a i. 5 , The “RENFREW” L‘ ~ Cream Separator Shows 99.99 Per

Cent. Efficiency

Actual teat hm: prnvrl that

the llldNFllldW ln nsrpurnting

_ 1,000 Ilia. 0t milk will not lone

‘ more than l Ho. at hutterlnl.

The - llenlrevra Inter

clement-abh- Unpuelty makes It

_ cquully aultnblr tor any also

I herd. (IIIW tn 1,000 Ilse. of milk per hour.)

Write tor Catalogue "ht-G."

Tllld IIEN FllhW MACHINE- lll’ U0» LIM [TE D. /

Sunset. N. ll. Works

i __ Ileud Utilce a

ltenlrew, Ont. Montreal, l’. (L. Milwaukee. Wla. ‘U. S. A. Other Linea _ llenfrrw True-k Scales llentrciv Oil Englnca

efrew s e p .31? 2?}

Be line with the thou sands of satisﬁed men who use

Hickey’s Black Twist, “The Tobacco that is al- ways good. The only real chew Hickey 8i Nicholson Tobacco 00., Lid.

Manulactupera cm-"ﬁwwwn

SHOP Irom ‘Holman petal“.

“ ROBIN HOOD FLOUR ll yo“. anteed to Please yon better.

THE ROGERS HARDWARE co. 144-. d0 not close tluis afternoon. 999-16-1i

TEA AT séLrAs-rs-at the (no church grounds, on Wednesday",

Allinlﬂt 16- 909-l0-6l TH SPIDER PUMIFL-The very latest shoes ingruy, also brown ei-

fwl. Ollly $5.95, tor women, at Alley S: Co" Ltd. 1009-10-31 AMES HOLDEN SNEAKERS every pair guaranteed for sale by

PURDlE-FPJIWUSON Shoe Co. Aug 1512i

' IMPERIAL POLAiRlNE OlL$.— Ellgines could be made, Imperial

o“. Ltd. would make it. Uso as Der chart

LARGE SHIPMENT OF SCHOOL BOOTS arrived toda-y for Alley (it Con, Ltd.. every pair solid leather

and guaranteed-morn wear [or your money. at popular prices. 1009-16-31

MORE MILEAGE GUARANTEED BY ALLEY‘ 6. Co. with every pair f of the Alley School Shoes for boys " and glrIs-these shoes at popular prices, will make your boot bill

9113)’- 1009-16-1“

~ NORTH RIVER CIR,CUlT.—Rcv. , Stanley Millet, of (Zhcstcr, N. S.. will take up his duties as pastor oi’ tho North River (Jircuit, on tho ‘ ﬁrst Sunday In September. Mr. , Biciikiiey will then icavo [or his

Boston church.

IN THHSE QUIET TIMES When economy is so necessary, it is well to boar in mind that IVIIORSPTS TEA makes 240 cups ‘ to the pound. This is probably the greatest value you get among the

many thin-gs you buy.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. -—Mrs_ William l-i. Gordon, lion-

War Memorials, Monuments, Headstones in Marble

and Granite. We manufacture every part,

BECAUSE

Our machinery is the most up-to-date

" BECAUSE ‘-

of our Iarﬂc staff of skilled workmen t

BECAUSE a We carry the largest stock in the Maritime Provinces We have been in thc business for three generations.

THEREFORE Our prices are from 10 to 50% cheaper than others. ' THEREFORE Our workmanship is the best. - Our dcllvcrys are prompt. We guarantee to please you.

wrlee up stating approximate prices or size of Monu- ment wanted and we will either send designs and prices or our agent will call.

.l. A. TINGLEY 8i SONS

Amherst. N. S.

w... h ooh A Pefe" Well water or Tank water?

Our water systems deliver water DIRECT‘ 1P0"! 4-00 woll tollho tap. The titnk is used to store nir only. lio- snI-t:---Fresli water nt nil times, and no irost troubles. No- thing above ground to freeze. '

Our systems have established a Wlllll-illlo" "n “l” island for dependable service. Don't be (lOCOlI/Uil and ac- copt a substitute. Tacy urc sold ONLY b)’

The Traslc Well Co.

