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__ _ GUARDIAN ., -: 5L ES ,°- ' . ' ' yum)" i . 8.0a?!‘ Blend“, Red Rose Tea. is an art‘. To obtain thaﬁm i Mr‘. Sam speer’ l Honor Roll of Vernon River acbool ﬂ‘v°r and ulhbodied gighngss required [Ga-IS o; gxpm“ i

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7N! ANTISEPTIC LINIMENT

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few drops of ‘Absorbine, Jr., will bring immediate relie of the pain caused by strains, sprains or wrenches. It is also a positive anti- septic and germicide, in- valuable in the treatment of cuts, wounds, bruises lacerations. A few ﬂraps applied to the open Wed ivill sterilize it, pre- vent infection and promote quick, clean healing. Fol- low the worthy motto of ;the Boy Scouts and Girl - “Guides — "Be prepared” , , , keep a bottle of , Absorbine, Jr., handy- v .$l.25—at all druggists. _ 22

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ririxcu EDWARD ISLAND

'. IIOSPXTJL ANNUAL IUEETING

‘ 1A public mec-itng of all contribu-

tors to the Prince Edward lsiand

Hospital will be held in Saint Paul's

Parish lioll on ‘Thursday, May 23rd. 1929 at B o'clock p, m, for the pur- Jzpse of electing trustees and any "rather business that may be brought -'~'!or the government of the institu- tion in accordance with the lay-laws and for the transaction of such oth- er business as may be brought be- fore 1t.

ADA E. HARRIS. Secretary

371l-5-9-ccd 2 iilcs.

I am authorized by Dr. Jerome Doirori to sell at Public Auction on the premises at Ruslleo on ‘VH1- llESllfly, May 15th at one o'clock, his three forms, one of which contains I. store house for 6000 bushels of pota- toes. also all his farming implements, horses, cattle, etc. . Terms m. gglQ, ALEXANDER IilcRAE, Aucticnccr.

l I i offer for sale my farm consisting . of 22 acres nl’ land with buildings g thereon, at llradzilbanc Slaliui "on f Wednesday, May 15th. at 1 o“clock. 9f Also llouschold Furniture, including , Parlor, Dining Room. Kitchen and _ ~ Bedroom Furniture, l organ, l Ray- . ' lnond Cabinet Sewing Machine,

f Ialmost new; Dishes, Stoves, Floor ' - Covering, (‘ream Separator. Things ,_ to numerous lo number. Sale positive. No reserve.

EUPIIEMIA MATHESON, Brcadalbzine, l‘. E. l.

SALE

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farm iuiciiixi-znv, srocn AND fdovsciioun FURNITURE Al‘ -wii~isi.oh ox THURSDAY, may

moi. n 1.30 p. 111-, SHARP.

| ..__.. g‘ 7 Now that "Newstend" Farm has -_ been sold, the Executor: have in- Ilﬂwlkd me to sell by auction on ' Ihursduy the 16th dny of May, at [.30 p. m., sharp, all Farm Machinery belonging m the Estate of the lllle Bdwln G. Saunders, including llar- _, rovn, Disc Drill, Horse Hoe, Turnip ‘ ‘flowers, Rakes. ‘Drurk WI;- 3‘ . firs, Drlvlng Wagon, Dump Carts, ' Y Ioodalclghs, Thrushlng Outﬁt, Gas ,-Cre:in Separator, ﬂame Roll- . Icidlera, etc" also 2 Milk Cows, l _ {figs with l2 yolllll P188. and i_ Purebred lleglatered one year old 1.». , genial. ' ‘ “all llouaehnld Furniture at ‘ collie miwrlv-_ ~ . will lake place at "Ncvnleazl" ' - y , Should thojay prove ‘, the aucllﬂ will be held on ,_- s lilo day.

Wnunaunonoo. r

' v. a. mnouaio - "' lldhlllf.

_ 'c.~.:.:v mans.

run.”

"A qlrl doesn't need to be ath- elie to have n working knowledge Jl but: and akalel."

"What you doing with your ac- sordian?" "Taking it to the tailor." “To the tailor-what for?" "All of it’: pleat: have come out."

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. fﬁ r l "l _H-e—: Would I be i-iqm In killing you? Modern Glrl: You'll be leftlf you don't.

v Mn. Jonea: Don't you think

Iiouae work tlrc: one terribly? Mrs. Brown: Tlre: one? It

ilres all the women I know.

