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be time

your

It will soon

were

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want to of

help

Qusbly srade

you any tion as to to use.

Blues tone Hellebore

Sulphur Whale Oil Soap

J. G. Jamieson

Druggistf.

SILVER PLATING

Now is your opportun-

ity to have articles re- piated as we are sending 'a shipment by June 1st.

G. l'l. Taylor

Jeweler & Optician sis-H-iistit is

DIARY OF EVENTS.

TO-DAY.

t‘ity Magistrates Court 9 a. m. Prince Edward ,Theatre 3, 7, and 8.45 Khaki Concert 8 p. fn. ,

BIRTHS

McLEAN.-ln this City. May 29th to Mr. and Mrs. Earl McLean. a son.

WELLNER.-On May 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wellner, a son

GAl’DE'l`-At Wellington Sta. May 9th 1916 to A. G. and Mrs. Gaudet. a dau- ghter (still bomn.

DEATIIS

AFFLECK.-lnlidmonton May 28th. Mrs Alfred Affleck. aged 51 of Char- lottetown. Funeral notice later.

MelNNi5.- At Emyvale on Satur- day May 27th, Terrence Mclnnis aged 51 years. (Pat. please copy.)

SMlTH.- At Maplewood. Lot 29, on May 31, 1916, Mary A. Smith. Funer- al to Kell.y‘s Cross on Friday morn- ing.

GAUDET-At Wellington Sta, May 29 th 1916 Sarah Milllcent, aged 9 years. 2 months, dearly beloved daughter' of Mr, and Mrs. A. G. Gaudet.

0'%IEN.- In this City, May 30th. Amelia. 0'Brlcn. aged 11 years. .‘<`ur.-.- ral from her late residence 21 Rich- mond Street. this afternoon at 2.30 to St. Dunstan's Cathedral. interment ll. C. Cemetery.

"NEW MOLABSES iN TQ-DAY.

JENKINS G. SON. 124-6-~1m1i

“Khaki (Duck) Pants at $1 pair at

The National Clothing Store.

117-61M3i.

AUCTION

Valuable property for sale in Chariot- tstown by Benj. Carter ¢ Co..

We are authorized by I. L. Thomp-_

sou. Esq., to sell on Thursday B June 1016 commencing at 7 o’clock p. m. His valuable property situated on Kings St.. and extending to Dorchester Street. This property will be sold as it now stands with large dwelling house, all in flrsi.~ciass condition with coach hoiiso and stable. or will be sold in lotsto suit purchasers. ins- pection 'of property st any time from 2 to 4 p._m. each day. Terms at sale

_ asm. cAa1'aa,` f -

' ‘_ Auctioneer.

1 27-GM 1.8.5.7.

Horst Wanted

_ ' Co.

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R rapid deliyeryof

m¢55¢5‘¢r ggrvitt. tllé

“Haney” . is a general

favorite. Built to stand the hardest ' , Ve emiy xiigsing. ;§leu's Roadster T “U cc stiiwdel F' $8

lads in Cs/todo lx

ll I

- .»¥2¢'l.'l- %»lA'§-1.i.

-' Limit?

11 A _ oronto.

Charlottetown R¢P|‘°|l.'\!l?i,Vl

Ernest Rice

i 185 Grafton Strut

1 is PROGRAMME

Khaki tlah Concert THURSDAY, JUNE lst, 1916.

PART l.

1-Selection 105th Band. 2-Vocal Solo Miss Mc.\liilly 3-Violin Solo Miss Evelyn Goff. 4-Reading Mrs. Parker Hooper. 5-Vocal Solo Lt. A. B. Cosh. 6-\Vhistling Solo Pte. Daniels 7-Reading Miss Edna Gordon. 8-Vocal Solo Miss Dorothy Suther- land

intermission--Sale of Home Made

Candy.

PART II.

1-Piano Duet; Misses Mary Johnston and Hilda Jenkins. 2-Pantomime and Solo Six young ladies 3Vocal Solo Mr. Mclnuis 4-Reading Miss Lowe 5-Vocal Duett Messrs. Bruce and Rob- bins. 6-Step Dancing Pte. Marshall 'I--Vocal Solo Miss Georgie Kelly -Reading Miss Nowell

-Selection ° 105th Band

God Save the King.

