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Think of it! A dining room withotit 3 ily. A bedroom without a mos- quito. The whole house can be cleared of diseasobearing flies and mosquitoes in a few moments-with Fiit. Fiit is thorough. lt searches out the cracks where roaches, bed bugs and ants hide and breed, destroying their eggs. Fatal to insects, harmless to you. Will not stain.
Do not confuse Flit with any other product. Greater killing power in-
- ' the largest corporations in the world
guarantees Flit to kill insects, or
1 money back. Buy Flit and il Flit f - sprayer today.
wuhrhe ont to Mr wlliinm F oomptnn,
, ) FRED J WHIT!-OW 84 00 LIMITED wednesday, sth to discharge about 1 165 DUFFERIN Sl‘RE'Ei'. TORONTO l1000.bbls_ of gasoline for the Im-
, pcrial Oil Co She sails today for
SHINGLI-IS We have now very large stock or Brantford Asphalt \/
Shingles Fennell&Chandler \‘_-
7600-9-6-iil \. i
SPECIAL SOL0lST.- Mr. Eric '
JUST RECEIVED: Two car-loads
Brantford Rooflngs and shingles. Fennell&Chandlcr.
7600-9-8-61
IF YOU NEED a nevlri roof or dwelling or_barn ask us to sho _ you some of thc many roofs doth. _ with Brantford shingies.__§‘ennell
Chandler. `__`_
7000>!-I-Bi
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BREADALBANE CHAl0E;~,Uni
ted Church of Canada, Rev. David ‘_ Coburn, M. A., B. D., Minister.- Serviccs for September 9th-Ploa.s- ant Vallcygll a. m. Granville 3 p.rri_. Breadalbane 7 p. m. Rev. James
. Kaye of Hampton. P. E.»!.. will
preach at all services.
onanrrono ilsrli/ltr snliia
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES - In'
thc Keir Memorial -» Presbyterian Church at Malpeque. next Sunday, Rev W Bruce Muir of st James Clnirch, Charlottetown will con duct anniversary services at 11 n.m
and 7,30 p. mfto which the public l
thc cordially invited.
Found of Clifton, will render a solo at the evening service in New Glas- gow Christian Church Sunday even ing. September sith. Everybody that
_ can, hear Mr. Found.
__ sures satisfaction with Flit. One of Los: complete stock always on ‘
hand. Fennel] dc Chandler.
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New M odel 4 - 70 165 '
or with Electric Drive $205
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-_ _ I ~1» ~ ‘ ._ Nouivcao of Miss Nonnanaii use-l
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. F !"1‘heyeilowcun _ ‘_A Mrs. Duilcan MacNeli of Qaggan.
i l’l“d‘ b¢"‘d" ~_. ' \ I Icon ‘bf the late William C. Comptonl ‘
Q. ' _,.-:§ff.....- a formerly' of Morell, Prince Edward; /` _
` lg " f _,::'._'-_:1331IIf'... '\._ sland. Marriage to take place thei
M? I latter part of September. 9 _
. 1 - _ 1 #_- - _ - - ' _.- _ _ sum-inc. News.-s. s. wind- r Q
_/1 clmdlm Dhmhuw" solitc arrived at railway wharf on
Neil daughter of the lata Mr and
and Mrs Compton of Toronto Ont '
_ - °°°’““""°’“““°‘°'"* 'Halifax »°i°f~i f°fM°~i~»;;| So true and lifelike is the gmusiclof the new
and Lake ports Capt. _Sloane is i
' :dine factories, both nt Portland and ' command' The Wmdsome is 8' new
The 5 Sheepseot l;‘§.E“S;£§§E “i“..‘i..§::2§°:.§.’2§ fi:‘.ii;l United Church 353“ii’"»$2 5?? »5’$`»?55i“‘°»f’f3»fF»i°5§, Orllgqpjzonic Victrola,---you almost see the
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,A ' . Eliilxérlerlse tgsbiotlgelglcrzgs Irggfl , , 123350’ ¢l>vl=.};ealll£liti$iSit43al?t§)ailltnlll"li?i| “nm “facts Fwh limi would _ have had a di--must 'Cadet Tfamlng l5.‘:;§‘.°i..“.§“§§.‘1_°‘ ”°°° "‘°“~ °" “I famous conductor---the
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WEST SOUTHPORT M°~ Sept 6 “I advised a man to try his luck*
AFTER A LONG ABSBNCE.-Mr..
