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_` _ sotoien wounneo.-mt-_ i»<-tt».t- »-- ~~-»~»~~- -»-- -- ' HAS GONE HOME” Mm' Craig 30 Hillsborough St. re-l

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To Count Them ,,,,. ,

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Fred lelardy, Roseoanx who has

spent sevc-ml weeks in the Prince County liospltol, where she under- went a critical operation, has so well recovered that she was able to re-

turn to her home ou Tuesday even- ing. She is rapidly gaining in stren- gth and ,her friends will be pleased to hem that she will be fully restor-

celved a telegram yesterday morning

informing him that his soii Pte. Fred-

oritik Ev Craig had been wounded in the knee on Sept.. 2511:. Pte. Craig enlisted \vith the 105th and was one of the llrsi. draft to go to France. He was drafted into the lflth lllglilund Rcginictit..

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Preserved Pears ,I . ._

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_ -' Q39 There are 250 cups of- fS_§f4t° strong, rich tea~<-all from a

pound package of Red Rose.

That seems a very large

_ number, but then you must

remember that Red Rose

Too is composed chiefly of 3"’ the strong, rich Assam teas

from Northern India, which

""` 9- yield an astonishing amount

of tea essence. Why! You, can brew five

generous cups from about

..`

ga: one cent’s worth of Red Rose.

’ Doesn`t it seem a real war-time

economy to use Red Rose Tea, which tastes better _and goes

I A Package In '_ _ .

T. H. Estabrooks Co., Limited Sl. John, Toronto, Montreal, Vtlinnipeg, Calgary, Edmqnggn

j _WEP Red Rose Coffee is as -

generously good as Red Rose Tea

ed iii it few more weelts.-li.

The Prize list will appeal' later

L ITN II .

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_ No \~f§t\\`.\ '/ iiieilour &`s‘\\\

'lf'/") (. \`f";\\` ' yy-/' suits every- `~`\\l‘ \

/ _/'/,\ ‘ 1. ` / \ i ` './ //",-/%/

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£_

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QS _& \:

The fomi-.il opening took place nt I,"

l BLACK FOX BUSINES8.- !\li'.

The School Fa" at Kmkom vI,IFteI._ Brenton Ranisay oi' Allitirtoii, ti‘. ld.

dm, “.35 R ,,mKnm(.6m Buc,.e__,,,I six i.i. is in the city and is leaving for sphoom look bm., and the pupils and Boston on the bout this iiiorulng with ‘ parents in the six districts were prec- “H99” lm” nf N“'°k foxes whim he icallv till present besides a number is lalllllg tu 3 large runcunem' mal'

ot' visitors t`rnm otitside points includ- my' ““y"‘Blh° Sl' "Ulm T°‘l“3"al’h' ing ',mI.I Mcmny and Miss DIm_heI_I Mr. ltiiui ay has been ranching foxes of mmm m, W.ah,_,S (v.0"(,guI Mr_ .1.mn_ on the island for the Boston concern tant and Mr. Phniles iiensley oi’ Sum-l mr mme time past but he “ay” ll °°“ls

1 inoiw-iit.~.-_ rut. the rate of $100 per ptili' to ranch

A l`eatt'ii'e ot' this fait' was the iltirik- me ‘bxes mem and the Owners mvel

IMS Compelmon III me mock MI, 'tlecided to mo\'eIthe ranch to Boston In-aI_I_“III;_ who IIIIIIEII me “IIB stock with the hope ot handling them nr.

at t‘1ioi~'tottetowii wus the judge ln;_

this class anti expressed htimsef ns`mxFS also mime lhmum' fmm

itii;ntv‘ iiieuseti with the exhibit 1‘hel"]”“"' T“°'°"“~" f"" me “"”e" "'°"i""' prize. winiiers in this class were for 65 “'l“7"`- 15105 1"-~1‘\* 59”" ‘|iSl\0f*f‘.l Of tffllvoti. lst. Earle Greenan. Newton. m'g“°'] ng‘"'9S‘ I 2nd. Austin (‘.urtls. Middleton. flrdu _“kw-

iess cost. About seventy-five» pairs

ISLANDER IN CASUALTV LIST.

