JANUAILY 7, 1928

, _ _ _ v V _ l 4 l itlnies, lincltirliug Newfoundland) A Child WhO IS signally bright and efiglenf 1n glass-poop] achieve. were ilnited iii one still greater" University? '11. is reasonable to

resistance to infection, starvation or undemourishment.

Keel) your boy or girl adequately vitamin-nourished at all times. sPPPlelrlent the daily diet with easily assimilated emulsified cod- livcr Oll as- in Scott's Emulsion-toassure an abundance

l . ment, usually is well-nourished, heavier in weight, and has greater

health-building

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To be at their best and have the ability to do their best, children should be kept well-nourished... Children relish and like

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The Public Forum

Tlile eelumn 1e open for the \ ' discussion by correspondents

f, of

_ ($11k fl by»; se- %

of questions of Interest. The ~ Charlottetown Guerdlun doee m‘ flwqlllrlly endoree the

_/ oplnlone of correspondents. ,

{g School 1

Children

ewoowoo++oee++voe+oo+e FUTURE OF DALHOUBIE

$11'.—1‘3V1’1'y one in the Maritlmes

“I must he pleased because King's

l! V. .' Colllelzle Ila-s secured enough sub-

‘ scr p ons to enable it to obtain ' ~ 11111 great donation of the Carnegie

l 'l‘rust. Dulhonsie University will be greatly strengthen-ed as a re- lsult oi’ its unlo-n with King's. The lqucstltin arises, would it. not be ‘wull if all tho colleges of the Mar-

(zt-neludc that tho status of this hart of Canada wonidbe distinctly raised, it‘ we had in these Maritime jPrtivinUes a University equal to ‘llylctllll or 'I‘oror.to? Is it not lcquully reasonable to conclude that. ‘the charactcr of Lhc whirls people of tlic Muritlmcs would be improv- 1'11, it’ such an educational institu- sliitlll were established for the bene- lfit of their young; men and wdnieii ,—tlie rising generation and the llitz-pe of the future?

l By the coming together oi‘ the iotlier colleges in the Marltirnes. ‘this can he accomplished. Divided we may not fall; but united we, t-i’ the Iiiaritlmes, Will stand much lilglicr, from the religious c-r from tho secular point of view, by unit- ing and "establishing one fully cquipprtl University, manned by a

than a child who is held back by vitamin-

_ _ of vitamins. -

Poultry -Notes, submittt-tl by Poultry Division, Dominion Lire Stock Brunch» 'l‘his information given in the intcrcs oi’ butter farm flocks- All itiquiri .s to Iic ilzl‘ dressed to Box 200, (‘harlottctrui-ri

iMoi-e interest in poultry, and poultry products, is slioivn front year t0 year- Many farmers n low

' ._Years use C0li51(ll.‘l'(‘.il poultry as a necessary evil, and not in any sense otfthe word as revenue mbk- ers- There are yet a considerable _ number of this class, but moro- people‘ are finding that the keel. 1118 01 poultry is profitable, enjoyable» We now find a itirgc number 0f farmers keeping from 7.11; to 100 hens, and are wcll pleased with the cash returns frorii their Doultry- There is tilso a growing. number of small ftrrinr-rs who' specialize in potiltry- kocping pro," itably Further there arc uunit-r0u< Dersons in cities, towns, and vill- ages who are making money from, poultry. l

The writer, in lhc following arti~1 clos, will endeavor to give in cou- cisc form tho results of their 11:1- pericnco covering Iilillly YGiIPS»

Success or failure in ltccpitig Poultry depends upon brocilirpg, feeding, batching. rearing, sani- tation and general intinagcnicnl- .\ll of those factors must ho czrrteinliv stildlcll- Wo do not moan that tit“ keeping m‘ poultry is l‘Xil'i‘llll‘ly rlif’ ficult, hilt we» do wish to iuiprcss

upon our rcatlrrs that i1 is no hus~ '

