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OCTOBER 6 1917 """"""" " ` ‘
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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN `
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PAGE FIFTEEN ‘
SASKATOON
R. T. HOLMAN
L The Cleanest Range
The Kootenay has a riickeled steel,
rustipiwfoven that is as easy to wash
and keep clean as any cooking utensil.
The ash-chute directs all the ashes
into the pan, which is ioomy and large
enough to hold a two days’ accumula-
- tion. E Write, for booklet.
M°Claiys _
KOOTENAY RANGE
Lennon roaouro Moirraesl. wllmi so-
ST- JOHN. N.a. rulllsiifrou c.4ll.GAnrvA“c°'lY“<
For sale by 1
ROGERS HARDWARE C0.. LTD., Charlottetown.
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EDMONTON
, LTD.. Summerslde.
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YOUR FRIENDS can buy
anything YOU can give
them--except your photograph
_Make an appointment today
The Cook’s Studio
New DesBrisav Block
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cooo Pnoroolmrnr
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We photograph msn as men are
lt’s ai business matter-
And there's no fuss er boths;-_
Your family, friends. and bust
nes°s_ associates want your portrait.
Make an appointment today at the
The Bayer Studio
Expert Eye
Testing c
O_ur experience in vision
testing coupled with t he
beet optical parlor in
Kings County, enab'es us to
correct your eye troubles
with scientific accuracy.
_ Eye strain is the direct
cause of many ills. At first
signs of eye strain the eves
should' _be examined “and if
glasses a re needed, they
should at once be worn.
_ We use the same methods and
instruments as the leading eye
specialists in larger Cities. You
will find in our parlor such
instruments as the Electric
‘Operated Opthalmnmeter. Ski-
Optometer and the Retinscope_
Come in and be convinced
that we can give you the best
service obtainable and at
moderate prices.
E.E. Parkman
Montague
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Professional' Cards
Dr. Clift
CHRONIC DISEASES
t.'i'liATlVE ’l`liEA’I`MEN’l` by the
nloilth ill __iulvance, Victoria Hotel,
illmloltcluwil. r. ia. i.. (Juliana.
ll()llltS. 12 to 3 daily. Now.
1816-8-2‘.iM1iM0spd.
 S. Hessian
Barrister, Solicitor,
Notary Public, Ac..
` MONEY T0 LOAN.
Montague, P. E. l._
J. D. ‘ STEWART
Barrister, Solicitor and
Notarv Public
Office Newsori Block, Charlottetown
Branch Oiiiee, Georgetown
Money to Loan on Real Estate
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_ MORSON & DUFFY
_ Barrlsters and Atorneys
Solicitors for Royal isnnk ot Canada
MONEY T0 LOAN., / _
 
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Bai-rtsters, Attorneys. Noi-lr! Pub
lic, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank
Association. Bank ot Montreal, _Can-
ads. Permanent Mortage Corpora
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Mcl.EOD & BENTLEY
W. E. Bentley, K. C.
Barrister and `Attornsys~at-Law
Money to Loan.
Office-Bank of N. 8. Chambers,
Charlottetown. P- E- |-
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heels nilide on a pretty last.
$7.50 for
i Felt Boots
Coloured
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Fawn. Green and Browll_
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Iligli clit laced boots _.$5.0
ses oun wlNoow_
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A. E. LYON, Studio
Good Photography .
Moderate Prices.
Personal attenticnto Am-
.tear Photography.
107 Queen St.
Phone 68-J. ,
Shadow
_ Test
Have your eyes tested by lt.
Always satisfactory.
Delightful results.
Only accurate childs Test.
Works wonders in dltiicult. cases.
The hardcr~the`case the better.
Ellinllllites guess-work.
Succeddg where others tall.
Try it today.
H. J. Mahon
Druggist and Opticlan
_ Noxt Door Bank of Commerce
Montague P. E. Island .
Dustbane
Every house keeper knows
'hat sweeping dust is an aw-
ful bother and causes lots oi
extra work. Some know that
_ when this dust is inhaled ii ‘R
often causes sickness. Oni
cannot afford to do withou
Dustbane.
It is not only a great labor
saver but it kills gierms ant _
often prevents sic ness.
