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‘iwnnNnsDAY.

11111 PILLS

FOR THE

KIDNEYS

Proper functioning of the kidneys is essential to good health. Gin Pills correct all kidney troubles. Get a boa to-day, and ba well.

IDERWEAR 55c per garment

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ﬂint-Donald sells

lphone .\'o. is 12-2.

I80 KENT ST.

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Announcement

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Sch urman Garage

' ing for 15c per yurd zit Sinclair's.

111111-1111 till ‘.5 p.111. Thursday. 111i)" .1111; highest market pric s‘. Mild-Bull id's Affleck.-~6S1~l1-12-ni-2i

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Western Guardian

--8HOP from Holman's Catalo .

—MEN'$ FLEECED LINED UNI- a Sinclair's. @64-1l-12~m2i.

—MEN’S GOOD YEAR WELTED FINE BOOTS in black 1J1‘ brown leathers. only $335 will” ﬂl S"? .1351‘, 6111-11-12-11121.

—-36 INCH GREY COTTON sell- 136441-12-11121.

_,LIVE HOGS-“W: will be 1081i"

—SUMMERS—ID_E—AGENT.— Mr. liyron ltiacDouald of the MacDon- .111i 11111: Co. is 110w Grier-lien WP‘ rt-st-rtative in Suniinerside. and will be phased to rccuive‘ news. atl- vi-rtisiug and Job Printllli-i- Q1"- tne rliiornills’ Lillilfiliﬁill at his store. His 1e13-

/35 INCH STRIPED FLANN_E_L- LETTE 111111- 211- i11-i 1'3"" “i” >11!‘ 1-l.1".1.». 1;i,-l-1l-1.111..1.

—FOX SH lPMENTS—'l‘llt‘Tt' “Vi”

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will 111» 1-1-sl1i11111-1it11Japan. .\lr. i11-ti 11 111\1.11' ~\1-11i as 1.11‘ as lliiril -11 with, 11,1,- ,,,;.-_;1111'j1-,-11i 111111-1-131111.

-FOX SHIPMENTS.-1')n S f 111-‘;1\‘1i--.\'1. .\'.1-..-111l1»~ 171111, spi ll . ‘1111111 Suiiini will llilsi‘1 11:1 ~il\-1‘r 1‘11.\1-~ 1-1111-11-11 I11"; 11.1 111v 1.1-.1-1i1-1‘< i11 1l11- l-‘ux l-Ix-1 ' iii-- il11_i:il . _' ll

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Eastern Guardian

. JBHOP from Holmatra Catalog

..*YOUR 8 DAY8.—Nov. 12th. to 15th. the entire stock on sale noth- .ng over $5.00. Don't miss the wonderful bargains at the Elite Millinery Montague. ti66-1l-12-fi1ll-

..'EASTERN AGENT — Mr. J. W, Murdock is now Guardian Ag- ent in Montague and will be pleas- ed to receive news items, advertis- ing, Job Printing, new and re- newal subscriptions. l!

..">‘CHOICE aannzo PLY- mouth Rock eockerels $3.00 eaell 1111 111-c. lsL-D. F. lilac-Donald. hiontttgue. 646-11-l0-n1wf10l

..<‘FINE YOUNG STEER CAR- CASS.-—.\ir. Joseph D. Mclsaac. btitt-hi-r. Sotiris, purchased from .1111». .-\, McDonald. (Surveyorl. Ilvfiilllilifillé. one of the finest syu-t-iniens o1‘ young steer ever srown or offered for sale in 1i SOIITlS biiicht-r shop. The animal “'11s but twelve months old. btit curried a carcass of muny a two and three year olti and was meil. i111. Pricc iveights not given. .\lr. .\l\'l$illl(' 1iurclianes only the choicest 1111111111114 for his discrlnr 1111111111; trade,

Malpeque

.\lr. Foster. t1f Iiiairshfh-ltl and .\lr. l-Zphraim Phillips of Tyni- Yul- le-y n-pri-seiittilivi-s 1111111111111 linrvcstcr ('11.. 31111111-11111- on 'i‘h11rstlay.

