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The Medical Hall
9'
l'1'\lew Fan |
Iewelery
We are showing the choice-
l st in jeweiery for fall`w'éiir. '
Dainty har pins, ear drops
» & pendants in plantinum fin-
ish & aisoin gold & gold filled.
Mesh bags & various other
new & pretty things.
G.H;'1Taylor
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NEW KING GEORGE IIOTEL
Wm. MGNBOUFQUETTE. Mgr.
Private Baths Running Wat\er and
Long Distance Telephones in al rt om s,
' Ilarge Brrpsht Somxple Rooms.
ull WSU EXCELLED
r I DNEY. N. S.
Monday, Nov. ll, is the last
day for* receivirig discounts oh
electric light bill for Octob r
lighting. Pay today and cave
money. I'-8 *Hi
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No. 4
In this space during 13 consecu-
llve weeks will appear an “nd” of
one of the Retail Stores that
specialize in
p Cameron’s Home
‘ Made Bread
For The coming week we write
1 § i"°-‘> ChappeI’s Grocery
-l 1 (Corner Queen and Kent’ Sts.)
Well _known for years just to
' both town and country trade as a
most desirable stand at which to
if do business Under Mr. Cli:»ppel's
 management it has lost none of its
’ attractive feature. Call on or
telephone him-you will find him
right up to the minute in serving
your interests. _ J-
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-.» _...'.'3.°.r.:..:'li.:f.~..fiA' "4" ._ fl' ":"l"_’“f=f-ff’i¢~i?»=l'-¥-
r- ~ -   ~ _- ego spd Edltprill Rita” .jnadtn
L - __'YPIoaso address all oommuolcationsto Tlll~0hB.l’l° $91! Glllfdlli
' ~ - r-‘ruDAv.Novs|»rssR's.19l¢- ‘ `
While there may be room for dis-
sent from the principle that "all
things are lawful" there is no es-
cape, either in poltics or theology,
from the fnct that “all things are
not expedient." Expediency is at once
the strength and the weakness of our
Tpolitical system. It would have been
lawful many moons ago to fill the
l‘rince Edward Island vacancy in the
Senate hut, evidently it hus not yet
become expedient, and because of this
inexpediency. l'rincc Edward Is-
land is deprived of what-
ever ‘hcncfitq should accrue to it
by reason of itu constitutional right.
Lo representation in the Senate.
The incxpcdiency is the party s ai-
fair; the loss is Prince Edward Is-
lnnd’s. The inexpediency, no doubt, 0.-
risrs out of the fast that there are
several aspirunts to the office and
that it would militate against the
party's interests tu disappoint all of
rliogg gnve one. While the possibility
of securing the coveted position is
kcpt dangling before the eyes of the
whole lot, the whole lot
and their friends work faithfully for
thc party. When the thundcrbolt falls
and politically sluys the bunch, one
"lone escaping, the bunch and its
friends arc ritlvzr dead or out ot act-
ive syinpathy with the Duffy. tem'
poiarilt at least, and resurrection or
reconciliation, ns the case may be
costs something.
This tcmporizing for the sails Ot
eirporrlierrcyn is not confined to either
i 1,1- .
, . r.Aw AND nxPnDmN.0Y-
“than in the appointment of Senators.
lt is, in fact, a political custom rc-
sorted to in Practically all govern-
ment; appointments.
In accordance with certain human
peculiarities, whenever a vacancy oc-
curs anywhere in the ouicial list from
hog-rceve to Prime Minister, thaw
are many aepirants for the position,
..m,_my Bwgjng the office" and few,
very (ew, willing to lot the otIlf:8 886k
umm, And usually, and unfortuuat,ely.`.
the man with the strongest pull gets
the position; his qualification counts
for little or nothing, And usually aud-
unfortunately also, as 5 result of the
system, important offices are filled
with incgpgbles thc country's work is
.lone lens enieimtly than it ought £0,
be; the party in power and f¢SP°“'
sible for the appointments, is .luitly
blamed for the inefficiency of the sar-
vice and finally loses more than if-
gaincd by thc "expediency" which
nrought about the results. Herein lies;
the weakness of political expedrency.
