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- ' ' _ 'run oH.lsLor1'rE'rowN GUARDIAN , PAGE ste _ _Q 2.
‘ ...ir rliil/l'_`t___o_.buy in use Pi-pvmee.
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lmllallggll-.4; Guardian Agent in Sullix-
merslsde.  - ‘ _
usjeliianlslo oAu.v o alan
_T . _ uar
can be obtained at Lai!erty'| Ton.
eorlal Parloura, Bummerslde.
...GA80_l._INE BOAT.-The line gas-
oline boat owned by Mr. Elias gohul-.
mlm, Badges, ls undergoing thorough_
repairs. _be work is being done by
Willaln’-Ramsay. Mr churmfm
 EBENBEYW  l THE ST _ 135 TEES   I   =» 
~liiilEucir_1_clslt 'i L 1° ' if I’
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c"h m“'° ‘°°°llli>\lly order. lint
“mm °l’“5° Well!!-live cents '
ANNUAL ' '
T* MEETING.-The inter-
:i‘.:r..':i:.Iii “sr  by  
by the I 0 choolDlstrictls shown
who ‘me “£88 llumber of ratepayers
Bauum n ed the annual meeting. Dr.
i and Mr. Hammond Ailleck re-
Eglllag alnd Messrs. John Davison and
The su Tard were elected trustees.
teach DD ement voted was $75. The
H el' lla-9 feulglied her position.-
Mr-  ‘
is thinkil§_0ff lH@(ia§maétlur_of the - _
western eg__d;M1,J bali lil., H. ___ _
_TREE-8__ '_8P0l§;ED.-A deporable
incident took' Dllwli l_l1_ Centreville on
Tuesday night wheln' some unknown
person sirked out while the rest of
the villa __';were-asleep, _Pulled out
and brokegrlarso _llilllibelyor the trees
that were :planted on Ar or Day. The
trees were doing filie and added great-
ly to the beauty of the place. What
must have-been the disappointment of
the people-‘ _When on going out Wed-
negday morning they found that their
-BAD soAos-one cannot help but
admire the beuuiy Oi the surrounding
°°““l‘°Y “B they drive through Bed-
elllle. enter the thriving village of
llellitreville and notice the interest
ll GH by the young men in iielplng
uulufe by Dlantlng trees. lt is to be
holled that the Road Master will fol-
low the good example set ily time
enterprising young men and repair the
roads which are in a sorry state,-H.
-Kits/me scuooi.. - 'rue roi-
work was in vhini--the trees were ly- lowing is the re ‘
ing by the roadside dead! Such an Kildare Central llghbolrfhlletilganlilgnsif
acl is dellfifvlllll °f Punishment- Let of May: Grads v-caroline xmoii 1st
us hope that the suiliy party or parties Nellie 0‘Rourke, 2nd; Pauline Fdley
may be discovered and severely dealt 3rd. Grade IV.-Gerald Foley 1st~'
with f -. Margaret Klpcii zmi ami Belle wiieli
uli (€<luul) 2nd; Emmet Foley, 3rd.
_5¢H00|_ MEE1'|NG__1~}le at, wade ill.-Marie Wade, lst; Anna
iendance at the Abram’s Village
ade. 2nd; Horace Leonard 3rd.
Schoolimeefing was large and as us, Grade II.-Alionse Whelan ist; Earl
ual great interest lwas evinced in con- Ollouflie- 2110- Glade I. A-Joseph
nectlon with the'~'school. -ue teach- M°Mlllflu lui- -l0llllBi0ll F0l€y 2nd.
em- supplement fm- next year ls the Lilla Lahill 3rd. Grade IB.-Parnell
same. and _- liberal provisions were Cahill “ilu Eurl C-ulllll (equal) ISU
made for repair and purchase of equip- Mall' Whelan Bud D0l'iB Wade (equal)
ments. Mr. 'Joseph N. Gallant resign- 2nd? Emmle MCMlllllll» 2nd.
ed as trustee and Mr. Joseph F. Arsen-
ault was elected. The same teachers
-ABRAMS VI LLAGE.-Mr Anthony
will remain for next year. As some Gallam Paid 5' llylug Vlull i0 Peter
(lllllclllty had been expel-lellced ln the gallant on Wednesda last -M E
past in getting good dry seasoned
) y . r d-
ilbert Ioirier left last Wednesday
wood for fuel, this year will be avoid. fOr Plnette to resume work in con-
ell_ as H large qllanllly already cut' nection with bridge building.-The
has been bought, whlch wlll keep a continued wet weather is a great
year-S supply alle*d____M_ drawback to farmers in this section,
-scHooLs ctosiz. - 'rue cips- §
Ing exercises of- .the Summerslde fl-
il Dortion of their land being untlt for
ulllyilllllli. and also a Dart of their
0Wlllg being destroyed by water,
llc hui' CPOD. though somewhat short,
S“l‘°°l“,  held lil the ABl'lCullul`l1l promises good, and what is looked for
Hall oil 'T ursday evening and was ls
warm weather.-Mr Alyne J.