. Connie, you can tell ‘him. Don't let

SO-S0 FAILS

It W“ a very surprised Constance who answered So-sds telephone call.

"Of course I can see you. I'm Just 10118918 around now. I looked for you l?’ YOUIfhOlLSB earlier, but Chloe said You were out with Fred. I said good- bY Y-O Jerry this afternoon and sup-l P0906 you and Fred would be spend-l lug a last sentimental evening-I'm? awfully glad to have you." l

SW50 hlmll up abruptly. con- , stance‘: wordlness when every min-l ute brought the dreaded take-off: nearer drove her frantic, she found Cmlrlﬂnvr lvunzihz 1n her sitting room, black silk pajamas under. e bizarre dressing gown he; costum¢ g "So-sol Solange Harper! what. ever has happened? You're white as a. ghost. Tony, bring some brandy."

So-so forced herself to swallow some of the fiery liquid. then began to tell her story, struggling for sell- control.

"We went driving this afternoon, Fred and I. He fainted at the wheel, nearly wrecked in‘. When he came u, he told me he has heart trouble, has known about it for several months. but his!" told any One because he wants to make the trip-doesn't want to disappoint Jerry. He made me promise not to tell Jerry-but oh,

CONTINUED ' I

them go."

Constance surveyed her in aston- ishment. "Does Fred think he can stand the trip?"

"He's sure of it. He almost con- vinced me, but alter he left me I nearly went crazy till I thought of Y0". 0h. go to the telephone now. Constance, get Jerry. Tell him he wasn't go. Tell him anything, only stop them."

"Calm down, So-so Now tell me every single thing that happened this aftemoon. 1 can't spoil a big project like this just because you are hys- terical with fear over Fred's fainting. Lots of people faint."

Piilnstakingly Bo-so recited every detail of the afternoon. When she had finished Constance relaxed on a chaise lonsue and nodded her head. "I thought so. I though it was something besides the trip. Don't you sveeySo-so, it was mostly your promis- ing to marry him-he's wanted to marry you so long that the excite- ment o! getting that promise was enough to set him oil. And now that you have promised he'll be ateadler than ever; he's got too much at stake to lose now."

“But you don't understand, Con- stance. People can't control their heart action when their hearts are diseased. Suppose he faint: over the

FARM FOR SALE

140 acres at Grahams Road, prac- tically all in potatoes last year. Easy terms of payment, or will rent same. Commodious buildings in good repair. Handy to schools, church, railway. Apply to Gavin Harding, Charlotte- town. 3753-5-10-31

House for Sale

Three tenement house Numbers, 29, 31 and 33 Euston Street. lo lood rc- pulr-niodem convenluiceo-lafle lot ronta readily and will give purchaser large return on lnveatmont.

Applyto MacDonald d: MaoPhee, Solicitors, Riley Building, Char- imegown. » 360l7-5-4-eod2wh.

Propertys for Sale

l have Ilaled with inc for Private Bale aeveral city proporlyl, also lev- eral good farm: ﬂtuated in dlﬂerent ports of the country.

JOHN P. BRADLEY, Auctioneer.

Phone 080. 124 Grafton, 8L, Olly. 35012-4-80-01.

‘r Jerry has the, plane to watch he can't stop to take care of Fred." '

. How‘! Your Digestion?

I Eﬁauaiznuims ' TABLETS “##3#-

Clearance Sale

By Public Auction on the premises of the late Robert MaeCallum, Brackley Point, at one o'clock, Monday, May llth, farni,_:iock, implements, nonu- hold eﬂecll. Stock-l. curt hone. me general purpoae hone, I cow, 8 year: old. lo fnlhcn In Aiigiui, l cow 8 year: to lrnhen In July, l cow, 2 your: old, to freshen in Auguat, l one year old holler. . Iinplcmenta-l bay mower, 1 ael Iandal harrowl. l net light harrowl, on not, one plough, one turnip ' one driving _ _ l lopara-

FOR SALE

._,.._ We have listed with u: for IIIG. a

dulrable rcddntlal property allua

ed on Iangwertb Avenue, . All molar: conveniences

Anlv.

