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PICKING PANSIES IN GARDEN —Yo.~=lerduy .\lr. John hit-Lend. ‘lrinhtnn picked punish-s from his ‘zurden. large full grown ones. inst. as pri-iiy n5 in tho llﬂlzglll of ‘ho season. This pnnuy llPtl is siill iii-int: much illllilll'(‘ll not too ‘mi-l for Doc. 1st.

INSTITUTE MEETING. — The "ornwnil-Yorlr Women's llhlllllli! \\'il.‘2 held u! the homo of Mrs Biron \lt'l\llllil11, Cornwall. Nov. 5th. ‘Phoro were present eleven mem- livrs and also our riedior. Various ‘lriltflﬂs were handed in by ih-i members: zind llu-n sold for in. w-iiinii‘ purposus. A lieuuliful u-iiiil~ ‘up. ilonniod liy lllrs. l1. “mm. "i-nllzed ihi- sum oi‘ $5.51), Furiln-r business oi‘ the ovi-iiiin: \\':i.~: plann- ‘IIlI und iliscnssini: nmlivrinl fol ltniilnit: and \'l"i\'llll»‘,‘. Lniv-lu-lm '.\';|.- served .'il lln- voni-iilsioii of til.- "Willlll iiml :1 stirinl hour spend. Tho institute wore invilorl not! lo lho homo oi‘ hire-l. Donn in York Point on Dru, 3.

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MANY THANKS—.'lhr‘ l‘ ii. is- :i<'kiuiii~.li-iluiis with thanks. zippli- jolly and buttermilk Unniel Fraser. _ North River. also ]ll'i‘.‘4t"l‘\'(‘ fmniinlmwr "I m“ ‘my hm“ ‘l5 a good Elllol 590m- prlnlr°se~ ‘the Womvirs Institute of Viriorin.

TORONTO, ONTARIO

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wuAr IS THE PROPER I10lll‘ .1» say 4.30, others 5 tfclonk, but 21s n

hour i1‘ ihc ten you use is .\l0ItSlC'S SllllilllCTlil) ORANGE l’l<ll\'i)l~‘.. TlIPTOiH no time oi‘ the (hi); or niuht when n (‘up oi‘ this wonder’ iul ten doosift tnsic coori, l —-i-o-o->-——~——- \ NOTES ON THE SIXTH P. E. l. EGG LAYING CONTEST FOR THE FOURTH WEEK END- lNG NOVEMBER 28th. 1923

Production in tho l’. l6. l. Em! Laying (‘QIIIPSI is rapidly increas- ing. During" tho week 1T5 eggs woro laid compnrori with S?» for the nrnvlnus \\'('l'l(. Iii!) eggs imvc ln-on lnid to illlil‘.

Mr. Sam Alt-Phorson. pi-n of White Logliornu second with 26E hugs. Tho Exporiiiii-nizil Siniions non oi‘ White Loghorns No. 12 lhiril with 23 eggs. The Experi- mnniiil Stations, pen oi‘ White Log- horns No. 1.'i fourth with-Bi.‘ eggs. Iiir. J. J. hlc(‘illilvray"u pen of White Leghoriis fifth with 21 eggs. mid tho lrlxperimentnl Station's pen of While Leyzliorns Ne. 14 sixth willi 1S eggs.

Tho Expi-rinivninl Stations pen of White Logliornn No. 1.’! li-zids tin- (‘oniost in iluio wiih 52 eggs. Mr. Sam lilcPhori-ioirs pen of Whiio Li-izhnrns lied with thi- Ex- lli'l'lllll‘lllilll Slniinifs pen oi‘ Whiir Li-ghorns No. 12 with ~17 eggs ouch. Thi- l‘l.\'lll'l‘llill‘liii'll Slniioiis [\t‘ll oi’ While Leirlioriis, No. 1-1 third with ~12 i-Kitu. iilr. Evori-it llownifa pen oi‘ White Li-zliorns fourth with 3S) vans. lllr. .l. .l. l\li-.(lilllvrny‘s pen oi‘ White Leghorns lied with tho Exprrliiieiiizil Stniioirs pen of Whin- Lvplioriis. No. 15 for fifth \\‘|lll Ill oggil.

