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A SE?TEMBER 251. 1915 p _ f rnnmrnsr Nnwsirmsiofixim ` THE CHARLOTETTOWN GUARDIAN ' llonumd num. PAQE

it i s. ni-E ciannniii aouisniin 'n G

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CON'I`EN'I` WITII IIIS COAL

You can see that ith 'fmt _‘md byflis pllzvased iiliisillle glial won t rub elf _ It s a happy day for anyone when they look at

A WELL-FILLED COAL BIN

eplenished from our coal yard. We have a big stock of the very

veg; coal in stock and arriving by els. Order your supply today.

A. Piekard & Co.

Phone 240 e- ` ‘ I

Nllllllll FEIJEHMIUN V

. [ll SITILEMENTS

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lUU’HE H|l|llll$ ANI]

EUSIIVE!---Cl`SClHllS -fr me T° 1122- ef- ='=°“-»°-

SICK 1-iampacnas on Son

s'roMA<.‘i-1 -MEANS si.uGG1si»i LIVER AND BOW_E1,S_

Get a 10-cent box now,

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indigo

tivn. Saiiow skin and iviissrsb Headaches come from a. torpid liv

and clogged bowels, which cause you stomach to become filled with und gested food, which sours and fe ments like garbage iu a swill bo.;-ro

'i‘1\at's the first ste ` to untold ml

r . _ P cry- 1"digcstl0D.' -foul gases, ba

bfeilfh. Y€110W Skin. mental fear 9V0FYthing that is horrid _and nan;

'I‘l'lE PICTOU BOAT-The. B. H

gers. ' f

sv THE LADY SYBIL-The S. S. le Lady _Sybil will arrive in Charlotte- er town today about one o’clock with n I crowd ol excursionists from Picton, i_ They will attend the Exhibition and

leave on return to Pictou at 9 p.m.

I-_

5' nual meeting of the P.E.I. Dental d Association ' was held last night in S' the Y.M.C.A. rooms. The new ofli- e‘ cers for the ensuin car were elected

ti _ A 1 _ - 5 Y H ng (ascnret to “ight ""1uS‘iV° as follows:-President Dr. C. H.

your constipatcd bowels th h . cleansing and straighten yin 0‘;rt°“E Deer. Vice-Pres., Dr. F. E. Small morning. They work while yo sleep-a 10-cent box from your drug-

Y wood and Dr. J. S. Bagnall was rc- “ elected Secretary Treasurer.

gi” w“1k°°l’ Y°“ f°°““€ S°°<1`f.°f P E ISLAND Rainwnv For

months. Millions oi men and womc take a Cascaret now andthen t

n the purpose of accommodating pas-

I( Ill ' , esp en' stomach' uv" “ml b°‘"°lB (harlottctown on September 24th

regulated, and never know n misc able moment. Don’t forget the ohil

ren- their little insides need a goo

gentle cleansing, too. ‘

the most distinguished social work-

° sengcrs attending the Exhibition at

(T and _ 25th, the regular trains for ' Sf-“1I‘l9. Montague and Georgetown, <1 will leave Charlottetown at 5.30 p.

rn., instead of 3 p. m., and the re- gular trains for Murray Harbor will leave Charlottetown at 6.00 o'clock

ers in the vouiitry are among cnc p. m., instead 61 3.10 p. m. 1657.

several hundred delegates in attend-

““°° at the °°"f¢f°“°° Of the Ns- sPEcIAL RATES-In connection

“°““1 1"°“"'“fi°“ Of Sctilcmrut with the Provinciai Exhibition which

which opencd a three days session opens here next Tuesdt, - '

y excursion rc-

here today. Among the most iiotable' tum ti¢\(cts at one mstdnss fm.

k - » ~ _ _ _ , “~

Wm em mcse” are M195 J““° Ad- will be issued on the Prince Edward

dams, Chicago; Miss Julia C. lin.- tlirop, director of the national chll

Island Railway, from all stations to

' Charlottetown by all regular trains

drcn's bureau and (‘»hu.rles C. Cooper on ,Sent 22nd 23rd 24th and 25m;

the resident director of the Kiugsle

PITITSBURG, Pa.,Scpt_24-Many ol

Y good to return up to and on sept.

