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Brrrrtary—Ll0ut.-Col. l). A. blurlilnmrn. II. H. 0.

Editor and llunagln ulreclor-J. ll. Burnett.

Associate Editors-Frank Walker um! ll. h. Currie Morning Ilnily llnllmlﬂl H047) 85.00 per your (In advance) alellrend- [Lilo per yen- (ln advance) mailed In (‘anmin and Unllcd Staten.

sorts av TIIE WAY‘ m,” l $003» at

ﬁnurs‘

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Sir George Foster's active con- nection with pJllliCﬁ slmnncd nearly half a century‘ says the Ottawa Jouhrul: l-le served in the c billets of every Conservative Prune Min- LL81‘ but one; was fol years .Mlll- lster of Finance; also Munster of Commerce. Yet, alter a lifetime of service. after being on the "in- side" of governmt-nt and politics for flfty years, the thrift and the sav- ings oi his life left him with $58,000. Let us llopc some suuffcrs take note-the sort of people, who. ministering to their own vanity by professing to be cynical, speak of those who are in politics for “what they can get out of it." Sir George‘ Foster's st0ry-and it was tlic‘ story of Fielding and Laurier and Thompson and Bowell and many another~is the answer to this ignorance. Our public men, in the main-and it ls one glory of which] democracy may b0i1St—hlVB bcenllnvestigations of heart disease men of the highest intcgmy and ‘among children in San Francisco, of unchallcngcable financial hon-{Clevcland and Philadelphia, and esllq ' lwhile the results show that a con-

TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1932

95$ P111118 "P. the competing nat- ions find they are not in a position

Tomorrow will see the farmers lto turn out manufactured goods to

of the Province in annual confer-i i pete 1th once in Charlottetown. The annu- Wm W the United 3mm md

I J . d tl '. ll meetings of the agricultural or- “Ian L?“ Ozlrlsjiufm y a atuamm a: en w c 1s a menace to

‘anmﬂom during Farmers‘ week lthe peace of the world Ja h ' - PM! 8.5

"a properly regarded as even“ o! ‘stolen a march on the other nat. great importance to all classes of I'm“ by maklng conquest in china ‘ our citizens. Prince Edward Island, rand gradually strengthening he; as an agricultural Province, is par- lwld or a tremendous potential ‘ ticularly interested in matters oi lmarkét ml, her manulactured goods this kind‘ Th“ yen’ “a usual‘ ma“: The League of Nations, supposedly will be addresses by outstanding the gunrdlan o’ the peace o! the authorities as well as informal dis- ‘walla, flmlgll l5 clleckmatcd, and cussions and routine business, It is llle seirclary‘ slr Erlc Drunumnd’ to be hoped that the fine weather l5 so dlsoouraged all“ he has de_ prevailing so far during the winter cued to Tetra It m“ be that h“ Wm mnmme’ that a “We "limb" ‘retirement heralds the brcak up of; oi representatives from every part ‘llle Lmglld For llle Sake o; lllel‘ Order appears to be getting “ l or m’ Frown“: Wm am-‘Yid the lworld, and in the interests 0g all‘ quickly re-establishcd in India.

meetings, and that they will find mllcemed_ llle some, the people all ‘Three committees appointed by the l ‘hell. llsll to cllarlolmlown both lall nations M: upon the plea ovlRound Table Conference have left l pleasant and promabm the Prlmatc and ‘j London for Delhi to conduct ' ‘ 79mm t‘) ‘he “'°T" certain investigations preliniin IYY

ﬂhll! oi the God of their fathers, to the establishment oi constitut- tfhe better for all concerned, (or tonal Government. The menace thus only can the world be made oi terrorism has disappeared, and a lthe re-establishment oi law and

safe for dlmomacy as m genera-order is the best possible vindic- ation of the Government's firm- ness in dealing with the situation. A significant development is the most recent attitude assumed by

FARMERS’ WEEK MOST naanr DISEASE crisps

sec-m nv cruumoon

As heart disease stands at the head of the list as u cause of death, naturally every possible means is now being taken throughout the world to learn its cause and preven. tion.

l-Ieretofore practically all the re. scorch work has been done on adults, many of whom naturally would not remember their child. hood ailments, tonsilitis, rheuma. tism, scarlet fever, diphtheria and so forth.

