‘I . t' » °

one or two

I § i;l’llNSLAli 9 Pen-Lax Tablets.

and_~clean§8 your system of its accumulated waste,

entl and without harm- Eul aéer effects.

Geta generous 25c tin

at our I_’enslar Store.

ABQ _VER __ ~'T“litI~l‘

a- tt- ~

f-ai

"fi,

is splendid” for a torpid, lazy liver. Two teaspoon-

ful in a lialf glassof cold water ha f an hour before breakfast, will makeyou - feel like a new person. It has no harmful effects. 30c and 60c bottles.

E. A. FOSTER

CENTRAL DRUGSTORE

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. o _~qt¢.I2"-‘.‘-_ --

Adds'

_ Zest

, . toFood

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3 I If Worcestershire

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BIRTHS

HARDING.-On Monday, at Graham's Road, to Gavin anti Mrs. Harding, a son' ' ‘ ' i»'."lIfi‘l»

sl' 1 l >__.

*ceeeteeeaeessaoa

it CLASSIFIED AIIvIIInIsIiIIIIINIs

¢¢`se¢..c‘e¢e eeoeoeaeeeeaeascsecaetse

' _ Aenifvrrs WANTED '

"’ _ I

eseeeeeesetloses

$%#$%

_ TEACHERS WANTED

_ Fon sans

FOR 8ALE TWO YEAR OLD RE-

gistcred shorthorn bull, A.E. Long, Mit. Edward Road. 100-8-7M6ipd.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN A RUB-

ber tired Gladstone wagon, good as new. Apply to John H. Gill.

7500-8-6M3iptl

FOR SALE - A DOUBLE HOUSE

centrally located with all modern improvements, Write "K" cle , Guardian Oillce. 140-8~7Mtt.

DEBIRABLE FARM AT FRENCH- i tort. 100 acres, well watered and situated for nil purposes. Apply R.

Rhynes, Dunstaftnags. .' 6071-7-12-Mti

FOR SALE--FORD CAR, RUN ONE

season, in good repair. Apply to R, D. McDonald, Gicnilnnun.

> 105-8-7M6lpd.

FOR SALE. I OFFER MY FARM

containing 83 acres at Little River, Lot 56. For particulars apply to Agnes McDonald, Little River, Lot

_ 56. 130-8-8‘M5ipd. ,_ _ __ _

FARM .FOR SALIE FIFTY ACRES

excellent land, buildings, in good condition. Sold with or , without crop.Apply James Morgan. Auburn.

134-8-8I1VI12ptl.

FOR SALE 212' ACRES OF LAND

sitnate on Marsh Road, Lot 40, Klng's County. Apply to McLean & McKinnon. Solicitors Sec., Royal Bank of Canada Building, Char- lottetown, P. E. I. 7450-8-4M6i.

HANDBOME RESIDENCE FOR * sale. l<‘ormcrly.known ns the Am-

erican Consulate, corncr Water and 1lav.ila,ntl Streets will be olioretl by public auction. August 16th 'nt 12 e'cleck noon ii not previously dis- posed oi by private sale. For par- ticulars apply to Haszam & Gaud- et, Solicitors. } I 10A-&7|M,‘tf.

, LOST

LOST IN VIOINITY OF POWNAL

St. a rubber boot. Finder please leave nt Guardian Oillce and receive

reward. , 7486-86M3i. WANTED

WANTED T0 PURCHASE--FOX

ranch or small farm containing ranch or suitable location to build. Apply to J. L. Maynard, Northam.

7456-8-4m8iE7ipd.

wAN1'z`D-scHooNEns on sIvIALL \ lteamers to carry coal from New

Csmplrellton to P. E. I and New foundland ports. Prompt loading Anglo Coal Co., 309 Charlotte St. or New Campbellton. Victoria Co.

