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  ~  -» s ~ f _e astern 0   0
I I-Y5'ou'Il» never'
how good your bread and pies
TV-yourpcakes and pastry will ii
 until you make them with I .
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'. .sir rave t0 buy maui Pi-uviuee
..°1’. GORDON lVEs ls Giisrdvn
Representatives for llcntltllo. _
_.msn chose ooNA'rioN.- 'rhe
members of the Red Cross Society,
ing hir. John Mille. Bay Fortune, for
his donation of $500 in aid of the
causef, V '
. .*GONCERT AT GREENFIELD -
Among the many good times held in
Greenfield school one of¥the most en»
tertainlng was that on' he night of
Oct. Oth. when a large and apprecia-
Y
tive audience gathered in to hear the
magnificent gramophone, operated b
the owner. Mr. Vernon O'Rourko. of
Commercial Cross. "Tlpperary"\ was
of course one of the first number call-
ed tor. “The Scotch Laddie,"- was
heard three times and liked even bet-
ter the last time. All the old favorites
were played: “I’ll Take You Home
Again Kathleen." “My Wild Irish
 1_1T;-1* .  Rose," etc., and many of the best new
~ h dol dit'to Mr.
songs sung, sac ng ere
0§\0'i1'OOO'|1'\|'1»1»~l»1~'l»il-'IW A RIVAL ATTRACTION. ' O’R0urke's taste. in choosins his re
-_ ` cords. After an mauro enjoyment iof
. . ."where's that hotel tlist- used to the "talk ns msc os" some lively v o
Aglft t0St1'€Ilgthen fflelfld advertise ‘All the comforts of home lin music WHS l!&V6\1 by MF- Willie
_ for one dollar?" ‘ Troy of Greeniiel and a smart exhibi-
hip-y0l.lI' phOt0. “Busted up. The hotel eppesite put lion 01 sion dancin: given by ` some
- up a. sign; “None of the discomfort, young visitors in the settlement.
er heme fer two densrs." ."Growins Old Together." was sims
The Cook' Studio
-lrirkl
heartly by three young ladies and ap-
plauded. Several amusing recltations
‘ were given alter which candy was
sold. The proceeds for patriotic pur-
‘ poses A vote of thanks was tendered
' __ Mr. O'Rourke for the good music
` heard, and all returned home saying,
e 0 The best time yet ’ Among the aud-
~ ience the writer as ha to note
” y e' _ av' spy
ilk i M r , si
Your Plwlo for Xmas i§.s“s..z...:§i°...2: inf. ..:;“;:'.;
- g rls. '
_ _
touch of_ giendship without _the ATE s€“lIlg "GREATEST or 'ri-ii.=.sE is i.ovVE."
embarrassment of an obligation. » 0 ' 1
The sim le gift that lends the
Make an appointment today.
$4.00 4 50 and 5.00
Faith was content, she knew thatffar-
ther on
ll would be well, not far away the
¥>
      VVWhile ;lE§]€e,BE;ipectant, in each cloud
_ The romise of the sevorvhued m s-
D Y
tery,
z  . But smiling Love looked never fa
 _  I  Enougllivfiiiiyher that she could serve
T today
' _ For -NELLIE HART WOODWORTH.
CHEAP FARE AUTUMN EXOUR8
ION TO BOSTON.
Commencing Sept. 10th excursion
rates will be issued to Boston good
for return within 30 days.
From Charlottetown to Boston and
return $13.00. The autumn is a de-
lightful time to visit Boston. Steamer
leaves Charlottetown every Friday at
noon. For further particulars apply
to ~
FALL( EXCURSIONS
_ 'ro
BOSTON
Tickets on Sale Daily until October i6
‘AT SPECIAL RATES
Limit, Thirty Days
-_ PANAMA-Paciric
ExPosi1‘1oN
special. Low nares
- Travel Canadian Pacific
O
N B
h in
V Phone Slim mon
-___..--
_ _ ,
in
.95 pair
\
OOOOOOCOO
Souris. take this oportunfty of thank- -
'..°oN:_ csur per werdeeeh in
sei-tisnifor advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must accompany order.
..*D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian re-
presentative in Sourls. Mliltf
PSPLENDID LECTURE.-A very
instructive lecture, lntsrpersed with
lantern slides, was given by Rev. Mr.
