E\"I——.“II JOIIII Pond. 4i “jute:- street. mm. Phone 280-1 l“ ‘ scuiuzusluz: Ann l-ullvul: couwrr

pa: Subscriptions, Advertising should be left wlth In. Pond

n‘ Gnnrdllsn may ho bought dull; ul NI! ol the lolloninl stores In rrfififzihnuk tore. Water M. Gourllno u-ugstoro, Wltqr as. Tatum‘, cry, Witter 8t. llurh Osullst, Q1 flnnvlllq 5Q,

ulll In" delivered d»!!! l0 l"! homo In Summersldo by l." lllly llr loll n" "mi Phone mill-l m: zllll lcrvlcg ..l- lll the hay responsible for dnllverlus on your» |uu\q_

. - l t advertising nf v l:‘(‘|‘|::'aIlYlil,\"‘l\IQ Inserted t 4 Braces‘

ENTINE TEA in Epworth Hall this

‘T afternoon. Admission 50 Cents.‘ FOX “UM-L n11 kinds Chi dren 35 cents. L-67-Z-1l-1Li _ q, t; at Bruce's.

“are, mm. obtainable at Bruce's.

c .- u 5 D- u- 9

school children free. L-33-z-17-21j. j i

I - ill 'I‘l'lnlty' Uni- Bcdeque after a short illness. The

tvl ‘rilttlztlny. Feb. young children. Tile funeral was Hail. Ten. on held yesterday morning from her >1 50?. (‘hiltiicli late residence to St. Paul's Church.

L-IB Sulnmerside. Rev. Fr. Kelly cele-

~|l'.‘ll"(f0\\'ll.\‘ at clung-L m1 Ry R _ M -‘ _ vl-llllly. Feb- Lellan]. v.0, olrllil.l..gg‘ml’“gge. . nl.. Spring Vaé- gmvg s!

L-79 3-17-21 TAlNED-The annual “Due Day l lfor the members of the Missilm

Kenslngwn. was happily celebrated l on Monday afternoon. the 14th

lllllllcrsitie lifter the

was served th hild . ' it lliliiliiiflillll. It; spite illadel-S of thee fiandfexrgfyufi‘? time was a ltiltcNeill and Mrs. Salter. The

TIN‘ 0F- Caldlvell and Mrs. Walker.

i116 Little Thea- . S

991M5- L-BO. F. R. Mcllfliiifi llunlc of Mrs. Reg- skip-g ‘the leader. Miss “The Church Moguls the Nation." rs. e o J. J. anti Mrs. Norrnati M 1 V Dr. H. llifld devotional . Klligp] lCobb rm an arlc e . ecler 1 cg; "I W111 R e p re s e n tative Sim“ .. l . l’ i‘. ‘

i o read a tiaper on T CYPTIHVH _

I WMS. Chapel r05 Leaders." on Hockey Body LMlgklgintlolgn ~ '. l) u ' 3 - -

mi. “iii/Phat gflfiticles l W. Brenton ' l Study of Mis- . gmDPL-QJHlkiIlE ‘ MPIII- Miss Vimy Jone‘. daughter of J. or a Walter Jones. M. L. A.. Bunbury.

for tile Canadian Wcnlelvs Hockey

C0

Miss Jones. who is also a well- 12 known llorselvsmall. is a lnenlber of tile Charlottetown Albegweit

_ suffered from an attack of grippe during

liillll;\lll'cy.

‘l -. .l_\' vtt-llill _ _. _ v H (‘it “w Lddius. Md The suggestion ha. been advanc-

t‘l'l‘llll Church, Rev_

intern-ling 12......“ V ,.V_ sent the Maritimes against the tdeéfifch nugngm ‘Qnsmffealléfl, Montreal club in the dclllllllarl , i' . At

all" . "Orange"

21in: Atlllc evelriing. boThe _ _

lllc " .<." serve a un-

. Following is the pro- : "Ideal Husband."

rclltlillg: “G0-

Wilna , piano Wl-IONNOCK. B. C" Feb. 1b- the

c0111.. , Jay; reading: Mrs wlumm we get sitting on our heel; and

inaugurated last Atliumn.