Parties who have promised candy

for the above concert, will please leave same at Khaki Club from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. Thursday.

Cemetery Lettering

Having made a. change in my busi-

ness l am now prepared to do all kinds of cemetery lettering on granite. mar- ble or freestone at the lowest possible prices. Will go to any cemetery on the island. Write or call-on W. G. TINNEY. 42 Passmore St., Charlotte- town.

9945-2-27MsttEmwt1nio. '

G _ 5 1 l

Notice

The undersigned merchants of

North Rustico .Rustico Ville. New Glasgow. New Glasgow-Mills, Mayfield and Martins do agree to close their 'respective stores at the hour of seven o'cl0ck in the evenings, Saturdays ex- cepted. Same to take effect Monday June 5th and continue during the sum- mer months of June, July, and August.

iSigned.)

J. C. STEVENSON,

JOHN FRASER.

FRANK ANDREWS,

B. W. LE PAGE. ~ J. L. BLACQUER, E. C. LE PAGE.

W. W. PAYNTER.

9964,5,29.|:ntwk.

' 1- |_-an-i 1 |

SALT SALT

To Arrive in June

7000 Bags Liverpool 9000 Bags Fishery

Carvell Bros

_.. _ _ _-_JJ

" .;3s‘;=i

Synopsis of dim Northwest l.mil` Regulation. _

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i r npsssoaatt m‘niop ands Asoaey ~i:.':°.':§"==:.‘:.::'~f.i‘.:.-.:.f.‘.:i.- seas .'*is:ai.:°§`::.f.t.°.i:".:.'.'.‘:'.:.°°°"'*i°~ iivstioiiof tho land iii sash of tm =3s.wA'

bo__==‘t3¢r may live within also adn of hi h an anismofstlem hw ro A liahiralzio house s ro- ar. wligrs residence s psrlornisdin itmdimlmzr sm ddo IMG psraova. ~ ‘ Ds monvlio roswenoolii such of tiiroe *§..“".:.‘.‘.'.'..°r.i‘:‘.i.'.."°.s:‘r..P°..r.°."“'.= ii" £2

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_ (Continued from page one.) what they should be. 'in some inspec- torates fifty per cent. are not even up to our low standard.

0U'l‘ll0USES.

The outhouses in many districts

are an abomination in the land. We cannot and torins.<.¢;r¢_m_g_enoush 1° qualify 'the‘ wretched' stats' of these dooriess, unsightly, 'and filthy build- ings. _ U _ SCll00L (ill0l'NIlS.

ln the West the minimum size by

law is one acre. With us one acre

is certainly beyond the _ maximum. With the inauguration of school gar- dens our school grounds must neces- sarily, ln many cases, yea, in all cases be enlarged and enclosed. Having a million acre farm shall we deny a paltry $00 acres to our children? De- cidodiy not!

INSPI-I(`.T0llS.

We need all of our ten Inspectors

under present conditions we ane only following the example of other pro- vinces. The number of our schools is 471, less than 50 schools to each inspector. There should be tive visits to each school. A great measure of good can he done by our Inspectors if they realize the importance of the

work in hand, their high calling, their sacred mission in the community. It is their business to communicate new zest and enthusiasm to the teachers. to guide and direct. They should de- vote one wnole day to the district

visiting. If the inspection of the school does not require all their time, ii. visit to the Trustees will bo pro- ductive of a world of good. Better

I ._J-

NllXATEll IRUN

A l(l0@-‘fl

FORFEIT

of delicat nervou

drugglst about it.

in stock.

Properly on Great George Street

I am instructed by Mrs, Simon W.

situate two warehouses one brick and other wood. Tormg at sale. _

R. BEAIRSTO,

_ Auctioneer

Fliarlotietown,

my zsiii, isis. 9974-5-sosisi.

shsrgo Twenty-ilvo santa.

AGENTS--MEN OR WOMEN,

"World's Greatest War;" heating all selling records; sample book free; experience unnecessary; make forty dollars weekly. Tar Book Pub- lishers, Brantford. Ontario.

For le

FOR SALE-A 600D FAMILY DRIV-

ing horse. Six years old, not frigh- tened of automobiles. Good in the saddle. Apply to Geo. E. Full.

