PAUE
TWO.
A
Nervous
Wreck
Victim
of
Gas-After
Endless
Sufferfng
Turns
To
His
Old
Friend
and
Is
Well
Tfie
Fruit
Treatment
"Froit-a-tires"
One
.of
tbe
mot
atonihJEj
wotfrin
that
srrmt
almovl
like
a
miracle,
U
tLat
of
Mr.
Jamea
Dob-toa
of
Iirontr,
Oct.,
a
pruiaineat
iDrrtliaat,
a
mine
owner
auj
one
of
the
charter
member
of
the
Itomi-nkn
Stork
Kxeliinre,
Toronto.
In
1912,
II
r.
Iiobsoa
was
completely
relieved
of
KlieumalUm
by
taLic?
Uie
Kruit
Treatment,
after
Blackening
Ml
a
We
-saaiiiBaiVv
.l(BH
A
'
-L'
..mfi
C'f"l
lu.Tennr
for
more
tlun
five
j
ean.
In
January
of
last
rear,
llr.
Dotwon
tu
almost
teffbeated
by
fas
from
a
furnace
in
his
house.
He
a),
"1
bad
Wood
tests,
analysit
of
tlie
stomach.
X-ray
'of
teeth.
Lad
eight
teeth
extracted
and
became
a
aenrou
wreck.
Finally,
my
wit
sugfrtud
Dying
0ur
eld
mtdian
"Fnit-artitts",
ulich
I
did.
Today.
I
veilt
189
pounds
instead
of
140
and
am
completely
restored
to
health.
Jn
my
estimation,
there
Is
no
other
medicine
that
will
give
as
jtssl
malt
M
"Fruit-a-tiies".
Thousand
and
tbmisaudj
of
people,
in
the
pat
eighteen
years,
hare
come
to
the
same
conriuion-that
"there
is
no
other
medicine
that
mil
gne
as
jroud
r-uiui
as
"Fruit-a-tite"
for
all
troubles
arising
from
a
duordeml
contt.lion
of
the
stomach,
liter,
kjdneys
or
skin.
"'Kniit-a-iire"
are
the
iotenufiml
juiees
of
apples,
oraxjfj,
firs
and
prunes,
combined
nil
It
tomeaod
form
a
complete
treatment
in
themsehrs.
If
you
are
not
well,
try
the
Fruit
Treatment-
Your
dealer
has
"Fruit-a-tiTes"
and
OOe.
a
box
or
sent
postpaid
by
Frnit-a-tire
Limited,
Ottawa,
Out.
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KDITION
Salurday.
March
Zi.
1911.
Manson
Urges
Public
Service.
'Hon.
.V.
M.
ilaiiMtn.
Atlorney
ficneral,
yesterday
when
ad-
dreing
ihe
Holarj
Cltth
of
Prince
Ruiert
urged
th'at
evcrjimej
devote
some
time
to
juldic
service.
In
illustrating
the
need
for
Uii
he
mentioned
the
lack
of
tii(erel
among
electors
in
connection
with
voting.
Too
small
a
percentage
took
part
in
election.
It
.
la
ti
I
snqwiMii
in
a
vinae
now
quickly
a.
eaiiaat
passe
aroHiuL
Someone
start
a
.surmise
and
ihe
next
iron
repeal
it
a
fact
and
very
-oon
it
become
generally
believed
that
muiic;
local
persou
bas
leeii
doing
something
w
hich
i-'
immoral
or
otherwise
eaudalou.
Tale
get
guhig
and
are
not
easily
stoj-id.
They
form
impressions
on
the
mind
lhat
it
i
almot
im-fsjble
to
eradicate.
For
that
reason
people
should
le
very
wary
how
they
li-teu
ut
stories
about
their
neighbor
and
even
mre
warj'
how
they
reiat
thenu
tTubdd
liarrn
js
fjen
done
b
scandalmongers.
We
hang
a
murderer.
Imprison
a
thief
but
the
man
who
steal
wy
Ihe
good
reputation
of
a
iieiphitor
i
often
claed
a
a
good
citizen,
reieelable
and
omciuie
Ven
a
church
member.
Playground
Befcre
Public
-
It
i
very
satisfactory
lo
know
that
the
matter
of
playground
i
once
more
beins
dieused"bv'
the
oeorde
of
the
cil'v.
It
ie
somethiup
that
cannot
receive
too
much
consideration.
