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Here isa chance to get a LUTE SATISFACTION
real dressy latest style
Patent Button Boot
. Cravenette Top
for $2.95
We bought these from
a CANADIAN _FACTORY
at a special Brice! and you
will get the enefit-while
they ast.
Sec our south window.
and suridries-=REXALL.
’ Today there are over 360.
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printed in ENGLISH on
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Dlnesfion
Your horse does not need
special diet,but he does need
a tonic and di est 1
ator to help lmlvgeleggl
ondlilon Powders
. will do this_a_nd keep him in
Filled for Winter?   °‘il“°i§°‘§?.‘§L?.’l?§` ‘§§3i°°§;
f e D088. Worms or impure
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This powder is the resul
I ve of our thirty-five years ex-
perlence in the treatment
and c_are of horses and can
, be relied on to give pe`rfect
If you h_ave a sick or blem-
hed animal don’t fail to
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' The word that means ABS
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lSAFETY to buyers of good. dru
I each one guaranteed to be a su
erlor_ _remedy for the ailme
specified; each a non-secret p
p paratlon, with the formula plainh
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wrapper; each guaranteed to s
isfy, or we will -refund whatev
price You pay. » -
I Try the Rexall route to healt
l MCKINNON
Morris & Smith ,H1112 C0111P2\I1
JOHNSON & JOHNSON, Drugglstsl Island. Colonel Hughes’ instructions Her-am gays tfrat gm., steamer- Mmm brave men who are giving their
Cor. Kent and Prince Streets. with regard to the Reinforcement which has been ovcrhaullllg at Rich- V01' fI’€9d0l1l and right. a Humber
Company are as follows: “I am al- mond, preparatory to undertaking me names were rnentiond individually
I1' PAY! to buy in this Provlnu.
sie Houses- 'rss mei-linrlmi
Company,which recently visited here,
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CAVENDISH AND FAIRVIEW.-
Rev. Arthur Hurn, of Tryon. will con
duct public worship, Nov 28th, as fol
lows Fairview, 11 a ln , Cavendish. 'I
pm A A Gates,-Secretary
MEAT MARKET.-Mr William In
will open his new meat shop on
Prince Street, in e-Lyceum
opposite the Fire Methodist
this evening and will have a
of all kinds of meat on hand.
Ar HALF Palos: csi-ie?
have some choice Hyac-
and'Llly Bulbs left and
out the balance this week
price. Bulbs can be planted
this th, r even later.
any mon o
4078.
,sNe|.lsH Mall..--'rue nsit cans-
dlan mail steamer for England is the
Corsican, which sails from St. John.
N. B., on Saturday, the 4th December.
Mails or parcels to connect with this
steamer should be posted so as to
leave the province on Friday morning,
the 3rd December. ~-
“Yi
Pusuc wonsl-up will be oonauoi-
ed, Nov. 28th, by Rev. A. A. Gates, as
follows: _North River, 11 a.in.; Long
Creek, 3 p.rn.; Kingston, 7. p.m. At
the evening service there will be the
installation of a Deacon, and Mr. John
I-ieartz will sing a solo, “One Sweetly
» Solemn Thought.” .
THE SIEGE BATTERY.-When the
Siege Battery leaves Charlottetown,
no civilians will be allowed to take
passage ln the Northumberland and no
mails or freight will be carried. Ac-
companying the battery will be Lieut.-
Col. Jenkins, Medical Oflicer, and
Major Bartlett, Supply Officer; while
Lieut.-Col. Dean A. D. of S and T. for
the 6th Division and Col. Jago, Engin-
eering Oiiicer will also take passage.
