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*' . _° -E,,5------------_-- .ticil as luirtl liquor. Hs suggested Lh'\t
z ’lti§',_;'t.'h:‘_'i-‘_~ t‘l‘_ 1u.:t “‘l;:le our' ;;1:'»'i tie limc 11 third qxiesticiii on tho plen-
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.Z ~  ;..1't;e ballot. tu find out whether le
pers
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_   lin. _ _vii in ;i.l< in H127, becailsc ii' you hull dun
the
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on self i':'_'i‘~_ i.u‘lui't‘ the iieoplo, and IIC
_ l:i .~_LI».- tu ti.;i'_.:it:c tlicrii tilt-.t he is still rl-lm
.iii l.=ii;,ui;,` fu '..i_his priiicipics.
" - -_ - .i'  -un iiieiuber froin West River. easy
_ _ ; _;_ r 1.'.:'~i,- I iuuli him to be an aivfully
~ - _ _'ii  if l;,;'i.-.its mztzl. Yet he told us that he
» 1  _, _".12 _Iiigus .\li\cl’lit‘t': But I repent
- _ 'ou n.ii.~:' ivrtkc allowance lor
are
say
to t
this
; .'i-_i-_iiuultz Very well; you re-
~ 1.3. lzut why not _let somebody
citiz
:cash tz-mperzince in that way. It ii about him, amy Mi-_ gpe-k¢r_ ygu
not being taught properly today. ‘Wt will agree with me that those things
I - Q , _ __ .
I are no; kind. I do not wan; to in- ' _ . - D _ 1
dulge in any personal remarks; but 1 ` i
think perhaps the Premier is respon- .-.
sible for those unkind words that
cn tits prong prlnziplc. We be-
e that the effort t_» ciwiizi” tue
citizzen so tl.:\t tii:-y may be iu';i:=_
le sulijccls, rim for ri benelicitil
:n:=:‘, is not the proper cotllwe
lihenisylves. And nice people will
Stock on at them; they are not scan-
ldalued as they would have been it
lfcw years ago. Little by little they
_get used tc it, and it is so hard to
us prrzirh ti-mperiini-e by nersu- have Prohibition enforced under
:i-inn; let' us preach trmperanct- ml those conditions.
schools. I believe every Lunorablel The Premier has complained that
uasion and cxainplé. We should
teach a man who is in the habit of
abusing liquor that it is not good
manners, that it is not polite to
talic two or three drinks. One drink
may be all right. if he is offered a
k; but it is not polite to take
second or third drink. l\Io're than
. he shottld be taught that the
nd or third drink is just as in-
_iurious to his liciiltli as the second
bowl of soup or porridge at one meal.
t is what we should teach our
_ peoplt, tt be temperate in all
‘ 1 ‘ ` i' “‘“"i" l Ulm' 31"' I'°P““°‘ Absolutely' things, and not abuse liquor oi- any-
thing else. In that way lt would be
to have ix tC:nn:l'aic people ill
Cheaper Liquor
- But my lion. friends say that we
advocating more liquor. They
that during our term vie sold it
he extent of $lS0_O00, :ind that
Govcrniiient last your sold 0n`_;
'I _- __ i:.:.u t~i1‘._. fi.i._ [lint is no objection $130300 “'01`ll‘- Wi' “ll k“°"'-3 Mf-
I. _____.3 1_5 _.__ '_::.:';_.'. llus lic got to repent before U0"
   -_ _ _ 1...,  lic _|uin'i, or after. tlncrcased laugh- by Y
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___i_§._ ’ 'itl '.'.'i:e.t di wc find totlay? The
'wif ' 11:;'c found in Nova Scotia and de-
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__ __ _ _ -:iz _ V/.1 ltaie nothing to say about b-V
1- _ _ _ .';';.'  ciziini is that we have had u 000
_  _   and ti half of the ndnxintstra-.
._ . $1
V 1 M n' '  1.-l til tire effective adniiiiis-
_ _  inure iioiltiiile. to minimize
are
WGS
;r~ ihitit traiffic of the bootleggcrs;
Speaker, that the retail price of liq-
lias been reduced eoiiszitletahly
he present Governinent and also
the previous Govcrnnieiii iviien
went otitpf power. so that $130,-
of it turn-o\'cr i'cpi'csciits just aS
large a quantity of liquor retuiled as
'$3.000 represented under the high-
er price.