The
puMi-huig
of
Ihe
diagram
ou
the
front
page
of
Ihi
paper
a
few
da
ago
pate
iople
here
an
opportunity
to
appraise
the
Ir-Hride
Street
and
Sixth
Avenue
scheme
and
of
course
a
lot
of
opjiosiUoii
had
lo
develop.
At
any
rate
it
is
a
g,d
thing
to
di-cii
it
and
to
know
exactly
what
it
mean.
If
it
h
decided
not
lo
go
ahead
with
the
larger
playground
scheme,
mr
time
should
be
lost
in
providing
an
opportunity
for
the
liyro
Club
to
u?e
one
or
the
corner.
They
have
been
most
public
piriled
in
collecting
money
and
making
plan
for
the
laying
out
of
a
ground
and
the
support
they
got
financially
is
no
uiuii
auon
oi
me
interest
taken
by
the
public
in
the
proposal.
"i
c
in)
council
win
use
tnem
well
and
that
in
the
near
future
the
youifg
people
of
th
city
wili
benefit
from
i
in:
.i
mine
oi
i
ub
i
orgiiuizatioii.
University
of
Toronto
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
kIB
EDMUND
WALKER.
CV.O,
LL.D.
D.CU
Ckir.
Bt4
t
Cmsn.
A.
8.
VOCT.
Nh
I,
rriKlsL
HEALET
WILLA.N.
Mu.h(.
r.IA,
Vk.rrlcieU
High
Artutk
Standards.
Faculiy
of
International
Reputation.
Tbe
Moat
Comprekriuively
Appointed
School
of
Muaic
in
the
Dominion
LOCAL
EXAMINATIONS
IN
MUSIC
For
the
Dominion
of
Canada
UTD
be
held
according
to
locality,
in
May,
June
and
July'
next.
fefonoun
dirwtctf
to
I
he
neffl
and
Miilully
araded
character
o)
the
Con.
glory
a
curriculum
and
to
the
unmatled
oresttac
and
arUAOr
diataiuian
of
the
TtitotKin'a
ccrp
ot
eunwwti.
tM
tm-pnrtam
iMCtors
sumbmma
to
provide
ex
anwrMtKsvot
areaicat
arrvtcc
to
earnest
muHC
atudenuk
and
ol
utmuat
value
to
the
aerw-it
caue
of
muMC
thrtRMhriut
Canada
The
remarkable
croarth
of
the
Coram
atory
a
Uxal
Ltammatiana
It
due
toiheir
praucal
cndunatlor)
by
a
prrpjr.
deratwf
number
of
the
lorcmoat
teachert
of
muaic
thrauafiuut
Canada
and
to
the
value
attached
lo
the
vmnutkjn'i
certlft-catea
of
prulBMncy
by
atudenti
and
pa.
em
and
by
the
orofewion
generally.
Year
Book
and
Sytlabua
be
aent
lo
any
addrcM
oo
nquL.
Application
for
Midaummer
exaauiiationi
ahould
reach
(he
Regiatrar
on
or
before
May
let
next.
ST.
PATRICK'S
CONCERT
WAS
GREAT
SUCCESS)
(Anyoi
Celebrated
Ent
In
Fit
way.
A
l.llllr
Kit
or
lle.nen
:
and
Mr.
Hejrcrly.
"Old
Plaiil
Slmwl."
and
"Phil
The
FlulerV
Hall
:;
uhilfjoitr
nf
Mr.
F.
M.
Keley".
ilanrin?
rla.
ronilins
jibe
sinffer
wa
Mr.
V.
O'Neill
,and
tor
Ihe
dancer
Mr.
S.
Her
rin.
Ihne
who
were
nol
in-"Irtinictilal
in
makin?
Ihi
annual
wffair
n
iiicceful
were
Mr.
A.
Morton.
Mr.
John
Dillon.
Mr.
W.
O.'Xeill
and
Mrs.
F
Morn,
in?.
Iryan
wa
in
charge
of
the
decoration
and
W.
Olon
aw
thai
the
coffee
wa
FISH
ARRIVALS
Eight
BoaU
Sold
Catches
Totall
ing
88,000
lbs',
at
Fish
Exchange
This
Morning
Kiyhl
halibut
schooner
mar
keted
calche
lolallintr
8M.OO0
lb.
al
Ihe
Fih
Exchange
Ihi
morn-in?.
