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I WHO WANT! BEE]. BY T!‘ I GLASS?

who wentc neor-by-mc-Oinlrf “I," raid tho Brewer ,“'I'hough sober menll be fewer l I want. Becr-by-the-Glessl"

| who wants Beer-by-the-G-leul “I," laid the hotel-nun.

"Just u quick u you

I want. Beer-by-the-Ole-sl "

Who wants Bccr-by-tltc-Glau? said the social climber, "l'm not an old-timer,

I want Bccr-by-the-Glsui"

Who want; Beer-by-the-Glcm! “I," said the society girl,

"Though I like my cocktail whirl I'd try Bccr-by-the-Gluas."

Who wants Beer-byv-ilie-Glassf "Not I," said the preacher.

“Of temperance, I'm e teacher‘ ‘ {I'm not for BWf-b§'-l-l’it>~("v1l58.

Who wants BcPr-b_v-t-hc-Glas'a7 ot I," said the dad,

bcr sons make me- glad. I'm not. for Bocr-by-Lltc-Glass."

Who wants Becr-by-the-Olulf "Not I." said the coal-denier, "Brcr is a trade stealer,

I'm not. for Bccr- >y-thc-Glass."

TWO VIEWS 0F WIIISKEY

B. P. AEPiiALT SHINGLES

lU-IIl-OID e IIID e VULCANITI

Ask Your R1’. Dcnlcr in Olnnin un Estimate on Re- llooliug Your llomc “Till (Tnlourful Fircsnlu All -Weuther DJ’.

fluff. .1 “with for l‘! “omits limits a llllll\i‘ lfvqiiiring 1.5 Ntultrrs uf Zlll llu. B. l‘. A 51'“ \l.'l' SIIIYGI 13$ [ndrr n Home Improm- nlvrlr Finn Loan. AFPIVI“ slllnfle,‘

SEND FOR THIS "1'.’ FREE BOOKLET

"Roof Security \ 1.,’ Crowned with Colour" - nnoluucso lcsusns '

of the most wonderful whiskey that ever drove the skeleton from the feast of paintcd latidscapes in the brain of man. It is thc mingfed soul or win-at tmd com. In it. you will find the sunshine and shadow that. chased each othcr over billowy tflclds, the brcatlt of June, the carol

tof the lurk, the dcw of the night,

lthc wealth of summer and autumn,

G]. =P R o n u c T S L M I T E D trich content, zill rzoldcn with 1m-

u _ i;ll‘l$0ll(‘(l liultt. Drink it and you H“ l "‘ ' ' ORONTO HAMILTON llilliil(lfl‘1l(l.£l .l\l‘i\i.t‘oltl(le nlfiriariicrlscl " - l’ SAINT JUHN "Al-WAX tliomc." n " Ind with the laughter

of children Drink it and you will (vol within your blood the starred (llllVliS, tho tlrvnnrv. tawny dusks of twrf-rct tluys. For forlv ycars this lxquid joy has iron confined within stat-cs of oak, lonzin: to touch the lLps of mun. Your friend. Robert C. Ingcrsoll.

Percy Tanton Lumber Co. Ltd. PHONE 273-2 SUMMERSIDE

Contractors £6 Builders — Home Planning A Specialty.

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to tho closet or

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min. It is the ghost of wheat and corn. Mar/vi hr the loss of their na- tural borilcs. In ti you will find a iransicnt sunshine chased by a >lll1(‘l()\\' as con as an Arctic mid- night. in which the brcath of June rzronvs ivy and the carol of the iark

WE (‘HUZRY A COMPLETE LINE OF RUILDIN PRGDITTS GOODS

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key tha: crci- brouirht. a skeleton in- t painted scencs of’ [are his.’ and bfoodshoci in the brain of cv

THE Temperancc Federation

Special llotlcc

The Prince Edward Inland Temperance Federation has secured offices in the Young Men's Christian Association Building ln Charlottetown. Members of the Federation and friends of the cause arc cordially invited to visit our rooms and lccuro lltonturc and information about the campaign. The telephone Number is 95. District 0f- flcern of the Federation are urged to complete their can- vu for Agents to servo in the polling booths election day. Full instructions will be mailed to all Agents with their credentials as soon as possible. Funds are urgently needed and should be sent. to Mr. G. F. Hutchinson, Treasurer, Charlottetown, at once. Voluntary contribu- tions are solicited. Address all other communications such as requests for liter aiure and speakers to The Prince Edward Island Tem- perance Federation, P. O. Box 220, Charlottetown.