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Mrs. (‘harlcs .\lac.\‘ut1, Slllllllll'f‘~‘

sid», 111111 .\lr. anti -.\_irs. Clifford Niathi-son. .\lr.an1l Mrs, (larnt-t Profit all of Ki-nsingtoii, .\lr. and lirni-st Mill, .\lr. and hirs. .\iill and th1- MlSHPH .\illl (‘li-rinoiit ivi-ri- visitors to 1111111011111- 1111 Suiiiltiy". l

The ivi-athcr of Tuesday- Nov. ‘lill. l1ri1vi~ti fuvtirablw for thi- lllllhl-(Pil Suppl-r whit-h ivtis a11-

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‘mu CHARLOTHJTOWN TGUARDIAN

Hunter River And Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McDonald and son. Master Allison, spent Sun- day in Charlottetown.

bane on Friday.

Miss Jessie MacLeod spent the Thanksgiving holidays at her ‘home in Montague.

Miss Gertrude Clarke, Cavendish. 's visiting here the guest of Miss Ruby McDougall.

Mrs. George Cutllffe, Cape Trav- crse, has been visiting here for the past week, the guest of her mother. Mrs. Brown, and sister Mrs. E. Seaman.

.\lr. John McPherson and datight- er. .\iiss Doris, of Kensington. spent Suntiuy i11 llrookiield at the homo of the farmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch. McPherson. -

.\lr. Clarence McGuigau, of tlii‘ Royal Bank staff, Charlottetown. is lit-re for a few days relieving Mr. U. C. Ctitliffe, of the local ‘branch. who is undergoing treatment in -th1- P. E. island Hospital.

.\Il.=s Reta Pickering has returned to her homt- from a pleasant holi- day i11 Charlottetown, the guest oi Conductor and Mrs. Jardlnc.

Mr. B. \\". Taylor. proprietor of the Globe l-iotel, has returned from ‘:1 busi ess trip. covering part o1 lNovu tt-otla 11nd (Izipo lircton. ll" ,\v11s absent about u month.

Mrs. Dingivt-il anti dtitighter, Miss Dorothy, have rotnriiotl to their homt- from a four works visit with i'ri1-11il1< in Sonu-rviilo, Nlass.

Miss l-lvn Simpson, llny View .\lills, was a 11ns1st-1igcr to Monta- igne on ‘Thursday, win-re sht- will ispt-iiil :1 holiility, thi- guest of Rev. ‘and .\ir.1. llrliitoii ztl i.h1- Baptist , arsonago.

Dr. George Green was in Bradal- '

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We will march into your-favor Bringing each a different ﬂavor. Close behind us you will ﬁnd More of our delightful kind.

When we next appear in print

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ROM our Box of Blue an

Out we troop for your delight.

Let us tell you who we are: Home Made Fudge and Maple Bar, Molasses Kiss and Cherry Fruit, Each one in a chocolate suit.

Why Néilsorfs "Home Made” Chocolates are so Good

The ver best of chocolate coatin a are use in Nathan's "Home Mada ' Chocolates. The centres combine tba most delicious fruit ﬂavored creams crisp nuts and fresh fruit with tempt:

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We will give a further hint Of the other pleasures hid

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We use thla adlsctlvs advla- cdly.

Sufferers from EWF-lfal" may have perfect vision and therefore do not anal-Yul l" presence 0i’ Ill)’ 9Y5 delect-

The motive pow" 07 U" entire human organism ll Ncrve Energy.

Normal eyes. it la computed Jtillze about 20% of this larva Energy. ‘wt when EYQ‘ strain is present, a much larg- gr proportion is required. Hence defective eyea, throuﬂh their consurnﬂilﬂ" °f l" EX‘ cesalve amount of Nerve En- H-gy, may geriourly affect the functioning of other orilﬂ"! °7 the body. 111111 ere-111" i" health.

