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IJ. G. Jamieson, wife and Charlottetown. returned on tli¢lan;ll,¥-1 thumberiand last evening from 9, vlslt to Halifax. _, ,___ _

Miss Annie l1iiotn§_'¢`;|e,;,f .the wH,t_

reuses at the Davies, ,swan -.prsscnlsd by the guests of tiiat~"-hotel, with a l0¢ Ol Chin” fll5h€H. and u compli- m°“'~’"Y ‘*d'"‘=“» 0Il:_Sf\¢\\1'_<iHy last. Miss Buote is leavin -the hotel to be come one of the przlllcipals in an in. teresting event early next m0nt;h__ Pat. ‘

Bahy’s ilaeii Became sa Mass of Humor

ii,

Parents Decided He Could Not Be Cured. “Cuilcura" Soon Made His Skin Perfectly Clear.

A Toronto man. Mr. Iiolmrt .\I:i.nn, 0175145

Queen Bt. East. snys; "finr boy uns iiorii ill Toronto on Oct. 13, lililii, :ind when tlirvo months old a slight rush uppunrcrl on his

rlicr-ic. \\'ha1. apiniarori io he 1; \'.'.zi1-_r bil.-'1.cr would

' __ form. \‘~'Ii1:n il. broke, J’ main-r \.'<1nl1i run out v sluriiiiglil'-I' bil\=t1~r.~= uiiiil

/ liis 1-nliro 1.11-0, in-:ul and

'. `_>."ii4 11 :Io in buii nrnl irii-d

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____ ._ r_i__._n_.i _,____i__._1:§;ii.___.i_i_x.ib_HiY ’ n.| iid in iii' suffering und

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_llr-ii~~1 n|.iui~-l p1ii_ fliu i:nn|.1 1:-1_1 1 iv11i‘.‘i|l~a1on<:. 'l`i11‘ f:i.1|1.l_\' ilocion l1r_e- r:'riiu~fl 111.' ri. 'l`li1.s dnl

i1oi__ df_i_.'.'|i -ioili so \\'_|i ion c 11:11 ni~'iii1i.

He was ircsicd ai# :-11 11.1:--ifiiif-1:1 iiilvo a week and he gm \\~f1r_-1-_iri11\»i1;11.e. \\'ei11~~:i cllled in aiiotin-r 1|o1~_i-ir:1ri'l iiisu/ii; of s. \\'rii‘.l< the boy wav, io nil :1l»'ii»;11‘i1,§y1»<, 1-:ire-rl mid the doct<;i'_s1iiri__i1;;= \'._'o.!. nu-' ~1_11i___. ilu: tho very ncx 1s_\' i io.-;1eo,1n. zu. nu ii.: ever.

"We1iocIrie1i that ii 1-1111111 boi ini cured

and must run I1.-1 1‘r1i1r..- i1111:_ ~.-1 no _|11-1 kent his arms lnin1i:i':ud 1_o_ 11.' fur- in prvv<~11i ins tearing his ilu.-'li_ iI1'\'f`11ii1~|i\.1_ lhiiiin-flies

yrese rci-_o0rr;{_ncni|_rii_ liz- _~'1".1‘11-1| usnig ihiziu n my 1 .uni _»-non 21,:1-ii'e\-.':ii‘1-oinlie_o.

gullgills mi1fio_l1i#i ,-:Lin |11~rfv|~i_lv <~l_r-nr and e eniirrv rec 1111.1 I-ni 1' iii |i:<e1iSo.

(Signed) l'.o:-nrt Mann, [lilly I1, 11110.

ln anotncrir-il1»r,1ls1i~~i .Iuf1e2n, 1911, he

1|sdds_:J_".'\_f_v lio_'.'_ lin? r1_1-';rI- had uny more rou e s nec usiiig .'1iiir1ii’a.'

