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0U own your own home. That's e_ But ‘there's a mortgage at ,_ That's all right. You are reduc- iiﬁiit steadily each year. Yes, but are you protected on that A5 yourmortgage covered by hfc insur-

Ce? A mortgagejwa poor asset to i133“; wife and family-a curse_ instead of a blew-n‘ 1o a widow and children without income.

. Think it over. We recommend Mutual L”, Insurance for all young men who are carry- l-n mortgages on their homes. Mutual _l1fe insurance is insurance at net cost. We particu-

[my recommend the Mutual, proﬁt-participat- mg’ 20.pny_ life policy as most_suitable for the you"; man with a young family who is gradually acquir- m; title to his home. Willi every prospect of a bright

b fore him. It's a ood policy. But you can get glgiyiilzrnti oi policy issuedﬁu the Mutual Life, and proﬁt- gliaring reduces the cost. » 1 V

Write to-day for Mutual literature.

irMUTUAL LIFE.

0F CANADA lwaterlooﬂntario H. A. EBERS Provincial Manager I35 Kent Street ' Charlottetown

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' was cnancorrsrrowu GUARDIAN

I THE 1111111111 11111111111111 a

TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT. j-Sunday Feb. 22. Preaching ser- vice Tryon 11. DeSable 3. Victoria

‘P. E. I. HOSPITAL (Jake Sole haw-Pliny 11111111111111 111 .\loore 111111 .\'leLeod‘s by lad-les of St. Paul's

(‘hurclr 561-2-21-11 THE AUCTION SALE of grocer- es will continue all day tfatirrday and Saturday night zit A. Aylirard k Con store. 93 (Jueen St. . 574-2-21-11

POLICE COURT—-At tho Police ‘our! yes-Lelrtlny three men. charged 11th bavng possession o1‘ stolen ‘1 . \\'»"l‘I-£ remanded till Friday, ‘t-bruaiy 27th. A case tor assuul-t 1111 battery and a Prohibition case :1 1-1- adJoirinted for 1i iweek also.

RECEIVES i

MEDAL."—I\'II'. . wet-dy of Earusclilte received 1 -

LIOII of Canada. wnrded {or

iibltoii. Tlllh‘ ivas wnn ‘by the lydesult-lle "lloiiny IFIiarm." MEMORIAL ‘SERVICE. --At;1-r 11* iuoriziliiig service In Zion

i.» South Atirll-aii \\’11r, who will

11111111110111 on -1h11 Square. where a -!loi'l memorial IsiPFVICO will be UIIIIIIUIUII by (filptain the Re‘ . (l. '. 'l‘aylor. The veterans a . k‘ d to meet 1ill_ the (‘burcli Sunday icliool rooms at 111-15.

MARKET.~—— 'l‘l11*r1- was a fair 11L

is a pretty serious proposition unless you have the right remedy handy. '

Unless you check the inﬂam- mation at once, and keep down ’ w»; the congestion and swelling with

Absorb inejJF

THE ANTlSEP-TIC LIjN 1 M ENIT IwIu-a-Ioutuuou.

Why take the risk? Why not get a bottle of ABSORBINE, JR. NOW and be ready for any accident that might occur to any member of the family?

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1 Every home needs just such a handy emergency ilniment and antiseptic, for soothing and healing Cuts, Burns, Bruises; Sprains, Strains, Sore Throat, Pain in the Chest and Back, Bails, Sweilings, Toothache.

$1.25 a bottle It most druggists or sent postpaid by

W. F. YOUNG INC. Lyman Building, Montreal.

71111196611 ﬁnk/e w

you are in for weeks and weeks of pain and suffering. "

l l:-.y schools oi‘ Illu 01111111111111 Iliole

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1 Iii-c: LILUIKPIIS 50c 111 .. . 1.1111; rowl 111w to $1.011; cranber- jr-s 10c 111. lIay 60c to llfic; 1ia1-s

71' lo 731:; stillw 40c 11ml 1111.111015- Illll 30c 111 Ilﬁ. ‘Mr 'I‘1.~-'1l the (‘lty .1.1glici' ri-poizns 11 busy ~weul1 on .\'1'1~p1i1ii1:1l1,s' llllﬂiit". qllllhilly 111' 11y (‘tlllllllg Iii .