HAVE EYES

YOUR EXAMINED

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Optometrist

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Palmer & Palmer H. J. PALMER, K. C. Barrister, Etc.

Money to Loan Bank of Nova Scotia Building Charlottetown, P, E. l.

Mcllonziltl & McPhee B. A.

J. A. McDONALD. H. F. McPHEE

Barristers, Attorney, Etc. Money to Loan Riley Building Charlottetown

Mark R. McGuigan - B. A.

BARFHSTER. SOLICITOR, Money to Loan Cameron Block

Charlottetown, P. E. Island 1

Dr. .. C. Archibald Graduate of N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital Practice limited to Eye, Ear, None and Throat Office Bayer Building Great George ltrut

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.\l1" ..11d Airs. 111111111 llrziiitlt-i" l"‘iill'lli'il 1o lloston after ;.< i-iitlitig 1111- hllllllllﬂl‘ at. the forni- l1-1~'s 11111111- in ill" llaliitg-

IT TAKES COURAGE it lulu-s t-tiiirtigt- not 1O liicilll l‘) ‘[:1)11lll1li' ]il‘l'_lllilli'i‘li, _ ‘1 'l‘11 livi- ;it't'i1l‘<liii‘,{ to your convic- 1111111. _ V 1 'l‘11 11-iii<1- to make a‘ living 111 a ‘iitii slioiizibli- Yiliﬁlililll. -, To >11)‘ ".\'o," sr1ii:iri.-1y' to 1101111:- 1111111: 11-11111: WllPil those llfilllllll 111111 say “Yi-H."

To 11111111111 in ivhili- others grow ‘1ioiinl1l1- nit-thiiils. 1 T11 livi- hoiii-stly within your ‘means, :1i11l not ilishoniﬂll)’ "DU" ilit- 1111-1ii1~ 11f tiilii-rs.

‘ To -111~:1l1 1111- truth when. 11y 1- 1111111- provariuntion, you c1111 secure .s11111.- st-vniing tiilvtinitige, - 1 T11 1111 _\‘i)lli‘ duty in silence, ob- lsriiiaiiy Zillll p11vt-rty, while. o hers 111111111 yt11| [ll'(l.\']lill' through lt-illeiii" i111: or violating Sllcftlil obligations. To refuse. to do a thing which _\i111 think is wrong i11-cause it is 11 1-11-111111111111- 11111- in il‘llili'.

. T11 1':11-1- ‘l-iiidcr and lies. and to ‘1-111-11- yotirst-lf with t~liet.-ri'tiln'css. unit-o, and dignity for years befort- the li1- (‘Jill bi- corrected.

To i‘lli‘O\\‘ 1111 :1 position with 11111111 salary which it is the onl!’ l1usi1i1~s you know, and you have :1 111111111; ili-pi-nih-iit upon you. he- 1.‘1i1s1- it ilots not have the unquali-

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Forgotten 1 than who 7w thought you were so dyspeptic that 1m immible? sruanrs Dyspepsia Tablets

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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet: have been graatly fortiﬁed and ars now a better stomach medicine than ever. Don't for. (u them when your stomach shown alﬂis u! being overworked.

Telephone 850-11. Oﬂlca Hours-O to 12 a. m. 1 to b

A1’ All. DRUGGISTS

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"mill 11"‘ illtll)‘

always atltli-tl the ri-qiiiro- thi-sw- lint-s. The young int-inlu-i-s tlisplnyt-d t-xtrcllt-iii izistt- in the tlt-troratitin of tho iii- ..-t.t11:1- room 111111 netetl ill the c1111- zioty 111' ivnitress. Miss Ross, Prin- vipiil oi’ Flllifllilﬂ School gave $111111; spli-iiiiiil instrtinit-iital 11-11-11111111 for tl - tcrtainmcnt of those wli . . ' A1111: to bi.- served. 'i‘h1-. pro- v1.11 11s 11111111111111] to 111111111 8431,4111.

