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_ .~ ver Fox Furs Limited which will be
. - ~ '.  GORDON IVEB is Guar
foun-d to contain anumber of pointsfgumt in Moutagum Hi. om” ph
that should be ol :interest to invest-_
_ ,__ ors. This company was formed by
1. ‘-»\ _ taking over the lox [arming business
.____\. __ '___
North Tryon, _which has had a re-
\ markably successful career. 'l‘lfe‘orig-
lnal business was started six years
_   cess of the previous ons. Recognizing repmeumt va in gon;-ig will gin
'~..___`~'-_ ~,____:._- the greater possibilities and the exqmceive subscriptions and agvept/i
wf{|1§|;i||i|)i     _Q1 THE EASTERN eulifnllfl S
is 18 and residence phone 20.
*BT 'ALBAN-S SOURIS- S
and Pl`0D8l`i'.y Of Mr. H. B. WGGKB,  *in be held' at SL ',Anmn
Church Sourl on Sunda next
I .mm mx was 
tion for advertising in thrill calm
i 1 _ Cash must accompany o er. ii
...*THlll MORNING DAILY Guai' mum chars, gwgnty-ifve cents.
' In this X ww I d h “_ dian can be obtained at  A. John- ____
_ ssue be onn t e _.t°n1._ Montasue_ . .RN N . _
vertisement of the Weeks Canada Silri . » \  THE M0 I G Glmfdlan W” 0°
' ' ‘ obtained in Souris at I-I. J. Ma-
dian 1 ~_
one hon s.
'A MEETING of the shareholders
“_ of the Sutherland Silver Black Fox
S Co`. Ltd., will he held' in the Y g
“t 'rn11111111y, April mn in
s. v
11 and "1, confirmation cinns at s.ao_ '
5 " ‘T~ 'cf 1
’ Hg. ` ; \, ____
wi' _  ago and each year added to the mic- ___oMR_ ED_ D_ FEEHAN gum-man
-_ iw
J
_  cellent foundation for an increase of* matter M the om” of undo;-haha;
_ ' profits the newly organized- company
has issued $150,000 stock oi which
L. Dingwell. His phone number is
th N $10,000 is still unsold, the balance
ee e  having been disposed of, chiefly in
- England, during ai recent visit to
A Splendid Showing 0f the new every pair of foxes in his ranch pro-
Styles in w0men’S gunfrnetal and [ar towards establishing the oonii
[)2llZ€l'it bO0tS, “Fith Clllll kid t0pS dence of the pniblic in the ven_ture.' . --
and cloth tops, the new toes and The Company has a magnificently! ___°MILBURN.-Mr. Ira Stewart
that eountrv by Messrs Morris and. struction of a large number of Lo
Alle
1 0 . '
  y. 'rue isnt tim during his six ur 'rr 11, ii 11 fin'1s11e11 their co
ap av
_ _ _ years conduct of this business Mr. tract for this year.--Mr. Milt
Weeks never lost a fox and that Young is out as usual this epri
...‘KINGBB0li¥J.-Messrs. Morri
nd Stewart who durin the win
...°SUBBCBI_BE-RS should renew a
_dl week or two before the time they
smglhave paid for has expired and thus
W not miss an issue, as all papers are
5- discontinued promptly on ex ry
l pi
' date. _
son _ -" 1
'KINGBBORO- Rev Mr Styes
t ... _ . . .
Iihke been occupied witi the coal; °! S°“"i“ preached ameptablv t° 5
with his wood sawing outfit, and
duced a litter each year should go doing good work. He handles 2100
15 cords a day -N.
I situated ranch, in a healthy location sold his valuable young mare
. 135 Queen Street
' FRICADELLES.
 1| _ For each cupiul of finely chopped
roast veal allow one rather thick
*  slice of bread freed from crust, one
, half of a tablespooniul of chopped
P h 0 n e .3 9 7 Y 1 parsley. salt and pepper to taste, a
for Appointment 1 pinch of vowderediihyme. 11 few ar vs.
o
- - _ ‘ of onion juice and two well-beaten
You avoid delay and dis eggs for three c'u uls of meat Ov
Cook  Form with the bands into smaii 1: -
' 'Y""""" brown sauce.
-___i_..._.._-
‘  Your Ffiends 3 “ow fo Pfevenf
I E Acid stomachs and
From The i '
BY A STOMACH SPECIALIST
BAYER STUDIO __
_ Telephone 192-J. _
years in tlie study and treatment
Ea  .  ble, that which causes all the, pa
, S r . and difficulty, is acid in the ‘sto
ach, usually due to, or aggravated!
is a handsome photo espec-
causing that full bloated feeling.
elements-acid and wind. In all su
AHUUND THE
with the meat and other ingredients sent ,B expandmg in that quart
More, the inquiries are not conil
a
1 es and fry lfghtlv in a Dall ID 8 little to London but come from hiverpo
' I
__._-v._.__._.___._1_.g-_._.v._._._._. . 1100 butter- B0\'V€ with “YW E000 and other parts of England as wel
O U .
