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You are about aroma

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COFFEE. Once you have tried_it _ your choice wilt always be Chase 8;

appreciate “SEAL BRAND#

Sanborn’s “SEAL B_RAND”»COFFEE,

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:lil ini ~ _

[js M. 1 snd 2 pound tins. Whole-ground» I i d- | tk tiny grd)lnd‘¢B,r Percbistofsi Never s'oli‘l’l‘n`-laeilrlltol' I fo .

rg _§Eli{\,SE_ QSANBORN, MONTREAL. ff -_ ° -~ la ., ` ‘

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Your Hat

W9 °°-U l1lHl¢0 Your old list

look like new-put in inside and outside panda, re-block tlienl in the latest shapes.

M°”'° 5°"l°|l'l°. straw and P°"l'\'ll hill. and women'l straw, ieghorn and pnngm;

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.'\v'll'en ltfis placed a-gaiust the stagger-

LTreme_ndous_~3iinis of Money provided '

'tlnli oi’ nearly $3,090.000,000~on the H

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aio rowenslar wan miles ses.-'.»ietANosR’il-°:Es'u¢G _

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IN NGLISH HOSPITAL.

Mr. Joseph ,D. Arseniiult, Central

" slneswns'-sgrnuis gag", Bt-tlequc, has received the following

kind lett.ers.fi'om Eng-land ivith ref

_ NEW YQRK.;-._ Am9|~|¢g,, ¢gn¢|-|b'u._ei'ence to his sen. who' was wounded

altar ol vuar pales into liisigiiitlcitnee'

ilisauioullts raised by the other belli-

Hercni ni\tit~.ls.

llevised figures' show that. exclus-

ive.-~oi' the lillierlcan lem, ,tile nations at war`llavo raisad»-and virtually ex- pllntiuil-a taial nr. ss0.52i.‘4oo,0o0. til ' The aiilouuts are as follows: gl

in-t-alliiiliianl - 521,021.-iil0.00o M ililalll-e ' 1-.»_i4o,00o.00ii

lullalll . s.5:ii'.,0o0ooo 10

nd lo now in the hospitalz-

' wooliblnlk.

Winchmore

Loudon, 21

‘ England.

Sunday. June 3. 1111?.

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Arr~'inault.- I ought I would write personally and ve you news of your soil. D. Ai'

senauit. who is in the Edmonton

illifiry Hospital. l nm the Canadlall lied Cross vlsl r there and see hilm every week

5( V 4 JU 3‘,.g45_0g)0_000 So you will know, I often hear things

0,000,000 9

fi.

_ . H 1 avail ~ l -#6,000,000

, \

Ajroilli . sisii,521,»i00,000 i

nd see exactly how he ls. A fort night ago he \vas very ill with the

ouild in his knee' it had been so

iilniul and prevented him sleeping.

hich naturally made him very dak. was with him sometime be- le he had an operation to insert

o tubes behind the knee and he was ery pleased, I think, to have some-

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’1'hey fit well and ool and comfortable.

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135 Queen St.

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OUR FRIENDS can buy

hats-no oht | dlmcum .I oo sms 1 or too

Shoe-shining-polish” for

all the new styles in men's and wome»n's boots.

Laces oi' al-l kiinds in stock, `

and everything in the tolliic-f co line.

Orders' from all parts- of

the island' attended to_

T°|°Pl1°ne Connection.

p Boston Shoe Shining Parlor suNNNvs/me

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_ Professional, Cards

iii-iss_o._i_iuims

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Y anything you can give 111 “rw owne sf-.-Piwllla cs...

Make srl( appointment today wig.,

The Ciiok"s"_Stlidiol

i cooo_PnorooiiAi>nY_

New DesBrisay Block _

Wo photograph men ss men are

lt's a business matter-

And thero’s no fuss or bothbr.

ein--egtcept your photograph

' nection. `

` Mil' 800118. including, Toupees and

Heir dressln , M 1 1 ' _

pooing, singerlligg. m_cur I-lg' 'swim 874.6.7M1m0. .

r. J. P. McGrath

Manufacturer of all kinds ot-tins,

Corner of Prince and .