50:' more iiin__n 11. x:cn_§:r;1|_i/1_1 (_‘.uiiriira Soap

lin liliimcni. invu 11:`or1 " i :1-_ most :nic- cessful |r1~:1_1i1n-ui for -:liin iiiiii ::1~:i.lp iroulilvii Of infants. ri|i_i'|ni11 :ind uviui|.»i. \ :aii11:|r\.<|‘|. is often _~n1|li1‘1»‘|iL. /ililioiigil ::o|i| Irv drug-

mils _and ririnii-rg. ilii_on:!i1n_»it_i!1o \_vorl_;|, u

era ssinnn o vin' 1, \\'iIi I1!-|i_ 11111 on

§lie_sicii1__ will i\>1~_ (11:-nl (rec. uri n|11il2‘1i_Iioi\_Jlo ul ."1" ‘flirt * '»1\‘11'. Jury. .'.' ‘o um us Avo.. ilo~i|fui.'U. ri. A. ' Q

\ :-lioiriilf-1'# \-.1‘n- u |u':1~4~i of

\, m .<r'ni».- nn'1_ \'i1i|_i'uuld not \ I _. 1-~‘ 1! |»._--‘i11'l-: of river skin. I

I) ,'/'- \\1‘ .Sri .ioi l.n'1o wiiut

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residence of P. Kukn, Cole Harbor, of Miss Elizabeth Clifford, aged 73. Iltliss Clifford is survived by one 515-- ter, now residing in Prince Edward lsland. N.B. Exc._

A. J. and b_/lrs. gelesod, who have

been visiting in C arlottetown, left yesterday morning on return to their iiome in the Hawsiln Islands. They were accompanied by Mrs. McLeod's parents, John and Mrs. Ross, who will Visit their daughter in Boston.

-Rev. John L. Dawson ol St,

John is visiting in Summerside the guest of J. W. and Mrs. Cs1n,sek_ Mr. Dawson, who came to Summer- -side Saturday night, assisted in the Methodist Church service Sunday evening, and will remain until Wed- Il€SdB~y~ His son Chesley, who accom- panied him, returned to St. John yesterday,

A wide circle of friends iii Char-

lottetown and throughout this 1’ro- vince will lcarn with regret of the un- expected death of Peter Mc- (lrnth, which occurred at his home yesterday after a short illness of paralysis. Mr. McGrath conducted business in Hunter River for some years lint since his retirement has 'niade his home in Charlottetown. The funeral will take place tomorrow at 2.45 to St. Dunstan's Cathedral

ig s, Mayo

Lyons,D. O. M. Reddin, Sextus Mc- Licllan, J. J. Johnstone, Maurice Blake.

oodb

Sarsaparilla

Acts directly and peculiarly on the blood; purifies, enriches and revitalizes it, and in this way builds up the whole sys- tem. 'lake it.

There is no "just-as-good" medicine.

lull!! nn having Hood'l. Gel lf UGLY. _ _ U The Guardian is indebted to J. I..

Thomson, Charlottetown. now ln Scotland, for recent copies of the Scottish Weekly Record.

Dr. P. Conroy, (Liiarlottctown, _ re-

turned last night on the express from Edmonton, where he had been attend- ing n meeting of the Canadian Medi- cal Association. l~Ic was acconipalned by his son Fred R. Conroy, of North Battlelord, Saskatchewan, Attorney- at-law, who \vill visit at the home of his parents. 1

thongs to R_ C_ o¢meg¢ry_ The pa11._liome. They will soon depart for licarers will be John Hi he i"

-Charles and Mrs. Warren _ of

Minneapolis, Minn., who have been visiting R. (‘. and Mrs. Lea at Park- side Farm., Tryon, have gone to North River, Mr, Wai-ren’s formcr

Boston and New York to spend the winter. Mr. Warren has noticed a marked iniiirovement in the Province and feels proud of his birthplace. He went to Minneapolis about 30 yeurs

A ___e_________t event took _naw ____ the ago and hns been very sncces¢.ful.J.

