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¢M0N1-AGU; SUNDAV 5,5Rv|.'umn. Cash must accompany °1'd°\‘
flnseitton for advertisiiil to
OEIS.-Rev. E. E. Fytclie will con-'minimum ch°"59'tWe“ty'nv° cents'
duct services in the Methodist Churc
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0: ae follows: Lower Montague 11 n. - -'M0NTAGUE~°““e"" Gewge
Oh i ti ill - a -h in the Montague
ln. Sturgeon 2.30 p. in. Montague P rsyp v_1_ P:_;’___L______ ________ _S__b______h_
7 p. m., August 3rd. 742711
Bl\liY’S GREAT DANGER ...c:r.I:*;:.i.°.:;°:s'._E°.t'.If.':.;
_    tion at Montague tonight will be Mr.
F. J. Corey of Ohio and Mr. L. E.
-» Sellers oi’ Indiana Live men with live
h.
,L res 5 erien _
~ _ iornmg and evening.
Bid ot August n
l _
More little ones die during the hot meg5,\ge5__1-leap iiieni.
weather than at any other time oi;
the year. Diurrlioea, ilysentry, choi-I _...FARM FOR $A|_E__MrS_ (george
erii iniantuin and stomach ti'oulilcs_M_;_.do,.k Mul_,__,,__, mven offers hm.
come without warning, :ind when a beau,_iful'.fa,.m ,-0, Sam also ,.l.0p_
m°‘li"i"° is "M in hmm 1° give stock and iiuplenients. Ffor further
pronip_tly the sliort tlela-_,' too tI'e-f_mmc,|]_,r__‘ apply to J_ w_ Mu,-,i0Ck_
qaiently incans _tliiit the child liuséM,mmgu,__,_ p_ E _ |_ 7357_','.30M(;1
passed beyond aid. Buby's Own 'l`iib-_
i.‘i.'."§..3'li~’»`.‘.'»'.'~.. “.‘Il`§fI-if .l`.fI. "§f.’f...tf`..I.ilfiff P01310 Blighis
ren. An oi-I»;is-ioiiail dose of the Tab
lets \vill prevent .-ztoniacli auil bowel _ _ _ __ _ _r, dwhen the
troiililcs, or if the troiibli- coiucs Sud- lm Um* 'ah "ow "1 ive
denly the prouipt use ot' ilu- 'l'.ilIiei.<! 5'“"'""I` “"1" Sprays his potatoes
will i'f=lii-ve tlig biib_\'_ Tlif- 'I`.iblets_
are sold by Iii~‘\ll<‘iii\\ ileuli-rs or hy*
mail ut 25i-_ ii box from The llr. Wil-
Liaius’ .lit-Iiiciiic t'o., lirockvillv, 0ut.'
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Mlnard‘s Linlmcnt Cures Burns, Etc.
Mother and- the Girls
.don’t mind being photo-
graphed--why not persuade
Dad and the boys to make
the family picture 'record
complete? .'
THE CO0K STUDIO
Phone I59-J
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Have Baby’s Photo
Taken _
Make the appointment
today
EBAYER siuoio
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- WEDDING----~
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Can easily be selected from
our large and varied Stock of
FINE CHINA, CUT CLASS,
DINNER SETS, TEA SETS,
‘ ETC., ETC.
BLACK & CO.
