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Your Doctor
We wish you would ask
your doctor what he thinks
of Vapo-Cresolene. He
will say “lt's certainly the_
best way of reaching the .
throat and lungs, this
inhaling method.” You
see, it brings the medicine
right in contact with the weak places.
If it's asthma, bronchitis, whoop-
ing-cough, croup, or any such
trouble, the Cresolene vapor touches
every iniiumed place. Relief is
quick, certain. ,, '
,.l’:.‘2t.‘S.i°;°;‘.".":';:°':!.‘;¥ ‘.1“v.“.:.*:¢‘:.;.'.f.:::':.’:fa:
1ncluding_a botti; oi En.-aolene, complete 21.5°. Send
for free illustrated booklet. Lasumo. iu.u Co..
Ltd.. Agenu a88 St. ,lauren Street, Montreal, Can.
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QQNSHVC
3 Departing
Hair
Elite Dautlruff Cure and
Hair Tonic does what I
other preparations do not
do -destroys the germs of
scalp affections and nour-
ishes the dying hair bulbs
buck to li°`e. Removes
scurf and tlandruff, relieves
itching and Irritation, pre-
vents baldness and is an
absolutely sale and harm-
less application. Makes
hair soft, glossy and lux-
uriarlt.
50 cents a bottle-
Guarant<e'.
Sol-I by
J. G. 11111155011,
§Q§§Druggist.
GAB SERVIHE
Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed
anywhere desired. Leav" orders at Mc-
Donald & McKinnon’a Drug Store or at _
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tables, Svduey Street, near Steve
on's Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON.
I-28 d r yr Telephone No. 253 I
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Ei;`N
OOKS
NOW
IKENT ,
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Have you tried it?
If you want good bread and
pastry do so. _
I Ask your grocer for it.
I In barrels and bags whole- `
I sale by ' `
Carvell Bros.
i 18 ttsfa w tf.
RUBBER STAMPS
At it, same address, since 1891. Also
Stencils, Steel Stamps, Price Card out-
iits,.White Enamel Letters, &c. 'Write
ns, wo’li do the rest. Chas. \V. Mack,
9~ll-13 King St. iifest, Toronto. 'E
These ure not hopeful indications of whnti
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 27. MIB.
mr wnmn sons `
The management oi the winter boats
leaves much still to be desired. Yesterday
when the Princesa was unable to cross
owing to ice that had come down from
the westwnnl and obstructed her passage
beyond Point Prim, she returned to this
port reaching her dock at 103) a. m. It
was supposed by our citizens that the
Minto was ready for just such an emerg-
ency but such wus not the case. *After
consultation between Mr. Lord and the
engineer of the steumer it was decided not
to make ti :rip yesterday. It seems in-
credible that that the Minto could not
have been got ready to proceed with the
mulls and passengers which are thus
detained tor n day.
Whilesuch are the conditions on the
Charlottetown Plctou route, complaint
renchss here that there was an unsc-
countnbls break in the outgoing western
Inuii connection on Saturday lust. The
nmil from Charlottetown and other
points west, sent to Summerslde on Fri-I
day afternoon was not- taken across by
the Stunlcy on Suturdny morning. The
steamer, which had spoilt Friday night I
nt Tormentinc, returned to Summersidcf
early Mondny morning, touched atthci
w
without taking o11 board the out going1
mulls which were waiting, started forI
Tormcntinc nguin. The result- wus thuii
the outgoing mail wus not taken to thc'
Mainland until Christmas morning.
Thus we start out with ur1readincss,_
hilches, deinys und interrupted service nt!
thc very beginning of rt 'very mild winter. 
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upon us We arc ncvI told that it takes
will occur when the stress of rcul winter
is . ~ ,
full twenty-four hours to get up steam on
t
that the Princess might be stopped at nny I
moment l
The fact appears to be that something
more than n new bout is needed to bringI
our winter scrvlcs up to conditions of!
eiliciency. Had we u liect of ice-breakers, 
it would apparently hnvc umtie- no rllil`er-I
once so fnr as the brcuks and delays above I
pointed out are concerned. There is some.