15th inst ut the home of Geo. W. 1 _ _ Macleod, 46 l.ongworth Ave Chariot- Af; ;I;».,}\3"(|l.,(:,€,s,§:t,Lh tcmwn' when Mlm Bessie A' Juhn' dent' odciiri‘e<iyto1la at\tl1 Ll"iTlli ston of Uiinrlottetown formerly of wh rf her gk. _ YN I ' 6_1 _ ) C Brookfield was united in niiiriagc if (_ __¢‘- \ _illicr _ ss1_1n_ . oinsnn with _Ivan R. Brown of New Glasgoui abnfe _“fm llmce l“d“’““l ISl“"‘l N. B. son Ui Robert Brown Stanley ;'_l_E_ds“ '?(‘_’_I_?BB_j;'st__*_’;"‘l__S‘;tl‘;'_

ll_reiiil;.___y lthhec l;fl:i_l_‘_1ei_;|_z_ete _ueagtizeéligéf th; gfoveriimeiit crane _nt the public ing present. The Rev D. Mcliegi per- ‘;’_*:r_ t" “"1"” his wig?" Mr' formed the cerniony. 'l'hc bride re- 10 "5"" 'md t0 ,p""'°'3d I" thc Rob' eeived many presents iimong which ‘“- Jolie” & _whilmnn ‘vhaff ‘U “[1” were several cheques and ii beauti- wad' U" hi” "°l-“"" ff' l5_h°__i'“‘l’l‘_'¢ ful cut glass and silver salad bowl wharf lie wus struck by his gib sail from the Choir of '/Zion Presbyterian "iid k"0°k°d "‘»"`i”hf"li"l f"_\<lHS_ Chef? (_iii1li'ch oi iviiicii the bride was a ineni- 'WHS 11 _hC9~"y Cllfl'Cllt_ Villliilili-T lf \‘<'f\S her for several years. Immediatcly inipossiiile to siivc liiui. 'i‘iie body has ,liter a \I'c;lding hrenkfast M1'. and ‘not been recovered. He lr-uvesu wid- llirs. Brown left on thc Northumhor-- 11\v and seve1'nl small children, John- land for their future home in New son wus the owner and ski1\D€‘1'0lll\0 (ilusgow, N. S. schooner Eiiiina "

I INFANTUM

A FATAL DISEASE DF YDIIND CHILDREN DURING THE

SUMMER MONTHS. .!_..__

Mothers should look well after their

children during the hot summer months, as this is the time of the year this trouble is most prevalent.

if any of your children become troubled

in this way it will not psy you to experi- ment with some new and untried remedy.

Get one having stood the lest of' time. Dr. Fowier’s Extract of Wild Strawberry has been on the market for over 65 years, and we have ye! to bear of a case of Cholera lnfanlum it has not cured.

Mrs. Edward Sharp, Norton Dale, N. B.,

writes:-“I have three children, and with them l have used Dr. Fowler's Extras!! of Wild Slrawberry with the greatest of re- sults. Two of them had Cholera lnfantum last summer, and couid not keep anything on their stomachs until l gave them some of the Extract. I have also used it on several other cases, and would not be without it in the house "

‘_ Price - 85 Cents.

Manufactured only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto. Ont. _-l-*__* ly

-A. C. and Mrs. Burrows, Des Moines, arrived by the Empress last ` night on a visit to relatives in Sum- iiierside. J.

-Miss Eva Brehiiut, of Edmonton,

who has been visiting in Summer- side for the past few weeks left on return Saturday morning.J. ,

The property of Dennis Metlunid.

Charlottetown, was offered for sale today by Auctioneer Boisner. The bakery property was bid in for $1500. The cottage on Brighton Avenue sold for_ $505. The building lot on Doug- lus St. sold for $155.

` have returned to Moncton after spending a few weeks in Alberton the guests of Rev. H. B. 1.1. and Mrs. Strothard.-A.

-Before Stlpcndiary Wright ni. Al- berton on Monday Mrs. E. J. Larkin was iflned $100 and costs for viola- tion ol the Prohibition Act. The case was conducted by Prosecutor Phil- lips.--A.

Levi J. Phillip was a passenger to

Halifax yesterday returning from a visit to his old home in Brackley Point and friends in Summerside. He was accompanied to Chnrlottetown by his mother, Mrs. A. J. Phillips, where she will visit friends.

The C. G. S. Brant, which is at

present on a tour of the lighthouses around this province, left hlumnier- side yesterday morning, proceediiig_ west. She has on board seven hundred I cases of oil and other supplies mid I besides her lighthouse work she will, give the gas buoys their midsummcr"’ cleaning while en route.