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. . . hold the usual Short Courses in House-
, Li§£°S§{”1: g3g1ct;ltrE:1g‘§§l€:a€tn§;§ hold Science during the coming win-
O' emulsions sold* and the addition of ter' The G°v°mm°“t Wm give the
d Guam” makes it me guest p\.epam_| usual grant and refund of railway fare
gs mm on the market for obstmateeto the students. As only a limited '
coughs and bronchial affections 50c. number M -students can be °°c°mm°` -1
and $100 “_ home E A Fostex; oem dated applicants will please send their - -
tml Ding store ' ` ' ’ names as soon as possible to Hazel SOLDIE S, TEA Au I _
' L. Sterns,'Dapartment of Agriculture, R '_' 5° ‘Hers are 'IW/61'. and MF- J- AUSUII TI‘Blh0r. C
Charlottetown, all applications to be i“"“"d *° °°”‘° “Pd "““’° he" WP' lvttewwlls uuartettes by Messrs.
_ ver at St Jvsevhs Convent to-nlshf Farrell, A Molviillan, E Dunn and
. ' in D .15. Tn. ill - , - . _
D MBS Ada  3-153' irairuuion ;e,,c2;l:,:,s1?|u‘;_ Tcsglle Tea begins at 5 0C1°¢k- 4074- J. McKenna; dance by Master De
-'T' Rooney A- special feature was a c
D. McLean
in People'»
is playing to packed 'houses in Plc MAQIBTRATE8 COURT.»-- Ther -
tou this eek, were several cases of non payment 0 0 U
ew Military Suits for 00
oys, 3 to ll years oldh
Another great lot of this popular line of suits-the line which sells so fast that we
cant hardl keep up an assortment of it Made of good firm khaki cloth-in em
regular Mi tary model, everything right even to the puttees Suit $ ‘“
B Kli lr
"‘lgilcheneal"’: ' `
The ‘,‘KI'I`_CHENER“ is the new khaki
military suit- coat .buttons right up,
trousers with buttons at knee --new
military buttons on coat, heavy waf-in
cloth, well made_ and a fine fitter. This
Price $7 50 is the very last thing for small boys 6.50
g Tax The usual fine and costs
was imposed. Several more sum
monses are to follow A summons was
also served in a prohibition case which
is returnable next Monday.
CQAL 8CARCE.- There fs said to
be a greet scarcity of coal ln the
Magdalen Islands at present It will
bother the residents of those islands
to get in coal enough to carry them
over the winter, so hard pushed are
the coal companies to supply their
customers at present, with many min
ers enlisting and others going to work
at the steel works.-- Picton Exe.
PRINCE EDWARD NEXT WEEK.
The famous Young-Adams Stock Com-
pany, consisting of twenty persons,
in a repertoire of all new plays, will
present for' the opening bill on Mon-
day night, November 29th, the great
Duke of York Theatre, London, suc-
cess: “All of a. Sudden Peggy," in
which Henrietta Crossman made the
hit of her career. Eight big vaudeville
acts are presented nightly. There are
no waits-a continuous show from
start to finish. Prices are popular,
25, 35 and 50-cents. 4075
DOMINICA 0RANGES.- Messrs
Carvell Bros., have just received 9,
trial shipment of. West Indian Orang- ,
, es from the estate of Sylvania, Domi-
.nica ownedby Sir H. Hesketh Bell.
lK. C. M. G., Govemor of the island.
The oranges are unusually large and
juicy with a particularly fine flavor.
not so inslpid as the Californian or
so pronounced as tile Spanish. There
sllould be a .good market for oranges
of this kind throughout the Dominion;
and at this particular time it would
-be both patriotic and wise to patro-
I- nise and help to develop British-grown
I fruit. ,
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HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE SHORT
COURSES.-The Department of Agri-
culture have made arrangements to
_i
o s’ Khaki
Overcoats
This is - another new
winter service cloth correct military
model, militar --buttons.
overcoat, handvsome, warm as well as the
very smartest thing that
Sizes 6 to 9. 