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| w .\ii.-‘.~‘ tiri-tn liiixton, R, N" 11f .\'i-\v _ - v-qnng h". Simon Ah.,_.‘1\\‘llll liui1t1-r l{l\'1'i' as trentrii, pro-1

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. For Sore Feet-Mlnarrfs Linlment.

Waril .\l1-1iib11'.~i 0i‘ Stock i-Ixchnngis:

the liixinirt-til

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(i11 a wa Power ,, (‘tiha Cane Stigur . . . . . . . . .. (‘iibu (‘anti Sugar Pid. P1111 AlllHFlCUll Potrtilt-iiin . Alllilflifilll (‘an . . . . . . . . . . . .. lliiizilltin Fraction

llrivuril 8111.111 Pftl. .. ilowairti Smith Coin.

Spniiish Rive-r Prefi-rit-i .. 811111111111 ltivt-r (311111, , _ , , _ , ,_ S111] (‘unipztirv of (‘tiiizitlxi .. Jiritish l<1111pi1¢ Stet-l 1st Ponmaiis Ahitjbl Shawiiiignii .... , _ , _ Lniirentiile Pulp . . . . . . . . . . ,, (‘iinatlitiii (loiit-rzil Electric .. (Ytinatlitin Steamship Com. .. (‘anntiliin Steamship Pftl. Asbr-sios (Tom.

Doinlitlon llritlge .

Monirt-zil Power

Wliinipt-g idlt-ctrit:

National lli‘(:\VCl‘l.H-l Ailaiitlt- Sugar

Alt-bison

A111. (‘or & Foundry ..

.-\|11. Locomotive . . . . . . . . . .. Aiii. Snielting & ilefining .. Anacontln Copper . . . . . . . . .. (Zniuitiftiti Pacific lttiilwtiy .. New Yurk Central . . . . . . . .. (Irucible Steel . . . . . _ , , , ,, lnteriizititiniii Paper Kelly Springfield

Mex. Petrol-cum . . . . . . . . . .. intorntitlnnni Mor. Marine ., Press Stet-l Car . . . . . , , , , , ,, [wailing Southern Pacific Sitidcbiiker Union Pacific . i-"itih (‘tippt-r , , ,, U. S. Steoi . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. l7. S. lntitistriai Alcohol

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MONTREAL EXCHANGE

193i Victory . i933 Victory i922 Victory ..

BANKS

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Hank Montreal

flank Nova Scntia

199%

Groin closed. ivhv-al, Dec, 160%; May, 163%,

STOCK QUOTATIONS

IlALll-XAX, Nov, ll.—S1ock quo- lliiifllls furnlsht-il by Johnson $111111

‘ (lulliiTc, Mary

35% 39% 1541/;

104.30

1937 Victory ........ ..'...': 1011.15

visitor 111-1-1- during liia months rtay 1111 1111- island, has returned 111 his 11111111- in that trity. Mr. Jlynstaiit is a brother of ltev. John 1l)_vs 1111i. a inrnii-r 111111101‘ 0i’ the 13111110111211 t-huit-h i11-re.

Among. the visitors to the city lr1-t-r11tly were Miss Lotiiso M1‘- ‘lﬂoubri-y. .\'i-'i\‘ (llasgoiv, Mrs. J. 'i‘. ,.\it-.\lill111i, .\lrs. l). M. .Vlci.t-oti, Mr. 11.]. W. Patterson, Mr, .l. ll. Simp- json, il;1_-.1 Vii-iv, .\lr. niiti Airs. Ev-ir- 11-11 \\'1-1|lt1t‘k and family, Mrs, A. ‘Slllllillillli llllll .\lis1s l"lill‘i!ii(li‘ Silli- 1111111111.

i, .\lrs. A. ilousitni niiil .\li‘$l. l-I. _l-‘ras1-r spi-nt Sunday i11 Mtrviit-ltl.

i Mrs. Phktring and Miss Rita Pickering are Biljilyilig a visit 1111110111.: ‘their many friends in May- ,fi.-l1l anti Stanley llrltigo.