I Mr. Sum hit-Pheruoifs pi-n of While Leghornu iu hlgln-sl pen for tho first fnnr weekly period with

4T eggs. Mr. Evi-rcit lll)‘.t'lll‘ll'!t pi-u oi‘ Whiti- Leizhorus second iwilh fill eggs.

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NOTICE

I am locating in 1 Truro, Nova Sco- tia, Dec. 1st.Any of my patients re- quiring repairs. adjustments and . etc., can mail same to my office there as I will have all their prescriptions m ﬁle.

DR. E. C. HARRIS Optometrist

P

\Vlll('l1 to have zifiernoon tea? Somel

1, Elva hlcLieod, Strathcona. ilCliiot Cnrrlo. Bridgetown.

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Onions

_1. Florence Acorn, Primrose. '

s, l: Wlggiiigtoii, Primrose. Cucumbers

1. lilnry iilcliziy, L‘. Eaten Flay.

Bridgetown. . Beets

1. Estvn Clay. llriilgctoivn. 1!. Norman McLeod, Stfﬁtllﬂflllil. Zl Lyman Ross. Ill'l41lZl'i()Wl1. ~i. Lewis Smith. llploii 5, Wm. Wenthcrliie. Bridgetown.

Pumpkin

1. Lorne Wlgizliigton. Primrose, .2 Sidney s\\'illl0\\’. Albion Cross.

Class 4. Sweet Peas

1. Lorne Wlggington, 2. Florcnca Acorn. 3, Elliot Acorn. l. Alex Clay

Mixed Flowers

1, Lyman Ross, 2. Alex Clay. ". Elliot Acorn. ‘i. Alnhol Swallow, 5, Florence Acorn, Primrose.

Potted Plant

1. Raymond illiicDonnhl. 2. Bernadette lmjDoniihl. 3. lllaurico Breliaut. 4. Warren McDonald, '1, Lilla Swallow.

Class 6.

Red Astrachans 1. Carl Ilnrdctte. 2. John Mc- Leod. 3. Mnry McKay, 4. Clirlstena Pampbell. 5. Ronni McKay. lﬂrathconu.

Duchess 1. Lyman Ross, Bridgetown. 2.

Roma McKay. 3, Lorne Wiggins} ion. Primrose.

Plums l. Lorne Wlggiugton, 2. Ada Acorn. Cloned Strawberries

1. Add Acorn. 2. Dorothy Curr, Upton.

Clue 7

‘ Loaf 1. Elizabeth Campbell, 2. Kathryn Matheson. 3. Marlon Nicholson. 4. llihlu Morris. Bridgetown. Biscuit 1. Kathryn Maths-son. 2. Hilda Morris. 3. Marlon Nicholson. Lemon Plo 1. Hilda Morris. 2. Nicholson, 3. Tenn Primrose.

Marlon Me Donald.

Fudge 1. Alex Clay. 2. Hilda Morris. 3. Ads Acorn. Primrose. 4. Mabel Muthoeon. 5. Marion Nicholson. Glnpsrsnsps

1. Mabel Mstiieson. 2, Tens Mc- Donald. 8, Add Acorn.

Duos I.

I ‘ Truro, S.

.. ,4 I

Calves 1. Norman McLeod. 2, Italeigh Clay. Li, Hector Cautelo, 4. John M. McLeod 5, Clement McDonald

Class 11 Weeds 1. 'l‘cna McDonald, 2, Bcrnadetti

McDonald. 1, Tuna lliicDonaltl, Primrose.

Leaves 1. Mary (Tnntolo. 2. Marlon Nicholson. 3, Hilda Morris. -i.

Elliot Currie. Samples Wood 1, John ltlcheod. 2. Norman Mc- Leod. 3. Esdale Burdett. 4. O'Leary Morris. Class 12. 2nd Reader Exercise Book 3rd Renderr-l, Marlon Nichol

son. 2. Elliot Currie. 3, Hlld Morris.

Map Drawing 3rd Reader

1, Marlon Nicholson. 2. Elliot Currie. 3. Hilda Morris.

41h Render I\'li\ll-“l.'"I. Zllur "ﬂnlelo. 2. Irene Mmxuniy.‘ x

Minnie Ciintclo. ~i, Kathryn Mat). econ.