1Il‘. II. ll. Shaw, Prnvi il Idli- .IIll'1l'. 11111.1: 1li.s 1111111111154 1111111- uira, \vl11~..o lie will n-prlzsi-il: '1'lu1'1' lililwurd llilllllll on 11 ll :1-

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1d by Pri-iiiiui 1/1111111 111' .\.1~. 1111'..'.<\\'i1-l1 and ivliich hits. 1111 11p- ."I|I|"l' ill with |'11-iii.11l' 1\ ii;.-, .111

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OPENING BRANCH.-—.\ :11. .i11l1.'i ‘zixcliauigi: says: Aliss t‘. Jluaai. 11114111111. o1’ Springﬁeld. l‘. . I. vllo has been ill charge 111' lli1 _ lieliiory work dc-pllrtnlclil for S1111-

oeloty, i.~1 now iii St. John in c1111- iection with the tii-gtinizlng oi :1 branch 111' the society's. rork iii this province. Nliss lluslniz: Jillll that her work was taking vsiﬂy Nell with pastors of local 1~l11ir1~b1 s 1nd was greatly zipprecialoll \\'ll * .111 systematic memory courses were Ill use. Awards urt- PJIVPII [or the 1-111-1-1-11-1 "memorizing o1‘ ("Jflillll passages iii three classes as rol-

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. The ever-increasing desire of dis- criminating patron's, to be served by us ,in their hour of bereavement, indicates ..'- We have attained areputation for per- fection in the tasks that we perform- It is our desire to render a type of service that will be lecognized as prompted byliigh 1111111115

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.\ llllllflllANClil SERVICE 180 KENT ST

"LET OUR HOOVER I no _ _ YOUR sriuna CLEANING

Vou. may rent one cl those machines from 11s at n very msdlrateeost. It lo the quickest, molt tllfuotory and ~ "':"“l"¥ WIY to do your spring work. Once done thIs way

Other will do.

Come In and tnl "It satisfaction. '

“N” U8 YOUR Z1003! AND. DIJCK FEATHERS w‘ Ply highest price who» they are not mixed.

HENRY McFARLANEI

REAR or snn a. weeks IIIoII 1048. '

k It ovier with us. We guarantee to glvo ,

l "W" Houu 1544.

Beginners, 1 to ti y1- .1 iUHllPIj primary pupils, 7 to l0 years. u Te. aiineut: IIIIOFIIIBIIIILUS lo to I3 years. ail illustrated .\’c\'. (‘osturiielil or Illblc; seniors. ll 111d older, a iziltetlgod Ilible uiid '11 spuclill certiﬁoiile. ’I‘Iicre w 2i‘. more tluiu 1,000 uwurdu glvi-n I11 Prince Edward Island ill the fir-Hi year of the dcparllnentls operation, This department was ﬁrst suizisueat- ed by W. S. Lotlsou, president oi the Prince Edward Island brunch and proved a grout success in Ills brunch.

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SHOP FROM Halman'| Gluing.-

GOOD ‘ROADS DELEGATIOI\I.—.

LONG CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH-Beginning Feb. 23»- Rev. M. O. Brlntou o! Montague will assist the' pastor in special services,

ANGLICAN 8ERVlCE.—In the Parish oI New London on the 22nd. Inet wlll be as bollowsz—Kenslng- ton 10.30 a. in. Sunday School 2 p. n1. French River 2.30 p. in. Hurling 11111 6.30 p. m. .

C. G. l. T, GIRLS HAVE charge of service at the Baptist Church. Sunday Morning. There will be a very interesting and impressive ser- vi.e, with an address by the Mi!!- lster. At ithe evening service Rev. It. C. Eaton “will preach the second seruiozi uu The Gospel 0f Rescue. using us illustration Philip Ca'bot's ‘Except. Ye lie Born Again." The Choli- iwlll lead In tine Music at licJh services.