Week-end Bargain in Winter  
Overcoats Worth $18.00 for $10.00
This week end attraction is certainly one that is worthy the attention of every over- ~
eoat needing man in_P. E. Island. The coats are all good, new, warm, well made
garments. _ hey 'are ln good styles-and in a good range of sizes. There are a good
many colorlngs. lhey run in values to 18.00 and we offer them for FRIDAY and
SATURDAY at .       .. ...$10.00
Boys’ coat sweaters in plain and f _
$1.00 value. Week-end  ........ 
Men’s overalls in Black
1.25 value week end sal
Boys' pull over sweat
year sizes. Brown and dark Maroon
65¢.for...... 
English “ WOOLA “. flannel shirts with-
out collars, nlce light stripes, large body
and sleeves $1.00 for.......
, 7.00.
garment, heavy
A very sturdy
money can buy.
, Blue and Stripe
e...............l.O0
ers in 10 and 12
  ....5oo.- in Gfel’ and N
Men’s soft
  79c.
Heavy flannel shirts. fine for working
cuffs. dlmity cords and light smooth and
comfortable  
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avy 1.25 for .......,.....$l.O0
front shirts, no collar, soft
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Ill? 33 Great Gem. , Sgr," Setting and. Serving, Laundry work, .
re- Art Needle Work “gd matermn for Sanitation, Home Management, Home , a°Ads.c"§PEdD'AlDUE'TThe_5~ S~fC“5° edy musical sketch by Mr. J. Au
1 .f ' Nursing and House Furnishings. C Pe la 5 ‘le ‘ere °`m°“`°“' "°miTI‘aln0I‘. assislfed bi’ Mr- Scimtlebll
Y working. Stamped Linens and 40-]3_u_25m3i Montreal and will load produce and,C|,ar|0tte¢_0wn_ The baskets werea
6 Threads of all kinds. 88 Great George - expects to sau on M0nday_ 1 mmed by two young men of Iona, Wm_ ,
at- Street- ,_ THE, H|GH|_ANp RE¢;||v|EN1-__ -*'“ I IM Shea and Joseph Roche, and realize
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Island Soldiers ` at the'
front are asking for Hickey’s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco.
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Smoke
We have built_ up a fine
cigar business with particu-
lar smokers, as our custom-
ers. -
Most men have selected
from the choice brands
which we carry, one which
they buy regularly as their
“favorite smoke". _
A ‘satisfied smoker is the
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$165
STYLE 301
» Let lt .Stop Your Figure
' Mistake Losses
You know that errors are continually occuring
in .the cash and charge sales that are hastily
added by our clerks. They rush t_o serve wait-
ing custorhers and it is not surpnsing that they
should make mistakes or neglect to write the figures
i 9:-qgilqinlyy -Even you make mistakes occasionally-we
Jn: "‘li(l*t"l'iisfi`3ui'rou hs stop your figure mistake losses.
Yo " can easily affgrd to own it, for it will- soon pay for
 losses péerviesnted. And, if yon_prefer,you can
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ulslavg the lllurroughs man bring the machine around
' and show you howitcan be applied toyour ilggre work.
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uil:'.i°::i,i‘i¢;iiii.°sill;i§::.”a..aisles...
sunnolicns lnnludnlclims column
W B Smith, Sales MBE
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You olin tintouchwlth lilmb > hone. or address-A
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-_ fore we strive to make reg-
I ular customers rather than ,
large profits.
Cigars in our case_ are
kept in the right condition
' to afford the sweetest
. smokes that their respective
blends of tobacco can pro-
duce. ,
Try A Lord Tennyso
5c Straight
It is a _particularly
fragrant cigar. '
‘ Johnson &: Johnson
'rue ouAl.l'rv onuaerons.
Cer. Kent'A Prlnse Ste.
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 Good Xmas
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Cold crelnie, lotion, toilet
waters, skin foods, powders,
puns, perfumes, “prepara-
tions for heir, tee and
' necessar 'for' "1, dainty
lsdy's' tohetts.  ~ '
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nails, as well sl everything ~_
that every officer Is to be allowed to
attach himself to wihlchever of the
two battalions ‘he may choose, provid-
ed the officers commanding will accept
them." In order to,gf~vc effect to those
instructions, Col. Campbell and Col.