‘ 8459-6-Bllllti. ~ -- BALECMEN CITY, TOWN OR COUN~

try, n full and exclusive line of whole root trees and plants, for garden, orchard or farm. Big earn- ings guaranteed the year round. Experience not necessary, we teach yon.Luke Bros., Limlted,Nurserles, Montreal. _ 6680-7-1MEws60i.

WANTED TO RENT-A HOUSE IN

good location, nntl with mctlcrn conveniences. Would tnltc three years lease oi II suitable house. Ito- quiredby ilrst of January but would take earlier lf'Inors-convenient. Ap- ply by lcttcr, L. Engineers' Oillcc, Marine Dept. 127-8-8M6iDd

IIELP WANTED-

FEMALE -

WANTED A MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply 74 School Streat-

. 131-8-8M6ipd.

wAN‘r¢D.-A MAID Fon GENERAL

housework in small family; no washing. Good waxes. AI1iilyG\lHl'd°

" nm 0m¢¢_ 7491-8-6M3l * WANTED-'A MA-ID WHO UNDER-

stands cooking. no washing. 01° highest wages Bild £0 “Shi DHFW- Apply in person to Mrs. Frank F. Tuplin, Bummerslds, P. E. I.

7119-7-18Mt!.

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TEACHER WANTED.-FOR PEM- -broke school, .nunrber 144. Liberal supplement. Apply Alex Graham, Gasporcaux. ‘ 7460-8-5M6ipd

TEACHER WANTED SECOND

class for Ten Milo House, Liberal

_ Supplement. Apply James McNally

secretary . _ 7438-8-2M7iptl

TEACHER WANTED, FOR HAZEL

Grove School No. 103. Supplement $100. Apply to Angus Nicholson. Secretary, 7473-8-SMGI.

TEACHER WANTED FOR NORTH-

am School. Fi_rst or second class. $75.00 supplement. E. Maynard, Sccrctaify. 7428-8-2M7lpd.

WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH-

or for Bonshuw school. Supplement $75.00. Apply- to Jolni McManus secretary.

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WANTED TEACHER FOR WEST

St. Peters Luke School. Supple- mont $75.00. Norman MacDonald, Sccrctai-y. 118-8-8M~iiptl.

WANTED TEACHER FOR BURTON

(Lot 7) School No. 38. Supplement $60.00. Jerry Dalton, Secretary.

121-8-SM6l`pd.

TEACHER WANTED-FOR ANNAN-

dalo School, No 135. Supplement voted $60.00. Midsummer vacation. George E. Saville, Scc'y Trustees, Annandale, Lot 56, King's County, P. E. Island. 7459-8-4Ms6i. _ -.._____._._____.._. ._=

MISCEIJLANEOUS soon PA-srruns. one IvIII_E I=I=toM

city, water. Phono R-65.

7501.3-o-Mstpti

CAR FOR HIRE.---R. B. CAKES -

Stand, The Two Macs Drugstore. Phone 315. Residence. 153 Great George street. 7344-7-20-M12ipd

form within 10 miles of tho city

plying to Box 446, Charlottetown.

7317-7-28Mtt.

ANV ONE WANTING A GOOD

with crop, stock und machinery ii desired. can get particulars by ap-

7:I2o-7-zsnaotpti.

WANTED 1[EL]?._~

MALE

-WANTED-A MAN To oo _I;:I;I;

i'uI'nlslIctl by F. ll. Mc(’nrdy _anti Co., tho Montreal Sitit-it l']xt:lnInI-Cc.) Atch . . . . . . . . . 02% 91751 A. F.... 11-! .-no 83% 84% ct-ni. 74%- 74% (lruv. .. l7l5‘/it C. P. lt. ._ .. 156%

181

M. N. P. ._

106%

Stu ..