Recently there have been three

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sidcrable number oi children are born with a defective heart, the mﬂlorilty of cases give a history of rheumatism or rheumatic fever. This history naturally was occur. ate as the rheumatism had occurred such a short time previously. About 2 per cent oi the school children have hcart disease.

Not all these ‘rheumatic’ cases gave 0 ilisfory oi rheumatic fever or St. Vitus Dance: in fact many of them gave simply a record 01' ton- sillitis, or an unexplained fever var- 1011513’ called inﬂuenza, t .- pnell- movie crowing pains, uni‘ painful joints.

Scnrlct fever and diphtheria were the cause of many of the other @0505. and it is now believed that measles is also a factor in the caus. ution of heart disease.

As most cases of heart disease start in childhood it looks like good

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LOCKED DOORS

_ Irﬂthéiw Charlottetown has err-l toyed the rﬂllltation d: being truism" 10m; past. 110 Io to sleep for the most part ‘ ~""" MT" I CALL IONG DISTANCE ‘with unlocked doors. Our people are I law abiding. and burglai l th Th i Y l . i have been r res n e l e “““‘~".""‘“°“"“"““~‘ he” oil Gandhi, who now declares his will- . ' 9w and f“ bbﬁhe Al"canad‘an 0°55‘ m cmistﬂngness to re-opcn the whole ‘Ween n 5-5 We $0 88y that fromlTelcflhone Service remnds us that.‘ question of Indian self-government 5o 9° 75% "Y ‘he T094811?! calmly we are speeding ahead 1n all means on a broader basis of compromise "ti" t» Mt nightly Wit/h unboltedoi annihilating distance Already‘ m“ “e P"'"‘°“5‘Y °°“‘°mp‘*“°“'

dqogg_ 1t comes lllerelm. wllh‘ h , v Biatain has given abundant and re- ' e we Me the aeruplane “ma? “m1 peated proofs of her forbearance

TH_E CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

The Arrogant Robin

(Ottawa Journal)

One of the charming things about British public men is that they are so free from the single- track mind, so capable of occasion- ally forgetting politics and discuss- ing literature. music, art, nature. Also, they know how to be human. Lord Crewe, in his -recent biog- raphy oi Raosebery, shows that when that great orator and states- man was at the height of his fame, hs greatest delight was in playing the violin. and that nothing pleased him more than to act as leader in a small local orchestra. And Rnseberry. as those who have followed the careers of British statesmen well know, was no ex- ceptlon.

We are reminded o! this by read- ing a, recent speech oi Lord Grey, Britain's great ell-Foreign Secret- ary, and one oi her elder states- men. Although the world is plagued with political and financial upheavals, with we: debts and reparations, and trouble in India and elsewhere, Lord Grey dealt with none of those things. He spoke on the robin. Indicated it. Oi course the robin he referred t0 was not our robin which is a thrush, but the smaller English redbreast. However, the traits of the two birds are somewhat similar.

Lord Grey began by saying that. moved by that famous “pathetic fallacy" which has provided so many pretty forages and some pis- sages of great poetry, we had 1n- vested tlle- redbreast with an at mosphere of benevolence that, was singularly absent from the room's behavior. It would be overdoing it to say that we had canonized a crook. for that would suggest an clement of deception, and there wasnothlng atall furtive about the robin; it. was Just bold, self-con- fident, and self-interested. "Mos: quzrielsumejlt had a pleasant face.l

awthlne of In la-r to find thatlthe Mainland, bringing mails and “m, gcnemlly lo ll“, people u, "WWW"! bwslw have passengers. We have broadcasting man. The strong hand is the taken advantage of this confidence by radcgraph. connecting us with demonstration now required, to 5nd QiY-etlf walked mm the resi-‘al! mus of the emmrmnl as well show that forbearance is not fcar rlenoes of u. number of leading as Ellml-lel and no“, we and that generosity is not weak- cmmm’ “m! made away “Em whac‘ ‘ All-Canadan Tvlcphone Ma

sense to try to prevent the ailments that are responsible, ,

Thc chief causes are tonsillitisl‘ scarlet fever and diphtheria, and. children should be protected against these ailments. r