SUNNYSIDE
'lli
ya
. Low Shoes
should apply the first spray of Bor-
deaux iuixzure t4:4:4ll) 4 lbs of blue-
lstone, 4 lbs of Iiuic, (fresh stone liinel
-i0 gallons of water. The early blight
wliicli is ri-eogiiized as a dark aliuost
black Spot on thc leaves soiuctiines at
the tip. sonictiiiies at the edge, and
soinciiiues in the centre with concou-
|' tric niarkiugs or rings sonictliing like
;i target lias already been noticed. this
blight does' not rot the tubers but
Ilefoliutes the plants considerably and
ilicrcby rc;iIices the yield ln proport-
ion. The late bligiit so culled because
it coiucs later than the early blight
is tho most destructive of the two,
it sprcaiis iuorc. rapidly und has been
‘ liiiown to spread over whole fields in
Ii few days killing the foliage und pro-
ducing the spores or seeds which are
, wzislicil ol`t' Ilie loaves by rain into the
i Izrounil to infect the tubers. lioih of
these biiglits can be controlled by
four applications of Bordeaux mixture
beginning now and continuing nt two
weeks intervals. It Should always lie
borne in inind that the Bordeaux mix-
'tiirc is ii preventative ineasure and
Iiot a viii-c, so it must be on the plants
lit-fore the blight iiiakce its appear-
ance, pziriiculariy in the case oi’ into
blight. Spray your potatoes now and
iiisiirc II Iiinxiniuui sound crop for
your labor and oxpciisc,, ,
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~ WHERE WE -
fi SHINE i
. We buy exceedingly well.
\Ve buy in the host markets. .
We buy the best drugs obtain-
£ able. -
I ,
‘Vile buy in large quantities.
.\Ve give you tho advantage.
"'\’V'e' sell 'wliolcsalo and retail.
We do the dispensing of Mon-
tague. Because the DOCTORS
’ know they get'just what they
order, we doii‘t substitute.
When looking for druggiets
` Sundries, such as soaips, combs,
Safety itazors (all kiuds,) etc.,
perfumes and toilet articles.
patent medicines of all kinds. ~
` We are sole agents for the
. Edison Pliouogrziplis in Kings
-» (`ounty.
` Give us a call. .
‘Carruthers & Parkman .
Limited '
Wholesale and Retail '
Dealers in
Drugs, Chemicals, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, Points Etc
Montague, P. E. I. `
_ --IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
-THE GUARDIAN is on ‘nie at
i»ai!erty’s, Summerside.
-TWO CENTS PER WORD each
insertion tor advertising in this col-
umn. Cssh must accompany order
,minimum charge twenty tive centl.
-COAL LADEN.-The :Schooner
Dart, Capt. Cain in cliurge has arriv»
ed from I’ictou`with u cargo of coal
-SHIPPING.-The schooner Char-
-les Haskell, Capt. Trenholin, entered
port on Thursday, with a cargo oi’
Picton coal for the P. E. island Rail-
way.-I-l.
--A LONG ABSENCE.-Mrs.. A.
_\1i-Donald, Bangor, Maine, who has
been nhscnt for 30 years, returned
homo on Wediiesda~y and will pay ii
for the Island Railway.-H; '
“ -REMEMBER that we can supply
you with a BTEINWAY GRAND
PIANO which you have had the pleas-
ure oi hearing this week at the l'l.f\l\'O
RECITAL given by GABRIEL L.
HINES. THOMAS ANDREW & SON.
` 7406-S-1-M41
VVESTERN PERSONALS
-Mr. Fred Tanton, Alberton, auto-
ed to Sunimerside on Thui-sday.--H
__ Mr. J. J. Mcponald, Grand Trac-
adie was in the city yesterduy.`
-Mr. Beloni Gaudet, Miscouche.
wa; a visitor to town on Thursday.
.A
--Mr. Calvin and Miss Margaret
guests ot’ -Miss Agnes Ramsay.
-Mr. Ivan Llnkletter, Northam'
ani hi t child F ' l M'
Ramsay are visiting in town, the ~
_ _ - 1*.. H V 7'; ' 7? ' I ' I “"° T -‘"1 'N ' ' Y ' ' J* VY WT' V 7_7 J
1 ' ‘ ' I
I" 'f .,§' _flu . --,. ~'- " ‘ I ” "E
"€a&& .nn-wanna.
