' 1 Tin: CHARLQTTETOWN cuauuinni .»A.,..; g,.,~v,.,-N _-ii

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"'-"“'“-'i~ Speaklng Murray Harbor Nf)rth able to accommodate you and as the

"” last of the sketches has appeared I

' SPO rts 1 we me 'glad to report that many hope there is some c.ontribution,

of the cases of illness that were in mde t° me r"°°"d °f me w°"k “V

P. E. Island. _

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§EEP n supply of Sun- I sox Dry Ginger Ala in the lee chest, handy for iiiom thirsty momcn`ts

when water won’t do.

Made from the famous Sussex Spring Water, gov- ernment teswcl for purity, and blended to delightful perfection with pure gin- ger essence and fruitjulees --cvery sip, of this spark- ling golden liquid hits the _

_ spot.

. Sussex, New Brunswick

Next Joh for James Joy

cess.

It is difficult to envision any Yours sincerdy , great throng battlinz "for seats 503;* £22; W);°__};;5 $3123 P_ WATSON CURRIE when an apparently mediocre for- with ‘lie members inf hi; fa il re

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emu heavyweight meets B' young turned a few weeks ago to hisyresi- -Mr' and Mm Compmn °f Belle man Wh0 ha-9 Wi W Wm his SPWS- dence here and expects to Epmd River were week end visitors at thc But Jflmcs JW Wm at least bfwk some Mme _,lore as me mace is in home of their daughter here Mrs. el/"L __ __ need of repa,1_s_ Benjamin Millar and their many

As masters of _ballyl1oo, Jolln- friends in these parts were glad to

i_i:>n_:1n_d his l¢ul_;1_1_¢iiv “Len °re__f;f_ scmmd showers passed over see mein and know that they aio

e rs wa cr. ey pu over c ‘ -

'Puma came,.,,_P,,, Rcmond Hgh, this district on sobbonl at some ‘“ better hemh'

everybody knew that there were

the theory that you can fool a

suit to injury to those fans who

expects of Campolo and Schaff is

Campolo is big and he can hit, not

» G l N G E R A L E as hard as many heavyweightg, School and all hope the school will I PALE Dgy AND GOLDEN but hard enough to knock out sec- b

ond-raters.

, SUSSBX M0 As to Schaaf, he is an unknown of thc future on the young and ris-

quality. Sharkey believes Schaaf

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DISTRIBUTORS

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S0me day will win tha title held by

experts who have seen Schaaf

Championship now as be ever will get.

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lil‘l‘LE ORCIIARD

PRAYER AIDED

CARRIE NATION

MONTGOMERY, Mo-, Aug. 7.-

A fill-vent prayer in an apple or- <'l1;11'<l and the fart that liquor rziiiffcci hor to lose hcl' own home Jul Ciirric Nation into hor fight a- paiiiist alcoholic beverages and the Jici-iisccl saloon, hor former man- ngz \r, Harry C. Turner, has revealed.

A dogged determination-her will was personified by ihei; initials "C_ A. N."-carried the woman through her struggle, a struggle that started agitation for passage ol the Eighteenth Amendment and ilic Volstcaci Act, Turiier said. He now is a newspaper lilnn working ilcrc,

Her Story

Turner recalled the following

ricry regarding the crusadcr.

"l lost all thc hopes of my young

lilo through drink," Tilrncr quoted -tho famous woman as saying. “I :ivlt dfsperatc and i`ool< it to the Lord in prayer ou Juno 5, 18519, at fmt' home at Medicine Lodge, Kan. I went behind my home and prayed

for/i`1/lelfer

/5ia51-algce

`in the apple orchard. ` "The DCM CIW. I heard a. voice:

_ to Kiowa. Go-to Kiowa, take .'S0m€IhiI1K in your hands and smash “Cry P11108 that is selling iiquor."’

