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4 1932 THE CHARI_’YI`TETOWN GUARDIAN

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Here is a chaiiee to win a valuable prize. In some

uf the advertisements appearing in the contest you

' ' These missing letters put "

OF COMMONS

§ wi" End a missing letter.

! Mailer will form the name ot some iirm on the page on which the priaewinning solution will be decided. Accm.a¢y in forming thecorrect name will be the iirst wnsideration, but neatness, originality and speed in getting a solution to the contest editor will also count, Four valuable prizes this week. Get busy. Find the missing letters. Compose them in to the ilrm’s name and mail your answer to the Contest Editor Charlottetown Guardian/Charlottetown, P. E. I. to ` im not later tha_n Tuesday night. ' ' 'Contestants must enclose with their solution a _ cum-nt week paid bill from _one of the advertisers in

The Missing L,etter Competition.

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' Last Week s Winners .

4. Miss Margaret

town. R- R- 5-

1_ G. Chalmers, Charlottetown. 2. Miss G. Ferguson, Suffolk. 3. Rena Boswell, Dunstaffnage.

Mellett, Charlotte-

'ti|ss|il0|.E|1Eii coimssi RESIGN3 SEM

IN THE HOUSE

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Geo. B. Jones, Former

Conservative Min. 01 Labor; In Meigh- en Govt. Tenders Resignation, B ut Will Seek Vindiea- tion Oi His Action By Re-Election For Royal, N. B.

0'I'I‘AWA, Ont., April 12 - (By

The Canadian Press)-Definite an- nouncement was made here tonight

' _ _H that George B. Jones, former Con-

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-Detailed Estimates

Passed At Meeting

Of City Council

e folloivln detailed statements

Th S _ ,t estininlcd expenditure 1932,,

Ivete, tabled by Coun. Kennedy, 1 clialrman of the Finance Commit- tee, and adopted at Tuesday's meet- lug oi thc City Coiincii:

City Government

Mayors salary, $324.00; City ` Clerks salary. $1,900.00; Steuograp- hers salary, $780.00; Auditors sal- irics, $480.00; Printing and station- ery, $85.00; Telephones, $45.00; pumps, $20.00; Miscellaneous, 825.00; Reiit of P. O. Box, $12.00.- Total, $3,671.00. $5.85 less than last year.

Assrssing and Colllctlng

City collectors salary, $1,200.00; Assessors salary, $1,500.00; Assess- iieiit books, $30.00; Assessment no- tices, $50.00; Advertising, $275.00; oallectiiig poll taxes, $50.00; Post- igt and revenue stamps, $5.00; Ap- peal board (1931-32), $400.00.-To- lal, $3,510.00. ($497.72 less).

Board of Health

Groceries and coal for poor, $300.00; Cleaning dump and main- tenance, $l,200.00; Sundry supplies, _t30.00; Milk samples, $45.00; Bury- ing dead animals, $40.00; Grant, Piov. Board of Health, $2,000.00.- Total, $3,615.00. (Increase, $641.16.)

School Board

'Amount paid School 'I‘i'ustecs, $52,113.34. (Increase, $2,287.40.)

' Insurance

Insurance on Civic properties, $2,- 7I7~50; Premium on City Clerk! 50114. $20.00; Premium on fire ap- lllmllfl. $65.00; Premium on horses, I '20-0°-Total. $2,022.00. (Increase, $359.94.) `

Sinking Ihmd

Water and Sewerage, $6,000.00; _Permanent Works, $14,000.00; Storm sewers. $1,945.00; Fire Apparatus, 5769.25; Patriotic, $05.00; soldiers' Monument, $347.00; Public Library, U36-00: Market House, $05.00; city HAH Rllllffx. $670.00; Unemployment Relief, $770.00; City Debenture, $2,- 507.20.-Totii. $2'i.004.0s. (Iiiorease. l9,04'i_05.> '

_ Interest _

xlnleiest coupons unprescnted, $2,- Izl-44; interest coupons, 860.50250;

terest on overdrawh account, 35,.

°°°-°°-~'1`°i=1. $01,000.04. (niet-ease, 05255.90.)