NEW FUEL-Yesterday a crude .111 buiiner which has been installed the Victoria Hotel tor heating ivater tor the "bat-h rooms W815

I _ the 'l)t"ai ('I_V(I€ISIIZIIQ§II'IHI out [or the first time and, .1.all1'on at the 1111.": Provincial I‘}X-l1ll‘1)\'c1l splendidly successful. The’

‘choline has been uiid-er contempla- ‘uioii for 601118 time. a1nd when crude! loil “'11s used for fuel with ‘satisfacw ltoiy Hnéllllﬁl at the ltlarvln Blscultl Fal-tciry, illunoton. Mr. Harry [to ti'y the ‘Innovation. The new tllllfllilel. maintenance man tor the Charlottetown Hotel Company. It is‘ pomible that the new fuel may be. ‘Lard Iii all the boilers o! the bo-i . ell». b1 atlug system. ' i

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Mllllllp Walker. Launching. ' _ SIPYPII :11 the Davies Huh-l.

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, M1: Percy Crosby oi‘ St. lﬁleantlrs

amour: ‘1111- visitors in the city.

ll c .111 the Davies, '

i . l Ali».- Lirlitu Winks has returned o lilr licuiv. iii I"l‘1'1lt~...1'l.oll zlflel‘ lriniliw: lrieiids ill (.‘lial‘l11ll1=to\\'ii- llolliil-gs 11f North psiidiilg l-liu uveck~1~nd L .. ,

l ilil ' ‘In lllui

" Mr. \\'. 1\. .\1l1~.l I.1.\IOIII1'II.',‘IIIP,V\'IIS

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- 1 ils of Mr. James: ly. who has ‘been: ' zrl.

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U. N. R. RADIO

1.1,.“ URDAY. ‘FEBRUARY 2i, 1112s

1151110 (11.15. Metre-S‘). 9TTAWA1

ONT. 7.30 p.111. (E.‘S.T-)—'

PART I. Beditliuc Story and Lullaby-—Ailllt Agnes. 1 p.lll.——

PART II.

Dluiner Concert by James Melnty"? and iris Chateau Laurie;- IIo-tel Orchestra. 1. Selectlon—‘”!VIlle Modlste" (Her-

ibe-rt). n 2. Entract-“Nadlll CZi-‘Tdas

(Mlcblels). . _ __ 3. iStiI~te—“lndlan Love Lyrics

(Woodtorde-hdnden).

.1_ Gram} Opeiﬂ1—"The Pearl Fish- ’ ers" (Bizet).

PART III.

Quarteitte —-— Selected—0rp‘~lieus Male Singers.

‘Tenor Soltr-“The Message 0i the Violet" (trom mhePrInce of iPtlsony-‘Mr, Cliff McAdam.

A HOT WATER BOTTLE

li-i uii iiitlispciu-illtlc article 11nd no home should l"! ‘Ymmm

one or 111011‘-

, _ “'0 have them in

all sizes 11nd [H1009- Coiue‘ in 11nd w"

will be. pleased i0

show them t0 3'0!!-

l'l. L. WORTI-IY

, mwoorsr ' 178 Queen St.

ll. Hawaiian Selectlons—- Mr. L. I Nani and T. Coulthart. H

I. Quartet-ta “<Po‘ Little Lsinlb — Ompheua M11119 iSln-gers. I Ilieoiltatlon-"Sundy McDonald H 1Slgnul"—~M1s. Harry JUnder- wood. . Addr6B8—'AI‘~l*3hg6d for by the Ottawa Field Naturalists’ Club". "What We Owe to the Indians. by Mr. ‘W. J . Winternibelljg.

llasg iSoIo——"Tl1e Bell In 4h" Lighthouse" (Solmaiub-‘Mr. li- ll. Clarke.

llniwalllin ‘Selections-Mr. L. N-nnl and T. Coulthart.

Tenor Soln-"Ali Moon of MY Delight" (IRIMIISIJ)—IMI'. ‘liar- 1-1-y Underwood. ltcmltntlom-"Tlre Soul ot the Violin" (accompanist Mr. Jlw- 1Molntyre)—-Mrs. Hairy Under- iwood. ~ . onni-tette — "SailW-Ornheilﬂ , JIIIIQ Singers. __ lhirltoiie Sulo~“My KIIIBdOm tllugihem-Mr. W=m. Goad. Qusrteitte- Bslected- OTDIIW” Mala Singers.‘

PART IV.

