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D0 YOU ENJOY

THAT COLD

If you do not, we suggest a

box of Penslar Laxalive Cold Breakers.

. It does not matter so much how you caught the cold, but _

you know gon are feverish ‘ and all stu ed up generally

-Liver. kidneys andpores all on strike.

P e n s la r Cold Breakers _

s t a r t everything working again. and almost before you realize it you are feeling all right again-25c. box.

E. A. Foster

Central Drug Store

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(Continued from page nine.) “

.4 - '-,,‘ u ' \ U-Will! the grant made it necessary

, __ 3' for us to curtail the prize list some-

. what, but this year with a Federal

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Best of all F_ly Killers 10e per Packet at dllfnguggists, _ Grocers and,

s1'swAa'r.-Atiiortn River, soot.

1531, to Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Stewart, adaughter. _ . V _

aLANct-IARD-At the Prinoo Ed- ward llslandl Hospital, 'September 22, to Dr. J. E. Blanchard and Mrs. Blanchard, I1 daughter (still born.) HIGG8.-At _Nappan Station, Sept 18th, 1919 to' Mr. and Mrs Verne Higgs, formerly Miss Ella Farquhar- son, Mt. Herbert, a son.

DEATHS

LEM-ON.-At Rosenea-th, Aug. 25th, 1919, Robert Lemon, aged 88.

` ZIMENS VELOU-R HATS latest

d t l . Prowse Bros, Ltd.

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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS SALARY AND COMMISS-

lon to sell Red Tag Stock. Complete stock including exclusive lines, spec- ' lally hard-y, grown only by us. Sold only by our agents. Elegant free samples write now to Dominion Nurseries, Montreal. _ ' 6681-B-1MEmth60l.

OTHERS MAKING $10 T0 $15 DAlL\

you have some opportunity lntroduc ing “Cunada’s Sons and Great Brit* aln in the World War.” Written by Canadians from battlefield notes and official records; authentic, com- plete story of Canada’s glorious rec- ord. Unusual opportunity for re- turned soldlers. O_utfit free. Don't delay. Winston Co.. Toronto.

FOR SALE .

FOR SAL_E-A SMALL COTTAGE.

Apply 181 Water Street.

1128-9-24M3i.

FOR SALE HIGH CLASS DRIVING

mare weight about 1000 lbs. kind,

E so as is. E"

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MISCELLANEOUS

SEE FRANK J. PRAUGHT'S STAND

on the Market Square Exhibition days. His new and admired lecture

among his other literature. _

1.108-ll-23M4Ipd

JUDGMENT OF THE AYRSHIRE

-classes will begin at 9 oclock. All Interested In this oorulor llulfi'

br . IJ - head to come before the judges fo awards. _ 1144~

Brant of $2500.00, a local Government srant of $5.000; and n City grant or 5500 W9 ure offering much larger prizes in all sections than we were

tlbleto do last year, and I wish to “ko this opportunity or thanking the local Government and the City Coun- cil _for /their generosity and interest in this Annual Fair. _

It has always been the policy of

the Directors of this Association to

n what

wou d in futuie be worth more

All things considered His Honor

considered the present exhibition a good one. It should be the object of the management and exhibitors to help one another -as much as possible and one way to make it easier all around would be for exhibitors to have their entries in at least five or six days before the commencement of the shows,

The Exhibition he considered did means of education and

enjoyed amusement to a. grse he felt it the duty t.o get first of all what

they could out of it. His Honor

endeavor to create more interest ln the .Exhibition in the minds of the Exhibitors and with this endiln vyew 91°? hi"/G Buch year augmented the Drize- list very materially, and whore 3° -the amdullt given in prizes ten Yeafi. B80 did not exceed $5,500 we are now distributing in prixes each Year Close to $10,000. 'rho interest so fur shown by the exhibitors does not warrant such an increase, but we h0IlB for better results in the years to come.

Realizing the necessity of keeping

the exalted position we have obtain- ed in the noble sport of Horse Rac- ing. the Merchants’ Association and the HorseInen's Association insisted on Inore classes and larger purses, and d0lli1i-ed a considerable sum wlilch added -to the amount sct aside by ourselves, will make the largest amount ever given in purses in this province, considerably over $5,000. The spectators are assured of llvc days of lrorse racing such as has never before been seen in Prince Edward Island, participated in by some 80 horses, and in addition, a

be seen between heats each day

front of 'the grand stand.

