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I Bit IIBHING

On Hands From Salt Rheum - At Very Small Cost for . Soap and Ointment.

“l`t\'as a rt-at sufferer from salt

rlietim on niy 'Ii-inds. lt canie in small blisters between my tllumb and hngcr and it itclled terribly and kept spread- ing. 'I could not use my hands at all and the skin would crack and bleed so that I could not bend my fingers. Ican~ not describe wllat l have sudcrcd and the sleepless niillits I had.

“Then lgot thc Cliticura Soap and

Ointment. lolily used one cake o Cuti- Cura Soa and unc hox iii Ointment wllen my liands were healed. ' ` (Signed)

' Mrs. M. L. Aikeli, Higiiwater, Que.

Keep your skin clear hy daily use of

Cliticura $oa_§i, with touches of Oint- ment now an tiien.

l-‘or Free Sample Each by Mail ad-

dress post-card: "Cuticura, Dept. A, BQIIDII, U. S. A." Sold c\'crywltcrt‘. ----__-l.l_i

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Sore, tired or nriiing fr-wt _ shoilfd use Nlentholalum' according tolhc directions `

with the jrlr. M

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Always keep a jar handy.

Mentholatum /

is sold and recommended hy the lending rlrllggists throllgliollt the Il-lltritinie _

M Provinces. M

' 2 sizes-25c and 50c _

Send 3c in stamps for

a. gcneroiis size sample.

Tho Illentliolatum Co.

20 Lewis St.

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Do You Suffer with Night Sweats

~-and awake in the mlrrnlng feeling all ln?

_There :ire thousands of men. women and even

i-Iilldren siitlrring from this drendrfl s;.'ni|itolil.of consumption and ilon't trollbli- about rllvrkilig it. Arr you one of them? ll' sn, ask your driiggist

i for a bottle of the famous Zoetic. al sure, quick and reliable tunic.

\_’our_I)octnr will tell you that the ingredients

gf _Zuetlc contain all the elements of the human of y.

Zoetic lii compounded from food and tonic

essenres-nn _li body bllilder. and its pun-1-rfiil action in reviving nerve fnrre, r~-wtfiriiiil \>it.ilit\' and strengthening weak lllngs-will givi- _inn a gzwtheallh by means of this scientific nullrE.li-

Il .

liveryliody nreds this spring and l';ill tonic. Accept no sllhstltlltrs, insist on ]n.~til~.

Looull-t, l'/lnsoxs at ro., i-'<._i- linlluinn, Toronto. Distrlbiltbrs fnr f.1n.lfla.

Sold by E. A. Foster and Jo}\ns0|

& Johlison. .f_l

.For Your

’. SILVER

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. _< \‘ §l‘r',‘;*_‘_§_pf,'%(l_<;__{‘__f_'_{|___§»;>°t';_':_t't»l_g_§i_§1t§»_l§i__§l;2 ni Tlgnlnn. lifter conviction appealed

\ = iq ` und brrmclliltl tubes with sue prompt- from ‘U9 d9°|5I0n Of U19 M5KlB`l-fates S

`¢I ' -WM. ;_';~__'f_-_V T_f;g___§_i_~_fl_ _certainty ttiiit '-it is to the county court. 'rlie Judge ills- England. onnnei- Mcnae ln ton badly

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you SHOULD DSE __________ ____________u_itr>__i:_i:_ _S _____g5»_;|__|,__|_:,__¢___‘ ¢E_:;_~?_§ Lion e on o e ass ra es w ll

' '(‘l‘(‘ Ill! 5l‘VPl'(‘ CUU ll, l _ _

“T| - _‘uint eolil_n. its millionsgof entliiiginiian In tllefpse of Ephrisin Bell vs. James t

. ter-rs hate made it. famous .the world Heffelf -both of Capie T,-averse TM, d

times. ¢

Among the distitigulshc-d visitors at

present ln Charlottetown ara( llls Lordship. llisllop L. J. 0'Leary, of (`ilatha-ni, and Rev. Mgr. Dugal. Vicar-

PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL.-

eptcnllier is as follotis. Glade V.~1. Ellen i\lacFadyen; 2, Edna `Elliolt.