Miscellaneous

GRANTS-nmibltion Association. "W0-0°! Queen square Gardens, 12053-00; ciiuoi-ana Ala society, 'uw-00. Mt. Herbert Orphanage, mo-00. St. viii-ents orphanage,

-00: me Di.-iien-ary, $100.00;

Canadian 1-¢8l°l\» $100.00; Tourist Association. 0250.00; P. E. 1'. Hospi- “'41-50°-00: oiiou-ttetow-i nea- ~».g'l:l. $1,500.00. re-sin; am, moo; _ “';°“ _°f Cm. Miiniolpalitiea. 7 ‘”°=* Pflhiins city reports, U S23* I-#ral en-en-ai, si.oaa.44; --dm H. $2,000.00; mais tn 9,,-_ I-“Who _ 020°-0°: oivlr niet-tioii-, fm- »'1‘°1°n-m-.-te..ss0.0o;mi¢- ...zb 0! Council. $60.00:.Regulating Wnclocir. $10.00.-'mai w;000.44. -1. ““°'°°~°fl by tum). ' ~

_ sum ugauiig

._ Street 1| h ' . mmm I tint (contract) $10,-

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Engineer‘s salary, $1,000.00; Coal, $1,225.65; Water .tor Market, $20.00; _ Water for library, $35.00; Light for Market, $85.00; Light for library, $95.00; Watchman, $65.04; Sundry supplies for Market, $85.00; Repairs to plumbing and heating, $100.00; Painting and cleaning, $30.00; City Weigher's salary, $840.00; Books (or weigh scales, $40.00; Disiniectants for library, $25.00; Miscellaneous supplies for library, $35.00.-Total, $4,400.69. (Saving of $101.00.)

City Squares

Keeping Squares clean, $800.00;

Sharpening mowers and repaint, $20.00; Labour spraying' trees, $25.00; Tools, etc., $20.00; Lighting band stand and repairs, $25.00.-Tir tal, $890.00. (Saving of $307.81.)

Govt. Pond and Roadway

Labour, $70.00; Lighting roadway,

$60.00; Repairs to light standards, $25.00; Bluestone, $25.00; Globes and ramps, sis.00 -Total, $195.00. _(sav- I ing, $113.80.)I ~

Victoria Park _ ,

Keepers salary, $500.00; Labour

at Park, $200.00; Repairs to foun- tain, $25.00; Supplies, $75.00.--Total, $800.00. (Saving, $801.38.)

City Hall

Cleaning and supplies, $165.00;

Coal, $1,062.15; Light, $265.00; Slin- dries, $25.00; Repairs to oillces, $75.00; Repairs to sanitary fixtures, $45.00; Disinnetants.-'rotai,` ei,- 639.l5. (Increase of $1,095.60.)

Maintenance ol Streets

Surveyor’s salary. $1,700.00; Me-

chanical !oreman's salary, $1,242.00; Street foreman'a salary, $1,020.00; Labourers. $15,088.00; Lumber, $500.00; Provender, Board oi horses. $600.00; Blacksmith work, $300.00; Shoeing hoi-aes, $130.00; Gas and oils, $1,000.00; Hardware supplies, $50.00; Repairs to hamess, $30.00; Street brooms, $70.00; Repairs to sprinkler, $600.00; Clay, ashes and salt, $200.00; Broonis for motor; sweeper, $80.00; Sundries. $200.00; Repairs to motor broom and plow, $300.00; Hickory fibre, $80.00; Street cans and repairs, $45.00; New liorscd, $200.00; Sand for sidewalks, $100.00;

Calcium chloride, $40.00; Coal,| $10.00; Repairs to sprayer, $20.00;|

Telephone, surveyors office, $45.00.' -Total, $23,570.00. (Saving of $5,- 366.64.)

Police Department ,

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Magistrates salary. $1,200 00; |

Clerk's salary, $1,200.00; City Miir- , sha1l's salary, $1,600.00; Policeman’s A salaries, $10,350.00; Lletlred Oflltera. 1 $1,519.92; Labour, (traffic lines on streets). $145.00; Printing and sia- tioneryi 3100; Telephones, e10'i.s4: Police Clothing and raincoat.s,| $450.00; Traffic signs, etc, and | paint, $190.00; Gasoline and oils. $100.00; Motor patrol repairs, . $100.00; Miscellaneous, $105.00. - Total, $17,187.56. (Saving of $778.02.)

Fire Department chief Engineers salary. $385.00:

Asst. Chief- En8illeer’s sala1'Y. $146.00; Keepers salary, litilathie- I son), $1,090.00; Asst. keepei-'a salary. I (Large), $720.00; Allowance to com- panies, ew., $3,200.00; Chemical en- gine, $50.00; Overland truck, $20.00: Telephones and fire bella, $335.00: Gasoline and oils. $200.00: Accident insurance for men, $278.90; Pump- er driver, '(La1e), $75.00; Sundries. aio(-.00; ieui-in me-. ui:-0: Mir- , er Chiefs allowance. $109-95: AX"- $19.00; Nomlea, $80-002 LID*-0m5- ;93_00- Nome, pieoaometer and

servative Minister of Labor, who reigned his seat in the House of Commons today, will proceed at once to New Brunswick and seek vindication of h's action by re- election for Royal. By-election writs will probably be issued shortly.