Thc tonsils should not be remov- cd We" if 111MB if they lire healthy. As tonsils are ﬁlters, and help to; ‘M55103’ harmful organisms, they should not be removed just; because infected tonsils cause rheumatism and rheumatism causes heart dis- mse- A5 1on8 as the tonsils are healthy they are serving a useful Purpose in the body. If they be. oomo unhcnlthy the" they should be removed. It is quite possible for a youngster to have an attack of innsillitis and even an attack of rheumatism without an apparent; heart nilmcnt following, but; the lloint to be remembered is that‘ most cases of heart disease follow rheumatism following tonsillltis.

As for diphtheria and scarlet fev-

lllem w“ be n0 5w, ollllllolls lllllll cr it ls now possible to prevent those ments have taken place, Germany d“ _ l ~ gczous ailments by innoculation

regard to the success of civilization. l shall have lo be content wll; ml and vaccmmon The question that occurs to the, enlargementof the morltorium per-l ‘ ' l

‘phllcsclpher and llllnkel- l3, when‘ iod, and ii she gets that she will . _ all these modem appllanws are de; have nothing to complain ‘of, m, This AISO IS Indla ileast till the final rcckonzng is -i—~ , (Vancouver PrOl/nce) Here is a different picture from

Yf-‘ktlﬁd to ther utmost capazitypyllcd l where will man himself u in? ‘ ' 4

e uebe Govemmant this India‘ to Set “lmigslde "1059 mlm c’ R wmeu‘ M8116“ “ma” °I~ yo? in ctzmmittinit the province m "m" “'° m" be“ Bettina lately: cumda’ prune“ m” “mess were‘ expenditures that will total some and We think it might W be 60n- bc an almost immediate ceccssion of: Oure chccse exports when at, eight million dollars in excess oi imered awn‘; Wm‘ ‘hem- L°Yd W11- the manufacture of ammunitions‘ ll-lell- maximum 25 years lthose of the boom year of 1923-29. i 12.25;?“ h‘? hem "P to Sukkar, Ind armaments there will be unl- l mounted w In that year it budgeted for some we o 51nd’ t° dedicate the

ago a.-

Wersal disaster. What is needed, he he“ tnmtlry 234'00o'0oo $31,000,000 expenditure, whereas waft“: oziwoglireyiirlgfrqagexrgwrf-

rounds-wt yo eBitish - _5 . wass ga-

Zlhhna’ h @- great muvement back‘ r m“ the "m"! ﬁscal YE“ n is budget ion Drvlccts of the world. The Bri- God. and a return to the relig-

kct- FY11‘ the calendar year i930 the 1n ' g for ovcr $39,000,000 in ordnary llqh have ~ I put the mighty Indus ion of our fathers. We are reaping‘ 80000 000 pounds what a help m

figure was (low t l'ttl r (it without nunting . . n ‘o a l e ma‘ budgmln; cor ex- lmdm tribute to agnculture’ and what our materialistic ancestors ward balanc m, our trade it would lraordlnwy expendlmres Thls lgildgfll dmllllions ll) cultiable i -= ' ' = n . icre wll be three sowed. A k in th i th . ‘ i ' . h d i -

L way bac e nnetecn Ibo, suggests the Toronto Mull and 316 lairllgllcsthfﬁggirrc cgrthrclllclaslncg million tons more of wheat and cc“ “Ty the mdustﬂausus ‘if m3‘ Enm rc. if the old rate of exports w e ‘ y .. Vt tl p‘ me a year’ “my mckm" w m“ land, qel-lllally and the U“ led had been m lit i5 $4,157.69? i" 0X69» l‘ 1° e5 -' the human mouths of India as a

“mwumd! T719 Bllblﬂtl mated expenditure for the fiscal l-lls l; l l . ' emu’ Wm‘ Jam“ f“ the "a" h” m“ d‘“"-‘">°d at "m" meek‘ your 19301931 To maintain this :11 l ems “Ork- v _'.. - . e

""“'M " “m1”? °°mp°ml°n ‘m’ in!“ of dduyincrrs associations m‘ boom time expenditure additional the nixmillltjytirslslngwlsreterle rsrlllws o!