incss for a lazy or iutllffcrcui pom sou, or one wlio is not prcpnrt-ll li plan tho work carcftrlly. and thou work to tho plan. 'i‘lu-r1- is n larger number of,lntllvllllials in tho poul- try flock than in most Oillfil‘ flocks of live stock kcpt irpori farms, and tho individual uuil is ll‘l?i|lll‘llll_v‘ lost in tho iuass- Tin.- writcr b ~- lieves poultry production will be found both enjoys-bio and prolif- able, if ibc person in ciiargr- will do his or her part well] but w“ would discourage pcopln who arc not prepared to work iniiiitirll)” and systcinatiuzilly- ilv this wt- moun success is not likely lo ho ' obtained by careful fer-ding, oil-l’. for five or six dnys. and tbcu oil the following rlnvs forget to food or water, etc‘ Whore poultry 1:4 kept. in largo numbers. sut- - ‘ss Ill“ ponds almost entirely on (‘lillt.ll1lll‘.\'- The gcnoral fnruici‘ has nearly’ all the conditions for surri-ss. nnri if Riven TUilHOlllflilil allenliou, pun‘.- try keeping should ho onu of llli‘ revenue producers ofliho farin-

BREEDS OF POULTRY

The present. high prlct». or “Milli and meat has ilonu much to pop illarizo poultry on llio~l'nrm, and consequently wc are frcilnoutly

asked as to what. is tho host brood of poultry- it is impossible tn nirr war this question, as some ol‘ tho breeds aro special purpose breeds. and others general purpose 'l‘lior<- is undoubtedly more dlficrcnco m strains of tlic same

brood than

itert the New Year with i~ feeling of P7051397", end security.

What better syliibolls- so those conditions than u full coel bin.

Lei. us surrlv you ‘ ,GILLIB a, C0- lvuom-z 11s

tho State of Rliodc Island, and are! _ vcry popular’ in that Statc- 'i‘li1\.y: 11111118 of Minorcas- The itoso (‘.om'n,= lmm also grown ll, lmplllllrlll. lll illack and Single Comb llluck are this t-tiunlry- They are hardy, good 111111?! commonly bred iliuu is the

staff of professors of the highest

tlu-rc is bctwccn breeds, and lhcre class. Each llelmmlllallon ‘voulll

"lllllllllllirtirl and poor strains in nil MEAT BREEDS have lls College’ as at pl-eaelll; ‘ _ _ _ l n and yct, all (he students would lll-lllll-‘sdillilll lilo llliulipose ofltlio ilviliil-l brallimss. The feather logged have "u, allvlmlage m. mental

. iuss .1 needs nl pon try, >r1 uls arc not very extensive-y lmlnlng ln “Hunger compellllml