thing untiqunted and impructlcable about
the system that calls loudly for rudica ,
change. Yesterday there was no out
going mai] from the P,-0,-i,,¢e; tomorrow! and ull purposes requiring nfinc lubricant,
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we shall hnvc nn incoming mall only by `
the western route, and this in clear mild
weather with no ice-obstruction worthy*
hurl' to lnndmalls and passengers andi ,.,s,,_|,he country wha,-G he proposes to
I
Ilfnited States ting Mr. McDonald ex-
Flags at halt mast yesterday expressed
ln part the public sorrow for the sudden
and sympathetic interest he had taken
in our winter service and his genial and
kindly bearing during his recent visit had
Droduoed a most favorable impression on
ailwho mst 111111 fum. Hs aaa been
apparently In robust health and was
still in the prime of life. I-ie lhad proved
himself un energetic and capable admin-
lstrator.:0ur Province had centred
great hopes upon what he was doing and
had projected on our behalf. We sin-
cerely rcgrot his sudden and untimely
demise. It is doubly unfortunate that
with the exlgsnt season off winter steam
service upon us the Marine Department
should be at this time deprived ol' its
ciilcient head.
il
Mulcoln A. McDonald of Kinross, who
has spent the past three years ranching
and farming in Washington Territory,
andhns been ons. visit to his former
home, inatalk with The Guardian yes-
terday expressed himself strongly against
any man selling out a good home on the
[slnnd to go to the States or Western
Can1\<iu. He suys he has met many
lslnndcrs who have done this`to their
regret, some of whom will never have n
home of their own again. Any person
contemplating such B. change should ilrsi
settle, and learn not only its advantages
but dlsn.<i\'1tntages. Too many only learn
the drawhzreks of the west when it is too
lute. After living three years under the
presses a strong preference for bunutlinn
and British laws und institutions.
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MORE DEADLY THAN FAMINE.
Neglected catarrh sooner or later cause.
consumption which destroys more human » `_ __ _ .
|1einRS than famine und war' combined ' 'YN 7/ `  gf
from headache and pnln over the eyes.
Cntnrrhozone relieved mc at once und
made a thorough cure." No other rcniedy
cures like “U11Lurrhozonc"-try it for your
next cold,
ALLAN’S T0 BUILD
TWO STEAMERS.
Orra WA, llec. 25 ~ It is urnlcratoofl thnt
thc Allan line is arranging to build too
stcarncrs for the Atlantic muil service.
DON’T USE POOR OIL.
For use on 'sewing machines. bicycles
the best is cheapest in the end. Genuine
Singer oil can only be obtained ut. Singer
stores.Look for the red S., Queen Street,
Charlottetown; also on south side oi
death ot Minister Proiontaine. The deep
F LOUR i‘
story of How Not to Do It, repented for -'L-°~
the hundredth time. :
of being mentioned. It is the 'old, old \Vntcr Str-cet, Sururnersidc. P. E. l.
» » is 1'  *ery
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Nrcno HAIIIGED. /  ___ 
N r<;\v Yonx, Det.-_._2_€i:Ed\v11rd J. Taplcy, 1 '[// K .LQ I T
it negro wife murderer, wus hnnged ut thcl `~..""  ’*p»~`>ly` ,
County Juil, in Jersey City yesterday. I '  ‘viii  II_I'
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G. T. PACIFIC TERMINAL. 4 ‘f 1'
Va Ncouvrm, Dec.25.-Premier McBride,
who has returned from Ot.taws,stutes that
the question of tho Grand Trunk Pnclllc
terminal has been decided. and that
Tuck"s Inlet, together' with the southern
portion of thc rnnin islund, would be thc
plnce.
 
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cheaper than we have shown for a long whil.-priced from
$12 oo to $20.00.
Mark right Furnishing lin. p
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/\ Il ic assortment
r,-ached us last week
 We:1reopeniugthem_  _
today they arejust'
a little nicer and’
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Iwss cured oi Rheumatic Gout by
ass
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` IN THE COURTROOM.
She- Who are those young men with
books under their ormsi
I He-Students. They are taking up the
, law.
She-What's that old mnn in the hlg
chair back of the desk doing?
He- He's laying it down.
I CLARK’S SMOKED BEEF
I is thinly sliced ready for immediate use.
Ithasn. beautifully rich llavor of ilnc
sliced beef. Try it.
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VERY STUBBORN.
First Mule-Them autos is taking ull
our glory.
Second Mule-That‘s so; they`vs been
trying for an hour to get it to move.
MiNARD'B LINIMEN l‘.
Haillax. ANDREW KING.
Iwas cured of Acute Bronchltis by
MINARD‘S LINIMENT.
LT.-COL C. CREWE READ
Sussex.
I was cured of Acute Rheumatism by
MlNARD'B LINIMENT.
Markham, Ont. U. S. BILLING.
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‘o limit-s tives Limited.
orrawa. Oat.