Learning that by reason oi the

fllml-Shing ot relief supplies to de- -stitute Indians by Jones Bros. Apo- h°¢i\1I. N. B., of which he is a. part- ner, on orders oi the Indian medical director, was a contravention of the House ol Commons Act, Mr. Jones handed his resignation to Mr. Speaker Black today. The resigna- tion together with a letter from Mr. Jones, was read shortly after the opening of proceedings in the Commons this afternoon.

The store is not operated by Mr. Jena- personally and the firm is an unincorporated one. If the firm had been inoorporated, the .provis- ions of the act would not apply.

The relief furnished to the needy

Ind`a.ns was small. Covering a per- iod ot eigtheexi months, the goods supplied amount to $100 in au. Many of these Indians live four and five miles from Aipohoqui.

Mr. Jones was first elected to

the Dominion Parliament as re- presentative for Royal in the gener- al election ot 1921, and was re- elected in, the general elections of 1025, 1926 and 1930. In the 1930 general election he had a majority of 2,924 votes over 11's Liberal op- ponent. When the Meighen Govem- ment was in office in 1926, Mr. Jones was Min‘ster of Labor.

Rollo Bay ‘

The death occurred at Bear Riv-

er South on Wednesday, Aipril 6th, of Mrs. Peter MacGaugh after a lingering illness 01 heart trouble. Funeral took place Friday morning from her late residence to St. Alexis Church, Rollo Bay. Rev. A. L. Sin- not officiating. She leaves to mourn her sorrowing husband to whom the sympathy of the community is ex- tended.

Miss Bessie Cummings, has re-

turned to her home in Goose River after spendng the past month in Bear River. _

Mrs. Joseph Ciia'sson, Jr., Rollo

Bay_West was a visitor to New Acadia, Sunday.

Mr. William Ryan, New Acadia

passed through Rollo Bay Monday enroute to Souris.

Mr. Peter Macdormac, Rollo Bay

West was to Souris Monday 021 9- business trip.

Mr. and Mrs. rideie Paquet. Sourls

were to Bear River attending the funeral of Mrs. Paquet’_; sister, Mrs. M\aoGough. ..

1-'i-lend.-i oi Mi-_ A1i>h°ne\1S Deasle

Bear River are glad to see him out again after his recent serious ill- ness of pneumonia..

The Soldiers Settlement Board farm at Rollo Bay Centre known as the A.. A. Pkquet farm has been purchased by Mr. F. Gerald Chais- son of Albany, N. Y., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. oiiiiimi-. Bw' Riv- er South. `

Mr. Louis B. Gallant local sport

was in Govan Bras on a fishing expedition and returned with a well filled ci-eel. two of them weishinl more than two pounds each. 'l'iie others were somewhat smaller.

PRIDE AND ITS PRICE

Though I have all my life been

eager for legitimate distinction, I can lay my hand upon my heart at this, the and ot' my career, and de- clare that there is not one (no. nor yet life itself) worth acquiring

hi,” gmsooo; Printing, $16.00. -

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0! dlfnlty.--Robert Loilll BUND-

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Merchandise n g e' e r 0 n Mel-rgifiise 53- 52-51-51 READ EVERY AD-FIND THE M1ss1NG LETTERS-READ EVERY AD $3,S2,S1,S1

FOR PARTIOIILARS IN REOARO TO OONTEST SEE THIS PAGE

U S E ALI. BASTINE

on your walls this spring. There are lovely soft shades that har- monize with any color scheme.

Get a colo'r card.

The

Rogers Hardware G0., Limited

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NEVV SPRIN SHOES

Now showing 'atf Lowest Prices in years, $3.00 and $4.00.

Wright Shoe 00.

formerl! ALLEYS llurray River, . ir, g, |_

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O. O. 'HEESOHEN

Thi- lmperlnl Drnxafnra TOILET ARTICLES Wi specialise ln Dlsvenalnl Prescriptions. Smoke Snvvllen

Phone 772. .

159 Queen St. Charlottetown

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They will tell you The best place to buy

FRESH FISH

LAIiISON’S

Phone 1063. 135 Eqggon gg,

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TIP TOP SAMPLES

for S ri h

Valu¢_S.

