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naruto. Alurton. Couric um langue.

_ . _ _ . large number: of defaulters_ in __ Quebec isi

pg,-tly dine 1;0“’the belief thgéég _g_i)rren.t that!

rnunsoav :ucv mi., ma ;the order-in-,council is ulti-;g____vi1'es._ _

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-It~is»-therefore regarded--lil. politcal cir-

’cles as very' babie that Parliament will be summonednsliortly afteiithezreturn from ,overseas of Sir Robert Bordnn inorder to

Few outside of the sections immediate-ic1'e’a’,. nn. the sitnatinn;__- parliament will

ly interested have any idea of what has al-'nndoubtedlv ratify again isghe _ _(n-de,-_in_ ready been accomplished or of what is pos- _ cnnneii by ‘passing any nenessary legisla _ Slble by Undef drainage- MV- H- Mcjition, althdugh the Opposition would doubt- Gregor himself had several portions of his; less mn_ke_n_nght_ while the United Farm-

flll farmers ln that l0‘Y"ShlP» in C0""€‘f,Sa`lers would again exercise their influence. tion with a representative of The Guardianrsn. Robert Borden and his eeneag-ues who

the other day,-told of what had been done_haVe heen nftending the _Imperial Wars in hlS lmmeellale neighborhood-_ MV M?'lCabinet and the Supreme War Councilinl Gregor himself had sevedal portions of hisiparis Wd] he able to present to Pa;-liamentl farm. aggregating 3b0Ul ¥ll1l'f.\'-me acresfand the couiitrv the exact situation of the!

reclaimed from almost absolute worthless- ness by under drainage. Some of this land was swamp with springs of water here and there and so boggy .that Cattle. ¢OU.1d not safely cross it; other parts were -actually under water for a considerable portion of

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the summer, none of it had been plowedladian in-my up to fighting-' efheiene)-_

and there had been no intention of plow- ing it until the under drainage idea was first mooted and even then there was con- siderable skepticism as to the possibility of reclaiming it. ' On the advice of'Mr. Reek and others who knew, the work was undertaken. Some parts of the land were

S0 bflggl' that if “'35 n9CeSSa1`V t0 FUN lllelOcean any day. __The'-British Air Council,

ditcher, on plank skids but they succeeded in laying the tiles. One of the worst piec- es, some three acres which were actually under water, was first operated- upon and this spring for the first time the__ land was sown to l»'ickw'lieat and the prospects for a good crop are very promising. Other sections drained later are drying up and will shortly be good, fertile, cilltivated upland.

Messrs. Fulton Simpson, Robert Barrett,

Hubert Crossman and_Mrs. Simon Fraser, in this neighborhood, have also had low- lying and waste sections of their farms

similarly reclaimed and with similar re- su ts.

There are many acres of low land in Lots 16 and 15 and in other parts farther west. Some of these were planted last year and owing to wet weather the crops were nev- er harvested and we are informed that at

similar mishap occurred this spring on onel

or two farms. Waste land is at anv time

- lnot only endorse the past*-order, but will

[needs of the Allies from a military stand- 3 point. If the need for_1n_en is as great as lever and the situation is still critical there is no doubt inl~Ottawa that Parliament will

be re ated to furthert kee 'the Can'-

i "_ ~- | WINXING 'run-\\'_»&R~1N~AI_R ' l

, The accomplishments of aviators inwar ,havobecome commonplace. ,_ What was al ‘feat yesterday is an occurrence today. Air-g _planes are exp`eict'e‘d" to" 'fly the Atlantic

has decided that an attempt shall be made, shortly from Newfoundland to _the Azores.l lt,is __all_so matter-of-fact"that it 'does not seem pyossible that a_ littlejjyvhile ago wel were recording with amazement the cross-l ing of the English Channel by an airplane:; :the future of niankind’s speediest vehicle is so assured. -Anid the wildest stories of 'the novelists 'inay begtrue. The war may be won in the ar. An overwhelming air force might break up the greatest offens- ive army that ever Germany could control. lt is nrt generally known that in the German first great offensive of the pres- ent year General Petain stopped the gap in the Allied line near Ham by directing ev'- Iéry available Allied machine to that point ,ind ordering the airmen to keep-back the ' inemy with machine gun and bomb, \vliil_c ;he French troops were marching up. This task was brilliantly performed. The line was held. At the most critical momentin the whole war, aircraft prevented the ene-