Here is a remarkable line I  T
of summer caps worth   5
to 3.00 each-on sale at I - 
Just a day or two ago we had a chance to get you _some wonderfully good
summer caps at a bargain. They are made of Silks, part silk materials, wool cloths
etc., in various weights but mostly very light weights for present wear-ideal for.
motorin -boating-driving -all sort of out door sport. -
Tiiiey are strictly the sort of caps that we’d have to charge you $250 i0 3.00
for in the regular way. ~
We got them “dead right” and hence you can buy at ............  .......  .... _.$1.50
A Smart Summer T Winona  
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Valle_viicld',"’l`. Gordnii Boyne, St.
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and lJ21l>.\'. SPi“i;t McKinnon enlisted in
t _ »' - _ 0
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'was anions? the number who marched
to tl_i-1-. Rhine after the signing ot the
a-rniistlcc_ Needless to Say lic is now
eiijoyiiig o. well earned rest at home.
Mrs. Frank Ellsworth, Chicago, were
friends in West Prlucc (To. _with
“'h0"\ they will spond':i few weeks
vacation. Mr. Ellsworth is one o'
the island boys who niaiic gqmi nn
t
'he ‘mig“-lilly ilioildod his way up
VS- F-`1iSW0l‘1l\. 21 populnr lady is
visi ' - ~
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(`ut Bank, Mont.; Miss (Tiara Iiughes
D"“lll0I'0: i‘_ li.  Sterns, Souris:
, l\Iiss,Glen Williams, Siiuiinersido;
visit to former friends-at Ellerslie.
-ll. I
-ATHLETES ATTENTION.--All ath-
leiically inclined young iuen of Ken-
sington nnd surrounding districts are
respectfully reqiicsied to come to the
ball grounds in Kensington at 6 0'-
I-iock on Siiiiirtlay evening, August
2nd,. to engage in tryouts to see who
are best qiiiilfoii to represent Ken-
Sngtc-ii at the (‘. A. A. A. sports
August Ttli and 13th. James Pciiilei'
SHSI- 7416
-WELCOMED HOME.--Aiiiung the
soldiers to.urrivc home last week was
Scrgi. Neil Janies MacKinnon, Grand
River Lot 14 with his charming wii’e
hc i0.»ih .ind saw nineteen months
ervicc .it the front with the fighting
th and came through unscatlied. He
-(WELCOME VISITORS.-Mr. and
rrivals this week they have muny
mfb leaving his native hniiin at Skin
ers Pond _ilii years ago when onli
boy but with ii strong ilc-tcriiiiiiiition
'rird. _lie is now proprietor of a large ,
“U21 IH (`hiCiigo und is enjoying his `
’-sit home. inc iii-si since if_-.wim-
ting the island for the first time
li.
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VICTORIA HOTEL
Mies Annie Ford, Sackvllle; Mrs.
E- \V"iiil¢"I'. (fityi Armond Hay-
n, Fitchl»iii'g, Mass.; -(7. F, Smith
oil'. St. John; D. Mills, Halifax; J. I
Mciiaugiiliii, Windsor. Ont.; J_('._ i
wa; Mrs. Ellie K. Payne, Indian~3
_ .\'icGraili, Morell; G. Coffin, Mor `
,iss lleien I-iiryileii, Vernon River:
. D. Mct‘artii'y. St. John; Mrs. 3
‘ol.) George, Toronto; Mr. and
 Montreal; \V.' S. Gesner, Mon-
treal; (‘. II. Anderson, New York. :yours ,
-_._.`
nd Mrs. \\'.ooilriiH`, Vancouver, 13.
; John \Vooiirui'i', Victoria, B. C.;
Il. Bovens, Victoria, B. C.; W.
olin; B. 'l‘iii‘nar, New York.
_.__
THE RUSS
Miss Laura E. Felton, Montreal;
HOTEL ARRIVALS' A
i s wo ren uy .ini ax
were among the visitors to (‘iiarlotte-
town \Ve.Iiiesi!uy, '
-Mr. Bernard McDonald, hrrived
from Boston on Tuesday evening he
will spend his vacation at theiiome
fit' his parents Mr. and Mrs. Arch‘d.
McDonald, Glengarry, Lot 7.-II."
-Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Gallant and
child returned to their houie iii Monc-
ton on Thursday after spending a
few weeks vacation with frieiids at
Cape Egniont and .Sumniersiiie.-Ii.
-Mrs. O’Neii and son, Boston.
Mass., arrived by the (lar Ferry on
Thursday evening and will spend
parents Mr. und Mrs. Thomas But-
ler, Giengarry, Lot 7.~ll.
--Mrs. Wm. Kennedy of O'Leary
iutoed to Suniinerside on Tiiesday
Mr. Dan itanisay of Fortune Cove.
She is taking in the Clinutauqua en-
'ertainments.
-Mr, ii. W. Ilobinson, son of Mr. _
ind Mrs. G. W. Rolil-nson of Suni-
'uersido, returned ironic from over-
acns lust Friday night. Iii: was our-_ oi
he first to go to tho war and is one
if the last to come back and has rec-
~ivc.,1 zi hearty welcome from his num
-rous friends.
ADDRESS ANC-PRESENTATION
A grand reception was held :it the
beautiful home of John B. Andrew Bol-
mont Mills, East Royalty oil tho ev-
ening ot' July ‘list to do honor to four
returned soldiers namely: Quarter
Master Sergt, Frederick Andrew, 
Lieut Freddie Andrew, Jr.. instructor
Rlcliard Heiirtz, Pte. Harold J. Clem-
ents. At 8o‘cloek his Worship Mayor
Wright was appointed to the chair :ind
after having thanked the audience for
tlie honor conferred on him proceeded
with the following prograiniuc, ln-
strumentai solo by Miss Lilian Earle:
' ' Wash Suits ' Collars.
for Boys worth Z5c‘
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their holidays at the liouie of licr: `  \ ~` - ' /Illllf
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29th inst. Sho is ac-conipanicil by _ I .. _ _   __
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. ,T at
Mothers! we want you to see the smartly comfort-
able suits that we have ready here for your small boy.
They are made on the Same models that are so
popular in American Cities just now. The materials
are pretty, mostly in plain and stripe. _
There are many grades--the most popular prrces
being $1.50, 2.00, 2.25 and 2.50.
Winona, a very pop__
ular “Ara 'notch
J; `
~ .if collar-of the famous '
_ ` _ ARROW brand, long
pointed front, .regular
25C grade all sizes, ri
great lot will be piled
up in the Mcn'S Store
to-'day from which you
can choose at _ '
-12 for'$l.00
Here are the boys _
Cashmere Sweaters you
have been wanting
Violins selections Mrs, J. West and
Misses Hnsliiiu. (encored.) Vocal Solo
 l_`i'_c_iicricton; M. C. Grant soldiers Mrs. W. Wlieiitley. Vocal
‘ "’=“’“ air- R- S- RUb@1‘l=I~ Ol- solo Iiiiss sinniic Ross. ,,
tn
_ each of tho four of $10 in gold by
Il _ _ _ Misses Jennie Holmes, Isabelle Hoi-~
ewl. Miss M. B. I-Iayden, Boston: me,;_ and ji/gm-j¢1And,-eW_
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_ for this find the work the Ladies ol`
“""’- I"“"m~ Tomllici MF- and MVS- the Ren Cross did for them wliiie over
IW- L01!!-Z\V0l“f-ll (`-ily' A- P- Wil tlicre_ Then followed 9 more heroes
v
QUEEN HOTEL wiio was presented with a beautiful
silver tray and ri bouquet of carna--
Mrs. W. I.. Smith, Victoria; Mr. £10118 and maiden hair fern by the
ittle Miss Callback (cnc-.ored.) Read-
ng of aildrcss and Presentation to
Pi-cseiitatioiis were then made to
Each of the boys present replied
n zi few clioscii remarks Of 'tiiHllkS
ho were invited as friends and neigh-
First Nursing Sister Alva Robertson
You have been asking us for these for ii long time-and, we have been
trying hard to get them for you-but at last they are;~fhcre==and they are-worth---~ --
the wait. - _ _
All in “ pullover” style, sizes 24 to 32 good weights-splendidly made. $2.00, 2.25, 2.50, 2.65. .