P. o. Box 12o - - - K="='"l*°"- P- E- "-

inure, Brudenoil, niinouncos tho en

RHgPm-Lent oi’ her dnilgiitoi" Alizt Elizabeth to (ﬁlms- lPr Lowe, Bnvyer. "Br-iaillsiitls“,

(icurgctnwn Royalty. Marriage to take iplﬂCll curly In ‘Saptcniibor. 1017-16-16-11.

CORRECTION. ~The ropurl. of tiic milk and Moat inspci-tinii pub 5-; iisiir-d in yesterday morning's tluzirilinn should hzivo road a.» follows: Thomas I\'<~i=nzin—~ Per- ._ cont. Butter Fat 3.5, condition, scdi

incnl;

ziiso (inndo Co. -P(‘I‘I'QII.L lluticr luit (Jondl tion, clear not sediment us llil-

[litﬂlfflll in pnpcr.

CLYDE‘ RIVER CHURCH. Tbi- Sacrament of tho Loril's Supper "" lwili be dlspnnsoil in the Presby- llcrlnn church, (‘lydc River on August 20th., at. 1,1 n. m., preach- ing sorvicc also at 7.110 same day and preparatory service on Sat iirdav preceding nt 2 p. in. Rev. ‘M. J. hincPhorson will conduct ﬂbnsn services. also preach Bonshaw August 20th., at 3 p. m. " IVIrs. M. J. iMilcPliorson duct service In Hampton at 3 p.m. Tryoit at 7.30.

GETTING WISE ABOUT FILOUR 'I‘herc is nothing which we (‘itnniiinns out so much of as hrczidz—jilsl plalin lonl’ Tirend. And ,- Iiils bring sn why shouldn't we out tho host’! 'i‘iir~rr~ is nn reason , oxcopt that. frequently our Iiousr keepers nro nnt particular to buy tho ‘bust, duality oi’ bread flour. Rut wc think lllny-IIPG gelling wis- "r on this point. The standard In i~ loot’ hrondnualltylh ChnrIoii-town ‘ tn-dny, is Irfgbor than it used to ho and the change is duo chiefly to the introduction 0i‘ “Regal flour". Not, all tho people hnwovnr nro as vol using "Rogni", But , lboy will be soon. When they are then nil tho. bread In Charlotte- town will Ibo the host. obtainable , zinywboro. I-l. cannot ho aiberwisc M’ rwery body is using “Rcgal" The trndc can nbtniin this big val- uo lirflmlr from (larvoll Bros.

431B"

A188“ 4&1 “mo:

A llave You ever Tasted it?

Ilia-Ora

Qfgpgs and Lemon Squash~ the highly WWW‘ trmled juice oi the Oranse ‘and Loinon mixed with pure cane e080!‘-

Mnnufacturod by a 81196-

Q A ~ ‘ vvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvv vv

E. R. BROW

146 Richmond Streef _ Charlottetown

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and

' Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest rate.

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis Good Stong Stock/Oompanlel.

L--‘ v- _;_,-: '.....-. vvv

Jul English Droccss I11 11°" don, England. A small Ill-I'm‘ my in a glass o! plain cold or aerated water, makes R11 ' exquisite summer drinks,- with appolliiiwris waiter. “which w,’ also have” it is - magniiloent- Drink Kiia- - Ora and be" cool and com- iortaible.

"in z MACS”

Drugglah,

149 Gt. Goo. 8t. '

It u better lubricant for Gasoline

.schuul (‘iltlill-‘l but

at"

will con-,

, llln 15th.

, Champions N. S. ‘South

SHOP Irom Holman’: Catalog.

FRENCH SHOEMAKING ON NEW YORK styles. See the new early Fall styles, shown by Alley 8r “Con, Ltd. 1000-16-31 I

THE EMERALD CO-OPERAtlvo Farmers will be loading live poul- try August l6th until noon Aug- 17th. Nothing under four lbs. nor Lcghorns are wanted.

964 14 3i.

LADIES’ PURE SILK HOLE- PFIOOF HOSIERY rln a large

variety of shades at $2.00 per pair —tI'URiDlE - FERGUSON Shoo Store. Aug15-2I

DINNA MISS the bonnie Iassles in the Reel o‘ Tuiioch at the Gathering o‘ the Clans in Abeg- welt Park, Charlottetown, Wednes- day, August 23rd. Anglo-bi

IMPERIAL PREMIER (Improv- ed) GASOLINE — ii a better Ga- soline for motor cars and bouts

would tnako it. Garage.