Turner revealed that, contrary

_to popular belief, Carrie Nation did .not use n. hatchet in her first anti. 5“l°°“ raids- R£\U19l', he said, she `used bricks and rocks wrapped in paper to resemble packages,

` Wrccked Three Saloon;

_i "I broke three dives my first day" Turner said Mrs. Nation recalled when telling in later years of her experiences. "I broke the windows on the outside, smashed all the bottles I could flnd and threw bricks through the mirrors.

“By this time, n'crowd had gath-

ered. I took the advantage of the spectators to tell them of the work I was determined to do-do away with the remaining saloons in Kan- sas and spread the gospel of tcm- perance throughout the nation." ` Mrs. Nation sometimes grew dis-

,coui'aged. especially when faced _with persecution. Turner said, hut ,she always exhibited (bull-dog: de- ,termiuation and carried on for her

icause until her death 20 years ago-

____ ,our community some time ago are,

BY LEO H. PETERSEN inow all on the way to recovery audi I" has indeed been 3 p1eaS“’°_t°

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United Press Staff Correupmdentirfuggpg ov;_ep em c O W cup ng yours from former residents of the ' C“"‘W`“‘C““‘P°|° S¢°‘““‘“P Island that are now far removed ‘

from it. And for those who remain

"“"“"° "°y J°h“st°“' "gm p’°_` tho ood fishing on the Noi-in shore “nd e“S“€‘-‘ *U the W°"“ *ha* hi” mmf- Wh°S° assets include an ei-1 sm Spent ,mst week end B, msiiloon carried on so faithfully by fivimt KWUD Of Publi"-*W mf"-,home here others :nero may no inspiration to D!°b9/bl! Wm NIV” W emT’1°Y his ' lead them to greater consecration "l°“UYh°°" d°P‘"""‘9“i' °V°"“me if and as 1 said before it has been more

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the Victoria Campolo-Ernie Schaft 0! HlZs__e1:_:lra;:v§IS§§i;°; :;;’:_ie1l;_;|0f a pleasure thang du¢y_ Wishing bout at Ehbets Field' Bmoklyu' th catlo' time with her Sister Wu an success in your w°rk and

. e va n

Aug. 26 is to be a financial suc- Mm Emest Gmham_ glad to hear from you at any time

Max schemellng, 'ont the boxing

-work believe he is as nea.r` the

Mr. Herbert Llewellyn who is at

I

laces the rain was heavy enough to

by billing if as me W°Y1d'5 W°’5t P Several of our farmers have fin-

fighi, to determine the wo;-ld'_~; lcavc water holes in _iilietroads while ,Shed haymg and others Wm n___s__ W0’-‘W h@“VYW°ight- of C°“f59» in “hers mere was Us ’ in a few days if nne weather con.

worst lieavyweiglits than Redmond hMr. Ii;_v__li;i; g1_lll_i;rea;i_r_1<1l___s;Jl';0§_§_e_:>_;§f_2 age ,md the quamy Ls excellent so thbaii lisnhc 1is_i<buii they dren km liigclifgustrs as tho North -ido or mc" ‘vm "°'“° S°“'°“y °f f°dd°"

e a y oo, oo , nc an sin cr. _ ~= fm- ,vnitm-_

On the other hand, it may have the Island and we wish _ them all _

been Carnera‘s Italian followiu3._or success. , The heavy _showers of me pm,

the desire ei Ame'rica.’s sporting - _

__ , _ _ _ _ ___ _ T_ man fr___n___s of Mrs Anna few aays_scem to come up in a short

_public to /__tuess real: events ia.. J hiemn oy Peters Rows Sy___p___,\._.m.mng and follow in m,.rO,,. _ put me fig "°Ver' 0 “S _ __ h _‘__cr‘______en_]st1'caks but we are not suffering

If And now, apparently working on thize deepy wi h er _n __he,,e from drought

bereavement by the death of hel,

great many of the people all of the son in a motor accident in New On- The Womens Missionary Societv time-particularly if they are box- tario where he has been since of the Presbytermn Chumh he____ ing fans, James Joy has signed the March last. Mrs, Willard McClure held a short monthly me__t___g ___ Argentine heavyweight and thc spent Sabbath with Mrs. Johnston. the Church at me close of me e__C___

