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GIBTATION A WHKLYIN

BATION and VIXEN PUPPY RATION for tn- slrance of atrmg healthy lit- ters, and gettin; those pups started right the nrst eight weeks.

SUNGID GI-28'l‘A’l’ION A

WHELPING BATION for the I female from mating until pups are about ten days aid.

sUNGLO vrxsN a PUPPY | llA'l'ION for the female and

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Eaeh li-ation contains the necessary ingredient for it particular D\Il’I°l¢. The day o( feeding a lox similar fesrl the year around is past. BUN- GIA) FOX leeds have woven their superiority.

OTHER SUNGLO FOX FEEDS

AND PRODUCTS :-

Sunrlo Hen & house Killar- vltamineral (Mineral 8 Cen- _ ditloner.)

Ear Mite lotions (Fumes)- Sululo Cal! Meal.

Worm Erterminator (Foxes)-I Slnsle Chick Starts.

I ssqis laying mam-suns

Stock Tonic.

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quite pmsihls the members of the society to attain the high point of excellence in the aesthetic arts as attained by members ot similar organizations in Charlottetown and other cities.-K.

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music, ooal and instrumsn sides several readings were - tributed by the guests during the evening. The hnetesaea served dain- ty relrmhments st the conclusion d the sven.l.n¢`a entertainment. B.

-CRYSTAL SISTERS RETURN

-.Plve of the Crystal Sisters arriv- ed home on Thluaday from their vlisit to Montreal, where their team suooemfuliy held the Montreal Mar- oonstoatwoalldrmwonluondsy evening. 'The sirls said they were delighted with their visit and were royally entertained by the Msrocms I-nd Island friends. Attending the game were ltr. B. W. Rébinaon. Senator Macarthur. Mr. and Mrs. A.li‘.Miohesn, lnnand Mrs.J. Henry Gaudet, Mrs. W. G. Church, Miss Carrie Holman, Mk Hildl ‘Holman and ltr. and Mrs. Russell Bmallman. The young Indies who returned were Mies, Martha. Nich- olson. Crystal soul: Min Dickie. Mlm Noonan, Miz Boswell and Kim Gallant. 'I‘he remainder of the team remained behind to witness th¢ plnydmlrn between Moncton Hawks and McGill. Returning with the girls were Mr. Frank MlcNeill and Mr. Earl Hickey. A

ITBSONALS

-Miss Margaret Newson oi 'Ib-

ronto, is visiting he cousin, Mrs Timor; Newson, ot Bedeque, Prince Edward Island.

-The many friends of Cash, Grahsrn's Road, will hear thst she ia seriously

pneumonia.-X.

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_ur. and rn-a_ w. 1. cotton, of

Kensington, have returned from an extended trip to Miscouche, being the (uesta of Mr. end Mrs. Small.

llu¢1l's Llnlment ramona stains.

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my mind to get rich."

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linarfa Uainenn ents Grease.

Halifax Negro

Faces Charge

Of Murder

(C- P. By Guardian’a Bpeelsl Wire) Wire)

HALIFAX. March 23-Dsniel P.

Sampson will face a petit jury within s Sew dlys for the murder ot Brarnwell and Edward Hatter- nnn, Halifax echoolboye who met death last summer as they wslked

ligne from a. bexrypieking expedi-

n. The grand jury found true bills

against the middle-aged Negro la- b°1'¢f $0483' on wo murder chu-gas, andhewiligoontrislbelorehdr. Justice John Douil before the close of the present supreme oem ter-nr

The 0rcrwn's ehiei evidence is ex-

P0t-iled to be the written “confes- sion” which police assert Sampson signed u few hours after his nrrnt in December. The statement san the Negro stabbéd the boys in the back as they walked along th; nu. WM' tracks near their home.

He had been angered. socording

to the statement, beeause tn; boys "tensed" him. calling him names and throwing stones,

Radical _Elemenf

Lady Senator

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SAINT JOHN. N. B.

Hou. Calrine Wilson

woman Senator, would

"lreater representation oi’ shades at opinion” in the Ghalter, and she B soumwha

clillod fo llroe with

LeWis d Tonmtb. who #Aid his 1008116! yesterdq that i’-he Bliilts would be the better for s bit of the radoal element tn Canadian politic.

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Gonna SEE the Biggest Car in the Lowest-price Field!

Onlz Lowest-priced Car` with Individual Wheel

plus Floatlns

Power . . Safety-Steel Bod! . .

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see two ot the three lead-

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Plymouth is Cansda’r low-

est-prioed car with Individual Front Wheel Springing. This feature ls ou all models-even the lowest-priced.

There sn no bumps when

you ride in Plymouth. No jolts

I ' llztlraulic Brakes

_no jounees-no mek-seat bucking. You get sn even ride over the toughest. road.

And you My no fda fel-

slty lo (st ill Some models are $60 lower (I-`. 0. B.) than any other ur with this feature.

A Complete Ride Story

But Plymouth gives you more than one feature to insure amootlneasyrldlng. EveryPly- mouth has patented Floating Power esginemountings to put an cmd to engine vibration.

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becauae with boil Floating Power and Individual Spring- ing, Plymouth |ives you the smoothest ride in the lowest- prine held.

mfwurnsa van-n.s-mal an De Luis Models. Tha whois window an be dropped. The windshield ralsu by turning a crank.

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SAFETY Evwyons wants protection- ao look at Plymouth's brnlres - and Plymouth‘s safety-alsel body.

Youhe safer in s Plymouth

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hydrsulir. No bolts, rods, oot-

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Nsturally you want the bigger! car for your money. Plymouth lsthat-for th|Del.urs Ply- mouth hss ll4-inch wheelbase.

But the important thing is-

Plyurouth is the only low- prioed car that gives you all of these important featuns. In tact - no other lowest -priced car olerr you more than one of them.

Go into all these points at

your fmt opportunity. Prove that Plymouth is tha best en- gineered ur in the lowest-prloa held. Take a ride in it to&yl

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