106-5-31M3i.

roi SALE: s|x'rsEN v`6GNo néo

foxes, two very dark. Address Daniel McCarby, Joyceville, P. O..' Joyce. ville, Ont. 09tl2,5,29,m11l. roi EATE-‘ren noon °`|~lous¢,

all modern improvements. Splen- didly situated. Apply 128 Fitzroy St. 9685-5-ll-Mtf. ~ :GUS t-UH HATCHING AN5 DAV T old icks fmmlissvy .lsyiag impo tod , sri-od. Plymouth . Rocks sail

’WhIte_. L¢ll1_ot‘nl._.J.` H. Prichllsl.

niimiiiersldo . if. ro' F 's“""Ai.E“Fi. EFEETV, 'cous"is1fl

ing of Rosidoaco. Store (practically new) and out-buildings; large lot. This valuable property ig situated on main line Railroad, and is a splon did professional or business contre. Apply to M. D. oo' Guardian.

1.- I

increases strength

9. s.

rundown people 200 per cent in ten days

in many instances. _ nog forfen M it to win over the sympathy and co- taiis as por full ox- planstioa in lsrgo article soon to ap- pear in this paper. Ask your doctor or

Anotliacaris; Hail- G. E. Hughes .

Prop. and Central Drugstore. E. A. Foster, Proprietors. always carry it'

° Noting with the utmost satisfact‘oii

__Auchon sale of valuable what the Women's Institutes are tln

l I (Trabbe to sell by auction on the pre- mises on Saturday the third of June next at the hour of twelve o'ciock noon that desirable property on the East Side of Great George Street hav- ing a front thereon of 75 feet and ex- tending back 86 feet and on which are

I .

a GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS.

00° NM nr were first lnsorsur In this column.. tislf ooiit pr

_ nord ascii continuation. Cash mul! aooompany order. Minimum

Agents tvanted i_sAs|`c stao-ouamrv ron sal.:

PAINT

Half im-cw .-- 1-mia me wm-

wesr m they etrato h wood. poni d 5...? .ai _.,¢"..'I$’..'i°¢i'i';§» ‘J-'.'...... S35 .Ji

A ` i`i§§.°.$.‘““’-¢fy°°£‘-ii¥‘l`"’ 3'°'il3i' 3l."il;

to investigate them. Wmve the cornplite

‘_ lioeand we know Yeovil like them.

Write us for a snuggle of wood stained with Velvex Craoaote ingie Stain.

_ l....°.-.»i'_~;='-':.~.-..:f.e-.°~-.es-cn.

still they should invite the Trustees. through the teacher, or directly, by writing to each one. to meet them at the school on the day of.the inspec- tion. Then they can point out to them the defects in equipment, visit the outbuildlngs, suggest repairs, an

amelioration of school property, plead with them for larger grounds for their children, and the 'enclosing of such

grounds, preach consolidation, ctc., etff.

‘ PARENTS. '

Many of our teachers deplore the

lack of sympathy and co-operation on tliel part of the parents. These do not visit the schools or interest them- selves in the studies of their chil-

dren, For the most. part tho fault lies at the teacher-'s door. We would

suggest a mothers’ meeting once each month. The teacher might invite the mothers through the children, or bet- ter still, personally when possible. If the mothers become really interested, then the face of conditions will un-

dergo ii rapid change for tlie better. TRUSTEES.

Live, earnest teachers can do much

operation of the Trustees. Let them persevere in their laudable efforts in this direction. and the non-observance of Section 69 of the School Act will be a thing of the past. No man should accept the high oillce of Trustee, and not make some effort to feel his obli-

gations.

` w0_imr~"s iNs'rrrv'rns.

ing foii the betterment of our schools with regard to sanitation, we strong- ly recommend the suggestion made by Chief Superintendent Campbell and Acting Superintendent Shaw that thc

School Act be so amemled at _the next session to give every woman whose husband is a rate-payer a vote at all school meetings. ll. is suggested fur- ther that all such women be made eligible by law to become a Trustee.

lllGlli~1R SALARIES FOR TEACH. I-IRS.