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What better was Henry II? He lived to curse the hour when he was born. to curse the children whom he left. behind, and. why? Because of debauchery that un- balanced his brain until in fits of passion he would roll like a mad- man on his bed of straw and rush- es.

Ah, you say the Crusades were a. bright spot in that age of vice. Were they? We road that Crusaders dc- bauched the people among whom they turrled whether friend or foe.

“The important battle being waged today ln the field of temperance is the struggle between education for intempcrance, and education for temperance, with all the odds at present in favour of the liquor in- tcrests. Drinking will increase as long as powerful financial interests in a position to make moncy cry time a. non-drinker is con- verted into a drinker; an mansion- al drinker into a steady drinker; or ta moclcrntc drinker into a hard ldrinker. One of the worst effects of ‘alcohol is not upon the human or- ‘ganlzation, bill: ilpon the social 0i‘- tgainzatlon through the d

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cstructlot; strong quahtics of courage an

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TIMELY NOTES ON

CONNECTED WITH

Silver Fox Far

TOPICS

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A moderate salm room voted the cl DIV '1 III h: idiom: 1A:- Mum, ‘ha; ,- . faring o! 11.27 mm we; put up at auction. The m! silver: were difficult m sell on the opening pat; and were estzunawdml: un A caged Landon time of the lninn sold. In me than Wll mom inherent etvidaucod mid tlhe fine. 1» 0f the so chiefly b0 London, ho Botutth America 10%.

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ll 0o. um, Lon- to follow Hudson‘! on Tuesday with ott silver fox pelts. At e meeting of that. Company's representatives together urltlh those Arming, Chadwick and Kicver unlcl and Holt, it was de- cided no wlthana/w their sllvcr for: who prised

cs from sale.

jointly 12.800 skins. Lamp- lson‘: representatives had entered ,tlhe sales room in the morning pne- paited to start; the auction when

the news of the Belgian sturendter came through.

American observers who were xcscm st tho sales Wired their Irma in New York that they could sec no direct repercussions as af- fecting the American market be- muee of the Belgian surrender or the canoeldamion of the London mien. The indirect psychological; effect ts prtoblernntltml, but lt is not likely ho halve any very QPQBJ} bear- ing 0n future American sales of sliver fox pelts because the quan-t titles remain-tug in London are. comparatively light, nothing to b: oomipored with the numbers on hand at: a corresponding period,‘ last season.

news direct from the fountalnhead, but it can be masoncd out that there is nothing to be vcry dis- turbcd about. The shock of t-hc Belgian Kings trcuciichv was so overwhelming and the vsuull/utzun l of what miglltt happen to 1-0 many I Britishers caught lIl the N112! pct‘.- kct. so dopxoepng, that it t ‘ be expeotcd a. nozmal auction w ‘be held. 'l‘he pclts on hand will 1x0 doubt be largcly’ sold by przvate treaty and those not fll.‘\_l)0$f‘(i o! that. way will be put on the Sep- tember auction.

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of Great Britain has the daar old land of our torciulhcrs bccu 1:1 such peril; but. this very frnvcl" has servcd to bran; cut

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‘a. good pelt. mo: of

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than Oiounforgetl-botutttem ulfllkitlhfithqllnlE mocivcnnunher treatment. ‘rhety may or any not have hoobwomil orrmIx-l , but treatment. wllloemufnlydommnnundit muydougrowdeulofgood.

Yourfhnolefoxvathctticvcuad llwcndinuldbobepcnpamtcfrom they m

any from the so as to give them an to to W» blvk their health and strength afber

the severe ordeal o! ourylxig and bearing pups. It. is n well known ‘fact. that their ‘ecomc

r . .-- q lime, d-uning tme growth of the foetus and mentors minerals or food omitzalmng u. pro Mon of ground green bone, mi powder or skim milk will have to be l 00m- poncnt part of the ration.

Do not ncglea your adult. foueu during tthc rumma- _ if you u-an-t. to have good pelts ln the fall. You cannot opena-te on a star- vation diet for sevcral months and

when start. suddenly to feed up in

September or October and expect proper nutri- tion from now until September gives parasites o, pari-iottlsriy good 0p- portunivy to multiply and there is also the chance of anemia develop- ing, which is very dlbllltutlng. So keep your adults on a moderately good diet during me summer months and you will find better rcstiliu for breeding or pelts.