hul simply to mention the 'eil£1l'll1k0l1l.» 'l'llt'. most ioiulai" of those is . , 1'll£li'll(‘l0l'i-.li.l(‘S ol‘ some U? thclhc Brahma. Tlilsxhrcctl is very “Wm. m8 gulduncv and mrebuon . . . , . l oi Professors cqual in quality to ui..i< popubtr tmes- “c, shall Dli-lllltl) ant. lays very largo brown _ . h ,. i ll tll-avt r 11> rlzissllfy these lnxiclisvltg-s» They arc rather slow ;o the“! “l any o" e1 pan’ 0 i e morc or less on utility lines, rat l0l'1111l11l1'l3, and the feathers on the ‘vbfld’ than according to ilic usual clissl 181:1; arc not altogether desirable‘ tit-ation its adopted in various pznll-frcrii a furmcws standpoint, in that; lry publications. It may he lakcnthey are apt to got wet and freeze us a rulc thhl hi] ill-hells 11ml lllycnsllyv Brahmas make the ‘bcst br wn or tinted shell eggs, will rosstcrs, but are somewhat slow to‘ sci, hatch, and rear eir young, mature, and the female-a in our ex“- aurl all breeds wliici lay wl|l'_9l)81'l0llt:€, have not been very good _ ‘lIOllNl eggs, with the exceptlolUflyers, although there are some fe- D11" :1‘ the Dorklugs, are m“ spiel-shuttles that dc. well. Tllls bl-cell ls ject ot‘ discussion in Englandl as and lilo Pgggq from lllese blleedqVCllGWY skiiiilell. well as here. A llilr. Cairns of have to he hatched artificially qr Games- By many the (lame would Londr-n declared a short time allo. 1W bolls of other varieties It will'11lt b0 considered a Uliigkgii gult- that the cinema had "brought joy l1lf‘.l‘l‘l'(.l'ti bc soon that, the gcueralllblc to farmers, The Exhibition and happiness into the streets that bllrllvflfi broods lay tinted eggs, audllnmes, as they arc known in the rot so mlllly Y1"~11‘fl P180 lllele 1111111 will make good mothers. 511111411111. 111"‘? altogether top long lndectl. “it li s“ he said, “trans- . ‘ l" 1'1“ 1°11“ “ml 1191111. and too iveak fcrmctl life in the dingy and uri- GENERAL PURPOSE BREEDS in constitution for the ordinary ltlvtcly strrels." That is a, view l, fnrnu-r, but tho Cornish (lame, and easily appreciated in respect to the Plymouth Roi-ks. There ma slxWllHt are known as tho 011i English slums of London; and it emphasiz- variotles‘ of this brood, tlirco Qlfinme are wrrtliy oi‘ consideration. (.8 llll. llllpol-lalll-ll 0g having the which are comrrioir, Burl-ed, Whlto'l‘l1c (for-nisli‘ (lame are very large, l-llllla mdlll, a lafllectlon pure plea. and. Iiuif- The Partridge Cffllilllll-lll-‘illl feathered, fu breasted clilc- all": for i119 y.,'....g or I iau and Silver Peucilietl arc not uolclen and probably ‘ ' teomuion. The Barret. Plnuontlillflll 1111.1’ 011101" breed» T e - l . l s ' ' Ruck is undoubtedly the moist pop-lion to the Cornish Gameheisifilljlizft to DP. m‘ mos‘ “no mvm mmme lllm- vnllllill» "l lllll nlllollg [a]v]l1.tho_" are poor layers- The English YBMT 1 1'11". Tho best breed to lay birds, zrrc-‘HHIIP- 8011191111168 termed lzood Wlllttll‘ layers, fair, SllliIlIl(‘l‘Gal119’ 1H R 1111111)’ 111111- T119)’ lzlyvrs, make first class ronstors.l11Y"1's and uiaks good ronstors. ‘ aird fair to good diroilers- it is one ti‘ the lIElHllPSl of broods. ’l‘lio5PEC|AL stnurlartl weights arc, (lock ilirtls. ‘l l~2 lbs: (ior-kcrols, 8 lbs; lions T l»? lbs, and pnllcts 6 1-2 lbs. 111ll'1'lg rcccnt, ycdrs commcrreial " 111111140-1113’ strains usually run11111l1ll‘y farms hav done much toi" 8111-71111)’ below the standard wcighlr;1"111l1111l'1Ze this class of fowl- 0t’ all j“"l~ i_n all sections, except tho (‘flgk tlic breeds used ‘for this purpose '1'111‘ 31111111114111‘ birds, and they mature rluit-kly- ,l111‘ Leghorn is the mct-it popular, Wyandottes- Tbcro arc st-vcrzil 111111 11f 1111‘. bPl-Zllllrlls, the Whites 111111131113’. P11191111 vnrictics iii this brood among 1111‘ lmlllg kept in the largest numb- 111111 1 111119511)’ which ruight bc iueniitmnrl, \'tll1il".“1'5' 711111? are good layers (luring ship cx§rci5o11 ill

‘i am. Sir, etc, A PROGRESSIVE MOVlNG PllCTURES AND THE BIBLE

slig-‘rlm influence of moving tures has lnlely been the sub-

cxlrtivagoncc of action, PURPOSE _, l _ EGG BREEDS trims. T lore

for that kind o1

of the

in tlinti the some

‘this city.

liluck (Jtr-lnnibiau. Partridge ziuiljill“ “X00111 cc of the. writer, are beneficially in is the

