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FRIDAY, JANUARY 3rd Ill! .

' PATRIOTIC AND RED CR

l Jllij., . _ The

_,_;.;»_ll|'¢`g'¢ Bl|lrioito\oivn._ lranshblieoat Summoraldo. Alborbn _ltleneral Prancheit De Sperey. _Coiii-id" the Mlman, sence Am' ML “»_,

- ' - lntmtler in Chief _uf the Allied forc:5 w_ Stanley’ has been advlsml "ml by

in the Near izuit. made his omciai an Ord

' f - Associate Editor entry into Constantinople Sunday on me lam lnsl_' any allpllcnlons lm,

D. K. Currie coming from Salonlkl on bonld tliellenensl

uueni ue ‘UMNUBS lllillllli Tlili

French cniser Patrie. He was wélcom- 'hlch was pemllng on November lull' l ed by th” M"°d repmenlauves h°'f°"l9t8. or appealed or connection there l°”d me Cm?" °‘ Sw" °l me Turkkh. to will continue to be effective and all `,

' ...».v--.~.-~1""“'_°7‘““d ‘\‘""" D‘"m5 me 9°'°“5° proceedings ln relation thereto shall

. _mwah the Dardanglles mg Pafrle be supplied as long as the 0rder-iu-

-*__

i it 1-7” ' ' ` A _ _ - Eaters iititiiiople 'lill.l'I`ARY SERVICE ACT _gs-_,_-if _ _.-3 “U l°_I'»r'\»r»(°¢|li»r9di_|n lslinaeoa - 1 ‘ ' i»;_..._.»,,.f-~ “ ‘un-»¢.il|'c¢»u»,¢»¢£a.suf»fu.s.A. l ‘ . - 2 -

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er-in-Council. passed at Ottawa

on of exemption pending. or*

Registrar in this Province, un- l

liavt-*so far kept that pledge. 6th If'w¢' _arc tijorthy of the sacnhcelbrea

tli_ey"l\ai'e made we will keep it to'shall

t'll`¢`feiid." These words' from a cir-l _ .\l éiilir issued by .\lr. justice Fitz-itirst gc_i'ald, Chainiian of the joint Ex-lmitt ectitive of the Patriotic Fund and|t_li€_ the Red ~Cross- ‘iii appealing forlshai

gtstivc. Nota unit left this prov- CCS inet for the battlefields but was that

given thc pledge tltat during tticir -'1ClilC

absence we would maintain their lnliii families in comfort, and so izir tiic IIS I’

paid to the dependents ot soldiers 11300 going overseas from the province. l2_1l‘g_

thousand dollars has so _far been Ough

_ _ c

and closes onthe i3th. "lf _ve _U15 "iii “¢U5l°“S ‘"1" '“m'~"?~' lo ` ll l l l _ l -

_ _ _ _ _ ng aa reme ns n orce tis no

k lall]-l wllll us who llle we memorial ceremonies were celebrated. longer uece__.5____)_ to __om___ the Regw

not sleep "

r` -lllstice irillzgerllld _“lm was 4 exemption certificates to him. All re-

chairnian ot the Reliei Loni~ i ~ _

_ _ gulatons re Ainercan citizens and wi-

ee- subsequently President oi. ll d _ d d I l _ Patriotic Fund .anti latterlvl pose ‘ “ers are -suspen e' I S no ollgerl

. _ _ .i

rtiian of th: join: executive oi.; l_O\.D0\. Jam. ., -rm amish w____. _ '

_ . _ _ _ _ _ . . . -.- ~ ‘ snbiects coming to Canada to register

fnnds whwebl' “"5 Pledge may bclthe Pmncluc. aiml. Red (imsa Fundl’ Cabinet is considering a proposal under the M S_ ACL kgpl go thg gnd are gglgnmly sug-.llas been iiiuetzitigablc in _his ser\'i-= _ , _ ` "

and it is lar elv to is c 'orts __ _ _ the Splendig -results al__e__d\_ on the future labor questions through- mm nuances committed on or befor"

\~,_.d are dll._._ HC has ll-cpl lll lout the wlorld' a°_c°r'mg lo the Expreh' November lltli. l9l8, or convictions.