Sydney Streets -I

$5 p25-to'$5-.50 per cases ljeinons are n

|GREAT COAL SHORTAGE IN AL- "

REGINA. Silsk`.- '1‘liiit it will be 0

iiiipossillls to sm-_ili'e a suliiclent sup- fl

c 0l

once, and that citizt-ns should use ll wood ill the early i`all months and at ti

mas M.-Molloy, secretary of the gov- “ ernment 'bureau of labor. ll

“’l`he_i`ilel sitinitic»,l," says ` M;-_ 8

Molloy, “is indeed very serious. and " every posi~ilble‘ell'ort should bc initio 1° to awaken _ interest ln I order to ,prevent if pos- " sible. the -serious cond'ltloii whit-Il "’ at prosenf, seems inevtable during thc ‘lf coming winter." _ l

Pnlces or Pnooucs Alun -I

Fiiuir iN i»'iAi.ii=Ax. §‘

llAl.ll~‘AX.-Tile produce aud‘ cc-iii l

nilssloii nlen are making prepiirlf- 0 lions for the lirl-it shipments oi' native “ strawberries which, if t he weather t holds sllilny and warm, will coin- i’ lnolice next week. Tile reports from h the valley are to the effect that all h

'ls plenty oi' suiislline. A few Aiiicrl-ll

dealers do not have much satistilc tion in handling them. They go to waste very rapidly and .are by no moans a source of profit.

California peaches and plums have

thc-so ‘who can afford the luxuries. ‘ fl‘lie1'e_ are a few new _Ali_ierlcaii_v.eg- ‘ otabies _' also _'ln , the iiilarket,` but the “_ prices are”liigli"rllid` unsteady. New h' potatoes froiii ilie warmer climes_arc also about due and may have an cf-

fect on tliq old -iiatlventock.

prices only _suitable for the purses oil _

ens regttriling potatoe's._'I`l1ey _ arc U not' ablsfto'procul'e 'stocks 'at prices d which will enable them to quote ln`a hi jobbing way-i\lly`thing 'below'$3.25 per ln iiillpouiid 'bsg. Some-oftlie dealers -ex W pi'éss'tli'o opinion that there will be “

to1see»tlle -'p'i'lce- get back~to $4.00 a ll hug. ,In the -inea,iitlme,_ the local con- lil sum ion oi' tntoes continues awav` H

Ding nl_l1_i{e's' a. demand. "for.zl. large quantity.-I _V - - ` _-

Calitbi~i_ii\a- _oranges are _coming up

in price and are now offering at i'rom

ot- verylpleiitful and are licldyig at $0.00. '

iz ooth brush and paste pencil alld ther little necessities, also cigar-

_ . i

that is needed for an abundant cron. Topmg you Wm receive ‘ms letter

czlnliorrles- keep cc-ming iii, but the safely- I "Smal"

'Y _ `: _,th I`he de_al‘els are at sixes and. sev mme road mdecovery' He is a

ear boy and wdrare all very fond oi

- BERTA. one to inks his thoughts oil’ the idea,

. , “

hilst waitin his turn, and I was

l .~ g _ nl_\' too pleased tb he of use; he was

little better the following week.

Dl.\' illf coal 10 meet the requlrcliilciiis blll Hl»ll\.liNil Wllllllil WHS SBDWC- allll of the provlnt-_g dn;-ing the wmmg the' pol".-'on was going to different ivintcr. cvcn i[ :ill the Allberta izoiil Darlfhrof the body' H0 was Very lliiilcs arc to rel-inlli lcrations at W0l'l'l0‘l and ill Pill". Bild llllxlollll 'O

ave the leg off. This they did on

e Frida " The morning after I had

i y.