. llil]Jl"‘ ve ct-rc- lies. “The ilmids greeted us at the ill i ill lipxvolill Hull train with mnlly bows alld enr-

l lie s it" t rlnloluy. The C. fashion. on individual trans on the

till-l uti llllti wticomctl

"Med the service with sing- and lodkad mil m“ CAG-l-T- hymn and re- giggled.

fight“ “llplfsslvt “lemony offered. so that I may feel the "ll

ltc was tlll- -» 1d . M them... ‘.. U.) Pa‘? "li- 155 my stocking feet. _ fi cnllC lk. Jijglil‘ (I\Il(‘l:l‘(ll1lg0fl1\:llfi‘ W03!“ siiwfpsofogitllgogeflgikilih“iflg iiy inlproving after being laid nil

18mm‘ A‘ its wlicllwlofl floors elaborately’ lllllald, but the " esflliintion certificate. lidlisl m“ d 13k Mm M‘ gland n ‘Rgllcll. and) Tillman” ‘with Daftches of crimson l . ':“ hi" m ' u .trees._w ‘e ‘shoji’ over m§rfffff§li~ M“ 75”“ N‘ h‘ Egmfirindows 12mg}? of biinda ( M m“ “lmw- ' The and our lamps were lacquer frames

I5 ~l 1 . . lelvlgelfcflrill: g1}: Kali" paper but the light lvas elec-

w“ 5 flit-lull conclusion to 3'- Week which was observeg l

W" enema WANTED

W need ore Groom ln cruel-ll. 101?!!! OI! llllmr

J. L. uliilsillt .'.':::l..."t..r.i....:'.".'....':.: 3E cents for Butterht for

Jmusry. For shloolnl 1"‘ ltruetlons write to

Tryon Dairying flu

FUNERAL nmlttrron k; “It emanates KENSINGTQN “all!!! N|I|ll Ullll "lolly Alt-en PHONE 1.; h‘

\

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MME

o eulunln is reserved tor no!" --PADIDCKS. BDGCUI-L IDIIOQH at, - 1-2-17-2Ll

lll H-"u" I'"¥"“'“ ‘“ "" -—DON"l‘ concur run val-fl HOCkey Title

_ L-ll-2-17-2i. —-DRIVER POWER tools aall all‘ WOLFVII-LE. N. s. Feb_ supplies for the home workshop {Ielfl-lllgolvigleh defeated Acadia. ‘VETS l’ - ere tonight totake MUCH, ob; L-3497-2-16-2i the Vnllu Hockey League cham- L. zlitVi-ll-lfi-Bl -——-——— pionsilip ln two straight games. It v -s(:||0()|, Sports Bedeqm Rink. was the same score as rolled up in 1d Calgary Friday, 18th. Admi=si0n l6 cents, ‘he {H351- glgh-mecof tlall: best-of-three ' l! e ans an Press) Bruins had to come from behind —BYHPATIIY EXPRESSED _. to gain their first victory over (ill. Tablets are Much Sympathy is expressed for I Kentville this year. H. Burns gave 1‘ 11ml.’ CO- Km- Mr. Josiah Arsenatllt ill the death t ‘vimcilts a 1'0 19nd B! 9-43 0f the . (a 11:15 Wife. 3'11? liiissed alvzty on‘ ‘iffxgguiit P914951?" iMctClhlibgck ev- — on BY a ielr tome in Nortll “P ell" m 11“ 9S a Bl‘ find iCopus Dut last year's champions , illhii tllcll- annual deceased leaves a family Qf six I Hhgéidltbefltlvreltherperiozll engéegl. a er awor. ormery o . lottetown. added to the lead agz seconds after the final opened and Fagall scored brlltillg tile Requiem Mass at thel Home ended.

-lu. n. outfit-Elan surm- ar|O|1lElOWl1 lBnnd of the United Chllrch at

‘v ii L/ttl Theatre 1 __ S ’ d . [hit-Le lphligs m m” nst when a pretty Valentine tea u m m e he‘