tate touch with thc un - wiilii equiretnciiis_ with the beiiciic- ference at one of its earnest sewn-I.. °" |"’"‘n"g~ are “°' ‘mecled by u"’l

__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to enquire into the question of an i.. r

P_|q_|ge |135 been kep¢_ _\mL-ry tour iaries and _subscribers oeiiig mor- llemmlonal adjustment of com____0n__ above suspending order. _

ly familiar with the orgaiii- lo' employment and to submit plans rw _ in view of the fact that the Doiii-‘l

ii and its requirements. lt is _ lnlon Police has been reorganized. tt_ Name _________ __ _ _ _______________________ __

USS (_,`.~\l\lP.~\lG.\' l ls'°W°d °'°' th” 59°' where th French Council remains ln force. l

_*battleship Bouvet was sunk in March BV we same o__de___l__£_ouncl_ a__‘

'* ` trar of changes of address. or return

-necessary for the I9 class or British'

h H lvrhicli may haie an important beat-iii., ll is expressly dlmclelh lw“_e`.er_l

f d 'The pmposal is ‘D ask me pea” co” sentences or prosecutions pronounced

la permanent international court ant.

lV I0 llli Cfeilll U13! ilk' P1il',m_gaulmllon to secure lolm aclloum is absolutely iiecessaiy that all iiieiil

liiiportaiitn to Fariiiersc and 0tli'ers. 0,'

lnf0rmati0n”Wanted

~ The De partmeiit of Agriculture is under-

taking to ascertain the number and extent of farm lands being offered for_salef_th_roughout the Province. also small _‘holdings_S_u1table for artisans and mechanics," in order that a more definite system of information may be avail- able for intending purchasers; including _re- turned soldiers. t ~

Any land holder who is desirous of sell-

ing is asked to fill in the following schedule or one of a similar nature and forward it _to the Department of Agriculture, Charlottetown at an early date. A 'T . ‘

i`lie amount has been cheerfully 1'|0"C’FU"d in' l""l_"€€ Edwilfd Isj lsucll m,,,_le,l,_ I lrvsistvred under the '-\i. S. A01 wrrrl' Addfess - ---- ~~ ' '

has been administered true 01 {_ ‘iiieir exemption cet-tiiiunufs or iiirni, T _ I _ _ f f _ _res

SJW? 10|' ll illlndfcd ll0ll?1|'>` 3 ~ crtificates showing that they ure notl Utd acledge 0 _arm"""‘ ' ' ' ` ' ` ' ' '"JL

paid by our_ people but thc' fund on lurid haind and in- sight is not suiiicicnt cost- to meet the obligations. There are ,\'¢3f 42-ooo Canadians still in hospitals-er p

I0 3 5i€n0€f3Ph¢f- In "0 Wh' liable to registration All obligation: . . . ' .. __ \'0Vl"CC |135 the V"0|'k 0( thc tlicreforc in force re the duties oil N0' of dcleb cultndted ' V ` I ' ' _ _ ' ' ` ` _ _ C C ` ' 'H U H I I _

in France and England besides committee been carried on \\'idi0v\ `* t-iiipioy-ers are suit effective. =‘ Nu. of acres uiidei wood or tiinber_._______

many hundreds in Canada. and an H C0

arriiy of occupation in which there and

corresponding expense. This is

are 100-000 Canadians in Germany. probably the last year _a call will be C - - “- ' _ ‘

C on the bl _,Sm-lbers for funds country points the followingz- _'_ * *ig* 8 '_ Q g 3 ag 3* $ a Q . N0.~0f 2.Cl`eS Undef’ m3l`Sll Ol' 00g _ -_ _ .-

prince Ed,.arll lslaml ,S-the' Butter--Dairy. tubs and rolls. 38 t

Our pledge is to these. to all who mad are still absent- to those who have and fallen. to those who have been only inainied. , with

these subst ipfjoiis. lt is to belfres

.~\s_prei'iously explained an ap- hoped there will be a generous res- E

pcal is bcing iiiadc jointly for the poiis

Patriotic and Red Cross funds orde each as ivortliy as thc otltcr. each still as obligatory upon us :is thc other. of tl The Cainpgigii opens on _lanuary I* . _

uitdcr arm shall be aastireu

tloz.

c to the appeal now made in sm” _ _ lj _

r [lull [llc llcpemlenls ol- lllosc Dressed poultry-Spring chickens, :ii 5 Q g 5 5 Q % $ # 5 9 5. k all *_ 5 _ _

oc; masters. ssc: foil-i_ 27 to sol- l Lowest sale price. _ .............. __ _

to 3

it- coitiiort .ilcdgctl them lduckllngs- 30°: '“'ke3`5' 40°* 5q““b

itv wholesalers are paying

k. 57 to 59c_

$4.50; geese. 25c.