Let me say also, Mr. Spe:tlter_ that
belicve we have a ltirger number of
bootlcggers' in this I-loviiicc today
than we had some time ago. 'l`hcre
more people in the business. I
Sll`L'})l`lSCd ]2\Sl yL’8l' Ol] lT|3lly 0)'
` casiotis to hear of the new names
. l..-.ic czziiziitzozifi in thi.; Province as
bein
men
g- mentioned to me-names of
that I did not think for a moni-
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‘ _ all  in lldiziuiiui. i. l'-_
" §»(iucsiir»ii; of t':'t~‘ei ntui :;_‘1".ii.il_ty~
` csqyytrnvel over in ri rlc;-_ _ ._;1y; ni
:i_a'ma:‘l; ci i\'e.il:~\'-:< i-;~. 1;; _r -_rt of'
*~_é"‘Y'lover1iin_ciit to call in oiilcmiers
to solve our prolileins. I
_ HMI - I
‘ 1._I’roliib2t!on Enforrcizirzit
___*~ re is another matter wlilcli I_
__"_¢'. 'L to c;;il"fn your a'.tcn|ion, an<l_
 al is in ceiifieelion \vi_th the fam-_l
_mm Prcliibltion 'Act. People are very ‘
_itch intere1te_d today in that quits-I
 snrf I lhinlr we should say al
 words about ft. I was surpris-
"' ~ 3 _ 1 la__1_d a fow_moincnts ago, at
.we
:eiibecl at few days ago in the press.
lliey have done everything possible
-» c:'iloi~re the law. and yet bootlegg-
1.:  iiir.-r¢_i_»;iiig, smuggling is in-
t-.x,i_~_iiiu. And it is increasing here
ilu. btcallse ive liave L00 many who
do not respect the law. That is one
1'-l ziic 1,;-incipal causes, I believe. Wo
lime ii tliviclccl opinion, and I might
_¥=1::~_f-t that altlioiizli all the Gov-
1»‘ui;i:‘:i"; liuve rtttenipted to enforce
Fr-liiibitiun in the past. the fact that
truce a men is convicted there is no
ipgwzil may be responsible in et large
:*11~_~ tire lui' thc int-vcasiiig dissatis-
l”t":fui with the present enforcement
tt; t`.;i~ law; l:eeatt.<e a good many
_‘:.";‘.Lr\ are not in .s_vni|iatliy with that
i.iv:i nt nil. In every Canadian there
 .;~.< in be born nn ideal of Brit-
I- W .l11~i1t'r3 thc coiivic-tion that a
:mit uiu:~.t be proven guilty beyond
:nv rloiilit before hc is punished; that
.i ue vuiiunt be proven guilty he must;
lic iiill.-.veil tu go free. for it is better
I ir 'it ::tt.I:_'_' iiiun to go free than for
rri iiiiioctiii ninli to Suffer putlisll-
i:i"ilt. All tlio>'»€ hrirlciples seem to
'cc i::i::_~.=‘:l into the heart of every
T¥r.i::li _~ubict‘t_ :incl when a man is
f'1':i.<~_'i the riiglit to appeal to the
.  C:.~i;'f:i to `pi‘o\’c his’ inno-
c_“'_i;~e. ft lui vt ly; I;-tciicls begin to
iu’k: the ni:i..r.i;r 'slntis and after is
-_~_.i.ic you li'-.ir riiiiiblings and pro-
tr lf.; the iieziirlz nic disstitlsfled mid
:.ii`_'.' no lo;:_l!€‘r Collie to refaiicct the
_"val ctiactiiicnts ivhicli give them
zliat l;_iid cl ittsiice. Perhaps there
-.ir-_~ rasrs ivlierc the right of appeal
1-_ifrhg he ivbtise_<l_ but the good flow-
i1: ixoiu l`~.f~ rviension of his full
zl',1iz_; lu 4~.rr.y citizen would surely
.!l1»`_ttg.' tltv fcw abuses that might
ir_~_~p ui_ The present condition is
i;i~ i'.-fish :~l:;~_iil:l be studied ser-
i.ii ly by menibcrs of this House.
v'li1_\tl‘er tiirre should not be appeals
;:;;ii;.cti in <:crt.iln cases at, lehsb.