an other "mes when weather ,_.0nd|_ seen him and now this week only live tioiii-i peilmit, are the oustanding facts UW” “mm he lt’ l°°ki“g b°““y Mid contained in the report issued bv Tho Will he fell 9- illff0l`°lll lllfllli 110 Dlllil

` t all to speak ot and able to ea'

ilytliiilg. I took him some cakes and uliio cream cheese. lie was most ilxious to have. but. sister could only

i him have small quantities at iirst.

in has plenty of magazines, books. lid Canadian papers l take. So be ure I will look after him and seelic

its not want i`or anything. ’l`li_c nnndinn Red Cross provide kli

ling for those who need them and

gave your boy one. ,lt has a razor. lap‘ face flannel, writing paper and vclopes, and comb and hair brush.

tier-_ He was pleased to have it. l old lllnl I would write to you; he al, Severn] other Canadilails -in the ospltal and one in thevbcil next to im, They have nice lchats together.

it do not come from the same town.

Yours Sincerely.

MRS; R. PAIGE.

- Edmonton Military Hoe.,

May 30, 1917

Dear Mrs. Arsenault,- Your boy

appeared during the week, but at Uamel has “Red me w wme to y‘°u‘

1-ie'ar'ri~ved at this' hospital in a

ery serious condition; `eve'ry effort

as made' to save his leg, but to no

vail..At last it canie to the Plllllf 0!

s life being in danger and he hlni-

-t~li’ asked the' doctor to amputate his leg ' `

ram glad to be able to bei you at hs is now doing well and he io

in. He is worrying about not hear- g from you. Perhaps you will rite at once to him at this address

ini ui his min at rest- I tell him

‘ p ` d“ ltt have

a-lurlhorblg decline-in price, while limi- "lm" “Rely y°“r e egg ,S so

` ' ~ - ' . .~ . ` . l 5 otliors iiiiy tlleY'wlll not»he sulpliseil iiflztmlilgi 9l‘tl)1O‘§‘tl‘l¥;l"l§,U&l_;ll dag’ doubt le'

ni hear from you as soon as DOS'

pt _ po une. He asks me to sive you all his

below 'noriniulj biltf. the visiting ship- move' -

Yours Sincerely.

R. H. COOPER.

_ (Ward Sister.)

rnouo or-' GENERAL cunsls.

canadian Gazette. London: After 8

' "Slnce my return l have been think-

Your family, friende, and busi- ‘ oss ‘associates want your portrait. Physician . and Surgeon

Make an appointment today at th

° Office Hours:9to l|,_l‘m4

The Bay-l Sl--ll- ;;zl;::.’.;?;;s-3° -'--~

Headaches

and Eyestrain

Many who for

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' WARBURTON G. 8 AW

~ li

*!oll. .

years have

H .

Barrilsters. Attorneys, Notary Pub- c, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank Association. Bank of Montreal,'Can- ads. Permanent _ Mortage -Corpora-

S D

benefit have found lmmed iate and rm nent remod '

ic sick headaches, _using ° S' Hessian

rugs of all kinds without

Pe 4 Y

nd our cure is lasting. We solicit your patronage.

" I

Bsrrlster, Solicitor, . Notary Public, Ae.. MONEY T0 LOAN Montague, P. E I.

uttered intensely from chro S

' '_ _ san-iilmi. '

in properly adjusted glasses. i because eye strain was the cause. We remove the cause

Mei.sAN 1 mskinnou

Barrister Attorney-at-Lew .ltoyal Bank Building. Charlottetown

01l'lces- Old 'Guardian Oiiice, Pro

was Block, Charlottetown, ~P. ll. I. Mhutflltliutl.