(a) Fruit Drawing Jlll1l(\l‘.'——-l "Weary lilorris, L’. llzirohl llinllio on.

eh) Art. drawing (Svniorlrr Hilda Morris. 2. Marlon Nk-holsor It, Mary (‘nnte-lo. 4. lllabel liurrloii

‘lcl 1. Elliot (‘nrrlra

1. O'l_.enry hlorris. lll'lll)_'(‘l(l\\ll Penmanship

1. Elliot (‘llrrllh 2. hlnrlo Aiﬂln-ni 3» M"?! McKay, 4. Rzrvinond Mi- Donald, 5. Aubrey llurdi-tt.

(b) 1. Hilda Morris. 2. hlnrioi Nicholson. ii. Ile-rtiia Smith. -l filuthi-stm Albion. 5, Juliu Mnlht-s on. Albion.

(c) 1. Kathryn, lilzithi-son. J Yllnry Cantelo 3. Ada Acorn. »i Mnbol Burclett. 5. hlabvl hlutheson

SPORTS Fifty yard Gash Boys under I2

1. Clement iilncDonald, Primroal 2, Reggie lllatheson, Albion (‘ros Alex Johnston. 4. Dan Acorn. Primrose.

Boys under 9 years

1. Ralph Durdvtt. Strntheona. 2 Alex Clay, 3. Sterling hlvlmod. 4 Lorne Burdeit.

Boys over 9

1, Raymond McDonald, 2. John McLeod. Wheel Barrow Race (over 9 years)

l. John Cantelo. 2. Norman Mc- Leod. 3. Alox Clay. 0‘Lenry MOITll (equal) 4. John McLeod. Wheel arrow Recs (over 12 yours‘

l. LOTIIB Wiggington. 2- D811 Acorn. Hectorn Centelo. 3. Esdnlr Burdett. George McLeod.

Jockey Recs ‘ l, Rlolilo Msthecoii. A. D. Mc-

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, I AX!) SHOP from Holman‘! cIlal-lol- PURE WOOL BLANKETS. 5 BRIDGE-TOWN SCHOOL FAIR v pound to the pair. tor week-end per _ , t q l I m“ wok NQTE; __. Advergigin lggalg pair $7.50. Moore & McLeod Llm l.- Bridge own .eioo ' l ‘ i _ I I h _ - . g @<l~—11-ﬂ<l-2l- vllwa o" WB*l"“-*"‘“Y Se" 19"" n“ l N connection with this vital issue, there are some facts which cost five cents per word, payable ____ _ following sch...“ 100k purl. I I ‘ _ . in advance “my IDEAL snorrmc no or llritigelmrn, Primrose. union you should know and think about" before you allow your . ' "n," grglil>o;'g;ﬂrl;;g;§§ g}u}"*;§§;i A,";;<*";. P1951“, mil, Lﬁf_§f‘_‘}"°“"~ church m be legislated out of existence. FOR SALBTSlnKBr sewing Mu“ cileltlollind llVonld make on nil- M) (“Huh l v b U YOY K\'()\\'

ghllmul“ 5&2? condmon‘ proprliite Xmas gift.‘ Only 60c. at- _Class 1 D . '

“m” ‘“‘ w‘ Gllimllil" ("lim- l o t 1. There are 100,000 members of the Presbyterian Ohurdh wllio