' I u-ns a suiierer irom lean
Il headaches tor over two
,_.m»s goirretirnea they were '_»‘\~
- b.~.¢l I \\'.\s unable to work
1-d.1y:~1nt n time. l look ull ._
lp f -dl ` es was treat- _
.u!1yL;1l\‘i'|;ieiii‘1i\s, :ind vet \l\e I  , rr
odaclies persisted. A short / '
nc ago I wa-1 orl\'\SI¢d 10 WY
.lh l must confess. very -
file l.1i1.1, but nfler I hn
ken il:--11iortl1re_e dnys my I _ _
..\rlucl1t-s were cusier und rn , .
in I1., no headaches or neuralgia
l"ruit~a-tives ” cure
he Mmm If such ls the fact the A ent The way ‘Cnt.111i1oznnc' cures c1\.t1\rrhn~ , " ` IN/ ‘ * **,¢<-
. I 1 .. 1.. 'h S' i ' § ,IE ’  v. D 1
' E I ver ' rl r pl -; it ilrst kills the germr  i ` ‘ _   ` \l, In /""*
of the Murine Dcpurtrnent should h1\veI th11l’.<l1?1l`.gr\.`tl1|eii‘1-itntion; then by sooth-  _-I' ,, "   "  "' .  7/
wld' J , -___ ..~_,_  /5-; -1 »- ',
, _ . _ ` ln 1\v1 1h -. ‘on restion nnd inil.\n11nr1-  V '. - .  '
been long ago nunrc of lt, and if aware of _ ,_i§’;_'h_ Lf§_,es`L|:‘0 dii’sehm,ge_ hawking _,mn .» Q;
sucha condition why was not the bo11tI fi\0DDi“iZIIl U10 ihl`0l\l "I 5\lm*l`e‘i 50 ,_
ll
wrnr clusrzs 1ne'.AnAcmr
Blood Poisoning. Alwaysi' j -
~ ' b ed tissue waste dne»to defective
tctioiihdfbilhzd liI?>wpe(i.;si0Ii¢ei¢<i1U¢fylIde$kin. The tissue waste, or dead
Zeus ¢i,¢u\.1¢ing in the blood, irritates the nerves and brain, and
clashes and neuralgia are bound to arise. Headache-.powders and
ieiates of any kind :lo harm, by aiding the retention of the blood
Ildison in the system. To cure headaches, puriiiy the bi-110051 _by °P¢°°
.Ig the bowers, and by stimuraung the kidneys and skm to meresséd
resumriur »rur.11¢1-1. cmell. raylorvllle. 011|-
Chronlo Headaches Cured il! F|'“'¢‘°'u"°'
’ ', / ' tives," uni exceedinglv grllkle-
.  ‘“'.  “"'“‘:.'°r""°.:; .az
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I'-¢"“““* “““’ ““‘ 5° Ie  i.`i.lr.i'1ii=it¢u tsnimciiur with
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1- F,-u;t.a-¢iv¢5 ” cure headaches and neuralgia _because thely;
urify the blood by their splendid action on the 1_1\;€Y. l<;f_11l;es)’5gti;‘_’_:V°
.ul shin, and thus ren1ov_e all poisonous materra ro111k_ Y t-
With these eliminating “S395 3I1a_¢UV€_al1d W01' lag asglihure
-Itcnds them to work, there can be no poisons in the 11100 . all ere
A \veek’s treatment will PEOVE how thoroughll’ ‘md quiekly
50;, n box or 6 boxes for $2. 50. Sent prepaid on receipt of price
f your druggist does uot handle them.
Manuiaciured by FRUITATIVES LIMITED tiitawa
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1. \ sweet the left me. After!
had taken aybox of the tablets
my headaches were quite
¢,,,-ed_ yy appetite was also _
poor an my stomach was bad
me is
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A' ' i  Elxiree boxes of "Fruit>a-
great Pleasure.
tsgd.) Barr. Consul.
Annual Meeting
_or '1‘rr1~_
Merchants Banko1P. E. Island
The annual general meeting of The
Merchants Bank of P. E. Island will be
held in the Banking House, Great
George Street, Charlottetown, on
Tuesday thc oth day of ilanuary
A. D. 1905, at the hour of rr o’c ock, a.
rn.
Proxies must be left with the cashier
at least one day previous to the meeting.
J. M. D./1v1soN,
Cashier.
Charlottetown, Nov. 30, r9o5.
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Dividend _ Notice
Merchants Bank oi P. E. Island
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
November 30, r9o5.