Grade IV (Sr.)_-1, Gladys Elliott; 2. Mabclle Macbellan. Wllille Steven-_ son, llarold Sharpc (equul); 3, Rcta l{eating_ Grade IV tJr.)-1, Bertha Stevensoli, Willa S_niith (equal. Grade lll.-1, llarold Bernard, (‘eci-I Ross sfqual. Grade Il-1, Florence Mac- Swalli. Grade l-1, Mary Keating; 2. Jean llernard; 3, Hattie Warren The following pupils made perfect attend- lnee-Bertlla Stevellsoti,Willa Smith

1' lscn S. J. Murray, Tear-her.

Tito r-tandinl-‘I of tile pupils of Pleas- _

.toms 1'i'i€"P. el 'i. Hssvv s/lr. will mixali right if the boytl aerial L°1\s'u°» lteebesn the I=\°w.° °f

'rsnv.- Lester 1.. kennedy, otitis are kept mentally alert and tie Aimhsrst Boot and 'Shoe companystaff physkally agtivg with nguf- _ YO

‘Z-'l.'f..f.§`§I`.§‘7. °lI§'.‘1."`....‘l§i "ii.’Z'°3.l'I.'.`.‘Z i°*‘i”g» °‘=““Y d‘€°S*¢d f°°°‘?' Edward lslainll heavy battery. and are _shredged wheat Buell"/, gcnco from 't.he"front,'fli'a's _ittiolieil stationed at lvcs' Politt says' the Hall- ‘S the ‘deal f0°d for young' !A'b N V

lnx llernld. _ . sters to study on or to play ivlr. Antonin, oau§ln'¢f;_,ign or grnnpnr

-- 'on because it contains the 1-.

5 oisrincuisrlso Pssi.A1'ss._. - ' nr

life of the whole wheat gram in a digestible form. The kiddies like it with milk or cream, with sliced bananas

\\ Pt

main in (‘harlottetown a few days as W the guest of the Bishop of Cllarlotle- _ - @,|

‘°“'"' Made in Canada. "1

_ti I 1' l Q of

General of (`lilitltam Diocese, who ar- 01' Qthgf fruits, __._f., post front the large deposits at Eg-` rlved in tho City oil Saturday by the '_ mont Bay. tin tho test made it was S. S. Araliluore. Thc Bishop of Cha- _ _ ' " found that in a large church furnace tliam rrfaclied at the ll o'clock Mass ` . __ , ‘six baskets ol' peat lillitell nine hours ln St. Illini-itan‘s (‘a.thedral yesterday, __ ._ -"" and gaveoul a. splendid heat. ~

diilivnrlng an able and eloquent tier- ` ' V "~_ ”_\\\_ ` uioil which will ho long relilenibered -__i`;\;\;_»`~`,.___, __ i " ".~ ,I IN CASUALTY LlST.- A cable re~ by those who heard it. Bishop I.. J. \‘§i` - jcnlvcd Friday byvlylrs, Ethel Walsh 0`Lf'11Y.\'¥\l\ll Rev- N|t!r~ Ulttlal will ri-- \ /4 ‘states that. her husband William'

P' W liydsllnn presldsllt ot1l_l,Q

ndlng nb lower than S8' lsilnders 'l`0t‘0\'lC0 lol)0ln` the flying corps.

isl.A~nfns.-- 'ran .uid intelli-

rarn's .Village a (air day! agtfthat

Gallant _and ‘Hélntc Arilenault lion Arcade Afsenault had- been gasssd.

hi' 4 _ .. i 3

PEAT AS A FUEL.-An experiment

has re_cori_tIy been made with n ton, ot

alsh, Artillery was oltleially report- wounded on 'Se-pt. 30. Remaining ditty. Gunner Walsh ls- a member the Sth Can-. Siege Battery.

A BUSY SPOT.- Tito Medlcal_

'lioarll ulllic-z' the Military Service Act

:tit valley _School for _the__lnontli of 1 __pe___ __ __u__y.____y at the A_____o___y on- Th

'I`li tot

urstlay, up to which cvciiing a_ al ot’ 40 applicants had been ex-_

unlined with results as follows. Pas-

sed for Class A. 13. Class B. 6. Class_ (‘. 5. Class E. 16. The boys are an-_ sworirlg the call ilobly and it is ex-_ pected that the next few days will- he busy ones forthe Medical Board.-

In a list of Cunatliaii soldiers who.

ve received the D.(7.M. the names_

of three Prince Edward Islanders are giveli, namely, Lt. Hammond Johnson, son of Lt.-Col. I-I. D. Johnson, Lt. Nor-

lui

-New PAs1'on lsucousacso.-’