a loss to the owner, is capital lying_idle;_ but when, in the innocent hope that Pro-§ vidence may effect a miracle and produce al crop on such land, valuable seed is sownl in and valuable labor 'bestowed upon it, and all is lost, then it is unjustifiable waste.

The Government has made such arrange-

mentsfor assisting the farmers innged of _ under drainage that it is practicallywith- in reach _of the' poorest; 'arrangements so' generous that there is no reason why any reclaimable land should lie idle. Land is too valuable to be wasted and all the low, springy land, even the best of it, is worse than wasted, as often the owner is tempt-5 ed tofcultivate and plant it with the re-’ suit that both seed and labor are lost. With- in a few years land will be even more valu- able than it is today. Land will be in such demand that even the poorest will be want- ed and will also be made fertile. Much of our low-lying land is naturally rich, hav- i ing ,absorbed the best soil of the uplands. It would be advisable, both in the inter-_ ests of the owners and ofthe province to take up this work of under drainage ini earnest Many in the western part of the Bgovince, who have learned dearlyf

ught experience that low land is a snare,__

are taking the matter up and it is hoped that within- ~a few years the greater part of these lands will have been reclaimed and made as valuable as the uplands. _ -----0 _ _

A I~`.\l.I. SESSION

There _is a growing belief in political cir-'_

cles that there will be a fall session of Par- liament.. Unless the Supreme Court re- verses the decision of the Alberta Appeal Court to the effect that the order-in-co"

cil cancelling all exembtiohs 'be'twl£i1ri'riie”',’ “Yes” “WML them why isnw any

twenty and twenty-two is_invalid, a session will be necessary or the 'Militia Depart- ment will be blocked in its efforts to se- cure needed"`reinforcements for the Cana- dian army. Now the situation is compli- cated by theidecision of Mr. Justice Brun- edu of_Montreal that the Military Service Order-in-Council is ultra vires in that it interferes with Habeas Corpus. The Al- berta decision was to the effect that it was inv,alid_bocause an order-in-council could lQ,t._\lp0et an ’fAct of- Parliameiit.'~'The Mon'-‘f

.ny from using his advantage. What Itali- in airplanes have done in the defeat of Austrian offensives is well known and no ionger miraculous. The war may well be won in the air. Given the necessary ma- Jhines, the Germans’_ retreat from France could be cut off; railways might be destroy- ed, bridges blown up, food depots and mn- nition dumps wrecked, and, in a word, it is quite possible to overthrow the_German armies by 1'-an immense air of’f`ensive-Re- gina Leader. _

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IIIGII PRIUES AND \\'IIY

Undoubtedly the war is justly blamed

sommodities; undoubtedly also the war is being used as an excuse for_many of the advances. The latter is well illustrdaed in the following incident which is vouched for by an' exchange:

“An Indian in one of the western reserv-

ations was in the habit of bringing Mrs. Gray each spring several_bask_ets of wild berries fo? which from time immemorial he had charged fifty cents a baske_t._ A few days ago he paid his annual visit to Mrs. Gray’s back door. The maid took the berries and tendered the usual payment. The,In_d_i_an shook his`h_ead.___‘_‘Qne 'dollar a basket-now,” he said. The maid called her mistress and explained the difficulty. Much surprised, Mrs. Gray again offered the fno'rley _to tl1,e_.Indian, who' once morere-j fused to accept it. “Why is this?" asked Mrs. Gray. “The baskets are the same size as usual, arethey not?" »“Yes.” “And the berries are; not scarce 'this year, "I know, because l' have seenibushes 'loaded down with them on my rides about the country

cents a basket enough?_” Thejlndian shift- ed from one fpot to the other quite calm-_. ly. “Hell big dam war somewhere," he ann0unced.»“Berries $1 a basket now_”