IPB( M SLI" 5(m,) A W MacKenzie and son Martin'
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The Shnpscm' River is considered M M“dd°°k'S C°Ve "ef" Wesl Receipts of "$2.ib0»l“i "V 89°; Dc' zlfcfvlizslnfdb MacKeli:i!:zdwas)ron:
ls-ascn. This year present lndica-1 ____
i- gticns are that the same`condlllons` -1-
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W mlm? £0 be -the most prolific Southport last August," said Luther'
im, lhBr Maine coast. Something1Booth` Bay Harbor. “He watched
thing about its cold, clear wstersnnd then closed the mouth of the
pealito all schooling fish. lsardine ea lei- for mi gen a
Mark R. McGuigan ' B. A. BARRIBTEB. SOLICITOB. ETC
MONEY T0_ LOAN lfactory employees ‘and on fisher-l ' ` .1n' 1101.1 (1 11
Uiimmn nlooir. can-loti»town.r.ii.1
Dr. C. C. Archibald `
Graduate of N. Y. Post Graduate
1-“"Fli¢‘f' '1\\P0~ ir-S Wore alt 2| several 50 and 60 pound fish this
lfxsgtinwheg itglewiiafgg l”e:;"eM§g,ihe mli;i'<.fters of ith; Ciliurch were week at me M_ J_ Fmhergy 5; com- lhls Yegr so far as the lrldustry indnvnuglhit wgfluhw for D?ml`r'lQn plmy "sh h_°“se °“ P°"“”d Pier' ennml is concerned "oth, ld limi Vtclrltll service corllferenceis ill sm,-[ed the (15/h 5111-3901-15 remmisc- 3 ‘"3 C0" iii" lirilwilml Gilles ' ing as w the" monsters of the past
Munn' school “ld “own” Ibn better for it. One big trouble in; `-mn, r(,p,,..L ,,km`(,heS A spady me had 0 rated upon
Pnctloe Limited to Eye, Ear, Nose I and Throat , Ufiilll Eyes and supplying Glasses Omlw. Boyer Building Great George Street
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the tpistllfégn dt;verKRr;d;bi¢%3J£1-'development of orgo.i~tlzaLtion in all Qffirge 1»¢¢01-ds kept 101- many enough to operate regularly bcforclllwws of Ulm. ohmrfll 'ig tu" years smwed 'that in 1895 a mon' sem they SU" have plenty Dfytwlilyeurs ni.<iri- irciicw, w-li iih" .ster ccd, weighing 211 pounds and mm' m put up an the main $ar_|gi'atti'l'yliig result ltlliaxl every cor- measuring more than six feet in
' ‘ .ference in (‘.1i.'milt shown nn in length was captured on a line trawl
(lilies l|01|1»,_9 M |2_3°_ L30 10 5_0|igxflml§’c';f°1rcu§::’ §?g_c°ifstrzggxggfi-i~c:\ni>` iii mol' t'ei1'.:\._i.:c of r,.llvlng ill ofi' *the Massachusetts coast. In 1838
McLeod & Bentley J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. Barrister and Attomoy-at-Law Office: IM ltlohmond Street MONEY T0 LOAN Charlottetown, P. E. l.
McDonald & McPhe B. A.
l. Ii. MoDONAl.D IL F. MoPllEE
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ARBISTERS, ATTORNEYS, l'l'(`.