The Rev. G. F. Asslter, the new ini- nister of tlte Christian Church is lliccting with much encouragement in`

cial discourses on prophecy. On: Sunday last he gave the first: “The_

et", B, (‘., of Julnes (Taldwell. lt fortit- cr resident of this city. Mr. Cald-

eel' on thc S. l')lill0t"` which tall hetwvclt r»li.~licl'ii points and l’lifioll. lil his death at. the nge ol' 65 years. the coiintry has lost a citizen of higll character who was a practical friend to all his fellow ltlon. l

DENNIS-SHAW WEDDING.--Tile

lnarriage of Miss Pearl Dinnis, daugh- tvt' of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dlnnis, to l\li'. Victor Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sllitw. Mt. Edward, took place quietly Sllttlrdzly morning. Rev. ll. G. l"llli,on. pastor of the First Metho- dist church performed the ceremony in the presence of a few imlmediate i-ulatlvos and friends of the ‘bridal couple. Tho bride wore a travelling suit of navy hluo with hat to corres- pond. Botlt bride and groom were llnzittendcd. After the cercmoliy the happy couple left by the express' on a wedding trip to St. John. Halifax, and other cities. The array of costly glftsi received testify to the popularity of the happy yollng couple. The Guar- dlan joins with their numornlls friends in extending hearty congratulations

and beat wislies.

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'!:1>’¢°¥“l"!*‘!°*P'I-$'P*l°'l'!”l°~l»'P°P*3°'l"R*€°4»°P°I°§

Tells How to Stop a _ ‘ Bad Cough

Surprising results from tltllfhoruo-

' made sytup. Ennlly prsplrcd

and coats llttls.

fri'-i~r~l»:-et--t»-t»t--t»»¢~=»-:-:~4~t»t~t»4~t#-r-|-i~|-i»

lf you llnve fl severe cough or chest;

cold accompanied with sort-:ii-ss, throat til-klo, lioiirsciicss, or ditliciili. lireatli- ing, or if your child waki-s up during tho night: with croiip und _vnu want quick vip, just try tlris pleasant. tast-

¢f~:»:»2~:~¢ *

drtitzgist can sllpplv you witll 2% ounces [if Pinex 450 cents worth). Pour this into it lil-o7_. hottie and flll t/ho hot- tln with plain grrtiltiltlted sugar liyrup. Tllns _prepured, _voir halve lil ounces of ren l_v rr-marklillii-. cough remedy- one tlm_t can bc' :l¢~pl-itded upon to give quick ind lasting relief -at all

t

You can feel this take hold of ii,

It looscns and raises the pllle stops fl

Pate itlid li. ll. Huestis, 0‘Leary, of a conviction made by them for a first of- h

I

muah in _n “wiv that "mn-ns h_mi__c"_ fence against the Prohibition Act. The is

nlan McDonald, Point. Print, and Er- nest Weeks, the latter receiving ano» ther -bar.

Lt. Parker Hooper has been raised

to a Captalncy and been transferred

his charge. The largest congregations _ w

to the latest McGill College draft.

l`Ol‘ .\’€€1rS D21St attending the services.; which has been converted into me-horse breeders are it credit to the com- largely occasionc-d by a series of spe- . . m

13th Sie-ge Buttery.

There passed peacefully away at

Jew in history and prophecy.” On her home in -“gms” Mrs_ Fred took place on Tuesday morning the Sullday iilglit he will speak on “Tite_ . - 16

Wedge ,alter all illness of six months

("’mi"g Ki"g‘l°m'" - The week night, with cancer. She was a loving mother Prosper Poirier to Miss Marie Alma "‘6"Vi"'° is equally encouraging' _oniand lt kind and 'generous neighbor. G Welllleslla.y night lic is giving Bible _ _ R

Thele are left to mourn their loss

ltoadlngs oil the types ofthe Old Tcs-_ l_esme__ ‘mr h__sha__d four boys groom was irupporteil by his 'brother laniclit, und the attendalice was stated I ` _ , Joseph of Ahranvs Village, while Miss

nanicly, Joo .lull Frltttk in Boston

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lo he th” largest mr twemy 'VGMS ’l`honlas in Sllniiniersidc, and George R past. , . . . W

.lt home alld onc_ daughter Mrs. Pat-

_ rick P. Gaudet. The pall bearers Sf?