Bowden _in the Methodist Church,
Sourls, on Friday evening. Mr. Saw-
deu has been engaged in Missionary
work in Newfoundland for the past
few years and gave a very interest-
ing account/ of his labours on the ls-
land. His circuits comprised the
northern section of the colony ‘where
the population is very widely scatter-
ed aiili where the labours of the mis-
sionarreay shrdluthemth emth mthsc
sionary work in Newfoundalnd for the
past few years and gave a very inter-
esting account of his labours on the
northern section of the colony 'where
the population is very widely scatter-
ed aud where the labours of the Mis-
siohary are very Elduousf A few
"slides" of the West Indies were
shown-by the Rev. Mr. Styles which
were greatly apperciated by the sud.
lende.° `
.Ill MEMUHIII
MR. JAMES W. ESSORY
The death took place at his home,
Brookfield, on Sept. 18th, James Wil.
liam Essory, at the early age of 39
years. The deceased had been an in-
tense sufferer for a number of year),
but he bore it with great Christian
fortitude and uncomplaining submis-
sion. _Of a cheerful disposition linked
with true Christian character he was
loved and respected much by the com-
munity in which he lived. The funer-
eral service was conducted at his
home by his pastor the Rev. Mr. Leard
and the remains were followed to
Greenvale Cemetery by n large 00,1.
course of people. He leaves to mourn
a wife and four small children; also
his mother. The many beautiful
fiowérs presented by friends, showed
the esteem in which the deceased was
held. ~ The pall bearers were six of
his cousins, namely: Samuel Sllli-
phant,, Elmer Bagnall, Everett Has-
lam. Peter Martin, Wm. Hasiam, VV.
G. Darke.
(Patriot and Examiner please copy)
UOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
._, O
gg Quickest, Suresf Cough 3
3 _ Ranedll I3 H0m¢° |'rA|_v w\i.|. sam: 150,000
3 _ Made ` MEN 'ro eA|.KANs.
O _ _ ______ ___
O ' PARIS. Oct. 16.- Italy will send
0 ”"“’ P'°\'"°‘ "' ° "‘°" Mil- 150,000 men te me Balkans, accord-
2 1.2, 3’ 3 1.2, 4 _ Some people are constautl anno ed The government maintains me
4 1 2 ’ ‘:.';';i.c:.‘:.iii::.t:i‘.;::,il‘°.iili‘.whit Svcs*    who- 
° ry unnecessary. Here is' a home-made tm°“".wm be landed' Suys me Ex'
~ V = _ "med that -eta 1,- ht t the d celsiors informant, but Italian inter-
once (Ilraduall but surely ll
notice the phlcgm thin out iiiiill tlidn
' 0' iw U, ’ ti d- ROME, via Paris, 0 4; 16__. Ti
 QUBCTI Stfeet siliiizlipmfhata yoizie nge: fligu lil 13050013 meeting of the cabinet which had beds
end. It also loosens the iffy, hoarse
set for today was postponed until to.
JAS. CARRAGHER. . 3 '"°'° 0h°"P ‘mt U'“‘|"°|°‘ ing to information received by the
Agent. SIZES ooooooooooooooooooooooooco Excelsior. from what the paper says
Charlottetown. is a reliable source.