Surveys nude by fbtur different imrtics who were out among the ranchers almost. oontln-uctisly sell- ing fox feeds bring us the litiorma~ t-ion that. there IS not. oils-ital!‘ the fcx pups in this Province that were on hand tavo seasons ago. We can take it for certain that there is n. similar sta-tr of affairs almost ev- erytvliere, although prrhatxs others have not. out down zicarly as much as we ltnve. With tzhat. evidence on hand the picture of the future is not nearly so black as many be- lzcve though the \\':tr clouds have darkened the atmosphere and wcakcticd the sensibilities of mun- kind. Let us therefore as our part of the economy‘ of thing's maintain good conditions in our ranches s. good feeding, plcnttv of frcélz watcr and atten- tion to details of treatment for ilcas, worms and parasites and I think we can coitflricntly look for- ward to n. masonnblc profit the

‘CONNIE,’ season icr our elfvrts.

'l‘akc prooatitions wnh your meal. supply from now on. ltieal. will spoil vcry raturllv during summer mouths, particularly if fllrs have accws to 1t. Some ranchers oon-_ slruct a fly-proof building using

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NEWS Y NA TURE N O YES

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. ground or the bill- wlth the thousands of pointed w to petals in night everywhere gives one thy impression of n stur- ellflnflfld sky- The ‘Irlllium is one of our flow- ers wblch 1| very aptly named. vi/‘hen we alumina the mot-I beg your, ._,\lKl‘00t0Xl-h0IOId I menu, not of the plant-no find that “tri," meaning "three," ll Ip- psrent in every part of the Trillium plant. 'I'hrce large white petals, hnee green sepals underneath, six stamens in two acts of three. three styles, and t thing in threes. you coo. Just u we might. my, "Ono never knows, docs one?" so I suppose, if the Trillium were speaking, the plant would say "Phrec never knows, does three?" There are several species of ‘fril- liuml. The largest, most and best known is the White Tril- lium. In full bloom this beautiful flower expands its petals of finest white to fivc and six inches across No wonder the hillsides are white where they bloom. But should you go to the same hillside a few days later you muy find the flowers flushed into c delicate or even u. deep rose-red. for a Tril- lium. IO pure and white, blushcn with age. . Then there is s smaller white species, the Noddlnv. 'I‘rlllium, which instead of holdnz its head high in full view has its threc-petalled flow- er modestly turned downward aim hidden beneath its three leaves. Ami the most beautiful of all ‘the fam- [iiy is the Painted ‘Priilium, whosc white petals are daintlly streak-ed lwith lines of purple. The strangc exception in Trllllums is the Red Trillium. or. as John Burroughs called it, the "Wake-Robin," with its flower of deep liver-red petals. The Trllllums, although beautiful, can not. be called fragrant. Thclrls is n beauty of size, of grace, and of purity of color, not of perfume. And ‘vet like many another family, there ‘is a skeleton The odd one of the family, the Red Trillium. has in- stead of the delicate scent one might expect of flowers n dense heavy odor which reminds One of meat. which is not. quite fresh, to say the least. The Trilliums belmig to the Lily family. and share with these popular flowers manv characteristics of the mily. Yet ihcv dif_'_"_r in one point. Trilliums all have ntt-steined leaves. This mny not seem strange for in