‘ ~ es u industrial supremacy. concentrating Ontario. n1. J. A. Ruddick, dad-l,‘ taxes have already been imposed. in the slim-breaks through n: all their energies on the invention ccmmirsioncr, referred to tlzc in- and more taxes have been anltt-l moummn demos m’ 155'" "d 9°“ _ 0nd lmnufactws u,’ machinery tolcrcasing demand In England for oumed this week by ‘he Pmvmc“ down through the desert’ of 31nd’ ' _- t _ _ l Treasurer. two thousand miles from its source

l , urn out goods in enormous quant matured clllladml Cheese Th; l0 m dell“ on m h ' ' i B

ities to supply the limited demands nriscs from the fact that. the s or" or the

The process of Spain's transition Arabian Sea, where Gandhi made of the world. Lit-tie thought or ooii-lsuppiy or English and sccwsll from n, Monarchy to a Republic is his famous mnrch lust year, to boil fderotion was given by these in- cheddars of high quality is decrcﬂg-

l‘not yct complctc. The old order his rcbcl kcttlcs of salt. It is the

dlwtrhlisti-n to mythic: except ing owing d, ,l,,_, wow.” demandmas changed, but 1c has not yct Hvcr of many mouths. its ditlbll oc- .. " given place to a new era of stable Cuoyinc 150 miles of coastline, al-

pmnt‘ The!’ “m! and obkcw wcrelmr mm‘ 7'” city mnsil-mpiifm- D11 government and Detvcful dcvcloll- ‘vays changing its course alter

, l to manufacture as ChBRply as pns-fIzuddit-k thinks that this (‘llannnl-‘mellt The repercusslolls ol- llle nntcly blessing and cursing the

Iible and sell at the mnximum‘for thr- d’ msal or Canadan cheese‘ Imtl-Monarchiorl revolution are 5mm ‘if 51nd — the 15nd 0f Zfeat profit. Actual consideration for thclllrllat ,,-_l llle m,“ encouragement: ‘imililhts bmke" by great cloud-

‘ still being felt, and the popular un- l ts — n. dcscrt with a. l lndlvldual w,“ largely m; Oll; o; l), “l,” ll . fresh which produced it has by n0 “"5 rver w ‘ no n l" moose ‘mmmdimenns spent its force. Had the re- ‘mwm? thrwﬁh- It ha! awaited

have an m Sic-nice , 3V9!‘ 1d dll 1 . , .,_ hands By Co“ . ma y 3y "fwirrhwh we m!“ "hi" m- Ym." “m” ’l‘hrcc firings are clear, says an l ' ‘m’ The Wu” m‘ “m‘a‘“"ltO mrnmuticate drvctiy- in business Exchange 1n connection with the "HY- “missile B "amine w Cmﬂor friendship, “m. pfcyplg as m war debt situation. One is that a

Z0118 that, in future they must loclwdlsgln; d5 Vancouver. To-dny dl5_ revision downward of all oblig- thelr doors before reti: ng, a, wam- l n . , ations relating to the war, repar- ance means przntically noih-ng.‘ Minn mdemnltles as we“ as actual

n mic . . » iclgupgn higrmsotuiﬁdg Yigtbemaie méwondcrs o! tlhe age m ‘m ch war debts, is essential to the re-l

' ‘ ' " “'6 11"‘? a" bewmmg oommﬁnlllﬂce. storation of normal economic con- nle not ma“? cm” or “W!” M1130 Illluchso thzitpeoplc fake practiu-l‘ ditionn throllilhollt the xvorld. An- tm- AmerLcan continent that can ally m: granted the trementloiis‘olhﬂl‘ is that the damages assessed -3: “the ﬂattering unction to their progress we are making ugh against Germany d" beyond 11°F 5313-" 3713’- BYPEI‘ could rest undis- the devclonnent of scientific pro-l power to pa“ ‘and must be reduced‘

lubed by “Al. of bmgl r. I l_ I _ lThe third is that any such reduct- 3 5 i 5 an cesscs. Somchmcs the question is lon must be accompanied by ml trainee of progress, or a sign 0f ‘

asked WhTihPT 0U!‘ PYPSPYW Chili‘ even more drastic cut in war debts, .<5'~@-1’-Y!9. fhﬂt W9 mil-R n01‘ ha“? zation is a faiure. So far as thcin order to place the Allied coun- lo fﬂort to the means of locked adgmlon c; male, al wllwlllellces l‘ tries in a financial position which @007! Yo keep unwelcome nigh‘.

lo sull the lmlvldual ls concerned; will be at lcnst no worse than that ml; ‘yawn at ban readjust-

th m

vof Gcrminy. Till these

‘ WHITHER ?