MONEY T0 LOAN Riley Building. Charlottetown
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lnsidious '
there. Mr. Howatt left Tryon 36 "" 0 “"9‘l“ FHVO all
‘ r., "tho ivcctmil yciir. ,an 180-poundcr was taken oil' ° ‘ I 'Flic irepolit. elmws 'tllwt Molrrcul |Georges Banks and in 1884 several
llinllrthlt-awzi (“.;l:‘l‘ rnncn. ln aiv|.’g:others ran8i!l8 fl'0m 100 £0 1301
. . 1$G.6.i por 'lntcnitbciw -leads ‘the whole iD0\lhdS W0l'9 Miken by MHU19 and
Trygn Tld Blts ll.niie<i oiinroli. 'rnmiitn confer- ‘Massachusetts firemen infthe Gulf
onice iwmes ileict land Saskatohtr Of MBINL - '- 1141-(1 nn the ;1l_o1_ The W. Portsmouth. N. H., fishermen tell
(By Eismac.) will 'S U `
_ , fi' ge tanriilgll gglvlngg [gr M119 p;11S_1_ Of 8 133-p0llnd fish BflAEl' dl'€SSihg,
Mr' "nd Mn” mbcrt Howatt' 0* tw-0 years, it is s.111.¢@d_ lm, 20 pf., caught by Samuel Haley, of Bmutty
Vermont, U.S.A_, arrived in Tryon ,_ ,, I N e I I S 1, sh I I 18.18° on Thursday evening and will spend ""'"' "" '“‘l“"‘"°” “t ml" “l"'"'gS os' 8° ° W8' n ap' swam, weeks visiting relatives n1l'i_“l‘li itlie pcoiple now iii itlho Urliit- Wi" G@0l'8€ H~ Mlffln- 0| 0101!-
_ 1 (ww,-01111 1 C _ cestetr, éooiltliiff Capie Cid asgciid that
d h ot vi it d P_ E_ nnililly ip-rltrir 'io unilon to inlssloli- ,Wes e P°“n 5 *'99 - “nd
§||::dasg|=c‘:1 Hesse; mag), izhanges ilry. edlitootlnnlil nnid .benevolleitt Miehngxt yeaf' rfmxtured °g°5";
wmrk w c w
-in fact. he hardly recognizes the n _ _ inches :Id ‘Ci hegafouge d L | once familiar scenes. It is nine A 5100*! f|‘<‘t1l fill lille 'limo mia! Wes P°"" 5 as years since Mrs. Howatt last visit- “|¥i1‘i»ry 'ol' the 'Nntiioimi Commit- take" ‘mm me W“i°’~ In 1379 ‘W0 cd me 01d home and even sincc toe and illlose associated wilth the °°‘msh were received M P°"ts` then many changes present them- Com.mi'tlt.r_~e iii Conferences and mmngs “ch °f which weighed 108 l _ Tn ts fivi _i~.~slto.<i', ir_i »_ ll.. P°“"- l;o‘;?iltt's slst?¢l]r,alherslu.fclhn (Camille, lin? 1>,llst ttiligi yealll; ihcolllegelflligt In the spring °f 1907 at New Tryon Branch Road. ci~oa‘to on iilrtielligeiii appreciation Ledge' sixty mu" s°“the°"" °'
“md an “dum symmlmcuc sun Portland, a 107-poundeimwas taken.
The electrical storm which'swent1mrt mr the F‘uir.d," ithc rt-.port In 1881 me schwner Um" Bw'
over p E Island on Thursday' dm (,0nc|,udU5 This should rm now Clpthlh Russell Gill, 't00l( Oli 0116 not do any very serious damage in be necessity, eonialnly not 'tn tho mi’ 3" °°d"°h "‘~”5h’“3 9-57°
. nit of un‘a.n.rt\iail oiiicolivff 'lil “'26 of P. E. I.'s best farmers at one
and most important fishing waters`Mn.ddocks, veteran fish packer of 111111 27 Mft of $2,25i.E',_li, ‘or §lB.5_11me but fm. me laist twcn1y_tmec
_ ,nr czint of ii <1n'ip<‘\'-1Ul`=\‘ <‘ 0 <‘-’-" yCai's has been mak ng his home in
about the feed it furnishes; Some- ,until the herring schools swam in live 11;: lilo inlet nine months nl New Bedford. Mass., and in the em-
_ _11127 wen, reported for the .\tl:-.ln 11-ilcy of thesamecompanyiorall that
