OCTOBER a.‘ 19-:-

Gentral Guardian?

ALL ABOARD FOB. the fox show. 7657-tf

LOVERRS FORM FOUNDATION ‘

. garments will be fitted and demon-

strated here on October 28th and] 29th. MOORE a MCLEOD LIMIT-‘ ED.

WE WILL BE buying live hogs at] Kenslngton until 12 o'clock noon on; Monday, Oct. 27th. Peter McNutt d: Son. 7812-10-24-11

USE

wreeniess"

“THE BEST PRODUCTION I have ever seen." was the verdict of a gen- tleman on purchasing a copy of "The Golden Future of Prince Ed-

l ‘THE GOLDEN FUTURE"

ENGLISH FOX

ward Island." io-iatr

_.i

LIVE FOWL WANTEIL-Buylng

IF YOU CAN WIN a prize at the Charlottetown Fox Show, you can win anywhere in the world. 7657-tf

FAMOUS MAKE SILK HOSE reg- ular $2.00, clearing 81.50. Moore 6: McLeod Limited. 7782-10-23-21

3,020.00 IN PRIZES at the fox show. Eighteen championships. A

7831_1o_24_m,prize here means enhanced values

and quick sales.

7857411’

IS IN anam- DEMAND, A merchant bought one copy yesterday and im- mediately sent for an additional 100. Another merchant visited the ofllce saw a copy, and took 50 with him. - lil-lli-tf THE FOX SHOW WILL BE I-IELD ‘n an atractive fox home. Watch the isilver beauties being judged. In the 7657-tf

THF (IHARPOTTETOWN CUARDI '\ ‘V

_.___

Former Governor Clifford

of Georgia, twice honored with the

n-yw vsa-Iu0

Ex-Governor ls_ h Firm Believer .:::'.::v."..:::. In iiew Sargon

irorii" srraiiiliii- Si...00L FAIR

eld ill the

v 1 Lola Bryenion, Mt. Ste

2 James Feelian. St. Andrews. ' 3 Aletba McDonald, Mt. Stewart. 4 Rita McIntyre, St. Andrews, Sec. 6 Collection oi Six Parsnlps,

Walker

lbor and St. Andrews. The prizes given were as follows: Class 2, Roots.

Sec. 5 Collection of Six Carrots.

ivr:

The Mount Stewart School Fair was: Mount Stewart hall on! following schools tak- Stewart, Savage Hai--' several

wart

highest office the people of his state could give him, is prominent among the thousands of well known men and women throughout America who

itude for benefits they have obtained from the use of Sargon. He recently said:

"Not being stalwart in physical strength, it has been my custom for

(‘lass 3, Vegetables. Sec. 2 Best 1-2 Doz. Green Tomatoes.

have publicly expressed their grat-'

Sec.

l Aletha McDonald, Mt. Stewart.

l Aletba McDonald. Mt. Stewart. 2 Marjorie Atlleck, Mt. Stewart. 3 Eleanor Douglas, Mt. Stewart 4 Bernice McDonald. St. Andrews,

Sec, 4 Best 1-2 Doz. Cucumbers.

1 Joyce Stahl. Mt. Stewart

2 Inez Pigott, St. Andrews.

5 Best l-2 Doz. Beets.

1 Lois Bryenion, Mt. Stewart, 2 Eleanor Douglas, Mt. Stewart,

several years to recoup my physicall energies at each change of season 4 J h with some tonic. Owing to close con-‘ -. Ne”

3 Rita McDonald, St, And

Sec 7 Best Pumpkin (one)

IOWS.

McDonald, St. Andrews.

good quality live fowl, empty crops. new magi"! fimdlmn"

NETTING»

For security on your Fox 0r Mink RanchJ

Friday morning, Oct.

Bros, Fredericton, P. E. I. 7801

. MAKE won FOX snow entries early- veal-tr ,

Satisfaction ‘ teed.

tSold by the oldest dealers in ranching

supplies. .4, The

guaran- _.~ l NORA GILES will demonstrate

LOVERS FORM foundation gar- ments here October 2Bth and 29th.! MOORE at MCLEOD LIIVIITED. l 7831-10-24-21 l

SILK PAJAMAS AND gowns clear-

ing at half price. Moore d: McLeod Limited. 7782-10-23-21 I i? I

24th. Outliffe .