Servants infEngland mayibe known as

“househ0lll_¢_>_I‘derlies,” if a plan of the Wo- men's Industrial Council works success- fully. Promoters of the idea believe that the term of "servant" is objectionable to women workers, and it is proposed to es- tablish._ffJ-lousehold. Orderly Corps” in cen-

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I 'treal judgment ~attack’.s the order from a'|1||.; po] gags-

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~ _ _ _ _ In the ir;_ean_ticine_ _the NTllitia_Depa5°tm;i_r_i;_

_ _ ,'13, ‘ _-_ uric-_is" ofng a ea ing out men un er 1 - ma':§vET‘ wan 'I oi-:fer and will talge ig £_or granted that thel 4 I :ui 1 ma icon nun mu an oylsupreme gourt will uphod the Gmfjeomfl

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*°*°‘ °"'°° ‘* °"""°‘“*°"'°' "’“‘°" °'°°° "‘ °“”'I_there will be chaos. ` It is f feared that the?

nubjecu proinhod for discussion at ' the forthcoming meeting ol the (ox breeders. as advertised in your col- umm, a very' large attendance should be assured and much ol value to the lndustry learned. A pnrvlal ug; of

and the measure of success lt hu

nc§eved. - _

0 eefe- feedllx. sanitation and

treatment of foxes.

i lug the young.

‘es of llnlleflect color of skins.

local government.

l I _ This is a rich bill-of-fare. coverlngl _~"10Sl Ol. lbe ground. but. as a share- _ holder in several fox companies, and speaking from the shareholders' vlcw- point, I think I can suggest some ,oihers that are as timely:

‘his full dl1!}'. or wha! more should he du- 10 Pl'0D€Tl.\' adyiiliee the interests 01 his shareholders

I FEI i$UGB1‘l\lS"

Sir.-Judging from Lheivnrlety of

these subjects follows:

The l-‘ur Sales Board: lin melhodsi

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The Problems connected wlih rals

The preparation of pens; the emis-

The taxation ot the foxes by `the`

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` .1 .A1-» M-Irmf 1 » . ioiioaoin aaa. is su me gala q...iiii»._°f

“RU-BER-OID” ` RU-BER-OID, the most attractive colors for n moi-Tile ‘”“*““°°“‘°'°‘-' “°‘.‘a:.°.2iiin&°°°=.°".....“ ‘ln 21°" "is‘"i.“°“° _ -_ i _ ' om ~"SO.VERElGN” rages, and wherevic; artistic effect with lo; _ Slienthiiig I-‘dt Efe and fire rotection are r mired. _

_,___ ofii¢i.ii'§ shamed ii ainaiiemi Bona of _i-‘ire

.1 ~---nunom.. 1-_ - ueaemniers of U. s. maycmaisn nfs umienmim

'A‘P*‘“l' 5l*§“il°‘ I Association. Wrln fu nokia md prim. - 3

.CQLORED

OFIHG -'_-_

The CGWDBUY manager. is he doing . ._

Publicity. \Vhat formg, within our

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STANDARD C0., ADA, Charlottetown Agents

loirrii_i:Ai.- -_rozioirro ‘-_ wnmirzc vuicouvizn l ROGERS HARDWARECO.. LIMITED. i

11128118 Wlll bring the best immediate l J. i ~' 1: Q l ‘ 5 V 'W

_.The Eur Sales Board has handled 1

lk eepe(|n||) “hen L|nB,_l_v nnemi0"_ i liilnlsicr ii niusl not bf loigoltnn d, and iiien who have "delivered ¢h¢~;`__|,liai_ he is also a man, To acc:-pl ion

gifts “ln gel' all me l1eiH`ln8 Uler much from a miiiisii;-r to rf-iilize lon:

. ' . " "' mile o -- --

Manager be reall by some one cup a A ' _ ' _ ~ pseudonym ‘ sole of dealing wiin nm subject. - - ' ____ -when h - _ _

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forthe sharp advance in the prices of manyl

war-time and notwithstanding the b,lt

could be .quadrupled ln peace times.

ou be done to systemar

ize th li si , '

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ziilend the meeting, _Every compnnv

euied ln the welfare of the province

ans of thousands of foreign dollars

meeilng to assist ln its deliberations

continue tn have an association Make it what it ought to be, and support it

orers and the various professions- all have their organizations and flnd _ - .

Mrs. George Llrdges_ Mrs. Ernest Larter and Mrs. Thomas Bell, all ni Charlottetown, besides a large circle ot friends.; May her soul rest ln peace. _

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Old' Klnk’s always willing to preabh

:ind hand out wine counsel and leach; but ask hlm for aild when you're hun- gry and frayed. and he'|l slick to his .wad like a leech. He's handy with

proverb and tex! to comfort _the needy

feed lndlgent man. old Kink never seems to get next. |le’ll help out `lhe widow with psalms, and pray for her latiherless lambs; but he never would try to hrlng. joy to her eye wllh cod-

flsh and sauerkraut and hams. .On Sunday he joins ln the hymn, and

makes the responses with vlm; when they pass round the box'(or the war- shlpers’ rocks, hls gilt ln exceedlhsll' sllm. He thinks. -he ln afanlmginftlll'

Uord and ls sum of a prlncely reward when ioiiéwéii 'lid "g8e9'ii‘i~ ‘inn 'Wk-'

ln accord. For the' -Iprdf he la Wil# to gold bricks, and the humbug who

Qfqggeg QQQLQUWHI h%B if he c=étiir'@iTf2li=lfv=L. f-.?.9€9 _. 3" may to hlm. "N|x!" They size UP 5 man nearly ‘night when be fumes £0

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sm portals of light ;and no shits-y °ld fraud ever hdriiswoggllad God or put'

and vexed; but when there's a plan tor.

neY’s cloh'é` vlllll'Wh'1‘cQ ‘vld’sY’l~ lin`i'fio!`

ledge can bt il¢>peiid»d inn 'l`l

there iimoni; i|iiii|_-t»»r_<,. bill l ln-lit-ii

la il not important (hen, Um; our il l`-olie ai riirv ziri'||i'r:-live. Un ni.itloi'.~' :’_“f_ll‘°‘lS $l10§1l¢l. be, ?."ll1rqv.ed .wliere of condiici I willfgiiuiuiimlil that _mn _'Lf' i*"9._,l"1,UlY,-3~l1d..lh§L;€V€l`}'4lllllkw havu rarely hevli iiii_~‘dii'f-vlwl li_\ sl possible sh ld

niinister of the gospe-l

tion to any ckiuchter who is iniich be

should have nt lensnone renfesenln heath us in .~ioci:il position, what do llve lllefe. E_\',@I'y bu-Slllcss man liner YOU advlse'_”‘ You arc prcli:ib1_\' giving

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ions lf he is ilisrepuliblf no nidtlii

Fariners, 68% and D0\1lU`Ym8l1, Hlilllll' what his social position. _von ought to aclurers, w iolcsulers, retailers, lnb~ use nn yom, in' nm" __ _ ___ _

lu t in ii r the con

nectlon bs-tween them. '

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` ATION

ion of Rennles Rodd S<hool took place

.__ On Friday June 28th and was altoiided

MRS_ EpwARD sHEpHER|3_ by an unusual large iiuinlier of visit- I h

____ ors and r:ilep.i_\or.~. Thi- lliorough ex- _ e

The death occurred in Charlotte- §1nina_:ion off lh_i_>dpupil_< in the various _ '

town on _july 7th of M,-5_ Edwin-d ranc es o st _v .plioivml the rapid - '