largely attended. An excellent ro- -
gram of~'ch'orusé's,1recitaitori`sandllia- flllgeglult'J;l=,le\lixllllzvlB?ill€glleo i13Ie;llitl-Tig'
logues was well carried out by the (loop_ ls now home 'on a ’vacatl0n_`
lwnlls- Mr- William Stewart. Chair- Mr Jolin F. Arsenault Uruamville fue
mall of the School Board presided and “give DeLaval agém for mfeam
DF€S€lli9li file dlD|0U1uB- liflllillrlls by separators, has made a sale recently
Chairman. Opening Chorus, "March- t
ing to Victory," with cornet accom-
pnniments. Summerside Baby Show,
0 Mr Edllilbert Poirier.-M.
-SC H 00 L W0 RK.-The public
by pupils western school. Vocal Duett, ' -
Melville Rice and Harold Schurman. llllclrllgliyexzlifllzlilllilibtfin glsfmligéltnvlg-S501;
l"luW¢‘l' Drill by Duilils Of l0Wer grades decided success. 'The attendance ol'
of High School. Presentation of diplo- ratepayers was large and there were
mas, certificates, merit cards and also several teachers present who
prizes Exercise entitled Miss Canada carried on the examination Amoilg
by pupils of higher grades Speech by tiiose present was Mr Frank Dolron,
inspector Boulter. Flag Drill, girls of t
eacher, of Piusville. The pupils .were
upper grades. Closing chorus. We’ll ,examined by Miss Marguerette Le.
Nc-ver Let the Old Fla Fall S
IHC. Exellne Arsenault, Leah
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part taken by Clair Campbell.God Lejeune, and Celina Gallant The
Suit* the Kills- ready answers given to thelrques-
tions was evident proof of the careful
-MALPEQUE.-The tall: of the training -under which they_ _were
day in Mulpeqne ia ene~'com~lllg~~mafen~~Plu¢°¢l- ' History. gevsroilhy and Snel-
_raco .. between “Telldel-l00l_~ and ling especially were exceptionally
Nell." The betting is three to one in g°°‘l- Reulufku 0ll file 80011 Work
favour of Nell, Quite ,_ number of the done by the teacher were made by
ynuilg people went to Kensington on Rev' Fume" Baudfeuulf- llllu Several
Tlmsday last .to Bee the play there ln lol! the ratepayers. The Rev. Father
the C.M.B.A. Hall.-The dredge is
ado some very impressive remarks
making excellent progress at Damley in connection with school work. Mr
Bridge, having completed about hall. Leo Dolron has certainly proved him-
ul the work.-His many friends are self” °“l’“l’le l9a°h9l`~_M- »
glad to see Claude Owen out around
ilgaln after a recent illness.-The
-SCHOOL CONCERT.-Tile enter.
Malppque uplrates., declare th t th talnment held in Emerald Hall on the
arp wllllllg lo meet any team lnnprlnfg 17th lnst.. under the auspices of the
U°ullly On- the diamond.-Mrs Steel
Women's Institute was a great suc-
(npp Ml” 'Clam R l l cess. Dr. J. D. MacGuigan presided,
Vlllit io her brother, hlllllnilltfllliaffi Rlilaml and 8' very interesting l"`°g"“mm°
5”- Ol Moliieque.-Mr Wilfred Boul-
was rendered. it consisted of u lec-
ter, inspector ol Publlc schools' pass_ éure and school concert. Rev. Dr.
ed through _Mnlpeqlle on Monday_ amith of Iona gave a very interesting
Mr Waiter Auld preached very accept-
ccount of his trip through Austria,
"my ‘lt Mullleque on Sunday He and
gli lrllmiller. Brewer. were guests at
my hflrlhll Shore House during their
Presto ulliellue.-Mr Chas. Reeves,
day hwn. was in Malpeque on Mon.
lndusll the interests of the fishing
fy ilnd was the guest of Captain
lllld Mrs Brien.-Miss Edith Gay. who
las been visiting friends in Malpeque
lglyilnrlggfuley. returned to her home in
Mm W';fu‘l0 on Saturday.-Mr and
. nm Palmer, of Maine, are
llsm"g lu Dul'lil0y as the guests of
" ~l°llll .R...M0rrlson.-Mr Harold
lllfflflllllal;/I lla! Durchased from Mr
Jack It lihar his fast driving horse,
lmin- hi- s-the captaln’s intention to
In for the summer races.-D.