Three
American
boat
hail
33,nOO
lb,
ami
five
Canadian.
130.000
lb.
rriaU
ami
sale
were
a
fol
low:
American
Western.
;3.00
lb,
al
!3.tc
and
6c.
In
the
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
adian
Fih
A
f'bl
Storase
Co.
Tbe
Mao
in
tbe
Moen
SAYS
'IX
these
day
when
rubber
ii
in
ennmon
use
even
Ihe
-
conscience
become
etalic.
I
Kriok.
'"
;.nnfl
lb.,
at
i3.ic
atxl
Mr.
.Maifsori1
wWds
are
very
appropriate
hVre
j.jst
now
at
L
.r,
,.!
i
nf
f.
V
.
.
..
.
f:
lo
Ihe
AHril
fisheries.
.
.
".
,-,
.
.
K
'
I
'
..
iur
j.iiH-.
pPK.an-
fl
oor,
lb
al
13.
tc
an.1
""
llK
l"
,,arr-
"rrc
arr
"
"'n"r
oi
V?"
r
MV
Vw,
i..
U,e
partfic
Fi-lierie
jwojile
in
Prince
Hupert
whoe
tiaine
are
not
chi
Ihe
provincial
Canadian
vwer
iisib
ana
u
tney
wi
noi
regiter
at
once
iney
win
not
ie
aisle
to
vote
when
election
lime
route.
The
time
to
do
it
is
on
Mouday
uext,
while
Uie
matter
is
fre.Ji
in
miinL
Once
the
lists,
:i
...;n
i..
:....,.
I.,
i,.
..
....a.
-n..
..
,
Cape
Speetcer,
ln?re
and
6c.
lb.,
al
11.6c
and
6c.
lo
Ihe
Can-
Tiik.
mdn
who
o
bis
bead
wa
said
to
he
ihe
vainer
there-
A
I.OI
of
local
bachelors
are
in
love.
They
are
in
love
wifh
Iheniselte.
IT
take
a
lax
collector
lo
know
when
you
are
well
off.
PHIXCK
Rupert
people
seem
lo
he:
"divided
into
two
cla
hose
.-w
ho
need
more
pep
and
Ihosewbo
need
more
sleep.
:
tiave
had
Individual
plane
here
tie
fore
but
to
have
a
whole
eircu
of
planes
will
brin?
everybody
out
in
.the
sun
lo
walch
their
arrival.
The
people
who
work
bardesl
at
Iheir
job
around
these
part
are
Ihe
faultfinder.
ITS
wonderful
how
uiueh
trou
who
paint
the
Usually
a
preen
A
WOMAN
U
naid
to
be
like
the
peact'
4f
Cod.
She
paselh
understanding.
,
l.ll'H
I
a
(real
jfume
but
nol
eiiouxh
of
it
in
plajcd
out
of
door.
AFTER-EATINQ
DISTRESS
THE
DAILY
NKWR
lurday.
Ma
.
.,
,
DEMOCRACY
NOT
ALWAYS
A
OPINION
OP
MR.
MANSON.
(continued
fniin
pace
one)
ting
Style
With
First
Rata
fr
purely
eflh
reason.
Entertainment
I
Throw
Off
Indifference
I
I
wnmTry
wi
the
most
ex.
AMO.V
March
?.
L
lat-'.enie
f,,rm
of
government.
All
r
k
.
Ihywix
fittingly
celebrated
democratic
jrovemment
wire
ex.
,nyn
by
a
concert
and
dance
travaganl
or
expensive.
Ilr-
did
held
in
Itcerealinn
Hall
undcr'not
because
of
thi
suggest
Hie
the
aupices
nf
the
Catholic
abandonment
of
democratic
In-I-adie.
and
which
was
largely
i.
stilutions,
but
the
lime
wa
ripe
tended
and
thoroughly
enjoyc.for
all
to
"half
themele
and
fhefwecu
Ihe
hour
of
ii
in
and
(
throw
off
their
indifference
and
,twn.
Kxrelletil
,
arrangement,
deride
lit
lake
jarl
in
public
af-
had
heen
mane
in
lake
care
or
fair.
(he
?neI.
he
hall
heinjr
taste
fully
decorated.
Ihe
supper
tempt
ing
ami
the
music
good,
a
com.
hinalion
assuring
uree.