Boer lcavo for Halifax to-day to coll-
sult with thc oiTiccr commalldiug the
(ith Division.
I sr. .losepws HIGH TEA.-si. Jos-I
opli’s High Tea and Fancy Sale was
continued yesterday from 2 in the
afternoon till 10 o'ciock. An immense
number of visitors attended the Tea,
particularly between the hours of 5
and 7 p.m., wllen even standing room
was at a premium. The result of the
efforts of the ladies of the St. Joseph’s
Sodality cannot fail to be extremely
gratifying from every point of view.
PROMOTED.-At the meeting of
Executive Council flleld yesterday,
` Gerald McCarthy, B. A., Principal of
Georgetown High School, was appoint-
ed Inspector of Schools for the first
district, vice Chas. Buxton resigned.
Mr. Mcftartlly has a brilliant record
as a student, graduating with honors
from St. Dunstan’s College at the ago
of sixteen years with the degree of
B. A. from Laval University. As a
teacher,iMr. McCart'-hy has been suc-
cessful to a marked degree, his pupils
winning scholarships on different oc-
YESTERDAY'S FUNERAL.- T
funeral of the late Police Sergca
Dennis Doyle took place yestcrd
nlorlllllg
Park Road to St. Dunstan's Catlledr
The fire bell was toiled as a token
respect to il servant of this cily w
hull fuliillcll his duties so faithfu
and well. Tile members of the pol
ration were present, as well as a lar
number of citizens generally. T
SOCIAL AND ENTERTAINMENT
A very successful social and enterta
ment was -held in Iona Hall Tuesd
ef 3710`9`29M“‘ Colonel Campbell took over command (,h;:_Jl§sE§A‘1;IcNi§F\‘zLiE§";;`u;§er 0? 9- £0001 Sum.
` ______._____...__. of the Infantry Reinforcement Com- ” ' ~
p L, yeSu_,may | “lace of Colonel BOYIIC L. O. L., City. All Ol`llllg0 fllll- |NTERcESS0RY SERv|cE_ ___ St,
ll. ::Tlle skin suffers sufficiently in Allhii. Colonel Begr has been appoint- grill Beévice (will be coélductfld all/illlfl Peter’s Church was well filled yest The Guardian yesterday Mr F L
cold weatller without' being further ed to raise an infantry company to be banoet °}": 'elmg ery a““"‘W-t dem' day afternoon during the short int
aggrayated by the use of cheap soap called the 105th Overseas Infantry "sg .S15 er 0 ges are fe‘l“e5 0 '-0 cessory service which took pla
See our line of choice TOILET Battalion, while Col Campbell has “"e“ - Gallon Simpson gave a deeply i
SOAPS. They are pure and fragrant. been appointed to the command of the . -- presslve address oil Prayer. in th
Prices ran 6: up to 'l5c per cake 141st Highlanders of Prince Edward THE M|N1'0._.We¢1nesda 'SHa1rfax prayers for the safeguarding of th
g y ll
8 ‘promise of reaching record figures.