There passed away into her etcrnnl

and peaceful rest on July 30th, 1912, Margeret MacKennzie beloved wife of l’etcr Maol‘iicl`son of Vancouver, ll. (‘ and daugiiter of the late Murdoch Mc- Kenzie of Garfield, l’. E. I. Deceased lived a good Christian life and was n consistent member of the Presi1¥\@1'- inn Church for 14 years. ellie leaves to mourn a sorrowing husband and two daughters. Burial took place iii Vancouver B. C. -Cor.

son, A. A. i\’leKny, were in (‘har lottetown yesterday on their return to Kentville, N.»S., \viicre they limi been visiting John W. and lJ. 1'. Me- Kay, of the Nova Scotia (‘1ir1'iagc and Motor Company. Mrs. lVlcl<'ny's sons. They had been in Kcntville for two wenlis and during their visit enjoyed ii motor trip througli the Annapolis Valley and report that ecc- tion as looking its best nt this new son uf the year. They left for Diiiidns on the ufternooii train.

The August number of the Church Extension, the official orilllfl Of I-hi* (Iiiurcii Extension Snclctv of \\‘iiicii

Mrs. L. McKay, Dundas. and her I

In the I. Tennis Chamlllfm' Rev. Dr. Kelly, formerly of ('har-

Shll’ at Vlcl»0"|9» Park V9Sl50l`dBY alter' lottetown. is the founder and presi- noon the ge“uem°“'s singles and dent. and to which reference was doubles were completed' the IH" game made in these columns recently ron

The death occurred yesterday at the _ _ c H 0 L E R A -Miss Leatch and Miss Jones ;__ Y' ' _

A Dainty, Deiious. 1

Delight If I

for the Summer days Jien the palate is tired of he meats- -and soggy pastries

WITH FRESH

Being made in Biscuit form prepare a delicious, Shredded Wheat and fruits. shreds of the biscuit take up neutralizing them and

palate in all the richness of t

Heat the Biscuit in the oven lc restore crisp an cover with berries, sliced peaches, or other fruits erve with milk or cresm,addin| sugar to suit the lute. nutritious and more wholesome than ordinary “sh " and lo much easier to prepare-requires no baking cao|¢i\\|.

All the Meat of the _Col Wheat I

The Canadian Shredded Wheat Co y, Limited

Niagara Falls, Ont. »

Toronto Office: 49 Wellington Strip |15

easy to

with

porous acids, to the

Q*-_v..._ ~_~----- " ' 3 ut 730' Chapel (lar Si.. T'eter,l taken fit the (‘npt. J. N. i\l':I111in1i1l, Dredge Iii-

‘ '§_‘ f 11.*" __ _-’ I _‘[`__I-I, " ' ` _ ` . '_ "_¥_1'¢.',f.""§'~`°‘_" "5 _` -1 ulgssizgqgsux (laaggfcsiienwggntetox time of thc' dedicP.§i_on ceremony- H0- spector, (‘l1nrlot\etown, returned _ou

“ Athnl Mc, emi by scores O! 6_ sides several splendid View* Of U10 the cvpresi. last night fiom l\iiminc-

_ _ 1~_ , 2_ _ ' ' ' "` ‘ ' united in nlgc ut bt. l’etr\"s

1 _ _ _ 11 1 t if Rev. » .~ 11 - 1 1 1 1_1. .t . -

_ -- <--3 -_-1 1-- 1- es 1221; 11:; i1:_t1‘.“_.;f.'f~;.'° ._:‘;."‘:.i. -»~~

Champlon' - 1 - - ser-mon on the rear Platform and dredging done by the Prince l<ldwn.rd Cmtlng' Th" IW” “really gmvn'

l LIHB ml; ilfllllglhmmadleli ‘gi the dollmes “flier ‘llg“lt°l`l°9 ‘lf U10* ¢l\\“'<`l\ “nil in #thc way of h1»ii‘l>oi‘ inilirove1ii1‘nts cd I" “ l’\“° ml: ‘H599 l’“'l"“'“'

_ _ . c i an n `. ce won rom _ _ ‘_ _ ' _ ' ' '_ Ikmune and Hul;ches0,,_ Roy Fitz,” the society are prominent iii the _1'1‘lic Prince i-lfiivniwl is about tiiroiigii

nm and G0,-don Hughes won (ron, views. The interior and exterior and will proceeil to Tigiiish shortly.