Belgium, Germany and other Euro-
pean countries. The order was per-
fect, Which S01-‘s to show how the au-
dience appreciated tlie very instruc-
tive lecture given. A vote of thanks
was tendered the Rev. speaker, which
only in a small degree compensated
for the beneilt derived for the infor-
mation received. The Rev. Mgr. D.
J. Gillis then delivered a short speech
whlcli was applauded by all. The chil-
dren's part in the program consisted
of drills, marches. etc., and was ad-
mirably performed. Much credit is
due Mrs. (Dr.) MacGuigan and the
other ladies who devoted their time
in training those who will one day
become the men and women of this
country.-E.
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body.
eveiy-day diet.
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is scientiiicall recessed to su Ply ul,l.fl‘°
nutrition of tllepgrailii C0llllu“ll‘3 d°l;°‘al°“°
flavour and those important mineralthe ii¢8
whichare absolutely necessary f°l(‘l ‘#5
hating-5 pfweu-snowed phvslwlan 10°"
Food. Values
depend upon what the food _supplies to the
Body and brain-particularly the latter-
need certain elements oftien lacking in one s
Among these elements is the brain .and I
nerve building phosphate Of D0t9-Sh. n°f the
" kind.. that you buy at the drug S§0l'°» but .llle
S' true organic form as grown in the field
grains; wheat and barley. '
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Mme IN cannon _ -wld l>1_»4;msei_uy¢fl'lllll"!'---
Les winner. 0»\‘-
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“Evary Pull a Pleasure."
 
-SCHOOL MEETING. -- The an-
nual school meeting of the ratepayers
of Emerald district was well attend-
ed. Mr. P. F. Hughes was appoint-
ed chairman, and Mr. W. H. Delgh-
an, Secretary. Mr. George Mayne
was appointed trustee in place of F.
McCarvell, retired. $110.00 was voted
slstant, and $65.00 for contingent ex--
penses. Mr. John Murray has resign-
ed and a new principal will he engag-
ed for next year. Miss Hughes will re-
main for another term in thelprlmary
department.-E. , _
ylES'l'Elill PEllS0lllLS
--Mr. John McPhee was in Sum-
merside Thursday 'of this week on
business.
-Mr. Alex Campbell, Burlington,
albane, spent Wednesday with friends
In Summerside.-H.
-Miss Annie Gavin, teacher, Bed-
eque. was a visitor to Summerside on
Saturday last.-H.
-Miss Maude Sherry, ol! Fernwood,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. William
Noonan, Bedeque.-H. .-
. .-Miss Lillian Doull, Cape Traverse,
is spending a few days in Carleton
the guest of Miss Alice McQuarrie.
-Miss Reah Howatt, Cape Traverse
has returned home after spending
some time with her aunt, Mrs. John
Albany.-X.
-Mrs William Mclntosli. Rose
Valley, who had recently been visit-
ing friends in Summerside, has return-
ed home.-H.
-Mr. John T. McKay, Sea View,
was in Summerside Friday of last
week attending a. meeting of the Peer-
less Black & Silver Fox C0.. Ltd.-X
.._-Miss Ella I-lennesy, Cape Trav-
erse, has returned home-much im-
proved aftfr undergoing a. successful
operation, n the City Hospital, Char-
lottetown.-X. `  "7
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'-SAD DEATH-Great sympathy
goes to Mr. and_1_Vi__rs,_,.lames Knot. of
Sk_lIlli6r's_ P45_il_d",`,j£1_,l-\_l)`e recent deatll of
their first baby oy, born on Monday
and only lived a oouple of hours.-Z.
-GONE HOME-Misa(-Geiorgia Mc-
Tague. whojhas li'eel;”;'a,-.glxeso at her
sister’s Mrs. James McGrath, Tignish.
for the la.st.montll, ret`nrued.'to Mount
'Stewart on Wediresday';=-Z1"l°""
-FISHING INSPECTION - Im
spector J. A. Mathieson was in Tia
nish on Tuesday in connectionlwl
the fishing industry"a‘l'ohhd’ lf1s"ba‘l't
of the Island. From here he“wlll vis-
it other parts around the Shores of
West Prince.