The
item
f
Ihe
concert
portion
of
the
evening'
entertainment
were
in
keeping
witlt
the
piril
nf
thp
day.
Mr.
K.
Morning
sanz
lirecn
f
of
Hrtn:
Mr.
J.
Con
(;eriin)pnl,
Mr.
Mnon
ald.
wer
ii)flueneM
by
I
be
vox
opiili
bill
only
in
Hie
mi
populi
a
e-preed
at
the
dl-
and
not
a
vvhii'peml
al
the
slreel
corners.
They
could
.careely
understand
what
an
cmharra'mettl
lo
a
pov.
ernmeni
wa
an
indifferent
elrr.
loralc.
In
carrylnjr
on
Hie
government
there
vere
many
conflicliny
in-fliience
at
work.
Many
unreasonable
detnahd
were
n.iIe
of
the
pitverrinienl
and
ntany
of
lb
of
I'alricra
O'.Vejll.
Vera
Kve.l.iernan.l-
were
made
by
powerful
Tere-ja
nordon.
and
Kdna
Herrin,
influencrit
lhat
carried
on
ilrontr
rcmlercil
a
lypifal
Irish
iktncc
inipnipavanda.
T"hi
not
in
the
fine
lye
The
arcomvanisi
forh-eal
inlereU'of
(he
community.
To
pel
rid
of
lhee
influence
nfl
must
be
real
citizen
instead
of
cetipant
of
position.
In
Van-eoover.
Mr.
.Manson
aid.
he
told
Ihe
ieople
he
would
like
lo
ee
a
Macdnnald
Club
a
well
a
a
Laurier
Club.
He
bad
paed
by:
:nany
year
Ihe
poinl
where
he;
beievcl
it
made
inueh
difference
jusljto
which
party
a
peron
belonpe.1.
11.000
lb.,
and
Ihe
niain
thing
wa
that
he
took
an
inlere!
in
affair
ami
saw-
thai
Ihey
were
carried
on
in
a
decent
and
reeelable
manner.
Sympathy
and
Anathemas
In
;iin;r
members
of
the
club
an
idea
wliat
a
minister
had
lo
contend
wllh
in
rarryin?
on
hi
work,
Mr.
Manson
said
he
had
many
ejpreton
of
yiuialhy
and
even
more
anathema.
Hi
own
dutie
-were
miillifarirMt.
There
wa
a
jullee
department
which
included
the
supervision
of
court
worV
nl
nffleial
co-
necleal
therewith,
ureri1fMi
of
Ihe
provincial,
vi'x'.
jail
and
heriff.
filter
the
beadiflK
of
legisla
tion
the
Allornev
(ieeral
rtainleili
ianl
that
all
Wl-
had
to
te
.upr-
vised
by
bim-etf.
Out
of
an
av-l
era?e
of
ne
lainirel
bills
rasel
each
eion.
from
seventy-five
to
eishly
ori?inate1
in
hi
own
de-
to.
In
the
early
day
of
a
pn-Jj
wa,
,y
,a)
lMa
n,e
line!
however,
when
they
wuld
realize'
vinee
there
were
many
eon.lilu-l.i,,,,,
handone.1
but
it
could
tional
eases
that
had
to
he
fou?ht
mill
and
uil
carried
on
civil
anil
criminal.
The
more
raw
passed.
the
preafer
wa
Ihe
difficulty.
."sometime
be
wondered
if
they
had
not
sorie
Iih
far
in
the
mat.
ler
of
"must
not."
The
Came
Act
and
uerviion
of
matter
of
conservation
and
proleetion
of
thi
val
resource
came
under
the
department
of
the
Attorney
Ifcncral.
Also
there
wa
supervision
of
the
work
of
muni.
eipatilie
to
see
lhat
the
law
wa
tieyed.
The
work
of
dcalin?
with
joint
slock
cofltpanic
aUo
lay
in
hi
department
a
did
also
ad-
ministration
of
the
Kaclnrie
Act
with
inspection
to
ee
that
machinery
was
safe
for
hoe
employed.
Then
there
wa
Insurance,
fire
prevention.
He
wa
Ihe
official
jruanlun
of
orphan,
had
charge
of
industrial
school
and
of
the
estate
of
the
fnane.
Then
piled
on
top
of
all
thi
wa
ad-miniktralion
of
the
Liquor
Act
or
Ihe
"department
of
srrief"
a
il
ha
been
dubbed.