Notice is hereby given that a half
yearly dividend of 8 per cent per
annum on the capital stock of this bank
has been declared payable at its Bank-
ing House on and after the znrl. _lun-
uary, I9o6. The Transfer books will be
closed from December 18th. r9o5, to
januarv and, 1906, both days inclusive.
By order of the Board:
_]'. M. DAVISON, Cashier.
(7i|ru‘lott,oto\vI\, Nov. 30, lIlD5.
lt!-ldiw twwlrn.
-USE-'
NiXEY’S STOVE ENAMEL
PIILISHING PASTE
Best on cagth for stoves and ranges
Price 5 cents per box.
WE SELL Il`.
Call at store for large free sample
PHONE 264.
JOHN CONNOLLY & C0.,
Queen Street, Ch’town.
I11soN°s
PREMIUM
in Ch’toWn for Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale the
following valuable building lots :
4 lots ou the east side of Upper
Hillsborough Street each having a
frontage on Street. of 50 feet and ex-
tending back 75 feet.
2 lotaou the west side of Orlebar
Street each having a frontage ou
S'reet of 50 feet and extending back
75 ieet.
The said six lots lie immediately
Izorth of the residence of Dr. Ander-
.-ton, lately _l. D. Reid.
r lot on the west side 01'
Upper Hillsborough St., having
a frontage on Street of 5o ieel
and extending back 75 feet. This lot
ies immediately opposite the resi
dence of Dr. Anderson.
It is impossible to procure a more
desirable locality for residences than
th-se lots adord.
Terms easy and a good title given.
W. S. STEWART.
DesBrisay Building, Ch’towu. _
11-18 dtl
 ?ETEF_€'= T_ 
l'11r~su11ntt,otl1o Pnrtition Act l87|l and on
Order oi' thc High Gorrrt of Justice Chancery
Division lilnrrlnnd dated 27th No\'cInher 1905
n1ndol|111nAcl.ion of Foster v Wlddns 1903.
l<`. 77:! snr-vivo of notice of the J\1dr:_1nont, rintod
iiili 1\'o\'cl|1ilor'_ liliii in tho mud .\<-1.ron on John
liobel'iI M1-llollgrtll wrts ols|Io||.~I\-ri with. Now
iIl1\-lurid John ltoliert. l\l1'|)o11;;|_l.ll rtnd. all nur-
.~1o||.~I1»|ni111i|n; tobol1\tu1~w=i.ud 111 l;l_1u property
to whir-.hthe snirl Ant-1n_n rcintcs who sro not
pnrtie.~'t/itno snld Action or hmjo not been
served with notice oi' tho sumJ\1dgrnor1t.
11.111licrobyrcquircd to como i11 und ostrblish
|.lu_-lr mspectivo el11g'rn- i1\ respect; thoroof ni.
tl1o('lnt|||bur.~4oi' Mr. .lrrstlro l\okc\vlcl1 nn
Mr. .lrlstieo Joyce li/uynl (‘1n11-ir: oi' Jlnrliur:
Si-1':t1||i l.0n1.lo1\ i<Ir1|.:l11|\1l on or llufurc the lst
slztyrif ,\'i1\1-1-h lilllilor i|1 dofiullt bhorooi' t~l1o_\'
will 1t|'1c1- tho ox|iirn.i:io11 of tho Ilruo so linllrod
bu ivinrntl by thc nroccediiigs in the said Action
ns ii' they had boon sol-vcd with notice of tho
aoirl Jndgniont.
'l’l111u~Irl1ty tho 8th day oi' M111-ch l!f0Il at I2 of
thu clock nt noon nt- itooln No. lid!! 111 the said
(`l\1\|11bo|-.4 is npnnirutcrl for licnrlrig und ud,I11di-I
nl' ilu lnin
1- 1n;,r11no11 . Ie Is.
llutcd this ith tiny of IJor‘.orr1l1cr', |905.
W. U. I-ll1I\\' l.%'|"1`.
i unter.
N0'l’lC. Tho s1tld.lnl\n liobcr_t_l\lr'1)o1||_r1\li was
tl1oruloptt~d1Ionof Hon_ry l<‘o.-._c1~ fnrmor-ly of
t‘h|u'lottcm\vn Prince ltdwn11l_ls|1m1\ nnd wus
1'oNidnn1~ydc\'isoo undortho \\ill oi' tho snid
Henry I"oat1\1- who died on the 231-d Juno 187|)
nt l‘im1~loiLoto\v1\ ni'r>|~c.~1u1rl. 'l‘lIc said .lohn
iiol1u1'tlVi|'Il<\|1irI\ll loil l’r'inI.-c ltldvvlird Islnnrl
l111111y_Vo111'i-IN.zonnd \\’tIni in livo in llnslon,
_'I/i1\.<.~<11|-l1111~olt»<. ll. H. A. llc is boliovcrl to hnvu
o|.n nnuliul
lll<Il.l. llli0lllil(‘~l{ & GRAY,
01-rnonrl House, Grunt. 'l‘1~lr1ity Lane,
llonrlon. ltirnzlnnrl.