-ON BUSINESS-Mr. Jos, 0. Ar-
senault, Provincial Manager for the
Canada Mutual Life lnslirance Co..
was in Tignish on Tuesday looking
after the interests of his company
here. He reports business in a flour-
ishing condition.-Z.
-T0 CONVENTION-Hon. Chas.
Dalton, Senator P. C. Murphy. Messrs.
John A. Hackett and Joseph Morrisey
were among the many delegates who
went to 0'Leary to attend the Liberal-
Conservative Convention. They re-
turned home the same evening.-Z
-RETURN HOME.-Monsignor.
Rev. Dugald MacDonald and Mr. J. J.
Arsenault returned on Wednesday
from Rogersville, N. B., having at-
tended while there the funeral ol' the
late Molisigllor Richards, who died
last week there.-Z.
-ON INSPECTION TRIP-Mr. J.
F. Wliear, General Post Office Inspec-
tor, was in Tignlsh on Wednesday and
inspected the Government Building
and post oiilce. From here he will
-inspect other such buildings through-
out West Prince.--Z.
-ATTENDING CONCERT-Among
those attending the Notre Dame Con-
vent- Concert on Tuesday evening
were noticed Messrs. Hon. Chas. Dal-
ton. Sen. P. C. Murphy, W. D. Sumner.
School Inspector Marin Gallant, Jos.
0. Arsenault, Charlottetown;- Benonie
Gaudet, Mlscouche; J. Dumas, Quebec
and Joseph S. Perry, Summerslde.-`-Z
-8EVERE LOSS-Mr. Tom Dou-
cette, of Peterville. had the misfortune
of having s. young tive year old mare
of great value break one of her legs
in a peculiar manner on Monday. lt
seems that this mare and another
horse were turned loose in the yard
and without waming the mare was
kicked by her mate and suffered the
injury above stated. On Wednesday
the'anlmal had to be shot and her
great ss. . ,Jung
-HEAVY LOSS.-The greater part
of the lobster and cod. gears from
North Cape to Kildare suffered a great
deal of damage on Tuesday by _the
great velocity of the Northeast wind
which raged during the entire day;
More than half of the gears came
ashore either smashed-or damaged in
such a condition that will make lish-
ing with same this Spring an impos-
sibility. It is also reported that the
immense trap operated by J. I-I. Nug-
ent and Co.. suffered great damage
and ‘will take several days-to ,Zagaln
put it ln a-working condition- .
-NEW IUBINICO-Mr. L. A.
Moore, General Superintendent of the
Telephone System in this Province
mlnighleuwltif ` Lvlew of construct-
i Tlgniq Wednelda and
:alle flare vie tl€gt.*Louls andyldim-
l  _ its to each of these
plana. _ at Inch a prospect le an
aselired fact is evidenced from the
can that auch men ae Messrs. Wm.
Callaghan. Bt. Louie and Ben. Gallant,
as supplements to Principal and us- -
_TRAIN Ll2AvF.s I
Miscouche ..  ..  .. .. . . ......(1.00 AM. fnre$i.i5
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The above Association will hold their great
' ANNUAL TEA PARTY on
C I Iurnuvlmul ilssocllllull.-J. 
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was in Sumuierside Friday of last  " ' 5
 °"  SATU RDAY 1| I’
_Miss Julia Graham, teacher, Brad- V ’ u y , I
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This without doubt will bc the eventoftlic season. ' ., 4* W u ) ‘ d   _ » _ _ I
There willbca uiimber of new and original zimuscmcuts featured. ‘ -_M _ ll
Two' large solirl dzulciiig _booths will be liroviflcri :lull will be nianzigcrl by compctcni officials. ., .l l
The Directors ofthe Association will endeavor to have the best of order prevail. ‘ ' " " l
The locatioii docs not iiccci advertising as ST. PE'1`ER’S is noted fox--its beautiful situation. -
A number of lzirgc and wcll stocked refrcsliuieut booths will be provided, together with zi goodly number of tea tables, which will be
l O Si’ECI_/\L TRAINS VVILL BE RUN ON 'l`lii`€ FOLLOWING SCHEDULE ».i._ `
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Sumiiiel-sitlc ..  .. .. .. .. ......6.i5 1.10
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Kensiugtoii....  .  ...6.4o 1.10
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Frectown... . ..   ...,... .......5.56 1.00
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Emeral<l...... .. . _    ..7.06 1.00
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Brzulzilbaiic  ..  .. . _ ...,.....7.i3 1.00
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I-luntci'Rivcr..... ..  ..  ......7.37 1.00
N. Wiltshire  .  . . .. ......7.4S “ “ .90
Royaiiy_l<:t.  . . . . .    ..8.18
Charlottctolvn     ,.834
if tl '75
46 at .80
Hearst-<1 ..      ..9.16.-til. me
Mt.'Stcw:u‘t...... ... . . ...  ...  ..9.44 " "
Morcll ....   ....  _......Io.Io “ “
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St. Pctci"s  ...    ....I0.3I
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Souris............. . 