Tugged
at
Heart
String
Workmen-
compensation
wa
one
of
the
eay
departments
be
cause
Ihey
had
always
been
for
tunate
in
the
pertonnel
of
Ihe
board.
II
nave
little
trouble.
Mother
pension
wa
difficult
lo
handle
for
it
had
tn
be
conducted
hie
can
be
exlraeie.
on
occaioiihn
a
buine.iike
way
and
yet
the
.
.
rtiin
.1
i...iii
M"l
c,
4U,l
'-Fiir.
TIIK
person
town
red
i
y
nu
lh.
appeal
made
to'
him
often
lum
ped
at
Ihe
heart
lrinir.
Thi
took
some
part
of
practirally
eery
day.
'
Censnrinjr
moving
picture
so
that
iiolliii,
sbfickiiip
should
be
presented
to
their
families,
wa
pari
of
hi
work.
Ife
wa
of
opinion
that
even
yet
censorship
wa
nol
sufficiently
strict.
TJie
theatre
were
flooded
wilh
tic-
tureri
that
were
not
jfootl
for
the
youth
that
frequented
them.
There
were
land
lillea
and
jmen
lie
courl
In
receivf!
attention,
doir
license
fwt
ntolne
.
letiiel
and
all
form
of
stomach
trouble
license
and
he
aUo
minister
Mich
a
Kan
pain,
ncid,
w.ur.jof
labor.
In
recent
year
be
had
.u.no.K
siomarii
are
an
reiieved,ulo
the
direej0n
f
ihe
liquor
Imad
'
I"'
llllies
II
V
lUKinir
JO.
I
O.
luialnnsa
an.
I
.......
.
.
-
'
-...-
'-
.
Dr.
Chafe's
Nerve
better
human
being
physically
everyway.
not
be
forgotten.
The
bondholder
would
not
let
ttiein
for.
jrel.
He
wa
tvol
sure,
in
coiinec.
lion
with
thi
line,
that
the
cal.
anrily
howler
iniglit
nol
etenlii-ally
find
that
Ihey
could
make
the
road
pay.
I.al
year
they
had
reduced
the
deficit
by
350.00d
and
that
wa
no
small
sum
lo
a
Scotsman.
If
they
could
continue
In
reduce
it
that
much
each
year
Ihey
would
soon
itel
it
in
belter
condition
financially.
Not
100
Per
Cant
Perfect
In
telling;
the
club
of
these
dif
ficulties,
itr.
Manson
said
he
wa
jus
lryintr
to
roiney
lo
their
minds
what
they
were
wakinjr
a
member
of
Ihe
government
io
do.
II
wa
inioibIe
for
anyone
to
be
inn
fter
cent
erfecl
in
hi
judgment.
All
they
did
wa
the
be
(bey
knew
how.
Ixikinsr
back
oer
the
situation
in
Jtrilish,
(!olumhla.
the
Attorney
Ceneral
said
he
fouid
they
had
made
propre.
Itritish
ColumbWa
wa
one
of
Nature
'
Olnrie.
Il
wa
Ihe
Switzerland
of
America.
They
were
proud
of
Iheir
early
pioneer.
He
reviewed
the
early
development
of
the
province
and
it
later
war
problem.
ThU
year
there
had
been
scarcely
any
uti-employiisenl.
They
were
now
fighting
Uie
freight
rate
question
in
which
Ihey
had
already
been
partially
nrce.
ful.
eaviny
Ihe
province
at
year
between
four
and
fie
million
dollar.
They
would
realize
what
that
meant.
Proud
of
Both
They
were
proud
of
Ihe
city
nf
Vancouver
and
he
had
told
Ihe
i.eopr-of
Vancouver
he
wa
proud
of
Prince
Hupert.
The
day
of
thi
port
would
come
a
sure
a
Ihe
sun
roe.
All
would
yet
ee
a
f
mil
ion
of
Iheir
hope,
for
w
hich
they
had
been
wailing
ileen
year.
JU
eye
nf
the
pci.nle
of
tbe
country
were
fociii.ed
on
thi
province
a
they
had
never
'before
been,
people
were
coming
here
from
the
obj
land
and
they
uie
pes
i
or
aeltler.
There
.
u'
n
m
ea
.
an
a
a-.r.ar
'
in,
V.