Ask Our Gustomers N... i..i§....“”°...§‘.i.'.§iS§‘.°.. CA N5 -

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O. A. BRIIOE

SOLE AGENT cHARLoT;r1Efrt9tyvvNAEc§iN co., LTD.

N. L. WORTHY

TI" l"’l‘"'"' ""“"|“ 'rlie iii-.»iii'» ini..-

i-i-mifi-iptii-iia ii you w--ui-l min iii-'A in-iiiiu,

Toilet Alftlelel, ('tinil¥. Smoiilril you niiiy emi them,

Supplies if you will lrt the lteliuiliier

WE Al” To I,LEAsE xrngnzilreglioel in time and

"5 °'"°" "" "'“"‘° "H More v--if silo" r-ii-tit by

Watch Your Step

I Charlottetown.

yceum, Prince Street, City

PHONE 1010 That Calls

BEN’S TAXI

The belt In lervloo and Curl DI! and Night.

BEN S TAXI

IIT Ktlll BQ. Charlottetown, . y_ ‘_ |_

| .llttttirs

, SMOKE SHOP

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Shoe Shine Parlor

Shore Dyeil uny fnlnr T01. §25 ITS! illlrrll Sl.

Sl’ltING IS IIERE '

So dreln up--liucurd the winter '

overcoat-null allp on one nl' our lovely toppers your Spring liiilt is here is large viirlcty uf culnrii nn-l

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lllylvl to rinnnn fr-im... yo d0n’t believe tlicre In u ilrup ln einllilng-are our prices.

KELLY £4 MacINN IS

1Ien'| Wear

Phono Ill 135 Great Gforgo SL

GENERAL STORE

W0 Mffy'-\ ef-molele ul-ek as the i-Irlit Price.

C. H. HORTON

ECHO GARAGE 'Batter recharging and

Auto Electric Service. Vacuum cleaners and electric applianc- es repaired.

Body and Fender Work a Sccialty. Phone 1352. 86 Kent St. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

is Your Oar Ready For Winter?

Consult our 25 item check up for $7.50. Hear our Stewart Wamer Radios. "World Wide Reception."

“Short and Lon Wave.”

T_ Charlottetown nunasr snow nooius

BREAD A

The Stull or Lita when you eat ltfolnnia' Bread you have tha beat.

Mclnnis’ Bakery Tel 470- 15 Granville St.

JUST RECEIVED

Some special vnliiea ln Ladloa' and Uv.-ntl' Wrist Watches. Jewelry nf all kinda

W. N. TANTON Tal. 192-L 115 Graftnll

Special Prices on Suits,

Overcoats, Underwear, Caps,

Dry Goods, Rubbers, Boots

and Slios. Groceries.

A. B. OUTOLIFFE

Tel. 0-1 llunter Blvar

King's County Garage

Company Ltd.

Expert General Auto Repairing

Storage Battery Repairing and Iterliurglng Aoceaaoi-lu, 011|, _dim Eta. lprly Painting a Specially R dia Salea and Bai-vice

lonta;ue, - P. li. l-

ldacllonald Bros.

General Merchants

ONE PRICE T0 ALL

Georgetwll. P. E. L

ROSE MARIE HAIRDRESSING SI-IOPPE 168 Gret George Street

PERMANENT WAVES $5,95, $7.50 AND $10.00.

Phone 1243.

Iiirl. Il. Wiiller Mina L. A. Fulrciough

We Guarantee all Waves. I

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“ SPECIALS ”

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Loblters "lnliiiiil ltriiiill" H

25.- n .-nn,

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can he/it inc iii-in .37->

w' A' JOHNSFONE 0'" mlm! Eultinnwrl emi testify

P*l°'\° 0 lllunluir-r. 1'. E. i. an in our Qi-nil mi rl

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Wm. McKAY

Groceries and Meats as Cheap as the Cheapest and

then some at

Teltulmrie 1117 Corner lltzroy and Edward

PALAOE CAFE

Ilciriilsr iii-in-i-ii loo. TV! one an-I yon \\'on't go Lny.

| wlii-re el-ii-.

Specliil orvlcrii iii iill hours.

,f`""~ fil- 4-<---fue .o ii-nt st. (liiirliitlctuivii _ 1', E |_

' P. J. MacIlONALD

Home-made Bread, Cookies,

M Pastry. Pcs of ali kinds, at

ver reasonable riccs.