Old cabbage -is pretty well cleared up off the hlarket as well as carrots, il tnrnips alid beets. There are solnu' A

which are selling at $5 the cignte. W Theie are about _T5 pounds not to the, ‘ll case. . _ 0

HUSBAND SAVED _ HIS WIFE

i D e h

ferinpay Getting, Her Lydia

E. inkhem’s Vegets- in

ble Compound. l

I began suf- with femele ond could do my work.

was very nervous

kept. dreg-

on until lsst when I

girl wss born

dizzy

new American cabbage coming in t0

Denison, Texss.`-“After my little S

ecisive victory such as the Canadian l-my Corps won al Vimy Rldze it was

he expected that its commander

oiild receive some SD8Clill ‘mill`l¢ 0: stlnction or promotion. For just

ver n year Sir Julian Byng has coui~-

inded the corps in succession of

llileut.-'Geiieral Alderson, and it is generally recognized that Undef llllll the. Canadians have reached a high

oi' eiiicicntv Now that he leav-

olnt s tiiem,tL-fassilmie a higher coniliiaiid e cai'ries_ with him a full measure nf. Canadian appreciation and the best

Canadian good wishes Every

of - Canadian lighting man is prouil to

S\0PPOd M0” S\lf~ know that hs and his comrades won

o approval of so capable n British

sf. . General Byng has had under

idler ni a group of Canadian generals who iwe had -much e_\perience on thel

kill in leadership. lt is natural that upon one of them should devolve the command of the Canadian Corps. Tile Canadian general with the longest service on the Canadian front is now Major-General,Currie, and ills selec- tion may be regarded ” with especal satisfactloii. He and General Turner, now G. O. C.. the Canadian Forces in this country and the late General .Mercer were the first three' Canadian brigadiers in France, and their briga- des all had -their share in the billi- dog tenacity and skill with which the Caiiiiiliail Division helped to stop the German onrnsh n the second ba-ttlo of

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` `Its `mildncss makes it the - - » favorite selection for the con- \

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slant smoker. A

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A FUTURITY FOR and harness hors:-_ families of Amei iniillis- n iriplanla today purslicil an

HORSE BREEDERS ical. They hold ihr- attention ol' thtll i-iiciily two-.-<-.lierl .-ivlntik and ivorsted

“"1 ,liludiiig c|itliusin.~:~'s of the' coiiliil'_» [ilu crew. \\'hen tho Aviatik spotted

AVON, N. Y.-Menilicrs oi` lilo Gen- und are the osscilcil of tho eniirill ilio irl plant' it sliliglit silfety by

ence' Vzlllcy Breeders' Assoc-intillii. of breeding lndustry. 'l`li<¢ suggcstciliw-'cliiiilliln.: llpwziril. 'l`lll= triplane went which Mrs. llorbert \\-'udsivortll ll- thi: cnt l-ollld be oplrll io all foals hy after it. Ai li liolglli _oi twenty thou- h ad ' ' d 'iii ' -hi s 5.; -. ' ' "tl il nolllli; sand ll-at the pilot ui' till: cnc-my maiz-

e nie plou _oi o .lt cvcllicllis Biocdliig Buicau imc wi 1 the district towaril securing llorl-ics al entry [en or iionc at ull."

suii:lblc'i'or cavalry mounts. iino lillii- ters. and snildlers. Under tho piiinl forniulatcd by the association iilulce'

acquired by donation or puri:linselTHRILLl_NG DUAL WAS

wert placed with iilrni- 4 ers who were io use them for light work. Thi- only obli;;-

ation was that those nnlrt-s \'\'cri~_io lv

i liinn ciihcr fcll or jillnipcd i‘roni‘ it and ilis:lppc:li'oil at thc inrlnlent oi' the iirsi ilur~‘( lil' ilri friliil the gun of tho pursuing nirplnnc. The observer was _tilon si-e|i'tll get out upon tho inll of

FOUGHT iN THE AIR. illi- iillcliliic, but lit- li:-_it his lloiil, and

- l- ' lil-_ toll, in li i'c\\' niuulellts, fell llonll- i‘A.\'.-\l`.-IAN lll'iAI)QUAll'l`EliS l.\' lung io ilill <1rill_ lfiiilllly, tho ninlfii-