08%

. 126'/4 120|/Q

......-" 105%

1137/it '

C-157 l 80 'M4 105 BQ

3??<T°F~'F°

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X0'/I 114% _

IN Itinoittnr r

In memory of our son Sorsl. F- V-

Lyntls, killed in action, August ilth

1'. _

NOTICE FOR THE' BEST SATISFAC-

tion in piano tuning anti repairing musical instruments sent your order to Prof. Marcou, Newson Building

Charlottetown. Phone 5-4~%_7_11Mtt

JNO. ALFRED MCDONALD. PROVIN-

H \l.li<`\X, August 7.-The steainc

dal Land surveyor' R' R' No` 3’ Ortliino with troops nbozirti is duo to s°“"15' T°l°Ph°”°°°°"“°°M°“- arrive at this port tomorrow.

. l.”3.ll§ ..»‘."M‘ll`2I..°.lf.i'_ "‘“”’ ‘° M” IN1IMEsorerIttfPRiPARf -I T 1440-8-2mm. l‘0l1wAR--IN SUMMER -=.~?‘° |

RETURNED SOLDIER CANVASSER _ -._-. _.~_~_~_-_'_\\-,‘.',‘,',-I,;l;-

ommission can curn easily s ~ "; Q

on c 'I ` ` `; $4.00 per tiny. Must. ho live wire. Ap- 3 :_ ~ 1-* ply personally Guardian Oillce. 1 ' .»

7322- - _ ,' ,_ I ~ I .

'Izsrvitr 2 _'__ _/_;!_I_ _

siocit ouon-IIoNs

iIAl1ll“AX, /\-IQTTST 7-_(Q\l0tmi‘7“§

.' THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

public worship on Sunday August 10. Tryon 11 a. m. Appin Road 3 p. m. Crapnud 7 p. yn. Mr. -Metcalfe at Vic torin 3 p. ni.

lottetown Driving Club are going t

citing as aIIy held in recent years.

ALD:-tMrs. James Paquet, Souris is visiting-in town, the guest of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Colvcy, Court Street

oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ilowlcy, Little Bras d'or.

PERSONAL

l\’ir. li. P. DuchcnIl'n,»-Sydney is

visiting Charlottetown his native city.

Mr. James E. -Harris, architect left

yesterday lor Halifax where he will be on business for several weeks.

Misses Mabel and Miriam Worth

city, went to Tryon yestcrtlay to spend their vacation.

Mrs. Charles Bauer, Brooklyn, N.Y..

has arrived in the city on a visit to her father Mr. A. J. Dougun. \

Ml:-Is l{.ItlicI‘iIIo Macloiiliaii, t-ity, rc

turned yesterday alter spending II ver) pleasant vacation iII Si. lilcniiors the guest of Mrs. Ilonry W. (IoInplon_

..1_..

Mrs. (Capt) J. J. Murchison, city

and Mrs. ’»'v'nI_ Finlayson, Point l’rinI have returned from ti visit to Malpe que. whcrc tht-y wore guests ol ltcv, J. M. anti Mrs. Murcliisoii.

Mr. J. D. Butler ot’ this city wht.

recently returned from overseas, lofi this wcck- fog. Caney, Kansas, whcrt he will visit his brotlicr, Il_cv. F. L. Butler.

Dr. Dougnltl Llcll who was i'ornIori3

:I star hockey player in tho .~\lIcg wells is liomc froin lialtitnoro on II visit to his Inothcr. lir. Licll is prac- tising dentistry iI\ llaltiinorc.

_,___

Mrs. B. D. Rogers anti two littlv

daughters, Frances and Margaret, nrc lvisiting Mrs. ltoger‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A_ Lawsoii. and her sister Mrs. R. li. llogcrs, city. '

MI'. A. E. Vesscy, formerly Inari-tiger

of the Hank oi' Nova Scotia, Summer- sldo, and now ot' the hraiich at St. Stephen, N. Ll., is spcntllug his holi- days in the city. llc is roglstcretl at The Russ.

and Mrs. Boyd Oi’ Port Arllnir, motlier anti sister of Mrs. (lIev.) R. G. Strathit» who were here with the latter during lIer_lllness and tloutli lcavt- ttnnorrow morning on return to their homes.