llii sllnwtrd tllcii‘ dummy 84,901,119‘; tables S“! ab] . > l . until-ruse. decorated. were set in the Asssems: fulfil‘ clfllglllfgouéltili iiifhclillflerlolifg- “ingfimggf 31y Hall and about 50 children sat guls and a third team engaged in ‘ v _ own to a hot supDer. Needless some friendly games with Sum- HHHIS “P1P Stflk- to say. the children had a most nlerslde on Tuesday evening mak- iii.’ CXPEIP-‘Ill- With -clli0va.ble time. Those assisting int; t-lie Journey on ' ill" audience's 81- from the Ladies’ Auxiliary were- train. The visitor. villi‘. “iiiflll i5 U16 iv/frs. Invlis. Mrs. MacDonald. Mrs‘. “IlYPIWIiIlPKl by the Plcsidcnt. Mr. * B E- Pi fiuley illilfj ‘others , ~ ————- Joyce 101i‘ slor $.11’ illllnclls 1'. Public 110199 V! —-NORTH Shore Hockey: i q llc The teams were A H playdowns in the Kensingtol. nk follows: Tutu-ado)‘. ‘February 17th.. at a p, Big Fllur m. Sprlng Valley v1, New Atlnrln. C. M. Williams ecnntl game of i1 two cattle total J. A. Fra er [will series. Admission l5 and 25 C (i. Hughes R. S. P. Jardlne‘ W. E. Macgktmald l

v ii second gnnlefiafltcr slipper re- _ studyi R E I. 1M _ - su ti‘: in the lc owngz- canductcd by Miss ‘mpoinwa afiaritrgicJoltéesllel-Sleatstibgfivré g/iggilogul. Skip 98 v5. Foley. Skip 10.

klp 2. Federation. it was learned here. Jenkins, skip 7, _v5_ weeks, skit) . —S. Si-tcrs hockey temll. present ' ' Prince Edward Island women's hockey champions. She th last few days bllt Wits report- M k t D _ ctlerls slightly improvvd last night. e ' .' ed hero that a Prince Edward 0 d‘ c 0. RJIOiHi acting as chairman. Island wmnews mam mm“ repm‘ ‘ a e

‘ .ll>lL)ll. tllcrc mrgeijsolfigcty pigglcladovgfim m: (CblaTBy Guardian's Special Wire) .i u! e lilivt-tl and took Abegwe“ 515w“ "ml m“ Sim“ for livc beet‘ steers in United States . p“... Jay was M? nlerside Crystals Sisters. ymwkcts m;

A. Feb. 16——I.Kl\VBl‘ prices

d relatively high Prices United Kingdom have re- sulted in a scramble shipping space by Canadian cattle "nterests

l . - Th F‘ derai Department of Agri- wel Are Amused , _..._.__ devcionilliz beyond tile capacity of

1n the

“Our 110515 realized hgw cramped Canadian and Brifllsill D0115.’

~ til solo. nussellvlllc- Otfwn invite us tic get up Rift?’ gag; ‘cliftllfledetfxtglilried “l” he“ °‘ ' ' ‘Thirty? Courtsaitit" §fifliwlli4afi§owgorflugfirfiefi§a .5; and approximately 3.700 head in o; con s 1 ~ -l -_ _ United

H9O..."- 5010; Wiloltnock. B. C_ Sheds one oi ten u ¢ __ _. d1 g “cried Canada Rwwh’ Suds. Canadian and American teachers nygmrillélespoh n

; H. “l i n g; vlsltlllg Japan at the request of the 5mm;

ll.‘ lsnbys. Mrs‘ mug. Jtttianese Government on a, plan Kiflrgdomxtl N this veer

- lye 011 e EXDOX‘ - . -,~_--- “We had special thrill when we cordiugly are more than

fllaifrl nt. a rent Japfl-HQSB 11m M below the first six wee

ll‘l"ll.I.\'l‘IZD WiTll 'i‘t~nl~yukllo-“ Mis". Gordon coutin- year.

d 29.069 head to the Ullllifld allll 198 head to the United

causing a substantial _stlrpitls a. Officials ilere lll close touch with the livestock industry 11;. lill-l-noun when the ried our bundles across to the inn Bsillnlille ml" at 19 t e f cup C.G.I.T., Trtn- where we took off our shoes and "me were hem“ Cilurcil were affiliated changed into kimono". The geisha market ‘his Wm