BBQ-king on. disarmament, and the neoesazry conxplement c! dis- continuing tl-ie manufacture of‘ Implements of war, the Most Rev.

MARKET you cmzzasu

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the country mlght- not have talmn civilization in its sands and clays, " in thirnlgh-forgotten

long to settle down and become Lhm t l stabiitzcd to the new ordcr of; y can “r c5‘ The enginccr has come to 31nd

things. As it is, the new Govern-

t last . and has put the‘ mi he ~ m1 l - a B Y mmt h” to cope w “Hemp 0y and rebellious Indus under lock

ment want cnd distress. its well as

, ' ' . d key. The job has taken m m .c u m I"

with nn aficrma of uni-cs an years’ employing 80,000 men, and

d1. d r ch as follows the b'r'.h 01411.; zvolution and it is mani- ‘ cost!“ "moomooo" The concrete

fcstly not equal to the task.

cmmhT-d ha‘ f .t-iz‘.- l ,.=, » l l‘ mo o B)’ we ma‘ nr grow-n: 1 i, ll .t.1.n fills the de-l‘ volllllon occunﬂl l“ normal llmes the coming oi the engineer, while l er manufacture d. producs than u. l, mnui q: “Y ll aicllllnlllan choc“. nnd been followed by a its flood waters have inundated l4 have need for, and we have more '11,. "M; scllolll, l_.vll,lllallll ll, period of lliﬂefal PT°5P°TitY~ and obmcrme “h” Peoples and

unemployed than there is actunllliic Old Country 1m". men fvminst work for. The nations of Europcfcnnlcizmi 1' vcrc made l-l cold realm ghs, just as does the Unltcd md;ll,~.._ ll-llllll has bu?“ dcsﬁrlbcd States. The United States is in the n5 "lull, llllvallcsq and Una,” happy position of having no 1Yn"(f‘,'l(‘,'ll'(~" -l-ll,.l,, ls S: ll a gum d!» mediate neighbor of whose com-jlllnml ll, ll“, Oll Country my l.“ petition she is afraid. In Europe it good lll_,- l ,,, - _ v is different. ﬁance and Italy nndmnd b; lll,,.ll_fz . , Germany and Great Briton ll2\\'{"g~_;l§;ln lllllcnlnkcrs “m mt onlyl "w: “nun hanging ‘n the balanuxvﬁtmw‘ "i Profitable b::.";1ic‘»s for-l SPMICIIK 0f M8‘. Kiﬂfs Wlnvvllcl 59am a 511° qumw“ °f wmmcpl‘ 3h""‘P‘-'-"» bu‘. wll nlso n-lii‘. tw-“Dccwh the Toronto Star says that cial markets. With the tremendous‘ rQ-(gfpjfijl lllc laluc Cl me m” Ihcrc 1.: s1 much to criticim in Mr, difficulty is not 1n (lecldlllg when ‘wll- debts and accumulated intcr- adian dollar, Rrnncft that fir. King's diffcvliv to begin but in knowing whgl-g 7,9

record of

to begin. Our own Lmprcssion says the Mxll and Empire from M» King's spceclzcs is that his mall;

“. must have been in deciding where, leave off.

but its private life was a. dlsgraceﬁil Proceeding, 10rd Grey said that l the most unimaglnative of country

boys would regard it as definitely {of the export trade in furs exceed- unlucky to stone a. robin, but the id that of any other product. This robin itself would notice nothing at , has been greatly changed, yct the all lndusplcldlls about killing an- l total output has not declined, and andiCanada may still which struck the I the last great fur preserve of the

pleasantly fromlworld. In 1667 exports of furs to was a wM-nlng ‘l France and the West Indies were alued at 550,000 francs. In 1850, trade ta- lue of raw

other robin. Its Autumn Winter song, human ear so

gardens and hedges.

