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EN you ask for Maple Buds notice

what the man behind the counter gives yo . ‘ ere are a number of cheap imitations that look like Maple Buds, but lack their quality and flavor.

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(By Dominion News Service) LONDON, Oct. L-John Scurr, speaking on "Labour and Empire" at the I. L. P.. School in Scarbou- ough, said that a Lobour Govern- ment would not be able to ignore the Empire. Wo might be opposed to Iiuperisllsru, but we must admit that Empire was a concrete tact, whose existence carried with it duties and responsibilities which Labour would be cowardly to ignore. The organized worker was apt to assume imperialism was wrong nml that Empire hud no relation to Labour. Only one in seven oi’ the Empire population had a citizen status, the remainder were sub- ject to British rule, so that there was no such thing as a Common- wealth, which. however, was a Labour ideal. A real revolution had occurred almost unnoticed in the lust few years. The old Colonial-idea that Colonies were possessions had been cancelled so far as South Africa, Canada, Australia, and New Zeu- land were concerned. - These States had equal rights with Britain and constituted what might he called a British Leagus of Nations. including, of course, ire land and Ulster. dmperial Federation under the control of a super-Pnrliauirent was not approved by Labour. Such u scheme would bring them under the rule of the English plutocracy. Such a Parliament would loud to ruilltary conscription throughout the Empire. The Labour ‘-li".‘l‘lltt- tlve was periodical QUIIrPIWFIICvS and appointment oi’ resident Min- isters as fraternal delegates. Labour would grunt lndin sell- govermncnt. This would moan Federal Government on lines: adopted by the United Status, nub. ’ the abolition of the oillcc o1‘ Soc ' l‘ rctury for lndin. As a general policy they would _ lay down a minimum Labour code, _ and always strive to realise ‘ fairness uud equality of opportun- ity. irrespective of creed or colouv - Labour's idealism would be '1 g» “I doubt whether many people . ed according to how Labour would agree with you about Col- ,ed its relations with colour-ml null in," I answered. "His picture is . . ‘subject races. the sensation of the season." (By Dominion News Service) l professor Lindsay said it ‘NS "He ‘seems to have made you the > Ivory (llfflcult to get Indians to mu sensation. oi the season. Your LONIMN. Oct. 1.-—Ai'te': ulaklnr 11c,- gheh- msponslbmtiefi H we name is on every list. of guests l a gallant effort to tow llu- ‘ff-Mon “van. to Hymns), ~dyarchy~ in ma,“ read about. You used to say you ferry bridge from Southampton to mere “bum m, a appalling mbss‘ cared nothing about Bocietiv You liarwlch, the izptuiu of the m; l, M, absufl, m propose "n, ‘Seem m be "mmmg l‘ hard enough lPll-iiéflflh 118d it‘ T919011 '11-'3- “971 ‘form conditions of Labour tlrouvir ____ lnogfurt k1 n Nth h. , {bplrlge and barges sank near that)“, the Enmirev b," they ' C15,“, I w,“ he purchasing [we (Owll ‘g6 a raga id flltrlrlzlt 11m. ‘Cor-l; Light, aw miles from .12. res inn-H. umgomnty of mmcipbgth “ dlélns. and up, October 2 to Cote-lg‘; a S" e e o o peasevnilllilllllirldgg l; no“, in emu] {Am {instant lhetbusiyrless of the Labour "I" 4ih- ..' , , , - ' ' ary o so t e whole world * I s_ R_ PENDLETON llh If you kneu how I hated 11.8113 oms of water, uud officials of the right . 95,90 ‘l Lyn,” How; 6 Dwllle- ll"? 01d‘ °tlle9 and ‘h? 5li\';v;:i‘ .\.iS')..li'l0ll are fmrvcrynig wmm,“ Admnson’ MI," aaurlmed‘ ~ -- “W5. , “Show ones too. I wan to drop it lull’ \~_~|~h hopes of rais pg lbl- m,“ Labm“. (infirm m‘ Empire; l-illllflllll‘ "ll" ‘ly- Parliament which would keep ulll WEST KENT SCHOOL FOR SEP- TEMBER

Chapter 92

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So all our differences came to this-that Win walked across the room-and kissed me.

And in his kiss I forgot ever)‘- thing that worried me. and every- thing that had hurt me lu the past.