1 - .< . -llithfedl0ts h"“'.\ll1(lfTilfiiiyChlllCll. girls who entertained lLs alt din- 11§g§_.¥e5".n echfmgo f0

ranged from $7 to '7 _ _ . t for the btlik of the ti.» Catherine‘ ilocl"—wel‘c just as curious about 5mm and U“. corresponding pr; mum” y‘ ‘- l it; a5 we were about tircm. they a ‘mm. Mo ‘Vere from “g5 w is of the W.M.S. The cune into our rooms afterwards whm Canadian ategys do not b 0w‘ 619 m4 top mil-es. it is es -.. m H ent prices aver-as till l? Within. inc _ president “The beauty of Japanese houses cents a potmd below a year ago. M‘ i‘ “mil ‘P-"Ylllollfll DH- is a particular jov and especially Tm existing lurk-es _ .\l s. ll. nlhlmlti Johnson the use they nltlkc of woods-mol- Stntes from which has ' 1 Hi1‘ i-‘iilfl 111011 10d ihed but tlnvnrnishcd, When we imrtecl ttyn cents a noun Him-ii As I Am Thine g0 to .9 Japanese ilouse-we vislt- dently makes . .\Ll‘s. 'r_ M. Linklet- ed two famous artists in ‘rokyo-i shin to the lllfflfiifltfiit of the W.MB., next try w “m,” m; find“, we "e the fiowto Un

n l1" l‘ ii visitors were present lll9f-S6!’V9d. of course. ' Jiiimmese today ilurltiredtveiizh

pres e three to foil!‘

it more profitable to

United Kingdom for

ited States has gried h

on. Taking part in this my“ wood and the m", ma“ m ocean shioutnz space. Little Junior MacNeili is stead-

Tryon and Vicinity

llfir. Gorgen Thomson, oi’ Corn- WW . 5P!!! v- very ie t f 5W8 V181“!!! I-mDng premilx/les aid

friends in ‘rt-yon.

Mrfl- Rbvmond ers and» Miss Lorena Roger-some Hamption were Vlslwfs l0 Tryon on Wednesday

afternoon.

Mr. and Mr:- Don MacFayden. 0! Avzustlne Cove. were visitors to ‘Pryon. on Thursday as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Leard.

cflllgfflllllbtiuns are extended l to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harvey. ni Crapoud, on the birth of a sorl at Mrs. Sawlefs Nursing Home on

Thursday, Ileb. 3rd.

Miss Bernice Dixon. who has~ been in training in the Prince County Hospital in Summersicie is now spending a few days at her

home in Tlyon.

Mr. Victor Howatt. of Tryon. left on ‘Puesday morning for Van- couver. B. C.. where he will spend

the winter .

Mbs Maude Manderson. R N. who has been nursing the late Mzs. Wallace Toombs, returned to

her home on Saturday.

Mr. Jack l-Ieffell. 0f Cane Tray- erse. was e. visitor to Tryon on

Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wllddeil and Mr. and Mrs. Russell 'I'hnm- son. of Tryon motored to Summer- ide on Saturday and reporter! that the roads were in a wonderful

condition

Mr. Charles Rogerson. Crapaud. was a visitor to Albany Wednesday

on business.

The people of this community were indeed saddened when it be- came know that Mrs. Wallace Toombs, a much respected resi- dent had passed to the home be- yond on Thursday. Jan 27th. at the age of 82 years. ’l"he late Mrs. Toombs. had been in good ilealtll till last “ember when she met with a car accident ill whi~h she

i251

CLAIMS POLICY i

-_.£9?'3P}P5@<l-mm. Peeelli

would make collective security 1m- ixlsstblc. Llord Arnold maintained, and some of the smaller nations contiguous to Germany would nev- elr be wililnv w so to war fl-Balnst er. -

FORESIIES DANGER

He suggested that if Germany took action on her grievances Bkfllilsf,‘ Czechoslovakia. France would intervene and Great Britain thus would find ilersaii in s vlar in which she had no interest.

Tiler-c would never be permanent peace in Europe. lmti u-ere was a

DE GUARDIA

llllll PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLI! STERN GUARDIAN "ESTABM

LIVERY STABLE in

gENSlNGTON. P. E. ISLAND

on "s" itifgblinl for all church goers _ From 8.00 A. lu. all 9.00 y. M, GEORGE BROOKINS. Proprio

’ Canada Scores! Olympias Win Overtime ‘WinIOpener _Fr0m Germany SOViElS 3 - |

WAKE llP YOUR LIVER BILB-

And You'll Jump Out of Bod In the Morning Ruin’ to Go _ The liver should pour out. two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily ‘ ls not flowink freely. yuurfuud dousmtdiucst. It just decoys in the bowels. Gus biouta up your stumoch. You get constipated. Harmful poisons go into the body. and you feel sour. sunk Ind the world looks punk. Amerebowellnuvemcntdtlesn‘!llwlisgct st the rsuse. You flPQd snmethllil! that work - on the liver an well. It takes those knoll. lit-l Curtvfs Little Ilivvr Pill-i to ut-t. thv-"ll ta.-

y Guardian's Special Wire)