'i‘iicr;g is ccr‘.ainly is strong demgnti
lrwiii i~';::ij/l seriotiftly tiiinl:ilig_ peo-
~ ‘ \
,..c.
'A Plea For Temperance ' '
I v.:~_s tolrl of a ctlrtain rnse
tlnnt ni-.is heard not very long
.~.1'_'i v.>liei~e :t man was charged
'..:‘li tirilzxwftilly having liquor in
lu; p:isse.,_~.iuii. I-Ie was surn-
rnf-iied to Court anttzomc evidence
1.~.;1_i givrn by tt witness, who saldz'
f-'The liquor that was found was mY_
liquor. iuitl ll‘f:_necused had no know
ledze of it r_‘li:itcver," But the Mag-
lt.2t:z said: _“I doift' believe your
t>viLlr‘ii<‘c," and he convicted the man
iihn was charged. Immediately af-
ter the conviction. a charge was laid
.afmitiit the main who alleged that he
f :tts liquor, and a witness took
i._ _l and tcstlned that he had
heard this person confess in Court
to bring the owner. S0 that man
was t-nii'/ictcd also. Both were 'Con-
victed :ind fined-including the one
whom the Magistrate did not be-
lieve when he gave his evidence. It
seems ridiculous, and yet, accoilding
to the law as we have ft, it was
tiufte possible. In View of these
things it would be well. perhaps, for
thu omrnment ui are tow ‘cou-
_ ' ¢\f¢l€5f3kt'rl brrfhe Minister ulceration the question of`api'ialt_'~7We
,__Q&b»i: vf- this afternoon; sud
 tpef;-.ze will to surpruea to ltnmv

lm this Cldt Of th! HUUSQ do HOL bb
_ lieve in the prohibition llvr ll It il,
mv no is uyugwlnuwuct I mtor°_edaitt.|»y_.lv|tlittit=lti|19¥£t_l;
ent would be in such a nefarious
business. and yet I got it on good
authority that they were. You would
be surprised at the number of peo-
ple wlio will yield to the temptation
of making a. few dollars in this Wav-
In fact, there is a great combine op-
erating today. We are told that they
are so well organized that they are
keeping outsiders from encroaching
on their business. It an outsider
comes into the Province and attempts
to scll liquor, he is liounttcd by thoio
bootleggers and put out of business.
I might tell you that I wrtf; shown
two or tlirce youngsters in Summer-
side of the age of ten or twelve yeais,
and I was told: "lf you want a tefifiv
of rum, ask those fellows, they will
get it for you." My heart, was sad-
dened to see those boys, who should
have been in school, in that, busi-
ness.
My hon. friends say there is not
as much liquor consumed today. I
would venture lo say that there is
just as much. if not more. A friend
front s. country district, was telling
me that years ago, under the Scott.
Act. or before the advent of Prolif-
bition, they used to watch for ncign-
bors coming home from Summcrside.
If they knew that a certain neighbor
had been to town and was coming
home that night, they would make it
a point to visit him, because they
siispcctcd he would have a bottle
and would treat them. “But now." I
was told. "it is just iv. matter of going
to any neighbors liottsic. We know
that he has not get :i bottle, but u
keg. of rum; and it is just a niatter
of choosing the mos; generous man
and visiting him." It is quite true
that at this time of the year the
supply is about exhausted, that the
collars are getting dry; but they will
soon be replenished, because the
temptation is there. Owing to otir
long coastline it is imptxisible to
watch the sinuggling traffic.
Hon. Mr.`LcI’age: What has l'rn-
hibltion got to do with smuggling?
Mr. Arsenault: If you smuggle it
they will soon drink lt.
llon. Mr. Lc!'age: But Prohibition
has nothing to do with smuggling.
Mr. Ar.»~.cl1ault: Wasv\‘t_ that the
purposejto stop smuggling and boot.-
lezzing? Or in it only to tl<'ercu.ae
the amount. consumed for medicine?