“Win. dear; Win, dear," I heard myself saying over and over, while l clung to him.

And he answered simply, “Con- nle"—and kissed me again.

Then I pulled away to see him ‘better.

“How well you look," I cried. ‘lNot so tired. You did look so tired—before. Ouly you never would admit it, you kept on going and going."

“I'm well. hard." -

The talk ended. We stood and looked at each other for awhile. Wm‘ 5° many thing“ l” My’ We of Gwen, set ln a frame of beauti- could find nothing to talk about ior mm, curved mven a long time. 1 walked through the other

3° he had bee“ “mrkmg hard! rooms, Win with me. Everywher _'l‘hat accounted for the maps, the , was me, Wm, plcturefigmcturw papers m“! “mks almu" the ink‘ of Gwen or of other women, of al- stanrls and pencils and other office mo“ everyone but mysem equipment. Not. a word as to how “You used w have} 10, o! mo, ‘nffch hf’ ha‘! bee“ 50mg 0"" ,, lures of me," i said foolishly. but

You re looklngfuther well, too unable m conquer my resentment gfeizmyoqfyflgétrailtet pale u“ W“ "I know, he answered casuallty. - "1 h . u l‘ r ‘ou et.

lie admitted he had seen u: My :\'r;°;’f,,,‘j§:§ 012?." a '9 l heart leaped at that. Probably I Thubwuh. me unforgivabre “nee, was looking particularly well at “m, that moment, for my checks were ' ilushed from happiness uud the eli- t-llemeut oi’ being back, of seeing Win, of his kiss oi reconciliation. "Did you like the picture?" I ask- ed, still llliil-lill‘ to get away from trlviulitii-e in tulk.

“Yesw-liizil. is, as well us I like uuy of Mnclteudyis work. I think time's over-estimated as an artist." instantly I was on lhefideiensive #1" Colin. I ‘found myself resent-

ig the fact that Win should tulk like this, Win who knew nothing of urt and cared even lees! Once l would have accepted his casual criticism, even in the face of my own iudgrnent which I knew was superipr, since -l had been educated in these things and Winthrop had not.

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PURE BREllllVE STUCK

Boston's Mills, 1 Yorkshire Boar t months. 4 Shorthorn bulls t years, 14

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See- that you get the genuine- look for the name “COWAN”. It is on each real Maple Bud.

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Bruce F. Judson. J. O. Hyndman, Charlottetown, mouths, 10 months and 5 mouths Douglas Bros, Mt. Stewart, 1 Holstein bull 2% years. FPMK Hnllidar. Eldon, 4 SOWB. 3 boars, Yorkshire, 5 weeks. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

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Live Hogs or Dressed Hogs. We, In the interests of the Pork ln- lro now receiving these at ouruluslry of the Islanmhogs should be plant delivered by FARMERSv/ell finished and Live Hogs shoal-i TEAMS ONLY, daily except SAT- be fed very little, if auy, the morn-

URDAYS and paying highest dug of the day of marketing. market prices. it! DAVIS a. FRASER.

he m Corvus‘: ____ Harte Buns

Tomorrow——{luurrel.

zzwhen Asthma Comes do not Dospulr~Turn at once to the help effective-Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asth- ma Remedy. This wonderful rem- edy will give you the aid you need so sorely. Choking Causes. breath lng becomes natural and without effort. Others, thousands of them. have sixflercil as you sufler but have wisely turned to this famous remedy and ceased to suffer. Get n package this very day.

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l one’. rm. sale my valuable tarmliuterview mothers in the interests grouting on 3L Mary Bay’ 120 ncrvruoi religious education in the home. g0 acres c198,, bmance under woodiand distribute religious literature a good shore for sea manure audi$2il5 Bald PM‘ 90 (My? WOTR- M8)‘ lots of mud, well watered, withiwofk snare time» N0 Bllpeflellve large orchard. Will be sold inlnecessalry. State age and church part or whole to~ suit purchasefcouuectlou. For particulars write Good buildings on both properties. Mr. Conrad, 112 Spadina Building. TH°$- E- FISHER- Toronto. 22sw~ii.