_WHEN ir CoM1-:S RIGHT DowN 1 1.. 1. -_ »» <1-» -

. ' _|_ K_ Mcgraw and Hu"-y Mmm- de_ cellent order oi merit, do lint, mean A cliurmiiig wedding ceiel1ratioii_The “_______ _unicd to the city

fcatedthe two MacMillans, Mathieson iUStlC_@ £0 the "}ai¥“‘llc?“`°° "fthe cl" `was soleinnizcd in Ciinrliittetown this' y ' '

and Jed Fitzgerald drawing ahve- In “nfl its @"I‘°“S“"° ““‘“*"“ “"4 “i" inernini; when Miss 1-“.1111 ii. siiei-roi., the semi finals Fitzgerald and D01¥\l»m€l1iS~ daughter of llavid Slieri-en of (Tril-

FLO

iN, THE WORLD

- ' in the doubles being concluded just ,Bins exceH,,_;t ph,,t0;_, U, tho' ,,e“. '

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T0 QUALITY BLENDED `

MAKES THE

BREAD

n”"”%"“"w» ~’_' "`~" '

» ~ . si. nice. defeated Meoretn and Miner. ;I:.I;-;`_i-1--'2-T-I’i~;=‘-_'E-1-1-t-I-;-i~I\.'i Z-I-*$7 f ) I 1 I I I

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¢¢ Revise" i~‘LoUR "

B is marie of choi-

ccst Ontario lfail

Wheat, with enough .

Hughes won from Matheson and Jeff

_The finals between the two victor- ious pairs resulted in a victory for McMillan and Rice, who are the champions in the doubles.

The ladies singles and doubles for

the champion:-ihiis will be played on Saturday afternoon.

the 50th anniversary of the organiza- tion of the Summerside Presbyterian Church are in progress. The nnfavor_ able weather did not prevent inrge

day. The church was handsomely de cornted and appropriate mi.s'_c was rendered by the choir. Rev. Prln. McKinnon of Pine Hill College, Hali- fax, was the preacher. His subject at the morning service was The Spir-1 itual Church of the Living God. I a verv able and eloquent address Dr.

the hrafl The Building ofthe Church, 2nd The Corner Stone, 3rd The Pur row of the Church On Su da

coiigregntions from gathering on Sun- I_`

paud, und lilLfl1ii'k Fail, son of George und flall, (`-rapaud. were

tory to u \v tour of the Pro- vince which oung people will take before. ing to Craliniid where iliny make their home.

by the bride ther, P. C-. Sher- ren.

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isitzgirsie and i.. ii. iueiviiiisn and vs_- -*`/-s/`_/~.`»~.

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A '55 i T7

I Range Talks bythe Housek er 1 No. 2 Subject - “The en”

pearance of a range appeals

' to our sense of good taste, we want _

ilation is thorough-a ro etains all its rare and gener Juices _

__f-`_-

Manitoba wheat io add _ “sirenf;tli" to the dough. This special blend gives - the flavor, food value, bnki ng qualities, strength and qiuiiitity, as no other

one flour can.

\\'hen it comes right

down to quality and qiiriiiiiiy, "Denver" Flour

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boys and Young nien of the congrega-

frrss was a wstchword for the next fifty years. He exhorted the people io be of good courage and play the man for the people of the cities of our God. He dlscrssrrl the topic under the heads lst How to gain n heroic character, in wliicli ho held uf. Christ as the exnmplc. 2nd (Tris s

[HE T, H. TAYLOR C0., Llmiled, ~ '° ° '

_makes better bread

p»i.~1ir_\'-iiiid more bread

and pastry - llian western wheat flour.

l)F.Af.T€l`_?_1 .- 'iviife iie for price on Feed, Costs

'Travelling Sales .Jeni

1 You have only to use

"Beaver" Flour nnce to prove ull this to your coni plete satisfaction.

e of

_ ilur Nntionnl History viemfind heroic

und ¢_`,'. si-_._ _

"»': nl; . '\°-0.'

ri.. `,' ` s‘ ~ _

_ * - ' -The (leo. E. Brown Fur Fnrniing

_ ` }_'_(' Co.. litvl., of Margate has lrocurcil

:_ some valiniiln black foxes to put`in their ranch this fall.