Moons & MELECD LTD,
119-lZl QUEEN STREET .CHARLOTTETOWN
little Misses Mny lieartz :ind Isabelle
Andrew. She responded gracefully to
the donors. Then followed the oiheril
soldiers namely Privates Clifford
Moore. and Ross \Vl\i’¢\l’l€Y. Pl'@St0l\
Robertson, Louis Roper, Cleve Rob-
erts, I»`raulr \\iheailc,v, William Dooley.
Harry Love who were each presented
with a nic-e fountniii pen by Miss
Jenny Holmes as ii souvenir. Wliilc
they sang "For they are jolly good
|; . _, _ i ___
troops, which will be written in letters
Of I-Told on the pages of,hiStoi'y.
We thank God for preserving your
livcs durliig all thc trials and Iliin-
gers you have passed through but are
still pli_y‘si:-.illy iii to return to your
lioincs und loved ouci-i wiio spent
ni.iiiy iiiixioiis iuoiuents thinking of
_:__ __ -L_ _ TL
_“their” boy who may never retiirn".i will irc:-p your inoinory griecn. \\'~i
New we do not wish to eiiibaruss will no\v coiicIudo~-liy asking you to
you with too ninuy flatteriiig remarks accept these small gifts us aslilllll 10K-
we will conclude by saying to rest us- cn ol' our csicciii and deep appreciv-
siircii doar iii(-urls \\'lii\re'ei- your ii,-t tion ol' tlii-_ valuublc service reiiilerod
in lilo is cast iiiiiler the 'biiiiigii iui'l|i- for God, for King and (‘oiiiiti`y.
eiicc and giiidanci- of the Divine pro- Signed on liehnli` of tho East Roy'
viilviicf- your 1`rIr-lids in East ltoyaiiy nity ltcil Cross. _
e For Men
, At Bargain Prices
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Luminoscopy
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Bonueili, New York: Miss Ruth (Tol-
  lingburn, Bostoii; Mi'. F. E. Ellis.
Potcrborougli, Ont.; Mrs. F. E. El-
.\iiss S. McGregor, Wolfviile, N. S.;
Mis.-I Bertha Scliurman, Sunimerside:
Major Schiirman, Suinnierside; C. D.
Scluiriuan, Toronto; Walter I). Fow-
ler, Mrntreai; Mrs. 'Walter D. Fow
lor, Moiiireal; Mrs. I<`rcrl l\Iiacl\'ar;icli-
er. Picton; Mrs. S. M. Daniel, Mount
Stewart; Rev. Bowlcy Green and fain-
l_v, Moncton; Mr. und Mrs. iticliard
is, Peterborough, Ont.; Miss B. S.
fellows., inch in turn thanking for
the gift. Next caiuo speeches by
Messrs W. Sniltli ,J. West and chair-
man Mayor Wriglit, Mrs. E. He-urtz
who receivid her son*s gift and arl-
dress expressed her regret at been
unable to be present hiiving been call-
ed to Ontario on busliiess. As did nl-
so Mrs. Y. Andrew express Pte. Har-
old Clements regret who was called
away suddenly, she receiving ad-
dress and gift for him. Luncheon
was then served by the Ladies. The
remainder oi the evening was pleas-
F' " 11* _V -- . ' ~ V- 1 _ms
I COA
Attention Householders
illlllh,
ii   ' System
0NLY $2.75 *
A lot of Black and Tan
Shoes worth up to $4.50
$3.50 '
Another lot all good .
quality in Black or Tan,
our sizes are broken-
look them over.
$4.50 - I
'Medium pointed toes
in Black Calf or Tan Calf
-worth today $8.00.
See 0ur Window
ey  _Company
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Looking into the Eye
The most advanced science
oi Eyesight Testing known.