Mr. Frank Matson of llaliiax. has

arrived lII Clinrlottctown to tnke

DrII Store Mr Matson roccntly r

served for some time, anti his many friends in this city are delighted to see him looking so woli.

S.S. Grtlulla

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Mlnard’s Llnlment thi' sale everywhere

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Puts vous costin .sToR`E.*! ,

,_ _LY O N 'S .;coAI. nussrzrrr

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THERE are several rea- »

sons _w;hy- you.

should buy your winter coal during the summer months. The most im- portant one is that .you will thereby effect a con- siderable saving of money _--and then there may bc a notable shortage of coal just when you are in need of it. Who can tell?

C. LYONS St C0.

friends."

Mln|rt|'s Linimsnt Guru lurnlt IN'

‘122pd,_ ________“_ __ ._*»______

1918. _

"Greater honor hath no man than, rf

that he lay down his lite for his Ph one In Queens wh,

THE THREE HEAT PLAN makes _

fast racing. See every heat Ii. race " next Wednesday at the Scottish Sports. ' li.

Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick will conduct

put on their very best at the Scot- tish Sports next Wcdnesday. We pre- di`c‘r. that'-the racing will fully equal that of June 25th-which was as ex-

' ll.

A MEETINGOI'-"'Ti-IE P.E.i. FLOR- AL s.ssociation,'wlli' hc iiclti in Dr. Pethir:k’s oiilcg (above Messrs Paton & Con\pai‘Iy's store) at eight' o’clock this evening. all members anti all those interested in beautlfying our

town are invited to attend. Matters iny connection niltli the annual flower events and \vim,¢,-s_ show will be nrrengctl. 135

'SAYS THE NORTH SYDNEY HER- '

Mrs. Panuet wus the guest of honor at a delightful outing hclti 'by the Ladies Auxiliary ot the A. 0. H., at .|\_ |1v[¢[,@0¢I_ am, - “Kilarncy Lodge." the beautiful home

Tnvon ME'rHonIs'I' cII=IcuI1'- _ _,__

Some ~ _ enditl New Material Uncovereti llalpenny ' ' ave Fine Exhibition in Pole Vaulting.

The Athletic Sports last cvcning

were witnessed by iuily seven hunti- red people nnd were pronounced “ex- csllent.'_’ All the events were Inost in- tently followed and there was not a

We dull-minute. Features ot the

ing were the presence oi out-of-

town eittries who pepiormed brilliant- ly and the exhibition pole vault by Wm. Halpenny who easily clcarctl 10 feet.-“Jim Pendcrgast is to hc congratulated on bringing iII Mac- Donald nnd Gale from his vicinity, both were winners. Gale is ti grad- uate of Wesleyan University and is a crack runner. The following were tho

One Hall Milo Bicycle

, This was :I gi-cat race George Walk- - er beating oIIt,Gt-orgc l’rowsc by only » tour inches.

G. Walker lst. G. Prowse 2nd.

Time 1.12 3-5.

2.20 Yards Dash Handicap

This was a great sprint and the

iinish was vory close.

Younker 1st.

McDonald, tlicnsington) 2nd.

Janiicson, 3rtl.'

Tlinc 25 sctztmtls. .

Boys Fla°e 100 Ya"ds

Wood, 1st. Anderson, 2nd.

. Power, ilrtl.

Tlino 13 2-5.

8.8_0 Yards Run _ .

Won by Gortlon (lule of Summer-

iidc. Gale is a iinlshtetl runner anti

'_ won by n good nI.IrgIII. Tho race be- ____ ____

ween liugh (‘.aIIIpln_~li anti li;II'I',v laniioson for svtfoiitl \\':ls vcry close tIId vcry :~IlIIblIorIIly i'oIIght ont. Juni- eson won scconti, Cuinpbcll 3rd. l`imc 2.11 li-5. <

Shot Put

There were seven tzoinpotitors in his cvcnt which was won by l<‘ullon Janiphell wlil1,II put of 321 lt. 5% iII.

A iloiiovan :I0 ft. 5 in. second.