Order a tin ot
Dustbane
from your grocer today. __
Dustbane is packed in bbl
. _*IT PAVB to buy in this province.
, ..~lvln. l-uisol.o P. oonoon lu
the Georgetown Guardian Represen-_
tatlvo. _ ` ,
.JMEN8 AND DOVS SUITS at spe-
cial prices at Carruthers, Montague.
50640-iiMSatWed6i.
..°THE AMELIA.-The S. S. Alli-
elia arrived in Sourls from Picton on
Thursday afternoon at tive o'clock.
and sailed the salne evening for the
Mngilalells with a large cargo and il
number of passengers. alrloilg whom
were some twenty young men belong
ing to }l.M_C.S_ Canada. who are
returning to their homes to spend ll
short fill-loii,~;h_ Those young nleliare
splendid speciiiieila ot young lllau~
hood, and appear to greatly enjoy the
chliiige from fishing to life in the ilu-
val patrol service.
TEACHERS TRAINING CLASS.
the evening ot’ 2ls`t September a
social was held at the Christian Par-,
sanage Montague, attended largely by
1 s*
-On
..'MR_ R. R.» HOWLETT is Guard-
ian agent for Annandale and vicinity.
_ ..°Mr. ll. H. Acorli, Sourls, w:is a
lpassonger by the Amelia Tiiursday
night on a visit to the Magdalena.
_ _*CUSTOMERS SAVE 10 TO 20
per cent -by buying for cusli at (‘lirrn-
thers, Montague. 506~i0~($MSllt`Wod4i.`
._*B|G REDUCTION ON THE PRI-
ces of dry goods, 'boots und slices,
hardware. crockory and glnssivlirc at
(‘arruillers', Montague. .
..*JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
SHIPMENT oi' mens. woinens and
cliililrells rubbers. anti liiens lillnbcr-
men l‘\lbbel'l\, pl'iccs`i'lght at ('arrtl-
thers. Montague. 506-i0-GMSat\‘Ved4i_
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..*RALLY DAY.-- The lliontagtle
Clirislian (‘llurcli held its Sunday
School ll:ilZ_\~ ilrg: lilxcrclsea' Sunday
evening, Se-ptelnller 30th. which was
largely attended. The entertaimiieilt
was well planned ulld very lnteresiillg.
T _ | _'l`r~iol-ite in :i coliibilleil lnlld and st-.il
he  G  ollensivc, lii(i'ed by Elltcllte naval torc-
GB.
BENTISTS FUR THE
_ _ i}iiNA[lIAN Sillll|l§RS_,
tion with the lzoliilltloll ot' the teeth
ot returllcd Caliadiall roiilii-is liuii_
with thi- tl'eaiulc-ill tlli.-y iw-l-civoiii
while o\'tl'sc-as. is not lllli\'(-l‘.slil.‘
Tile-ro is il (lil't’t»i'clii-»>- llotwccn l<;lii;li-li'
and Cnliadillll dcll_tistl‘y, and it was (lic:
Subj(-f.’l oil vi|r.ol'oil~' (lieu-ilssloll zllli-|
ong l‘c_lnril':(i .~lol(.iicr.- this liiorlllllc. '
_ 506_'m_6Msn“vedGLl 'Tilt' (lelltlil ~sel'vii-rs ill lilo :ll'nly‘
will hlivo to ht- llll'iici~illll_\' lill:l't-ascii'
if propel' litlllinl scl‘\'li»c` i_\ to ho giv-»}
c`n the liillltlriail tllcll.-lam! lilell rolli-
poslllg (llc tiiatclass lo ll»~ vailloil lol
the (‘(llul's llnlier lilo .\lilil:il'_v Service]
Act," flccltireil mio sp(-nkcr. "'|`ltc in-_
nlentliblc collilition oi' thc tooth of
Bmilu ot' thi: l'cllll‘lll=|l t`liilndiall..'
would also iiiiilvuto -that lller-.e will
have to llc srllni: l'lli‘tilel‘ i-iToi't lnlldv
to give thc' bc_\'_~' at tho troll( lmilil
dental nit(-illioll.