4,
n
a
IHI
r
i
I
f
1
1
ill
Jo-T
aob.
by
all
Druggi..
,ihe
VjTi.il
ih7t
'Zu
g.
e
hem'
,Z
Z
"
'
'
v
c
a
i
tr
B
IIUW
Food
can
make
a
of
you,
mentally,
The
benefits
felt
will
be
in
the
way
of
new
energy,
new
vigor
and
confidence.
aatHaanaHtBwaawMssssssisaHsasssiiissiaisjaiimssmHK
Worry
is
only
Fear
Fear
of
Self-Fear
of
Others-Fear
of
the
Future
what
is
the
cause
of
worry?
Iclc
AND
of
nerve
force,
energy,
vijror.
The
man
or
woman
who
has
good
health
and
is
living
a
full,
successful
life
does
not
worry.
It
is
when
the
nervous
system
gets
run
down
that
worry
comes
to
sap
vitality
from
your
body
and
to
torment
your
mind.
There
is
not
much
use
in
advising
one
not
to
worry
"unless
you
can
also
offer
some
means
of
restoring
the
depleted
nervous
system.
The
most
rational
and
most
successful
treatment
available
to
all.
is
Dr.
ChaVs
N'erve
Food.
It
is
popular
because
it
does
not
merely
afford
temporary
relief
but
gradually
and
certainly
restores
vitality
to
the
run-down
nervous
system.
The
futility
of
worry
will
dawn
oh
you
and
you
will
be
able
to
see
the
bright
and
hopeful
side
of
the
future.
You
will
realize
that
you
hay
the
reserve
force
necrawary
to
withstand
the
strain
of
life's
work
and
ward
off
diseaxr
and
discouragement.
But
do
not
expect
this
change
in
a
day.
Some
perseverance
is
necessary
on
-
your
part.
The
reconstructive
process
is
sl$
bat
certain.
The
depleted
nerve
cells
nv.it;
be
nourished
back
to
health.
You
will
soon
notice
signs
of
improvement
which
will
encourage
you
to
keep
tefc
this
treatment
until
the
desired
results
are
obtained.
The
important
port
is
to
get
the
building-up
proces
started
now
to-day.
You
will
notice
that
while
the
price
of
Dr.
Chaw's
N'erve
Food
has
been
increased
to
COc.
the
box
now
contains
CO
pills
rastrad
of
50
as
formerly.
Likewise
Dr.
Chase's
Kinder-liver
Pflli
are
35c.
for
35
pills,
instead
of
25c.
for
IS
pills.
tdmanson,
I
la
tea
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto.
oiiMf
coninrehenion
of
the
vat
wlat
pmsrres
bad
already
been
land
aid
wii-Om
partmcfil
and
Ihe
other
had
to.mtrt
iiiat
in
t
.lone
bv
a
made
in
Ihe
province
of
II.C.
and
be
bark
arHonjr
th-i.
II..
in.oon
lb,
al
tLAe;'"
drafted
in
hi
fleparlment
and
jmni,Pr
.j
lf,
aj
t,
,n
conclusion
naid
he
knew
Ibejr
were
mien
ejiH
t.,
,
to
the
ftoyal
Fish
C4.
(vised.
Tlii
entaile.
an
lm-nlurr,
n
j.j
judfvnient
he
had
wailed
Ion
f
and
Ihe
,lrain
Ub
tV-lumtda
and
W.
Aim"n
aneionl
of
work.
'knew
bow.
Lad
been
ttlmo.t
beyond
eiwluf-
'ibere
were
no
belie
Litigation
bad
In
be
allendedi
r.i-
-
-
m.lsnee
Ihe
I
OK.
a
nee.
The
time
nnjl
eome
toon.'ada.
Hr
Iheir
dream..
When
vou
bur
adVertmtif
rot
He
thanked
the
club
for
tbe
op.
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
M
portunily
of
speak'"
to
lhen
'o
ELKAY'S
STRAW
HAT
DYE
Make
old
Slrnw
llal
IihiW
like
new.
H
perm-and
wnlerpHMif.
Unsy
(o
apply
and
drie
ipm
kly
t"
ing
finish
.
In
All
The
Popular
Colors
ORMES
ltd:
The
Rexall
Store.
Phone
123.
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Houm
of
Quality.
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Pioneer
DrtiB9lt
tlPYP
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