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JUNE 1, 1940

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NADIAN C0 0P WOOL GROWERS

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ERATIVE LIMITLD

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the wcummation of a. terial commonly knowiiofiflfififi Boil: containing leu than 3 p“: cent o! organic math: m “Mb end to b; low in um conntiymm. inlng around 1o pq- ml nrc very wnil supplied. The lO-Cllled organic soils, mucks and penfg, h“. very much higher quantities of or. gnnic matter, varylnt; from at) p" cent to 80 per cent or mo“, It. has been observed geqwmuy t that soils well supplied with orgsnjq ‘matter are more fertile than those iof low organic mutter content. This tconstitutent has a number of vgfy important functions in tho ‘my One of these is s. storehouse for certain plant nutrients, nitrogen. The d 'bacferin. These- baclerin derive their energy from the humus, and in the process, break it down into simple substances, releasing nitrogen. sul- phur, etc. in forms in which plants can use them as food. Any cultural Practice which-will encourage the growth of bacteria in the soil with- out. at the same time causing ex- treme loss of nutrients. will rcsult indircctlv in improvedplaut zrowth because of the more rapid tie-com- position of the nlimt resirlucs and humus ivhich will take place. Organic mailer is ccmmonlv gidd- ati l0 cnltlvatczl soil c-ithcr in the form of mnnurc. or bv tho tilouglt- in: undcr of a growing cron. a process with-h is known as given mamlrlnr. The lallcr practice not nnlv rctwns to the soil the mltriects taken up hv the grnwlnv cron but. also cnrlchrs the soil with humus- fcrmln" mwtfllal. If the crnn twin? Mnurrltetl v-n-lr is a laflumc. it is also ccssilua that ccnddcrnhlc nit- rozrn ivhich has ‘boon olvaincd from ll“ nlr hv the levume ls adri- or] tn tlr- reliable nitrovcn sunplv at tm- 5011.111:- ronlicstlon or Inm- vard manure pveo adds organic math-r lo thr- Mll "Ml cnnfldcrable nlant food. cencclall" nilrmcn,

SlIlNLEY, SHAW & PEARDEN

‘Flntill mesh copprr wire ncbtlng fol‘

‘ many. many plants the leaves are 'SlflCS and 0116s. It shiulcl be plac-

uivcs place to the forcbozlhltz cry of n¢t-vptned_ But. among the Lute};

[of the indivldttnllq 5min! dgpenfl- tsourco wlrrh are thc aitrilxtitcs of “""<Tll‘lf‘l'O\Is and rvvash, and in 1d-

snuic of tho most wonderful whis- l l

the raven. Drink it and "you will ,abihty. Anything that. destroys such 0111' racc- Relticmbci‘ 11w \\'m'r‘s o1 ind nmniig Sllfl-IIP trees. Meztt can tn,- Trillium in this mgnrd ls (me filth", it i-~r~a<c= the active har- . . havc woe, sorrow. babbling and flvlwlldflbllii‘ dcstros civilization. U19 21PM IYCM $ilflkfPIlFYPI Ibo huv u) in ll. for uite a num- tcrial nonvilatlon of ill" mil- l?" . . I 3 , l! i q iof those curious exceptions to the “t: hzmdle ihc complete llne in the above Building ‘wounds without cause." Your 039s I would list zlrtmkcnncss fourth CIWHP i-hc tum‘ comm-s oi tl10,brl' c-l days providing tiles are kept rule; one n: Ngtuyp‘; Surprlsps n, ltcncfWs of which have been pointed , . d h.‘ . t-Qement shall orhold "strange wtmicn and lamong the great factors that tmti World in arms. out of it. 11m- otherwise quiet-iv wm-ld_ N“; on‘ above.

110 “Cl- -' W‘? 1~ your ham". ‘shall ut‘cr porvcrse ‘to (l0stl‘(1_y' fl\'lllZI1ll0f‘l."-—-Dl‘. Thom- All?! we snail shack 121cm. Nought -§—— time you are amonrzTrilliums no- QTYIIYW? "18"" l" mu‘ F" 1m‘

lllllllili" Drhv it lvc) an:l t‘ ‘ as Nixon Ca "v '. Shall luflkv ll. I'll‘. ‘I‘i z ' i" l." ' J K - '- tl l hzl nl ondl iw 0n

‘hear the volt‘; cfxlflinons hllrilllfikllli I L —— 11' EPZP-llld t0 ‘lisfli do l'.‘-t but ma»? Xitslvkfgrl igfvfinltillill. llriiit-igitrtlsgalficsiéllsgsagli plrllfllla-sifll-gell‘ gngg"cli'g‘s°“i“lx "WY"

fi I womozi wiilln: and thrn. all orph- SHALL “'5 EVER IIAYE A truc. wvilllho glad to lrarn that he ii pgyp itmwtth the straight mm‘ i IZlVlIIT better drainage and aera-

_ _ nnrd chflrcn ntournitig (he 10s.: SALOONLESS WORLD? --—~~~~ ‘nnking strady mulrovcmrnt. His vomtné o; m, 35.1mm} (fttnp titm, (m smmv sot‘; ii. tends to