DIED IN VANCOUVi§l"l.~-Illlllrllllltlllll 01

were Jolllt Shea, Joseph Shea, James

has jll»t,l‘eal-licil' this i-ily coilveying Mnlnmrh pew), W_ G_mdet_ FelivGau_ g the sad news; of the ii'calll in Vaneouv- _left _md Archy Gaudcl_ May her soul v

rest in peace.~X.

TUESDAY

well. a native of Scotland, _ was ui _ _HANDSOME COL-I-__M,._ Robert pl

gciitleliiall of the old school, with lt. Hom Bram-m.d_ is the owner of _,l very on Tuesday, October 16th, when Mrs, lt1“H-‘dill-Z lift"-‘imlilm-"» high "h""“("u"' nice three yt:-.lr old gelding, sired by ,H i-ull ifoilrtcolls nlilnlier that, iilallc H mm 0,- }.m.k_,,mf,_ (mm was sirml -hy M |`rictids for lillii wlirwever he wenll' ';,',`;`,§,`,"(,§~`i.é§,,.'n§{,]}{(,_ r'yhe(,0|y is much toll, Lot 14. They were unattended. .-\t one time he was iii tile einploy of admired by |,o,.sem0n__||_ T the P. IC. i. lt. system hero and bo- ` ltcv. .liiltn_J. llaniford. The bridal par-

foic leaving the provlliiio was cngiii- FUNERAL THIS MoRN|NG___ The l

\

funeral of the late Miss Bridget Flynn will take place' front her brotller's' rc- i-iiilence, Mr. Peter Flynn, 214 Sydney St., this Tuesday morning at 8.45 to' St. I)unstali’s (lalheilral.

l.lEu'r. M¢l_AnEN wEl_l_ Ae/\l'N

Word has been received in Charlotte- town that Llelltenant Irvine Mcllareli, son nt' Mr. Jollil A. Mcllarnti, of Pa-

ton's litd., has reported for ditty again/ after undergoing trcatnlent for trench fever. in No. 1 llbd Cross' Duchess of Westminster Hospital, France. Lieilt. Mcliaron is an officer of No. 5 Machine. Gun Company, (1.E.F.

NAVAL VOLUNTEERS.- Over

thirty nien who have been lil the (Ta- nadlan Volunteer Naval Reserve for some months, quartered at the Acadln. Hotel, have volunteered for overseas service and have received orders re- garding tlle date of .tltblr sailing; in the meantime they have been granted leave of absence to visit their homes. Among the number wlto are going across the Atlantic for special train- ing in the North Sea patrol work are the following: Captain James West-

in session at Summerllide on Friday. ‘_V The docket was made up of twenty-

_ four cases. The ease of Thomas ing homri-mlldc cough rentedv. An'v L

yncli, Appellant., and James McDollaldA I

(Prolilbltlon Prmiecutor) Respondent R wits also dll-ipoi~ied of. This was an t appeal from the decision of Justices of i

he Poaco for Prince County P. N.

efendant Thomas Lynch who resides

oslfsi His Honor also gave judgment s

, 'vii'-ii,-_,',, ,,,,. man, wnrtkhs imitmom was all action of damages _tothe plain- fl

-I t' in iiotwl mixture. To nvoid rl-lc- tlfl"s crops by turkeys and‘gssse of t

~ ~-.-.s»l -r, _ f ' , - ...

.i_'_’,_x-l ’1l‘_,',‘1,_f':_‘lIl‘ _|i‘;‘;,(_,;2:{é ::_’f"‘~;f0n‘Z{ the defendant and was t§isd_-at the lg he hx*-pu* don] ra" ‘o'cng 3 cam’ ___ ._~r'i_-i\f.__ilnt'illiiis_' else. 'It ls guaranteed last sitting of the Court lt' Oantfevlllo t

l__‘_m%__0___r_s_ _m___P_ __§_m_____5'm____g° __.______._f_-_-_,___nliT;w_t;_é_atinf5_t_t_:énnPf1_:“nio6;v - Betleque. Judkmentryas given for--the o P* ` ` _» " " "

lib* ansdlan .Selling _. Montreal. ’inrouti>. lint. ' |ilefentIant hirlfwttllotit costli.-H. ` _t

rr l

.mm _

fall was 1.66 inches, more than had

away, Sydney, formerly ot’ Albion, P. S

E. l., Captain Dlx, Sydney, fonmorlyl ¥0Hter‘d¥\y un to 9 last night 3.21 Inch- of Georgetown, P. E. I., Captain Kelly. 0 of Sllmmerside, P. E. I.-Halifax! 8 Chronicle. month of heavy rain. These inélts-