FOR SALE : FOR SALE

F r r es -" i- ,Q “ea: gtopemrsagfi‘ ‘afilixrseqtlsgti. One _220 gallon Bowser gasoline ’ ztnnk with hose attached. in perfect

or without cr , t k i 1 1 . implements. oplllflllozellobhelilrrinfléslilomhnon‘ ‘lpply Est‘ “Gwen Tug’ muck mm Apply m owner on preml lil & Co._ hensington. 797-10-2»3i.

Wm H- WALKER l Live Fowl Wanted

St. Peter's P. E. I. 359-9-12wf8i.

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AUCTION SALE OF PURE BRl - HOLSTEIN CATTLE L

, l There will be an auction grill“ registered cattle, at the farm-l “l”. 0 Morrison Northam, Lot 13, Orwflflll ti». ,_

o'clock p‘ m., consisting of higfm'rr=;“‘,,,, heifers due to freshen this u',f,‘,‘,"se§; Y milk to freshen in March and tifillv‘ l, in this sale are two daughters,u;§,§,§’,,,-_...<* with an oificial 10 months record» cuff‘, milk and 571 lbs. of butter, fresl§§u...._@e". the year. One of these daughters like‘ l}, .

November also two daughters of Black’ ..

oRAos x. . “leauty, the second with official 10 moi.

1, Lester Partridge; 2. Adelaide record of lbs. and lbs. butte’

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CHANGE OF TIME

CharlottetowmPletou service

S. S. "Magdalen" on and alter Monday. October 1st will only make trl-weekly trips. leaving Charlotte- town Monday, \Vednesduy and Fri- day, at 7 a. m., returning leave Pic- lou Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- days at 3.30 a. m.

BRUCE STEWART G. CO. Agent Phone 828

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AUCTION SALE

0N FRIDAY

The 5th Day of October, 1923, At One 0’Ciock Sharp

Au l am leaving the country I will '

sell on my premises at Grand View,‘ on above date my Stock and Crop, l

Kensiugto 1%,, 792~10-2i y “Thai-g where you are foolish, A“ “Count H we “we “aim, gecuom (Ogethcv Y ' ad ~om ‘ flue til ~. l. . , ' ' - ' _ i llfioéinyali" m e s e in n A bird luck ulkrrh theélléiipyiicrj mail‘: The Re“ Horace Rel“, who has “Heme,” , begged‘ “Lets no, zgfidzxiiigmzaaigrg a '-~ ' - Indian cléilfitrliencc. said if rltish . . “T- - - . __ ~ _ rue wen ere wou d be .1 ll"! l- “ “Ho-Wu; in \\e wirll be buying Live Fowl 4% m‘: ygllymwgysllxfitgleatb h3g3 isgsfl; b xhisblqqglitr: ‘(if 150 fLASl-fi lt- “'3'? endous oppression of the pun: 'li[ ~- . . i ' s '. '. "as '1 , . ,. . . STQL]\__] norm,‘ 9 years 0m’ 119:; an ull. October 2 to Octobermmf, do it‘ again" \‘\vlhilte\vyorthffln“ CO Ltd-Pfolfllga was an uror to assume that tnqse horse Pfcheron. b ‘years old, l‘, ' Fm, answer he came over to me ~- -- - who uuuted Home Rule for India driver 5 are old, llirectum Patch“ My and kiwed me agar“ And

train lorry service between South- w-em “minus {or (iemocracy lnckhani 3~ Nlmna Jamlesml-

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BROS _ u“ k quit

as always, his kiss made me for-

1 regist d Holstein bull. 3 years; old, 6 ch s milch cows, in call‘ elk from 3 to ‘I years old. 3 heifers 1

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love for him.

get everything but my own great

ampton and Continental ports, and was afterwards purchased by thr- Great Eastern Train Ferry Com- pany. It was to be used to Harwlch

Lending Indians were very Socialist aud anti-democratic. and had little sympathy with the poor

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monthsThe grand daughter of the above m

1, George Johnston; 2, Marjorlevlioned calvefl and heifers have lall

Stewart; 8, George Raymond.

official r of butter.