Apply at your

8TH OVERSEAS SIEGE BAT- TE*RY.—A meeting of the 8th Ov- erseas Siege Buttery will be held in the North America Life Assur- ance office, Victoria Row, on ﬂdiursilayevcning. at 7.30. A full attontiunce is requested.

GOOD REW_ARD The [our your oid hoiicrliuby Vale No 5933i owned by W. E. Dawson North 'i‘ryon produced 5885 lbs milk 18.09 lbs butter fat equivclant to 22.02 lbs butter in hor official 7 day test.

CUSHIONED SOLED BOOTS AND OXFORDS for women in E also Eh] widths, prices $3.75 to $5.75. \i\'eiii' a pair and have real comfort-see our styles. Alley 6': Co" Ltd 1009-16-31

IGET YOUR HARVEST SUP- PLIES HERE INCLUDING Men's work shirts, Iloavy socks, under- wear, overalls, suit CIISCS, etc., at lowest prices. Prowsc Bros. Ltd.

980-1031.

BRAQIQLEY POINT POLL, A incotiln: 0i’ the conservative Elec- tors oi thc above poll to be held Saturday Aug. 19 8 p.iii. at tho rcsiilcitco ul‘ R. W. Younkoi" Win- sinc Sgd. W. ll. Houston Chain innii R. W. Younkoi" Socty.

CAUSE OF TRAGEDY-In (los- criuing the sod shouting latﬂlily’ which UUCIIFTOIl in lho cily Mon-

nt tho, target were roicrroil to as tho rifle used was a privately owncil 22 cillllll‘(‘, Loo lnllieitl. The strictest supervi- sion is (BXPITISQII regarding llio (‘afo and use 0t tho cadet. corps rlllos. .

THIRD PRINCE.—At the ud- mljnurm-il Liberal iaonvtintlon hold in Sumnicrside Monday night to select .1 (70llIll1l|l0l‘ condition: for the ‘Third District of Prince, Mr. Simp- son Crozior, of iliiaipcqoic, was pre- vnlicd upon Lo accept the nomina- tion. At tho first convention, it will bu, remembered. although the nominal-ion was tiffercil to gentlemen they all declined it. All the ‘candidatciy in this district ore now nominated.

THE ISLAND. -—. Amo-ng former Islanders visiting’ the Province arc Mr. and Mrs. John (‘opp and their daughter Winnifreil of Chclson, Mass, who express thcmsoives as ilciilihilell 1t being able to renew old oc- qulii-iitzuiccs after an zibsence of some years. Mr. and Mrs. (Zopp and daughter are the guests of MI‘- illllll ‘Mrs. (toorgi: Younkel‘. boy-oils! Road, iMrs. Younkor bﬂllll; a sister oi‘ Mr. (Iopp.

NEW FACTORY. -- A ‘"01" lobster lactory has recently ibolrli titted up on the old "Mﬂifiwiiil wiiiinl‘, nz-ur the Roll-way station tho proprietor of which is Mr. B. A. Al‘S'll‘.‘.llll., Water stroot, u 1mm (jpllllﬂlﬂt, The -i'zictory which 1e Gqlllppiltl ‘with n, ‘lire proof fur- ‘Ilzicc and zloubio boilers, 111111 all necessary utensils, has passed a No, 1 inspection for sanitation. there is also installed it modern hand sonler, which illsponsas with solder. Mr. Arsonuult is now plac- in; his rlcct of five hundred traps as tho lobster season opened on inst. he starts in with good prospects. ‘ II.

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Yarmonth, N. 5., Mitrch 24, 1921

The ‘Secretary 0i! the Yarmouth Athletic Association, who were tho champions for 1920 oi‘ the South Shore League and Western Nova Scotia Finso Bull, states that during tho summer the boys used MINARITS LINIIVIIENT with

‘VISITING

' very beneficial results, for sore

muscles, bruises and sprains. it is considered by the players the host white lininiont on the mar kct. Every team should be suppll ed with th-ls celebrated remedy. - (Signed) , JOSEPH L. LeBLANG, Secy. Y. A. A. A Shore League 1920.

‘ TWO MILLION A PEOPLE

i la Canada weer glance co “ﬁn-their 010a or- improve

Glance rcalliuvo eyes no are a rlga that carer

ulna anoint nrooologlr.