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- -COUNTY COURT.-The October 0

telm of the (‘ounty Court, Fifth Cir-

cuit, Judge McQllarrla presiding, was- U'

morning there was a little thunder

,Hugh John Mcltse was seriously wounded ln the hand in France where

is :

“Our Staff Emergency Hospital, Sur-

oon as his health wlllperml»t,hutln he moantmo his home friernds will no

he brave boys of the 98th whose fame

hs nurse was the fnmily's tlrst word

I'/his injuries as they did not receive ho ttntial telegram.

MRS. JOHN A. GILLIES DIES.- e death occurred in Upper Sack-

vllle. Tuesday, oi' Mrs. John A. Gillis. aged 81 years. Besides her husband site leaves- it family of eight sons and daughtcfrs. Three daughters live in Sackvlllo Parish, viz., Mrs. Wm. Ler- ettc and Mrs. Henry Estabrooks, of Upper Sackvllle and Mrs. Rensforth Estnbrooks, of Midgic. Mr. and Mrs. Gillis belonged to P. l-:_ finland.

..*HEAVY HORSES SOLD.-Mes

srs. John D. Morrison and George A Parker, Georgetown, have each sold a horse recently to the Tennisquota Lumber Co., Notre Dame, Quebec. Both these animals were splendid types of he-avy horses, that of Mr. Morrison tipping the scales at.1520 lbs. and that of Mr. Parker also going

all above the 1.500 mark. Such

unity:-G. ‘

~ WEDDING BELLS-The marriage

th., of Mr. Emmanuel Poirier, son of

allant, daughter of Alphonse Gallant. ev. Father Boudreault ofliciatlng. Tile

oseliiio Gallant, sister of the bride as maid of ltonor. Supper was rved at Mr. Joseph Poirier, tlto hottie

tile groom, to a large throng of'

lit;-sts. The evening was spent in arlous amuscnlents.-M.

WEDDING BELLS-A wedding took ace at St. James' Rectory. Port Hill

Dennis was ilnltcd'in marriage to r. John G. Callaghan, both of Arling-

lie ceremony was performed by the

y stlbseqliclitly lcfl. for Charlottetown nd district and on their return will reside at Arlington. The best wlshcs for 3 happy lil-'lrrlod life are extended to the bride and groom by their many

friends. _

ENJOYABLE SOCIAL.- A nlust

enjoyable social was given last nlglil iii Y.`M. (1. A, llall by the Y. W. (7, A ot' Prince ol' Wales College. Tliere was a llllgo attelidance, about 150 lio- ing present, Professor Mcliarty pre- sided. The following programme was lentlereil and much appreciated by all present: Selection by"The Agony’ Band; Midnight, a drama ln three acts; Reading, by Miss Edna Cordon; Solo, by Mrs. McLarty; Reading by Misa Scanlan; Dialogue, His sweet Bouquet. After the prograllllno a number ol' games were played: fol-

lowed hy refrcsllments.

HEAVY RAINFALL.-Tile ralilfnll

of Saturday and-yesterday made il new rel-ord, 4.87 inches having fall- on ln the two days. On Satllrday between 10 il, ln. and' 10 p. ln. the

il

fallen during tha whole month of eptember. ()n Saturday night and

r. fell, making for the two days a reater fall than is. usual in it whole

l'enientl~i weie taken at the Meteor- logical Station here. Yesterday

nd lighting, il forerunner of eojor catlior.