, The school Fair for next year

must-s to l1t- larger and btittcr than 111111" yi-t licitl. Si-vt-ii tschoois will ‘illllil.’ part and tho prize list was WPVlSQIlJIIHI, improved at the nicot- 1111K ht-ltl in tho si-huol hero rt-t-r-iit- lly. The nowly appointed 0iilt-1-rs lure: H011, Pres., Mr. Donald Anti- rt-ivs. Hunter River; Pros“ .\lr. Loo Ling, Wliezitley llivt-r; Vice- Pries, bliss Hilda (Yiitlifle, Fri-tier- iictiiii; Sc-c.-'l‘reus., Miss I31111trice M. Niche-oil, lliintizr River. The toinmittt-Ps appointed from the several schools arc: Hunter River. .‘\llil1'l ltotigorson, Allan Wodlot-k; New (iliisgoiv, K. Stevenson, 111-veil iTt-klosnn, Corn Ncsbltt; Wht-ticley ilivcr, Li-oiizirti Ling, Sallie itoss", ll1-1111ie'.~; Road, Margaret Bernard. Mac- Cathay. (lecella (laliant; (lrt-on- vulr, Jami-s Ilrorvu, Mao Paul. Laura Mcliae; Fredericton, Horace Stevenson; liazel (lruw. Pauline llagiitill, .\ill.‘ired l-‘erris and lli-airiet- Stevenson. The zitivlstiry bozirti is: Messrs. John (Ytitliffc, l-‘riink Bngnall. William lit-iiiarti, Artenian Moffat, Nelson Murray, Murdock Ciitllffc and (lor- 1ion llrown.

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The. services on Sunday’ were ivoli zitti-ntieil. iii the nfti-rntion lit-v. O. l-i. Peters gave 1i spli-ntlitl Tdzaiiksglving address, niitl i11 the t-vieniiig lluv, R. ll. Stavt-rt made a special illiflillll for more i-arnesi. 'i‘hanltsglvliig with vi-ry 1111111111111; roft-ronre to Armistice Day. In Loth sorvlcosi tho music was ap- propriate t0 the ot-tranitin the iiuel. by Airs. (leorgo Whltlock and Miss Mubol iluchanan at tho ev- ining service being especially ef- fcctive. '

The W. M. S. of the Methodist (!lllll‘i'll mot. on Tuesday evening in tho rburch with 1i good attendance.

Comb Sage Tea In Faded Or Gray Hair

Grandmother kept her hair beautifully darkened, glossy and attractive with a brew of Sage Tea anti Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on that dull. faded or streak- ed appearance, this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug store for “Wyethis Sage and Sulphur Com- pound," you will get a large bot- tic of this oldtime recipe, improved by tho addition of other ingredi- ents, all ready to use, at very little cost. This simple mixture can bs depended upon to restore natural color anti beauty to the hair.

A well-known downtown drugglst nnys everybody uses Wyeth‘s Sage 11nd Sulphur Compound now be- cause it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied-it's so easy to use, too. You simply dampen a comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair, taking one strand at I time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another applica- tion or two, it is restored to it! natural color and looks glossy. soft and bsantlhii.

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On ’i‘hursd11y, the mixlllary of the Piesbyteriun church met at the home of Mrs. Antirow Bagnnll and 111111.; made ior the sending of a box of garments to Rev. \\'. i. (lrcen, ‘Frinltlatl. also 1t box of ar- ticles which’ will be i-ioltl at a bazaar to be hold shortly 11y the girls ot‘ the North iiunun school. Iluth these societies lire doing splendid work and should rect-lvti. every tant-otirtigemt-iit from thc churches they represent.