“l_?|li`ol'tilllli(cl_\. illrn .sonic nlisnli-
Atta
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youn
ganiz
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g people, for the purpose of ol'-
ing it Teacllor Trainilig Glass.
a sple-ndid social hour the meet-
s called to order by Mr. (LE.
stronii. Pastor and teacher ot’ tlie_
ing wa
an classes from |,rlnlm,y to the Adult derstlllltlllllg, llllill_\‘ oi' the (`:ill1i(li:lll
Bible Class takfng DHL The sem? llet1tl,lts_ lluvlf lloi licoll lwrllliltcll to
tM_y,s “eport was ream and showed U follow tho il'oop.- ovl-r to l"l';ill(:(».
huge attendance in an departments This is nil nstolllllliilg sialic ol' nt'i'al|'s
of me mme School Sunday nmming when one i-ollslilors thc pre\'olnlli~l> olil
class. wllo spoke t'or li short time on
the work and interest ot’ the class.
Mrs. l.. B. Mellish was elected Pre-
sident. A hearty lnvltation is extend~
ed to all interested to join -the class,
which meets every Tuesday evening
at S °o'olock _-B`
..*GASPERAUX.- Followillg is
the standing ol` Gasperailx School for
the lnonth of September:-Grade Vll
(1) (‘lcely Steele; (2 John L.ewelyn;
(3) Ceplienia Graham. Grads Vl.»-
(1=)Olive McKeeman,. Grade V.-il)
Margaret. Wright; (2) Doris Rielly;
(3) Alonzo Jackson. Grade IV.-(1)
Hilda Graham and Raymond ilayter
(equal): (2) Mary Mclieeinail; (3)
Russel Giuliani. Graco lil.-(1) Elo
reiice Graham; (2) Kathleen Dunn;
(3) Daisy Jackson. Grade ll_--(1)
Bertha Riliey: (Zi Lester McKee-
Man; (3) Lila Dickson. Grade l.- tl)
Laura Graham; (2) Blanche Graham:
(3) Borden Graham Perfect Atten'd~
unce: Kathleen Dunn, Florence Graf
ham, Bertha Rielly, Hilda Graham,
Blanche Graham. Laura Graiiani.
John Llewelyn Russel Graham. llay~
uiond Hayter. Cecil I-iayter,-Mollie
McLean, Teacher.
_CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS-
Dairy butter   _ _ ...$8-40
Butter- (prints)  ....40-42
Eggs . . . . . . .
__ ._  ,.40
Fowl, lb.  __ ._ _.15-1.8
Chickens, lb. . ._ _ _ _ .iii-20
Hay,cwt.    _.50-65
Straw, ton _ _ _ .__ _ .,_10_00-12.00
Oats (black) bush __ .. .. .60-65
Oats (wiiite)obush ._ _ . _ _ .tl0~|l5
Ducks, each   _ ...65-70
Beef. lb. (rctnill  _ ...20-28
Chickens (pair)  ‘ ....1.00-1.25
Potatoes, bush  . . . .
._  ...50
SUMMERSIDE MARKETS
._ 80-85
75» 1.00
.. 33-39
Barley, bus.  _
Buckwheat. bus. __
Butter, (dairy) lb.
Butter, (creameryl lb.  ._ 1i3~.44
Calfskins    ....22
Eggs. doz...... _ _ _.A0
i-lay, (pressed) ton.. . . _ . .
__ $10.-$12.
Oats. (white) bus. __ . . . . . . . . . .
..60
Hay (loose) ton  ._ $10.-$12.
Hides lb. ._ . . . .
.. ‘...._.1ii
Lamb. pelts each   .40-.B0
Oats, (black) bus... ‘_ ._ .63
Potatoes bus  . . . _ . _ . _
 50.-.55
l-‘ork lb.  .. 16.-.19
Turnips. bus.  _  .25
Wheat, bus. ..  ._ ._ 1.75-2.25
Wool. (washed). Ib. _  ._ .75
Wool (nnwasflied)_ lb. _ ._  .55
Fowl, -»_  .  . . . . . .
._ .lil-.18
s..a.-s~is--s<-ane-<s--e--e~-s--e~-me-»..e»e-»e-»e-s-»e-to-...ol-¢¢¢.