Dance Programme by James M0- iIIIIYPG and 1111s Obntesu Lani-lair

1 Scott & Bowne. Toronto. Ont. '

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STORING VITAMINS

The average healthy person stores up within the body several days" supply offs- sential vitamins. This ex- plains vvliy a well-nourished person of any age is less sus» ceptible to germ-infection than those who are mal- nourished.

is a safetyvfactor that helps keep you well-nourished. A very little used daily to complement the regular diet, activates with essential vita- mins and helps build re- sistance.

Store up a reserve of essential vitamins- take Scott’s regularly.

Zllrs. lion. J, II. (Itliiiiiiiskoy and fﬂilllll‘ desire to extend 1slncero thanks to their neighbors aild

lllIl'I'll tonrorroiv, the vt-tvrnns oflliroivu. the hotel niananer. decided "ieml-‘i 1'1"‘ "YIIIDHUIY ﬂlltl ltillllllv-QH

ishowii llii-rlnt: their recent sad

fteud in a body. will 111111-131 to tifrﬁlicatrll- was installed by Mr. Czlr- UBPBIIITIIHHII. also to those who sent Floral and Spiritual 'I‘ribute1-i. .

Floral Tributes.

Pillow-The Family.

W~r1a1li—'I‘he Government oi P. E. Islar Shealf e

Slipniidiary K. J. Mllfllll. Mass Cards

.\lii'- and 34111.1). 0. M1. Reddin. City.

.\lr. and Nlrs. A, A. PICIIIIQSSBY, City.

1111-. uiid 1\II‘S. L, ll. NICMlIlllll. (flay. '

Mr. uiid .\llS. Jus. M- Ilcirnessisy. City.

M-r. uiid M114. W. J. Il1'o\vn. City.

ti and Ali's. .\l. W. lleai'1lon_ulid

Iain h‘ City. MW. Francis Alcll-ziry, (lily. \l' Jun-id. (ﬁlly. ' . ltocliu City. '. City.

Pity. In‘. AL-Ktznaio uiill

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Joseph Ilrallluy, ;\I.ll w. (‘has 11nd lillil- 1\’Icl\'1-1i'/.i1~. Mill Vie“. 1911'. uiid Mrs; 11111111111 (‘11:11ly. Mill \'i1-\v.

film. Jus. l‘; 'l‘r:1iii1:1- and family;

iilﬁlllilllidll.

Mi'. 111i1l .\ll1I. A|1x Ztll-llonald and family, (;le..'t'ili1io1i.

Mrs. Jus. All-Donald uiid "liiiily.

.\lr. and Mas, l’1*l1‘-i' 'I‘i'uilio1', (ilv1r1'iiii1uli.

.\lr. 111111 .VIrs.()\\'.-11 Wood, Vernon

uiid Mrs, Joseph . t'..iuiiy, Viernaul lliver. .\Il'>‘. (‘has Kelly and family, \'.-i-1io1i Jtivi-r. -

.\lr. uiid Mis- llugli ('llllllllh&|(t'y, l-‘ort Aiigtiiiliis.

Prauglit

~—-— - .\‘ll'.‘-l, Norman MUDollﬂltl and AIIHS Illabol Stewart, 0t’ Berli ultillll Fort Augustus. N. lI., iurivoil in the city Wﬁilllﬁ 1.11". uiid Mrs. Jus Hughes, Fort day 111i 11 visit ‘lo her insttr Mi Auzumuts, ...1-=.y Sﬁirart ul‘ Aildersun Bake-lg. _\,--_ 1-;1-,~,;¢-1111 (vpiiahﬂn, 1110p, l<‘oll.i\\'iiip. 11 bi ii-t’ slay here she will ,.\111-11$111_c-_ ‘ 111111-11 tor l’. If}- l. W116i“: $111‘. will . rs. llroyguu and hiniily. Fort ilail at her fornlel‘ home It1r1=111.1i1- ,.\ngu.suls_ weeks belor. returning l0 N"“' .\lr. and Mrs. Peter Cumiuiclrey 1ta.nipsl11.1:. ~Mouctonr Exchullllv- and taiully, .\lr. ltyau.

Mr. and Jlls. Patrick Cummiske-y l<‘11r:' Augusluis.

Airs. M. A. Trainor and family. l1‘.1rt Augustus.

