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SEAL [BRAND

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.. 10o pa: line nl’ IS words lo per lino of IS worth 7o per lino or 5 words

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For Sale

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W11 b0 are clothing

11>; free. porter

ponunity for beghinera.

tots. li°'l"““'-

... greatest

- it" , trtpital m‘

“hinted,

m“, Apply (luartlian. LIVE POULTRY

lottetetvtt.

Situations Vacant SELL HOUSEHOLD Neces- intagiitable t; ltave business of youl‘ rnake five dollars tip daily;

as Neils

Selling mude-togneii‘ 53' direct drum fittctory

, 11 wwblished House for trifle‘: ‘L; KpTQVIOUS experience. qlitrlteet commissions Jlflitl. Sim!- m” ,\ gold tninel-for ex- . l tnen-~'the Di 0P-

_ ~1 .iv-. territory. D. 11t,‘17. llltsltg-tlltitttttsttttw Gambling)’. ‘BOX 2lrM3‘.

WANTED TO BUY- A CHILD'S second itattd crib in good coudb;

2-iS~10-2l-tii3l

WANTED — Wat-t on ZimlllCZlilOllr-“F. J. Hol~ titan. l-‘ttrqttltarsoti building, Char- 20410,1R,tit3l

FOR SALE-S. C. W. LEGHORNS, a f’ew cockerels, pullets and year old hens. Ernest Hownt. Cape Traverse, It. R. 179 10 17 m 4i.

FOR SALE-PURE HOLSTEIN Bull, 4 yettrs. Apply to Angus Doiroit, St. Anuels‘.

235 10-21-M2i

FOR SALE-TWO COWS, NEW. ly freshenctl, Ayrshire grades. Guy Rodd, Brackley. '

2-1440 21-M2i

________._________________ SILVER FOXES FOR SALE. -— Flitest quality, l’. E. l. stock. Rayner strain. Write or call James Tuplin, New Annau, l’, E l. 167 10 1h‘ tutstiil

FOR SALE.—UNFINISHED

"Xiwricnce ""."°°°“‘1 ltouse on large, lot. ideal location “,1 B. (iilffeillllllt, Blalifluml, at ilunlei‘ River. Apply (ittartiian. ‘out t" 1841*. lug tttttttwtttg. zzz-tuztttttzt.

FOR SALE-SAFE, TYPEWRIT- or, stoves, other office furniture. Egg tanks. Slovaus, etc.——J. J. llolmait Farqttltarsott building. (Queen Si, 20~i.10-1Xttt3i

'1‘0' Let M

TO LET-SIX ROOMED HOUSE ittotlern conveniences. Apply 210 Wttyfttéttth St.. 245 l0 21tu~ii

llllscellaneous

JNO_ A. McDONALD, LAND BUR-

veyor, liernrauville.

6646-9-27M3mos.

AUCTION SALE - COTTAGE, 6 handbiile. Apply to Melts-an & Mckinnon.

250-10-2l-iu5i

Slrivart Street. Sec

GET YOUR PRINTING DONE ATI tho Guardian Central Job Print- 2879-5641.

ery. Phone 133.

Fouaoirwo BANK NOTES m

,,,,,,, ‘Status is Not

tiifferent ltlaces. ian.

in class condition. (fatter a" Son, Auctioneers,

238'i0'21-“ii.ttlirrg the status of tulnisters of nou-

Fetitalt- Help \Va.ntctl

WANTEDV-HMAID lM-MEDIATELY’:

Apply 21 Fitzroy St.

237 10 21 m3l.

WANTED - IMMEDIATELY DIN- Strathcona Hotel. 2-19-10-2111131

imz-tootn girl.

,_.-

Maie Help “lat ted

BIG EARNINGS STEADY EM- nilllanent for _Barbers. Become "inert in 8 week's. Write Mol~ er llarber College. Department

3-1-ttStf.

"F." llaiifax, I iostj.

LOST-IN THIS CITY, OCT. 2O ftvtt itt-vs on ring. al ill Ilillslltrfi) Sl-

2112 10 2111111

AUCTION—WE WILU SELL 0N tho‘ Market Square on Frreay .1! 11.3011. m.. an auioutobile (Paige)

Iienj.