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House, the most active ol the Pitts- ...ml /In addition to these tick ts

burgh settlements. _

, nt a specially reduced rate, will be

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How About YOUR Pickles

Right spices mean right flavor and that is what you want next fall when yo

put your,pickles on the table.

M cKinnon' Drug Company

vers B0c; Emerald 70c; Bradelbanc

as»`nez?|\@ilmsen@

issued from all stations to Charlotte-

? town, on Sept. 23rd, 24th and 25th,

good to return up to and on Sept. 26th, and on Sept 26th, good to re

? turn up to and on Septcmiber 27th.

These tickets are good going and rc-

“ turning by special and regular trains.

Full particulars will appear later in

Our spices prevent that flat flavorless taste because they are pure, of full the Posters' Her” are H few of the Ye'

strength, whole. clean and unusually good. Price . _ sl

English Essence of Vinegar makes six quarts of pickling vinegar. 1 pin

............ ....................... ......_:20c apint

b duced rates., from some of the princi- , pal stations!-Tignish, DeBlois, St.

Louis, Alberton, Elmsdnle, $1.25. Bloomfield, O'Leary. $1.15; Port Hill and Richmond, $1; Wellington, Mis- couchc, St. Eleanors and Sumrnersido 90c; Kensington, Freetown, Cape Trn-

and Fredericton 60c; Hunter River

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50c; North Wilshire 45c; Milton 30c-,

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS. '

Corrected for every Wednesday and

Saturday issue. -

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Slop

Oats (white) 40 E* ‘

Oats (black) 42 to 44 ` d

Straw (per ton) $5.50 to $6.50

Chicken (pair) 80 to $1.20

60 t0 80 30 110 40 16 to zo

6 to 8 9 to 10 50 to 80

Fowl leach) '

Potatoes (per bus., new)

Turuips (per bus.)

(.‘-ahliage (lb.)

Hides Pclts

Ualfskins Beef f_ll».) Beef (quarter) 0 to 11 (lodilsli (lh.) 5~ Uornod (lfiiliiisli llli.) li liamh (iuiartcr) $1.00 to $1.50 Fresh Mackerel (each) 20 to 25 Mlltton (lla) 10 t0 lfl Rbeubarb (lla) 5 Lettuce (bunch) 5 Iladlsh (hunch)

Peas lqt.)

lleets

(lziiiliilnwcr Onions (lb.)

Carrots (do'/..) "

Apples (pk_)

10 to 10

4 to 5

25 to 28

10 to 15

15 to 20

brush and get a good fresh made one from our new stock. The kind the bristles would’nt come out,

Special _Prices

35c ones for 25c, 25c for 15c,

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Hay (per ton) $111 to $l;Z L B ' I _ in iz 0059 _ I’ 15| “S

Throw' away your old téoili-

i5c for ioc.

I Geo. -E. llughesl

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lliclcey & Nicholson

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Illiippy and Contested-I

is the man behind a pipe full of I-liclzey's Brigcrt CutSiuoking 'l`obacco.l-Iis -pipe dreams will always be pleasant because this tobacco is iuanufuctured from only the bestVlrgInla leaf the Aroma being pure und fragrant. Try it for your next smoke.At all Grocers and Druggists,

Tobacco Co. Ltd.

Elmira $1; Souris 90c; St. Peters Pile; Morell 70!; Georgetown and Mon- tague 90c.; Cardigan 800; Mt. Ste wart 50c; Tracadie 45c; York 25c, Murray Harbor 90c; lvlurrsy, River and Wood Islands 80c; Belle River 70c; Uigg 50c; Vernon River, Vernon and Millbiew 45c; Mt. Albion 25c. Trains will leave on return as fol

For Murray Harbor at six; for Sour- is and Elmira at 6.20; for Cape Tra- verse, Summerslde and Tignish at 3.45 and 6.40 for Georgetown at 6.30 Trains will stop opposite the Exbibi tion building to leave oil and taki- on passengers. 1635.