Boston youngster, a. protege of Full particulars as to thc nature olling service mst Sabbath as it is __ Jack Sharkey, for a. tcn-round the accident have not as yet been lumen” mutter for the members ____ bout. In more ways than one, it received. The remains are expected meet durmg this season with __ick_ looks as if James Joy is adding in- to arrive early in the week. ness in Som eh0mcs_

whcih will be held at Canoe Cove

_ ii. mystery. Tommy Loughran dem- from .August 4th to l2th. Both of ,

, ll s 8 e . oustrated that the Arsentine bat- which will be held at Canoe Cove . . tier was nor, of the' front, rank. schoc_l__ Mis Currie taking mlisiopi Mn and M___s_ _mm B0_________

and rlmary work in the Sa ba

e a success as such schools are much needed in view of the demands

ing generation.

The following letter in connection

its usefulness as an advertising med- ium.

Middle Musoqiiodoblat N. S

' July 16th, 1931

Rev. P. Watson Currie

kind letter of s. few days ago in re-

Churchill, P. E- I. enclosing thc

Dcnr Mr. Anderson:

Your kind letter o'f the 16th uit.

has duly been received and contents

érge /‘-/aifes<S'mo/re

ioana nseena naciwqes

IGCK CNY 10lA£C0.¢¢.l.n

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noted. I am glad you have receivcii

':'.'oni11g of July l4th at the close of

me to receive- so many letters like

with a request published in the‘

' rluccs making up this tiny repub- _

Giinrdian some weeks ago will shizivi

taken in securing, if possible a. copy`

am,

tinues. The crop is above the aver-

were unfortunate enough to throw Rev. P- Watson Currie and Miss Mr, Lockwood Llewellyn has hge" away perfectly good money on the Christina Currie left on Mondayim the employ of M,._ George Mc* Carera-Redmond fight. morning the 3rd inst., to engage inC|,,,.e during me haying Season and

What drawing power Johnston the work of the Summer School has been a good helpm

Sherbrooke were visitors to Malpe quo on Sunday.

The Rev. James Ramsay, Mont'

ton N. B. ls spending 9. holiday

his cottage in Hamilton.

Miss M. G. Rudd, librarian

and Mrs. Howard Ramsay.

Mr. and Mrs. Gearge Thompso

',MCi1i~8‘_-Tile Spent ii few days th isuésts of Mrs. George Beairsto.

y M1=s Cat»l1c1111'= R0

_ _ . -- . gers Char-

Dcm Mr' Cume' lottetown, is spsndlug a, ‘pleasant I thank you very much for your holiday with her friend Miss Jean

Owen

son, sea. View. Miss :nude Don- ald, Worcester, Mass, Mrs. Fredk Joyues of Collina, N. B. and Mrs. Ralph Ramsay of Malpeque form- ed a. motor party to Alberton dur- ing the week.

The following were guests at the 'MacCvougan House" during the week:

Mr. and M‘rs_ H. D. Reid, Toronto, »

Marion Reid, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hardy, Cl1nrlott.cto\\'n, Mr. and Mrs A. J. Heartz, Char- lottetown, Master Arthur Nichol- son Ifleartz, Charlottetown, Mr. and Mrs. W. Reagh Tinney, Summer- side, G. R. Earl Yarmouth N. S.

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START EACH DAY RIGHT with WILLIAMSQ' sy' "`

longest clay

pitt. and wife, Toronto, 0nt.

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Mr. and Mrs. Vernon MacGou- gan had as their guests during thei week, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Har-i

vcy, Harold Harvey and Master? Lloyd Harvey of Crapaild, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald, Tryon.: Mr. Lawson Ilarvey and Miss Dor- ‘othy Langley of Needham, Mass. ‘-M

ANDORRA WILL

PAY PRESIDENT

$7 PER YEAR

ANDORRA, _July 30. (U.P.i-The

law of ri. century has been discard- :rd and Andorra has decided to ln- .slituic iaxes so as to grant a sal- iray to her Prezident and the eld- _ers who make up the Valleys Coun- `cll, or national parliament. '

The President is io be paid an

annual salary of $7.