“The Jolly , Farmer." there was one once.

.1,'.".~.

Rogers Hardware

Company Limited

We also sell such ac- cessories as Fox Pans, Tongs, Staples, etc.

C. M. Lampson C? LIMITED. 6| Queen Street London, E, C. 4, England Public Auction Sales 0F

RAW FURS Shipping bags will be furnish- ed without charge by spplymg Ltd. Sum- merside. P. E, 1.

alepresented by

Alfred Fraser, inc. Z12 Fifth Avenue

Fourteen inns in Surrey are called Presumably I

\

dition, and we

NEW GLASGOW AND CAVENZ. DISK-Services on Sunday, October! 26th in the United Church, New Glasgow at 11 a- m.. and Cavendish at 730 p. m. Rev. H. S. Bishop, B. D., minister. '

TAKE YOUR. WIFE. family, sweet- heart or friend to the fox show. Make up a party. Don't miss this great attraction. 76574!

SUNDAY SERVICES.-- For the

New Glasgow Church of Christ are

as follows: 10.00 a. m. Bible School, 11.00 a m. Preaching Service also

service in Fredericton Church o.‘ Christ 7.30 p. m. Wm. G. Quigley.

IMPROVEMENT IS ' MADE BY . comparison. How can you tell where your foxes fit until you compete at the fox show? 7557-151

TIIYON BAPTIST PASTORATE- ‘Services Sunday. October 26: Tryon, 11 a. m.. Westmoreland, 3 p. m. Bon- shaw. 7 p. m. Myron O. Brinton, Minister.

BRADALBANE United Church of Canada. Services on the above charge for Sunday October 27th are as fol-

llows: Pleasant valley, l1 a. m., Rose

Valley, 3 p. m., Bradalbane, 7 p. m. Thoe. Palethorpe, Minister.

NEW GLASGOW INSTITUTE.- The October meeting of New Glas- gow Women‘s Institute was held at the home of lvlrs. Harland Hill on Monday the sixth. 'I‘here was a. good attendance of members and visitors. Two new members were added to the roll. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode followed by the Creed. Roll call was answered with “A book I have enjoyed and the author." Sick arii school committees reported and it was resolved to purchase a water pail for the school. Twenty dollars was voted for the Protestant Orphan- agfe- The following committees were appointed: School, Mrs. C. A. Steven- son and Mrs. Herbert Stevenson;

Ilnement in my office, and rather} sedentary habits of life my physical condition was such that I decided to take a course of treatment at Battle Creek. During recent years, in fact. I have been compelled to resort al- most continually to laxatives and other special hygienic measur-s maintain my health.

"This season a friend of mine

was a scientifically prepared pro-

duct and decided to try it.

"Almost I11 the start its invig- orating eliects were noticeable. seemed more alert. my appetite im- proved, my capacity for work was

1 Robert

Pigott, Savage Harbor.

Class 4, Flowers, Sec. 1 Best Bouquet 0t Sweet Peas.

m Sec 2 Best Bouquet Mixed Flowers.

suggested Sargon. I was convinced Class 7, Cooking,

from literature which I read that it 59¢. 1 Best Single Loaf ot White Bread

2 Tommie Rose, St. Andrews. 3 Francis Rose, St. Andrews. 4 lliflrlorie Afileck, Mt, Stewart,

1 Eleanor Douglas, Mt. Stewart. 2 Margaret McLeod, Mt. Stewart. 1 Margaret Martin, Mt. Stewart.

2 Stella. Afilcck, Mt. Stewart. 3 Inez Pigott, Savage Harbor.

1 Ada McIntyre, St. Andrews.

2 Rita. McIntyre, St, Andrews. 3 Inez Pigott, Savage Harbor. 4 Tena Doyle, St. Andrews.

1 Sec 2 Best Plate or 1-2 Dos. Tea Bis-

cults.

1 Margaret Martin, Mt. Stewart.

increased and I was conscious of a‘ feeling of general well-being. I have,‘ _ gotten by the summer and am now b entering the fall season with more‘ energy and in better physical tone: than I have experienced in many

YGHFS.