A Stubborn Cough
-  Right Up`
This home-made remedy la a woalh
lsr quick results. Easily eel
cheaply made.
lfllwieflv l
»e--o~s»s»s~-e»s~~»-»s~~s~»e-a-is-0-soa-e~o-0
'l’li prompt and positive action of
' simple, inexrensive _homo-made rein-
_ in quickly esling the inflamed or
swollen i-_mbranes of -the throat. chest
o_r bronc ial tubes and _breaking up
tight coughs. has caused, it to be used
in more iliomee than any other coliilii
remedy. Under its lining, sootllng
inhuence cheat. soreness goes. nhlelrm
loosons, hreathinz becomes easier. tick-
in the throat stops and von get
nightfs restful eep. The usual
ross and chest. colds are conquered
in 24 -hours or less. Nothing het-
r r bronchitis. hoarsenoss, eroup,
whooping cough, bronchial asthma- or
winter couiilis. ~ '
To make hills splendid cough syrup;
pour 2 e f Pin 50
Him
a
th
itv it
te
worth
bottle li lain sn-snula ed sugars p
and shake borouislily. _Ton then me
ld oiinose-a isml _v supply ot' li mach
better coiilrh eyrgg than von could hnv
ready made for .50_ Keeps perfectly
and children love its pleasant taetie.
Pl ie s special and liisiiv lion-
trahd compound oi’ genuine Norws
een
pine extract. and is known the worlx
'claim io have seen St. George oil at
I New Great Drive
110 being present. The total liielilbcr-
ship o_l` the school lit present is about
165, including both Home Department.
and (‘rlulle Roll. A very interesting
address -was given by the pastor (‘.
E. Alinstroilg on Bible School Work.
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THE ANGELS OF MONS WERE
REAL. AND THE GERMANS l
wane sror-Peo sAvs ‘
ANGLICAN RECTOR
ST. JOHN, October 4. -That tho
angels assitcd the British during the
ruoluorlillle rstrcllt from Mons was the'
belle( l'.\‘pl°essed last. lllgllt by Captain!
the Kiev. Gustav A.'Kuhiing. rector of
St. .lollll`g, Anglican church. who in at
scrlron on "The angels- nt Mons." |n_
observllllce oi' the feast of St. lllicll-'
acl and all angels told of strange!
mallire:-flations. Captain Kuhriilg wlisl
ill Frlilicg with a New Brunswick nil-I
it. Dllrillg his se‘rmoll he said: _
“At Mons. whole divisions of Ger-
man clivalry. tluslled with success,_
surged torwaiil like a li-dal wave ag-1
alnst. the few battalions of our troops
that iculd be placed against them.
Sudriellly they stopped. the liorses
would go no further. Tile' British,
woalr as they' were, could do nothing
to stop lhenl.‘and_ as was later found
out from German prisoners. there had
hcen no orders from behind to stop.
We had teh tesiiniony ol’ the German
captain and some of his ineli as welll
ag that of our owll soldiers. that as'
the Gernnlns lnoved i’oi'wal'd, what
appeared to he a yellow light. carnc`
lgetwcell the armies- and the Britlsil'
white horse leading crowds of caval-
ry against thg enemy.
"(`l.'Lc'iltellant Cololiel Rice tells oi'
riding with tt small party ot' lioi'se»'
men towards the eiieln_V- They “'f"'@_
going along li road nt. dusk when hei
thought he saw battalion after hatal-
ion ol' ilors'-enlell riding along in the
fields on both sides' of them. Ho
watched them for about tell lnlnutos
and then one ot tho otilccrs asked hiln
what he had scan. Hr! told hilil and
o. thlrll oilicer answered that lin liiid
ascii the sumo thing and many of the
men ill the colulnil saw the llorsellion
also. When they arrived at their (lcs~
t.ination_ a party was sent out to inves-
tigate but saw nothing. 'l`lit; llorsc-
men had valllslied_"
ilev. Mr. l(\llll'ing toll] ol' a clllirge
of li small body ot British on all cli-
eruy trench at Mons. As (|18 Bl'iliS\`\
advallced. numbers of horsenlellt. went
with ilieul and. as the nieil say, fill"
rying bows and arrows. This is boriic
out by' the question of a German ot-
iicer later' taken prisoner. lie as-ked:\
“Who were' those nlen with ii0WH
and arrows? We tried tu (let ii\€'i¥`
leader. the one oil thu white horse.
but could not hit him."