Shephard aged 59_ She leaves to progress the s<'liolnr_~= were making iln- 6 mourn 3 nnrrnndng husband five gong dar t_he lultlnn hi' .\lr. \\'ni. M. Silll- ‘

and three daughters, namely John. D lm 0119; Q ,_1\e._nlf_1s\ Plllrierit ,nnd ' '

Wllli:im,‘,Ianies. ln Calgary. Daniel Dainsulkhig tliiaflier \\'l\o_evci' taught' Allleflca. prOVld€S in New York, Benjamin in England, in Rennies lloaqlgplioiil. Alto; thegx-_e f George ;,g_.;h0me_ the daugmeys in-Q amination a sp _‘rn!‘id-"’prog'r:ini 'wziii i

rendered by the pupils ‘ns follows:

as n token of their cfl`0<'t.ion nnd res-

pq§t. The \"lsil0l's cxprosserl tlicnisd- ___ vm! highly pleiiseil nnd vongrziliilated U' W

the leuclmrvlll Sllllphonl on the ei

_lo * ¢-aimo"fo'fa rinse ,by slngl_ng_'the Ninlcnnl Anthem and God Save our Splendid mon.

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on a rdbo snowy white.

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ldiant nnrlHi0czs'slil work helng"‘rin`h$ ' ‘ _ - _ during the ‘twn“srliorl"_v|-ani has hqin leaching ln_ Rqnnics llond School . Mllch regret ls folt_a.s`lilei ,depzirliire

W me r________g or _he mx” _____e“ D c i an tho f- or _my oihil.

men Mm) wme _Mpers bm _hey can num" Nlotiilih iinrlini, ihir i min s

[he fox ,ndnstry is nrmgmg Jmo .. n the liiu oi liitinies the

p_ E_ islnnd _somewhere mmm a mn__ word of a minister, upon iiiallcrs of lion dollars HIwui1lly,.altb¢iugh it ls lac! ot which he ha.- per_~;.~.iinl knmv

and ___ _,___ good _mme a th ‘ _ ____ ` 00 _mu 1.\'zllilo to your social posit-Q

` S 9 cus 0 ion. Sonic of ihc greatest scouiidii-l.~:_'

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io new aiioui ssooooo worm of ir E, lv nsv_ 'r.s.uNa¢:o1”r.- n. `o. |<_>f the 1948 livfwal “ff-' fffffllled- 'Pe l3_l_an<l pells__ ,How many of ns knnn- ` _ __ lfacl reiiiums that thc world srcseries _ ether ghgge have been wen som or (All fllhtl lfelerved) ol wheat are exliaustcd and it will _bo .mngv _\In_,.|_`_nggeS, lnalone m__“__) _,___ , ., ., , aibsoliilely iieccssary lo continue con- _cerning business men be given “___ servaiion and substitution until ihe_ Board's report in advan. d _ ,_ _ _ . , _ _ _ .1919 crop' situation is known. Vanuda lf a man or a machine is uiidbloyto eq an inleryien. “.|,n($n§-n"_:r§;;§f_ Dr' Lmscolt, ln "US '~`°.lUml1 Will is daily increasing the manufacture oflnimiiiiplish ai task it should be turn- and asked to n,-egex-n'{j;'(,0nCn_e form llel_P F011 S0lve_ y0ur heart problems _substitutes for wheat and consumers od over to a woinau and a hall-pin(

on paller their crlllclsnis and suggcs rehgi°"3' "‘"“m.l» 5°'~'lf‘l- llllilllelfll iilllll _ i