‘Nd NPS almost- countless little est,cove with a drop net. He took out 1e1_t1,11.c0 and Eiatonsioii Frmd (?'1iii» ftinie. Mr. MacKenzie is with his Utlfies or deep coves gashing its;20,000 bushels .cf sardine herring m=11€.0 011.-11i;i'1 J. H. Guntly, Tri” father. Mr. George MacKenzie, Mel- shcro-line, seems particularly to np- _which he sold right there to the N111, 11's Chairman, aint Rev. Peter lville, who is 88 years of age and very‘
l V” Y is lrryoo. l)_ 1)__ 5%-.31-C1111-y, 11, 1110 Ismart. Martin MacKenzie is a young
_Already the weirmcn and seinerslbushel or it total of $10,000. i(-,m|m.a1 C,,m,1._11 uf 11110 Viiitotl ,man of seventeen years and was “W-beginning £0 make good catches! “Another man at Cozy Harbor,j(~1,,11,-1,11 1.111113/ G1~i1it'lfyin1.: progi~u:is1b0l'I\ and brought \_lD in NCW Bed- oi sardine herring. Last year thc opening into the Shcepscot, made -1111 mfiutor 'liiiderotaimllrg of thc lf0l”d- HF iS B Kwai' M-hll‘lC and 11 Biieepscot. and Casco Bay, were the $8,000 in seining herring in 5ix`,,nm.i,,,1 gyswn, _.1 _11_,,.,,nc,,-- 15 m.iP\’12e winner in many siimvs. They ain sources of supply for the ser-weeks. This year the season is, 1 ` _ “re delighted with the Island ‘md
starting law just as it did a yearjlmii-|,l1,c,`§'.,.~|,1,,.l _._m_1,.,, 111.1-t Inst year §l‘€H¢ly en-i0yiI1g their visit.
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N Professional Cards lvlll beumlildcclnsthacf She;1|lsc<€ltdui??';$11 (1l,;(';?:,;;l1`c;;;1l;l'.r,1-altUghhricswxsI G"‘I"NETTERs GETTING Bw'
_ [ing September... aiid October. ...,._,.1-cnt' w-itll l.9ll0 in the prev- SUMMER COD- i e _ . . , '
'And current' lm°°5 “re sixty io' Y r' that ttiliousands of li-ii- e ' Or'h_w|°n|c_0l1ly lf
‘cents a bushel. The fish are meas- us yea ` , 1 1n1ts11- 1,1 1110 .PORTLAND' Me" Sept' 6 ` The ' be h T
umd “gm on me spot in dorms d\`0f1~S"?5‘§ ‘lm ‘Um l“‘_" F' gill-nett/ers are beginning to bring - Q
A full dory holds fifty bushels 'tM'“°""’°"‘“““? “M l""'e"'S'°“ 1 "". 1" the lem Slf'-HK °°<| which mil'
"Anhw h it is hard on ' dm =W‘f"'0 SWB" L0 l‘°°“] c°"§"e3°'t °““_' take in numbers 'through the mid-
g S" e Vhfi WT€‘2\‘l “\"`“b9!`S ‘lf l3'ym"““‘ summer months. The landing of
. . . The piaintivc note of a. trumpet . . . swelling . _ . receding 'i`hcn the ’ccllos. You
magnificent orchestra!
scvcral orchestras the some evening, with cncorcs end on end. You may listen to
move towards the edge of your chair. Again that wistful trumpet and again the 'ccllos, followed by the violins and the brasscs, as the melody weaves its pattern ofjbeauty. You relax and enjoy a world-loved overture. You are at the Symphony Concert,`in your oi/mhomel And you arrange the program!
You almost see the sensitive hands of the great conductor-the rhythmic rise and fall of the violin bows, the tilt of gleaming trum- pets and trombones! You may listen_to
tion.
"Now suppose we had Ithe regular
cold-weather 'supply right through the hot summer. We simply couldnlt take care of them. They would become soft and unfit fort human consumption if the quanti-i ties were not diminished. The dog-1 fish drive the fishermen into tem
multiply and grow.
porarlly abandoning these fisheriesl , MR' PETER MACDONALD'
Mount Mellclk. district has sus-
;:‘d the f_?d'ie mddwk and Nh" tained a great loss in the passing of!