_ ___ _ _ _ .V it liz a cause an
_ _ __ _ willmake you wonder what became of it. ventm” Wm mlm Place at 8 ""'"t
i CA N | A N _ V / frgitailg gitiaicegsfiigigl (qotcentslavemi) zylléegehiltlgvillaiaiiliigre a decisive effect cn
. r in o s. -ounce n- cam a . '
 l  C , e 0 bottle and fill The bbttle with pla_in granu- D gn
I _ s lated B" ar °yf“P~ Start i-“kms It st cAsmsr Mssi-me Posrponso
in
  '°\’ ¢illl\_lP °0URl1' and heals the _' - morrow. The postponement, iti was
iiammliitipln- in _ii painful cough with
. _ announced. was due to t indisposi-
  "° d F- -_ 0 5 _ ll _
argitgnaugreaag; ixtym 2; agar; ‘goxigsss  ¢;ff£;iri;on Soninno, nister of for
Nothing better for bronchitis, winter
'i TIM! Tlblh R003! 70"" F¢""¥- cm, hs and bromiliai asthmm Nish, Serbia, Thursd y Oct. 14, via
' B. 8. Hillsboro. Zllliis Pinex and Sugar Sy;-np mixture Paris. Oct. 15.- An official communi-
Leave Ciftown Leave Rocgywlmint :nigga lg eiéicez-enoutplifte lpstgafnmitly cation issued by the war office today
7.30 a. m. . .am. m a a cos o on y een s. says: -
g_30 a_m_ 0.00 a.m. E001: i:;ref§ctl¥‘plrliddtasf.€_B PIU”-B_\;;ll¢-PEBBI' "On October 110 thc Bulgarians
9.30 a.m. 10.00 a.m. Qingx is ‘BV specia"§$]&°‘}‘]‘;  C0523: made a surprise attack on us at Kor-
ll--00 I-Ill- 1|-so mm' trated compound of genuine Norvway pine ir" and Galva' The atmck was re'
L30 p_m_ 8.00 p.m. exgmcg 1-ich in mm;,,c0|V and is famous pulsed. The same day the Bulgars oc-
)_3() vm 8.00 p.m the world over for its ease. certainty and Cllllled llle D0Bll'l0IlB Of Kita and ad-
5_30 4.00 p.m, promptness in overcoming bad coughs, vanced two-thirds of a mile into our
5.00 p.m. ~
0s0 . ... euseiiv 10.00 ....... ..2G°*_§,§‘gg;;“‘;.';},';~xV¢°_§_<,,f,°\g,{,dggpgfgggg ‘£7 -heat12Ith. they siracgegluvgiur
_through the Canadian Rockies _ _ . _ _
W. B.B' WARD. DV.P.A.,O.l’.ll.. Bt.I°l\“' mm. » 5_3() p_m_ chest and throat colds. _ territory'
 
1 . . . _
e I-3-45 D-m- 1-00 Wm' anahin else. A guarantee of absolute po om vanovm an . 8"
8.00 . . $.30 p.m. 0' f 5 but they repulsed. The some day they
8.00  8.80 p.m. “ces efitlimélljig ngigggrgziglngtlhjigfudgiefx' attacked, without result, our positions
4_0() p_m_i 4_3() p_m, ao., Toronto, Ont. at Pisina, Rasovsti, Kanon, Virobou-
‘ ll. MURPHY. Manslllx ' lasova and Goleche. On the 13th they
EESEESSSSSESSEEESESSS
attacked the' line Tsrweni-Klanengrari
repuising one nv - ~- flotachmr-nts In
Furness ”  M/cKe|,zi¢ & Monfsomgfy the wheie 'riinenriver seetienuie
Sailings
From LONDON From HALIFAX
- Bhsnandoph Oct. llth
- Kanawha Oct. 26th
October 7ti_i Frsser River -
October lllh Messina I -
_ From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX
VII Nfld. Vil Nfld.
~V- Durango October l5th
Qctober Sth Tabasco October Nth
Above saillnss are not guaranteed and
are subject to change without notice.
Fnm¢ss,VWithy& Co Ltd.
~ __ _ r
King’s County
Liberal-Conservative
Convention
A Convention of the Liberal-
Conservative Party of Kin!B
County will be held at Georgetown
on Wednesday. Nov. 3rd, 1915, at
1 p.m., for the purpose of nominat-
ing a Candidate in the Liberal-
Conservative interest in Kings
County in place of Mr A. L.
Fraser. .
Each Poll is requested to have
the usual number of delegates in
attendance. _
JOHN McLEAN.
_ - - Vice-President.
Farm, Ship and Machine Work, car-
riages and sleighs. Built and repaired
Also agents for Esco Engl-no and
Massey Harris Co.
All orders promptly attended to.
Give-us a cal. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. ‘ ' '
McKENZlE A MONTGOMERY.
Breakwater Street
Souris, P. E. I.
I ufessinnal lIaii§_l
lVé__T-T
l
Bulgars opened fire on our positions.
We made no re-ply.
Biasksmlths and Wood Workers. non the Um they 91-u_ac\,,,,, various
points. Near Krlvnnalanka they at-
tacked Ilovnomnivo fort and -'-~ in
the direction of Radiochcvo and in the
Strum`itza Valley.