KLIIBK-URBIIN COMPANY.

Ono of the largest, best equipped

and most complete popular priced theatrical organization in every re- spect that will visit Charlottetown 3 this season is the Kiark-Urban Gom- pany which will play a six night and Saturday Matinee engagement at the Opera House commencing next Mon- day evening. The opening play will be "Alias Jimmy-Valentine.” one of the greatest hits on the American stage today. The play is taken from the short story hyi the late Mr. Henry, culled “A Retrieved Rcior- mation" and is dramatized by Paul Armstrong, and is one ol the best that author has ever written. The balance of the week's,reportoire will bi-"'l‘he House of a Thousand Candles “Deep Purple," "Glr1s,” “The Gam- blers," and “The House That Jack lliiilt_” The company is headed hy Miss Maisie Cecil ‘and Harden Klark and supported hy the best company these pcople have over had. Local theatre gocrs are assured of perfor- mances, which in real lmint Of merit uud minutoncss of dotnil are uncxcel- lcd by any company playing at pop- ulnr prices today. All special scen- vry is carried by the company for thc entire repertoire and no local settings will be used from the open- ing to the closing bill. High class vuurlcvillc will be introduced he- tiverui the nets at ovcry performance. Heats on sale at Jamicsons and Runkins Drug Stores.

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::"l‘he Plckling Season is at hand

and you will ilnd'nt our store all the ingredients for making mood Pickles.

- _mixod pickling spice, essence of vin-

I-_ _lust

Out

' "The Golden Road"

b L. M. Mon*-g0me"Yr

Price 1.25. Postage paid.

'1)l1is book is considered one of L. M. MONTGOM-

A saws (now Mrs Mcoonsid) BEST. ' ` HPOLLYARNIA11 i “ ||MISS BILLY." M I S S

BILLY 'S DECISION by Eleanor H. Porter. 'l li¢Se

are very readable books.

, - f ~ ditlon

300 copies NEW BJOKS “Sul” 5"°§ ° - _

OUR PRICE only 50 cents well bound with AT

TR ACTIVE COVERS.

' U Hundreds of books arriving daily at _

-¢~ .

y, _Ca,»¢¢r’s Bookstore.

:__ _ _. _-55:. < , . . ,

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agar, turmeric, black and white and -1-on pepper-curry powder, cloves, all- spices, etc. -All fresh stock. Let us have your order, E. A. l<`0St8r.` Ceu- tral Drugstore. ' MU- .

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Bakery Goods wbpn ellover town you can Nur them nr s»d by those who use

our Steam Brcadilnkeu. etc, daily/1`hey are ure. wholesome and nuirlilnus.

Stewart: Bakery

R Northumberland docked in Charlotte:

town, last evening at eight o’_clock with another large number ol passen-

1~ DENTAL ASSOCIATION-The an-

lows:-On Wednesday and Thursday,

NJ need of sin ing the praises ol our

1"?" Kent Street. , ,

TUPLIN- r'oXbs_-uf. Frank F. Tup1in,. Summerside, will be in cha,-_ lottetown today and tomorrow with his Pierce Arrow Motor car, the largest and finest car in the prov- ince. While here he will have his headquarters at tho oiiice of the Tor Farming Bureau and Fox Exchange, Victoria Row, opposite the Post Odlce. He will be glad to meet any ‘ one interested in foxes, particularly in Tuplin foxes and arrangements have been made by the Fur Farmers’ Bureau and Exchange with the Char_ lottetown Silver Black Fox Go., Mr, John Andrews oi the Belmont Farm and Mr. W. A. Miller to show their foxcs and ranches to visiting strang ers. These ranches all have Tuplin 10125- 17062id.