Hariliouy    ....  ..I2.15 I’.i\l.f:1l'c
Bear River......   .   ...12.53 “ “
St.Peter’s    ..  ..1.oo1".M.
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served by thc Ladies of thc Associatioii, who will iio doubt sustain their rcputatioii for providiiig the most daiiity :ls well as substulitiul eatzibles.
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Fares from side stations at corrcsponrliiigly lo\v rntcs. Passengers from Elmira Brailcli will lizlvc excursion rates oil regular trains
Special trains leave oli return for Miscoiiclic, Souris and Elmira at 5.30 P. M.
Rcn1ciubcr,tliis promises to be thc llcst.'l`ca Party cvcr held iii K illgs Co., and will far surpass ailytliiiig ever liclil :lt St. ]’etcr's, wliiclr
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'   G5!!-gi-l~l-¢ R355 Granite and _ Marble -
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   _Razor than to tell about it.
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THE GILLETTE is
the razor that simpli-
fies shaving._
It takes less time to sec-
'_I`here’s no honing or strop-
ping-yust lather up, draw
f** 
P ' shavéi ` -
The Gillette Safety Razor Set consists of triple sil-
ver plated holder that will last a lifetime, with 12 double
edged blades (24 keen cutting edges) in nice velvet lined
leather case. _ ’
‘ We’ll be glad to show you the Gillette Safety Razor
if you will call in to.day. Victoria
F ennell & Chandler R
the Gillette down and across
your face. It cuts_ every hair
clo_se to the skin giving a
quick, clean _satisfactory
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rooms awaiting your inspection--call in and see them today-
.gimmlninlh are taking leading parts
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1166 Canadian 17632
‘-Bw' Horse foaled April 26th 1912. I_mported_ to Canada Aulgust
1913. eight 1860 lbs. .Slred Hlah Honor by Hiawatha dam ate
of Chapleton, Grand Dam Ella cGregor, by McGregor,Purchased
in Toronto by Mr. J.F. Roper of Roger Bros., May 10th 1915. _
Will be at _F. W. Hughes Sta 1es’- Grafton Street, Monday,
Tuesday, Friday. Saturdayevery week. Bail. of time at Mr. J._ .
Roper’s, Central Royalty. Terms 12_dollars for the season with
return priv_elege_. | Mares_at Owners risk.
i For further information apply to the owners
. J. 'F‘ ROPER, Cl|’T0wn R. R. 6
_ _lf '  :fi f' I ._ `_Tel_ephone If-3-2
ownerll? deegrving of sympathy in his* l f  .lv ~  HAM1~f'0l`lD‘ P' 0'
loot-hzznemuisl. - \ ~~- f _  .
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Works . . _ 
CALL
and inspect /the latest Monumental Designs at
our show rooms I
117 Kent Street, Revere Hotel Block
use “clan”
already holds nlgood rcputatioii for ;lll`:tirs of this kind. .1 ` _ E ___l _______ l
By" Order of Directors
1°. I c. BROWN   & co. .
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ls the Freezer for You to Buy
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Because it has won its superiority on its merits. They
are the-simplest, ncatcst, most convenient and szitisfnctory
for family use, and thc best in quality of materials and work-
manship that has ever been put on -the market. Their con-
stantly aud rapid increasing sale attests this, and calls. _forthe
. careful consideration of all who desire the best goods. ~We
have them in stock froln 1 Qt.~to 10 Qts, at prices ranging
-"""""-'“'W I "' ~'f¢:__l_ ' in _i.~ from $2.10 to $6.75. _ ` _ ` _
No More Flusli  Troubles,
At long last, but not without considerable difficulty, we have
been able to secure a moderately priced, Bgrfected flush tank-
one that we can honestly recommend and ck with a guarantee.
These flush tanks-unlike others will not sweat,_ have no Joints to
o up nor linings to leak an when installed in your home will
gljveg perfect and permanent satisfaction.
A nice line of these superior flush tanks are now at our show-
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Iifimiiil. uuiiloiz, “ac-I' -_  .
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_ Opposite Opera Home
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We also carry the "Blizzarci" Freezer in stock, the best
low-priced Freezer to be had. 3 sizes. Prices from $2.25 to
$3.25. _
` See our line before purchasing elsewhere. ‘“-` “_
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