“From my own experience I am; convinced that Sargon contains oer-i tain therapeutic agents which are;

2 Sadie llcCorinick, 3 Ada McIntyre, St, 4 Rita, McIntyre, St. ec. 3 Best Plate 1 Joyce Stab].

2 Ida Clark, Mt. Stewart 3 Tenn Doyle, St. Andre

Sec, 4 Best Plate 1 Marjorie Affleck, Mt. St 2 Margaret Marlin. Mt. St 3 Eileen Plgott,

Sec. 5 Best Plate of Apple

Mt. Stewart, Andrews. Andrews.

of 9 Sugar Cookies. Mt. Stewart.

W5.

4. Rena Pigolt. Savage Harbor. of 9 Ginger Snaps.

ewart, ewart.

Savage Harbor. 4 Alcthu lilcDonald, Mt, Stewart,

Pie

N“ ‘mark l“ Y‘ I gelistlc Service, 3 p. m. Subject:—Tc - whom shall we go." Ju. 8, 68. If

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SUNDAY, 0C1‘. 26TH — Christ ‘Church, Cherry Valley. Confirmation Iinstruction Class, 10 a. m.: the Lit- any and sermon, 10.30 a. m. Subject: ’—“I believe in one Catholic and l

Sisk, Mrs. J. B. Dickieson Mrs. R. A. Houston. Connnittees also appointed to collect for

Apostolc Church." Niccnc Creed. St. bcr meeting will be Mrs. J. B.

"Thomas Church. Long Creek. Evan-

icson, Mrs. Mcrvyn Buiman and weather, permits service will be held in church in Long Creek, otherwise in the Hall. A cordal invitation Ill extended; to everyone. Capt. F. M

Belt. z fright I ever had.“

c; BCUT ‘i.

0'00: ail-ho

and W611i the

cemetery Fund autl for the Orphan- age. Program Committee for Novem-

Dick-

Eisie Laird. A short program was then given by the members. The NO" vembcr meeting is to be held at the .731". oi’ Mrs. W- B. Bulman, roll call to be answered with “The greatest

l

Mrs- W. E. Callback.

l Oliver Payntrr ,Fayiiler oi’ Long River [Earle Adams, Sea View, motored to‘ l‘ Charlottetown on Sunday. I

i

l to Dover. Mass, after spending a very

highly valuable wherever a tonic im- pression is required,_ and also for their influence upon the appetite and dgestion. From its effects in my

case I cheerfully recommend it as o 59¢- 5 B95! P1818

tonic and corrective worthy the trial oi‘ all tired business men."

Sargon may be obtained in Char“

lottctown from the Hughes Drug Co..

Ltd., and in Montague from H. J. s“ 6 Best Plate °t

Mabon.

I ALL ENTRIES FOR the fox show

must be in the secretary's hands by Se

October 23rd. 7657-tf‘ A FORMER RESIDENT - The‘ death occurred in Beilev lie, Ont, on Wednesday night of Mrs. Dari-eon. sister-ln-law oi’ Lleut. Col- onel Davison. o.’ this city. Mrs. Davi-,

1 Aletlia. McDonald, Mt. Stewart.

2 Sallie McCormick, Mt. Stewart.

3 Rita McIntyre, St. Andrews,

4 Margaret Martin, Mt, Stewart.

or Brown Sugar

tudgc, (uurlcr 10)

1 Helen Plgoti. Savage Harbor.

2 Doris Jay, Mt. Stewart.

3 Cecil liiclleod, Mt. Stewart 4 Lalia McLeod, Mt. Stewart. Brown Sugar

Fudge (over l0) 1 Margaret l\i_rji.coil, Ml. Stewart.

' Sec.

2 Joyce Slalil. .\ll. Stewart 3 Stella Aifleck, Mi. Stewart, 4 Sadie McCormick, Mt. Stewart,

c. 7 School lunch.

1 Aletlie McDonald. Mt Stewart. 2 Margaret Aiarlin. All. Stewart.

(‘loss S, Serving. Knitting and Crocli-

cling, Division B.

3 Best Specimen of Crocheting Milton’ '1 Ada McIntyre, St. Andrews. Sec, 5 Best Specimen of Mended sock

1 Ada. McIntyre. St, Andrews.

2 Ida Clark, Ml.

Stewart.

son will be very kindly remembered Sec. 6 Best Specimen or Embroidered

by many old friends. -

WINSLOE SERVICES-Services lrl

— the Wnslcc United Churches on Sun-

day. Oct. 26th will be as follows: Highfield at 11 a. m.;

Road at 3 p. m.: Winsloe North at 7 Sc

p. m. The Sacrament of the Lord's} Supper will be dispensed at the.‘

morning and afternoon services. Rev. sec" 3 Best Chick

A. Grant. lviinitter.

________.._ PERSONALS

Linen.