Agents for
om v at boils wortru
of York. ldiirglnml.
:_ St|iit'i\o1'~ i'o1'tl1o I'l1\il\iIiil's.
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D0 YOU# ‘DESIRE _ -
 I FREE DELIVERY?
Free delivery of letters by earrlgn, ar pninied and paid by
the Government is in operation in many cities nf Canada
There ls reason to believe that the system may be adopted
here if the people exoress their'._desire for it.
WHAT FREE DELlV1\‘Ry MEANS- _
FYCC ¢‘1¢iiV¢l'Y 111990* that fe-‘iponsible carriers, wearing
uniform, and swnrnto the fai'hful~di1=charge of their duties
shell after the arrival and sortins of each mail at the Post
O$ce take the letters received and deliverthem to the ptr; ,ng
addressed st' their homes or pieces of hrssiuess. The citv
would be divided into, say four district., -whh a cm'_
ritr for each district. He would make his rotmds
twice a day, and if there was a letter for you at ,ye
Po~t Odice wou‘d take it to you. A1-Iived nt ybur hon-e
he would ring or knock-two short rings nr two sharp
knocks. You would know bv the knock or ring that it was
the welcome postrnan and the letter or parcel would be left,
Ifcyou had a letter to send out you would hand it io l1i111 and
he would post it for you. But he would cali only at l1ou5@_».
or places of business where he had mail matter to deliver.
These p1ivi'e1res would be for those on the carriers’ liste
Any persons who chose could still receive their letters at the
Post Oilice as they now do. The carrier service would not
deliver the newspapers printed in the citv. Letters pg,-ted 1,,
the city addressed to other persons in the city would not he
delivered by the carrier= unless prepaid bv a two cent .<ta1n1>
instead of one cent as now. This is the only ad<litir.11'1l
charge in connection with the free delivery system.
ln order to learn the views of our citizens on this on ,<-
tion we invite all readers of The Guardian residing i11 the
Cltv to iill out and return to this oilice the enclosed coupon,
showing whether they are in favor of free delivery or against
1t. Mark an X inthe square under the words “For Free
l_)elivery," or in the square under the words “Against Free
Delivery", givethe street on which you reside, ~ig11 vom
name and return to Guardian Office.
COUPON.
For Free Delivery. Astminst Free Delivery.
_ A . I ‘rontinurtlly frbm *nasal* cutnrrh" writes ' or ' ' J I
kept 111 steam at ntlmev\'hcnlncressiufrJ1<:.-mst R. Dnkln of Restroom., “tliutl -- -
severity ot the weather made it npparent ¥"""“"ly k“"'w “'h“" it wi” i" he fr"    I
Name......... ..    _ . . . . . . .
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NEW FOUNDRY
Phone 73 F out of Queen Street Box 4ll
Steam and Hot Water Heating
REPAIRS CASTINUS
Founders. Ma chinists, Boilerma kers-
Charlottcmwn Foundry 1& Machine CII. Ltd
G_i|.I.EII'
CREAM
RIILLED
OATS... .
in prckages containing a
beautiful piece of decorated
china in every package.
Price 25 c0r\tl.
Jenkins °& Son*
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TARTAR.
good I llne
pr‘c.|:'rit :imc ar: adulre'nud 
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UILLETTS In und by the but DIINIUII
caterers everywhere.
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VIM, VIGOR AND VITALITY
. The ' also relinvo Distress from Dys e sin. Indiircstinn und Too Ii\‘=\»"\'
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THEY CLARIFY THE SK-IN, PURIFY THE
v BLOOD AND REGULATE THE BOWELS
Bv Oleanalng All Disorders from the System.
Positively Cure all Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kid-
» nays, Sick Headache. Cnnsilnatlon and Nervnusness.
Two Sizes, |Qc. and 25c. a Box _*_
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For sale by Johnson & Johnson
3 rzdro mos.
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There is but one opinion--Everybody, @v¢\'l"“I‘e’°
peaks well of '
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All groccrs handle them-No work to sell them-
12 boxes (zoo each) retail at 25c.
3 boxes (5oo each) retail at r 5c.
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