J._ Stanley, 20 ft. 3 in. thirtl.

2 Mile Bicycle

There wcro thrco sl.arttIr.~I viz (l.

\VullteI', ltoy l’rowso and K. Mciicotl. l`hcv look tnrlls paicing uIItll the last

D sli was close. Walker getting the lct‘.isioII. l"ro\\'so socontl.

Timo 5 min. -i0 seconds.

The High Jump

_ - --~.--~~ --_,L .__

The High Jump was a very prt-tty

‘~xhibiiion and was won by a returned Iriillcryinnti "lion" -Mullins. lion got I great chccr from lilo spectators lor

TWILIGHT SPGRTSIPROVED ‘ A GREAT SUCCESS

'with tlic (‘nlt'tloIIiaIi Sports next Wed-

II 'when the sprint liogaii. 'i`lIt: ilII-‘

his neat jumping.

Lou 'Mullins 1I-It. 1-‘. Campbell 2nd, G. Gale 3rd. Height 5 it. 2 in.

120 Yards Hurdles

The Hurtllo race was the most in-

teI"estiIIg of all-all the competitors succeetlctl in getting ovcr the wootlon olistticies. liubtert Mcllunalti of Kon- sington woII by four feet from George Gale, Campbell third.

Time 20 1-5 seconds. The -ith Rcgiincnt Band supplied

excellent music.

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Entries lor Races

Next Wednesday

The following are the classes and

cntrics for ilorso Races in connection

ncstizty Iittcrnoon.

CLASS A TROT AND PACE

Colorado L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2.10 Ililtla S. 2.16 licicn Il. `.’ ‘A Ilunholin 2: _ Brenton II. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

CLASS B. PACE Omu 2.25 Ed. Locanda . . . _ _ . ... . . ._ _ 2.111% Tho Abcgwcit .. . 1! 1/A AnI.:IIs Dillard . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

Coniinotlorc K.

CLASS C. TROT AND PACE

Bruziliaii Tom.

\Vili`ritl‘ llal. -

Union l’rincc

' ilcion C.

Qin-t»nit~.

(-2IIt=uII Alva and othcrs.

KC 2-Z-}~ *-13.3 be

FF: cc w_ X

::BOYS COTTON TWEED pants

with braces. Ages 2 to 6. Saturday 50 cents. Moore & McLeod Limited.

1.'_i1l-i~l-.\`M‘_’i_

WEDDING B_ELLS

A vcry prctty wutltliiig was solvni-

nizctl at St. DIIIIstun’s Caliictlral on August Glh, wlIcII Annie Vcronicu cltlost tlnuglitcr ol' Mr, and Mrs. Isaac limit-.cite ol this city was united in the holy liontls oi' inntI'lnIoIIy to Alyre S, Arsciiaiiilt ol' Wt-llingtoll.

The hritlu \vlIo was ‘given away by

hcr fatlII:I°, wore a lItIuIItll`ul Iravcl- ing suit of Taupe silk with hat to Inntcii, with white iurs. Sho carried a bridal hoquct ot` white caI‘uIItions, while hor sister Alvina acted as brldesmuitl, wore a becoming ‘frock oi blue silk poplin, anti carrier] pink car- nations. Alyrc J. Arscnaiilt. cmisin ot' thc groom Iictcd as groomsinan. They rcccivcd many usolul and costly gills. both being vvry popular. Tboy loft oII thc noon train for Montreal and other Cttuatliziii Izitlcs. "l`lIc Giiurtlinn oi`t`crs 1'clit:i‘tatioIIs.