1 Tenn lloyle, St, Andrews 2 Margaret lliartir . Mt. Stewart.

3 Aletiia McDon 4 Ida Cark. Mt

aid, Mt. Stewart. . Stewart.

Class 9. lVanuai 'I‘rainilig_ Prmcemvm ‘Sec. 1 Ber-t Milking Stool,

l Clareice Alurplrv, Savage Harbor.

2 Ralph Garnhu '2 Edson Afflerk,

I St. Andrews.

c, 2 Best Nail Box. 1 James Feehan.

Si. Andrews, m. Mt, Stewart.

en Coop.

lit. Stewart.

(‘lass 11. Collections, Sec, 1 10 Noxious Weeds,

2 Savage Harbor.

3 Mt Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer and their gm 2 15 Tree Leavm

‘we sons, Jack and Arnold. of Clyde ‘ River motored to North T."_von Sun» ‘u 4 i clay and were the guests of Mr. and " Mt" stemm‘

1 St. Andrews.

2 Savage Harbor.

Soc, Ii Samples oi’ Wood,

I i

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paynter. Mr. and Miss Blanche and Mrs.

Miss Hilda MacLeod has returned

I Savage Harbor

1. Rena Jay. Mt. 2 Franklyn Jay

‘Class 12, School Work. Sec. 1 (n) Exercise Book.

Stewart Mt, Stewart.

2i Iliury Jay, Mt. Stewart. 4 Ernest Doyle. Savage Harbor,

1 Lois Bryenion, 2 Roy Clark, Mt.

Sec, 1 (b) Exercise Book.

Mt, Stewart Stewart.

3 Bessie (flark. Mt, Stewart.

4 James Aiflcck,

Mt Stewart.

Class l3. Contests. Sec, 2 Public Speakers.

Sec, 2 Dash For Girls from 9-12

Sec. 6 Dash For Boys.

fi l t r a ' 'Ih"\\\\\\\\\\\u\w\\~ n a\\\\\\\i Their Ghoiee

"ifeasant vacation visiting her par- :nt.s, Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Mae- .' iioorl, Brookiield,

Sec, 1 (c) Iixeruisn Hook,

3 Helen Pigott. Savage l-ia

‘ec. 1 (d) Exercise Book, 1 Ida Clark. Ml, Stewart

3 Eleanor Douglas, Mt. Ste

I Bernice Muvplrv, Savage Harbor. 2 luez Pigott, Savage Harbor.

rbon

4 Catherine Plgott, Savage Harbor

l! Marjorie Alileck. Mt. Stewart.

Wilfl.

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44NCED it

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IINSOLIGITED BliT HIGHLY APPREGIATED

“We have never had better Foxes nor in better con- feel the credit is largely due to your Im- periai Fox Biscuits.”

¢ as flanges-nan».

from Factory.

Phone 721.

The above is an un our Island's leading F0 national reputation for feeds Imperial Fox Biscuits liberally, and one half tons monthly.

Feed “Imperials” reguiarl ranch and secure the same grat

For sale by distributors in leading centres or direct

Imperial Biscuit Co., Limited

Charlottetown, P. E. L

solicited testimony from one of x Ranches, which has an Inter- highestclass foxes, and which using at least one

y and liberally in your ifying results. .. .

c as an

Box 446.

FOX :- lETTiiiG -

4 Tens Doyle. St

. Andrews

"c, 1 (e) Exercise BOOK.

1 Margaret Martin. Mt. Stewart.

2 Eileen Pigott.

ac, 2 (a) Map Drawing. , 1 Rena Pigott. Savage Harbor,

2 Rita McDonald, 3 Bernice Murpi 4 Bessie Aiileck.

sec 2 (b) Map Drawing. l Alan McDonald, St, Andrews,

2 Tcna Doyle, SI

Sec, 2 (a) hiap Drawing. ll Margaret Martin, Mt. Stewart,

3 Eileen Pigott.

4 Frank McLeod. sec. 3 (a) Fruit

Drawing

Savage Harbor.