Mr; tlllul 1\‘la‘. Ambrose Mitchell. ’l‘racatlle. Mr. and lylrs. William Mullen. Trucatlle. ' Mr- uiid Mrs, Walter Mullen, Tracadle.

Rev. R. V. McKenzie, Toronto.

M1‘. and Mrs. Parker Airdreivs, Ilctston.

bliss Rita McK-znnu, Boston.

R. D. Biuzke, Boston.

Alargaret and Irene Coady, Bos-

ton.

Mr- uiid Mrs. Fort Augustus.

J. J. McCarthy.

Spiritual Otterings

lion. David and Mrs. McDonald, (llentlnnan.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McDonald. Glenllmian.

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McDonald and family, ‘GIGIITIIITIOII-

Miss Nellie Collins, City.

Mir. 11nd Mrs. J. C. Wlsuer. Watervule.

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hogan, Sui1i~ n1: rslde.

Sister -St. Ethelred, Silninierslde. Siuter St. Oltva, Montreal.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Martin. City.

.\lr. 11nd hits. Wm. Trainor and hlmlly, Mt. Ryan. Miss Lillian Coady. Mt. Stewart.

Messages of Sympathy- llon. John E. Sinclair. Ottawa- Hon. D. A. Mn-cKlnnou Otuuwu. l)r. S. R. Jerirklllc, City.

Cecilia Noonan. City. Emma Fitzgerald. (‘i1y. Stella Allen, Cardigan.

tastmcnﬂoliuod somlllooolonotehodhoslqltocnnotholphstdonodlnol! tor-m delayed sndpslnmlmnatrustrtoo. leaner IOID,OY.U.PPIOOII.OOP'I|DOLWMGIIIQIIdOBIOI Alhambra-outlaw onwﬂror 10ml lulhrllg

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Hotel Orchestra dim! P0111 . (‘bntvnu Laurler "Hot . 51132-2141 '

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CARI) OF THANKS,

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A" Sure Relief For Women's 111111111112}.

1O DAYS‘ TREATMENT

ll! lmlooolotsmpyendlddronl In. Lydia W. UM

Estelle Morris, Georgetown.

Mr- snd Mrs. A. A; Rial. Boston. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kelly, Boston. Chris/tine and Rita MeKennn,

Bootoln Minnie Cummiskey, Boston. Mayne Mitchell. ‘Boston.

Estelle Mullen, Boston.

Jennie and MM McNslly, Boston

Emma ‘Cumnlaskey, Boston. —--—-<-o¢-——-——

Marshﬁeld ' i Institute Banquet

The Marshrleld Farmers Insti- tute h-eld their annual banquet In tho hall on Wednesday ‘evening Feb. 18th. The Farmers Banquet 1mm always ibeen recognised and Hooked forward .0 as the big event o! the season, when neighbors and |-t"1'lentls ‘from this and surrounding districts ulight collie and spend a Yew ‘IIOIIFS together in pleasurable relaxation: and Incidentally, 1to'en~. joy the good things PFOVIIIuII by the ladies. About two hulrlred ladies and gentlemen were present oil Vl'e1l'11:isday night when Mr. Peter Brodie, President. o1‘ the iii- stitute called the coanpany to order

Ent rtalnlng and the Duustatfnizige

ltolulid Pliilipson.

Dance. “Iliglilziild Fling” J-Ilisis Pauline 1\i.ll. l.1_l:1'.e.

“Satisfied all lwilllid."

M licryl Moran llnrry llluttiiu, Ileatli F D111 l. "Sir: 1. Jllssls

,lt1-.i1:1 Wnud, . I I11 lis sliolt

vl-ry llllll‘ 111l- ~ .SSIEII ll11- iuil zliuaiig -1l Stllllu 1il'|

l'i' nil-is llii- ;l1l\';ll‘1.

.ll|ll‘1 spurt . 1 ‘llii- I-Jigjt: 1111:! Poultry ‘ . land llll‘ l‘.1‘1_1-.1i (il‘()\\'1l‘11 '- ilull. I).