35 1So fari the programme for the form-
_ . a o en t f i D b
` " lowing every enlisted soldier still In long voyage tg Archangel, is to Bai] the request of relatives and friend D ng 0 e ar on ecem er
|'|\\\\\\\\i/[//‘|||||| the Island to decide on the first day ‘of t0.day, Captain Reid in c0mm9_nd_ The service was a most reverent a
V ' Decemberxvhat corps he will join, the Archangel is to be the scene of me. touching one throughout. These should bring to Amherst for the occa-
' Overseas Hlshleoders °f Prime Ed- Minton winter labors, mls steamer meetings are held every 'rlrursa
‘ Y ward Island under Colonel Campbell, having been cha,-te,-ed to the Russian evening at 5.15, and all are welco
5  or the Overseas Infantry battalion un- government for icebreakmg pur. to attend, lrrespectiveof creed or pr
 VlS|T TO CANDIJNG STATION
ay Yeateliday afktirtnoon the City Tea
_ ers I ,
from his late llonic oil Sprlllg in t.h0a§€m_l:1 §ui:I:E;tsD3;;(£n?mKeek
al' Prince of Wales College, visited t
ho ~tlicy were shown tllrougli by the obl
‘lg ing manager. Mr. Lightlzer, who d
monstrated tho candllng process,
5'; etc. He also explained to them h
the business is carried on in the lo
li
der Col. Beer. I am allso directing p05es_ fessioll. \
of (70“ll`Iil EEK Clmdllng Station, who
how returns are made to each in
cordance with quality. He gave t
_ 5' of co operation for further growth
izfélelpgd toAa0&\ef3;;;‘:1t‘g’(;`0§I‘;‘:1";‘:_’tiin¥{a9 .linking it very clear to them that the
tdllcqlleg? (lfl]evln'l`:lllls(l!icl1t§reilf??dl`lfl.llllf";nll/191'. lids- great possibilities' A no less mteregt
eph Farrell, Misses Mary Collins a
Mamie Tralnor; vocal solos by M
Collins and Mr. John Greene, Verno
‘E poultry business of tile province h
ing feature was the visit to one of
¥ _ _
' wllich are being experimented up
y .
Hlsa ointment, d ed
\YIl
tions, is a lnost commendable one, and
will meet with the approval of all who
are interested in matters educational.
essor, who was a frlendof every pup-
ll of the school. his splendid work and
'how much he would be missed' by
,them and assured him that he would
,be followed by their prayers and
‘good wishes and ‘hat Prince Street
keep in touch with him and on his
retain welcome him heartily back.
The Professor was keenly nppreclativ-s
o' the kindness expressed in word and
deed end said -he too would always
ix Better call in today while
province after had one
Association. DD ju g
`.by the required standard of qualiilca->
PROF. THOMPSON REMEMBER-'
ED.- Prof. 'lhoulpson vlslleli l'rlllceE
Street School yesterday morning to:
have some music and bid the pupllsi
and teachers good-bye before leaving
for overseas. It was a genuine sur-
prise to him. however, when Princip-
, al Seaman stepped forward and pre-
sented him, on behalf of Prince Street -
School, with an address and s token-,
in gold of the love and esteem in
which he is held by his pupils and
‘ their lnsfructors. Mr. ‘Seaman spoke
of tho great popularity of the Prof-
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§:;‘°s:f.....s.‘;:.: 12. §..°t:a.i; xi, Physique
rl i 'l i t I; f tl 0 -
e.:::“2.‘;:“..;‘.f;ss. 2': ..s”..;°..:‘.r.;~ 1. . .sins-e ,
‘ f asset, but-
Strengch of body must be
combined with a healthy,
active mind, to mal-.e for
81160635
It is well established that
both_ body and brain a_re
nourished and rebuilt daliy
from food -each taking up
the particular elements re- t
quired.
economic and speciliest method of
ting tllcm for market. The rutloll
very promising is the following:
buttermilk to a thick batter and
phur to destroy ally vermin w
selves as greatly pleased with the
| is in line with the rural science
clalty.
Tuesday evening,
of `
he
re
ig-
t
kg upper rooms of the building, _where
n Mr. Lightizer is conducting experi-
ments in poultry fattening. There are LONDON, Nov. 25.--News of further
In this department about 100 iowls Armoniull massacres has reached
wfhich they might be infested. Need-
less to say the class thoroughly en- r~E|;E(- N _ 24__._M G 0
-l°yed the visit ‘md expressed mem' Gdillai-neaunoi’ gllarlesbourgllsa gills;
HELD.- Tho Spring-
lnstitute of Lot 07 held
Springfield. The pro
are to gd to the Red
The gathering, was
f-;;'REcoRD ENTRY Llsl
H1; For wmlrn FAIR
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031', Prospects Are that Entries for Next
5 n Monthks Show WIII Be Big-
u
ri' gest Ever Known.