The Council decided to adopt

taxation to create a treasury to cover there national expenses. Hilhcrto thc country has been the

yiust place in tho world to bc with- lciit taxation All citizens above ten will be siibjcct to taxation on the iollowirg sciicdulez

For awry horse, or cow, in their

possession, six cents a year.

For every sniall burnyard ani-

ii-|1al_ pigs or sheep, oné conia year.

In o.rlfi"inn thcre will be taxes on

Frcl1'»`:; .-111 Spanish cattle brought into tho Audorran mountain pas-

'lurrc is a. "church and clergy" tax

1 the priefts fiom all

Earl M:.cRae, Tiguisii, W. J. Coll- L

»ll u on the sir moun'aln pro

lic. The provinces will be free to

` ,., get the money from their inhabit-

e',a1lis auw way they see fit.

T119 salary of the President will

not bc the only remuneration for

erpenses during each of the “Ve

Miss Mattie Rams;-1 f Brook

held 1-I .iltly at Kensington,

The Rev. Russel and Mrs. Wood

’ _side of Harcourt. N. B., are visit..

the missing section for a. copy of ing in Damley me guests of M-,__ he same was given to me on the_woo¢|_;;d-fs .pa,~ems_ ML and Mm

Wm. Woodside.

iur public scrvice in connection

:ith the anniversary celebration by; Mrs. M. A. Mnclililirin "The .ne of thc members of the church Mouse" was extended a welcome icre. As I had been chairman of the by the membone of 1\1;1ip{~q“e ,md

ueetiug and had a number of pap-

frs in my hands I found when I noon, refreshments were served

reached the manse that I had not .he copy I .intended to mall to you-

However I am glad another was Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Donald and,

Baltic auxiliaries on Tuesday uftcr

and a. social hour enjoyed.

K BRINUING UP FATHER

cumulatcd sums through renting municipal lands loaned at 5 pci' uiation and the

taxes.

In the same way. the provinces

rent mountain _pasiurages and sell wood from the slopes. All the pro- ilts go into the fund but out as loans.

The highest taxed citizen of An- dorra ls known ns the "Ford of F'm°mors." He pays $40 il YC!" in taxes on his cattle and farm ani- mals. The highest tax paid by any business man on commercial turn-

_aver is $2 annually. Professional men, doctors, lawyers and drug-

ccnt to thc pop-

: :ruffr SAW cl_ANcY ANU i-us SAYS -ri-4E Palace ARE l.oo»<iNl.

|=OR ME. .'

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wi-im-1>1i> wouoo?

` Tiwrs n'!~1‘\/E DONE ”‘“ .

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interest pays the’

l THE HAGUE. Holland. August 6.

How does the day’s end find YOUR face? Dry_ and taut or fresh and smiling? It is largely 3. matter of shaving practice. ' Greet each morning with Williams. A quick, soothing lather-up with Williams Shaving Cream; a clean, smooth, effortless shave; a. liberal dash of Williams Aqua Velva on the moist face to help take care of tiny nicks and

cuts and conserve the skin.

natural moisture of the

Williams shavin lather, ure, uncolored, the

3 , _

_product of nearly a centurys study, is the almost unanimous choice of Canada’s barbers.

It comes to you in Williams Shaving Cream at

354: and 50c in Large

and Double Size tubes.

'Aqua Veiva. comes in Large 5 oz. bottles at 60:. just notice the faces of men who use BOTH!

Have you tried Williams Shaving Liquid? It s new! Ask your dealer.

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tures diving the summer and The J. B. WILLIAMS C0. (Canada) Limited, Mol-meal.

