condition of atiairs have gone ou
for so long that they have lost ull
desire to work; they simply want to
lie down in the mud and die.
There were people working .on either
side of the roadway, coming and
going. These were all beggars and
all starving. A few years ago the
majority of them had been success-
ful farmers, but now they have abso-
lutely nothing. There was not rr day
that I did not pass two or three
bodies of men, women an-d children
lying on the road. When the pwhle
got tired and gave up, they simply
dropped down where they were and
uooirs
PiLLs--r=~-
|'l08!»2fl¢-
Ri-st for all liver ills. Try them.
I » I
p $1.98 W.
I FOR A PAIR OF i
DOROTHY DODD SHOES A
` Ws'rc going lo cl:-ar oul every ‘
pfiir (iff Dorolliy Dodd shoes qiiick,
They are :ill high class iixfcicls an I
‘ ` high shoer, and lliis offer is .1 uiiisl
exceptional one. an opportunity to ,
secure ii pair of high clzias shoes nl j
less ihiiii h -lf prim-. l
‘ Only $l.98 for a pair ol
$4.00 Shoes _
Gel :i pair riglil iiow.
i Morris & Smith .
' x27 Queen Street-
nv-xin-sl
* l I
§.l§'7"...i»..<»Ii:is
Lowest Prices
Q
Hardware
Cameron Q Cb
162 Queen Sl.
New Aiivi~:ii'i‘ishMir.N'rs.
§ 
To the General Public
l hereby notify the public in this vicinity
that qiisrsnline has been removed ns far
as l am personally concerned, and I can
now :mend to my profrsional duties.
The following certificate speaks for, il-
self.
A. LI l"l`RD\` l). D S.
I hereby ccflify that after si llioroiiizh
course of disinfoclioiil liuvv removed llic
qiiarimline as far as Dr. Purdy is pers an-
nlly concerned, and he is now free io at
lend his professional dull' wilhoui fear t f
infection to any one.
ALEXANDER RO§S.M.D.
Hc_;l\h_QH‘icer Lol 4
Albeilon Jany 29 i9l,|_ '
-~. 1.... _@ 
i-_tiiluw
  AND P  lraised track on the side. but dropped
---::.-.-_~.-.-.-.-.~_-_-_-_~_~.-_~_1-;_._._._._=._.__,__._._._._._.______. _+__,_._._.,_;._._._._._._.,___._._._._.____,_._._._.___._._._._._._.,_-_~_»,-_-. l in the road, where they lsy unburied.
"I cams across the emicated body
“It Wa' J°"Ph P°"Yi S“"‘m°"S‘dF' io! rr young boy, live or six years old..
who was referred to in yesterday sLHis throat had been out from em- to
l55“°~ rear and a piece ol PHP" WB-B Dilliwd
lon him which stated that his father
,and mother had nothing to give him
lto eat, and the children of the village
[were standing around looking at the
icorpse.”
1 These were some of the observa-
itions of (`. D. Jariicsoii, ,, Red Cross
;engineer, sent to inspect the famine
'district of China and to report on
the possibility .of food prevention in
ithe I-lwal Valley. The appalling con-
|ditions apply to nearly 3,000,000
lpeople, and unless oiitside relief is
,instantly forthcoming, it is declared
iuntold thousands of these must die
‘before the scanty new crops are rip-
_ cncd and gathered. _
,f£,°";‘;el£_h““d°d t° Ewen Mc%‘x;`_} Consiil-Gciierril Wildcr_ at §_hanghai
' _ has seconded Mr, Jmiiicsoii s appeal
M l ,_ i in g letter dircctiid to Miss Mabel 'l`.
- rs. J. Harry Brown ut ri-mica , ' ' .
. _ Boardman, of the American Red
Margate on rhursday anemnnn and 1 C s ' \\h`cl l dcclnres that had
. , Y ., roS,1u 'i,i ic
§`xd:,¥d agneinoon and cwmni" 1‘e]',iis was the situation _liist_l'ear. new
' iclcmerits have entered into it to make
_Au new-_ advertising and suh_{it worse, and to justify another ap-
peal to the Red Cross and through it
1 _ _
D D D B _to charitable Ami‘i'1cii.ns.