There were 586 teachers iii the

schools last year. The total amount

'for suppiemciits b, the people, sup-

Lords Co., Cape Traverse. i __________________ _ _ os51.s,z1,M1oi. Pouisrnv Fon sALéLFii=`1'E€N

barred rock hen. cheap. Apply 242 Fitzroy Street. il905,5,23Mtf

Help Wantred-Female

'-1 - = ‘ - ~ ‘ . - GIRL. WANTED- MRS. GEORGE A _ Douglas 99 Fitzroy St. ,

___ _______ _ 107-5-81M8l. WANTED- TWO GIRLS T0 WAIT

on table. Highest 'wages to right. _ parties. Apply at Guardian Office. _j_ _ 9975-5-aolviiwk. ._WAN'l"`*‘='D. At oiico, s. maid for gene-

ral housework. No washing. Apply

to Mrs. Bruce Stewart. 14 Wa or Bt. ‘_ 9786-5-10Mtf

A Heir'-W~n¢e~i""»'r§""--.___ “Ie” ..'MaN‘w‘A°N"r`&`5_6F4"“c'Xi“`°Fi°|Tiv

_ To Q ‘

,T0 LET- F'URNlBl-il IHOUIE re ... - summer, 10 mlnut walk to salt water. Apply to 71 lcGlll Ave. _

sys]-5-iumnaipa .

‘ro i.s~r””`--A“c"'or"'rZoi orl"PowNAi.

Ylio}v\i?héE€-_i:i:_.,°¢‘gue§‘l__%“é'lf¢_s‘m§',};°°e"’ of daya as a' teacher, say about 220.

termasal Carleton Pdint. .Apply Bo- A ~ A ~‘ ` 53"" nm 0°" ` ` sm'-'s-siusi. 4' i

_ ‘ i . ,_

bythe Govornmentnamoiiut

by tho Goverment for attend-

Ianco grant. and for bonusoa-- was ‘$67,916.99. or an a_versgo of $116 por

teacher. A teacher oi tho ili-st class-

.lfrocelves a statutory llltfy zf\’0llt'!l1°

.Government of $300; add tp _this _$110

and we nad that tlistotal salary of_ such teacher to no $416. A first or

secand class male teacher. _teaching in an ungradod school, will receive $225 ‘plus $116, or in all $3.41. The mail who‘ can neither read nor write, and cap only work with apick _or shovel igepslyss 51.50 per' oily? 'yn iiib ‘wbi-his '$00 'tllllys out ` bi" tli`b¥§Alh3ll_é‘ lroc'6lves $450.'-#if -ns' '-'works dis* soiiidi iiumssi

lie receives .$830, about the same as thoiirst class male teacher inthe un- graded school.: An ordinary mechanic to-day receives at least $2.50 a day. If he works the same number of days -as a teacher he will receive $550- Tn

many of our churches 'the minimuir salary for the clergymen is $1,000. three times the average teacher's sal- ary. There is iio profession oi- call- ing upon which the quality of the citizenship of the nation depends so much as the teacher. It is therefore

important that the teacher, above all others, should have training and ex- perience. In this province-the teach- er has’neither, for the normal train- ing is practically nil. The boy..or girl matriculates ihto Prince of "Wales

College, and spends a term or two there. He has not yet made up his mind what his life calling should be, and while he is taking a breathing spell, so to speak, he becomes a school teacher.. He remains a member of

that profession a year or two, and

*ri

Every Still Joint Limliered,

' Rlieumaiism Cured!

That‘Oid Family Remedy "Nervlline" is Guaranteed for the Worst Cases

CURES NEURALGIA. BACKACHE.

LUMBAGO Rlieumatism today is unnecessary.

It is so well understood and so read- ily curable that every day we have re- ports of old chronics being freed of their tormentor. ~

"l can speak confidently of the Ner-

vlline treatment, for the simple reason that it cured me.” writes Albert B. Cornelius. from Kingston. You cau't imagine how stiff and lame and sore I was. Nights at a time I couldn’t sleep well. I followed the Nerviline direc- tions carefully--had it rubbed into the sore regions four or five times every day. Everyrubbing helped to reduce the pain. The swelling went down. l got a fair measure of relief in a week. I also took two Ferrozone Tablets with my meals. They increased my appetite and spirits. purified my blood and toned up my system generally.