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tlolntzy _ su est __ h _every other anxlous care that per- r _ _ _ ___ ,_, n-‘non quegfnn ‘b‘;"_:_'___'_;‘_;‘l__l_ll*;_:E_-’; Dlelell y0u.‘It‘n llursoriiil nnsiver is" 3 "' l ' i, -

nrncucal- political econonnst-_ _"___ required enclose a flvewent stnm'p.`

that a paper, lrenunn nn ,n \o names will he ubh~. ed

and reslwnslbllitles of the (eédriiilililifiiil llvrefer.-sllln your ihvlflnlsvoliilyz' ¢1ii'ii(;i;ll “THE In

resulls? and ' ' i `

what nan be don "1 ,woRLo's wi-iEA1' nsssnvss Ex-'are urgently requested to make use of'

wa). £0 reach out for" __amf`;T_f§_';:_?_?_ ~ ' ‘ ‘;‘ _ HAU51-ED these substitutes to the limit of their

mae. YOUR P'ROBlLElS` SOLVED

"Even of ihe greatest expectations

_giving his bit."

.___ abllii_\'.” Henry B. Thomson, Chair-

man of the Canada Food Board. ` f <

“The profitecr ls a man who is more

iiiicwslcd in getting his bite thanln

a ih h . __

nw are ,`,',‘;,,,if§§§n "_f_‘)”’:_‘__"_;°___§_'_‘_‘l THE no\oii oi x \|.i\' _ ugh), d1eeu,,ged_nnt by theorist! Socialist uanis io knou Are ihel

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U _ gl" bl actual careiakers who have W0l’llS 0f H mlnnl-‘r 'ini more dv' '

., vc-n their _time and thought for years endabl h _» - ~ .

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_ _ ._ * '= ni _ wif- ~

_ or-miss methods loo generally praclls |

I . at $15.00

S eciall Priced

HL If hand-led' pr6D'e__‘_y_ ___-_-__ an-_D_____ may ie- :i ilisliriii<il‘:ililf» mlm lion- :ind t

_l_x_cni_ l_nd_'ispensible_ \\ hy not the fox _

i ee( 0 s. ' 1; I um, slrnetc., ' ` ‘

50 Men's ijiuits to c ear at 15 00: in either hree piece or norfolk stvles_ Some of those Suits are worth $18.50 20.00 & 22.00. __

The reason we are selling them at this low

Price is because we have on y two or three

e ll ness lu _preparation .f f ` ' ' ' '

the big future which awaits us? UI ° ' ° left of a klrd'

l-‘or his OWH _SHk8.al1C_l for the link( SOCIAL EQl'ALl'I`\':-“_-\ F`:\lli\=r`

of the business as,n..wl_10.l€. every !`0X~ writes, “A young main is pairing ntieii

lariner who can leave his home sh ld ` `

T helcolors are blues browns fgreys and

mixed tweeds, the sizes 36 to 44 inch.

Come and enjoy a real suit bargrin.

_ Men’s Raincoats _

invested here, siwuia try ie be, amiw ..91L¢.\1D.L--f=ml1ci-->=o@-11-1-iu>->iuoii=»~sii<l~~~--»~-~-~--f-ff--f~Gi{¢0a1_3, glaze rubber coats, parametta -and

_ some of ll l -_ i ~ 1- ` l 'l' '

If llie association has not niet all walks of Ulf; ,iffy mm JI In o“ `\ tweedrubber coats at prices from up

_ ' ' . ' ferr- | -

the claims made on its behalf llirougl ~ W "ming limi), Hi _ t0 YOU ll f'Ud them all Of S _nherem ,faunS_ have _hose fauna' ed to is honorable and lnililslrimis _ion p

nninmd out nnd (_n".eCted_nn,1e, us should think twice liefore forbidlling

your daughter to iw-1»i\'e his iliieiii-

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FLOUR

Robin Hood, barrels and bags. old grade. Queen City, barrels and bags. old grade. Forest K' , barrels and bags, old grade. Beaver, 'bagels and bags, war grade. ' Queen City; barrels and bags, war grade.

Ogilvies Go‘v..Standard, barrels and bags, war grade.

Victory, barrels and bags, war grade.

CEREALS

Rolled Oats, barrels and bags. Fine Oatmeal, barrels and bags. "~

Wheat Farina,`barrcls and bags. ` ‘

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Cracked Com. ‘ Middltngi, Feed Flour. Writeus prlcU-

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