I am told some very i1_:iuis'ng stories,
which show what it creat innny_pco-
ple think of Prohibition. I am lu-
formed that at a certain dance in
the country, held not very far from
Summcrslde, it so happened that a
good many of the young people of
Summersfde were there, and among
them were quits a few bootleggers.
It happened also that/there were a
couple of prosecutors present. who
had como for a good time. There was
considerable di-lnking on the part of
some of the pcoplejand the man who
was calling out the danctls, on one
occasion when a quadrllle was being
formed, shouted: "Prosecutors In the
centre; 'imocieggm a_n uouaaz*
inoua iaugtiteru. Ana they trams
ali night to me tuna or "rite camp-
bells (and Saunders) are coming,
hurrah, hlrrahl” (Increased laught-
er.) They had a bully time; and on
every occlllon that they can in
1x-snvmvrigroiuvsmmxz
this Proviiice. I personal opinion. it was not the opin
en will do all in his power to some personal remarks were passed
were spoken of him. The trouble is
_ that we can see in our good Pre-
mier. three persons, all of course, hu-
man, all liable to err-very seriously
We see also another man in him; that
is the man viho says, when he is
tics, etc-“That is all right; it is _ »
our platform, but that was only my I
| ion of the Daffy." Let me tell my
' hon. friend that those promises
should be binding on a. Premier; that
they were not made only to the
Temperance Alliance or to any class
of iv'-"lviduals but to the whole pop-
ule;' i of this Province; and he has
no right to come how and any that
they were his personal opinions. They
were included in the platform and
they sifouia can-y umm out. tap-
plause_) ‘
We also find another person -ln
him, and that ls “the Premier, as-
sisted by Mr_ Campbell." This com-
bination does not seem to be very
popular with the people, and s good
many are finding fault; because this
Province is entitled to a, one-man
Premier. We should have a man with
'll the transendentel qualities of be-
ing one and indivisahle, For that
reason we sometimes' discuss him
critically.
Mr. Lea. Defended
I might criticize my hon. friend
from West River who said he was
proud of his Premier. Perhaps there
are a great many who are proud of
him; he has many qualities that we
admire, as every man has; but why
should my hon. friend have gone out
of_his way to attack the Minister ol'
Agriculture, a man who is now sick
in bed? Why should he lay' that
this gentleman talked too much.
that he was at the head of a depart-
ment tliat was not giving value for
the money that we spent on it; that
stead of being led by them, and so
forth? That was pretty severe. com-
ing from a Liberal member in this
House. Even the Opposition has not
cone so far as to censure him be-
cause he represented the Govern-
ment on that occasion when it was
necessary to extend u welcome to
the British Psrllamentarians on
their visit to this Province. True.
they arrived hers on the Sabbath:
bitt I do not think any man has the
right to reproach the Minister of
Agriculture for doing his duty on
that account, or to attack him, as
the member for West River has
done, of breaking the Sabbath. After
all, that situation had to be met.
Those parliamentarians had their
programme settled long before they
arrived here. It was unfortunate
that they had'to come on Sunday
that when the Pharisees were scan-
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a Minister should lead his people tn- _
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any part. of the Island. Be sure and
him out on the Sabbath day." There
was the situation that arose, and we °“°l°” “‘°“°Y “lm °’d°'- 35“'4`3°`“» at $6.00. Moore sv McLeod. Limit- 1
expected the Premier or somebody ______ _ _ _ _1 _
SHAREHOLDERS of the Chnl'
ent departments of the Government.;
I have criticised the sdmlniatratien
of Justice, and shown when the At-
torney General was a little remiss in
hh duties. I have orltlelled the De-
partment of Public Works, and I
havoat my back othon who will' re-
view this department at greater _
length when we have heard from the
Minister. I have critlelted the Dl-
partmeng of Agriculture, ani the MIL
member from Wm plver has aaalat-
ed me and has dons much of the
criticism for ma New than are M
more demrm|+ to deal with, All
there are none that have not been
shown to be Inelllelent all negligent _
so I shall resume ra°y seat. (Ap-
pleusm ‘
::A Power of its Ovnu-Dr. Thomas’
Eelactrfo Oil has a subtle power of _
its own. All .who have und it know
this and keep it by them la the mol!
valuable linlmeny available. its uns
are innuntex-able and for many yearn
lthasbeeiiprfaedasalleadtiiglml-
vat tc lla
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also t 1 h.w.x.ii .,l _- _ 1-»~
""°'“°" ° r" °"°" cuctisiirninrcn nansrnaans 1 . 