This province an more es ecial

had become a household word for ev

right iii racing circles, and who hu

eryithing ithat was honorable and up-

stafisd that it gave 'him much pleas-, ure to formally declare the Exhibi-* tion open.

_ Premier Bell. `

Premier .I. ll. Bell followed, ret'er- ring to the benefits of exhibitions, and the many advantages of the climate which we _enjoy in this province. ln conversation with a_ man in Los Ang- ales one time, that man had urged Mr. Bell to pull up his stakes in P. E.' .island and go to California to reside -"Go<l’s country," he called it. Mr. Bell took exception to his usurping that phrase and declared that P. E( Island was more deserving of it, pointing out that in that country they had no beautiful sunrise or sunset, ind no clouds in the sky to add vari- ety. The sun rises and sets in a. mist and the sun goes overhead like a. ball of fire. There they have roads cover- 'ed with dust and the country is like ` it desert except where they have irri-

gation. Compare our beautiful drives tlong the rivers and shore, our de- ightiul bathing ami the beauty of our landscapes, with others, and you will find, said Mr. Bell, none wltli more 'ight to be called "God’s country"

number of excellent attractions _han Prince Edward mmm

Mayor Wright.

lv _ . .

Mayoi Wright, who followed, de-

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the 'entire racing community of _the cya,-ed that p_ E_ Island was not only Maritime Provinces. have met a great me Gmuen of the Gulf, but the Den. and decided loss In the death of that mark of Canadm The Exhlbmuu was W0Ylli@I‘fl1i 9D0i`fSm1U\. DOCUJI' J- To opening under peculiar circtunstances J4>i\k'ii1S. Z1 lilmlleflitlli Whose M1119 this ycitr-there being present a new

Anything in

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~ Governor, a new Premier, it new Com- _

missioner of Agriculiturc, and a new President of tho Exhibition Associa

again.

thinteen years, the lost six yiears a

since five weeks, red ami

Perth. 113

s'rI=iAYEo.-oN MY PREMISES

white helfer, if not claimed bi’ October, 10tlI, will be sold to defray expenses' W* A' Comms’ Nei; caused by Mr. Heartz' resigiiaition.

, p ly y _ . . . wood, our efficient secretary, wasn pointed a Director to fill the vacanc

-l have no\v much pleasure in cal

during a long and successful career Wo will'prohalily never see his equal pressing the hope that the Exliihltio

would prove of nilvantage and profit

sed should bo resent A\’°“* 10'; Mr. rionrin who had boon oonnoot- to the oeonle of the province.

President, resigned this year, much Hmi- WU-U91' Left C0mmiSSi0H‘?l` 0 to the regret of the Directorate and .A3"1C\1ill1l`@- WHS the lost Speaker,nn us ecml m Suu- Ml. C R Smanl' gave an excellent address, polntln

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attended and naced his horses not tion. ills Worship, after referring only nt this Fair but at many others to the high cost of living and it num-

. ber of other matters, closed by ex-

ed with this Association for some »

5 Hon. Walter Lea.

out the two-fold advantage of oxhibl

If tions. He congratulated the Associa

'V tion upon their efforts in the pa.-it i ,_ encouraging the farmers. It canno

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Hosiery (all weights) °~

Night Shirts and Py- 1 / ,` % l - "

5" or ittmb. '-24 19 . = ' ”§ S A A ` A _ _ ‘ ' - _ _ I f " ' ' »‘

" ‘u 'Q F" 1?.- _ _ g_uARo1AN. _ A u . _.5 --S _ -_ -gm, -p~-E |»»»~-Exhb U -tE..sfE.‘siSt.rft.Ea rr a "'“~““““\v"'f"”4'f»'>‘\““" _ _ . .

/.WHEN usiso `\ ° ° ° | .0n.<»v--fr or 1,-no --edit-Ianni _ '-‘~~-~~"-‘f-~\-=~f» ' ' .»é S--see-_--isnt.-.»t»-ntaioiw

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Attractive _Prices -_ _ A

(Q _ We are looking for your business during your stay in they

city as we are selling the following goods at a lower price thani '

' you can buy elsewhere ' -‘ i

Men s wear such as :-

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Ties.