\\ O0!) WORKING (0., LTD. In! a fatéliiiar who wt iivcs. Drink it P hbi [hid Now tug tur tracic ls hrrthcr Fort is also irrlllit! "W651 tor Solomon's Seal or other f'o =rsv bind th" particles lUQPllIPI‘ due to

noon .111 mtg gfifppnfg wit} his; m m j 11m t5 gotng to be m, (,3 s an m; s1 an sttarly. 'I‘l1c brttrr so wo may cxircct. to we 1 f 113 ~t n 3 ‘it, - t» ‘txive owcr than that

l\' ' cars. (‘nil tllcmsclrcs about. ~scntial hurt of thc economic arid “wills “.1” m“ “WK "ti" mlmd 11151" mill Cm 9"“ “Twml m m“ lot the am F grml-i-na nvflrby ‘rfgstiiliiarrlrltl rzllllonncrartses tho w ' '

t Fl llu- llltl-llill. t-llminnll‘ Hiluit and hurt‘ a healthy] “m. an»; Saw. to" “m, that, Illldllfilflill life of nations. wastage 11min m l"? mm" l" "31 1l1‘°"'¢=‘ ‘l lY-‘F-l‘ llllllfv- lholdivur ranncitv of the soil. a .~ »|,ii<-i-t;.|~l|- llmnc. (ln the cxtcrloij usc IN“ l. fill." - ‘Km; ,1 <. h.- hilt-tit like g spy- ‘Oflllll€llllflIlll1if‘l‘l€ll(‘flll$t‘(l through ll)°“m°71t m!‘ kll~"“'1¥‘8 WllFih-‘r 1°. - - tor that is important In ‘ .~l'l!l'\t H! ‘JWYG l" vllfllli_~1ll_l'fl_l‘l"'l‘ 1"" \l\'|"-"-'“_fl"l, “r ;psi~.:. and sti 1h ilk!‘ nn uddcrflUDriiil-r will not be tolerated-it. is l“) bfiflitvflrd or if‘l'\\lll"Il. In tilt’ AfClllc H. Cut ‘l. well knrtvti t " o; 1n“. rammtt I." EFnFHL t. 1m. I]‘[(']'i\f‘ m.» I.\~.l‘l. “(Him ‘as is or l. . l§().\ H) L. .. , m- [flrfv [his liquid dmthlbccomlng too big a factor to be m“ ‘u’ "mil"! “i? »‘“l1"<l'l"i1 lY-‘tfi lrx rnnuhrr of icon, has frr- O . M proves tllth and thus facilliflffi Plush-r llnw. liar: ml with slaves ortovcrlrxvkcd Your part ts to hasten be“ ‘uPslrawd "‘ "l" mm‘ “'-“"“‘“ "5 11 “ C‘ m“ sfiiqmmm‘ rganlc a‘ er diralnivtv root cxtcnsion and bar- & - 0H, M pure watch ‘l,vt(.cls,»o,,s_ n we ‘mum. name is Flirts next film cxrnt on t; Star with a‘cut showing a cat . LN.“ fl',..'t,.|,,.'

E, n’ - I'm! you may put Jlfllnnglng one nation it. is dnnmtz- gltflfport" 01° ff ‘lw, .1) 5.1g“ 1.. . ’“"ln°""“3"' i‘ “m” m "WT" h“ Pm,“ In Th:- cffcrt of organic mattrr m1

_ 4 q __ on. I‘ l‘ | 1: ' Innmh ,0 5mm pug others. If 1t degrades one it; will p allms m Elmflhiu. ‘"1’ S‘ 'Th‘,' “m” “w” mm "iarcst M” tho phv=lcsl condition of the $0"

‘Vhulvwilr nml Rvtml lll\ll‘|l!l|l0r,§, .ummtl~| . - .. _. 3b,,’ I can Inysr," dpgl-flde 51L We "lust reach m“. T131711?‘ Phil-Kb mill‘ “l-l l) - (nits llfflfl l; (‘.110 0f lhl‘ hlrNolll . _ ' _, r . impt gym;

. to“ and thin‘ - - . -» ~.. . t. . 1 n . ty 1S so niiulmcl that. it is cln c

_. ‘ hand ‘out, to 31, who Wm cowpep 35V I unm- z-lwv £11?‘ M‘. l t‘ l-TR I ‘ fillilll Dffixllll- n fcxrvswwvh Mr. lSc once Smtlcc News “w mvsmce m. w “m, cm, m 20 w,