D. A. ltluelilnnon, liquidators,
but somebody had to meet them. And o l TWENTY-SIX LAST YEAR. Spring
do we not read in the Good Book Central Guardlan _ Coats. Tweeds, Kashas, etc., worth to » S I
moo f ° 11 sm s me me GOOD PAINT PRESERVES 8 BEAUTIFIE
_ Ol' II - L
:lalizcd at the healing of the sick on _ B:_];__?EF_E:rl§;:_§e:; £2;  May Sale, Wednesday and Thursday.
the sabbath, the Lora said: -‘walnut “ - _ 1 Moore ar McLeod. Llmmd' M ` “\.\> -~ /
of you shall have an ass fallen into pw” 01311; Lina' an; ot t§mi°_§r; ____ `§"`=_=,§_ 
it, and will not strsigmwsy putt ““°"‘ W .° 9 Ve” l°°‘ I" oNr: Lor or Misses' Tweed suits, ms* -
 lioiisan S ave   ‘ 
N interesting and profitable experiment
awaits you at your Goodyear Dealer's.
He has an ingenious machine for testing tire
cords, which he wants you to try. This machine,
operated by yourself; will demonstrate, indiy
putably, the superiority of Supertwist cord,
used in Goodyear Tires, over ordinary tire cord.
Drop iz. today where you see one ofthe Goodyear
Selected Dealer Signs shown here.
Rough Roads or Paved Highways
What Happens Inside Your Tires ?
You are driving along, when suddenly ‘your
car thuds into a hole in the road. What happens
inside your tires I
Nothing is likely to happen-if your tires are
Goodyear Tires, made with Supertwist. The
extra elasticity of this Goodyear-developed tire
cord allows it to stretch under such i acts and
recover, like a rubber band. It enema Good-
year Tires to withstand the constant flexing that
is experienced every mile you drive.
Under the heat and strain of every»day driving,
ordinary tire cord becomes fatigued and loses
its strength.
But the tire cord test shows this superiority of
Snpertwist--shows it so clearly _that even a
child can see the difference-see why the
Goodyear Balloon is called “the world’s greatest
tire.”
Bald It IM machine on which you may meh 'lu lb'
cord M11 at your Goodyear Dul»r'|. Prove /nr youufll
liar, dur 1 :union :hal lnvn Ihr ofdinavy rovd li/clan,
iyrrnviu he.-pr in lift-u;;1itvL|'.‘_¢nJ how Supcmviu
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at times. As Premier and Attorney; . . ' O _ _
General we criticize him very often. e a  r   A w
_ a ~ ' at .
criticized for not fulfilling his prom-  r 0
iscs to the electors, for not appoint-   0  sy
ing Magistrates in the three Conv ‘ `
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3_,1z_|_30_3| $1.25 at the great. May Sale Wed . `
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Wednesday morning. Look for ttie1 -__- _ ‘_ _ _ _,wean hr Ye."__
’ ‘ nesdny and Thursday. Moore & Mc- 1 ‘ ` '
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'rua om-:ar M/tv s/ltr: .1itartsll»@°°l»Llmll°d- *ll _ / \ -‘
biggest bargains this store ever ol~l CLEARING 9|-'T C°l°f¢"'l Mmns ‘. ` -
tered. Moore si McLeod. Limited. at with iv $100 yard. May Sale Site- _ ~ -A _ 1'
Moore at Mtpeod, Limited. al "Q ’.\~ - Crown 6'; Ancho
wHoLr~:saLv: mucus viii over -___ ~  -:"1 °
sum wednesday and Thur.-I-i.1y iit_ SMALL l»0'I‘ of Womens Snr1nti_ `»~__ll_|1Ii|'// _ Palnt
ou, I,-an May Sam Moore 4;, MC__ Coats, worth to $20.00_for the M.:y_ l.'luw~_._AN(jlIilV _mr mside and outside work-
Le°¢_ L|m|wd_ 3|_ Shit! $8.00 each. MO0!'e dc L1eL¢0:i'_ 
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WONDERFUL BARGAINS in Wm ricxars ron rm: orwronr- "H3"
, II .