H Finder leave

24010 2i inll

tflvtlooooco m coco

BROUGHT FROM HIDINC

l’.\lliS, (let. Zllw-Nctirly 100 pm‘. ‘till-l. ittt-ltttllng wealthy farmers and ntitror ufllcitils, are implicated of

in the wholcimlri, z-xpm-tgtltyp i'“"i'-i"li hold frotn Brittany.

It i< t-stltnatetl tttttt .€40,000.0ll(l ‘l"""""* "“"“""i‘ north of roitts, after being hidden

ill cellars and tirattrcescs, has been

sold at a high premium “\\lll'l<=. lanttlon Daily Mail.

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Queen Hotel

Water Street, Charlottetown

This popular Hotel has been completely renovated ind rcfurnlshed throughout

“d "i"! very comfortable "fiflmmodatlon to the travel-

illo public.

T"! tabla II ooooclany 9°“ I'll! tho publlo ore courteouoly cared for.

Rates $3.00 n day,

“*———- i H it

Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.

Proprietors

Ooooo;

QUEEN‘ Horst.

, ‘it llivflonnoll i-ilflstrjrglr, 1| ' Sauna;- 1t-_ Gillflfgtlun

by j-tlto

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T711705 Miss A. L. liifnx; .l. J. Hughes. G. Mackintosh, New

TO LET—8 ROOM TENEMENT house, furnace heated. Apply 104 (Fitzroy St. 208-10-18-11131 TO RENT.—-DOUBLE TENEMENT one side furnished and otlter un- furnished. Apply S6 (leraltl St. 119<10-.\112i

FOR RENTAL—SOUTHERN POR- tlon Farqttharsort ltuiltllnfz. QIIPQYI St. Also good warehouses. Alllll)’ m1 premises, F. J. Holman. Char- lottetown. 20-i~1ll.lS.rtr.‘it

Yet Settled

TQRQNTQ Qr-L ,0, .\ ttligltt iu-g accuracy occurrsd itt the report sup, plied by lnynel.‘ of the tucetitis, o t the Joint i'ni0u CotnutIitJe regar-

cout-ttrrirtg cottgregatiotttw The re» port. states that the “Joint Com- mittee rccotuittetttl that the Gener- al Council of Pttiteti Church ehottld accept all rtiiuistem except those who have indicated their purpose not to serve the United Church."

The Joint. Union Committee had this matter uttder consideration but did not make the recommenda- tion referred to. Tile lllllllllfi 0i ii"! Joint l'uion COllllliIllCt‘ reads as

"That the status oi‘ ministers ser. Vlllg the rtorrcttttctirring t-orlgrcga- tlotts be dealt with by the first Gen oral Council of l'nltt~tl Church." No blame catt be attached to your 1taprt- for this itraccurr y, but it is tinly due to those cuncerrted that this correction should be pub» fished.

newts itrtaattxu

Press Agent, Bureau of Litoratufol

and Information, Joint Commit-

tcc on Church Union. 1 W {0&—-—— -—-

EpinarclWill; l i Not Race Again

(Canadian Press.) YURh, Oct. 20.—~i~Jplrtitrtl thorougltbretl will not race again and will be Pllliflfti to stud on his return to France. This was antinuncetl today by Pier- ro Wct'i.net', his owner, who said that his declsintt was proutptetl by a foot injury which his ltorse Huf- [cred last ‘Saturday at Laurel wht-re the ltorse was defeated for the fuurllt stucco-waive. little sluco his American itilustott. lie also dis- closed that he had rPJPPIPli 1|" "i" fer of $2ltill,tltlt| fur ldplnurtl, front a 1tr_tu'ninont. Arnerlt-rtn lutlftua-tt. Ito said that uittco he hstd derlhrcd thp uffcr he did not feel at. liberty to disclose lho name of’ the mun tn-trlilng it.

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Central Guardian

as: on. east. Robins and Mrs. John McNoill in that “Kiss in the , Dork", Victoria, Thursday night, Oh, Boys, 0h.’ Girls you'll never forgetsit.