WOUNDED IN HAND.- Mrs. lllgh MMcRae of French lver has recelrved a let- er from an English nurse inform- ng hor that her son No. 92809 Gunner

li had to be operated on, but that he now in the hospital ln England and doing nicely, his address being

icsI'Ward, Westcllffe-on-Sas. Essex.

ounded to return to France and is keiy to be sent home to Canada as ,

oubi. try to make his convalescence lr bright as they can as he is one of

a household word. The letter from

aged Indy has her fmh g(mel_mim__ li>l.ltive>= in wifzliing the ziircil rollple She has 21 gmml (_him,.0n_ G1 ,,,._,__l,llillil_\' lilorc _rl‘ars nl ll p<~:li'<~1lll lite.

grand cllildlen and 2 great gi'eatl"H' _

1" ' _. -- . I'

oNl.v Hun cnor-'run iiéliiw,

crop in this locality is only fair. There '

are however it few farmers wllo could l dispose of some at the tempting high _ prices.-~M. E -DIED IN HOSPITAL.-The death

took place at the hospital last week of Eugc-no Arsciiault ol' ltichniond. Ile-

céased who was about 50 years df agc_ had been ailing for solnc tinle. Fil-_ neral took place to St. Jclnics' Clltirclt

Friday morning.-~M.

WEDDING BELLS.-Zinn l~hul'i:lt'

was tho scene of a pretty lllzirrlattc ill 6.15 o'clock yesterday morning when Miss Florence Mclilnlioit. Weynioiltli Qtreet, bccanlc the wife of Mr. Freder- ick Large. the popular city weight scales official. 'Pho ccrcniotiy was performed by ltov. J. Il. McKenzie, ,pastor of the chlirell. The bride look- ed very attractive attlrcd in ii tra-_ velling suit of liilte with black pictilrc

hat. Tile couple were unatlenilell.'_ After the ceremony the newly niarrled couple left by auto for the railway de- pot alid entrained for a wedding trlp_ to Montreal. Tile gifts received were Y numerous and beautiful. The Gllur dian unites with the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Large itl extending best wish-

es for a long. happy life. _

, ___

GOLDEN WEDDING.-0_n .Vluiiillly

October 8th, the llolnc ot' Mr. .lull Mrs. Peter Glllllilit was tile i'<ll;l(-z- vous of l-t large lilllnlieroi' i`l-ielillsallll

relatives front Eglnoilt lliy iill'i:<li I .ind elsewhere who had assclllblei' at l the occasion of the filltli zltllii\'clt<:l:‘,\§ i

of thc marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Gall- i H W l

ztrtisie oi’ that ol' l'ift_\~ years ago, | -, The aged Couple had me prnlili f-hlldrcn, Mr. and lilrs, Call- SECRETARY LANNE lL.-A Tren pleasure to witness the I".0SCm,0 0,- alll were the recipients ot' lilally ton, N. J., despatch of Oct. 18th. says their sroomsninii and brllleninniil “`U1`llit‘ gifts hrollglit as lnkciis ol t_li=lt_Se<'retai'y of the liiterlol' Frank- Who had Stood fm. ,hom in _\,_,m.H_ love and fl-icllilsliip. A slllilptuolls lift I\- l-M10. it Hilllve Of P. E. l..Wl1|ls past The guests “.hm,0 honored und' :upper was served of wliirli tllc im lllS WIIY iI'0lll \Vi1Bllill8l0lI to New

,,_|ute,| at thc presence of Ml,S_ Gnu izlicsts pill-took with great plcasllre ‘i'<\l'k today, tins taken suddenly ill Entra mother from CnS(,“mp0,, _lgml and stltisl`zl<‘tion ltli<i\\'iii': that they \\'llliaiiuttal'k ul’ KFIDPC OH the train 97_ She is in pm.,-ect health _md ` \vel~e in the presctirfo ot' such ll iron- .iltsl Lt01`0Y€ _l'f‘-1\Ch_lI1g this Clly- ull-' can easily make a mupm -0, miles itil llont and iinnlens. 'l‘ln_- oiinnl-lnii \'-‘ten he arrive! here he imiiwflistclv walk Wuhan, being ,,§_hu,|S,,,d_ -I-he i-nites with their lnaiiy l`.~ietuls and i'<‘l\ll`llf‘-ll' t0 \V-lbzliillgtott. The cold

,vas colltracl.-eil during Mr. Lane's ie-

lmli tour of tlir, West, and has been rrowing worse from day to day.

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To have gained first place as the.

largest selling gum in the World

means much. It means tl1ai:_WRlGLEY’S is liked above all others. -

That its quality, lasting flavour and its l

package are _the kind most appreciated. /_ Back __of all this- the enormous sales of _WRIGLEYS show that people have learned its benefits: refreshment-aid to appetite and digestion-soothing, antiseptic influence to-_ mouth and throat andthe advantages

of sweet, clean breath. `

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