lRREslsTmLEl m" I'm“ ‘My vsnuou l METT-IIODIST AN-l a s have never ‘had a chance to vote on itlhirs qustion of Union? shopping hug for only 60c. ut Guur- N M __ , _ i l‘ 3U _ p .1 h , 1 , ‘ M ‘ _ _ - V _ _ _ ',_ ‘ 1- “A” i ‘.1. i \ 1' "‘ i' -. S 1.4. ‘ ~ _“ ~ UTTLE GWLS’ PULLOVER dlleilftlinldﬁllutgilrfgl‘ "lldllllvklulﬂy mm M“ collll‘sixllal‘l(ll‘<lttl?nfl ilullldld ("l l llh ‘ ‘ l] 1 l1 ' “l1 l" ' ' ll d ' l wwontcrg for ugeuiwo to six yours ' ‘ " y ‘ ‘~- yllfﬁillﬁtlilllhhljja Clio-Q“ ' t . 8 PEOI) 8'—Vl 0 (lit! l. L C UIC ——-.ld\/e DQVGI‘ a S. singe $1.25‘, Aloore & hiclmoil Limited. W“ A _ y ~ i‘ -'~ .- ' ' . r I r "to u S S? ' . “m”. “ERAIIJIOATE iuvulnsss’ ileoiiiii-ig. . chance to iotc on the 1 1 l ed til » ii.".-'-;‘.f"'.li'.‘l' ‘;:..2:"'"...::...r;r: Wm‘ H" W" K-w" POINT PRIM.-l‘rca<:liing ni . ‘_ ’ ' “ “ " ,. ‘ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Point Prim Ml Selillﬂlll “Hit M“ "H 0,15 .. Qﬂjjjnmffbflfli“ ,.,’.,§§‘,‘§f.l; 1. That it is now eight ylears since the people had a chance to . ,., ,. ~-.~--- t‘ i. u. . . . . ~ . . . nmmlm‘ _._* . SMALL B°Y$' Bl-MIK AND fl, wm. Burlue, rriiiiroii». 4. Morris vote on tlhe question of union.’ . - -. r l‘ r - ' . ' . A LINE or LADIES irlvﬂlllll) “§.,$f1.“§,f,’;‘.’.‘,’.,"$313,? J‘“‘“*“"" p"“"°”" “" '1' “""“'“g 2. That (luring tihat time .-— .

‘“‘;' ""'§.‘1°."0,‘,"“’."“ ""‘"“j§‘“' “",“§","‘ ~-<I.~l1'¢=il-éi. ' ‘ ‘I m‘ ‘ (A) The grealt war ended and peace was declared‘?

yu ncu- d. . ‘rowst- ros. . l. ~ _ __ _ _ ' _

11-110.: THE S‘ s_ ,,CANADIAN s“, B"'=Y' (B) COIOSSEJ changes have taken place in commerce, indus- "”_“ . PER" will sail from lu-ro for Si. .- . >-- - -. -I ff‘ an qﬂclety, THE ANNUAL MEETING oi ihu ._ ._ _. I _ 1. ‘Stillman Acnin. Illnll0ht. .. y ._ _ _ Illilrslifivld l-‘nrmer Institute. w1ii","""j“.' “'“.'."""'".'5“" I'""".‘..I.’.‘°‘, ill-ml“ -“\“_‘""- ‘l- “‘°""‘“‘ “t” C Uncertainty and unrest are disturbin the minds of rmlui ~lih lhis “ill lu tlu (an - beheld on iii-c. is! nt 7.30 p. 1113.1 1i “(mm sapbnl_.s.. mm trip’ "m" new lmnnhl. Primrose. “Ten? ~" ili..-'-.l1 l, -* .. ' . . ~~~ - ,\',.I..,“QTI.‘,’," '"“'"' m l‘ “‘ C" mm 2 3. That the people have never had a chance to vote on the Pro- BABV'S PLUSH and BEAR Hlilli ' ' ,_ r1 L - I] bonnetu. worth up to $3.00 for $1.51) cl EARING ‘WT ' . Dakota Reds p059‘ egm a Ion ' m-inwo llros ltd~11»Zl()-“ ‘ LOT 0F “ENS ' (' H. -| y g] - '~ t - . ._ . . -- OVERCOATS and ulﬁlors worth 1 mien!“ Cm, midgmnvq‘ ., one ((1 ng. iese Lie s. __ ., . , .. ...... ‘ _ see oun L 1' or FRIDAV o. Zj;-,‘,’;.’,,,"' Qlfhlifjllci itlélklllxlYhall-“ll new iiuriim. Strathconu. s. liiclr 1H I'l RIGHT Saturday specials for extra values. imn-tozla fiféwéi‘ mm’ ‘ c w‘ ilfll Matheson. Albloii Cross. l. _ 7 Proiyse Bros. Lid.-~11-.‘l0-2i ‘ ' f,'_,___ (‘h-moot McDonald. Primrose. s. 1, To force union on the church now. W . llirk‘. Primrose. . ‘ . . . ' l r‘ . ‘ 7 REV EDWARD MORRIS WILL _I:1II\ZIO‘NIM_ETKlI-iC>ID_IISTIFIRCUIT. '" l i T0 ignore the new membeis and soldiers.