Will ‘llc-Iver, Newt ii, 4th i"el D' -- , 7” IIIIInIjt FHIGIOWIII gm Emel (IIIIIIIlI;;l_I Vlorii h:isI br-.en rece-ived by Mr. and

- Kinitm-tt utit i~‘tm»i \i.-t‘arvt~ii kin- Mm' ')"“"”“ M°E°""h"""‘ "f “wi

IIIIIII ' ' ` ' At'p,'_\'lo, istatitig that their son 712182

III IIII;III Im KIIIIII M(_I_mIIvIIIII Iunh Privatr-. liecftor 1\'lcErichet'ti of the l4tl1

_ _ _ I. _, I lilo-ynl Montreal Regiment. had -been hom, Ind. Adau Ititlsor. .\o\\_tor.. IIIIIIIII I II Im

1 cd o t o i (“.isn.a.ity Clearing

During the judging n series of .. . _

sports were coiitestetl affording amu~l Sffamm on Sem' 22ml' whermg howl

(uns poisoxiixisf. l~`urtlmr pnrtictilu

seietnll_.- 'l. _;-t.-‘ ` IIII" n "' p"a°"'° fc" up SDP' at .has not yet been ri-ceiveti_ Private

I\'I IIIII do 0 I II ad_li\It:l‘lnchern hful just i'etui‘uetl t'o lliel

S mmm memml iiiing lille two months previous, after

dresses were delivered by ilie jtidges. remwrin fm wa d , _Iv 1

g m _un ~i rece ed on~ e

IM" Tennant' Mr' H“rdl"g' Mr' mms" the .flth oi' April in the battle ot' Vlmvl Three new cook books on Preservmg’ Cak S _\'. l’roI‘. .\l.l. ' ‘fi ' ~-i . '

c arty und l\_1li\. Diitvhfil' t Ritlve Another son “ripper John

I » ` ii, at :uso in rmnm with the mt meta Red

The Priitce Founty lndustritil und C0mmn'v` panama” EnginMrs‘

Agi‘it'ulturo Exhibition wus greeted QI. II II, I I I

_ with perfect. wentlior yoi=tei'vlnv, its ` lx more Band scum 1°” are '

I OIIIIIIIIII; dIIyI ` ' Ihonie. brought here hy the S. S, Ar-

Quite a. number went up Rom t"liar-l ,I_I_I€_I_ III_I___ _

lottfxtown and intermediate points and' ,_ " ` _, _ _ t ,Im mtendIIIIIIII Hom TIEIIISII andl (ii unc. t hesteivt i.is\.o.Il, Sth :siege

I IIIIIIIIIII west was II mom WDNSGIIIIIIIVII, leritt-~r\, injured in an accident dur. _

l lone. The attendance was uuusually` K mu mam” at l"vdd`. . _ izirge for the iirst diy and nil indico..l lf-"-""`l’°"`al W~ G- l'l‘m‘P5- »'\Vl’“€‘

tions tire that the number viewing thel hm' mmh Bmwnon' A l i In

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E2, II _ I _ ..-\"orporai R. li. l'liiliip.~'. .'\iis~

Icvnib ts and races today will net up a CIIIWIIIII mmh BIMMIOIII

new mark.

enirioro yt=stt‘i'dny.

Supper P. i. Mclilahoii. City. 105i

_ 1.30 inthe inain hall. when Prestdezit :I ' A ' ' '

ttreel .\it-Arthur hi d_ neat. and happy/` B7" " ' I

_ _ ' , .Siege 1’-tittery. ` " IIPrince CI.Ioun§5» on t.lteirI eIxcelleI1l; None ot' these_ men have, as yet, t fl mng. an 9* wr " mo” uterest* been the tr nt.. 'Ph . ' .

I _ , ut o _ ey have not

/ I , mg and instructive address to the IIN,” given meh. disvharge.

a Fine supply

di); USC

l it today.

EVERYBODY likes preserved pears

' because they retain so much of

the refreshing quality of the raw- fruit.

Owing to the absence of sharp acid _

they can be preserved in light syrup ' _ .. . ~ _Ii ~

with excellent results. Pears will possibly be good and abundant this

year and the ten pound sack _ / _ of Lantic Sugar will preserve lqp ' ` ` . K/’ t

1 ° ti

Lanhg Sugap i' -'fiteniisisl It for all Preserving `~

Get the benefit of its purity, “FINE”

Granulation and high sweetening power.

2 and 5 lb. cartons. 10, 20 and 100 lb. sacks.

Have you seen the Lantic _Library ?

and Candies, and Desserts. Sent free for a

Ball Trademark cut from a sack or from

_ the top panel of a Laniic carton. Write for

LiMi'ri-:D. Power Building, Montreal.