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llorgan, I churn 4 beds, drenor: and ooinmodu, budding, dlcbel, waah- lug machine, 2 tuba, wrlnger, cook atovu, dining rooru andkftohm furnl- ture and quantity of potatoes and oak. l one nun cro- cut law and other articles - Terms-All nun: o! live dollar: and Inlet calla Over IIQMII credit on approved loourlty. . ALIXAND

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“Suppose nothing. Don't be a goose, So-so; you're letting your. imagina- tion run away with you. Let the boys go. When they come back we'll have ii double wedding-it‘: too bad you didn't realize long ago that you love‘ Fred."

So-so looked at her desperately, "But I don't love Fred. I'm~only, sorry for him-and there isn't any one else who cares for me."

Constance looked at her shrewdly. "Then that's another reason you're so upset. You can't see anything normally, So-so. Now you’ come on and go,to bed, spend the night with‘ me. Jerry's going to telephone about 3 Just before they start, and I don‘: suppose Fred would be too terribly, put out if you said a word to him." '

Solange tried again. "At least tell Jerry," she pleaded. "Let him make} the decision. Oh, I was a 1001., wicked, to promise Fred l wouldn't; tell Jerry." ~ l,

Constance considered. "I know: what Jerry's answer would be. If‘ Fred thinks he can so, Jerry would never think of turlng back now. Now so-so. Fred knows best. Let's forget‘

l about 1t now and talk of aomethlmmpubncity ma“ in L05 Ange,“ in me

more pleasant."

So-so began to cry wildly, “O11. Constance, Constance, you don't reams what you're doing, sending two brave men to their death: this wav- You must tell Jerry, you' must, you must.”

Constance looked at her with B puzzled expression, "But, Bo-so men have to take chances, the braver the man the bigger chances he takes, the bigger stakes he plays for. I can't see what you are so disturbed about. I: 1 didn't have your word for it I'd think you were really delwfll-ﬂy l" love with Fred-Only that K1111 °1 extreme passion could account for the state you're in now. Come now, con- fess that you really are wildly’ 111 1°" with Fred."

So-so looked at her dully, "I'm not." she said,

"Then you must be in love with Jerry," Constance said lightly.

So-so turned scarlet. "Jerry's in love with you," she managed to get out between dry lips.

Constance looked at her specula- tlvely. and then shrugged her shoul- ders. "Have it you own way." lhil said lndlfferently."

,"You'll tell Jerry?"

"bf course I won't Really, 50-50 you makenie angry. You're all ex- cited and worked up over nothing at all. I believe Fred when he says he‘: able to I0, and that‘: the end of it Come now, let's turn the radio on and end this ghastly conversation." She spoke impatiently and Bo-so knew her errand had failed.

"All right, Constance. I'm going than. I can't bear to stay here. I want to'be out there. I can go down to the hangar, where they won't sec me and watch them take off. I couldn't stay here."

Constance put her hands on Eo-so‘: shoulders. "You poor child." she said. “Believe me when I say I would nave.-

' willingly. send either Jerry or Prod

into grave danger. Believe Fred when be says lie ls perfectly able to carry on. I'll let you go if you hunt, but I'm going to send you back ln the car, and I'm coming out for you in the morning to bring you here, where we can get radio reports on the Golden Girl's progress."

She kissed Bo-ao‘: wet check: and Bo-ao felt comforted, almost persuad- ed once more that her fear: were groundlcu. Thl: feeling persisted un- til she was alone in the Terry limou- dne, speeding along throuih the dark to Mlueola. Then hei- fear: crowded back-she aaw the Golden Girl reel drunkenly into the an, bearing Fred and Jerry under the wahra. Jerry Jerry. Jerry-Fred, too-hut Jerry's bright hair dank and wet, JURY‘! voice atlllod, Jerry's life anuflcil out.

In the mornont 80-50 knew that never for her would there be any one but. Jerry. Reason ha: nothing to do with such feellnu. They come ll!!- bldden. and they will not go. 80-410 realized this then and in her mini! a resolution took form and new until ab: could acarcrly wait for the N! to reach her cottage.

Stumbling down tn: atop, bardlv waiting‘ tony thank you to the

5 wrote a note to Constance. Still more

Tells How Ciilicura Healecl Her Baby

"Whan hby wan three by! old heatarbdtollukouwlthceaunn.