dt "Wc‘re going to have. the biggest,
, entry list we’ve ever had," said a man
connected with the management of
the Winter Fair in conversation with
Sf' l Fuller, the "official" source of informa-
ef' ‘tion as to the fair, was also seen and
C0- while ho would not' commit himself
H1' I as to whether or not the quoted state-
9 l ment was absolutely correct he gave
B p assurance that the list of entries gives
S. I 6th has not been fully arranged. Plane
lldlare being made, however, which
ay sion some prominent 'and excellent
me speakers. ~ 4089-11-26ln1l.
0
spnnded to by ‘Mlm F. J. Haslanl.
Mr. Lemuel Mcllollalll rendered a
°h'l song composed by himself’ on the
“Call for men" ill P. E. Island and the
response with which it is meeting to
the tune of "Scots Wall Hae." lt was
full of patriotic sellllinellt and ap-
plauded very heartily. Tlle Banquet
9' was a success in every way. The
force attended the funeral in a body, I 1 d h °x‘ Institute members 6I\i0Y€d 3 IDDBIL
  m-mm of    mai.. ..?.‘l.2§g2.;';i”..g.:i‘;:°.css :::f:°::l.°;ss‘. i:;i;’;"i..i"l. cflli
0:1 ‘be repeated next year. A meeting og
pall-bearers were Messrs. M. Curran, g I 1 h _ C the Fredericton Institute will be 'hel
'r. winie, M. Piageon, J. 'r. lvlolrenzls, §,§ kceffé §§;wk°;\; Elaggevsgggpiggesss in me nail at Fredericton on me first
Wm. Pesrdon and T. Dover. a;ld_ Tuesday In December, at 2.00 p. m.,
5 a full attendance is requested.
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1;- growth of the egg circles arg? th; ne e ..Furnlshed house to let. Apply to.
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Bd 262 Grsiton. 4051-11-24-M31.
--3 Kurds Massacred
- 500 Armenians
0l\ tllosc in charge of tllc Lord Mayor‘s
" Wm* I1 WDW 1° “Geri-allling the most Armcnlall Refuge Fund. lt tells of
ill- the massacre of 500 refugees by Kurds.
Ht Tile refugees succeeded in reaching
present helm.: used. ‘and one wlllchfls Russian trans-Cnuoasls, but nearly
4 200,000 refugees were already there.
lwumls srolmd oats. 3 nmmds wheat snu ine soo irleu to return io that
shorts. 3n0\1nds cornmeal. mixed with part of Armenia ln Russian occupa-
fefl tion. They were massacred on thc
twice a day; Before being crated the road to Van_
fowls are dusted with flower of sul- _ _ __ _ _,___ ,
itll Hen 1'wEN1'v-NlN1'l-I cH|l.o.
ln' just outside the city, gave birth to her
formation they had received and which, twemy_B|ghm “mm whim Mrs John
°f Michnud of Levis, just across the i_-iver,
which they “re “°W makmg 3 5P°° became the mother oi’ hor twenty-ninth
offspring this morning.
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Scllc ol would always endeavor fo “
w keep in touch with this school of
which he was so justly proud. Ho was
n P. Ill. Islander, novndgolng with a P.
Ill. Island regiment nn ,-,would eagerly
look forward to his return to this hir
he “ci his
bit" for King and Country. The Pro-I
fessor, notwithstanding dnnoculetion -
and vaccination played the accom
ho sicel ro-
  ' v 111m--Wills- Sf- r  Tile TWG Macs  °~°'°°°“‘::i:.‘.;..:.‘-..~l.. H. lr. .
` " l M ‘ \ St -l°h“'N B' 149 Gt 9°" gnu* me loysll t sm incest nthwells yet Mm e.
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nutriment of the grains. ln- ,
cluding the vital mineral "1
elements necessary for'
building stout bodies ,and
active brains.
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