I This system measures and
corrects any hidden or latent
trouble. It is especially valu-
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and those who have not recei-
ved satisfactory results else-
where. We also use in our
Test room the Ophtlialvimo--
meter Retinoscope, Phoro-
meter and other delicately
adjusted apparatus for deter-
mining just in what degree
if any. your eyes fall short
of perfection. If in need of
glasses come in and "SEE",
Superior Eye Service.
H. .l. MABON  
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Optometrist & Prescription Ti. Pfétpzdf
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‘ °"t'°g"°’ ' ' ` ni- ¢i.a..~ior..e'.i. “ii¢i’§....'°S‘..m
Next Door Bank oiCommerce $____:%___»:_;§§..i, E
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WCIO§>><"UC.`fD
ville; Minerva Trunirin. Pt. du Bute;
Abbie Truman, Joliciire; lidtlith A.
Browuclic, Joiicurc; (‘Iirl McDonald.
Sydney. _
siooii opinions
Atcli . . . . .
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A. F. ..  11
Alo   89% ‘
(‘ent.   79
(Trnc.   1381/j 134
( P R 161
M. N. P. ._  190
Stu.  .. 110%
Filmore, Amherst: Mrs. W. A, Fil-
morc, Amherst; Bcity Wry, St. Ste-
phen. N. I-l.; Dormer B. Dixon, Point
du Bute, N. B.; Lena M. (lock, Joll-
curc, N. ll.; Jane E. Wheaton. Sack-
1141/Q
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190%
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tnli   - 92
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antly spent with games, music, vocal
and instrumental). dancing been en-
giigcd in to the woe sma hours.. to
the strains of city talent and at tho
close all wont away well pleased with
a good night spent and wishing the
boyg all Success.. Following ls.the nd-
dress of wclcome_:--
Address of welcome to Frederick
Andrew, Sr., Freddie Andrew, Jr.
Richard Hiartz. Harold Clements.
Dear Fri.-nits:-It affords us much-
pleasure ns your friends and neigh-
bours oi’ East lioyalty to assemble
here this evening to welcome you hack
from the battlefields of Europe wiierei
you fought with the champions of lib
erty like valinnt soldiers true and tri-
ed iri freedoni's cuiise. When the call
came you rallied round the good old
Flag and liclpcd to keep unsiii.l.'.i
the honor of your country and pres-
tige of the British Arms. You hiid tho
privilege of participating in the great
est struggle tor liberty ever recorded
in history and your generals emerged
from that struggle crowned with the
laurel wreath of victory. You helped
to breok,ihe oppressors chain and to
set the prisoners free who groaned
under the tyrants lash. Again we
welcome you as citizens of this com-
munity wiicre you born and brought
up and wiiom we have known and
highly esteemed for years our un-
blemished character and manly con-
duct have always been a credit to the
community. We would indeed be guil-
ty of the basest ingratitudeanddere-
lect in our duties as true patriot; if
we let this pau without expressing
in_ some tangible way our pride in
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you this offer, viz:
I the expense of storing.
coal we _now have in port
Tuesday. ‘
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the glorious deeds oi the Canadian
I-I
7441-ii-zmir. ` “
In order to introduce ourselves in the COAL business we are going to make
_ We have several cars ALBION NUT and LUMP COAL due to arrive any day
now, which we will sell to all who book their order for' delivery direct from cars.
thus saving the extra expense in storing, at LOWER PRICES then if we are put to _
This offer also applies to a large cargo DOMINION or SYDNEY SCREENED
and which we will commence discharging Monday or
We don’t want to have to store one load these present shipments at least
on our-Wharf. Every load must go u town direct from vessel or cars, and we
are sure Such will be the case, ifyou will only go to that little extra trouble ill.
calling at our office 51 Queen Street or phoning 754 J for PRICES.
- HEAD THE WARNINGS BEING SENT OUT, THAT COAL MAY BE
SCARCE LATER ON, -HENCE HIGHER IN PRICE.
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