so called. M Mm
There is no position within the gilt
of the government which cannot be
suitably and capably filled. There is
no nar~ira_nt to any, such position
whose fitness cannot be fully ascer-
tained before the appointment is
made and until our governments
lenrn to he governed by fitness, rath-
er than by political expediency. so
long will our governments be at the
mercy of job-hunters. It is quite true
party. Both have resorted to it from
time to time and on more occasions
_:For that irritating cough you need
Rexnll Cherry Cough Syrup. This ' is
a preparation ol splendid quality for
curing all cases of pulmonary affect-
ion-highly endorsed by the medical
profession nnd guaranteed by us.
Two sizes, 25c,_ and 50c at The Mac-
kinnou Drug Co. »
 
lllllll Stlllll _lillilili
A teaspoonful of Syrup of Figs will
have your child smiling and happy
' ` ' ' fe h _ S f
active and move on and out of the
figs, senna and aromatics it cannot
dren of all ages and for grown-ups
Ask your druggist for the full name
That Heat
g We have a splendid
1 bedroom or hall and at the
marked they are considered
1 ' ~ die values.
These stoves are neat
are in a class all their own.
our prices.
Victoria
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casio Mr... ‘rr Am1 
heating stoves here for sitting ropm,
pearance;-an, ornament 10 _SPY
room-and for good 'heat qualities
Call, write or phone today for
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line of
prices
splen-
in ap-
F ennell £9 Chandler \,,;;,1;=-;,-,;;,-; gy
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/A , , ‘ J .f_._. ,l.l~l\‘*fl"fr§{§_,-Bm__ -.'j.f‘ -.l
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that more than one of the aspiranta
for any position may be well zqualifled
to fill it. Usually in this case, how-
ever, the superior claims of some one
noun graauauy num; ru we ...-rw..
States and the carrying out of _t-he
policy will be watched with interest
ln Canada. ,
President To!t's campaign was dir-
ected mainly to one upnolclns 0! the
protective tart!! idea with emllllalll
on the tact that ,ir prosperity is tv
continue the Repubucan party multi
remmn in power. '
Colonel Roosevelt campaigned on
the humsn_in'tersst and social l\15¢l°°
features of the Progressive platform.
his remedy for the trusts being r0K\l-
lation by a national commission, ra-
ther than dissolution. He was a tar-
itl protectionist throughout altho'
favoring reduction in some of the
present rates.
During the campaign President Taft
and Colonel Roosevelt engaged in bit-
ter coutroversy which helped neither
and it is quite probable that the bul-
let of the would-be-assassin did more
for Colonel Roosevelt than any of
his own personal efforts. The attempt
upon his life und his ganley recovery
elicited mucll sympathy for hlm.< and
Coubtless secured him some support
which otherwise -might have been
.-_-upheld. f `
With the result of the clcctiou Can-
ada has no cause to be dissatisfied.
Mr. Wilson is the typo 1.-f man who
will win the respect of friends and
opponents and under his presidency
there is no reason to vloubt that the
Jriendly and cordial relntionr- between
rllenada and her powerful neighbor will
rot. only be maintained but strength-
ened. i
 
SlllMllIH lilllilglllll
 Sllllll. EASSY. UPSETZ
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ifticientiy utstanding to . .
'"5" “'° °“ ° When “I’ape’s Diapepsrn" gets
remove any doubts as to the wisdom
'of his appointment and the appoint-
ment should be made honestly and
frankly on its merits. This would do
away with the heart bummer and
the disappointments incident to the
the odd man and in this case Wood-
in Stomach all Indigen-
tion does.