"Bulgaria thu" ~ -wi war against
us treacherousiy. ~~ in 1913. by sur-
priseV and without a declaration of
war."
CONFERENCE OF ITALIAN WAR
LEADERS.
»
' \
iioivip, oct is via Pairs. oct. 10.-
3506-10.19Mtts1Mo. _ _ Gem zuppem 'm,,_,_,,`__ of wan hm, ,,_,,
I ' for the. front to confer with King
Victor‘Emmaunel and Lieut. Gen.
Count Cadorna, chief of staff of the
Italian army.
E
'minus Fonceo 'ro nsrm
Aus ssrons .MoN1°sNsen\Ns.
'    ROME. vie Paris. -Oct- 15.- A des-
*F-I
Patch 'to the Glornale “”‘-" f\‘0m
Monson A nurrv cettinie. eavlhil of M°I\¢s1\°B\'°- “YB
the Monteneirrlns have made such
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 'Q __ » ‘~.  _ - »-ffm-~ -~' “*;'”:'°- ., °‘°“° ":f‘:i:3§°...‘a.h°..§‘.i°il.‘;‘i§i:
V /_ S VV A V   ; V- V _ ` _.  ,/ . VV Solicitors for Royal lan o Gans s :assignee been compelled to tems and
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_mu 1! < ~ ‘, --Mu WQ" V_V ~ ' ' ‘ u Q -
  _Vp  V. _ V -____ 9., . . - iwrsnr soucrreit » ;o:ng»=A§l<;\§r,a mmm Greek
f _- - . . 1 ' ' 4' l WM. .!.,BABCOcK»` interests. ~-
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A  -Pgpppgition wnoltssis-sn¢V’nt¥s`§¢_m nu;
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stock
tickletlie N" I' M “mail U reed,
ei ‘directly or l'.ll.°“¢0':\.si'»'I’iIi.»°§' f ».'i'li'.i' uno:
suis PW
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5 MIR MIBTAKE
an 010 lady. visitias in asylum-
took a great interest in the -inmllee.
and made herself asplessant ol D0!-
one.
.“III?I¢i2r..lvii\:havs yotrbeen here. my
” shdlhlked a`°mild-lookin! Uld
well?"
" was
a smile on
‘who was
wonder.
island. The circuits comprised the.
I-IALIFAX, October 16.-.- The direc-
tors of the Nova Scotia Underwear
company have declared the dividend
on the preferredlstock, due November
20th. This actio was taken since the
complete destruction by fire of the
company'e plant at Eureke this week
The company was at work on a large
order for the Italian . govsmmen
and had a good year up to the time of
the fire. There was $165,000 insur-
ance. '
-N `
.iusr 'ri-is mei-i1' Pnssem'
r ...__
Don’t take chances in the matter of
Christmas presents. You don’t want
yours, like so many pthers, to be
received with indifference or worse,
and ten _days after Christmas to be
cast aside and forgotten.
You take no chance in giving The
. Youth's Companion for a year.
Did you ever know of -a home in
which it came amiss, or of one in
which it was not conspicuous on the
library table or in some one’s hands all
through the year?
If it is worth while to make E gift of
that sort,and it is worth while to re-
ceive it, too, for The Companion illus-
trates the/beet traits in American and
Canadian life in its stories and sketch-
es, upholds the best standards in its
articles and other contributions, and
combines the practical and informing
nrliéh the entertaining and blood-stlrr-
If you do not know the Companion
as it is today, let us send you one or
l
i
" two current issues free, that you may
ll\0l`0\lSl1ly test the paper’s quality. We
will send also the Forecast i‘or.1916.
Every,-_ new subscriber who sends
$2.25 for the fifty-two weekly issues
of 1916 will receive free all the isues
for the rest of 1915 and The Compari-
ion Home Calender for 1916, THE
YOUTH'S COMPANION, Boston
Mass. _. '
iiihniiis
CH’TOWN MARKETS
Butter, per lb 23.30
Fowl per lb 10
Chickens 14 to 16
Hay pressed $13
Buckwheat, 75 to 90
Wheat, per bus. 11.00 to $1.25
Oslo- 38
Eggs, dozen, 23-30
Butter lb (creamcry) 30
Tub butter per lb 25
Potatoes, per bus. new 30
Beef per lb., retail 10 to 12
Turnips, 12
Wool, per lb. 25 to 40
Plums per qt 15
Straw 56,50
S’SIDE MA_1ZKE'_I‘S
Butter, (dairy)) per lb. 22 to 23c.