Gloves; . " ' _

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Sweaters. '

’ Suns tfiiii init. I

aps.

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1_-EL?

Suspenders. ` '_ ' 39|” '

I _ Umbrellas, f ‘c ,__ -_ --'A' ~\ Mufflers.

Made-to-0r_ilei Suits and Overcoats __ i _Really-to-Wear Suits and Overcoais 4-

Come and look over our goods, you will not be d_issappoinft_e_d. ___

$1-2

cLellan Bros r

'Nea r (flothcs.

TailoI's, Fiiriiislic-i's and Solo Ag:-.iifs for Lcli~ilimaiI’s Really,-t-_ou-A

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u . 1 ite showing of ailor fuinit `

TRY OUR JOB PRINTI G DEPT

entle and fearless of autos. ln- Ch,u,1uttutuwu_

qulre 129 Fitzroy Street.

1057-9-20l\l3Ipd.

i-:ti,.I_f."s.ALE- A- -oiiisgifc# HEATER.

Apply 38 Upper Hillsborough St.

1040-9-22M3ipd.

FOR SALE-SMALL COTTAGE.

Newly erected on Spring Street and Victoria Avenue. Apply 206 Graf

ton street. - 1014-9-18MsIad

FOR SALE.-AN OUT BUILDING 17

x 10 with pitch roof. This building

can be removed. Will he sold cheap. Apply to A. B. C. clo of Guardian.

. 1027-9-19Mtf

UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER.-FOR

sale, second hand* Underwood mac- hine In good order. Apply to “Mer- chant" Box 336, Charlottetown.

1082-9-22-M31

FOR SALE.-AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

on the premises on Saturday, the 4th day of October, A. D. 1919. all the hour of twelve o‘clock. 11200- beautifirl residence and lands ot Sir W. W. Sullivan known as "Briirhtorl Villa," and lately occupied as the Government House. PI'opeI‘lY Wm be sold in parcels. For further par- toculars apply to Gaudet & Haszard, Solicitors, Charlottetown. R. Beairs- to, Auctioneer. 1140-9-24-M10i

WANTED HELP--4,

MALE

WANTED AT ONCE--TWO COAT-

makers and] a 1lJ[l‘€IES;ll1&D.I§’01`m0nem

lg, App C e an ros.

wor y 1139-9-24-M3i

MAN wAN1'Eo To W-GRK ON

farm. Good wages- Aiden M°“5°- Kensington. 1106-9-23-m2i1Jd.

wAN1'Eo MAN 'ro wonI< oN A

farm. House and board _and other extras free and S0011 WBSBB 3° th” right man. Walter M. Lea, Victor- ia, P. 'E. I. 963-Siiltilidliit.

eAi.EsMsN cI1°v, -rowN on couN-

try, a full and exclusive line of whole root trees and P1811*-I. 101' garden, orchard or farm. Big earn- . _ s guaranteed the yell' f°\l°‘|~

gxaperleiice not necessary, we teach yo\i.Luke Bros., LImited.Nurserle». Montreal. ~ 6680-7-1MEws60l.

_ #_ . . r wANTi=.o -- 1'nAvEi.|.iNo newne- ' sentatlve, either sex. Mllii- M1689-

have Hlgh School education, ener- gy and ambition. Position would ad- mirably suit normal tralned teacher with scholastic exiwriouoo- Q0* salesmen are earning 52-000 A Y?" and upwards. salaryllld °°mmi°'

sion. E]xpsrience In salesmanshili not gina utely necessary, buitullletri' ing 'personality -and adalliub ll' 11' sentil\I.Permanont position and quick promotion assured to acceptable a'ppl`ican'ts. New and exclusive ter- rlotory. ADPPY slving full partic- ulars, use. education, l>\‘°V|°“° ploymsnt, references to Box .