-*_ s- , Live poultry-Roosters la to "Oc

_ -- " RE'l`L’R.\'l;`l) SU

sirleration for any returned sol- =l~lc diers, who after long service ovt-r~ lic sea; may experience temporary dit -nim iiculty in accustoming theinselvesftit o tofcivilian occupations, savs an ex- lpedi

ers are under a definite moral ob- lon

v * . . .

“fc liuvc repeatedly urged con- .vziltiablc iiiaii iii thc coiiiiittiiiity. W

` ~ 1 1 J ' r ' » ' 'V ' 'C _ _

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ligation to treat such men with the ‘lives of the whole platoon or com- Eg

180.

has liicd tii coiiiniuiiiti lit - tail

seli if iiects art for the bent- twin

his part iiiigh; endanger the pri

utmost tact and patience until they,`pany_ Again wEi,~n thc whole plat- egted storage, 56 10 57.3- new laid il

Col. Molloy. the blind hero, has -by

auwle- m hand.. lhemselvei _liven was in danger in. an advance ca______s_ 7, to B00 ' ' aennmin wants to into-\~_, if you wiiif EFORE the war,bond buyers were “mai‘k_ed men". In number '

' ' is

the"i'eturiicd soldier iii scttlinglbccti sucli that lic instantly cxpos~ 304;;

down to civilian ciiiployiiiciit is only lcd different in degree from what tlic'io

d - . . - _ .

busiiiess mari cxpcriciiccs in gut- ain and again oilcrcd life and limb

ting iiito. harness after a fewlon

iveeks’ vacation, sickness. or ab-' and having *by his service acquired‘

sence from his workx The differ- an

that the veteran. ii ho receiting his _thi

whenhe went "over the top" at

“Uilcc thc veteran has acquired lea

the: concentration and the purposc~_vicc he has givtn. “Knowledge isuprl ful self-direction necessary to sup- the cure." Knov ledge by relatives. port- him in buckling down to 'the and friends- kncvlcdge by employ- routine of daily work. thc other ers and fellow-c iiployes will assist _V qualities acquired through his mil-lliiiii in tidiiig c-vcr the period of

itary, service make, him. from thc -tra standpoint of citizenship the most

liiiiisclf to ilcatli in ati atteiiipt_;;2¢_-_ cstroy thc iiitnace Having ag- 29¢_

the battlefield for _his country.

province lllal ls in arrears 39c: Prints, 40 to -llc. Creaniei: l‘ your Prommns solved

li made: solids. Slc; prints. 52c. l_‘ BY REV T ggs-New laid. 63 to 650; siorf ' 's'UN8coTT'D'°

QQ _

*fiffhdi

Dr. Liiiiieétt. in tm.; coiiiinn wir

iisiderable ndniiriistrativc stall c°UNTRV P'R°°U’¢E'WH°LE5Al-V

Kinds and quantity of wood or timber available .................

Buildings on premises _ _ . .. -_

State of repair' of buildings, fences, etc __ _ School District where land is located ........................ ._ _ ....... ._

.~i required. enclose a live cent stamp

liolcsalers are selling to thc ri~ Jo' names wlll be publlshed. ll you "alle al UW f""°“`l“g P"lL".~`-”`f- l uirfer. slgii your initials only or use

has been tiaincd to sacrihct cheese-New. large. 271,-3 to 28t»,_, l,l,ellll0nym_

s 28 to f181gc' old large 28 t' ` i

; creainery. solids. 51 to "'t~; ‘ ms 52 to _Mc 0" reiigionlsts, who have not known God,

gs_\,0 I Storage 54 _O 55c_ _“__ -ior the truth. have been so cruel inf

’ _ their persecution of godly men?"_

3 .

thc sudden tpening of iiiacltiiif. Dressed poultrv_spring i.-lilckeiis ‘en me “'.h*` ‘"9 °"°l’l"*‘S “`°"° S|“l“ I

pointed out- the‘ haiid-iczip of .gui ' on the fltiiix- his training has 28 to 30c; masters. z:c; row; 28 it :my "°”"“ was 1”" 'U d"""" “"‘1 “bil

turkeys' 40 to Mc: duckllngs_ lb l'iis apostles were iiiitrtyrs then l vat!