Hilvpl‘ lvl.ll(.llll.ll_ vl-l“, mo“ pQllllllll-lnpi to sirffci- rriore from the cold “t-tcriurl vigilance"

practically tlic same cliarricteristii as thc Plymo/tith itot-ks, but, is llltlft‘ hlut-ky in type and ilsirrlly 111-11‘. ll large numboi- of chicks can lllnilvl‘ ill the fvtrthcr» The featlirerlyl“) 11511011911 1111111 ll- glrt-u number" l-pllllllg llll. advisability m" art‘ not carried so closely to tlirflll wigs from llvgborns than other body as in liarrtad Rot-ks 'l‘ht‘ylll"u“ils' “ml moi“ "hkks “"0 91111115’ lllc l-lllplhlp

is considorl-rl to be an advantage llllfiri broilers. but arc of no use in t-old weallior- Wl/nndottos iuzikcfil-‘l 1'1‘11l>'19l‘$' hPsllflflls can, arcmi broilers uutl good ronsic <1ll1ll, b1‘ more tuit-t-cssfulll’ Homo slrniiut arc good liryrrs 1 llivy make good brothers. Htnntlartl ivcigbt of thcsr- birds rl‘ l""1'l11l1i-! 1'1‘11lll tbrrc lo five lruudrtrll . _ ,., out‘ pound it's-s than lliat. of 4111.111 11 flask are colnmoll. altbousllfm‘ lmmwh‘ Plynuwulh Rock. llllv fact rcnizrins ihnt llio liighcsll Rhode island Reds. Thcro tircfPlllfi V1111" "l1 to tho l)l‘(‘..‘i(‘ill, isfisccqi ll“, ‘rllrlpllos “l llllll l,l-Ql.ll_ lllllllgc urcd from smaller sized flocks. Of, comb. and rose comb- As compared‘ 1111‘ other varicticzs tho liuffsd with tho Plymouth Rocks undlnnlwll and Illacksarta most ivonimull

“pvlllllllllles lllol. lll-e lulllm- lll alyl bill are. more popular Willi ilic.f:1ric~| luanrrtnce, anti not so mnsslvc- Thoy 191's “"111 11"‘ fllrnn-rn, owing to lliui svt-rr- originated by tho farmers 1i.'.1'111"1_11‘~

Mmorcas- 'l‘ht-rc nro thrco var-‘ Members of Exchange:

olnbly impressed by lt..

illgs and grant writings. not also‘ lrc l'l‘]'ll‘t‘H('.lil(‘(l iii

I am Sir. t-lv.

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HALIFAX.

New York Exchange

iviutor layers. and fair summer lay-iwhli” inflow‘ Th1“ 1mm“ l“ 1'11‘:-

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"y "m"? meal able reflection c-i‘ life as it 0115111‘ l coffee

Uri the other baud. there 811011111 ‘P11 i - - 1 a

_ lbw ccrtrurly be an aioldauce 0 19 am ‘Hcxaggerallt-u of bad 0011111101 41111 which ‘marks so many of the American is the less reason grossnoss in view l‘ tlu,» fact that the films have an luitist inexhaustible range of sub-

niovlng l l pictures, shown in this city is, ad- tliis regard; censor- l of the Ruin‘, SilVGl‘ Laced, (iUlilllll llllccllntht- 1111111111 111N191! season. but in laigcr- towns of Canada, tiporattlils Sti , prit-c vapiply rl-nlll n (lnnlnllil-lllal slllllll»i\\'llliill‘ weather than are sonic oi of zilrstilute iluriiy “f slllllifllllvlh- point is the White. This brood llJS 1111‘ 1l1‘u‘\'icr' brcotls~ 'i‘licy arc other- and oi‘ the exhibition of films that,

'isr\ qultc hnrdy- ll. is now a wull hm instructive as wull as attract- qlnfihml m“ 111111 1111-1111 ilvel“ ivc to tliosc who scok enjoyment. Opinion in England differs con» repro- scutlng Bible stories by moans of _ _ , Representatives ot‘ ha“, l“... mmlm; wllll-ll l“. slum“ roared. Fhc young rockorols inako the Clmlcll lllme mam l‘, l“, ll“. The lliblc no Story is tho subject. oi‘ great. paint May it. tho right spirit by moans of tlic |u1lv~

THE CHARLQTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Sun ay 1

Sennoneflnl

“O come let us sing unto the‘ LcrcP-Psalm 9521.