Time itl In five minutes all stom-
ach distress will go. No iudigestion,
heartburn, sourncss or bclching of
present system. There are at present, V, gas, acid, or eruetations of undlgegg.
it is sate to say, a half dozen good, ed f0°d |10 di22iD0B8. blohtillz. fol-ll
breach' ii a n
honest men who are expecting to fill Pape,;”`Di§;e;:m°~ is noted for its
the single vacant seat in the. Senate,' speed in mgulatiug upset stomachm
  and another half dozen who believe It is the surest, quickest and moat;
i _ certain remedy In the whole world
' they m'v° 3' fighting chance tor t and besides it is harmless. V
.___ ~ 9 Th” 5°"*""”“‘e“t l‘“°W°' °' °“¢m' t° Millions ol men and women now eat
. . know, where the superior claim is, “mir gavol-me |005, without (ea,.._
S” Ii. longue n coaud’ 'tom' and it would strengthen its _own .they know now it is needless to have
_ ach sour-and bowels wasteé- ,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,_,,e“_u ,,,,,v,,~ ,ha ,,,,,,,,,,,_l A aaa stomach.
Please, for your sake, get a large
_ clogged se of the expectant ones and mtymmt case ol Papa, mmpepnm
1 _ --- _ givethe province the benefit ofthe po- from any drug store an; put your
Children dearly love tc' take delle' sltion by making the appointment stomach right.. Don’t keep on being
‘GUS "SY""P Uf Figs" and “thing I miserable-lite is too short-you are
else cleans and regulate their tender at once' not hem long so make your stay “_
little Btomfwllsi “VCV Rnd 30 feet Of ---_---- greeab1q_ Eat; what you mm and di-
btilliilirllrsrl gtxmllliltilgusar:rlirdul:(dIii‘;lt¥1l1£ll;vl gest\ it; enjoy it, without; dr-and 0(
' " . rebe lion in the stomach.
ed just like g1‘0Wr\-lll>S- T203 ill?" £03 UNITED STATES ELLCTION' Diapapaln belongs in your home
sicK, the tongue is cone somac A a ywa . It h Id b k t h d
sour. breath lad: they <101i'€ fat 01" Th” °l°°“°“ °‘ W°°d’°W W““°“ t° siilouldy one :tothe iarnailyegat xml:
rest well; they become feverish, cross the presidency of the United States thing which_dosen»t agree with mem
iffitable Mid d0n't Want §0| D18-Y. has caused little if any surprise ei- or in -case of an attack. nf indigent-
Insten Mothers-for your child s sake that in the United States or in Cam ion, dyspepsia, gastritis or gt.;-,mach
dnn’t force the little one to swallow _ derangernent at daytime or during
nuusenting castor oil violent Callomel adn' I” 3 tl“`°° ‘ °°‘°“°r°d "gm "lm the night it is there to give the
or harsh irritauta like Cathnrtlc pills chances are two to one in favor of quickest, surest relief known,
the election.Wilson is au exceptionally
many years t was on v n
he was elected governor of the State
rather the reverse. The bitter and Dor-
sonsl war between h".ls two oppon-
ents, Taft and Roosevelt. strengthen-
' cd the assurance of his election.
Mr. Wilson made bls.campalgu pn
taritl reduction and oPP0¢ii1l°ll 120 th!!
trusts, holding to the doctrine that
the trusts must be madefto obey the
tored and that monopolies must be
broken up.
come associated in the public mind
with excessive prlccs and the high
cost of living. The world is gradually
returning' to the doctrine of taritl for
revenue only and will ,some day reach
lt. The return fs being delayed by the
misrepresentations of the politicians
but when the people have Paid the
price for the lessons th¢y_a.re _logg-
I
the raw.
but
remain Car-
Cream.
night.
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‘gum m mst a W ours yrup 0 row Wilson was the odd man.
pigs Wm gently clean’ sweéten and In Canada generally there will be   
regulate the stomach, make the liver no dissatisfaction with the result of '
bowels all the constipated matter, ‘ k d `
the sour rile, the foul, clogged-up claim _ man and 5 man of mar; H
waste and poisons, without causing “bility His _past history has b “
cramps or gr-iping, _ associated with learning rather than
With Syrup or Figs you f;rfdH°¢|witn policies he having been Puri- _
drugging or injuring your c i Nils ` -
an... ...apo-.a ...only or n..r..... “°”* °' 1;"“°°*°" lU‘:‘“°;§§f)vuf§'; A Scalp Tonic Restores Color
he harmful. Full directions for chll- he entered the political arena when and Lustrg t0 Faded and
plainly l"`i“ted 0" th” l’“ck“'g°' of New Jersey. Since his nomination Grey Hair at Once-
,, ‘ . <1 J 1 t in __
Syrup or Figs and Elixir of Senna' for the maui mlcytm um; as lla For generations Sa d B I h
prepared ny un; Cnntomin Fig Syrup prospects for e ec lon wer genera yphave be u d 1 gc an u p ur
Co.- This is the delicious tasting, regarded as almost absolutely safe m_oumes0l1AISeo tor hair rind scsi!!