333,55"; ‘ghgflmgg jffffl- 23mm ,en day record of 24 3-4 lbs. _ money conceal m them. , MWQFAQEKBY"; Ehanml I also offer two daughters of Mary Th . :15 Zvlahar; a, Glendon lga-rtrlldge. lllooker, official 10 months record 3,728 milk, 552 lhs- butter. The sire of those ‘ca were imported from Ontario and carries GRADE V“ blood lines of the best milking strains of --_ 1.1mm wedlock; 2: sane an Mill. This IS an Oppflftlllliw t9 Sta-rt 1-‘?- m‘ 3' 3°“ “°‘°“' Reason for selling-overstocked. Sale wi ' fail. Terms at sale. Six and twelve moni

"How different the place seems." I said to start a new line of con- versation, to get away from our dangerous‘ topic. l walked about, looking at the various new objects. A snapshot on the mantle caught my eye——-Wlu and some men and women suits on a beach. Win. following me, gave me their names. Another picture showed Win standing by a canoe, and Gwen, easily recognized even in an amateur snapshot, sitting in the canoe. She took an extraord- inarily good photograph: the test of anyone‘s appearance is always In these “snaps? “You moved into my room," I began, wondering whether there was any sentiment in his moving. “Yes, it had three windows. You know, my old room had 'ouly one," he answered. destroying the seutl- there was no reason why the merit at once. bridge should not make a good sea He opened the door and l went voyage, ill- Bmlliflfl 81 U"! 631M189 ill B- Dlucé For the first part of the iourney that I had made so dainty and iern- all wam we“, bu‘ when o“, m me lnlne. It was now, in spite of the Norm 5e“ the weather became delicate graceful lines of its furul- very rough, and me continued heavy rolling motion caused slight damage to the barge with the tow- er on it. and she started to take in water. Every effort was made by cap- tain of the tug to reach Harwlch, but the rough sea did not abate, and the waves pounded in between the two barges, causing one -to drag on the other In a partly sus- mored condition. Some of the tlmberlng had broken with the force of the water however, and when actually within Eight of port both lighters wont “Wu- The cantata of the mg broke away from the sinking arm. 8e lust in time. - The value of the sunken ships and cargoes is estimated n1 "hm" £20000. and salvage eforts will be commenced lmmed. lately.

Farm for Sale

Holstein!

year old, I lat cow, 1 steer, 3 calves

3 and 5 tbs old, all d , 2 g , 60 .

Gm e p s he” I offer for sale my farm of 8i.

OROP~35 tons extm. good balm 1 , , i acres at Cable Head lvest, well quaut ty etnaw, 1000 bushels cho ce wanna‘, good buildings. mach,“

l l l . > Métfiaafigaizigkngfififng reserve‘, levy. crop, etc, etc.. will be sold if stormy wil lbe held first fine-Rhea“ m" qulckAsfgik ANDERSON

:Il.?1l§:.‘:.r°:'“:r::2‘::: cash. Come early 2s sale starts Desirable Double RcS- P°““"°'Y °",“,';;,°,-. M,K,NN,,N_ ideuceCentrally Loc- ated For Sale by

Public Auction

Grand View ‘ON THE PREMISES 262-264 “ - GRAFTON ST., OH'TOWN

for the train ferry service to be Opcnctl (hurlly between llarwich and Zebrulzgc.

'l‘hc" iOllll weight of the brlrlg-S ,. Is 27m tons. and, in addition, on the two conveying barge, vars -110 tons n‘; town-rs, machinery, and counte: weights. '

The engineering firm that bull! the bridge supervised the arrange- ments, and everything possible was done to prevent trouble. The barges were specially strengthen- ed, being lashed alongside each other. secured with heavy timber and wire cables.

The bridge complete was on one barge, the towers and machinery on the other, and it was consider- ed that when the tug Plumgarth started on the 300 miles journey

» /"/Elve_ry lO\c\\ Packer of WILSOIFS

FLY PADS

will gin MODE ruzs THAN $8 wows or ANY , 5mm rtv ttrcnrn

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GRADE Vll. 1, ‘Esther Rattenbury; 2, James Innes; 3, Robert human.

GRADE Vl. 1, Jessie liiucLean; 2, Clifford

J. A. McDONALD, R m“ 3 La V‘ N i e n; . wreucatac evn.

Auctioneer. 7840-1-31.

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ciao: v. 1, Effie Brelumt, Gordon Wil- liams, equal: 2, Margaret Black; 3, Ernest Lord.