“I am as well today as ii man could

be-iii perfect good health. I give Nervlline all the credit.”

A large family size bottle of Nervl-

line costs only 50c., or the trial size 25c.. and is useful in a hundred ills in the family. Whether it's toothaclie, earaclie. headache, neuralgia, lame back or ii cold, Nervlline will cure just as readily as it will cure rheuma- tism. For family use nothing equals Nervlline.

Auction Sale

BV BENJ. CARTER G. C0.

We are authorized by F. H. Smith,

Esq., to sell at auction on Monday. June fith, 1916 commencing at 12 o’ clock noon, his beautiful property. sit- uated at Iiikerman, consisting of 2 . acres land, a good -dwelling house. coach house, 1 new concrete poultry house 10x20, poultry house 8x15, an acre of land under fruit trees. This is iz choice' property being handy the city and will be sold. well worth the money. Also other artices not numersted. Sale positive. Terms at sale.

BENJ. CARTER

Auctioneer

may 30 eod td.

Subscription List For 5 p. c. Debentures

The Commissioners of Sewers and

Water Supply have for sale Ten thou- sand ($10,000) dollars, Charlottetown Water Works Debentures. These do- bsntures are of the denomination of $500.00 each are payable in Twenty yoirg from date and bear interest at five (5) per cent per annum, payable halt yearly. . _

A subscription list is now open in

the oillce of the Commissioners, City Hall, for local parties wishing to pur- ‘chase any of those bonds. Full par- ticulars on application.

"9910-5-_24liltf.i_..- _ . -

__, -.(1 i.

_Twenty-'two hun-

“M Uh A | 4r

p-._ -_

_ We have on hand a quantity of 2

.,;'

_-mli1“'l:L“T:£‘?'°“’£J'A°lH?a E

4' _ _ “ 51""-

. _ _ ' 'r

:last when ne is séauirins some 'WW if ' ' .

experience, when he 'is reaching ~

age of niaturltyand 'thought he ‘Gilles _ it _';,,' . (fi ii, and some other as youns and iv- ' -j.

experienced as he was in the begin- ____ ning takes his place. Teaching Which S ` ‘ '. should be one of the STONES! Pf0fe5‘ _ _ ° _ _ 1 glans, is not a profession in.this pro-`| . "`- ' * ' vinoe, but a momentary pause on life's P11939 111

highway. How can it be otherwi_se.° _ ‘ _ . _

50 long as our teachers are so much C L & i ` C _‘ underpaid? Young men and women 0 `~‘ 0° ‘cannot live on the Island on the PPG- `

sent average teaclier's salary. Even if he spends a me time and reaches ment assistance, and compel each dis-

trict to pay the teacher by dlr$ect_dl_s-

35-'

_ ,.;"_-j . ,__ ..»

r i.

the very top, he is receiving less than

the beginner in any other profession. _ _ __ _

How can tn’ “wry M. increased-_f terly beyond many; of the present We cannot expect very much improve- Bchml districts- We hav” t°° “"“"Y

` schools and too many districts. _ The

only remedy in sight ‘is through

school consolidation. ~ _ _- »

About one-third of the revenue of the

province for 1915 was spent on Edib- cntioii, and it cannot bc expected that , -__ `~ i,v_ _ a much greater proportion can be spared for that purpose. lt seems to be a hopeless task to induce the ratc- payers at the annual school meetings to materially increase supplements. For the past few years since the re- vival of the supplements, efforts have been made along that line, but the

results have been disappointing. Were “dm

we to abolish the system of Govern- som It Hugh". Dm' 3,61*

ting Pill for Women. $6 a hob or time for

0. Bod at all Drug Stores. mailed oihaay

sddnsson receipt of prior, Tlla sau. ana Oo. Bt.-Catharines, Oats o. `

riiouoi. it ' ~"°“°'“

_v Vim and

Vitality; for Nano and Brain; inersasih.’.‘ns| riattfr ‘;a'.l‘o‘n_l_c-will build yin un. _:_ box, 1;; wo or , s sums, or istli road g_price.”'l‘nl Biiuosszsi. Dano C3., ththarlnoa

I Q `.F ii li* ?

r-6arter’s Reliable"-

Seeds A _

are sold by over 150 Reliable Merchaiitsr in PrinE`e` Edward Island. _ _

Carter’s Tested Seeds '

» May not be the cheapest- seeds but we are SURE

THEY are the BEST.