“ple va 91 5 get” ‘mance W Mr. Peter MacDonald whose death
anything in any kind of music.
The principle that applies “Smooth Flow
of Sound” to the new Orthophonic Victrola- and brings it to your home, is “Matched Impedance",-Victor-controllcd.
To do justice to this realistic music, you may have beautiful cabinets in artistic designs and fine woods. Electrically driven, if you wish, at slight additional cost. All instru- ments are self stopping. Prices from $1400 down to as low as $115-on convenient pay- ments from all His Master's Voice dealers.
Act now and begin to enjoy at once.
rlhonh \ Victrola.
umis 1n5tmmen¢ 1,1 1mp051ng 11 nat. tention to mackerel. herring, butter U1-31 dose Mme on me cm-1_ had. fish and s\vor'dfish__‘-while the dog- d k_ hue' cusk and other stand. fish arc schooling, irndso the public ails fishes? All through the fall l°°- Eel” 3' °h9'"°°~ M05! P9°Ple Wh°f wmtel. and spun; months we havé;1lko fish welcome the gppgi-tunltyicy. As a neighbour, he was always church, Vernon River, and was
our fill of these fishes fresh frbmligwrepmncfm °°‘§t;"g h“§1d°;k l°"k“| th id wate dl fin di- '"0 W “U WS mac -
8 co r an n e con erel, buttél' fish and other varieties
that abound during the summer.".
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IN MEMORIAM;
,_ occurred at an early hour on Mon-i The fishermen tum their M' day, Sep hibcr 3rd 1928. at the old
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it ars t e dog rademark
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. Victor Talking Machine Company of Canada, Limited, Mnntmi ""7 \4- -» t
llnlnv wlierc lie spent all his life of pastor, Rev. P. D. MacGuigan, who over Fonrscore years. the youngestladministercd to him the last rites of of the family. of the late Anguslthe church. The fnnernl washoldon MacDonald_ and his wife Mary Hal- i'1`uesday, at 2. P.M._ to St. Joacim’:i
ready to help any in need, and in largely attended. The pall bearers his business. his word was his bond. were, Joseph Praught, Sr., A. D. of an undemonstrative nature, he Dunphey, F. C. H. Richards. J. E. always forebore from taking an ac- MacEachern, W. J. Mutch, and W. tive part in public aifairs, so that Coady.
his true worth was hardly realized. May his soul rest in peace. Although in failing health for some, -#<4->-i Lillie it was only recently that he; tl<‘m° im-stlilg tirosns wellas paire- was confined to his room. where helmelit sili'i`:lt~oii an itil-tomtitille has WHS Sh0\'/ll €V¢1'Y kind¥\0SS by hiSlhe-:li ‘blixllit tin Eliglzilitl -l.llzi.l is l-:»p2-_~-
liieohew. John. H015 Survived by hwlinilly finslinioil to sitio its ortoi- as
.Aster Mary, who passed her nine-.1,1,¢,=111,1e~ li¢`ih bil*-hdBY 1°-it -75\"lU9fY~ Hi* A davit-e iliias lwvn il..|\lci;itc<l wliill brothers John. and Michael, pre-§wh,1(._h (1 mlmhm. of elcumc muulm deceased him by sixteen and t.enjM,0,u_1 an gm,,|uSma| mam can _M years_ respectively. He was vislte:l,;a11 at a N_,n,m1 wml over w]e_ regularly during his illness by his,,h,m0 “,.A,m_
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° this ‘/i°|ni¢Y- Yet it Sif“°K in S°V°'Bamo exltenit. The Maiiriiennme p°"'"d” °f Bn overuse of 30. pounds "*" " ha
ye t ""1 59038- A bolt struck at Po0l€Y'S and Exteiisilon Fund is i_-ot alone eaggln mm h I "\
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We lie this adioetlvo ad- vlnsiy.
Seflerers from Eyestroin "III lmvo perfect vlslon and therefore do not suspect the Presence of any eye 'defect 'nlilnotive ,power of the
Entire human organism is Nerve long.