I care of Culrtllan 0fllcii681.9_22,M&l".

letterheads, envelope; Viuiilillif cards, posters. Al kinds of Damllh' for your next order, for blllheads, let work done. Special prices on large quantities. The Job Prlntlnir Department of The island Guardian Publishing Co., 176 Kent Street-

features are added to the late

the a K keys that gives a new touch to this years fliemiiigton Typewriter. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S.

1134-9-24l\iEli

'rn .S omms w aN'rr-:D KE¥»§

TEACHER WANTED - PRIMARY

department Victoria school. Dis- trlct No. 60. Supplement voted $150.00. One with experience pre- ferred. Apply by letter or in PGP' son, lf possible. E. Boswall, Sec’y..

“THE MARCH OF PROGRESS.” EV-

eryyear .ue_w and altogether uniqui

Remington models. This year lt is

utomatlc settln Tabulator

HELP W A NTED-' ` FEMALE

WANTED AT ONCE ..GIRL ..FOR

general housework. Apply Mrs. E. A. Foster, 148 Cumberland Street.

998-9-18Mtf.

WANTED.--MA|D FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply 84 Fitzroy Si-_

1115-9-23-m3i

~w.AN1'so-MMI: -Fon -GENERAI. house work. Appiy 80 Uonor Prince streo\. soda-icmtr.

WANTED AT ONCE G~lRD FOR GEN-

eral housework. Apply MPS- E- A- Foster, 148 Cumberland Street.

998-9-18MtI.

WANTED A YOUNG GIRL AS

nursemuid by tho first of October. Apply to Mrs. Temple, 49 Long-

wortli Avenue. 1147-9-2412031-

WANTED.-GENERAL MAID TO G0

to Halifax. Small family. 89011 wages. References. Appiy.MrB- S. F. Hodgson, 15 Kensington Road.

_ 1102-9-23-m3l

GOOD WANE8 FOR HOME WORK- I Wo need you to make socks on the

fast easily learned Adio Knitief- Expiarieiics unnecessary- D15f\m<‘° immaterial. Positively no canvixss- lng, Yarn supplied. Part-ie\1i1l‘# ° M.. ii‘;"‘E ma.. °’

. At r o.. o - C ' u ° n 917-9-Maitiiiooosa

WANTED-oInI.s To LEARN oAP

making also girls, who have .1185 some experience at hand Sewing- gteady' employment and sood was- es guaranteed. EXD@l‘i°“09d operator; are earning from $15-00 to $24.00 por woon. Anrlv by letter and state how soon Y00 Call come. Eastern gist dos 0:12 C°-- - T , ova co ._ L"""°d’ mm 1049-9-zonsei.

WANTIED __________;._._-_------ wANrso ci-ioics Pnsesso I-mv.

ggi.; and p0ti_\t06!| ani' quantity' for ri .°:ri.:.i.“iz::=

. B 6 '

lr;{l;’¢f]yfl,'il;‘ii“iilingtonf3 uis-9-24Mei.

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this 1919 Exhibition.

Lleut. Governor McKinnon.

Exhibition.

sent at at future lime. .

vei achieved otherwise

ing urpon His Honor, Lleu=tcnantGo

His Honor after referring briefly _

the neat decorations and tasteful dis goods just us much as me maker of

play of the exhibits, went on to say u cueesu

ilillt lilfé EXhibi§i<;n W3? heldt 12"* i\lr._ Lea expressed the belief that

year un er ausp c ous c rcums anC'S- there is a. reat future in store for :i r- _ - P€I‘h=\DS U10 ilfemest i`e“S°n 101' rlculture hire. If the Island will bilit or Gerhard Heintzman pmnos and Get lhankfulness was in the fact that as double the umuuut of umuuctlou M the :result oi' the many liard battles will menu much It can be dune ,mu fought ill Elll'0D@ Which Om' P90919 especially by the production of good had taken a part in, we were mot I0* live stock can it be brought about. If gether once more in it time ol' peace. em,u1uye,.S. would but increase a Hb 'l‘lIis year would go down in history tle more the salaries of their helpthe as the year in which peace had been thought the present period of the high

signed. Victory had been won at

great cost, but nothing worth while “ded over when matters Wm again

exhibitions have been to the young

emo' ‘Macmnnon t° formally open exhibitors of live stock. The obiect

is to encourage him to get the best possible type of it producer to produce and consumer to buy. An exlilbllion