_ “l(. is sworn to lilso by nunicruus
witnesses." said Mr. KnhrlnS, "'|\‘F~i
when the British came to exaliline
the bodies oi' the Germ-an dead. by
tar the larger number of tiieui hail rw
wounds on their bodies."
italy Preparing
\VASHlNG'l"0N. Oct. 5.--Scmlofli
advices from Rome reaching Washing-
ton today, indicate that the ltaliail of-
fensive oil the Ans_ti1an iron( is now
entering the second and most iiiiport-
ant stage oi' the battle on the Bainsiz-
za Plateau and both aides nie making
eau-am-dlnary preparations lor the
contest. General Cadorna. who has
been in Rome for ii coniei'elu-e with
the Council of Ministers. has been
consolidating his positions oil tho
Bliinsizza Plateau with the view of
, General Distributors li
90154-A3“lll“ . ‘ ..
D00*
e
this
edv
good
f°.
1? ouno s o ex ( een
Wt? s I6-oz. bottle and till the
nes
aded.
_§:_, '°*'f‘“lil: ll..:~.s.r_ 
_ ::'l'l"` .A '...':‘“' ; "  1.~.._‘.'.;!"2-'xedl 5
iiorllierii waters of the Adriatic. and
beth ii'0|l(~ll llloulll llllll ilcllllil dis-l
ease. The Vnrindiall (ll-lllists could;
prevcllt lllncll ol` this tlolllllv limi rl-_
lievc ll gl-mn lllal or lilo .<ii|'l'crins Oil
the lllcll. li is a ivvll-known fort ibut
the pll_vsicn1`\vl:llnl'c oi' tho troops il:~<
pends ill no small llcgrro upon lilo
<“oliilit` lil of ill(-ir tl-llll. \\`ll_\' .sllolllll
hulidr(-its ol' Vzillollillll 8-olilililzs' ln- ili-
cap:»i<'lt:il'cll ill this wily lilld l'i!lul‘llell
to illr liusc l'r:l~ trcatnlcllt. wlicli the
presrllre of ii tkilllitlinn (lclilisi nt-.
lacllcd to ezlcii <‘anadian battalion
would <»lltil'el_\' o\'(~l‘(;olllc the iliilic
ult.y‘."‘
This is tile' ililoslioll lil-ni lillili_\' ol'
the rclllrllcil iilcn are lisltilig.
BRITISH REPRISALS FOR LONDON
RAIDS ARE NOW LIKELY
Government is Said to Await On|y'thc
Word from the Military
Command
LONDON. Oct. 5_~---iielilallils for l‘e~
tl-lliniltlll ill kind llpoil Gcrllillil cities
grow with oacll l'ccill'l‘clli_-e of nil*
raids oil llondoil.
Tho Evclllilg.; Stlillrltilwl _vt~.~;iol~lloy ns
serteii “oil the llilrilcsi liuillol'il._\"'ill:il
the (lo\'ci'lil|l(_~llt was paying sllvrilll
attention to ilic ililc.~'tiol`| ot' ropii.~\nls.
saying:
“There is ll() uilnlitli-ziiioll llllilnl the
decision ol` thc (i(‘»vcl‘nlnolit to llll(ler»
take very cllei.-tivo l‘cpl'lsnls ol lilo
earliest nlollieiit <~ollsl.~:telit with ‘thc
advice ol' the high liiilitnry colilllinn<i'."
Sellli-utiicinl cxpinlllliiolls tllot. the
British cannot i-lparc llilichiiic for ro-
clprocul raids are olicstlolicll by the
Nol'tllclii't`e llewspullws. this Daily Ex-
press and (lillf>l‘s_ wlllcli point ont tlllit
the,(.iel'lilzins mil :lille to npllrc nir-
crntt tor raiding Ellgllillil and have
elloulrll liiollg tho linitlo lilies to girl:
the llrltlsll il coiltlllliilil.: light i'ol~ slip-
rclllacy lli thc alll' oil the tiglltillg
front.
lt is nrguoll (lint thc (lerlnalls linve
evidently olllbuili _thc British ill nir-
craft and may bo nxperteil to colltillno
hnildillg oil nn ill(-lcnsillg nl-nil: null io
liilprove (llc types of their llllichillcs.
whilc thc British are tryllil: to rntl-ii
up with tlienl. I’rcill(:tions that this
would be thc case were nlaiic by some
ot' thc iicwsplipcrs and hy exports like
Lord' Molllalgll ni' llcallli(-.ll nio|lill.- lltzo. i
lloril hlrilllngll also pre(il('t>l.llllll the
Germnns will sooil lniss (lil-. ex|>ol'i-
lilciltlll single oi' opclaitlolls nllll ho
able to nitark l.oll(iol| ill ,nil kinds of
wcutllcr. nonrly cvciy illl.:ili.