Nonul syn, it is computed Iilllw -sont sm of this N°"° EMPU. but when lyc- 'llill is proud* o much Ima lmoortion l».i»¢qnir¢s. lionoo defective lyme, through i\\¢ir_oonoumption'of on ax- eenlvo ollonnt ol Nerve ln-
"rv qsrisuty sir i. tits '¢ other eilrrsira inn” ood prodooel
nsvl 'tool ans _
lxummo
Mr Andrew Noonan Albany. has Side Mr Th0\1ll-S i8 doing I nice'en
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Filling Station. but no damage re 1, _ me 8 on t ese r s.1 Isuued Another sh-“ck M 1-1,111" B resmrsnfmly M mery mlr~"” Michael J Flaherty, proprietor of
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Ke°“3h'5 h°“5e' ‘ming sushi' d°m` zillltiathopillilty lslllklvorllhlilslnlho rid? the local "sh house' said' “mg “sh £-
alrc and giving Miss May Keough a ,mm or eve” mmrlm or lima" like these are not so plentiful as § _ yh severe shock. Mr. Austin 'Toombs, mmm” £0 mm tw* 'F KI J they. USN 10 be- The “WNW C00 //1 ' ‘li d while leaving his bam. received a (_m_(m, Godf&` 9 "I M' we handle here probably runs from Z l _ , ' slight shock. Fuses were blownout W mf “mm _ ',‘P"“°l’_¢"'~‘d N111- is to as pounds, what we H11 f - _ i. \ \ in several houses and considerable and Y “ Ama' the ‘n"'°'“"’ WMP ‘iBl'K¢' C04 Milght near shore will "l - I 1 "
uainsge done to the electric iight “ffm °‘“’°- Chg” “mules fililr-I run as high as so pounds. and time /
line. In.A\l8Uli-me C°V0 li/ 'S N' §n ,vo "0 lm" ""3"“l'7 1'” cn Georges Bank will be nearer 25 i _
ported that the barn or Mr. Donalii| S l""'P"W IW' Iwi our people pounds. 'rodsy we do get quite i _ _V ~
Hewitt wits lilt and somewhat dam- ff' We wledlv and nfleogwtiely to int or steal: ood that wui weigh `
aged. but no i‘lres and nobody kill- 'he M“'“`l@"H"¢"’¢ Wd" ¥fX'U°l1l|01l from 40 to 60 pounds
ed..sowhy worry? l“'"\'~ "But those real monsters Pars
~pmmy scarce. A 'I5-poimder is
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'purchased a new Ford tr-lick iromlbllsiness- Bhd like! hi-S l0¢&tiUl1 MIB. wolrgng, ancleonoiiheoillotillrllce a year iW. A. Pooley, local Ford dealer. he SWS- ,even nom 3111,, .11 me ye." of
Mr A A- Waddell progressive Oh. boy! Winter lsn't here biit':,1|:"eoeeasinmmd mlniiomxilddw mhlong-`
farmer of North Tryon. has pur-:Just the some ViCt0ril i-S DNPOHHS 4< english is 1-¢»p°1-tevmgvl . chased o 'Chevrolet truck from Mr.|lhd WMD ii °¢lll°l they Will/ be 31”; mg” mu mmf' png), Howard Hampton. who npresents!r?B;yef<;‘i;l thte Jrngtiliuig. with onemnr hem' ‘G lmdmlh in me an Prince Motors in this vicinity. :gm um”°~:n th dal :qh:npmvineo.\u““m W” caught
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lug. uulriieui. Noi-til 'ri-yon. tom this wmlnc winter. mil z 1,, °° "‘“‘ h°°°'m°°“‘“"h‘
recent visitor to onpsud. -_-~°<°>--.-- _i ,,m“'m' '°1m,m ff, " ‘m ‘ 2
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spllsrtss A Gerlmn has invented s' bl°'m°“‘°°m°°“' N".n"l‘M lm-our shop at orapsusintiie initio-,nomtni-maui dr some out toms lfmcxmbgfélg ";‘::' 2;* ~ "ww-1ii~~" vimili lint formerly sampled by ur. L ue- than so mt me ins slr. mm mn, tm me “muh A M “_ Novi# U"
Komen. who is now in Summer- their parable; own. 'M7 N
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