Our examination will tell ll {our eyelllll. too. will bone--

DR. E. 0. HARRIS

could be made, Imperial Oil. Ltd.. '

‘three’

"l? THE cnmtomrown ' commas"

me CENTRA-L country

on. subculture.’ dental] Ol- tloe will be closed ﬁr; we k, . ‘ ; _ .Au|l 4-31 cove gotten snares. $2.25

per paIr-—PURDIE In FERGUSON Shoe Store. Aug 15-21

SILK HOSIERY another new shipment from New York $2.00 to $3.95, at Ailey Co. Ltd. 979-15-Ii.

RESERVE THURSDAY 17TH. tor tea and ice cream festival at West Covehcad Church 0119 great teature of the evening sport will be the demonstration oi the Delco- Light by A Horne It Co. ‘ Aug. 14-3l.

NOTICE TO HARVEST EX CURSIONISTS we are specially prepared to supply you with nil your wearing apparel for the Harvest loxcurslon at lowest pri- ces. Prowso Bros, Ltd. 980-15-31.

‘FUNERAL ..TODAY. — The boys oi Queen Square School are requested to meet zit the school building this morning at 8 o'clock lo attend the funeral 0f their late school mate Edward hictlioskey.

T0 PREACH ON ISLAND. - Rev. Ciarcncc Mi-Kinnon, h. D. Principal oi‘ Pine Hill College, Haliinx, is coming to the island for a week or t-wo and will preach on Sunday Aug. 20th. at Marie 11 3i, m, Dundas, 2.30 p. m. and Sourls, 7 pin. A hearty wleicome to all these sci-vccs to hear one oi’ the most gifted preachers in sil Canada.

NOT A CADET RIFLE. —< The rifle which was .the lnnnieent irziuse oi’ tho iliapiorzibie accident. which canscil the death’ of tho ioung Ind ldilward Mcﬁiorkcy on Monday night was privately owl.- ed and riid not bcinng to any of the Cadet Corps. Godot rifles are nol pormiltcil to be taken home or used nliii-rwisi- than undcr the personal supervision oi’ a cadet instructor.

VISITING HIS HOME-Among the visitors in tiic city yesterday were Mr. John b‘. Morrison, oi the Banker Lumber (70,, Lincoln Maine. ‘Mr. Morrison who was for- merly a resident oi‘ Granville, left tho island almost, 30 years ago. He wont first to Maine and attor spollding sovorai years as a general lum-herman cn-tcrcd the Barker Lumber Company. and i-s now one of the loading contrac- tors of the state ol‘ Maine, I)ilr- ini; the past few, yours Mr. Mor- rison has mztilc several trips to the lsiatili umi this your has spout a month-or more visiting friends Innd relatives bore among whom is his mother who has just cele- brated hor 93rd. ‘birthday lie

day irvcning, the boys practicing{speaks vprv ravm-aimy Qf compbﬁRlME IS ON INCREASE,‘

‘inns on lilo‘ island and also states Jlllll‘ thorn is a general improve uncut; In business in_ many parts iuf CiilYﬁt and the United States. LMi-JM; isou is o brother of Mr. ll’. A. Morrison, Granville.

I {Illlnnrdvr lilnllm-nt tor Dandrulf

-<aa--—

PERSONALO

feeling it is!

‘ AfterLifebuoy-you feel cleaner than you ever felt in your life before.

You ARE cleaner-be- cause youare clean, right I rdown into your pores. i

~ g "And what a: glorious E

. Ijfebuoyk health odour is delightful.

‘All. Nin"iuli. for Oxford; I SAYS DOM|N|0N REPORTWnpt. t Inns. Ain li'l,ll, |iiur_\", W. (i. lN-rrinﬂi .\'i.i’.

,__ _,_ _ inij Pail

O'I"I‘A\VA. Aug. crime is still on tho incri-ziso inliiiliiiiisii-ztri; _ (Tnnailzt is tho. inI'ercnc¢-, to bu i’. for Derby liirc; l4l..<(‘t)l,|lliltll‘l' drawin from the criminal stalis- MJ’. for Esscx: Sh‘ WIWIIIVIYY" tics for the yvar_ 192i, just issiicil. The total num'ber oi‘ convictions for lnillctziilile offensns incn-nscti by 953 ior 5.2 pcr cont, and o1‘ non-indlctaiiie offences. by Iii.-

afford.‘

liis ll:iiigliti-i' Zliltl Lu-rd h‘

__._<e&-—-—— STANDARD IN WOMEN'S

terdity at Pleasant Grove.

is spending his vucation_ visit- g his grandparents in Rustico.