I
(nf FAR BEAUHING l*lFF‘E(‘T
' OF l’ANAl\“lA CANAL.
i
_ VANCOUVER, Jan. 30-In an in-
terview here, today, Sir. Donald
Munn said "lt occurs to me that the
opening of the l'nnanin llzinnl will
exert a more profiuinilnnd far-rcnchi
ing effect on the dcvelopiiieul. iii
\Vi~.=:rl-rii Viiiiullii than is generally
I
' " ' ' ' ' ‘ ""` |' I 'rl i i i~ i- r- wh
Uh     , __ N  t l'|'l\ I7.l5l . lll. ll ll Ml? ,lll lf. l
ocifilpy efiil`,i:on'l|iAiiutill(P|»i=l’r1iiiiM;ici~|:;:;_ ,lhiw \vi~.\el\viu‘il_ l_lii-ii_ii_i¢li llii- _r{i\lf<v\'iiy
rm, ],(_S,,i,,,, - , ~¢_m,.,;,_ ilii the <-<»iist i-|l.ii-s is ri-rtiiiii. Viru-
' _ ' ` _______ li-iiiivi-r viill hi- Ihr 1»iii'l_ id iiii|.i»rl. lor
rvrv i~iiii.~iiili~i-iili|i- |`u.|~l.ii»|| iil the
|»nii‘ii-ii |1i‘i»viiu-i‘i=i, :iuil il. is iuevil.:ilili‘
tlial. lilisiiiess will hi- ieiici»iii°ugcil hy
thi- l.rii|isi:iiiil.1iie|itiil ltuilwiiy which
.vill hi: iii |»usitl<iii to handle tlii-.
»uiii-iiiiius i|iuii|t.itli-n iil f-_x|u»|'t grain
]nU_,,_,,m," 1 tn Viim-iiliwi' uiiil <il_lii~.i' puiutu ini thu
l’iizii~iL. l rel' no rrziiiiill wliy the
;uir|‘.liin of this whriil. rriiu of ull the
l‘i~iii'i- llivrr llintiiift rind nl, lcllfit one
iiiu I iiiml.
§,,,,,,‘,’,,,,.,,,_,, _ -_“___ __:_>_'_  _f_l__.__' _____ niriiiii.-i» inunu ivi_ii»iE'u_  is  
`\"i\N"`lI|`l\'l7lll ll, l‘, .l;"i\lil`i‘ 21--
i _ ' '. “_ 5.
iiiniidi-il uiilll li`1'iil~1v iiuiiiiiiiif ~il lil ‘\""’".“' """' "l "'1\"“‘l'“" """"`l"“`
(_.,,|0,,k :-4 " Lion lawn iii i'i~lei'e|ii-i- iii iiiliiiissiiiii of     
` __,____ lliiidu wi»|ni~|i wus Iii-r-_uii Incl uiglil
\~.'l|eu .l. ll. lvliivllill, hcnil ol liuiui
ifriilioii Aflnii-ii for Vn.iicii\iv<~i', i-el\ui-
cil iidiiiisaiiui to two wiiniieu nuil
their izliililri-ii, pi1sseu;5ci'i-i iiu thi-_
<`ai|:idi.’iii l'ut-ific Rziilwuy liuci' Mim-
tciigl(-, wives of two Vuuciiuvi-i' iliu
ilus, lliih Singh, si»_ci'cl.iiry of the
Guru Niiunk Mining & Trust (foru-
pany, and llalwant Singh, priest of
the Sihl: Teiiiple in this city. l~‘ull_v
'S00 lliuilu residents in Vaiiciuiver and
iiciiqliliiiriiiig towns :isnemhlcil iiciil' thr
Uuiinilinii Piicific wharf as the Minit-
ciigli: liertlieil at China docks when it
hcciinie known tliiit there were lliudu
viiiuieii im hoard
uri Lu lui uiisii 7
HUB YOU. UF SLEEP
You probably lznow all loo well
how it goes. just as you doze OE, the
tickling starts in your throat. Agentle
cough, still asleep. A harder cough, and
theii another. l-`irst thing you know,
you’re wide awake, coughing your head
UE.
A few nights of that and you’re so
ivorii out and weakcucil that the cough
takes a tight grip on 
But why endure it
Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licor-
ice aiiil Cliloroilyne will soothe that -
cxaspci-:iliiig tickling, loosen the plilegm
and curc the inilaiiiuiation oftliemuoous '
membrane. It not only stops theoongh
uickly, allowing you to get sound, re-
ilresliiug sleep, but it goes to the root of
the trouble and drives out the cold coin-
plelely. Children willingly take Ns-
Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and
Chloroilyuc, because il: tastes so good.
Your Driiggist has it or can quickly get
it for you iii 25c_ and 5oc. bottles. 'lhe
Nalioiiril Drug & Chemical Co. of
Caiiiidii, Limited. ii5
OANAIHAN PAUlF`lU RAILWAY.