- ivial ilurl 0 lui- \\.i- sl-eii to iillii its nose llowii

lt.'\I\'(‘E_ ln an :l‘ ' . at ill' ` f "~` ' »

bl’ |li'0ii I0 Hires pi'0\'iilcli ily' liii bllllly the greatest :lltltuilo ill whicli nil lli'tor inlliiiig nizlrly l'oilr niilcn

llrecill-ng “I-lureau ol' the Jock(-_\' i'liill_ n The Jockey (Tluh bought some ol' iilllslll mains of good iypn :ind otlielzs ivilrc

vit»_ul's liilvo fought- iii'~nrl_v V i'ollr t-lalnlll-_ll ilio ilii' cnrtli.

donated by hunting and rnciin.: liiilil, ‘ _.’l‘liorc' nrt- lilnre than 100 i`o:ll»' irllnl these sources this Spi-ing linll illosc rccently insfpcutcd by u i-ifpl'csellillt» ive of the ilrcciling Bill'i~uu \v<-_ro il splendid lot. with not il cii|'ll_y' hui-li in the bliiicli. l\Iciiilie‘rs ot' tht- assoc- iation predict that in the ni-ar ilitnll: 200 liczitl ol' iiic next. type oi' liilli'- breds and 'tiircc-uilarter lil-.‘~_'ciis willl be svn?-lallle ill thi- vnllny iiiininl!l_v_ i Mira.. Wadswoi'tlit who spent illi-_

Wlilter iii England, had il good illlliilrl- oo study the workings of the Nniioli- al l-lulltei' Stallion Asociatioli, wliirll has dong so iiiilcli to 'pronlote thc breeding ol hllnteizsl in Eiiglnlid, Scot- land. and' Wales. The fact that. tlicrc- was ii money preiiliuiii for priiciii-ally every contestant at their shows, with a super-prciiiiulll for the best oi' nil.

appealed to her in particular.

ing that we' eoulil\.iiitro<lucc this-sy =- , tem with Droiit into the fairs in this district," said the iiilstrcss of Asllaii- tee yesterday. “Rocllester is iliixf-oils to make n showing in breeding ellis- ses.lt is, so ncal' the Valley that pr:it-_- tically every breeder would exhibit and with a preinluiii of perhaps, $500 divided into. say'. -till cniial paris-. there would be' an overwliclmliig class and iiiterost in the work and tllrf Breeders' 'Asociaiion would be stimul- ated to it colmspoiiiliiig degree. 'l‘hcre 1 could he n trophy of some sort, i`o\'.` the best, lllit the oven ilistrlblition ui thlzm only is what couniri in the end. "A Breeders’ Futei-nity, niodelcli ni- iei' then() for tliorouglihred.== and trot.- ters, could be undertaken by itocllei-i~,‘ tcr ailvantugeousiy because of its geo- graphical position," contiinlied Mr.-x Wadsworth. “We know what such ev- ents liave done [or thc’ tllorouglibrcii

'i _ _ -~- ' _ .C?§,..._7;___!` -._._.__-Y. .Li _ Tl

,.¢..._-_

Try omvtn

` V/r // r -

`\ _ Bpth

Ways

'Q Make up a batch of

~ "\-~»-"‘ Bread and Rollswitli

_ 'T'”"""':"""""`”":""i"‘;`;=T;i 1"' ` it. Then bake a Pie

H and Cake.

Notice tile fine, even texture-the absence of holes-the

delicate, riutiike flavor, ofthe Bread.

Then consider the lightness and flakiness of the Pastry. You'll never. go back to the coarse, almost _.tasteless western wheat Hours, after once enjoying the iiavor ofthe

good things made with Beaver Flour. I

Order a sack today. `

DF.Al.F.RS-*write us for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals. zoo

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THE T. H. TAYLOR CO. LIMITED, - . CHATHAM, Ont.