‘Mrs. J. Granger and children are spending a vacation at York the guests oi‘ Mrs. Milton Vossey.

Sir Charles Dalton of Tizlliﬂil who has been in tho city and a guest at Beach Grove hm. Will/BB for homo this morning.

Ynrk School re-Oheneil yvﬁie" day Miss E. Meilott, the eiilclonl- teacher being re-cngitged tor the third your.

Mr. A. L. Jackson, (lnispereaux. has boen appointeil wharfinger at St. Mguys Buy in plzico of ‘MP- (loorge ii] l-Iickous, who resigned. Mr, Lyle Robson. O.A[S., Char- bioltclown, has boon ~ aipipoinlovi clork- Stoongriipiior in the‘ Depart ment oIf Mines Ottawa.

Miss, A. Berry Si. John is spcnd~ ing the week at Sufifolk tho guest oi‘ Mrs. R. E. Pondieton.

Miisscs Estelle Wise and Inez Mulch arc spending the woek in Amherst N. S. and are tho guosls of their Aunt Mrs. John Bryenton.

-Mr. and Mrs. S. ll. Lewis. of West Somorvlile. ill/lasso, are visit- ing in the city, Ibo guests ot MI‘. and Mrs. G. H. l-lolbrook.

ivirs. n. B. Bowlen. accompiill- ird by llL‘I‘ children Frances nnd Bernard, have returned to their hninn in (Iordignn, having spent Ii. pleasant hoIld-ay visiting friends In Kcnslngton and Summcrside.

Among the passengers on the Eastern train Saturday evening were Mrs. Jos. Steele and Miss Gertrude Molnnls returning from a visit. to friends and relatives In Indian Rdver and other Wea- tern points. -

IMr. Anthony A. Mclnnis, Red

Point, t0.Ai). has qualified as the result oi competition for tho position oi’ Assistant Dairy Pro- duce Grader Department. of AK- rlcnlturo. Mrltreai. at an initial salary oi $1,680.00 per annum.

Irish lriegoiais

CORK. Aug. lf5.—-Thﬂ Irregulars who evacuated Oorio before the advance o! the National troops have apparentlyhbeqome complete

Mrs. Dr. Kelly, City spent ycs-lﬂgamst

‘Iliﬂﬁlvr T511210" ‘V01? U! this “ilwfout oi‘ six classifications. ll

_,_ former

Flee ii the llilis

creases in the niinhbcr of charge, ironi-iusion that tho day oi‘ tin- tbe only ilocrensns bring in thrce HlIlllI|1ll‘t|lZ(‘tl lint for woim-n bus zirrivoii, 'I‘licrie ill‘l‘ tables and

tables of round foil bats, nil niilu’, all triiiiiiitwi] (fllilﬁltlly with it sini- ple hand of Filllllitlll. We Woniinri-ii

There was a heavy increase In charges of driving nuloniobilcs- while drunk, the convictions iii-

creasing frr/n 48 In 142. (‘Iarryiug il' we llilll wniidrroil by mistake weapons iIillZiHV-llllly lncroasoti into lbw .\ltlll'f~i Iicmly-itl- WWI!‘-

[rom 48 In 142. (farrying wi-hp- "lizils nro not bi-ing ifiillllwd ons unlawfully, iui-ivnsoil from any iunrc." ‘said tho suiosizilly- 156 In 259. .1 fact, \li'lll('ll may be "Thi- llllll‘llllllll‘ll fell sliaipo will coupled with tho incronsctl in im vt'i‘_\' smart this fail. ("Smnrt" burglary rind rriliimryn is tho most potent word in tho