Economical _ I

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"" ~ ~1 rut- quality

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“Pure and Uncolored”

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l‘tt~ i-I MacDonald, Bratialliane,

"""`""h l“"°"“‘.`°‘.l W°mlel`A' E- Ar? (iunncr i\i .F Wicfntosli 'iotiris 5tli senault. who cotnpliinented the people' . _ _ _ ` "

0 A P

I ' To help the tender skin of an

/' _ infant is the Baby’s Own Soap

standard ~

v //V 2" l)0(lY illllio It " “` ' \ mrumw’ f°mm'uy declared the Pun” 'Phe soldiers were inet ol arrival of .fr-':~'.~`,'~1~'.-I-1". l FOI' foul' geIleI'atiOnS; has

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til .

- I/4' ' t'ouuty Ertliiiiitiou open to the public. We "..Inm0,.(, b W0 uh- -ua O 3

/t ill) if b may be that the Hour i TM premier was “mowed by Mayor ltrowii ou behalf ois the rzitlii A llrrl -'ef-f-"-"""":' ' '- y

'f 1 . " ’ _ " . ' `f .` ` =-:'51-"Z`~.~ -..»-.=f‘ 1°: ° . ' / if rr "OW i 1. ;1f':i;?:;'.:‘;: °..’;f.?:;r;.“.;'§‘f::'.: 1.2 »» Babys Own is the fecomed €1ll0i.§8tll€i‘ pleas(-B y0ll;lIl that `\\_"\\`l SI Sm , L.overnmcnt and u detachment ot’ the - ‘ ' "

/ _ . I I 'Immer "3 , I _ r»r»lfiiei's now in tr-.lining here under I / case you would be wise to make \ rue iiott. iimdocit Macirinumi. ,,,Ou,___ ,,,,e,. and _md WGHMIII .,.,IwI

. . ; . ' 5 t'om.mis‘sioner oi' .A iculture, the`.'. A . A- , I 'f I . °"“"*ie' 1" s“fi“""t""” \ tt... J. A. .\t....w.iit_ <fL.m...is...- nf ,T],”,_'§,§,"§,°,,';§’,‘,’,e‘;’, §,‘,*,,f,“§,’,,,f",§1f“,1`,f,‘,,'f;§ \;. . E lather softens and heals, and its

- .I Public Works. Messrs. J. A. Brace, A. “We formauy welcomed home by MN . ' i f,'¢`=l=`~ "Rt," -"_=;=1}:. °~' '

N D ‘ '- ' ' I _'cr Brown and Mr. Pa-ton, both of

D l“‘°"°s"“g' but brief “‘ldl`°9”‘='“- whoni gave excellent address. 'l‘hree.‘

The ‘ixhlblm lm” 5""“"` °°’“l’“"9 hctirty cheers for the King and for »\~;i\

as your next choice, we wish to emphasize that it is a "‘°”‘lI f‘"“’°"“b"' Wm' '1‘°*“ °" °""’“"` the r'¢*t\\i'iwd eoltiiers c0i1Cl\id€<l the __ If-.

\ ieturgev and Capt Read, also gave ,

reason is very probably the most I 1" ‘he mill" \’“*‘U'“H U16 f"“l‘ H-“fl guests or the Revere Hotel fi courto

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I idealkintloi flour forpustry. »I -- p7 if-‘!¥0*“b|° Bxhlblle “F” *H1101* ll*-‘F-lei' sy extended by Hit-1 Worship to all PQ. biscuits Hilti bread or, . """`l P"@Vl0“9 'Y““"~“- “llllflllgll all WC' the returned soldiers diu-hit.: their

' I in other w0|°dsI for ' lllliiil HTG 1101 fllltttl. Shu. in ‘he (\Iny_ '

gIgng|-alhnking Ugg-M The litindicrtitts und household Two ,,|Ih,,,. |,,|,m,|(.,.s_ who (.,.oS5e,\

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,_;5\""NTL"§,‘]f,;,§\l"""“ I "~_(_/Nr 59. c.EN'ri.sMEN's onivmc ci.As8.

K 0N'i‘Ai<io -"v-_ Half Mile Heats.

0 ,;I,{, , I _ 1-!~‘»lI1\'er Tip. owned oy Euttene ` 'i "` I .\drimi-.

Qi /Ii//I-f, `._` 2--l.:id,v lliidzi. owned hy .lohn T.

I iwmti

// ‘t-I.i'.t1yi<`iiir. owned by Joseph

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lllggiiie. -

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"1 ""2 t~t.in.t miie. J..\.t‘. ct-aswell.

lhtppy Jane, Victor and Bob Wood.

,_. also rnii.