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g nvelvo day: old b: was l lirely envied with cupdona. The . .' mead pane loomed n: lteh and 'sumaolhatlhodmhapmltocna

on hi: hand: no prevent him unreli-

ng hi: hon. "My mother advlaed im to n7

mmplnely hauled." (BB-nod) Mn. I 3am Spear, lunfafrcc. but;

Cuduzn Soup. a world-famed: ald lo bnlﬂy, channel and purine: the okfnandbulnreu Fithmnothdr natural, freah and wholcaonae beauty. h: dolly nae unlutalnaghem in a delightfully hchhy condition. m, n. Gib-t I nd In.

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Chloe had gone to bed. Very quietly so-so went to her room. Very quietly she got pen and ink and paper and

quietly she slipped out of her clothes and lay rigidly on the bed, watching the hands of her luminous 1mm

clock. “When it ls midnight I will scrim."

‘ Wilfred MacDonald. I

(or Aprllf .

Grade X-l Lona Carver. 2 Isabel Bruce. _

Grade VIII-l Milton Wood. 2 Joe Currie. 3 Aldlo Carver.

Grade VII-l Marie’ MacDonald, 2 Jean Carver, 3 Gordon Lea. 4 Francis‘ Okeefe, 5 Joe MacDonald.

Grade VI—1 Fem Lea. 2 Alice "caddy, a Dori: Wood. 4 ash: Carver, 5 Donald MacDonald. 6 Glen Lea, ‘I Ralph Lea. B Eveline MacNeill. O Allan Currie. _

Grade V-l Bernrice O'Keefe, 2

Grade IV-l Cecelia Currie, 1

pence. Ev¢f¥_PF°ka3‘>3“a"l‘”t”d'

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Margaret Currie, 3 Mildred Goody, 4 Helen MacDonald. 5 Wills Herring. Grade II-l Cliff Den, 2 Frelda Carver, 2 Lloyd McLeod, 4 llrelda Carver. 6' Myrtle Coady. Grade I-l Gerald MacDonald.

KENSINGTON 111GB SCHOOL

Honor Roll — Kenslngton High School, April.

Principal’: Department

Grade X-Senior—l Isabel Mc- Lean, 2 Edith l-logg, 3 Edna Champ- ion, 4 Jennie Paynter.

Grad-s X—Jr.—l Joseph Ready, 2 Eileen McKenna, S Herbert Mc- lienna, 4 Gordon Cooke.

’ Vice-Principal’: Department.

Grade IX-Bn-l Doris McKenzie.

she whispered to herself. i At 12 she rose, nolselessly donned the green flying suit, lselessly crept I down the stairs, on tlploe let her-E self out of the house. She paused lor one last look at the cottage, then dls- appeared in the darkness toward t“! l hangar where the Golden Girl W83 resting. T0 BE CONTINUED ‘in

PROMINENT P. E. ISLANDER I

Prince Edward Island has a noted

lperson of J. A. Currier, who halls lfroin Malpeque, P. E. l. He l! U"! founder, secretary and HEB-WWI‘ 01 ‘the Winnipeg Club o! no: Aurel"- wlth olllce: in the Garland Bulldlnl. says the Oakland Maple Leaf. This bureau safeguards all Canadian-ham who come to Los Arigeles. Three times a year they select special talent to lecture before the nssoclnllon 0h how to become true American citi- zens, and the steps that one mil-il- itake to reach that end.

Mr. Crozler ls a graduate of Doctor

‘Catherine Blackburn's School of Psy- chology in mileage. where he spent itwo years; also of School o! Scienti- "nc salesmanship at Evanston, Illin- lols. He was a student of Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, PEI.

Last July he was on a trip to Can- ada and visited hLs old home ln P. E. I. On this trip he spoke before the Kiwanis Club o! WInXIlPBEI he also lectured in Vancouver. During the World War he was under the British Consulate Service, and toured over the States of Arizona, New Mexico. Texas and Wisconsin, speaking be- fore crowded houses on the urgency of buying Liberty Bonds and thrift stamps. In-1lll4 he returned to Can- ado and enlisted in the 90th Winni- peg Riﬂes. 1n that year Great Brit- ain and Canada selected 4B men am- ong their army officers to spread use- fulpropaganda 1n the United States and Canada, and Mr. Crozler was the oﬂlcer commandi

Mrs. Crozler, whose maiden name was Emma Walker, is a native of London, Ont, and a woman who shares some of the business succes: of her husband. Horatio Walker. known as the Mlllette artist of Can- ada, l: Mrs. Walker’: brother. He is a member of the Royal Academy of London, England.