Somt- ‘weeks ago Mr. P. L. Samp- i11-ll, New‘ (ilasgtiiv, had the mis- fortiino tti lose his ilotir and grist mills by iirv. Wlitliotit any “idli- rt-plifng." .\lr. Campbell procootit-il ‘to rebuiltl and hiitl the satisfaction lust week of installing in his new building inai-ltincry purchased from the Charlottttmvn Nlilllng Co. .-’\.~1 the ivoight of this machinery is a-boiit six tons. tho removal of ll. to New Glasgow, a tlistilnttu of some eighteen miles, 11111.11 in itsi-lf a herculean task. Two gilvtfflliilvili. trucks were employed for this pur- pose, flllll on the evening oi’ thi- third tiny afti-r loading, it was i11 place. Mr. (Jumpbell is to iii‘. t-oii- gtatultited on his ‘1"il{t'l‘I)l‘l§i-3, 111111 is (l1.-serving of 1i full nicasurn of public patronage. i.

__j¢¢>———-- LETTER OF SYMPATHY

Lotti-r of syniptnhy to .\II‘S. .-\11- nio Maynard and family of Port Hill on the death oi‘ Mrs. May- nu1d's sister a beautiful young girl just in her iwoiiLv-flrst year:

.\lovctl by Mlss (lr-zitro Bltinlgom ery.

‘Seconded by Mi1-‘1s Louise M11111- gomery,‘ '

Whereas we tho tiiilcc-rii nnii members of Port -liill Women's his t-itute. were deeply shocked, 111111 grieved. by the ileuth of your den-r, daughter and sister to ivhoin _\~1111 looked forward to be n tomftirt, joy and pride. in tho coining yours. Willi 111s she has lcfi 1111 enduring memory, i'or her splendid isotrlal qualities. gentleness. brightness and never failing good l1umo1. Therefore resolved. that‘ this insti- tute do hereby express their heart- TQl-l ﬂYlIllW-illy w the sorrowliu; mother anti family. May llg who only can give comfort, lighten your weight of sorrow, .

We shall know her voice, in the Lamb's new song.

Her B1011 0n tlle streets of gold. And the some bright smile, on her glorified face, '

An she wore in the iiaya of old. At a regular meeting of 1111s Wo- mana’ Auxiliary of St. Jnmm Church. Port Hill. it was moved 11y Mrs. A. F‘. 'l‘rt1verse, seconded i11‘ Mrs. ._l. l-i. Yeo and resolved tliiit "we the members of the so-iiioi- branch of the W, A, wish tn 11s- suro ‘Mm. Annie Mavnard of 0111- heiirifeli sympathy 1:1 11111 he 111111.- of sorrow and bereavement.

We too knew and loved her daughter Lily. The vacancy in our midst. caused by her death. can only be compensated for in the ro- membrance of her beautiful life. The Master has been pleased to call her to a higher aervloe and

a; our prayer for Mas. Maynard is:

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that the great Comforter may eoni- foitand strengthen her that she may be able to accept His will."

places on their feet, Not only do theyspreod poultry diseases, but. any live stot-k or other germ dis-, case. Many a mysterious outbreak might lit: traced to this source. Flotks of pigeons are 1i very pit" he spoke tit your dinner’! tiirosquo feature of the landscape, Ill‘()ll(l\\'lly~*-Hl-! illll.

—---—<oa>—-——— PIGEONS SPREAD DISEASE “Pigeons spread disease when flying at large." snys a writer in i-‘nrm zinrl Fireside. “Que-y are very 1iromlstrtitius i11 their visits and nZ-ties. t-tirry ilist-ns-a. germs from lnfecteililiseune germs as wt-il

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Buy n package of Sun-Maid Raisins and open it. You will note these two things at once:

First, the largeness and plumpness of the fruit, and its beautiful color. 'l‘hat’s because only the ﬁnest of sweet, tender grapes are selected for Sun-Maids.

Then you will note how clean they are. You will not even think of washing them. And that's because of the inﬁnite care with which they have been cleaned and sterilized in the great, airy, sunny Sun-Maid Plants.

These things you will see. But when you use them in your cooking you will note another dif- ference ‘between these and ordinary raisins-a rare, rich delicacy of ﬂavor that will surprise

and delight your family.

Anywhere, at any time Sun-Maid Raisins are always of the same superior quality. You will know them by the smiling Sun-Maid airl upon the packlle.

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