GRAND RIVER, ETC.-The farm_

ers here are busy gathering their harvest, which -is n bountiful one, but owing to the unfavorable weath- er they have been greatly i-o1;nrd¢d_ Many who were planning attending the Provincial Exhibition have been llilwppointed on this account.-A large number of the young ladies who were here for the summer have re_ turned to the land of their adoption. Among those leaving on Saturday were: Misses Mary McDonald, Lucy Mrlnfyre. Mary L. ivicbeiian, Eva Plistid, Maisy Morrison and Maggie McInnis.-The schools are making marked progress under the cars of experienced teachers. Bayside and Arlington have been vcry fortunate in hcing able to retuin_thcir former teachers, Miss Sadie Egan and Miss Alfredo McNeill. In Cross Rivers Mr. Raymond Brown capably lills the position of Principal and iscapabiy assisted by Miss Mary C, Mo1,¢11,m_ -Miss Annie Broujn has returned to her home in Port Hill after visiting friends in Grand River.-Messrs. Jas. MCIHWFG. N. J. McKinnon and Willie McDougall _left for the lumber woods recently. .

EXISTENCE IMPOSSIBLE

WITHOUT GERMS

A°°0ff1i“Z 110 several interesting cx-

periments conducted by the eminent bHCt€1`i0l0giHt, Professor Schottclius Of Freidburg. Germany, if the smilin- ing process could be carried to the point of quite exterminating the- miicli-maligned germs about us, wc, U10 bl1Cf~0l`ia.-laden inhabitants ol the earth, would be most unhappy and miserable beings, and would probably meet s. prompt and untimely end.

The professor conducted his experi-

ments with chickens. I-lis iirst step was to sterilize the eggs during incu- bation, ior which purpose he used af solution oi warm sublimate, utter- wards wrapping the eggs in steriliied warm cotton. When the chick finally brqke the shell, it was placed in a sterilized cage. The person handling the chick was encased in a germ- proof suit, so l-*as to_guard against any lonely germs 'wandering about through space in search of n hunting ground.

::Children shop here with the con-

lldence that they are getting a square deal all around. We give even the tiniest tot the same personal, courteous care accorded grown-ups- in fact more so. You can send your child here with the assurance that you will get what you want of the right quality. It is part oi the Rex- all service. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner _Great George and Kent Sts. . ' MEM.

Take in the Exhibition

` With ii Camera You will he able

to secure many Interesting Souvenirs of the hrcal Provincial Fair and your Fair friends as well, by the simple expedient of having a Camera with you.

Tulle s Piciurc Yourself of the

Aeroplane and the Intrepid Avia(- or. It will be a sopvonir well worth posse~sing.

_icopniis ii/cnc

All prices-Camera Supplies,

Developing and Printing. l)on't forgot. We are the original Photo- graphic supply lmulc ol Charlotte- town.

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drug Store. Cor. Prince & Kent Streets

. A Superior

Store Service

is ai' y ;.r command the

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lil _ .

, it for the piice.”

' Here’s Charlottetown’s .best if if iExihibit of Fall Clothing

2 """' OU ARE SPECIALLY INVITED DURING TIIESE Exhibi- 1 Y tion days, to come in and go through our great range ot new Pall ' uearables for n1en_ _

_ _ This new clothing store is starting out with a new standard. Eiierything is based here on the proposition “how good can we mike

2 We want i , .I \ business with you io-div-to-morrov and for all

the to-morrcws- nad we propose to give you clothing that is slyiih- that is right in cur and fit-and that is honestly priced as well.

New Ovcrcoiiis at 8.50, l0.00, |200, I5 00. I8 00 *O 30-00-

- New rail suns ii s.so. iooo 12.50. 15.00. iam. 20-00 io 25 00.

New Suits for Boys L75, 2.75. 5 00 5.50. 500 l° "-0"-

New Waterproof Coats 5.00, 6 09, 8.00, lil-00 I2 59 ‘i0 2|-“W

i The Home of Good Hats

§ 1ii|s'.sroiu: orrrns You ui.-ben ...W 31...... an rims f _ iuirs-rimuiciin inirs-srsrsou niirs- rirwi-.ic uns- , ; sasresn cAi>s-rizi-:ss cars.