St, Anilrews. 1y, Savage Harbor. Mt. Stewart.

. Allill'(‘_\\’li. 1 John MCEflCllefll, Mt, Stewart,

Savage Harbor. Mt. Stewart,

Sec, ll Jockey liar-n For lln_v.<. i

fleck.

4 Bessie Aflieck. Mt, Stewart. Sec. 4 (d) Penmanship.

1 Bertha Aifleck, Mt, Stewart.

2 Tena Doyle, St, Andrews.

3 Alan McDonald, St, Andrews,

4 Marjorie Affleck. Mt, Stewart. Sec, 4 (e) Penmanship,

1 Rita McIntyre St. Andrews.

2 Ada McIntyre, St, Andrews.

3 Margaret Martin, Mt. Stewart.

4 Agnes McDonald, Mt, Stewart. Sec 6 Project Map.

1 Savage Iiarbor School.

L‘ Mt. Stewart School.

Sec, 8 Portfolio On Birds of l’, E. I.

1 Mt. Stewart intermediate, 2 Mt. Stewart Primary.

1 Florence lilariin, .\lL Stewart. 2 Sadie .\ieCormick, .\it_ Stewart.

Sec, 4 Physical Drill Exercise.

1 Savage Harbor, 2 Mt, Stewart.

Class l4. Sports. Sec. 1 Dash For Girls

ulliiri" 9 yi-zlrs. 1 Doris Smith .\lt, Slcivarl.

2 Winnlired McIntyre, Mt. Sieivzirt. 3 hiarioii McDonald. Mt Stewart.

4 Mary Jay, Ml, Stewart.

1 Ziiarjorie Alflcck, .\it_ Stewart. 2 Eileen Pigotl. Ml, Stewart.

3 Niargv Nicldar-heru. .\il. Stewart. 4 Bernice llciioualrl, St. Andrews

Sec. 3 Dash For Boys up to 9 years.

1 Franklyn Jay. Mt. Stewart. 2 James McAskill, Mt. Stewart. 3 Arthur Doyle, St, Andrews, 4 Syrene McIntyre. lit, Stewart,

Sec. 4 Dash for Boys 9-11‘,

1 Edson Aifleck, Mt. Stewart.

2 Roy Clark, Mt. Stewart.

3 Kenneth Cliarman. Mt, Stewart.

4 Francis Feeiian, St, Andrenws from 12 yrs up. 1 Barron McDonald. Mt. Stewart,

2 Daniel McAskill, Ml, Stewart,

3 Cecil hie-Lend. Mt, Stewart

4 Ralph Garnlium, Mt. Stewart.

Sec. 6 Sack Race For Boys up to 10

years. 1 Arthur hit-Lend. Ml, Stewart 2 Francis Fer-hail. St. Anrlrrwvs 3 (Yecil .\iulicml, .\il. Hlcwiirt, l

Sec. 7 Sack Race For Boys from l0

years up.

1 Aeneas McIntyre. St. Andrews. 2 Roy Clark. Mt, Stewart.

3 Iianiol Iiciisklll. Ml, Stewart.

4 Barron Birllmirilvl. .\ll, Slclwirl.

Sec, 8 Wllcellinriwnv Rare For iirrvs.

1 Barron Airiioiuiiil niul Win, Mi:-

Eachern.

2 Daniel McAskill and John MrEach-

Ofl].

1i Arthur McLeod am] Francis F‘ea~

han. Donald.

Sec. 9 lliree-leggoil Ilucc For linys.

1 Robert Pigott and Levi Guiin. l 2 Barron McDonald anti Cecil Mc-j

Leoil.

3 Arthur Aiclieml and Francis For», n

.4 James Blcintyre and Al-‘lll .\ic-'

DQ118111. .. .. i- i. g . i t, - Sec. 1O Three-legged Race For Girls.‘ m“ "on I“ m‘ Unno} l

1 Rita McIntyre and Aria Iilclniyrc! z Pauling Doyle aim rum Mcintyrcl 3 Alice Martin and Tenn Doyle l 4 ilcssio Smullivnml zinil Doris Lcaril,‘

1 Barron Rlcllonald and Iizlsuu \i‘-'

2 Robert Pigott and Wm. llici-Ju. ~.~rn 3 Cecil McLeod and James Fcvililll 4 Arthur liiciwod ruui Francis Foc-

STRENGTH

w from fins-hula smlr (Malone.