T. VERNON RODO ”

‘“°° ";.ri°.'.°..::.:_" I-°""ga"'S Balm!

nina- roi- all niiik-»'-if can. is-i G-nm-n st

T00! and Unlinlslerliig ii '

ill For the Week-End I T

spwiiiiiy. ,

l'lin 12.30-

BARBER

Tf! Ln: Iluuper nnil ,nn “-||| K0! service iiml iuitlafartion tlint will keel- you coming.

LES HOOPER

ent Street

Next lo Ci-iiirnl Giiriige

ne ' J. ' -

120 Fitzroy S(|-"Q

BARBER SHOP '

Charlottetown, - P. E. I- __

- ‘ HOME STYLE

niziinnorrs BEANS Wm- Pont( riiis iioviii riicitiiia 00.

and \

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TEA ROOM

Grocer and Baker

Quality and Service

E. MOSHER

Tel. 44-8 lal¢lll°

WE MOVE HOUSEHOLD

OODS CAREFULLY

HANDLED.

SEE OUR SAMPLES OF WALL PAPER.

Henry MacFarlane 6? COMPANY

MIM

PRINTING HURCH

REPORTS AND SIMILAR JOB WORK

A SPECIALTY GIVE US A TRIAL- ouani:-mu _cnivrnan aol

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YOUREYES

J. W. JOHNSTON

Telephone AIO-L 157 Kent Street

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klndl and in bolutltul colors- a splendid variety and fmh out to insure atlafaetlon.

JAMES I TAIT

FLOBIST PHONE 269

Member Florists' Teicgrllill

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New in the Time to Have Your FURNITURE RE-Uri-ioLs'rERED REPAIRED AND \ REFINISHED

At the Lowest Price Possible. Don’t Delay. Avoid Spring Blah and Save Money. Upholaterlng, Slip Covers and

Auto Trimming. ‘

Call 975-J for Appointment-

Expert Workmanahlp Glrlhtoell.

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' _ , STRATHOONA

F I R E HOTEL

:og an t=em all riin to the llre.

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"l wonder il he ia ei‘neariTreT|‘rf‘ ln" S2 V" 5°,-

Ara You ‘I I L Speolll Sunday Dinner:

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T. E. MacNU o 906 .I 175 Grafton lt.

Iira Insurance

Url. G. C. ldaeiienn, Prop,

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. 1 I CLEANING

PRESSING ' TAILORING

liieoilore Sentner

Tel 510-.) 124 Kali lt.

Tel-phono in Car. Gt. George and Richmond

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ri. J. MABON. Mi“°’~i;f’...'.i.§"i...l.f°°’“

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Montlkue. P. ll. I. Dlflee Connected with Drugstore

rua sr.-in ¥ Gnocizml * SUI-WIS. P. E. I.

Oilers the best in Groceries. Extra Specials for the week. ends. Try us for your next order.

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it HIGH GRADE

Shoe Repairing

Work one while you wan,

P. l. ISLAND Foxes are lan-aaa Inmoaii Biinrhei-| lnlilt on

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Peerless Biscuits

hianiifiwtnred by °

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Charlottetown. - P. E. I.

J. J. STOREY

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ARGYLE

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General Mefghant Gal. Oils. Wm-hlng -mil (irraalng

' illnlpeqno ll-in-l

And Dealer in Farm Produce Phone Nil?-L

d (`liarInitrlown, - l'. I1. |-

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I ' 1 G Burhoe s rocery

l‘lI()Nl»I.*l 117|-HT! lliiirk lilffia-lniit Srrilvv

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rain/ly AND sarvanliir ° 1

srscins ¢ RIX 3 GEUCUW

a ii--_ in-iii dates 19:. § ,.,,,,,,,,,,|,__2 un, fo,-

2 tins pilehards ........ 19°- '

zb-ilk raisins 21°- 25;)

.. 21.

2 mu pm" c Chicken Soup, I4 oz. size, 2

P. J. NOY Ee' CO. ui-._ roi-

llunte River, 1'. E. I.

R11;-‘.r;1, 13 oz. size, 2 lzblr.. lor

25|:

NF' A' ‘Eine Bird Tea, pei- iii.

General Merchant 39|!

Georgeown, P. E. I. Cor. Euston & Longworih Ave.

Phone 359

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Oasford & White

Plulnhiiig & Ilrxiiing I-Engineers

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Give us n chalice to ilgure

on your next job. Repair work attended to by skillful work- cn.

Phone 1145 169 Qui-cn St. Cliarltirlovrii. 1*. E. I.

0459-96-0-

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