- All the good shapes- -all the right colorings---every little

niccty in hat styledoni is here. Your own hat is waiting.

75 c, L00, 2.00, 2.50, 300 io 5.00.

Molore &-3’ McLeod

" 119-I2! Queen St., Charlottetown.

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V“ cd quantities of supplies ns 3 o.

I D sequence oi' thc lesson learned. 'l

iuilk and cream, alter being pn

'l‘lic above is tlu: happy phrafiii UI fl

illiurloitetown editoi- in speaking of

the :igricultiirul rcsoiirccs of thc l’r0-

vince. Let us quote the whole scu-

tcncc as it appeared in thc prcsst- ,

"Dazv.lc.d by the glare ol the wealth

that has coiiie tu if. (thc black fox iilunti thc majority are watching

ii 'y) . it; waiting lor nn opportunity to get

into il., or are soiling all they have to socliro this pcnrl ol great price, forgetting that tlicrc are otlicr mul oven greater pearls lying at their foci, pearls iniligcninus to the soil, and pearls, too, which are incxliaust- ihlc und rich."

The out crop is the stulllil “OD Ol

this Island, and should on no ac- count be reduced in quality. On the contrary the crop should hc increas- ed and improved from this time for- ward. When the new grain elevator, with its capacity for storing 300,000

To 9, oilrizcrl, :ire put in scaled bottl

. with the date of milking sho

1.hcrvon,

und the bottle is opened

the presence of the passenger. Thr 0828. too, are stamped w

ilu- ilutc, packed- in cairtoiis and si

lush(-,lf~'. is coniilctcd next cur there ' _ _ ’_ ’ I _ y _ _ od lor the cuniiiiissionni-y store,

READY T0 TRANSPORT AN ARMY

The immense equipment of the Can-

adian Pacific Railway may he illus- trated from the fact that this com- pnny could transport nn army of 3li,00U persons from Vancouver to Halifax, giving each n berth to slccli in and supplying, 90,000 meals per diem, or practically half ii million on

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iviillrl li)ipst1il>liiyi[i,‘:)»mliillili Ilui' dizitsrilciiiii, l|:;`(_;`(f`rlnC(l "vcr U' me dm‘u1lf_8c6“;;i

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cd and griulcrl by inodcrii niccliunical ' _

niotliods. The result oi this will be

that Island oats will command tlic . I _' V » » ,- ,K

.ittcntion of the uoilil ns novel lc lure, especially in (ircut llrituiu,

wliorc thorn is a great, doinuiiil for ""“ (fanndiiiu outs. -'|'lil‘l |.\’l`l'l Mil. Wlilf`.ll'l‘.-‘ This peculiar out pi‘<ul\i1-ing quality il:-:itll o<'4'i|i'r1>\l :it .~`.un\nici'ui<lc oi lslunfl soil is one ol the “indigen- tvriluy afiv-r nn illucuo of sl ous pearls" wliicli nrc “inoxhuustible nioutlis (nl Mr. Nurimm Il. Wrii nnrl rich." The l’rlncc Iililvmril ls- one of the l.o\\'u's lu-st known | liiud Vcrezil (lo. will want ii million zvnfi. 'l‘hr- :lf-ni-ii.-:1-cl wus born in I bushels per annum lor their mill ut equi-. 77 yearn ago, mul when wyu Clmrlottotown, and muy also export man onine to .\‘uninicrsi<lo whcrn large quantities in hulk to European conjunction \'.il_l\ his lirother Elii markets, which will be made pos- lic conducted the we-ll known lirrr sible by the new grading process, as Wright llros. Lute-r he rmnnvcd the lower grades can he ground into Urnpnml and took charge ol chopped feed and sent to the New flrm‘s store thr-rc. lIe'i‘ctii~cd fi England markets. 1709. business about thirteen yours c