The Lieuifinam G°"e"“°r' -Hon' had no frills about it-it was an edu-

Ml1\`d°°h McK|““°“»_ was next culled cation. In reference to ilie liigh cost 0“ 10 Slienk and t° mvnlany open the of living he ointed out that the far-

Imer did not set the price but lakes

H19 H0110? eXD1`@55eli reg-"`e"t.mat the whatever price is offered by the mar-

weather for the opening was so dis- - - - was C0Si0l1l€1l'Y ill Wcem Veil” of knowing that these goods are as to have them present for the opening good as they ever were which is uum, “Hd lh@iI` 01959009 he felt was 5* gum] different in other lines of production thing. being profitable to the children such as dry goods' where ueoplehuve and of assistance to the management .` .bit t 215 Well- H9 h0Ded they W°“m be Dre' for a shoddy article. He believed

kets ol the world. Ii a man pays

li duces he, at least, has the satisl`aclion

often to pay a very exoi an price

that the manufacturers should be

to forced to stump the quality on their

”' cost of living might be successfully

adjust themselves.

was e ' . _ -

The next important reason for Af, I ti -b t nh R _

thankfulness was the result of our montegaiaecthznsopgninlée formalliiiggs

D ' ‘ .ure and

v_ be estimated, said he, what value the Pulls. handsome Chesterfield sets, car-

Pei SQ\181`6S. and is grand display oi f=1I10Y_ linens of all kinds, including table covers. scarves, made up cushi- ODB. etc. Another l`eaiure is llie dis- Play Oi hlmgiilgs in cretoiines, chintz and velours, etc. The passerby is charmed with the delicious music of the celebrated Gold -Medal phono- graphs, These instruments represent the highest point in phonograph ex- C9ll€,I10y and sell i`rom_$50 to $250 each. Altogether this splendid booth _is one which is well worth seeing.

R. T. HOLMAN, LTD.

A striking exhibit at the Charlotte-

town Fair this year is that of the ll. T. Holman Co., Ltd. They occupy a large space at the north en-.i of the building. This is the first time iii-It this firm have exhibited in Charlotte- town and they certainly have made 3 grand showing as a starter. The big feature of the exhibit is the display

hard-Heintzman phonographs,. Mr. D. S. Cluff, expert from the factory where these wonderful instruments are made-the largest piano factory ln Canada-is personally demonstrat- ing them. The pianos shown are of the Louis XIV and Sheradon design and beautiful examples oi' fine work- manship and delicacy of tone. R. T. Holman Ltd., also make a grand show ing of Chesterflelds, bed room suites com risin old ivor and French re

ggi., II ,I ,

undantly. True there had been good deal oi' wet weather, and com

but it was well to remember tha after nil we had never suffered a los yet on' that account. We had indeed much to bo thankful for. ` The fact had been mociwleil in the press a few days ago that the first broad gauge train had come through to Cliarlotletown. This, His llonor stated, was n matter which should have roused our pcoplo to outbursts ol' entliullasin .marking as it did an epoch in the history of the province. This event meant direct and continu- ous communication with the maln- land. It meant direct, importation and exportation of products and puts this province on a square basis with coin- petition from abroad. We can trust that ln future this Island will make

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plaints had been heard from some,

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labors. There had been o. great hai- ended_

vest in this province and every vari-

ety of product has brought forth al; THE CATTLE SHOW

The chief feature ofthe cattle show

L this year is the large collection of

S splendid dairy cattle chiefly of the

Ayrshire type. This has been obtain- ed by the co-operation of -the members of the P. E. Island Ayrshire Breeders Club. Among the exhibitors o`i Ayr- sliires this year are Messrs A. Mc Rao & Sons who are this year again at the front wi-th an excellent herd comprising seventeen animals in first cl:-iss condition. Among other exhibit- ors of excellent animals in this class are Mr. Ber-t R. Brown, of York, lllr. William Younker of Bracklcy Point H0210. Mr. Ambrose Rodd of Milton, Mr. Charles Robertson. Marshflelfl; Mr. C. T. Ferguson, Marshfield, Mr. Herb Love, Royalty; Mr. A. E. lIig=., Mount Herbert, Mr. Pope Noy, Hazel- brook, Mr. Roy"Bulpltt, Cardigan. Mr. D. J. Mullin, St. Peters, Mr. Edwin Reid, Rollo Bay and Colin Craig, Mid- dleton. It. may bo said truly that the exhibit of dairy cattle this year is highly creditable to tlis Province and greatly encouraging,-and this result has been obtained by means of coop- eration. ,

The exhibitors of Holstelns this'

year include Messrs Charles and A. Godfrey, who exhibit twelve head of very fine animals representing this class of dairy cattle.