Butter (creamery) per lb. 31c.
Calfskins, per lb. 13c,
Chickens, (dressed) per lb . 12 to 15c_
Eggs, per doz. 26c_
Hay, pressed, per ton $10 to $13
Hay, loose, per ton $9 to $10
Hides, per lb. 0 14c_
Oats (black) per bus, 420,
Oats (white) per bus, 400,
Oatmeal, per 100 lbs. _ $3.50
Potatoes, per bush., 320
Pork. organs left out 71/4 to 101,§c,
Straw. (Dressed). her ton _*$5.00
Turnips, per bush 25c_
Wheat, per bus. $1.00 to $1.25
Wool, per lb. 26 go 40c_
CHICAGQEARKETS
(Special to The Guardian)
CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-Wlhcat, N0. 2,
red, $1.20; No. 3, red, $1.14 to $1.16;
No. 2, hard, nominal; No. 3, hard,
$1.10 to $1.14.
Corn, No. 2, yellow, 36|/4 to 36 1-3c;
No. 4, yellow, 660.
Oats, No. 3, white, 36% to 37%c.;
Standard, 39% to 40c.
Barley 52 to 60c.
. Timothy, $5.50 to $7
`ciever, $12.00 te si
Pork $14.75.
Lard, $9.4-7.
Ribs $9.85 to $10.50.
l _W _
WHIITSIU lllll
FUR THIS WUMAII
The Price She Paid for Lydia
E.Pinkliam'sVegehbIeCoin-
pound Which Brought
Good Health. ~
Danville, Vs.-f‘IhlV°0lll! IPGHIWW
dollars on your modliléllr  f';°:n“;
I  :ld when the doctor
 ;; f ‘E vu as-“nemo I
 lyk don’t suffer any
' ._ ,,,‘;l§;; bearing down pains
_‘~1§l‘  0; atallnowsndl sleep
  .li _pi-;=1;=;:f‘ I cannot say
1 i\l§.i‘=;. .wigs ie- Lyn- E
mwinnmumm vqnur
~ ble Compound and
Llvs_r Pills as they
have done so much
ui foixide. Ieiptcnllloa
ing good liesl new ol" I
your remedies. I tllfa pleasure in tell-
ing my friends and neighbors about
them."-Mrs. MA'rrfll HALEY, 501. Col-
qulioae Street, Danville, Ve.
No vroinsn suderlng flbm IW f°l'llI
of female troubles should lose hope un-
til she lies given Lydia E. Pinkhsm I
Vegetable Compound a fair ti.-Isl.
This famous remedy, thu medicinal
ingredients af which are derived
from native roots aiiihhorlm M2110!
£0 'ears prpvsdto smostv ua-
blztytoiileend iavl tors! tIiefe~
5%.
C
_o_o
19.*
“male organism.  'dyorywlisrs
‘ beer willing testimony to the wonderful
'virtue of Lyflll E. Pinkham’s Vegeta-
ble Compound. -
If you have the slightest doubt
  lik 0   osllnowuretv.
'iiem`1so_‘§°os.ti.Em‘V _,»_°__, V foul
\i»i~1l":l~ilsu asia _subs seq ' ' f BETTER ANYWHERE ` .
THE BEST PEOPLE
Evenvwi-(ERE " -‘ ;'5g£¢YD:':/.”_ E
a, _
-‘@[R‘]@l§
THE DRAGON FLY A
Don't be afraid of this wicked-look-
ing insect. no matter how many fierce
and wild stories you have heard told
about him. says the Philadelphia North
American. He isn't half so wicked as
he looks. And as for his voracious
habits. the only things lie .eats are
mosquitoes and flies and gnats. not to
mention many other pests you would
like the world rid of. He's called » \\\
properly the dragon-fly. _ -`\ \ \ \ \ |
-WIEJSIFQ 
 '
something like 2.200 specim'ens', so au-
- thorities tell us. and 300,of these fly -
around in North America.. “
What the -liawks and caglcs are to
(birds the' dragon flies are to niosqui--
foes and flies.. imprison ii dragon ily.
in a room. and the flies and mosqui-
toes will disappear. So, you sec. he
isn’t sucli a had bug. after all.