The \-‘\'i|llellii.~'lln\'ell 'l`lig(-.lllliii lluh~
lislics advice wnrlilllg (lic pooplc thnl
Gelnlull nlivail linac liclilllst po.»l.~ail>le
nir raids lly tho Eiiielltc livi:iior.<.
 
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We Charge Only a Fair
Profit on our Goods
_ When you are de ding at Carruthers, you pay
less and get more._ We_are cileel fully keeping up th,-
good work of cutting prices.
This week we are offeling :it spccifli pftic.-s the
following lines viz;-
l\/len’s alld Boys’ Suits and Corduroy l’;nlts
Mell’S. W omen's and Cllildrelfs Shoes
Mcll’s Overalls and _lumucl's.
Just Arrived `
Mcll’s, Wl)mcn’s, and Children's Rubberzs
Mens Lumbermens Rubbers. ` .
. Prices right,
it pays to pay CASH at
J. W. Carruthers
lvl_0N'rAGUl~.
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Flag.
A for
 Every
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'l`herc’s no need to be without a flag outfit now
-the way has been made smooth, the expense air
most eliminated, the quality of the ilagshigh. livery
emblem is the best procurable of its kind, not lo be
compared with the cheaply made flags, or small
flags, or stamped or ink-printed flags, buta “reg_uIa ”
Union Jack in every sense of the word. avert citizen
will have much to celebrate. VlCt0ri€S Of Canadian
arms; interspersed with holidays, make it essential
that every loyal and patriotic home show a flag every
day. Get yours while they are‘stlil to be had.
EASY .~
to pill lip-jlls.-l tho work ot ___\
li lllillllliu lllto thc sockfit. "_\.`\) *
sc<'lll~el_\' <°lnliip('(i to til(-‘ will' “_   
dow sill. _slip thc cllll oi' thc \ X \‘ \"  lll.
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roll alllil lct.'_\'llilr colors snl|l> _i __  `\ 
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urn llycil ill--»i'ns( nllll liril- . .l 
lililll. lilo bililiillg is willo
lost(-(l and wcuihi-l'-toutlll.
tho polo _ is six tool long.
llr:lsst`orrllll; jolllcd in tht- if
lilliidle. rolllploto with bull _
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nllii illt- \\'lloll~ ollliii volll(-si»olll|>:l('l lil ll .siolll 4-alrioll
i-also in will(-li io ll|‘i\><-r\'(- it for ti llictllllc of n_~;¢~, 'l`|lo .
$5 l)u|li| t’olllpll:to‘ is $25.11-`i.
PRESENTED BY
'i` HE GUARDIAN
.\ll olli'lo.T(.ll ill li box. in \\‘llil-Il thc izonlplclo oullll may bc p"r-
illullently kept in loulpnct .splice wlicll not ill use (sixo box, 2'/2, in-
‘chos sonar., hy it (ect long.) _
1'he'l=l.lg-full .nm :ns (ft. A Met.-ll staff Huliler wlllcli
fast colors. , may he pnriminclitly sl-l-owed
A Rope Halliard for sonic. to the window sill-~-allowing
A Six Foot Jointed Flagstaff, they pole to be lnstaiilly in-~
with oilmiilvtlllil hall end. serted or removed at will.
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Clip This Coupon Today
italian tronpnhlps niayfaonn strike at
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This Flag Coupon ‘
(Accompanied by the li-mount mentioned in the announcement
covering the cost ol tho distribution.)
WILL, WHEN PRESENTED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
Charlottetown Guardian '
Entitle the reader of this paper to
The Complete $5 Flag and Outfii
For nl 2 25
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and ke for hr e users over for its promptness. ease and eer- flanking Monta San Daniels and un- U 0 y S _ _
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