DON’T experiment with Cheap Seed you may

save 'a few cents in the price, and locse (many dollars in the failure of the crop, and till the land with Weed Seeds. Farmers and Gardners have our Guarantee backed by 37 years experience in the seed business

_ which should count for something. Buying~.cheap

seeds _listed in Department Store Catalogues is “play- ing with fir_e.” High Grade Seeds are never sold at bargain prices. you will get burned sure. Buy the BEST and only the BILST, therefore buy CARTER’S SEEDS and you are safe.

Carter & C 0., Ltd.

Stedsmcn Charlottetown

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Use Our Marine Paints and Varnislies 9 .Wlien Painting

Motor Boat '

l’.‘”l”/‘r}'.v '

We invite_ you to come and look over our assortment

Of MHl’m€__P3lnlS_2Hd~l1illh_class Varnishes before putting your boat into shape. Our line is most complete for this pur- ggagand 0111' Prices are right. Phone or write us your Glidden's Green' E ' P ' ° . .

er_|gines._Pinis 55c eacli,’il%ntilntsaI:)r§£'efiiglxclaliy for motor

- 2_60_3;|‘iE`_5';§g(‘)’_.' Vafflisll. best- quality. quarts 1__._:_-ri, 1-2 gals. _ __W_ te Marine Paint 2.75 per gall, ' " ,-

B&R\TIIIA

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X “fp sl

wrpgiefiéiiiiuiiiiiiziilgiiiind T 75 '¢fi.;i»i,».'»=.‘>° it W .l`effreY`il‘Marine Glue.fo declis. canoesisnd A l

three colors, black. white, 1 ll . Pri ‘ ‘ - " -' ' “

_ Zooynds 89,¢.4pounds_1.00, '°»0ii’iidtins9i%%.1"Pw‘l.‘ ling '

md 'f_`gq§§m§{§;-1t;§|§;ith_;§;=_c__L@sidl simsiis c...ui..¢°sii‘§ii.i.'. 'A

' Acompiete line G 1' - ' ‘ E

Write__for our prices.Qfheziseviheiiiitiigiieyioliilphes gn ham

............g,.m,=.5g 1 'l +1'-=" l ?i=..".:':f.°°':i:.':.:;_ :r::...:.':.';s.°° . _

___'rii4r:_ns_ns_ _ir __ . _ _,~'-'-'=""-"I"-'--'_ \._,m_“_,|`._ drcd b8ZS_j ~,» j' _ _ . ~' -_ _ _ _ ‘i§§f'A§'i2a§§2Yia"<A;rf?§nYLfi““ wmrisrrs-manxsnrrssw . . i 0' 1 _ _ “Z 1 in Ausun 3.|'".,“ 3720 tn 35% new Waterloo Kotosins lilnginat for ' l _ _ __ _ 1 : por annum. Fulldotails oscli posit _'l°°d 00°F" Plifhvli hotles.-r-J. D. _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ ' 1- _- .»- _ -; i

_¢|¢_,_,. ,¥_¥|,",d_ Av|y__,t (mc, m' Friar. Sussex. N. B. Mill-5-2'lM1w . __ _ _ _ . __ _

iii`r“-;asl‘:alrc?i.ec:¢wi‘ii sA';gl?'al|i"i;# 'wfiiruishsd 'o IA L T ` rv "

ta positions. _ li. A. 8. clo Quai' ian (flied. ‘ M85-5-30Mtts6i. ~‘

"overture i1lock€Cal;\;ry. for Alben- in or noarhCl‘iii'rigl;tv;ounv::°‘l12:tl;.!i;; L ‘ ' . ‘ ’ A . _ WHOLESALE AND L . V '_

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_ _ __ __ soon-saimimmiiii. _ toons-aonaipa. '_ ,`._ _ i

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trict taxation, the task would be ut--

ment under the present system. -

as.n.vAu'srasscaru.is:.'“.':_

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i\° 1 -'17.“1"§ .'.a`if_¢'4_»`s

' Glidden s” Hull Green’ extra g;;¢|¢, (01-_ an _ _