SMOTHER CHILD 1

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caused the infant's death. j County Physician Lewis R. Sond- er gave a. verdict of death by suf- focation. Before collapsing, trite m0~ ther declared she did not. desire], any child prosecuted, and following.‘ t l1 Dolice conference it was decided l’ trot to pursue the matter further "Wills to th eextreme youth o! the guilty parties.

The balby had been placed in the coach on the sidewalk by her moth. er, as had been her daily custom, and she then returned to her hou-

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K. E. MacLachlan Gets Appointment

Poultry ’

Wanted

Boot prlcoq paid for high grldo Llvo and Dressed Fowi and Chickens. Chickens must fwvl

weigh over three and over sy, lbs.

If you have any to offer please write ue for our lat-t

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THE HARRIS ABATTOIR f

00., LIMITED Charlottetown, 251-10-2l1-mhf.

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follows: and fifty of the prominent (aitizcrts.

ittlttce of three Chariotttllowrt busi- ness itien—~—i.ttittttel ill. Prowstt, E. '1‘, lliggs and John- 0. i-lytaduran-— has been ut work since last week. collaborating with (zontmiltctl the larger subscriptions.

the times may be good or ilali. "l0 11-01111191 lrlfly be favorable or dis-

may houserl. educated and trained fol‘

useful citizenship in the Dath of (Thristian life.

s-tvmoa vldsou of Peters Road. Lot I13. i’-

~2- t.

Alotttague, l‘. E. i. were tnarrierl at 111,. miptist Parsonage, Charlotte- town, Sept. 3. 1924, by Rev. IIOSS ('- Eaton.

sehoid duties. A half

who had been recently ill, was sill sleeping. Sile wars horrified

pebbles and dirt, with ilnibs and face black and contorted MPS- COTS screams neighbors and a led. but the baby

3ii°We dthst

been llfQppQd ntouth. -

Orphans Must a

irtto the

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inert will canvas while a committee of fourteen 11-311. till! uteri nl Albertod ltcatlr._|

of lllasorts of the Province and a committee of ten tuen iti Clancy with A. J. liiatltizsoti its [)11;5S1o11

pt-ct-ivc communities.

in. (‘hut-lottetown, a strong 9x9. cutivc committee has been st work for the 1tast four weeks, under the lettdtlrsltip of George s. 1111111111, }(_ C. Neither time nor effort has been. spared by these citizens in

the subscribers will be announced shortly by R, Harold Jturkins, (‘autpaigit Treasurer.

appeal for funds

the thirty-first.

of the Women's Charlottetown Div isiori has enlisted the active sup

bettn‘ tiidcd by flat. er llOi‘i.\‘. '1‘! l..l(lt'r€' Attxiiiary (fhttrch ltas kindly

of

be held nightly

campaign.

Mrs. G. Dudley Wright, Chair‘ titan of the Women's Provincial Committee, and Mrs. Charles S. Drew, her vlce-chalrtuatt, have been 1vzrrteitrlariy active in lining up the forty-five towns and vil- lages to support the cantpaigtzt. Both of these womurt. expect ex- cellent. results from the Province. 11-1191,. may have been assurd the support of more than one hundred

'l‘he Special Subscription Com.

the executive in 1trocurlng some i0

Critics may say Wilat U101’ like. ‘(llllflillllll-Z‘ uud all other cottdltions be what they w-ill. But the

‘roto-"lztttt orphans of this Prav- nce must. and shall he fed. Cifililtlfi

MARRIAGES

l. and Elizabeth J. Bears Of

hour later, sh went out to see if her daughter

_ to find the in- taut. literally covered beneath the

twister]

aroused the Physician was cal- _ tiled within a few nttnutes. Examination of the body.

ilebblee and sand had child's

Be flared For

Sutuni ersitle,

. by Wtlliatti C. Lawsuit. Grand blaster

(‘ltairman will canvass their m5.