RAHA, Czechoslovakia, Feb. 1G —Cans.da was carried to overtime beforoniizlefeating Germany Il-Qhand

The Olympics will carry a two- goal lead into the second game of a two-game total goal series for the right w meet the winners of the‘ Alberton Regals-Summerside SOVlDKS playoff I01‘ the McLean cilalllplcnsillt) as a result of their 3-1 victory over the Capl-

lightly - regarded Czechoslovakian squad today as play opened in the second round of the world's amat- eur hockey championship. Sweden

better understanding between Brit- ain and Germany. he went on, de- ciaring:

Great Britain in the matter of German colonies. Britain should inkcutilc initiative and should do so

no\\.

Lord Pivlnoutll replied that it’ France were involved in a. war. "it is perfectly obvious the action which His Majesty's government would take would have to depend on the circumstances of the case in ylllillflll these hostilities llacl aris- en.’

Tile uoverllnlcnt was pursuing ef- forts for all understanding with Gcrlnanv. he said. Anv understand- ing with Italy must be a compltt and colllurellellslvc one

Lord POILSCIIDY. Labor. suggested the uovcrlllncllt was aware tllut cmlt-z-tivt» security s impvactizable. - It uutlltl be more cotlraucous. he said. if the izuvernlncnt exposed the ialltlqy 0f supposing that collective security ls of any real effect.

The Archbishop of Canterbury ' lri that ill his oilinion the league \\.l.. "encountering very rough wctlthcl” and should "take in some of its sails."

Unticr existing circumstances. he suililested. article 16 of the Coven- ant should be kept in the back- ground and article 1i stressed. (Artie c 16 calls for imposition of sanctions; lmalllst auurcssor nations; article l ticci. ' any war or threat: of war affecting a member u matter of L"‘.lCL‘l‘li to tile whole league and authorizes “any action deemed wise" to safeguard peace)

By standing a°itle from the next European war. Lorri Arnold raid. Britain would l)" lr=t in l1 SLYOIIF’ position. and li silo were subse-

was seriously injured. Sh? wins of m-[lllrv lripll-t-l-d m.» Unluld 5mm;

n cheerful disposition. kind and hospitable in her home and all both voting and old were assured of a welcome And her many frir-lv‘. will greatly mi". her. Th"

‘lcrll service ivns held rm Sat- urday: Jan 29th. from her late rest- tlencc and was iorlzclv attended many friends coming to pay the last tribute to one who was FY98!- ly respected. Th service was con- l-lilcted by Rev, Fred Younge. and Rev. Mr. Trites. who gave a most eomforttrv: and helhfub mcsmee. At tile close of the service "we _rc- main: were borne to thr- Untied Cemetery at Crapatld and tender- l_v laid to rest in the family plot beside her husband who DN- dez-eased her s. few years aim

would be ill llzr- v to watch the British Empire PO rlnwn to defeat. "IlPClPT isolation there is a good cilnncc of Brrnin hernia" out. nf the next vnr."ll,r~ zvltleti. "hall lmfer the fxwtlla polit-y there is no chance at. all." ‘

‘Roosevelt Advisers At Iroggerheads

WASHINGTON. Frb. 1G-~(AP)—- A flfflti l:t>t\\e ll two of Prisident Roosevelt's itlp-ratlkiug advisers grew more strcllllous today when Joseph P. Kmnrtiv chided Labor Secret-arr lkrklrl for opposing his

There are left tn mourn two pycgmln in settle United Stat/es rlauchfers. Pearl all" Totem‘ “l” marl me izllmr tz-ottbirs.

tendPfl“ Pale" TOY h?" d‘"'l""- h” ltiiss Perkins‘ UYLIIIIIQIXf/l are illnev: two rr~n=. Aiisiiii "f Tl"'°“~ “stl-nllctc.“ the Cll-Rfllllilll of the and Roy of Rustic“. Bewl“ ‘l “M” Maritime Colnlni-rsion aid. He told Blffl!‘ f‘? friends “m” d“"“l" d“ members of the Senate Commerce

ulorr her naswing. To the bereaved

and Irlbor Committees tlla-t unless

“mil” "ml “n “h” “flowing thw inwrrrl his ivroqralll for fed-

fricnds. heartfelt svmnafhy’ is ex- Cm.

tendcd front many friends

through tllnes: and wish him ‘QZPCIV recovery

heme on Sunday.

eret to loam of her serious HESS.

happiness —

cenily in Science.

animal virus. and “cracks the field.