Mau by
men's_ hats Wednesday and Thurs-
day at OMG. Moore da McLeod, Lim-
lhd. sl
____ Wellner Ltd., or at The Guardian.
Limited
I short coat styles, clearing May Sale _ --f
I at at 
lin this House would thank Mr. Lea i ___ \ " '» n  *_ `  _
lfor what he did for the good name _ _ '1 Ev” _ _ _I _ ,_ r
,of the Province. in Solnl there and loitetovm Hotel (,n. are requested to _“_A IESURAGE THE YOU_NG OIL- _ _ 1   --_-
‘mmMmrmMwmwnwMMwmumhWna  .1 -e_ 11a
and entertainirll them during the!r.° ~ - I0", \Il‘Sll2y al`¢\’\'D00“1  ‘ ` _ 'B /_ lu Q -/` fl'
Shon may He had to “crm” h1m_ _» H” 2m|_ "_ 2 p_ ,,,_ and ,wc|`_c 3,,-¢_ Finals, Zion Hall on Friday. t _ _  _¢ Q, _,J 
self. ue had to go uowu into me pu, ‘ “ ` ' K _
and pull out-the hon. Premier! l _ ‘ Q, t '
(Laughter and applause.) , 1 '
Now, Mr. Speaker, l think I have `
dealt with practically all the differ-
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car. corrresr must on musty l .1
next may be had from Messrs. W.W.l l 
EXTBAORDINARY values in silk
C. IAMIIBON
ltockinls at the May Bale Wednes- D0 NOT MISS THE TIME OF B' Limited. ‘ co’ `
4!! Utd 'I’hlll'ld\Y. Moore at Mc-_ your life listening to the champion It pays to use good
Leod, Limited. 31* orutors of three counties. No speech
l- exceeds 10 minutes, so there is no
.85 INCH GREY COTTON, a wtm- monotony-Zion Hall, Friday, I p.m_
der at loc. Wednesday and Thurs; Tmketg 25¢ ¢a¢h_ ' _.
day at the my sue. Mom aiivlc- ,___ _
Mod. Linlllnd. il WHO IS GOING T0 WIN 'l'll‘_
_-_ om\'ro`nrc/tr. cmannouslln
MAY SALE special value in Silk Come to Zion Ghureh Ball -'1I*rl¢a.y~.
stockinls doc. pair or 2 pairs roi-_at g |,_ m. mg form your mm Wm.
palli.
For Exterior and ln-
terlor work.
Ula CIOWN AND
ANCIIOI Pure Pre-
pared Paints In _ a
wealth of artletlo
shades.
he llavlweol 'Meera
Use 'Il new Vanktg.
for leatbrinj dull sak-
uso. 'no not miss tau om. more non. 'ricmiaseereii so w.w. wap- rm. vu oeinluao-
'Mmm-ngillunauuibf _lim agua-ain5gi_su.
  \ l It ' ' *' ‘ "Exit ` ' ' ` 1. ._ ' \
§
rar over 'io were H- C- -'““"°‘°';
at co., Limited. have been make" °
good paint. _
Fon Yoon r-‘toons-use Cf‘;‘_'_';
and Anchor Floor Enamel. ll fl".
Sou a finish no floor PIU" ""“ slfké
smooth and lustrous! wears
fron. Drlea hard over MIM-
4-uoun Qvicgt |iNAME'f"‘:;
wood work, furniture. 0°- 5"’ W
apply because it takes four lI0\lf‘
dry. All colors. _ _ __
' 4-noun vlmuisn s'rAINT__f__
nom and vvoodtvvfll--9 5""
shades-Dries html in four hill"-
roa aan or __
Rogers Hardware Co. Ltd»
a mama. IW"
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