Mr; -Roper 'of Royalty shows this

year twenty-five head of beautiful Gucrnseys, and there are exhibitors of Jerseys and other dairy cattle, to be noted later.

As to beef cattle Mr. Leard of Kel-

vin is again the chief exhlbltor of shorthorns, but there are others who show fine animals. .-

_ I

BEER AND WEEKS.

A firm that has been making hiflh-

Iy creditable shows at the Provincial Exhibition year after year is that of ‘Beer & Weeks, and their display ‘at their former stand on tho south sitio of the building this year is DSFNIDS the finest yet. They have an exquis-

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bedroom chairs, upholstered ln chintz and tapestries, and English willow three-piece mahogany suites. The ex- hibit is artistic and gives a good idea of the very latest in the articles shown. _

PATON do CO., LTD.

Paton & Co., Ltd., hiive been for

many years exhilii-tors at the Provin- cial Fair and are again represented this year. - _ They have a very neat, and artls-| tlcally arranged display of cretonnes, congoleum rugs. skrlm curtains, etc. which is creditable indeed to the per son who had the arranging of the booth,. Of course the show at the booth hardly begins -to give an Idea of the wonderful array of fine goods to be seen at Paton & Co‘s. store and It is here that the prospective purclias er of something "extra-special" In the way of anything in the dry goods line will find just what they have been looking for. ‘

MISS IDA WAUGHAN

One of the neatest little booths to

be found -in the main building is that of Miss Ida. Waughan who has some three hundred pictures In passe par- tout work 'displayed on the walls. T-here are many charming vlewsgin- cluding reproductlons of water colors old paintings such as Rembrandts, the famous Harrison Fisher girl plc- tures, 'landscapes and scascapes all

artistically finished in passe pawout by her own deft_.ha'nds. Miss nu- ghan is selling these pictures which are in various sizes. from 20 cents each to,$1.50. She is also takingiois der; for work in passe partout, such as diplomas, etc. A visit _ to this booth ’wIll be found Interestliig.

OTHER FEATURES

Tho Ladies’ Aid Society of the

Prince Edward Island Hospital are serving refreshments upstairs in the building. There is also a super- flulty table in aid of the hospital on .the first floor. _

_ The Y. M. C. A. has a rest room

Its Best _

Judges

Those best able tp, judge of the merits of a piano are those who ' ii I have possessed and i ' used one for malty; .,,,_,,__

years and have person-4 % , L aiiy put it to every test. ‘ ` ~`

in ‘ ' 'T

.., after a lifetime of steady use, a pérséiiif that they know of no piano that they would [Sidi-if to their own, then that piano must indeed beds good one. There are thousandsof _ow`ners of t

ihrinigman & Aditi.

° Granh nr

PM-lhtanii o,...,.i,. .

who, though they haye had it in their homes for many years, prefer it to all others.

The Heinfzman _Piano is built for alifetime. .-itsi

tone is permanent and does not deteriorate with age. it-is an investment for a lifetime with big dividends of enjoyment and satisfaction assuréli.

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M ILLER if S Silt into fn- P. E.IsIiii ’

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southeast corner is the 105th Com- forts (Zlrcle Booth.

A new feature -this year is the Vo-

cational Department showing the work douo by wounded soldiers. There are two branches-vocational training and occupational therapy. The examples of work done by wounded soldiers is really wonderful and no one should miss seeing them. Further reference to this booth will nppoir in a future issue.

Tho Crmaflian National Railways

have their booth on the ilrst floor as-. well as tho Dominion Experimen- tal Farm, lioth being splendid fea- tures of the Fair.

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Description _of_ other booths,

will appear next- issue. --.

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