-- .7 H iiiswcr your qui.-iitlun. \Vlif.-n uien'

squabs, doz. S..».o0; geese. .2

l,R°VlSlo~s___ WHOLESALE :hey are the worst kind of uicn. Tlicy

irofess religion und are without love

instinctively hate those who are truly I

Smollelrilml cured meals and lan _godly and persuade themselves thrill

Wflafgffd' P€l'=`P3C1l\:€, Splflt Of 'are quoted to the trade ‘by Torontr 3" destroying mem they are d°l"“|

ence in degree. however, is so great lsacrihcc- and habit ot community wimiesaiers as followsz- md* S@""l°"- l

king, he is not only the most

nsttion. l

V rHi<ii.i.i.\'<; wp

lt is curious torccall how many Yprcs. when tli- Gcriiiaiis nearly d thrilling Saturdays and Sundays broke through \\ 'tit the liclp of gas ' -there have been during the war. It _was a Saturday, lt was on a Satur- . was on a, Sunday that Gerriian_\"day that the'carlier dispatches rc committed her first definite act of garding the battle of _lutlarid crea war. On a Sunday the Times pub- ted so tiiifortuii ite ait iniprcssioir lished its telegram about the retreat 'and it was on a .Saturday in Mari from Mons which created so pain- this year that we began toirealisc ful a feeling in the country. The 'the grim possibilities of the Germai crucial day of the second battle of offensive of that month.” .

EK-i3.\fDs (T 7°;

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» EX-KAISERS FORTUNE ' '

cived evcrv year 5130000 as Em-

' -~W_illielm is a rich man. He rec- German shipping companies. He

. ` P0

peror and £770,554 as King of great value, He is interested in

Prussia. He has always known how l to feather his nest. .`\ few years in

ago Herr Rudolf Martin, an au- Haiioyer.

thority 'on finance-.stated that the

._ £ _ _ _

Kaiser had about i,ooo.ooo oi in ‘|40 palaces and had i4 estates scat- come» arising from investments es- _tered through seven provinces.

timated at a total of -¥2o,ooo,ooo. _M

_‘He has had big handfuls from _him (says the Daily Express), but 't`li'ef"seething pot of Krtipp's. He,his private purse wilt still be an. has 'important interests in the hugc"opulent one.

tteries at Cadirien- a stud farm`

Th'e ex_-Kaiser possessed about

ucli of this will be taken frohi

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IHRAPNIU IOMIB USED

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rutmnnnrnia. nay. z.-` 'nie in :pun noun vmi limits

|_¢lofr,‘;rof_. the into , supreme court. `aon. Amerlnan svlstl-ix, announced

J_ _ Gorlnan. ofthe today that she Will. ltteiqit to, fly Acting Supt. of train Diirove to America, She ea- ippg _ toqtqltin wldeiylerilrateii vmsud eomidenoo in her sbmty to l¢;`t§#.`».pt ¢ito__dti, ,\Y§re` lllilnfl do what nonzero man lu over dome.

'_°‘_‘-°°°¥$'“~ 1'! ?*_°".*“‘.'

ii\m_ii_|_»¢¢iidh'_ Lpoilrvvuuiiui. ` __._.;:r1» .m_______°f~°=. _ _“M M- rv:

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_ ftti8\iiu¢v_ereiai1rl_ld.ti'°m» nj Iwiiicnunrinm ie

AVIATRIX T0 FLY FROM IUIOPI

TO UNITED STATES

LONDON. Jlllyf 2.-Katherine Stin-

llill Sthum ,lo the int pilot of

'l'lnAm\maa|lflvrnuli¢ta|¢i|

boneless 51 to 53c_ ilace hmself beyond the offer of

Cured meats-Long clear liacoii nercy?" asks “A Sailor_‘ You nr.-

El-E°T'°N RETURNS annot sink so low that the hand ni

-_ii-al...