In Mr. Crozieru omce one duds two large sllk flags, one British, the other American, gifts of Mr. McCurdy. ,managing director of the Winnipeg Tribune. Also large photographs where he ls seen on the platform with the late Lillian Russell. and Mr. Ray- mond, the famous actor. An inter- view with Mr. Crozler becomes a re- velation of business success. l-le owns one ofthe finest modern homes in Z405 Angelou. He is held in much es- teem by the Winnipeg Club and oth- :r socletlea.

= rouaun ii. uncanny.

. t AliNESS Buzzing Head-Noises Caused By Catarrh

1 Nine cues in ten are due to C:- l tarrhal Inﬂammation. Based on the experience of other: who have been relieved of troublesome bur-ling in the can, you can count on the cﬂectlve action of Catarrhoaone. No medicine to take-you breathe the healing vapor of Catarrhoaono through a small pocket inhaler and derive rc- nilt: quickly. Catarrh of tn: middle our l: routed out. Bearing fmprovea. Road noise: cease.‘ Catarrh in the non, throat. oar: -' whatever lo- cated. yield: to Catarrliouonc. You

' Marjorie Adleck.

2 Ann: Heggarty, 3 Miller Waite, 4 (xlla Glover.

Grade lX—Jr.—-1 Dorothy Howard, 2 Greta Bernard, 3 Elva Caseley.

Grade VIII-l Linda Hardy, 2 Irene Caseley, 3 Jimmy Cousin: and Billy MucLean, 4 Earl Braham.

Mlu Profitt‘: Department I‘

Grade VII—1 Qllve Reeves, 2 George Lewis, 3 Glen Inglis, 4 Nor- man l-logg.

Grade VI—1 Helen Watson, 2 Nor- ma Clark, 3 Grace Sample, 4 James Kennedy.

Miss Ready’: Department

Grade V-1 Enid Lockhart, 2 Al- bert Thompson, 3 Marjorie Kennedy, 4 Gertrude Cameron.

Grade IV-l Jean Profltt and Toch McKe a, 2 Don Maclhy, 8 Elmer Moan‘, 4 Rﬂdelltl. Melanin.

Mia: Hlgﬂna‘ nepumuiiii

Grade lIl-l ‘Millie Beairsto, 2 Reta Clark, 3 Iva Champion, 4 Rlll: Braham. _

Grade II-l Mary Caseley,-2 David Gin-man, 3 Anlcetc Braham, 4 Elmer Champion.‘

Mia: Thompson‘: Department

Grade ll—Jr.-1 Helen Higgins.

Grade I-A-l George McKay, 2

They seem miracles of ﬁne workmanship, our dainty Gruen wristlets-—so small, made of so many tiny parts, yet so accurately adjusted, so durable, so dependable! None but craftsmen like those of the Gruen Guild, combining in- herited skill with advanced teclinical methods,

Shown here is the a worthy addition to

could produce them. Guilds latest creation,

our large display of exquisite Gruen ivristlets —a display well worth visiting. any time.

Gruen “Crouwi-Gunrd" Sport Carfouche, with YlllbUIl 0v strep,

Come in at

Carrnuclir. wlid avid. $50

plain or rvigiwrd cute, $40

PV. IV. WELNER LTD.

JEWELERS SINCE 1868 Charlottetown

Keith Kennedy, 3 David McLean, 4 Georgie Kennedy. Grade I-B-l Lily Hunter, 2 Percy

Folland, 3 Arthur Watson, 4 Morris isunvart and Clark. . 3. Duncan Jay. i iequuit Grid! l~—c—l 3011b! BMW. 2 Grade I Jr.: ‘ Grade

Leslie Comeron. 3 Hollis Cameron. Grade 1—D-l Anna. Caseley, 2

Blair McDonald, 3 Wendell Profltt,

4 Laird McDonald. —Y

r YORK scnzoi.

Report for month of April.

Grade X-l Roy Vesey.