L_ --l _ -__
2
li
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M7-'fi
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been told, when you were a had boy or
girl, that he would get in _your hair D N E Y
y \1' ' s
He gets this name probably because
the female dragon fly when she lays /  L L S
water, as if she were feeding snakes Cb A  V\\\\\,\  V
This egg sticks fast to water plants qFS\\VK`|D N  H
hold-another dragon fly. .  GZZQES VV\[.|_ililiV`;.V_V}4,."
It will take more time and patience _.,‘.`_. ‘-.{Vh|.i‘,il
ii
Maybe you lmow him better as the -7 - ~ /
devil’s darning' needle. Perhaps you've ” D    //
and sew your ears shut. Or maybe
o ve been callin him snake feeder.
her eggs glides down on top of the I  -/I
stream or lake and drops them in the  I \\, V _ g\ F/ _
until the larva hatches, crawls out of 'W RH __, | y-4 55?( f.
the water, splits up thc back, and, bc- ,_.i'],‘VV Elrqp EUMA Pc# 
~.Vi .~ 1,, DI
than the amateur bug collector pos- ‘*‘~§;'1.5' rv Il..
sesses to get acquainted with tli 'LHEIP 
e
whole dragon fly family. There are _ _
W., 3
P- .
UNDERWEAR
_ JUST RECEIVED . _
_$1500.00 vWORTH
For Spot Cash we will sell STANFIELD’S UN-
SHRINKABLE UNDERWEAR as follows :
N. B. .95 cents per garment
Red Label $1.35 “ “
 45 .  $6 ll
Black “ 2-00 if “ “ _
No need to eulogize Sl`ANFIELD’S UNDERWEAR. It is
known the world over as THE BEST. Besides several other
makes of WOOL Unshrinkable Underwear_ at lower prices down to
65 cents per garment. _ 1 _ ,
We have bought also this season a double quantity of LADIVES
and GENT’S SWEATER COATS, and we have bought them right
and for SPOT CASH OR EQUIVALENT will sell them at the
t ttr tive prices obtainable. _
m°SL;I\Dlil?IS’ and GENT’S OVERCOATS of which we have
beautiful range come under the same treatmerit.
C. E.  &`SON _
_ 5 ~ _.1
 
Incomparable
Prices- On
Airtiglit
Heaters
Why live disagree
ably another winter in
a few cold unhealthy"
rooms, faintly warmed
by a poorly made stove
when vnu can buy an
“AIRTIGH 1"' H~ater
from us at such a low
price. Call in and see
the line we are offering
at the undermentioned
exceedingly low prices.
Get Yours To-day
No. 0-18, Without Lining. Cheap durable heater. Itlins
a steel body with stamped steel cover and steel pipe collar
and steel legs. A remarkable value for the money. Price
only..   _ . .................................... _. $1.19
No. 18-50 Series, sa_rne as cut, made of uniform color of
blue Steel with steel pipe color. stamped sterl covcr, ring
urn, nickel screw draft on cast base and Cast Iron Legs.
Made in five sizes-
No. 18-50 price .... 
No. 21-50 “
No. 22-50
No. 23-50
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If $9
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No. 24-50 ..... .. ..  3
No. 718 Series, nlade of best Planished Iron. The pouch
draft with graduated door support allows a small or large
opening as desired. It fits perfectly airtight, when closed, so
that the fire can be retained for hours without going out.
Has Cast Iron Ton and Bottom and Nickel Plated Legs,
Foot Rail and Swing Door.
Made in five sizes
No. 7l8 price .........$6.00
No. 721 "  ....   7.25
No. 722   8 00
No. 723-I  _  8.50
No. 724  9.00
For delivery to any station on Prince Edward Island,
add 25 centsadditional.
Stove Boards, Stove Shovels Stove Pipe and Elbows,
etc, etc. Always a large supply of stove accessories on hand.
Give us a call, we can save you money. 0 '
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