The Ganiminu rncilio is the Bhort
Direct ltoiits Uhnrlottetown to Mon
tresl, the trip being 'made in tweiity-
(our hours. Close connections are
aisds for all points beyond, and
changes and transfers sro avoided.
New electric light sleepers on the 0.
P. R. llallfax Montreal run, sud this
road has the best dining car service.
This is the only lihe operating com-
partment ears-Montreal and Ottawa
to Toronto, and Montreal and Toron-
to to Vancouver, J. K. Ross, the
local O. P. R. agent, can supply All
Information. Irv!
Warning
to poaclicrs :ind houiid owiic-rs. Any
persons lrespussing or punching
with hounds ou the premises of
Chas N Black, Chas l) Wright' and
_las H Hcudersoii, licdeqiic, will be
prosecuted mid hounds shot,
CHAS. N. BLACK
lleilciriic
¢»tv~-'rs-_gt_ gg-f;'~s,~`._ _FZ _ _ .MY-F_\|._ &,_.g_?S,?  \,`_ _ _ _ ~___ ____  . " _` __ ___ _ _ _ ___ _ __ -»--1 - r - --~-. __ _ __ `_~
f '(3hlld_rili'“*UF9‘“lor Fletcherk
IC S ORI
r'.\ \._».=_~ - - - _ - .._ ` _ __» _ _
O" \`\~l'\ “fit
_,f
The Kind You Have Alwiiys Bought, and which his been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the  0|
. ’ and has been made under his per-
'  ' sonal supervision since its infancy.
, f _ Allow no one to deceive you ln tm,,_
All Dounteefolts, Imltations and “Just-as-good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment,
What is CASTORIA
Castoria. is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil,-, Pam.
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. In
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Wonns
and alloys Foverlsliness. It cures Dlarrhmu. and Wind
Colle. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It asslmllntcs the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and :natural sleep.
The Cliildren’s Pannceo-The Motlier’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA Atwivs
' Boats the Signature of
The Kind You llave Always Bought
' ln Use For Over 30 Years
'HI Clldfllll C°H|'lNY| 'IT HURIAV ITREUT, NEW YORK Urfve
_|,.Uv,, mm. mm, H,,|m,,,,,.S,,,,, 1,, ,,,,|,.' qiiurl.i-r i»l Hiii:ki-_Li‘lii¢vvii_ii_ sliiiulil_ not __ _ _ _-_-_ i '
Qui-_ and :ri'i'c.~'.ii¢il lliirliard l<Illiiit.l_ ul “Pak .un Outh-tv vm 'mmm und law' L`“'_Aw"" ` ' ' " -2
lf you want liosieiy that is
strong, stylish, comfortable and
perfect fitting, made in fast colors,
you canuot afford to overlook the
good qualities of Pen Angle hose.
As the ill_ustratiou shows this hos-
iery is inode with :1 specially shap-
ezl foot, iizirrowcd nuklc and c.\'tr:i
lengths. ‘
We are .showing a
full line of this hosiery
for men, women and
, children, priced at, a
pai1‘...`...........25cup _
Reuben Tupi_i_1;i_£¢i’ Co., ll
Kensington, . J
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,'r"§-‘,€'f€"i price 2511-’ `
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Look Carefully 'H ow About
Heating?
to the preservation of your '
sight if you wish to keep it.
uniinpaired and as serviceable
as possible.
Come to us for infoi uiation--
and the spectacles. The glass
is not made that we cannot
supply. For long sightedticss,
or for weak eyes, glasses are ii
necessity. We fit up any style
of frame desired or iii rimless.
E. W. Taylor
jcwellei' 31. Opliciaii
There is rio need of forcing
your wife and family to pl1lU.l"
with the clisagreeable white!
weather when my Patent Pres-
sure Valve o_r Jacket SY5_iem
of home heating costs so little
aiiil gives such _splendid sal.1S-
faction.
This system is ensy_lo inslslg;
cufs doivii your fuel bill one-hi
and liemsevery corner ofthe h°|f;_°-
\Vrile, cull or pliniw 394‘_“»| °r
_iialiiiioiiinls and full information-
Jas. A. Mel-lathern
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TEA SETS R
Our stock has been somewhat depleted in moderate priced TEA SE1`~S*°
We have recently received a shipment which will enable us .to supply the" f°
_ any who may require them--They come in very pretty patterns. _
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Tea Sets 42 pieces $3.50 
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