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—— S?lll‘5liltly'5 vocniniiziry oi‘ pPlKHllll-w‘ BRITISH LEGISLATORS ion.) SAIL FOR CANADA AUG, 21 W1; rrlii<\iii‘iioi' the bats of 1i geiu-rattimi— huts trim- ~N[>0N'l‘RI:l.\-L, Aug. l5.----'l‘ivoniy- mod with flowers and fruits nllri live nieinibcrs of the imperial iiouse sheaves m‘ wllPlil and bunches of of (‘ominous and the ilouse of grnics llki- n hIIYVP-Sl, limit!‘- “Pill- Lords. wllisail for (‘anndzt on Aug. bration. ‘flu-so bats zirc dtffcr- 21 noxt on the Empress of India, cntj ’l'iii-_v urt- sinipic and incon- to cross Canada in September nritii Fpirlltllls fllltl innit, And they are the Montreal bonrd of trade. Sumo inidonblviliyi “smart? if you klHw of ‘thnsc who will (tome nro: VlA- iinw to wi-nr tiuni. count Bcrtio, of ‘Pbauo, M.l‘.; J. "Evi-igvtliing ih-pcnils on

\\'(‘i'lr

Save your health before

lit’s too late

OUR health is too valuable to risk needlessly Guard it carefully.

The very mainsprings oi’ your heaithi- your happiness—-.your success-ware your N ERVES. A wakeiul night ore. sleepy liver gives warning of the approach of nervous disorders which re- sult from the use of harmful table beverages. i‘

Start today with Instjant Postum, the happy, healthful cereal beverage with the delicate aroma r and the full, rich, satisfying ﬂavor. Avoid the

‘ breakdownthat is sure to follow nervousness, sleepiessness and indigestion unless you heed the warning signalsof distress.

An astonishing improvement in health and comfort often results from the change to Instant Posturn. Why not give it a fair trial? It is pure, wholesome, delicious and safe.

Instant Postum “T herds a Reason"

Canadian Poetum Cereal Company, Ltd. Windsor, Ontario '

ly routed and are flying halter |akalter to, the bills 0t northwest-

ern county, Cork. __ __ _ _______,,

I.\l.i'_' lnrlllii- saili-slzidy. "'l'llt\y must.

Wall, IVLI’. for ilcllinzii (lrcun, and

HEADGEAR HAS ARRIVED lniorviuui zibnzirii

439, or 9.3 per cont. In oﬂfcni-es —~~—

against tiic person, including A gianri- zit Ibo I':ili lllllllilllfy

murder, manslaughter and criino now lnvilli-‘I tii-hiliilyvrl ill U10 lnrgi: (lOci-,ncy' thnrc were ll‘- shops must lend In tiii- inevitable.

‘lug tiir-ni ill Iiic ﬁght tingle,“ said ‘be

. brought torvr rd and ilppPtl siitiiil

13,~- Tllifellllilillftllll] (ii-lirgv lluiioiir, M.i‘. I'm‘ ly in tho l|-I'I._ lloiiiinii (IrPI-IHP)’. 3i-

Eave- , HENRY FORD‘BLAMES - WALL s-rriez-r KINGS

(‘.I1A\"i1t)1\'. Aug. lit-Muzzle the llliilil(’lill kings of Wnll street and rwilroliii and conl strikes Will be curb-ii. ilonry Ford ili-ieiarcd in an his yilChl, the Sinlizi. \\‘lll('li ilncked hero today on tho ivay In Boston. '

Hip; tinnncii-rs arc i-nlirely res- [IIIIIHI-llll‘, for tho iwu grout striki-s which now llll‘r'iill'll lo paralyze the -i|iii|isiiiini lilo of tiic nation and {bring sulfvring on countless thon- sziiids of llllliltlﬂlil, pi-rsous in the coming wintor, unless they are soon si-ltlwl, Mr. Ford asserted.

“File-rs can be no settlement of those strikes," said Mr. Ford, "so long as tlic moneyed interests u! Wail street continue in their zl- fnrts lo doininzilo ilincrlttan indus- try. -

“Lci. tho uianiifal:-,turoi's treat tin-ix illl'll iiko llltrli, pay them a living iwngv and give tbcin working i-onilitiuns conducive t0 self-expres- sion. and you will have gone far toward ciiininntiiiig strife.“ q

Mr. Ford ili-chirrd there was not a singii- union in the country form-\* (‘ll primarily "by the men them-\ st-lvi-s or rim for their benefit. All’ nnimis wort» enginoisriail by capit- alists, lll‘ added, who knew that. lllt n could in- more pzislly handled its units than as individuals.

At your Gmoafe In air-eight ﬁne

A BEVERAGE , dd-lloreril w"! °i _, ﬂﬂﬂll Phrliilll of Hole _......... .- _ slum Cereal Compln Ililll Hartwell 3A nu moan mm oimcis

2.6.311