Hospital, New York City.

almost 100 per cent.

w_'itll_o.__s;eg;v_iere_colcb ____

E|Ssfm4irllofrlbl5lle—

M i) ‘ . . . mac 0li'i1(l was presented window! were p13” flag, vmg “CAP”

CAP —.- l e01" TH’ MOST LEST VALENTINE- AN’! KNOW WHO scwr IT,TOO —

The mavv friend: of M". James Morrison. Trvon revret to learn that he ls confined to his home a

Mrs. Kenneth Rohbm" wl“ “fl ' Pfince - . ‘Ciietilnfs ‘Ij-lntiggiiill lflétllpfggfl to‘ her Lc-“b 1111'" i-“(l \\"'“"‘~*‘ i154“ M55

The many friends of Mrs. Frank ‘VlacFnrlane. of Augustine Cove re-

A very ntliet wedding W85 solo- minized at ‘Ptbrlptisgthparfiiglgyle ‘Van fiwigaflalffaltng ll-y/en iiflss ‘Mnr- clv ‘art's well known noet. died in iorie Muirhead. of Trvon. became the bride. of Mr. “dun Davy-on. of Augnwullp ("Ova The vflttliQ couple worr- attended hv Ml“ "Tlllilli" lilgeTllfllS sud ‘lvfr. Keith Thomas. of Trvcn Their many irifwd‘ wish them many Wars of‘ uracil‘?

NEW CHEMICAL KILLS VIRUS

lol- the first time for the hllmflfl

The announcement was made by

chemical relative oi sulianiialnltie. the new "wonder medicine" in the- germ disease world. It has cured distemper in dogs. cots and ferrets

The human possibilities of the new‘ chemical are still unexplored. They are not ruled out by any- thing found tn the experiments to date. ~

GRAWMA - SHE Knew/l stwr HER TH' BIGGEST -—-

m." {it (‘ll zlllti restrictions on

ccllvcllis right to strike they would "invite till» complete destruction" of tile mcrcltnni lnllrlnt‘.

Kennedy hits suggesicd a system similar to the railroad mediation gCi-lll). Sen-men would b“ folbdden

s . to.‘ pr-lldinz federal mediation prim- mid n fvtllertli retnrt on the

Perkins told the same conunittees ‘ that Kennedy"- program "loss "pre- mature" because the industry was not "ripe" for mediation.

Sl\SK.-\'I‘(‘IIE\VV.‘IN POP/l‘ DIES

(UP. By Gltar-tlialfs Special Wirel SASKATOON. Feb. l6 -- W. Clerk Sandercook. 61. Saskat-

hosnital here totiav. Mr. Sander- cotlkis principal collection of poems Wits ilrlntctl in 193:) under the titl~

FOR?" G A ‘ERS EVACUATED

HANKOW. China. Feb. l6-(CP' Havasi~Chinese authorities, said today they tlnclerwccd all foreign reslrlenis of Chengchow. including Callzttliall lnisulllrlries hart been f‘\'il(‘llflf"il to Sian before lviondayk»;

NEW YORK. Feb- 16"Dm°°‘>'e"y air rad. winch t-cnk a toil of several or a sulphur compound. the first humbly‘! chemical ever found ln the history _ _...__ of medicine effective in treating a pxpgyugyppn virus disease. was announced re-

dead a nd \\‘fllll‘ifl"d.

liirs. Blc\v---Ho\v did volt ever flci

xwllilpiizlgdofllllfllhlrlrtxgi a reference saving volt were aper- e a - new chemical cures distemperllclzl} Mam_1 worked for a perfggt

fret ladys maid?

latiy. once.

- i . if - é fllillllpeiltllllignilliiiélefi lilsiglgnlliéialalt ( In charge 0f

Prices Cheapest in

mukc the Mic flow frtll-ll‘. 'l‘h|‘>' (in l of cslomt-l but have no csll-mvlur mrrr-urv in them. Ask for Carter's Llttlv l.i\ I r Pill ' nunelStubbcrnly refuse unl tllimt .