6]? :site \Why.n0l SUYPYISC y0U[` nest time. hull-mile, 1.24.

' /3 . 2 YEAR OLD TROT.

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HIST]

OHL ~ our guirfwith a new

. O ' ‘K nest time-1.t2i,<.. ‘

. . Monarch

I I ` K _ ‘it is ,

5* Q; Sfggf the very ~

7**-n . .':;_»

Reins “ ° ° ~ illltl.|lANll3

_ equipment *if*-' " l@ :fit you can buy her

‘ ' for every day in the 7 3 ‘ _ year, saving time.|

or, fuel, food and

_ pense. it makesa kflcl/en

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V " "‘ (I So that we can send our artistic

( ,I illustrated booklet to your address, we

ask you to. send here to-day. Simply men»

| ` tion this paper, and address as below.

_ Enterprise Foundry Co., . s¢¢\w|ii¢.n.o.

I tvimiiiin rmnnwixnn oo. ' ' ' A trcuis for 0lim°iotteto\vn. P. E. I. ` ' im/\c_i~: McKAY .e oo.. urn. summprnim-

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,..,.... nan... » .9 ,_.1 _ * .4 -|g~w.~'.».»~o-

Xgrctits for I-‘rlnce ("ounty.

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£QQlP_L¢L¢ and keeps comfort

______ Coffiing Lqguggl as well as £523.

9612>-

'-loiia t‘a'ta.lon. J. G. Waite.

f ~ I your mother or Haifiviiie Hen. fy 5" _

Quietly Suited I <;,

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2':-1 iuitcura

Trial Free

lltiilir freely with Ciitittiirn Soap :iiitl lint water, tlry :ii.1l gently iipply (Iuticiira Oitit mt-nt. l-'sr ii' .mtl ru r'\in,,;.

scalp :intl l:i‘

are wonderfully cdcrttve.

F.-ii. A;'l“ “hm

-Lady Alireda Bruce/ Clatlnpbeli. --Keulah Aubrey. Edward Stewart.

Eli FAEES

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unmet, ._ I j

f//¢,

- I t ight

For pimples, rulnctia, riiiigltncss,

itching :ind irrituti in tl.in\‘lriilf, i thins,

.linigl i rctl, io\i,hlx.iiitls

and baby rushes, itt hit us and thaiingn, these frugrtint, super v r\ .in°y t mollit ut.;

Sample Each F by Moll. Add rens

'CIN' ‘

blend of selectetl Ontario soft wheat and -“"""~“- °"“"f"'“S "W ""6 “‘°“‘ "W ivrficeediiiiis iifwi' \vl\i0h Nw iwliiiers - Manitoba hard wheat, anti for that ”“°*~ by invitation ot' the Mayor became thu -"_ I-211;.-."3‘.°' ._-;'_.I-§§_§II'I_'-';.'-1

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fha! 1'3" be had 6N`|Iw. *“`l‘“f`°3 d“P“|`lmf‘“\“ “|50 “"‘ "0l“l"S tho Atl.i.ni.ic with the above. renuuii

\’\ I Iii for ii lot oi ftivoumble .tttentlon

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\\' ym". mm". uf” Q. 06 eil nt llnlitax and will be home short- 3-_-.___

\\I\Il /"_, 5;/,ad ta' Q` 13 find thc exhibit does great credit to 1y_ q-hey are pp. Sari, ,um of

supply it. l the housewives of Prince Ununty. (;},'i9|- Sm-k (g Lmmu-x [Sp -“_ _,ht NEI WEDDING BELILS one III IIIII

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l\i'stnia1i.lt ot' Suminersltle.

bride entered the parlor, on the arm of her i’utlioi', to the strains ol’ Min- deissnlin's wedding march played by Hriitf. J. l~l. Welsh. of Cbarlottotoivn. Tl-te‘hride was churmlngly dressed in n"§own of white lace over pink silk with garnlturee oi' pink rosebiids. She also wore a bridal veil. cauglu up with orange blossoms. and carried n bou- quet of white asters. ’i‘he bride was attend l Miss ‘\lar H I th

eq ry . y _ .ow er,

who wut-i dressed in white net over white. and carried ti bouquet. oi' sweet pens. The groom was supported by

her ot’ relatives ind friends of the liappv couple. After the ceremony the bridal party and guests pnrtook ol a siimiptuouti repast and thc- evening

eslefm in which Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Phee are held in the community is evirieticod by charnvarl which serena- detl them after the nitirriage.-_ The atieiidrincn was,tl1e largest seen at a chiiravari in this vicinity for many ymirs. l‘he h\DlJ.Y couple drove to their home at Long Creek followed by the hest wishes of their many friends.