_1 o1i'~‘»:l by _ ' Q Q ` land o~.~.'u.?:'s and shop kcrpcrs- ' -

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_ Up to Provinces .

at Wlicnevcr there are roads to be FQAQUA

built, or other iirxproveliivnts to bc, *MADE. lN_¢AN ADA.

of made, the General Csuncil will levy

5552

The 1. B. WILLIAMS CO. (Canada) Limited.

I would like in fry shaving ihc Williams

way. Please send me free samples of Shaving Cream and Aqua Velva.

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Clip alll mail fbi: rou- pon fur generous free Jampln af William: Shaving C r ea m and Aqua Vclva.

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Pleas: print plainly in [fmril

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ply to mine making inquiry about' ` a,m,m, m:_et,,,g._ _ \ Orange Omelet strongly, though the performances akntdlssmg fs(ll1tionl.(s]f youll phxbusiwd Miss Ethel Henry has returned, Andorra Suu pays n

‘;i_°__‘e5 °Ch ?_H °ry__° t C Tesz io Wollaston, MHSS., alter it ,,lon_-,_ y ci an uic 1, Muliny Hai our am holiday with her smm_ ,ms

annual irib- i takes only abotu four hours-that is

ute to F‘1'ancc and Spain, throughi Gmted rind of 1 orange half the time of the Bavarian per- lhc Co-Princes the Bishop of Ur-1 ,, _ of the juice `formance_ Other influences that are

_ ' t blse oon

North, and for the interest you have Koh. Ramsay Baltic gi-l, in Spain and Pi-csdient Pail é e;gq D 5 strongly marked, particularly on the

, ii.~-.-:~-_»:~_ in Paris. Franco gets 960, 1 mblcspoon powdered sugar lits-.ary side, are Joost van den Von-

for mc. You have taken great pains; Miss Hilda Ramsay left T,,csd,,,. 1 fr: ~ ir in nltinuatc years; 1 tablespoon butten - del, Miiton`s Dutch predecessor, and W dL5°°"er 9' “UW and Y°‘"` 050'” morning, on return to Brookiiiizin "-1 I" gets 460 POEMS’ Ori Separate the whites and yolks of Guido Gezeue' me met' wh° mst have been successful for here in this Mass" after having spent ,wc ~,,_ 'me eggs_ ,‘ Century l'€Vil/ed Flemifih BS 8- liter- morning's mail has come a. letter months at h 1., Q _ . 1 To the wembeaten yolk add ary language. All these influences,

er om, in Hamilton. |

from Mr- Homer Provencher. _ Annual Gift sugar rind and _,u,ce_ Beat me are to the good, however. and van

hlte ' th ver =tiff and

y o - ' s of e eggs y .V

Clipping I have been S@9~l'ChiDS for. 1in,,_ M555 an-iycd in Hamilinu In nchlilloli. Andorra makes an fold (not beat or sm, mm ,_h,S_ _ a. mere epigonai rhymester, to profit

' - ~ - 1 b 11 ith t 1 in his individ-

TNS m3k*?S the Sf01'Y in my 5C1”ai’ on Saturday and will spend som; .iiiiliial gut to the Bishop of Uigcl Mel, the butter in an omelet pan y t em w ou os g

book from your pon complete. 1 om ,imc Wm, he, ,m,.cn,5 M___ and Mrs i_,, 2, e,,_es_ c,,,,ese_ sh, 1,a,,,S_ ,md ,and when hob tum ,mo it mei \m1ii;y_ indeed Emicflil both if’ MV- P1`°"'|F'. W. Ramsay. ‘ ' '|12 rooster-s. A special co1nini_~slon’mm,,,_c_ Cook very carefully ,mm 'ihe named roles number no fewer encher and yourself for klmlncss -_npcs me gm, to Urgei, nnd on tho in delicate brown on the bDt,0m_ than 40. and the persons taking

chown. Miss Mary }3_»_.,$ an-iycd h/Jm,,‘l_as: meeting of the Council t-he',hm t,,,.,, and brown lightly on the