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I II.1\I,II<‘.~\1\'. I-‘eb. 20. (Qlltitzlliolis IIIFIIIHIIUII by Johnston uliil \\'1li'd Members 11i' Illl‘ hlniltrulll Stork HXCIIHIILZGC

‘ ab. 'l‘op, 1Q S. l-‘o lly. _._._

MAUh IN CANADA

Keep "everythinq; ‘.111, 1i the bafrhrb 0111f .sp0.fl.€ss.Use 1i on wallsyerno 1' tubs b‘ '

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1. ., . . , - . _ _ cI-Tlllllfildill)(£33131liilluilIlléllllinﬁﬁlfolj; “Yirlnweg Elect?" """"" " WASTEFUL MAN while. tho following lfing 11],. mo. gdtloilifll, Brewenes '"" .1 ‘ ,, ' _ gnmmm nusolidatetl Snieltcrii 1.1 ‘Iliuhby- Are you 111111111», my dear‘ FIVWIIS. “O B01110. collie awuv." ‘ BANKS . that it takes three-ioilrllis of my umnbvm of Hm uhmﬁh ' Bank (oinmeroe __ . _ _ _ .. 10111.11. salary to nieet your bills?’ Mullah,“ l,|.es_ l“ Penn, Bream Ilank lloyal .-__ 1- “ltey-~~“Uoo1l gracious! What Lmlog.“ ,, “M u“ M Mk0,” Bank Xloutreal _ g do you do with the rest of your M s Jean ’l‘lioi11pson. Lau-retta Bunk Now Scum‘ " '" '"' _,f "mmiyiii v,“- Mu Smnwy MUM‘, \\'li1':1t— Inlay, I87; July, lDil"1(i r" " ~Q*>*' "- \' l Solo, Selected. Airs..- Jean Sem- 1435'“ ’ NHXED DATES . Vin) (.'(ll‘Il'-'.\IIIy, 113i ; Jilly, 1321,11; ~ .\I nolngl: .\lr. Talmud-go. Mister. sQ-Ili- 13L ‘ ' "Ii" 3P" 1"‘ I‘ "l". diwllllllif" V1011“ 5919,3110,“ 311% "He" Outs .\liiy, til; July, 715181: Sept.‘ "l)1' 111111-1111 I do. Iloi-bi-rt." \\'o1)1[_ 55F?» ' “llt-rbert! .\I_v mini-B's Arthur!" Diuiogud wvaiging I111: 2.40 “beak .\l:ly, ltlTlri; July lilliis: "Why, so it is! l keep thinking 'l" .1 1i" _\'l‘ Pi-ar] V1-_.;,;py_ 131111.] O11 ltTih. that today is .\Ioliil11_v." ICnmnn. ill ed ’l‘lioiupso:1, .\lr. i “"- \'\'11!l:1t ' S art. Vocal 'l‘i'io. “Old ()-.1k'ii Ihlvltt-I" . M1 zs-r: HPll) utlluIiis‘ \Vii1. D1 ilgiis.

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New York Air Brake t‘.o_ ___ .\llIUl'l(‘1lll (‘.1111 Co, _.... A111. (Jar Foundry (711. . Atlantic Refinery (‘.11. _ Am, Looonlotive Co. Am, Smeltilig & Refi _ . Anacoiiilatlopper itlin, (‘11 . . 11.. 1'. Con. 11. 111111. Riv. 11.11. 121%..‘

Cuba Cam- S11g~.1i' (‘o _____ __ 5Y1 '1, International Paper (‘.11 __.__ 571/, Kelly Springfield 'l'ire (Io, __ I11‘

I'ﬂll.‘\Ill('l‘I(‘IIlI Petroleum _... 75V, Reading ‘To .......... .. '1' I Studebaker Cofpii. ___ 1i Southern Pacific Co. . '1 l I'i1iou Pacific Ry. "..__ ..__ 15011. IRS. Industrial Alcohol i, . R’

United States Steel ______ _. M23111 Crucible Steel C0,. of Am .. 71

Bell ’I‘elephone _- _ . _ . _ . _ . . -_ 134V,» Brazilian Fraction ___ _ 541.6 Spanish River Cour ____ _. 107V. Steel Company of Canada __ R7

Peiliuans

Sliawiiligan Luurentlde Pulp ___ Canadian Steamship iPfd. Montreal Power" ......... __ I: ,

‘Made Her Baby ' Plump And Well

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