Guardian Readers

____ _

Furnished by W. 8. Loosen

90|-75 VEAR In France, and says it would be an un

*_ speakable comfort to her and her

ssesses forests and estates of Goal” ye" 'U' 3'0": G°‘|'° fel" fl" family ii' his body could he brought

me back to their ,old home in Princc

W0 “ever “"0" what *he* my bei Edward niand and be buried in the

East Prussia, and 3 brelven. in But this is sure: come sun or shade fllmlly plot of mel, home 'cellletel-yf

' W"-ll HU" "\9l'9'5 “BUSY” 'Wed make his grave could then he fondly cared

afmld- for by the members of the family who

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_ Lard-Pure. tierces. 29’/é 1:0 301' lesus canie to call siniicrs and not th-1

St °°'mn°"5“"ate “uh the 5°" NDS. 30 £0 305%; Falls. 30!-4 t0 30520- 'ightcous to repentance and tha thc

ms- 319 '-0 32°- :reatcr the sinner the more anxious

LONDON- Dec- 28'_Re5“l'5 5° fl" ` iut of the pit of the lidrrlble clay and om the election returns give Coallt~ ,lace llls l-eel on me ,coll

' ion Unionists 198; Coalition Liberals

independent Unloniste. 8; As

qiiiui Libmis 5; Labor as; irish *HE 9°'-“E5 0" *"5 FAU-EN Nationalists 1; Sinn Feinera. 26; ln °-l°L°'ERsi 1"? J~ W' S" Ke“""` epemlellls l_ ‘iunk. Maine. it native of Canada. asks

g *Q * ” Q, 1, ,F * ,,, ,G al, ,P ¢ ¢ 'ioine to Canada the bodies of tlif I

5 iiiilly Selections

1 Q Q g Q Q Q g a_ 5 g Q Q gg ¢ presses tender affection for her broth-

00113 Yea' f°|' Y°“3 G“d'“ YW' "W patliize wlth your desire Mrs. J. W. S

"wi ~ to have the body of vviir

His rivers flow to nieet the sea. lnolllel. hurled ln your lumpy pmt |l-y WH" “il the °¢°°"\ °f "ls '°'° canada, but i do init niinii it ‘iii Alld ‘=°nUf°""Y H" mefcl' P"°'°- practical to do so. -l have seen no of

G°d'B ye" 1°' i'°“= 004'” Ye" f°' siiouiii think time would be 50.000,

me- Canadians' buried ln France. The __ _

Ami imvei- in-ii unit -is constant 9,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0, C,,,,m ,.., lm... ..._ __

ly. bm action tp bring back their bodies. It‘

Though leagues may stretch ween ‘ ,be ,ll llcal and fl-|59, wus .

°‘" 59°" :rythe Uliiltid States Gllievernment to _ S T R E C E I v E D

, God’s love oiitiitretches seas and do mlm as me lmmlm- of gamm Mme;

Smoked meats-Hams, iiiediuin. ‘”`-” ‘

discharge. immediately goes “over valuable eleineiii' in our citizen- 10 39C; d0,_ heavy 30 to 32a; cooker | THE WORST OF SINNERS; --itlmli llT¢_t°P"'l" Clvlllan life- ls 3_5 “'01” b0d)` but the WFP' She" 3-nchf-lf Of 51 to 52c; rolls. 32 to 33c:- breakfast ‘s be limit of degradation and badness ‘hy °f Um" admiration 35 hi? ‘V35 Safellf to the Social Order- bacon. 41 to 45c; -backs, plain. 46 tt o which a sinner may fall in order 'tc

.\s Col_ Malloy has added, what |47;

Vinty Ridge or Passchendaele. But the returned soldier needs is not I

there is another side to the prob- 'pit_v- but opportunity-not codd- 30 lo 3lc_ Clem. bellles 39 lo 30c_ _“rely lamlllm Wm’ the (acl thu' leiit_ As Cul. .\lulloy~ has said: ling- but a square deal in part at `

s the Saviour to save him. A man

:od is not stretched out to lift hlir

what arrangements the Canadian Gov- mment has made if any for bringini:

’uiiadlan soldiers that have fallen ii France. She also states that thr- Uiilted States Government has decided ‘O iii-ing back me bodies ortiieii' dean l -xcept in the cases where the friends 'if the fallen heroes object. She ex-

vr, whose 'body fills a soldier'a grave

-.till reside there. I greatly eyiii

ticlal figures of the number. 'but I

c twin "81,~» to 29c

' ' RELI l

tter-Fresh dairy clioicc -iii l G ous CRUELTY mm do I

tthc “hole Un mam an x "Sys ~ .. ' l l _ . _ __ E ' ` ° ° °

_ , tion he has pcrtornieo his dutyl Bu '. ‘ ‘ ~ ` ' __ ' l ' 0 S

Change. We have said that eniploy- lwith the knowledge that a iiiisiake isa '”" “°"`°"'" f°' 'he "'”“’"° '“°‘ "’“' ,

B they were 40,000 in March, 1917-this is shown by thc iiuiii-

ber of purchasers of the Government War Loan of that date.

But in the autumn of the same year, their _iiumber int:i't-:ased twenty, times-to 820,000! This was the number purchasing the Victory Loan, 1917. Last month-November, 1918--over 1,000,000 persons.

purchased the Victory Loan, 1918!

These wonderful results were accomplished by Press Advertising. '

Before the war one-half of one per cent. of our people bought bonds. Now quite twelve and one-half per cent. of our people are boii.l buyers!

Before the stupendous amount of $676,000,000 worth of bonds could be sold to our Canadian people in three weeks a most thorough and exhaus- tive campaign o_f education was necessary, and this cainpaigii was carried _through by advertising in the public press. The power of the printed word never had a more con- vincing demonstration. _

By means of the printed word. through the medium of advertis- ments iii tlic press of our country. the Canadian people were made to know what bonds are, the nature of their security, their attractiveness as an investment. and why the Gov- ernment had to sell bonds.

Every poiiit and feature of Victory Boitds was illustrated and described before and during the caiiipaigii-iii advertiseiiiciiis. No urgument was

overlooded. No selling point was neglected.

The result is that Canadians to-day are a nation ol boiidliolders.

They kiiow wliai a coiivciiieiit, safe and profitable form of investment bonds are. »_ Instead of one man iii two .hundred owniiig bonds, now one Canadian in eight-men, womeit and

.children-owns a Government Secur-

ity. -

This complete transformation inthe national tniiid and habits was brouglii about by advertising in the press of the nation. Press adver- tising has justified itself as the surest and speediest method by which a niaii’s reason can be influenced and directed.

The Minister of Fiiiaiice acknow- ledges tltis. His own words ure:

“'l`l\t- wonderful success of the Loan was due in large incas- iirc to their (the press of Canada) splendid und utitiring cfforts during the whole of the Campaign."

Mr. E. R. Wood, Chairman of the Dominion Execuiive Committee having over- sight of the campaign to raise Victory Loan, l9l8, said “ . '_ _ The press publicity campaign . __ . will rank as one of the most remarkableand effi- cient publiciiy campaigns ever undertaken iii any count ," and Mr. J. H. Gundy, Vice-Chairman of the same committee said: “l haverbleen selling bonds for a long time, but I never found it so easy to sell them as at this time. The reason is tI_i_e splendid work the press has done. I take off my hai to the press

of Canada.

Tlie success of Victory Loan, 1918, and the knowledge which Caita- dians now possess of bonds are a straight challenge to the man who doubts the power of the printed word, in the form of advertisements, to sell goods-and this ap`plies not to bonds alone, but to the goods you

are interested in selling.

eip you solve your heart problem~f V ' ‘ _ .

.' H - ' 3 eliglous. natural, social. financial.-_z., _ 2% miutt- i itat _ #_ _ ~

_ _ lfowl. 24to 26c; ducl-tlings. lb. "IIC: tui l nd every other aux|°us_ care tha; " " 1 F." __' __--_+ -f ;~..'= - '_' ' _-'L-JF, "_-_5

l_.l)ll;l(b keys, 35c; Spring chickens, 230; geeis' l ircplexes you. lf a personal answer Y

aims. ls mmpmlmly ,,,,,,,_ ln ,,,,,,, ,,, _ Ladies Stylish Brown Rubbers also Black Cloth Gaiterd and Leggings for Ladies and

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