striving to make the Orphanage of the Canadian Expeditionary the success that it must be. Sev- ifllfi-‘Q- eral subscriptions ltavc been re~ -"\- LflmiTY- K-Cw and J- B‘

ceived to (lute, and the names of

Prince Etiwarthlslantl Protestant Orphanage will continue its public one week from next Friday, the cimpuign closing. it was tiecided today, by the Exe- cutive Committee, on Friday night In that tine thel $50,000 tnust be raised, and tioth-_;-—-——~ _

lug short of wholesale generosltyilflflll (ifflil-‘l 0f Cillllilflllllli EDIPWB ‘ii on the part of the Protestants (tfletlter into it." [Prince Edward Island will save the; litistittttion. v V Mrs. W. K. Rogers as Chairtnaitlllospittil. They exitlamtltl between

pert of eighty wonten ‘of the city. lsllt- has Mrs. H. Vuce-Chairtnan. Zion consented to 1truvltic the campaign. replsts, to in Zion Church ltali during tile \\'(.'Jl{ oi’ the pilllllC

to fltrd a solid place to drlvu a nail

fore finding tho right spot.

Kenneth L. MacLauchlan, B.C.L.. graduate of the University of’ New ‘ with a splendid overseas record, ltast been appointed secretaryt-o the Cotumissionon the Consolidation or the Statutes of this province, says a St. John exchange. His up . poin-tment was announced Satur» day morning by the (ahairmain, Hon. W. P, Jones, I\'.C., at a meeting ot‘ the commission. ‘

Mr. MacLauc-hlan is a son of Rev. Neil Mnt-Latichlan, formerly of t.hls province, was ‘born in Sum» merslde, is a graduate of Frederic- tori High School and was an un- dergradttate in Arts at Mt, Allison University who enlisted for over- seas in 1016 while in his ‘teens. He served itt France until 1919, ‘re- maining in the ranks although he could easily have qualified for and was offered a commission.

After completing a brilliaitt cottrse at the liaw School, with a retort] that places him as one of file otttstatttlirtg students in the ltlstttry of the school. Mr. Mac,- liattcltlatt was admitted as an at- torney itt 1922 and as barristertho following your. He commenced the 1tractlce of law this year.

The conrtnissiorrs secretary has had cortsitlerable newspaper cx- perience, having been oti the staff of‘ the (llobe and ltrler on the Tele- graph. lle showed marked ability in a series of articles in the (llobe in which he gave itt brief a history

Dever, are the other members .01‘ the commission. . Mr. MacLnuchlau is a nephewot‘

.\'ir. John Macliatteltlau of this‘ city.

Brunswick, and a returned soldier .

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LIVERPOOL

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IN MEMORITM

J. EUGENE ROSS

Sad news was brought to the many friends-of J. Eugene Ross, when it was learned‘ of ill-i death on October 2, 192-1. Gene, as he was known by his friends, resided itt llrtrclte-ster, .\lass., with his 1tareuts FIOIPHPP (llarracli) tlloss, anti Sam- uel .-\_ Ross, Jortnttrly of Clyde Riv cl‘, l’. in‘. l. For the last stweral yetirts, Gene had spent, his; until titers at the ltoute of his grandfatlr er, John ilarrttclt, (Jlytlt: River and he always consltlorcd Prince 16d ward island his true ironic.

(lone was born itt llorciiestet- on January 1,6, i001, lie was edits-atoll ‘in tho public schools of Boston, and for a short time was attending Nor theaslerrt,Eitgittceritrg schoq 1 at, iiostmp, lie had been a. tut-tuber o. the Second Citurclt itt Dorchester

taken a. protuittent part itt young people's affairs. ills ‘funeral, on Sund October 5, was attended by a large tieltlgttllott of his friends or‘ the church, The fuilmving Sitti- day, October 12, 192-1, titgYouttg People's ‘COIHICII. of the (‘irurch hold tt ntemoriiti ‘service for Ettgetre. ’t“hi,q service was trtteudeti by over two ltundretl young people of the

citu rch,

Ettgetre had been ill for several

‘Hiccough EpltlBIlllGl

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'l‘\vti men applied RIOIHIIIY it" itrcattttetit at the Beekmait Street