Every morning the Church of England makes this cell to. hei- peo- ple. There ls only one day when it isniot sung at Morning Service and that is the nineteenth _day of the‘ month and then ‘it. is r aedletao month and then. it is read in the ordinary course of the psalms. There, is nothing more important than- tliat we have a song in l-ur hearts, and on our lips to the Lord. It Will, certainly make anything we do all the better in the doing and \vliatcv-, er our circumstances it is our duty to sing. Robert Louis Stevenson was: a confirmed invalid but. be says "If ' I have faltered more or less in my great tnskt of happiness, if I have moved among my race and showed no glorious morning lace? than he asks the Celestial Surgeon to stab his spirit wide awake. And as one thinks of the many sick and shut- ins perhaps no hotter prayer can be suggested for them to use than _ the psalm of our text. ‘

We can sing away our cures cos- ier than we can reason them rway. The birds are the earliest to sinr in the morning and .he birds all more without care than anything else we know. They sing 1r the c. cnlrig-siiiging is the last thing tin-y do. When the robins have d1 their daily work, when they l" flown their last iliglit. and pit-kc. n; the last morsel of 100d, tbet; on -. lop twig they sing ‘ one soirz o’ praise. l know lhvv sleon “rm-ti- for it. ’ '

“O that. we might sing cram .11‘ cnlng and nm-ry moinriz 111111 i. the song touch all the ivny l\1l'\l'.- ll. “sys Henry flrtrcl flecvhc: ‘nu to.‘ vle could nut song lander can curt’ en." Oh that we would extract ti sasnremrf sorrow by sfillif. "Thou things would not poison us so r..nl-' When troubles come, go at thr- with a song. ‘ll/lien gricfs arise n~ them down. Lift the voice of pr- - against. cares. Praise God by sou lug; lihflifivill lift you above ir ' of every sort. Attempt it. 'i'hcy .11; in Heaven, and among Gods urc- ple on earth song is the appropri ate language of Christian feeling.

l .'\. E. G.

fits any pocket.

PeEeI-e for its l Fisheries And BIG BEN, is equally famous for the wonderful‘

value and the sound satisfaction it gives to every man ti“ ‘who enjoys a rich, full-flavoured Chewing Tobacco.

l! Famed

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The PLUG keeps the choice tobacco always fresh and moist; there is no waste from chipping or crumbling.

The PLUG is more convenient to carry, too, for it

BIG BEN

PLUG (Jhewingi Tobacco

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When Cut By Broken Glass

It is claimed that when cut by brckcn gloss, if a little kerosene i1 poured into the wound before any other application, it; will preven: screness resulting. -

Try putting a few drops of an- llla in the coffee immediately be- fore serving. It gives the coifce a delicious flavor.

Ivory Combs I

Probably the best method for leaning ivory combs is to use alco- hol. Apply it with an old tooth- brush. '

Sir William ‘Oslcr by‘ the Hamilton March _ lggv/l Medical Society. Dundas was the May

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which murlo licr famous in hcr nut- 5374, ivc village was tho case with ivblch wull scvcn

become. an old lady, sbu revisited llio village, 13614, without, buiiig i‘0('l‘:glllZl‘.il hy any o

AN OBSERVERl l l Jan. 6.— Quotations

furnished by Johnston and Ward.

Q . the Montreal ullli-klllo.“ m. _,wear_Evel_

J

l ‘home of Mrs. Ernest Molar.

2q|/./“S‘MPLE WAY T0 GET

breed is among the

Al. the present time thoro are more Duff Orplngtons bred than any oth- er variety. but the Wliltc may out rival the Buff- Tho Black are being bred more by the fanclors than by the farmers, for the reason that their black plumage and dark col- ored legs are somewhat against them for market purposes. This best winter

Ills was o glorious love, founded on faith and trust- and then it. crumbled away into pitiful disillusionment. Is a woman ever justified in per- mitting herself to love and

