Judge — June 2, 1900 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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Davis, general senger and ticket agent Grand Trunk Railway system, Montreal, will secure, free, descriptive pamphlets, full information, maps, etc. The natural beauty and diversity of scenery of the north is not equaled on the continent. — | |" Mention Jupce when writing. It outlasts and ‘out “looks” any leather that goes into shoes. Keey the shoe Vici Friction Polish sott and holds the Teather at its best, brings the rfect Vici Paste Polish shine. and keeps it through damporuse, is the handy package Vici Combination Pe ciingaod poticke Afiss Peetica (reading her last poem aloud) — “A meteor shot" — — Irrepressible brother — |** Was it in Kentucky, sis?”"—Washvelle Amer- ican, SHOE-OLOGY (ree) tells of shoe care. “I'm afraid.” said the patient wife, ‘that NOBODY ELSE MAKES OR CAN MAKB THESE VICI PRODUCTS Robert H. 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