PREACH iii (‘ainoi- (‘ovi- (‘hnrrh on vhﬂpq .]'.|‘,yn"u1'1_.,' miul](j,l<;].h,h, Blue Potatoes i}. TO p358 these lvltlltltlt a VUte? .

siiuiiuo-i- i.~~2 i112 '-|-1.- _, . " * *‘ -. . - . .

p. nl.l)(‘<illl-:-llli'1lii“in illllll lol‘ f‘ n" Ilfflllldlpxly 1. Lorne Wllilinltlon. Primrose. To dlsl upt Oul anclent ‘Ind beloxed church?

Sign. 6(l$~l-11-.'l0-2i. 2.“, ‘ '"‘ ‘ “" “~" “' "' “‘ s2, Irrno McAuiiiy, Upton. a. Daniel - "Pray m the Peace of Jerusalem,

-~~~<— " ' ‘A ‘o n. Primrose. . JUNmR AND Mlssss DRESSES THE R°GE ---- -- i ‘ r They shall prosper that love thee.’ for good stylo, r-iphi colors in nil Rs HARDWARE 90M‘ Turnip; ~ . f , . , ' . Wm, mm,“ 8mm‘ Mum? A.’ Wmvm, s’ﬁ:lx|.Ul-.T\D.],]n\]\'lil miﬁlnqilglq mm , l~oi Tn (IHIIAUOII and Llteiatuie “lite to -,_,_, . .,. l. l'i_"v' u.i . i.,h , _ _ “jg: “ i" ~.:;',r;;~:"r;y;,,;:¢,,;1:;;;1;;l; ,;g,g;;::;;$; .5131 .._.‘...'.f“'i..:‘.é".’.'.f.'i. hflgliiit... i: THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURC n s. s. "CANADIAN SAP- , ‘ ‘ .. \- _ y; k.‘ Pi - . 4. R mond

PER" will sail from hen. iii-remind" 31m" gm“ _ ___ 2' ‘liglgonglrdfu rmrmle ny

-iiii for Si. .lohn‘.-i Nowﬁiuiirlliiiid ,

lllpvCl. For liipllloi‘ D1l|'ii('|1liir.~i no 15§U,§.ISL§.,,ECE,',P“._,PEE,,,YQ.:,B Carrots. k:

my l” m""“.‘“~ “Ml m“ ‘\‘*'~"""“ ‘ll .-ill‘lllll~'. lllllll)ll' lioriii-rod curtain u I 1d n ‘d

r -"' t. .- . i 1') z , iue- ' HEAVY UNBLEACHED COT- {pills-II.d\‘i;f-|I:.:,.;(;l;;,,lll,.l| ltialgifljliogainngyllggillddcth3kg: Briilgtgtowui

TON 4O inches Wlili‘ in livo and ton ' ' ' ‘ I an.‘ _ ( l h ‘l Dan ‘Acorn Primrose. 4, Ernest ‘Villllillﬂlllll. 3. E-‘Hlﬂlo lilirilctl. -i.

yurii lengths, pwr yin-d 17w. Alooi-l- . ‘__. v , .', _ -- ' . V r z 51.. Hector (‘nntehm I ‘\l' Al"|"“"|‘ ‘ H ‘imal unflpiélmhvffqlAFiisi-h “ﬁx-iv; l\-‘.‘,I;,l(‘lo' lmdgeumn J’ Rom ‘ t 1. Esdzih- Ilurdctt. 2. Norman Mo

ii-ilo-ili H . _ _ . _ ' ' ’ Lend. -- a ', ' » _ ,9,“ 1AM“ ‘Ofmmf Parsnl s. 1. Alex Johnston, Primrose. SALE 0F VOUTHS, OVER - I ioi Semi, .5 \\'4*ll!<l lilll('_\ p - COATS A1- 51090 ‘iuﬂh y",- “-.;,.i.-. :,“:“"ll‘ ‘nlnlmih 53-0" “W” 8117f“ i, Wm. llnrke. Primrose. 3.. .lnli:i ma“ 1o end. .\l41l)l'l‘ & ili-Li-rul Linnu-il. , lml“ "T" I'M‘ IH"""“I‘ illnloutm. Albion (Tons. Ii. Lorne _ ll Iill-‘li TRYON BAPTI"; PASTORATE Whzginizlon, Primrose. pom"). .l. ii. ilociii-ii. pastor. ‘Sort/ices . .