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\ I . 6': [H -y . » _y'{;<L,,_ L£§w,__U;,J

_1919{ ' J _ - . _ . 'mn'cn1nm'rn'rows euannnin ' ' ' __

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If-'on' THE BOY wi-Io Biitiiilisi »

Eagle Brantl lays thc i`otIII<lation for licalth--stores

up strength nntl vitality-wlicrcvcr Naturc’s nourishf mt-nt pI'o\'cs iiiatlcqtiatc. I -_

More sturtly yoIII1;;stcr.s have liccn raised On Eagle Brantl tluring tht' last till yours than on all otherv infant gootls t`tIIIIliiIIt'tl. H V

Eziglt- liraiitl l\;IlIit~s :»lil1\V is on the Iabc A

Iiurntal, lIt‘I1lllIy g;rtI\\ ill, liccziilsc ' lffagltr iirzintl ls. t'tiIIIposctl of pure Inilk anti rt>t`Int~tl sugar and 'supplit-s at all tiInt<.~‘. 11 \\'holc- sotnc tlcpcntlalilt: hotly liuiltling

food.

Six Canadian Factories

Borden Milk Company, Limited

_ Montreal Vancouver

Be sure the Eng#

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Mrs. stewart of the Uttlten stat.-t, 12 I-LP. on Draw Bar .

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. _ 24 H.P. for Belt \Vork

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A the market

I standard. `

cost for power.

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position in Johnson & Johnson’s , ` iI;,l.§',' `&`

fr- ° ’ It! _ `

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Hap y Farmer Tractor

not only proves its high ef- _

to ~=

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*"4-.t ft

kttlnhiis

QVER and over again since first placed on

the Happy Farmer Tractor

demonstrated its superiority m contest

after contest. In a hard test at Columbus, Ohio, this tractor established the record for low fuel consumption and low cost of `

tractors were in competition. -

its nearest competitor was 21% higher. Standing alone the results of this test would mean little. So frequently are those performance ,rec-

` ords repeated, however, that

they may be accepted as

operating. Twenty

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Farmer Tractor

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turnctl from ovtrst It when ho had _ '\ _.0 >____ _--_._.P,J\_._

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-it '-leer--f A \ / e /off ifo- yh .m,_ --H '_ ,,; _ :.5 __ . ,.-.-4.-_=_§<,}__f%_ ‘.-li r‘17 ']'U A A; -~.~"'..“'- ° ~°"~- - T ` rl-,`_ .- -I ._ 9-I~_r-!_ ,V-'_ .: _ ._ -a _ t \

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Beats All Others for.Low Cost of Operating

without condensation. This engine gots the last 'kick- of power out oi' cheap coal oil.

The ignition system works automatically and uses

current only at thc cxzict. instant of contact, thus insur- ing long life of the batteries.

The simple transmission gears anti tlificrcntial gears,

running in a bath ot` oil, waste least power hctwccn motor and

_ iinal tlrivc. This means greater

power on thc draw-bar. Still further saving ol' power is as-

I sured by light weight. __

These typical features oi" cf-

ficicncy and economy mean; _

draw-bar in relation to thc size of the engine. It means Inorc horsepower for your money; '»_

With only 3 700 lbs. weight it

. » »

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ficiency in the most exacting of tests, but it gn es entire satisfaction year in and year out at lowest

It has a remarkable kerosene motor designed to per-

mit quick passage of the fuel mixture into the cylinders

develops 2,000 lbs. draw-har pull-pulls tlircc 1/l-inch plow bottoms at an average tlopth ol' 8 inches. Why

pay a l_%i;1irIcc for a heavy, cumbersome tratftor when the ligh 'eight liappy Farmer will do thc work? Anti it will tio it at the low iirst cost and low maintenance cost of a light tractor. _

Our illuslralrd literature ,ty'IIt's full fiarliculars of the

` Happy Farmer Traclofs adv/an1a_t't‘s. lVrI`lc for it to-day.

_ ____-,__ *__ ~Y _ __ _ _V 0 In 0 ‘ The Renfrew Machinery Co., Limited Head Office and Works-RENFREW, Ont. Eastern Branch-V-Sussex, N.B. Other lines : Renfrcw Crmm Srjmrators, 1?cwfrmII 1x't.'ro_vvnr lrffzgiws, Rmfrcw Trurk Smles

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ccptional horsepower oir the ‘