lviolctrt lticcotighs that til??? llflli Jesten turkey and laid their trouble ,l0’lIlG food. Officials of ‘the hospit- al scouted the idea that gobblers had catisetl the disturbance. Broad Street Hospital has treat- ctl from fifteen to iwmliy 011M‘?- i1 week for several weeks, but report ed today that fewer cases are com» iii-g itt this week, itidicating that the epidemic is subsitling. it is beloved that many htttt_tl-- reds, perhaps thousands. have been afflicted with hiccottghs who have not applied t0 hospitals or physici nits for relief. -(-O€---i-— ALL PRIVACY ENDED AS NEW X.AY DEVICES MAKES WALL TRANSPARENT SCIIENETADY, N, Y., Oct, 20-- New X-ray machines by itt-cams of wthitlh one may look throttglt walls and floors as casily as a physiclati

tory of tho General Electric (‘our patty.

'l‘ho new ttpparatut-t, an tucrsetl 1tortabltt outf’i. itt a box 7 l by h‘ by l0 inches attd wrighlrtlt but R0 1mnitds is expectctl tn provr- of great. value, cspeclttlly to 1tlumltt-rs ltulltilttg cotitraottlrs, arid jewelers.

To use the new device, it will urt- ly be necessary to connect an ord- inary extensioulcortl to the nearest. lamp socket or base plug of the household lighting system, and thou X-ruy may be produced by simply pressing a button, Hereafter the inventor says, thr- man who wishes -to hang a picture on the wall and tloesnt know Where

ll

will not have to ruin the wall ite- The

the highest. irtit-grily, her ultseltisli n11.1111- lift- “'21s spent itt prayer‘ and tit-vo-

Mztstcr, whose so closely to frtllotv. llcr baud was always

always gttlttg tibout rlnittg good and, scattorirtg sunshine iii the oil others.

were always open it) bet‘ friends.

tended, and words of cheer sitt- spttke will never he forgotten lLViflpgk; 4_ 111111.11 ($111111, thosp who entetetl, the happy faculty of alwa, the good ltr cvotflvtttre: In fact. sitt- tiltvrrvs looked for the good found it and ltrongltt ii. ttrtt.

months, flnst with rheumatic fever and later With heart trouble v.'ltic'r eventually 1trovetl fatal. flirt-mg his last il-lrtess, Gene cxltlbitetl the saute brave, patient, Christian for- titude which s0 etitlearetl him to all those who were so fortunate zts to know hint, Al-l who kncw him lov- ed hint, and feel that they have lost a true and lnvittg frlettd; but what is their loss is the Aluiigltry’ Father's gain. . t

MRS. JOHN E, WINSLOW.

A grtat and rtnble woman has passed ottt of lifp in the ltersott of Mrs. ‘John id. Winsiotr, of 5O Cush. lug ha. (fnntbritlile, Mash‘, S119

"W1. (Vlllc (‘otl, on ’l‘ttcstla_v_ 7, after two rlztys’ illness o1‘ monia. Though not itt rohtist health for some years she was able :0 he about ruost of the time attending to lll‘l' vitrious tittties. and as latt- as the strntmetr nf 1923p She visited lter old home itt l'.l<l. l S!) strong‘ wits licr desire to visit, the ho-rnolatul and friends whom she loved so detrrly that she arose, f»: ittlgltt. be said, from il sit-k bedt tn trntlcrfakt‘ the journey". She wasi lilo third rlrttu-zhtvr" of the late lion ‘

Oct, pneu-

or dentist now examines strbctttztrt- aid Charles Matrliirtrtott arid his ous parts oi’ his 1tatit-nt's body, wife, Catherine Nltu-lltrrtatltl(Dtzlofl have been perfected. 'l‘hc inveu- Saint. l‘t‘it'i".~; ltarislt, l’.lll,l., attdl tors are l)r. W. l). Coolidge. arid his was in the sixty-fifth year of her. associates in the rcscarclt labura- age. 1

Mrs, Wittsltrw was a wotnatt of

ton lo the t-ztttst- of tin- llivittt-t

ftutlstlps she trit-l

slrt-tt-lttitl nttl

U1,.c,,.,,.i,,,,3 poor and tuifftlritig.