I llON FRIDAY, 5TH OCTOBER, 1923

AT l2 NOON SHARP

Owing to wash-outs our [Subdivision the stale?“ v ambit. Stewart will c I I Dance“ a until further notice. DISTRlCT PASSENGER My _ OFFICE Charlottetown, Oct. 2. 1923 _ Sllllill-S-‘Bi. ‘

l 6 rooms, kitchen and bathroom leach side, modern conveniences. ‘frost proof cellar, large lot. i ro- penty is in excellent repair, if you are looking for a home convenient and pleasantly situated. or for a ‘real llvo investment see this one. Also on the same day. commenc- lng at 1 pfm. l am authorized to sell all the household furniture uud furnishings at 262 Grafton Street. comprising wicker parlour set, Bell upright Grand Plano, oak combin- ation book case and china closet.

Dlxectservice to Cherbourg. dining room suite in fumed oak comprising buffet, extension table.

nand 5 chairs, 3 bedroom suites com- ‘plete with bureaus. bed”- beddlllll. Itlflpcrfleulara ofmfu, smlinl chamber sets. etc, Morris Chair. doloonndofher information lounge. Fl"°°° "WW hm‘ mcksms‘ h“, h"; l"m,.;,,-l, er drophead sewing machine. dish- , ongeleum squares rugs and awn!” orfwm Sibel" useful household effects. i‘ . . Everything ln first class condition. Open for inspection Friday 5th from w onus won; G. Bruce lurpee, Dist, Pan Aqt, 40 King 8t. 8t. John N. B.

Empresses en-

able you to reach __ London and "T

Paris in a. week r . from Quebec; with 1;‘, only four days on it’ the open sea. ‘ l

Grade lv-Mins Francis _.1, Ralph Trainer; 2, 01h can; 8, Elmer Hengen.

Grade IIl.—Mlss Jenkins -—1, Plus Callaghan; Shields; S, Jack Schofleld. Grade TIL-Miss Walsh's ‘ —1, Eric Robin, 2, Jos. Po Wm. Brown. g Grade ll.—-llllss Walsh's 1, Patrick Hughes: 2. White; 3. Ralph Creams Grade lie-Mill Town" ——l, Raymond Zuarchsr, ,

Malzua Familynimpbr u‘ 6mm,‘ R. Grade lll.—-1. M. Burke and M. Gallant. 2 ,A. Clinton. and H. Cor-

. 3. D. Dolron and M. Trainer

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ly better than ready-mode cough lyrupo, Ind eaves nbourtgr. Enelly mil quickly props

If you combined the curative prop‘; crties of every known “ready-made cough remedy, you probably coulr not. rot as much rcnl curative power as t isre is in this slmpledmome-nrada cough syrup, which is easily prepared In a few minutes.

Get from any druggist 2V, ounces of Pincx, pour if. into a ill-oz. bottle uud fill the bottle with syrup, using either lain {rrnuulated sugar syrup, clanfi mo asses, honey, or _corn syrup, as desired. The result is l6 ounces really better cough syrup

0f Stock, Implements and Lumber

l0 a. m. Terms at sale. A. WILLlAMSON. Auctioneer

775-5-1-61.

EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC. INTERNATIONAL

Inlglr and Passenger service Between M- llil ll‘ "ll"! MI‘. JOHN AID B0510! I l. GOVERNOR DXNGLEY wll It. I o. 1n one every lnturdoy at I a m. (Atlantic Time) for nonnn. Wgneoflny trips are vie Eutport and Lubec, duo Boston l- l- ll l7- Boturduy tripe are to Berton direct, due Sundays about‘! p. n Ella-Leave Bolton Mondays and Friday: at 10 a m. for Eut-

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1Q loan monuments node v10 the Metropolitan Lino more» t on! plunger nausea for New York- ul point: South no