Grade Ill-l Donald Boothroyd, 2 Aletha MacDonald. 2 Loiil: Veaey.

Grade VIII-l Vaunda Wattsyl Verna Vesey.

Grade VII-l Willie Crockett, 2 Naomi Beaten.

Irede April.

2. Bessie Clark; 3.'Be_rnlce Dunn. j Grade I Sn: V . l, Doris Leard; 2. Claud Allieck;

r-‘uunumcrou sciiooi.

l l Grade X-l Catherine Stevenson. l Grade IX-l Ruby Stevenson. ‘ Grade VIII-l Wesley Murray, 2 Milton Ciitcliffe. Miller Stevenson. l

l. FY81“ Mill-Will; 2, Phyllis Leard; .l~Iicko>:. ‘ 3, Layton Smullwood. Prim-Mr. C. McDonald. Asslst.-B. C. McLeod

Grade VI—1

l John Morrison. ,

Grade Ill-l Mllner Hill.

Grade VI—- Edith Cutcllffe, 2 Mary ‘Ross. 3 Beatrice Stewart, 4 Sheldon Murdock Slewarl V»-l Roland I-llckox, 2 Jolw

Helen Stevenson. i lwiimoiii Scllnr, a Louis l-lickoxJ

Grade Il—l Milton Cutcllffc. 2 Wal-

rlcton School for the month of lrr Ross.

do Sellar, 3 Willliim Hill. _ Grade I—Sr.-l Adelina Cutcliffal The following is the standing of , Elverctt Ross, 3 Euphemla Ross. 4 Les-

Grade I—Jr.—l Ivan l-llll. Perfect attendance: Edith Cuiclllll ll-lclen Stevenson, Wllmoiit

Sellir

Wilfred Nicholson. Teacher ,

Grade VI—1 Robert: Brown. 2 Raymond Vesey.

Grade V-l Stanley Crockett.

Grade 1'V—l Miriam Veaey, 2 Allco Crockett, 3 Lloyd Veaey.

Grade II-l Raymond Watts, 2 Grace Watts and Arthur MacDonald (equal), 3 Ruby Watts. s

Grade 'I--A—l Arnold Vosey, 2 Adele Watts, 3 Dorothy Watts.

Grade I-B-l Dickie Vesey. 2 Irene Vesey.

Grade I-(‘P-l Freddy Keller.

Perfect Attendance: Raymond Vescy, Roberta Brown. Grace Watts, Clifford Chappell, Raymond Watts, Dorothy Watts, Irene Vesey. Adel: Watts.

A. Pearl Vesey, teacher

MT. STEWAIT ECIIOOI.

Honor Roll for March and April. Grade X: ,

l, George MeAssey: 2, Mary Mo- Asklll. Grade IX:

l. Iorralne Tlmmlna: 2. Margaret Martin: S. Cathie Melted. Grads VIII:

l, Inc: Dunn; 2, Margaret Mc- Leod; 3. Frank Mcuod. . Grade VI: '

l, 1d: Clark; 2, Oliver linlth; l.

Grade V 5n:

1. Edlon Allleck; 2, Boula Adleck; 2, Boyd MacDonald and Barron Mac- Donald. ' Grade V Jr.:

l, Florence Martin; 2, bone: I. Gilbert Tlmirilnl. Grado I11:

l, Kenneth Ciiarinan- and immi-

Knu-

cun purohuao l two-month‘ treat- mant for 01.00. or a smaller all: for l0 will. at any drown. . ,____-_~:

dra Martin (equal); 2, llella Afloat; 2. Johnnie lmallwood. Grade II 8n: - I ~

Lllartlaﬂlrtllﬂlimarhl. Blah lmallwood. . r _ Crude I! In:

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Are Healthy

AT n joy are children to tho healthy mother! _

u. Jglgrlutlon they are when mother l: weak, 11""

8o many lhouaundn hupplnea: by ualng Dr. Ch clown nervous ayatom that there cloudy of this treatment. .~

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blood an Installed

health and vigor. ..........""" i‘... sills!" u" "- -=~' "m".

/ Dr. Chascfs Nerve Food-

The Greatect of Nerve Reatoratlve:

n Molthefs Nes, i

hr WOIIICII have found IIGIIIII m1! nae‘: Nerve Food to nature the rllll lp no quoallon a: lo the cﬂi-

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