'—w—.:' -~-».----—-._-.-_-_~.—-—.-—.--=-----=-<- A. n 1-,; ~.—- -.—:- ~- .-- . Buckcy. "l6 ‘V1131 "5 l" lm-ls‘? this b11759" to ‘i. down 30' La-Jll aim ‘cn.'npbe“.1° 1.55m?‘ P“ 5.0.’ r mo Although by i" ihe gxwates’ ‘cant. of orznnic matter almost com- —~AIllt"i‘lf‘an Issue, from the shoulders of the nattorm ‘n? m 0 4* P-O ~r m; Iiuolhcr cats tllfl raising 1.x putts. ~fiac.lon of a-n or lnrm mineral soil lmflpl‘, ,.,,n,,,,-,s mp distint-timtg i...

-. .__ "While there are those who do not. “ I m“ m“ Ihc tlllircc titlps shown iiiti-he out is tteriisd front t~c weathcrlnz of (‘£0011 ‘m, “Wm; and fir,“ [,'Q['()R ‘|‘|||{()[‘(‘|| THE A955 h9g1 the wm-ltn _ -~‘—— _ mo n. rout (ll rrcntt. tvrs nnr rncmz. ccomnrv-M‘ lock fragntevits ‘" __‘__‘___‘__; __M ' _ .. _' v ' Th Drink cnfdttgrs and en- sail?“ "lbwlmme. .1“ l1". m” "‘ "W" “ ‘"°“"‘A‘°“‘ l""“'° d” "°' m" '."""’ " ‘M “""°‘ atom-ti. SCHOOL I (Frozn Jununrv "Tlfllnlfs"l slaw-s the soul; Qhpgnmol} ‘gayclzrfil-l- ‘H! I W ———" .11. J. Atkinson. Ylvision of Chom- ~, , ., ' ~ t . . , C t ' Y, ill? _. ;v - - .. , . “i” lIKTIiA/uliit-fsl‘ ‘éwilillinsnlallnlltlligd Ottnritsiillf) lwhllaiclllexnlioilriianglllose “ho “like” bfgillnlllg Ftbrlar)‘ lsl. lift. qbilillll" ruuclictig tli‘\lull\llllficlsm?xi lggilllcgo"llliyogrgtml:miwrltmnfgtiiirl: Ewart for “fay?- _ _ in Lfflfy ‘ _ _ _' T d b,‘ ' son, Fraser s; Ruth's sale m Now lug . s of wcaknrss’ in in? hmti l’ tt '|_ ,' ,_ ‘.1 d u, tthf 1 I . "Md F"! wire’ a“ sizes‘ in excencnt cnmhtmm 159,1] .DHS,‘T;’_IHD?C‘. tsll-tfllilloalEhi- 931135181", ° lgllggafif 90w. it»! Dllfllose and gmrk of (raw furs last w.r_k g av . ts, but ll so it is due to a dv- ‘lmlltteilil gnii§§$i““.ii‘avnii§i~§.i.ei soil lmarrggf, LQHQRQQQI’ Qtitliligérii‘ for hen cnops. vard inclosllrtrfl, twill‘? (‘WINS- fit‘ Pom 8"- ; IMFW“ “mm” filQIIW-itlh? tratnlp ,w¢ Willllllott rest. r “flfhpltfil? flttfvifrssflli‘wlsoYylfitltJi ‘itii-iaiingtiltlnlini§c-*i¥2rilih~i)rgi lav“ "Pwfcryns 5‘,','°°""f‘my‘ H lfiacinhtun Wiuui rod ‘Hill. Mflfifl" . ' - ' 0 . . zvrs from irs o as‘ n-l e W1 r0 cease rom labor- -- ' ' i i ' ' . -.' . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' 1W"- 0 l1!‘ $0 "PEP-I'll" Yilit-FFI " - ' PM", much h“ "m" pounry "Numb for (Tnlvmpg m“ Mandy To NUT breeze our bmner will be 60. sold. Mnrtrn ff-cnu it .n m: _\,.5tt flakes lu fi~¢ (in. In our t d p0,; t- t. tn}. 1M t. b" .Wanc-n. ‘ ' ' ‘ - ' . ‘ l0 $36 for llfil Afnskus. 5.2 l 32f cw ranch wc us? about tour l‘ M“ mm BTW " n 1 " l '