IUMMIISIDE-

elaliranneaied to eliminate bsiitieneqandteasainiainils

museum. rouoa

ll yon"re looking for the bet- iecnettlat order PBINCI ID-

il. T. ilolnian Ltd.

soc. 8 (c) Fruit Drawing,

4 Florence Sec 4 (a) Penmanship. 1 Phyllis Lear-d, Mt. Stew

4 Rena Jay, Mt. Stewart, Sec. 4 (b) Penmanship, 1 Roy Clark. Mt. Stewart.

4 James Aflierk. Sec, 4 (r) Penmanship.

.lan'"= ."""",‘-'I"0 avid 3 3101'“ Fl .1

1 Joyce Stabl, Mt. Stewart.

2 Bessie Aflieck, Mt. Stewart,

3 Barron McDonald, Mt. Stewart, Martin. Mt, Stewart.

2 Sheldon Coflip, Mt. Stewart. 3 Fganklyn Jay. Mt. Stewart.

, 2 Rita liiclntyre. St, Andrews. 3 Alice Mrllonalil, Ml. Stewart, Mt. Stewart.

CHAR“) ' Tow" Bernice .‘.lurph_v. Savage Harbor.

. Fziinijc lilrhm"_ 8 Rita McDonald. Si. Andrea's.

art.

Alan Mc-

1 Franklin Jay. Mt. Stewart. han. Mean, 2 Pliyiis heard, Mt. Stewart. Sec, 12 Thread And Needle Rare _ 3 Rena Jay, Mt. Stewart. 1 Tens Doyle and James Feeliau. Lifetime Protection 4 Oswald l\icDonald. Mt, Stewart. 2 Barron McDonald and Smile Mc- ..~'cc, 3 (b) Fruit Drawing. Cormick. Bu“ from u” In“, ‘m. 1 Iyloy Cliigléi Mkt. Sitewsart. Aiidiiliargnvrl Riartin and Daniel Mr‘- .. ames er‘. . i. tewart s , higher grade materials 0f 3 Lois Bryenion, Mt. Stewart. 4 Pauline Hoyle aml Francis Fee- pmven _ ' quality, cspe- 4 Inez Plgott, Savage Harbor. han.

Sec. 13 Relay Race For Boys. 1 Savage Harbor School.

3 Mt Stewart School Senior. 4 Si. Andrews School. Sec. 14 Sack Race For Girls l0 up. 1 Rita McIntyre, St. Andrews. 2 Ida Clark, Mt. Stewart. 3 Marjorie Affleck, Mt, Stewart 4 Eleanor Douglas. Mt, Stewart. Sec. 15 Shoe Race For Girls, 1 Rita. bicintyre. St. Andrcivs. 2 Alexandra Martin, Mi, Stewart, 3 Ada. liicintvro, Si, Andros"; 4 Alice Mmtin. Ml. Stewart. Sec. 16 Shoo llace For Boys

1 (‘ecil llirimnri. Mi, Stewart. 2 Barron ilrilivnaid, All, Nina-art 3 Alan Airllnuilil. lil. l3l"‘»‘.fll'l.

4 James Feehau. St. Andreas.

2 Mt. Stewart School Intermediate

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y? .. . ,._.._.___________.._.. n. _ .. . Vupon to perform. her digestive ll..lillllr'ill\’l': powers are severely t

e Guarantee Profits The result is that the rlairymnn z I ' llllTYfidc ccmiort for his cozvs ulirliei" from cold winds and sudzlcn .

‘C "E MZICKHMHU lclrnlcs oi temperature tin‘ like While \'.'c who have il.-cu produniig‘ 1“ " __ , p, ‘ ‘ 1k In"? not been nnyn" n_ 1u_gL.1>.;1t'e duYlXlg the “inter mouth... nu " . _: h '_~ t - .. . There "should also be plenty of light a. profit as should come from an 111-: _ . . . . l . st ll u addition to a com- (iustrv that ivqllircs" so urwzi‘. llll ln- t“ ll :1 e I f p Omcflrm m“ ‘ , _ _ .01‘ u ) e rzrcr- o r . ‘ll vcstment iiliil sutli mic ml llnuglrwcljltl m cxcgfvrivo heat. Light S a as up-to-rlair» (lair;