genuine old reliable. Ret\lS0 1\“Ytm“5 and throughout the comDB'lizn‘l\0U1i“2 lvalue 0|' sucyinascori-rsgggfgm ilgfieelr:
, _ , else offered' -1 sl-I 0¢¢\H'1’¢d £0 'llT!_\._§ll*? Droillcct but ing the hair a good even color, for
|.-a_|_-¢l1|&i_llll
.
, Heatmg Stoves -
'curing dandrutl, itching scalp and £511.
-ing heir, and for promoting the
Zriowth of the hair. Years
H80 ~ the only way to get a
`I-lair Tonic of this hind was to make
,it lu the home, which was trouble-
some and not always satisfactory.
|N°Wlld|1YB. almost any up-to-date
drugglst can supply his patrons with
a ready-to-use product, skillfully pre-
law. that competition must bc res- ;"“'°d in P°"°"tl¥ °‘1“lPP°‘1 1Bb°l'“l501`°
es.
An ideal preparation of this sort
is W_veth's Rage and Sulphur Hair
The doctrine of tariff reduction is Remedy. in which Sage and Sulphur
are combined with other valuable ra-
gaimng ground averywhere' It has M- medics for scalp troubles and thlu,l
weak hair that is losing its color or
coming out. After using this remedy
for -a few days, you will notice the
color gradually coming back., your
scalp . will feel batter, the dandruil
will soon be gone, and In less than a
month's time there will be n wonder-
fuldflferencs in your hair.
‘_ Don't neglect your hair if ft is full
of dandrufl, losing its color or com-
ing out. Get n fifty cent bottle of
Wyeth's.Bage and Sulphur from our
druggist, and see what a few dzays'
treatment will do for you. All drug-
`gilts sell it, under guarantee that
will be refunded lt the.
rter
:actly as represented. ‘l
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, ¢~ f.
spin as of old. -They do hot, they find it does not pay. - .p "
\ .
Patons made p aluclry' purchase from The »llewson
.Woolen Mills. 1
They are not going to weave any more blankets, they are going to make a
\ speciality of other lines, The blanket cffer consists of 30 yds of home spun
blanketing 72 incheswide, REGULAR DOLLAR VAL E. _ ' ' ‘
We purchased the lot at a price that will enable ns to sell 5 yds enough to
make a pair of large sized blankets for $3 95 per pair' There,at'e 60 pairs in the
lot, so you had better hurry. Take as many yds as you want 79: yd. _
Another Clearance Lot of White Ilrugget
in 27 inch, 3?, and 36 inchj Union and All-w ml about 4,00 yds in _suitable for
men’s underwear and Ladies' underwear and Ladies' under skirts. “Regular
price 42 to 54 our clearance price will bs 39c This is a chance for farmerfs wif;
who has been looking for home-made flannel and biauketiug.
- . 1
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‘ Ani I super to war on;      
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if
She understood-what was good in blanket value.  they weave and , _ 1 *_
P A T O N S vill.‘Il‘.‘€.’ll‘...
r-- -~--_ -__;1\:~~ ' - '°"
N0 EB. `
T.