_ 1. I returning to flummcrside where

and ready for work. The (!.I’.R. is [1119 Hi“C“ ‘”f‘Si"f‘-‘l- Fl" l°l\V05 thnfonly company on the American m0l"`f\ Ili* WW'-» ff‘1"m0\"|Y ll continent which has gone to this Wfidmml ‘lf C""l"“"l- ““d_"l“° itrouble and expense with respect to hm*-h°I`» I‘3"Fh“ “nd *W0 f‘""i#"""*‘- 3 this class of employee. There is good Mflffis. |3"'I"'l""- ’l"‘| MW- M0' business in it, oi course, for the ser- UY'"“"'iU°- Th" f““"r"| l“k”*‘ Pl vice is recommended and cleanliness 7-0"‘""`°“'~ l"'l“"Y- "“""""’"“ “t of the attendants. But there is also °"’l‘*"'k N’ "W l;'{;"':“"l'i“:"(“‘“:"“h

e“.'_¢h0“ short scrvicc w u- wi a.

QELUQ?li;?re;Zu‘:3ds§$3:nth¢ idea ggi house nt 2.30 mirl the remains

instant you enter o u r the five and .. neu nays iourncy a- nlnying cnc mic ni pniinntnrnpisc. hc *"t'=rf‘§'l "\ '-"if "““P1°H i-'°mr© doors cross the continent. There are 4,-; It is the simple truth, however, that -q\1m"\‘"‘“1ll“~”’J~

` ° 000 men employed by the compnnylthe company does go out of its way ;

W C 0 fl ¢ 1' yi/11“'lh€ between the sleeping and dining car to conserve the interests of all its

wof]d’5 best drugs sux-|(]__ - department. If the dining and sleep- employees in every possible way, _

’ ing cars were made up iii n single making nt oncc for the highest clfi ’ . \\\\ \\\

¢f` " ries and supplies _at the .‘ train with a locomotive between each ciency and contentment. 3 __\` i ‘ \ \ ' ' £5'-`= _ » lowest mggkgt pfjggs-~ ten cars the train would he fourteen The demonstration farms are doing ‘ _;" ` I/ ~ s.-_,____"'?;,*“"` _ ___ . Sn* '.; coulte ous attention from ,mnllcs long. To main such n train ii good work in the West. The (`-.P.R »/ _ \-

’ '* = ~ . there would have to be 3 000 sleep h-id dliliculty in getting supplies at /

` `_V__Y’___‘,‘_"_._-._;.;~=.`-if L 0111' Cl&l'l§B-pl’0II1PlZ SCT- i ing and dining car nttendahts, with viirious points west, and betliought

""~%,_ ” _ - - .) vi ce- quick deuvel-y.... several hundred additional men at itsclf of starting these demonstration

d b 1 ` the terminals to look alter thc sup- farms to show what could be done,

an an 3 so u e gualan' plies. In order to look alter the well und profitably done, in the way o. lee of Satisfaction. luis- of the employees, in connection producing milk, cream, vegetables

The ggivlogs of our Nurses’ with the sleeping and dining car ut- eggs, etc. The farmers were surpris-

FreeRegi5tm\{¢nBu1ea“co§t teudnnts, the banadian Pncitlc has od to' see the didcrence between L 4

on nothin g provided a chain of homes for them scientific farming and the old-lash- q\_ L R ~ - .- y T Th g,i.w Maps across the continent nt all the great ioned, lazy and ignorant way. ` \__ E§‘~,-q _ ,.{<‘r'» 5

ry e ° ‘ ' ‘ centres such as Toronto, Winnipeg, The supplies from the demonstrs- '\-,u-HQ, G” -` ,li PGH

Moose Jaw, Calgary, and Vancouver tion farms were simply doubled. Thi ~, l-_ U, _ 5 gi* Q*-il

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The men are housed by- the company-. farmers have had been slow to per- 1. - - _ _" rv' 3'*

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The quarters are homelike and the eeive the advantage of copying the \ ‘l‘,l',l,l

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K i D N EY sit

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'49 GW" C‘°°fK¢ Slfeét n.en are provided with baths, clean methods disclosed by the company A- 3 ._.._.__.....J.lclothes, medical attention and so and today the latter can get inereag '