With be-St WLWUS I 1'€mf\iU» on Saturday eroiiiug frozn Hart- 'commission was named to carry the inthe, Siam Remove to B hot plate amateurs. €rlK&8€d. like UHOSG at

C°fdi“"Y Y°“"S- ` ford. conn__ and will spfnd i1o1~'1os1 tribute. Eoolaorovinco oonnib- 'and cove, the Omelet Wm, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ Oberammersau. in the local trades. J- H- A- ANDERSUN, holiday with her mother, Mrs, uies its share. led sugar. This is a delightful Natural” me Jrmctpal 9°" is that

The reply: ' 5311125 B\11‘H'S- Several °f the P*`°"i“°E5 have summer luncheon or supper dish. .°fCh’1s°'““dth° “°m°l°"‘1°°°‘°'°'

Murray Harbor North' ___ \ _evolved R way of Contributing to-1 tor, who filled it did so with a real

P- E- 1- -'\“S~ lil- 1931 Mrs. Dan Bearisto, Malpcquo `\vard taxation with taxing the pop- ' DUTCH I-A551051 p|,Ay -

Rev- J- H- A- Aridersmi. cond Mrs. Earl Mnoxay, s-so View ii-ioiion. Those provinces have 8°' AT Taocnau v1Li.AG1=: Pie” ‘”“P"°"'i’- The MMU" °ff

Middle Milsqllodobii- were in attendance at the Wolur‘11`s| I

NUVH SCOUII. Instii1l‘." Convention whicli- was!

New Pas”-ion Play, Written by a Catholic Poet, Performed First Time This Year

-(By the Canadian Press) - A Dutch Passion Play, produced this year for the first time, has at- tracted conslderable interest. It is written by A. van Delft, a well- known Catholic poet, and the scene of the play is Tcgelen, a village rn North Limburg, near Roermorid. The play is a mixture of verse and prose. a considerable proportion of

the latter being quotations from the

MUYYH HF~1`b0l' North. P- E- I- - .- -,M-fi-pin(-nt wo;-ir, l\/iinisters and gists are exempt from all taxes.” A Passion Play without the influ-

~_1c1i1l:~i~: nl the Council will re- There are no motor~car taxes and ence of Oberainmergau would nowa-' volvo sl a day, bus fares and hotel no income tax. days be unthinkable, and the one at

Tegeleh shows this influence fairly

Delft is sufficiently a. poet, and not

part. well over 200. All of these are

sense of its dignity and with com

Jesus is a comparatively small part and is somewhat overshadowed by

that of Mary Magdalene; Judas Is- I

cariot demands dramatic qualities from its interpreter which were pos- sessed to the full by the local actor who filled it, while Herod, Salome, the Apostles, and the Banhedrim were played with a. fitness that was often surprising, and the grouping and play of the crowds were gener- ally good.

The most obvious defect in the

production was that it had a ten- dency to nervous haste, which at two or three points led to unintendi ed comic eiiects. 'I’he‘ music, too.

performance and the accompani- ment of the harmonium too weak As an expression, of collective devo tion, however, as well as a strikir( example of what can be done bl careful organization of "folk-dral ma,” this experiment, which is to bs continued for several weeks, may be pronounced definitely successful.

At Tegelcn an opc~n~air .thcatlf

was opened some five years 'ag- where regular annual periorlnancc of plays of a more or less religion: character have taken place. A play on St.. Francis of Assisi opened th' series. ' '

PEE-WEE GOLF SLUMPS

ST. LOUIS, Aug 6 (U. P.)-Prob'

that miniture golf has been “sly micd" here was sean when only 2 pemiits for courses were issuer ‘compared with 64 last year. Cours owners blamed the depression.

heiimaiismi

l Quick _relief from rheumatii

pains without harm:

BPEQER

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To relieve the worst rheumatic pain

I very simple matter. Aspirin will do every time! lt`s something that 3- ean always take. Genuine Aspirin mbii

are liannien. Look for the Bayer Cro on each tablet.

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