“Prince Edward Islanders at home
never before mado to much rrioiiey in
n single year ns this year," said
Publicity Agtnt McCrcady ln an in-
terview today. 'I`hc_farme_rs have good
cropn as a rulc and urs getting cx-
cellent prlces. Butter, chess-e, eggs
an-d poultry t,o~ethcr Dre bringing in
more money than over. Of 187 lob~
st`er cannorlrs the product was
somewhat rfem than in other years,
I; black foxes alone the gain has run
into mililcns of dollars. Of 400 old
foxes thc incre`ase in selling value
cal.rr;d by the advance in prices was
at least $2,000 each, making $800,-
000, while the young, numbering as
many morc, added Inst spring, sold
for $5,000 fach, and upwards, mak-
ing 5 further gain of $2,000,000, or 8,
grand total o?$2,800,000. There is al-
ready quite brisk bidding for op-
tions to purchase from the coming
GFUD due in April, 1913. at $5,000 to
but better prices will make this good. $5 000 each
"7 \ 3 _
' 'rHA'n rox, r'i_"'
Sir:-I have read an anon
onaratlnmbelng performed olling 0110?
by two Medical Doctors in Charlotte’
f-OWU. the operation being an¢¢e,,,m{
but the patient has since d|ed_ It I
a source of great surprise to ms
when I read that operations ou ani:
mais are being performed by mem-
bers of the medical profession
The conclusion! have come to 1,
that the owner of the fox must, gimp
that there are no Veterinary snr.
geons in this Province capable 0|
V (Continued on page four.)"
the ravaging element.
I I _,__
When the Fire Bell
Rinqs--
_ Do you dread the sound ot' the fire bell? Does every note from its
ILM! throat pond a shiver of fear down lyour spine with the thought
\ at perhaps ur I-i your house, your property, that is falling a prey to
Bsnish all lh=s fear, dread and worry by having your pro ert `
fully covered by a reliable insurance policy, W5 will nlmw you Pmyx
and give you lulen_drd service for we represent the strongest and
most rel|a_blc frremsurance companies on the continent-can give
- you good insurance at 4 vary lowprice.
Call in today and see us about it.
W.K.Rogers Co.,Ltd.
84 Gt. George St.
One cent par sv Ili t' t’ i ' .
each continuatiooll. Cralsllnldaellslto  l`l::‘p::'¢:::‘||i.:
- ' g ” ’ "' r f- -' f- --.<7 __-_-1
AGENTS WANTED
wAN'1'icD- A ?TJY1'rT;7lr`XtT `5F
°’bilif-Y and character to travel on
I _ Ia. I., for due of the beet; known
Info Insurance Companies. Per-man.
cnt position to the man who makes
good. Balary and expensag.pa,id_
Address. Manager, Box 446, char-
lottetown. 11-15/ttf,
BOARDERS WANTED
i / count allowed. Minimum charge Twenty-five een",
1
p_
GUARDIAN crnssrrrso ADS 
LOST OR STOLEN-A YOUNG GOD-
lipl dog. Information regarding his
w sreabouts may bc left 102 Up.
per Prince St 11 ¢;M3i .|_
_ _ , _“__ ~_~___ _;___D
LOST, SATURDAY, A BET (jp
please leave at 179 Grafton St.
 11-6 Mliipd.
 l
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-Two s'i‘uDnN'rs on
other boarders at 291 Euston sc.
*Ladies preferred. 11-6M3ipd.
I LMALE IIEL P
WANTED-A GIRL Fon GENERAL
l1°“9°W°fk-- Allllly stating wages to
Mrs. Jas. MacDougall, the manse,
£§_I’l"°"'_°"PE- 11-4ME6T-
WANTED, A crm. iron onnnnai
housework. Apply to Mrs. J, C,
Sims. 219 Richmond sc. 1o-zum.
 
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.-PURE BRED CHAMP-
ifm boss. two months om. Apply
D. R. Hooper, North Milton.
rr-omsipa.
PERSIAN LAMB COAT FOR_SALEf
At a bargain.-A very handsonn:
Persian Lamb coat has been 1¢1¢;
with us for sale. A very special
bargain Price will be made to any
customer interested in a choice gar-
IIIGM 0! thil sort. Moore dz Mc-
' Lead. 11-6‘Mci.
FUN. SALE-ONE PATCH FEMALE
10X. from black parents, coming 2
.Years old-. Also 2 pairs cross foxes.
Address all correspondence to "A,"
_ B0! 18. Kensington. 11-2M_6_l_.