‘viii he tonightf--J _

ony W 1-2 f) \` ES DAY

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° onli" md C°f°“l9~ Siunmersldc Saturday morning alter

Vending u pleasant hollilny with

_ - CRATHAMO ont' friends in Kensington.

ton over f~lunda_v renewing old ac qiinlntnncns. He returned yesterday

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I _,__ _#__ _ 4 morning A

__,,-5{“l‘£:;; g 9\___"

-Jack McLeod of Il. T. Holman,

limited. Summersldr-, rode in Alber-

' ion last Friday on his bicycle and

after spending n few days with his relatives, James and Mrs. McLeod.

returned to Summcrnlde by train.-A, ,I

-The people of Bethel, P. E. 1.

were shcckc1l‘nn1l imdiievied when word came that Marv. beloved child

iiaslerl nwnv from her hltptiv enrthlv home. l.itt‘e Mnr_v was ri i‘0"ui°r at- tendant at the Runrlav Rchnoi and other srrviees of the church. 'rhniizb orlv five _venrn Old she was thought- fnl end helpful to others. Her pure

1 nnd uriselflnh spirit mnde her greatly

iw~!o\'erl After u ~hrle'f illnrse_ my Ain- _ .|

character. The concluding service I

-Mrs. K. F. Ellis returned to I_I

II I WI

_ _ _ . . 1 i _ -Professor J. A. Mlirllhy of the

(.. l‘. R0! "Ulldins, Mlllfex, N. Prince of Wulrs f‘oliere wus in Albcr- ‘III

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Z £5- ___`

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of George and Mill'e Dormille_ had |I)`|I_l

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' 12th. she was takrn awav to he with ll I

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McKinnon dealt with the topic under* l1,l

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. . . n y af II I

tcrnoon Dr. McKinnon addressed the III I

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tion. Dr. Mckiv-non‘s evening ad- ‘_I_I,

- -¢‘.`1--

to know all there is to know about the Oven-because the Oven is the important range essential If it is not a perfect cooker and baker, outward beauty counts for very little. '

when cooked in it

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“The construction of thven o

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I, , I, 1 ‘ O NCE convinced that the ap- bakes and cooks evenly. vent- _I_I_II

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_ _ a a u _ _I I I1 1 I I . -.I - 111 1 1' f I1 II . _ 111*

my range was carefully lained to me-shown me-befoi ought ,

tenay’ is protected with stos- I

"The IYl0!`€ YOU 10015 inf°f the the Oven walls cannot bui rough "Kootenay’ Oven the more

anxious will you be to own a ‘Koo-

tenay,” The

oven of this beautiful

-;;-;-52;-2-1; -,--I-if `

it. The inner body of ‘ "Koo-

1 I

-over the Ov top 0

cast iro me 01'

guard ids a

she f as-

aCC. Il

range is made of nickelled sheet steel -one-eighth of an inch

thick. I don’t

know how to ex- plain this nickelled

le the

X, ` _ Q'-7

om is I c e d _ iron

"Th ther-

great Inven-

h . h. ~ience. Piai gures

:;°°i.‘;:.‘:.:..z:°;‘:":.;r§Trri ness*-111

‘Kootenay’ Oven cannot rust- more than that you can wash it out just like an ordinary kitchen dish, and always have a fresh, clean Oven. '

“The reasons for the ‘ Kootenay’s’i splendid cooking and baking repu- tation are _very plain-The heat flues are bi°oad'and deep - sur- round the entire Oven so that it

of heat

baking pies, cakes, roasting meat. No the door-that only

neces y for

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