lllll l" coll-ll“. llley “m rlcll’ lll-lglll or than the lleghorns, and also lays} At. Top. and Santa Fe Ry. 139 ml’ will, black mpg “ml more or 1111111191‘ Gilt!‘ They have vcry large: American Coir Co. . . . . . . .. . ‘i3 .l less black wirigsvDuring warra‘ “M11115 1111 “’1111111-‘*~ 1 Alll- 911-1‘ 8-’- Fdy- Co,- » 1011141 ivcathci- our experience has been! Allwfli - This brood might. be, Atlantic Refinery Co. . .. llllll they are “lore glven lo lll-oollpl termed n speckled and mottled‘ Am. Locomotive Co. . . . . . . .. 113% ucss than the two breeds montlon- Lllgliorn. Tlicy have all the char-l Am. Smelt. and Being. Co. l7Bl~ll rd nhovc- The Standard weights of actorlstics of the Ilpghoru, and rircl Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. 57%‘ this breed are, cock birds s 1-2 lllsok and wlllle in colour This Can. Pacific Co. . . . . . . .. 2121/. lbw: cockercls 7 1-2111»; lions s 1-2 11111811 1s coining in MDll1&l‘1t.l/1,N.Y. Cen. and Hud. Riv. rm. 1621.1. llll,” mlll plllletll 5 ll,,l_ among the practical potiltrymcn- lCon.'Gas Co. (N.Y.) .. !22-% Orplngtons- This general 011111030’ i——- Hud. Moi/or Car Co. .. [SF/s brood differs from those mentioned International Paper Co. .. .. 71% in that they have white logs and impel-pagan“ petroleum ,, _ 3'1 skin» The common varieties of the lstnndnrd Qll of N, J. .. 3974i breed iirer-Iiu-fi’, While and Black- . southern Pacific Co. ,, ._ . . . 122%

illnion Pacific Ry.,

l U5. Industrial Alcohol‘ ‘Clo: .

' ‘bonds nrc simply n mixture of dust and and 2 visitors, 109V; pori-s of llip skin. The perusing

_ l351/_, tho couipanious of licr youth.

A slnglc ziction, however, betray-x cd her. Slu- burl made an arrange ‘ NEW pEflTl-L '|'|l,, llluelllll; was merit with lllt‘. sexton lo be ui tho

Ibcltl at tho home of Mrs. Hamilton “M11911”? "l- 91111)’ 11111111 i" 1111111111‘ ‘l3 nil-tubers and 2 visitors were m" 5111a

lSlie was pic-sent earlier ll|-el,l.|ll_ Rpgllhll- hughlogll "wet. than the appointed limo, and, after lllg was lnllllwml lly a llelllolllllra. walling sonic time. grow impatient, Alllmllllll“ by i'or silo was‘ eager lo look on llll‘ Mr. llimelnianii. Seyeiial bills grave" °£~ 1191' rave-YT] 11"1""“1“- l" we“. Ordered lmlll ll was lleclll. her vcxatiou at the long (inlay, shr- ed to soil candy at the school fair. remembewll the 1°51 (11 1191' 11111’ Ne,“ llleellllg lo be lleld al ll“, hood, anti, though the suppleucss of youth had gone, she managorl to repeat the feat with tolerable case. One of the old residents saw it, and soon after, meeting her. vent-l ured to ask. “is not this Jeannie‘

'l‘ln-r|- is one simple, safe rind sure welsh? l \\'ll.\‘ that never falls to got rid nbiolnck- YPU- for mere “'93 new? 91191-11917

RID OF BLAOKHEADS

[thought it must bol

bonds, that ls to dissolve them. To do girl in town who would ever get.

llowller over the wall in that fashion." l llttlc O ...... .. M ____ ,_

this. gct two ounces of pcrnxinc from burly drug; sltore-lsprlnkle n _ on 11 ll.WI‘.f.COti—-I‘lI vi-th.ll k-l .

liflilllfl lirliikly-wnlihjhl; ‘lmel-l, "Pull "a," 1ST. ClOLUlM BA. The regular will im surprised how on hint-tinnitus monthly uicetlng was held at tho ‘have disappeared. Big blackheads, little home of Mrlk plesmflll (larmlvl;

ll .: Jiiifiiilmiiilloii’.‘iiiifi'°li.‘lllii‘i.Winiiifi ‘"1111 11" 11w1111fl111l~ of w "isomers The meeting o~p~

form in the ened with the singing of the ln~ l1°“'11°1' stitute Ode.

dirt and secretions that

_w lull house Eleclll-lc _ _ _ _ __ 39 and tiic writer dissolve the ll kh l iUl-‘lsigtedgegatl-s steel 150V‘ so they wash right out. lriuilvtingetihtualast meetlng were 191111 111111 8G0!!!" l " t ' ' ' ' ' ' '" ' ilorrs free and clcrin and in their lull. ed. Reports of the different coni~