________,_iW W v _ _- l _ 7-1 gpm*

[_ _ ._

Save the Food and Serve the Empire

Ihe Average Canadian Family Wastes

_ Enough to Feed a Soldier

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.,| - “ "" _ RGU-ER

MTHE“3 i'-:OR AQuAR1'zR".ci!i:l|i;S ,Li

_________ Western front, -and have shown much,

ptleisn Prescription Drugglst

Phone 15. MONTAGUE, P E. I

H. (J. Mahon I

,- _

D. STEWART

Barrister. Solicitor and 'Notorsy Public Ofllee Nswserl leek, Chsrletrtewii

'lrsneh Office, Geo tow

Mens te'Lesi\ on Iles lstsse

isis-ioiluts ,

_Drg Cliftl

Solicitors

llesd

I was

I got

would

con-

not

Ypres in April, 1915.

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

Dairy butter .. .30 Butter (creamery prints) .41 30 I-iowl,lb. .... ..

Chickens;-lib. .. ._ .

Beet db, (retail) .. Potatoes, bus.

Hay. ton .. 18.00-2 Straw. ton ,f_... .. 10.00-1

Pork (selects) wholesale' oats (black) bush. Ones (white) bush. ....

: ' ho;-¢;_,

_ _ _ s~=_°i-?’?P=_f' 3%!-¢¢¢l`1l¢l\9I-1 UYUVQQSUIZGG

surmsiisius wiAnite‘re.

Buckwheat .. ..1.00-~1.25

Butter (dairy) D6( lb. ._ .."T35--.35 Butter (creamery_ lb. ._ .35-.38

_ Calfskins........... .....22

llgis, per doz. .. ,.27

The Slrs ,of all the best Rgéllll Stock

AT THE STABLES OF THE

~ nttsoii sffssurtiii ......_ ~ Ellis-l’lisrmecyy ltd. _ ,_,,,-_.M-m__~,_ K-;_ __ ; p,',,2°‘,,Q|":3,.n,.,¢,A,, Mm--» P- E- '- | ...._“"'“:i-..=".‘e'=.»."i.s'°""-.....*:.1. °‘f"'.‘.*'f.r°'“.....'°“'..._

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_ *jgp\`,ll.‘,,,\. :..- ‘l»“-.l_`~

it ts. Lion, suit.

cebsrsewgmny '

Hay, (pressed) . ...19.00

_I-Iey'.'(loose-) . . . ...20.25

Hides, pei' lb. . . ...I9 om (bison) bush. . _ _.ss Oats (will-te) ...80-85 Tlirnips . . ...50 Potatoes .. 1.00

iwiiesi. per bash. ._~1_'is-2.25

Lamb peits .. . . 40-'I8 Straw (pressed) .,-10.00 ..l8-18

l. _

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Wftioiwtvisslledi ..._ 4,... .06 Wool,-‘”(ti_nwsshed) .. “.... ._... .60

Lloyd George.

K \ .T

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“ The Kitchen must help as well as -._ '_ l the Workshop and the Trenches” `

' ~ g/'» _ §;` I '_ i

ma. if /

INTELLIGENT economy in

the kitchen can do much _ to revent tliedlireatened

world llamine-can counteraét the effect ol high prices- and can replace growing debt with systematic savmg.

Careful investigations show that before the war the average

British family wasted 25% of their food-and we Canadians were even

f more extravagant.

This waste is not in a few bi things, but in many little ones, each,

we used to think, .too small to botller about-such as-careless peeling ol vegetables and fruit-failure to make good use ol dripping and “loit~_ overs”-and such others as will occur to every tliriity_houeekeeper.'_

_ ._ For the Empire’s sake as well es your own, hunt up and cutout -

'these leaksl You’ll be helping to relieve the food shortage:-saving

i war own money-and putting yourself in a position to buy Canadian

ar Savings Certificates and eip win the war. ~

War Savings Certificates are issued in denominations of $25;

' $50 _and $100, to be repaid in three ears at full face value. They cost $21.50, $43 and $86 respectively, at all Money Order Post- Oilices and Banks, thus yielding over 5% interest. Should you need it, you osn get your money beck st any time. is

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