( If.. I I.I‘ I . ' \I,- , , . I

-K . I' wn_~t spent In music and gizmos. The

.if young couple in music and games. The

" / \(`. " many costly and useful presents. The

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(hour _th . s I

for ti .long lisp y anti _ roe erotiii Iwed-

msmthmi otlittis M _

THE McPHEE-GEORVEATT WED- DING--An event ot' more than tirdi-l nary importance took place at the re- sltlcnce of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Geor- vctitt, ('umberiand, on the. evening of the 26th uit.. when their tlaiiglitor Edith Gertrude was united in man riagef with Mr. Alexander Klniey Mc~ Pheo of Long Creek. The ‘parlor was

gully decorated for the occasion with; festoous of evergreen and roses. ’l‘heI

his brother Mr. George J. iii:-I’liw~lt-txty itwitt-ti gut-un; among :item The ceremony was performed by Rev.I|»t=,lng nav, P. D. !\lr:Quinan. Vernon W 1 iii L ' _

_ .. _ c eod assisted by Rev. A

Hitru. in the presence of ii. large nuni-lhoth or whom timkq in h|gh(.g¢ (.5.

sf'

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T:-'¢:‘i'-__.~f_-‘F-?!; =:§

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won unstinted praise and`toda

` leader for nursery and toilet.

Its Pure. creamy. fragrant

~ ~ ' daily use is a renewed

‘-_' _'-1-. ': 'Q in-H, _.""~.,,,__ , s delight t

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“ “;> <;-,"5 and B€Sl 101° YOIL

’ "_" ""5" ' Sold_ almost everyvvhere--

» . ` but insist on Baby’s Own.

_lim-s... ~ - -- iuotvriuziu. .-

prettirnit and most iiiteicriting ewitts of the season .took piece in St. Mickels (‘hur<~h. ioiui, on Tiiesilsy September the twenty-fifth. when Miss .\lni'_\' .-\. lilac-l)ontild. eldest daughter ot' Air. . and Mrs. ll. il. Mn.t~Donald. was unitnrl in ninrringe to Mr. Daniel A. lliurflsiiiic. cltim-it son of Mr. and Mrs. Rotlk. Muc- llsanc, I~lni'nt~'-cilife. The rcreiiiony was performed by itev. Iii. J. Smith, and the' Wedding Mott-ii was skilfully played to th.-, strain.-= ot' the

,Organ by Mrs. .iziiiit-S Mt-Keiinn. (The bride who was one ol` ()rwei1`s popular young liitlies.. lnokeil ttliarni- litig iii ti tailored suit of iuivy blue ‘with hat to mutt-li. Site- wnu uttniitletl lhy her sister Miss l<`riiiit‘eg who was a.t-tractlvf, in ti nent. suit nt' hltiv tui- 'fettti stllt with wliite hut. while the

,groom wus. nhiy rcnderefl the our. .tomnry aid by his only brother Jos- lepli. Following the church service the' bridal party drove to the home of the hi'ide’s partint.,=t where ti sump- tuous dinner wns served to more than

River and Rev. lil. J. Smith. lnna.

teem of the young bride and gronrn. The afternoon was plenmiiitly spent. ln music and singing. until tlvc o’- clock, when the parties tlrtive in the home of the groom. where' till thc young friends of the bride nnd izrooin awaited theni. After purtukiug of a well prepared feast 'there'-_ the crowd asseniblori in tho dtinciur: hull und danced until the wot- small hours ot'

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thg morning. when ull loft for _thi-:ir respcctivo hnmon. lifter wlsliliig the young couple health and pt'osperit_v iii tlfeli- newly married life. The

hritle' and groom rcceivetl iiinny use-l ful and coz-tty presents. anioriiz thcmI being ii handsome nlteqito from the; brids‘s father. ' ' -'i I

“The Sweetheart of the Corn” i

1-7~I1~'_-[_ -

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This picture and slogan has been familiar to l

Canadians for over eleven years. It tells the story

of the corn used in

1./at/v;,;'»"’

CORN FLAKESJ '

Only the finest corn is used _ ._ _

and .our secret process converts it into a light, appetizing and sustaining food. ‘ \ »'-,_. ,I -

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mio: in ciimioii.

The Battle Creek Toasted Com Flake C0.. Limited. _ t

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Head Oliioe and Factory: London. Ont. _I __ ‘ oh-SP.

"nasal " 1-tr' I` I II.)-gi ' _ _

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