FOR SALE-STORE COUNTER,
fine hardwood, deep, rich 0;-na.
ments. wall finished. Length 10 ft,
width 2 tt.. height, 8 ft., 2 fn,
Will be sold at a bargain. Apply
Advertiser" Guardian. 10,-lllMtf
ron sans, DURING ram. AND
,~ Will*»°l'. red, patched,
blue and silver Foxes,
Mink, Marten, Fisher,
etc. John Downham,
Strathroy. Ontario. Can. 10-19MEtf.
_ LOST
LOST-KAN'B KID
Prince or Erlpton
please leave at Alley
PANAMA M`OD,EL V"
_V00 wonwjctedlt le$|wltb being asogood as they are until you try them. ' _
`” lien isafsobdtrlal -Panama ll el.
ings _rcenrcqisiioble me nylon mga neu,
Panama will give _you the kind of service which
` .
vamp which makes the foot look short. l
the world over as strong for Regal) as they are for all want
.TENDERS FOR ENTIRE STOCK
store and out building.. or uni
Eastern Trading Co., Elmira, will
_ be received until November 15. Ap-
Ply to F.\ S. McDonald, Souris.
., _ 11-5met.f.
MALE IIELI’
nov WANTED. A sMAR'l‘ Box' A-
built 16 years of age to work in
store. Good wages and advance-
ment to the boy who is will-
ing to work- Apply at onlee. carter
_§;qo_. Ltd. _ _ 11-einer.
WANTED-MAN ON FARM. MUST
be good mllkier. Apply to Rogers
Farquharson, Southport.
3ipd.
11-GM
rmnss-MAKING Dorm AT 43
Grafton St., Charlottetown.
11-6 M3lpd.
LEARN THE BARBER '1'RfD'1'lT,
Special rote to our opening clan.
Modern Barber College has opened
at 62 Bt. Lawrence Boulevard,
Montreal. The moat up to date ln-
BW'-“UOD .01 ii! kind in America.
Send for particulars. 10-22Mtf.
 
T0 LET
T0 LET. Dounnu olrrrrom IN
Prowse Block, Sunnyside. Rent
moderate. Possession at once. Ap-
Dly to Prowss Bros. Ltd.
9-80HtL
E""i'-' _ru-q `
TEACHER WANTED
frmaonnn »wAN'rnD son rsrrnni
Road School, No. 90, John pgnnm
~9°°_¥~ _ _ 11-man.
A 'rmonnn 'mn
Amethyst prayer beads. Finan-
V _I
CADR D
Ladies and Gentlemen. Electors o-
Ward Four:
Having been requested by a large num.
ber of electors to contest the ward at the
forthcoming by-election. I am It your
rervice. Ido not believe in canvassing
on principle. and the electors of Wang
' Four are too intelligent a class ol
» citizens to be dictated to hy any param
'as to how they shall vote. The respon-
laibility is yours. If yonido me the honor
to elect me. I shall, to the utmost of my
ability, serve the belt interests of those
whom I represent, always having in mind
the welfare of ourCity.
Yours very truly
G. D. WRIGHT.
, ir-\Mf`mwtI
GRO(I?RY BUSINESS
I`0R SALE ~
Sealed Tenders wiilbe received
by _ the undersigned up to and in-
Gluding Saturday the Ninth day of
November. A. D . xgrz, for the
purchase ofthe Good-will, stock-
_i_n-trade. shop and -office furniture
ofthe Estate of the late F. H.
Seller, who did business as a grocer,
under the firm name of "Beer &
Goff.” in Charlottetown.
'1`-he.purchaser._ can obtain a lease
of the shop and warehouse lately
occupied by the late F. H. Seller,
for a term of years, at s reasonable
rent.
Particulars ofthe stock can be
seen at the office of Beer & Goff,
in Charlottetown aforesaid. Tenders
to be left at office of Gaudet &
I-Iaszard Solicitors.
The. highest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Dated this 24th day of October,
A, D,, |912. -
HELEN B. SELLER,
Adrninlstratrix, etc,
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Consignments Sollclted Prompt Returns
John llais Gu.
|07 Fulton Market
New Yorlr
Wholesale Commission
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All correspondence oromotll lDl"°"
od. Stencils sont on application.
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