SPECIAL SCRIM CURTAINS PERr . , Y , 1' 1m A.‘ 'g_ I, t .\\ ._=_- -.

_PAiR 53.50. l-‘iii- \\'l‘i'l\'1*|iil \\'l‘ oun-i- fl‘? fl"','l"‘;;‘l' '.;.‘;.‘;.‘I,','.'""l' (‘"1111 ' ma“ 8 ton. 3. ncltfzrtlilll, hllllgfltillltllﬁllul.

"ilirziriiri- 2'; yard scrim curtains ' _\_“ ‘,‘. f,’ ‘ _ l", "‘_‘ H; d M .1) 1L 5‘ 1.1L.

‘lwﬂh H‘. “M: mﬁjxnhn] m. ‘MW SW ‘llrlliigljnll-llllvlilli i'i,.0m‘.h“lhti;rs_=lixicie_.i.'a Tomato" ‘Cliayylllflll t onai I s r

"H's" “I I l l “(MW & ‘ullhwl irrius [llwillillli d i'ioniillluii'vll"l¥

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is not conﬁned alone to Electric Cleaner, who w

from her Cleaner, shoul ments are simple and e

attachments.

belts or gears. _ more capable and efficient.

wish to use.

attachments.

Cloth: China Walls

M en's

gladly

-- Jlhde in

Canada

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Jockey Race WV" 12 WI")

1, Lorne Wlﬂlllﬂﬁiﬂni (lhmﬂli wcnimnhl. 2. Norman McLeod. ohn (‘unit-lo. 3. Alex Johnston. .\'lllii\ lhirke.

Fifty ysrd dash for Girls l, Florence Centric. 2. ldllﬂ lwiiliow. 3. Aumistina McDonald- l. Jenn hlnthoeon. Teachers Rsce 1, Anna MacKe-nzie, Upton. 2. ‘essie Acorn. Strnthconn. Trustees Recs 1. Alex Acorn. 2, Philip Acorn. 3. loiin McKinnon. Secretaries Race 1. Thus wiggington. 2. Ale: McKay. Young Mons Rsos (Teachers)

When you buy a cleaner consider the attachments

Every housewife appreciates that house-cleaning

1eums—and so the intending purchaser of on

New while the ROYAL. with its “cleans-by-uir-slone" method and its extra wide nozzle, is best for carpets and floors. it is also scientiﬁcally superior in regard to its

The suction of the ROYAL in unhanipered by brushes, ROYAL attachments are more thorough.

connected. You merely slip off the nozzle and attach the suction hose and then the purticulu cleaner tool you

Here are some of the uses for. ROYAL

stration in your own home :— Floors and Floor Coverings. Curtains and Draperies, _ Picture Mouldinlij llld P’!!! R111!- Upholstered Furniture. Auto _Tops and Upholstery. Mattresses and Beddinp Pianos, Pictures and Chandeliers, Books and Bookcases,

Dresser Drawers. Fire Places and Grates.

-I.EIIC (Semuﬁylisr-slksl

‘ Free demonstrstio o! the ROYAL

BEER & WEEKS

carpets—ﬂoors-—and lino-

ishes for. maximum service d see to it that the attach- Hicient.

They are simply and easily

Let us give you u free demon-

ng and Furs. Cabinets. and Wallpaper.

and Women's Hats.

given in your own homo. loid by

elm-microwav- P- l- l-

‘Voung Mons Rsoo 1. Joe Wsatswsy. I. Lorne Will‘ ington. 3. Ester (‘iaY- 4 51'3"‘ McKay. -

Toothache

Bathe the taco. If there ll s csv-lty in the ‘tooth nlooe in it s niece of cot- ron saturated with Min-

MINARITS i‘ In.-