to other birds of its kind that they 1V l ll the first year for which

llls awn; ol- bles are available, the va us, be may ‘ furs exported was moses (screw); ‘for the twelve months ended June

must not intrude on territorywhic the singer regarded as that if they did they m to be beaten off or to fight to the l death. ‘ And yet, to Grey toned down hfs arraignment If ever there was a bird ‘that was I an individualist, ii ever there was a creature that suffered from the). “arrogance” which England had recently been invited to repudiate, the robin was it. But if it boldly resented the intrusions of its own kind, that very boldness helped to make it appear the friend of man; supported by courage or curiosity. it approached him more readily than most birds, and man repaid that confidence with his protection and approval. And so while the robin was a. truculent little rascal, it had a lot of good points, and was a splendidly vigorous morsel of life. It’; would be a good thing for the world if it had more public men like Lord Grey-men with a. sense of proportion, a sense of humor, and n. sense of beauty. All his life, though immersed in great affairs, he has loved birds. A. G. Gardiner tells how, on one occas- ion, a certain famous Englishman. driving through a bitter rain mzross a Northumberland moor. met an old man plodding along on foot. It was Lord Grey, who had walked five miles from his home to cover a bird's nest that he knew was in the vicinity. and which he hoped to protect from the storm.

Fur Export An Ancient Trade

(National Revenue Review) Although settlement has rapidly extended, the fur trade of Canada is in no immediate danger of ex- tinction. A century ago the value

darn is nearly a mile long, with sixty-six spans each sixty feet. Wide. and the tamed stream is led i-hmillh more than six thousand miles of canals.

“Three. of the seven main canals 0f ﬁll! mat enterprise." said Lord WlIIIIISdOXI. M he unlocked one of the steel gates, "have bed level; broader than the Suez Canal." m!" W!" 01d. dried-up channels of the Indus fifty miles away from "l Present bed. A difference of 018M! Icet between highest water and lowest has been recorded. The "Lloyd 3mm" has written an end to that chapter in the chroui. clu of Bind. running back to 1m. memorial times, and has begun the writing of mother. It is an ou- thentio picture of the British‘ ed- cupotion of India. and it is "m1 putting lion! with those gum-g we have been gettlng,

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AFTEBWABDS

When the Present has latched its postern behind my tremulous l

stay, ‘

And the May month ﬂaps its gladf _

green leaves like Win88.

Delicate-filmed as new-mun sllk.;

will the neighbors any.

“He was a man who used to notice

such things"?

If it be in the dusk when, like an

eyelid’: soundless blink,

The dewfall-hawk comes crossing

the shades to alight the wind-warped thorn, a gazer may think,

"To him this must have been a

familiar sight."

If I pass during some nocturnal blackness, mothy and warm, When the hedgehog grovels furt-

ively over the lawn,

One may say, "He strove that such should

innocent creatures come to no harm,

But he could do little for them; and

now he is gone."

If, when hearing that I have been stiller! at last, they stand at

the door,

that winter sees,

Will this thought rise on those who

will meet my face no more.

"He was one who had an eye for

such mysteries’?

And will any say when my bell oil quittance is heard in the

gloom,

And a crossing breeze cuts a. pause‘!

in its out-railings,

new hell's boom,

.“I-Ic hcnrs it not now, but uscd to

notice such things"?

be described

. r30, 1920, the value was $20,417,329; wml ll", and, mﬂllrbr 192a, s24,1s1,zoa; and for 1930 was $17,187,399. The market took $9,453,322 worth in 1929-30 and the United States most of the remainder.

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furs, and the home consumption, planted its furthest outpost; wlll ‘are annually increasing with the still have to be reckoned by m, fgrowth of wealth and population. hundreds of thousands of square

Watching the full-starred heavens ‘ The area which will continue to miles.

furnish furs when settlement hasl

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‘IT 1s HARD TO EQUAL THE Flavor; ‘ AND, AROMA OF B RA H MIN TEA TRY n‘ Sold only in Red, airtight packages.

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