approved notes. ‘I 1, Robyn 639350;?- 2, Gordon . ‘o ~ V -"' Bennett; 3, Edward Stentllord. 726'9'28-4I. ' ' _ I “" —'*—~—-'=£==T “Act” ' . C eilmlo handle; Sold by all Grade vm.»~1. lllarion Costello. , E3 9 s’ 1'0“?! 811d 2, Alice Purcell, s, Nell mlshtlw- General Stores also.» vu.-1. DorothY Perry- Z- "'"'—-i~— clap-n angel-mug, 3, m9 Leight- lzer. TS GRADE v_ Grade \’ll.——i. Olive 1 Eleanor Dough"! 2 Mm- sm. 2. Margaret Callaghan. 3. Berth An intelligent man or woman to flair. 3 wlmalm R {d ' y Murray; travel and appoint agents. Yearly ' ' a ' (lrade v.-1. Eleanor Head. 2 Will-Tacit Ellllrfllllfielllg $1092 and GRADE w Mary Paul, 3. May Quinn. Xllellfles- ($21-00 Weekly average); 1 Grace yeo- 2 M-nl q, w N. Grade 1v.-1. Aberdeen Haddad, commission besides. Winston 041,3 éarneld Jevaeré koiéne I 2. Rose Chappellefil. Ada Mona- Dept. W. F. Toronto - - ' ' ‘ ‘W - . 22 W512i. “lam, equal Ell ll , GRADE iii S 1, William Maullae‘. 2. Florence Strickland. ghliiabéailmCrawlord. nL_L suns “Gama, are cteaaauce .' vray. 2. Mary William!» 3- "Q'- AT wsnneu FARM. nocxv wl'sii°l"yri‘é‘ilbi>’fié..“'ily Qlwm 5“""“° z“°'°l‘°" ' POINT on MONDAY oer 15m’ is: r5415‘ u ri ' “m . "“‘ Grade u. i. Helen McDonald. 2. AT 1 O'CLOCK éi-lani» u ' l so“ M m’ °“““" 3' Muriel cumin-u, a. Carmel Quinn us?“ m“ Grade u._1. Lillian Hosea. 2. Stella Corrigan. 8. Rose Gallant ngf:;<‘i£lt1x.;1.drrls aMcbellan. '2. and Mm.’ campbam l heavy horse 6 you“ om woo "mm-t e an et. . Elizabe.h _.._...__.¢-oc_____ lb . ‘ " ‘ 6 i..i.‘;".‘,‘.i;i "hi; 23.11:; has"; Queen Square School Gus... .. s... t...“ mare 2 years old (Han-y T-f 5 -———- . Grade lLMisa Gallant’ milch cows (Shorthorn Goad-e), 2 _..___ QUEEN SQUARE OCIP-IOOL HON- flli lllchaardwbcCllalfi L2. d due to freahe l ma, g ' OR ROLL FOR 8E TEMBER ufly; ran c so n than you mum, buy rend mud. “A and 1 m Novlzuoxen. twin uocnrgno sou/m: SCHOOL - ,--- Bullet - wvee eneillv $2- Tum! peanut Ind 7° "algal: ERSETY PIN old, 3 oxen i year old 3 calves 1 on asnematn Grade x.-"-Prlncl9al's Deon-i. - - DOVE!‘ B l. ' ' '—"_'— ' a ~. I . ahhirifiizwxtlad 8m" Dgepamtior NX or BABY nvgrkanyeasrs peg vgun lugs; ofldtl AGrade x.-1. Agnes Goliath. 2. %',',.',’,'.dc2:',:,',’1',‘§ i’ 1”‘ T'°"“'" ‘i’ < " ‘ l’ I l! E CBIIBO O l COIIIZI I [n01] ’ ' ' _ iii-a we» almost immediate null-r. e,§*:,‘,l"‘£,filf“"' °°"'"'"1° "i- (Yorke) a Digs 2 months 001a snlm mmy °"°°-- 1X- -' Vice-Principal: nunnl, {a ‘pqzgaglgihg “hgegmxatgr thrQaflgg o! wflllhm ‘£7 gzlnnizlllid tthehllfe (yarn) D O N , T Dept-l, Anthony Sbalfoon; 2, , . POI C Q Ill’) CI U Q IO ' - n ., O j \ _ . {fltctdirtzariambrnfieu retrofit‘:- and L; ly an the balance for the past 33?, Nglgr; l] gxéggzlgotifvhcfd plough _ C 0 U G Hlifxgd Hornby. 3. Harry lieu ‘y, E. Y a on , a , - . r ow, _ ' , ' ' m y “ ' n“ y“ w n b“ '°“‘°'°" “l” i“ m" mm and 1s cord slabs. “m Rub the throat and chant. with uml“ V‘“-'*"“- "ilmmim" l ' l r J ': T l l L ‘r1