to aid the silo lived not or ltnrst-lf, httt for others, and “'51s

l

pathway l

The (tours of her hospitable ltonte

nd the warm weicnttte sire t-x

She .p

ssetl s‘ t-lllg

and

(Lfortgregtttional) and had al\vays'

died WllllG visiting friends at Well-i

ti, Mary Illeilonaltl iionaltl. St. Andrew

‘.3. lCir-ttnnr Douglas;

ller _-

arid now a successful business man oi iluffultt, .\'.Y., three grandchil- dren, Elaine, Phyllis, and Jane Des l.t 'ier, several ltrotlters and sis- tersl‘ tilsn a large circle of friends, to all of whom site wits very tiear.

Your life of love is ended, llPlll‘, (illti Hvllt l-iis zingels down

‘To tbitl you comp and 10in the ltltrsl,

I And trhango from (fruss tu (irowtt.

ititernzll rest grant unto lit-r, t), iiord, and lt-t ])(,‘l']ll*l.lllll light shini- upon her.

Mt. Stewart

School Fair;

The School Fair which was hcltl' m 'l‘ucstiay, Sept, 23. was a tlccid -d success. 'i'itc schools takittgpztrt were, Mt. Stewart, St, Artdreurs, lfiattttvoy, Savage Harbor. Chcrt-yw llill, lleatl of llillsborotigh, Pis-i quid liizrst anti Pisquid West.

The number of exhibits. was Pfllllll to that of last. your, which showed the interested effort ltruc- ticed by the respective districts. The eitcotrragemetit of the commu- nitiec". Wits evitleutretl by the liifgl‘. utttnber 0i’ parents who were pre- settt.

After the judging of the cxltibits, sports were hclti, which were cit- joyrd by all those 1u-tlscttt.

Grains

Oats-J, ltlrnest (lartteron, Head oi’ llillsborrl; 2, llamillttn Douglas, Hbad of lrlillsltoro; It, Willard (Tof- fin, ilherryr Hill.

\\'lieat.~—l, llmvzrrtl Douglas, lld. of llillslttiro; 2, Willard Collin.

llea ary Nll'I‘:1\('li(‘l‘li, All.

Strwvarl Carl Jay, Pisquitl ldtist. Roots (ire-en hiorttttrtitt Potatoes, -—~ 1

.\l.’|l‘_V McPhee, P-annvoy; 2, Cyrerrti .\ll‘l)()llill(l, Pitsqttiti West; 3, Albion

tilnugltts, Head of Hiilsbortt; 4

Alfred Doyle. Savage ilarbor. Irish (‘obbler l‘otatoes.—-~1, Ro-

land McDonald, Plsqultl West; 2.

lllowarti Douglas; a, Albion Dong- las; 4. llzrtmiltrtti Douglas.

l 'l‘ttrttips —- 1, Alex Mcitlachern, l.\it. Stewart; 2, Roy Farqttitarstttt, iCariovrrv; ."., Earl Jay, Pisqtild East.

Manual Training

Milking Stool. »1_ ‘Mt. Stew _. . lwelttttrl ‘Mt, Stewu , Ii, Ernest (Yatnt-rtln; It, Brut-tat Warren, (‘hurry llill, ' l

Firntlsi .\llll*<'li,

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Collections

‘Noxious \\'ectls.~l, '/.. Fer-hail; 2, (‘anovoyr St-ltool; II, Pisquitl East Srlltml.

'l‘rce la-trvws." 1, .\lll'1l Clark; (‘ttrttrvoy Stltttttl; J, \\'tn. Clark; l.e~ii.- Alt-Lend,

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Declares Big- Slush Fund

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_..< tin-itt when any man or woman lzitttls upon Aiuvricztn soil 1o trast his lot trntung its."

ll was announced today that. Pres. (‘ttolillgt- expects torull iti thr- near future a t-otifttrr-rtcc on agri~ culture whit-h will he the first step in his 1trttpo>etl lll\'|‘>‘ll[.{'lll0ll oi‘