is well illustrated in a rather i
slightest connection with the indu
of their horse, asked for and got
remuneration, the carcass of the
as had the owner oi the horse b
stomach troubles, I have been forced',,w,,re of the' pl-om ui” was 1_0
- _ _ _ _ to the _conclusion _that most people _made out of a 4-“.1 hm-Be_ he W0
_,_ __   who complain of stomach trouble have thought twice before arm
_ _ ~ , _ _ possess stomachs' th_at‘are absolutely-'_¢h,,t bm-gain with the farmen
” healthy and normal. The real trou- - s ~ a
With the good news that is coin
in
D1" in dallv from the various fox ranc
Edward Road, report two lltte
From increasing inquiries from t
, - ~ _ pf - er old country lt is evident that inte
dppolntment by Phonmgfof 11 th_e bread pour just sufficient hot est in the fox industry as the mo
appointment. 1111111 in mnrsten ic, ninsii and 1nix_,m,.,,mv,, ,,e1d1,,,.m.,,,,,1,,,,,,,,, at P,
ir" -~ ~ A ne
That there is good money in fox
nd
rect way, showing that even t
‘ st
is bound to run to proiit. An o
farmer who, a few -days ago, for driv-'
_ food F |-gnenfdion ing four city fellows into town w
1 Send aPhoto Colored _.__ °
lhad 'been stranded twelve or meg; ___»Mr_ stanley Mcvanev Bothwem
“_ was among the visitors to Souris
1” Saturday.--N.
l
miles out through the sudden dea
'Y regarding the progress of the seas
(0011 I0I‘l11°l1ll8l9i0l1- A010 i1`l'il?&¢€Bl1'l\°_of increase, the hearts of sharehol
iniiy BABY’s. the very' fin- I‘.1`.§¥1°“f;`...‘.‘.§‘.II.‘.§‘1..‘3f.Z’$..2§°T;i§§..1§‘2f ?,i‘i.‘“,1i£'.1‘_ °°“1¥.’,“'é{,"“1.§‘.‘°.I’.°.§;‘,i‘. T.
est vvvol-k_ Moderate prigeg, dlS00n0B U19 000111801! al"_\0l'_U'-BUY1 stateél tl;at_i1;)ve_1E litters have erri
* 'runs been acid and fermentation in- _I-2:11311, 1:11118 tn; idlssrdgdniiigfgpdg
A- E. Lyon--studio .f,¢':.‘1;°....:;i“.::;2 ;:;:.f;‘..t“:. 3:3215'    1° °»  Mc
_ y_ _ “_ _ . _ _ _
107 QUCBI1 St. CI'\’t0Wl‘l healthy and f\0"mH11 but ll‘1‘if-B090 H1-'Other companies, among them th ‘
bra, ilerge congregation _in Kingsboro
“_ |Church ,on the night of the 291111 fi' I
oun
Men's Guild Rooms, Montague, oil
1.
om
on 11 Counthlans 6 and 17th. 1-le divi-
ng ded his subject into three parts, sep-
in arative, separatscess, and sanctiflca-
ut tion, and handled it in A manner
pleasing to his bearers, replete with
'nriniinitions and rneetin to 1. high
' B
has standard _of living, thinking and
for acting,
the latest 3903 at $3-001 $350 and and will still be under the personal which he received a handsome sum.- , = __
Mr JUDSON McDONAL1D
$4,w 3 pair, . supervision of Mr. Weeks who made|Mr. Ira D. Stewart palslsed throu h  ' '
- . such signal success of the business Fit, Peter’s recentlv.- ies Bes
See our Southern Wmdow- since Bit was first established six James was a recent visitor to S
years ago. The opportunity to get Peters.-Mrs. S. Riley passed throu
Q into the fox business in a proved|Bou1-is recently returning by Fortu
 & ‘ 0 concern Cf this kind should not be|anrl spent a very pleasant time w
lost sight of by investors. Read the Mrs. John Mills.
advertisement.
sie There passed away at Kingeboro on
t the night of the 27th March, Judson
il the second son of the late James Mc-
g Donald of Kingsboro. One oi a
Q; family of five sons and six daughters
‘ Edward tho eldest was drowned of
the schooner "Onw'ard"ofl East Point
some thirty-four vears ago, Herbert.
'the Ywnzest was one of the crew of
la; schooner who.tw‘s!1ty-two yenrs ago
sailed with two Norwegian Natural-
iiais to examine the flora and inrma
Iof Greenland. The next summer the
  schooner was discovered a wreck on
,the Greenland Coast with a grave on
\ the shore, generally supposed to be
`Herbert’s with some record stating
h that the survivors were leaving in
e the boat for B~ank’s Sand but they
F' never were heard of afterwards. Two
Bl' brothers survive, Melville at Kings-
0' bore and Rev. Henry A. 01 Morgan-
"~ ville. Ky. Three sisters have gone
H1 before, niien Ian and Minnie, wuun
_Ol Mrs. Dr. Muttart, Souris, Mrs. Ezra
~ 1Kenned_v. Kingsboro and Miss Amelia
who tenderly. devotediy and fnitiiini-
05 lv nursed Judson- through his pro-
1' tracted illness survive. The services
h"_ at the house and grave were conduct-
'3'_1_cd by Rev. Mr. Styles ol' Snnrig,
1
EASTERN PEB SUHRLS
ho
an -
~mal. The next day he disposed of it e ~ ~
. as lox meat for the tidy sum 01525.
 As a specialist who has spent many He was a wuv Did cuss' this (Mme
. of _
. Mr. Ben). Ching, Bothwcll, wus
among the visitors to Souris rc-
"- cently.-N,
een ,
i
h
T5' ...°Messrs Henry and Charles Stew-
“ art, oi,Bothwell, paid a visit t
D§_Souris the latter part of the week.N
*Mrs William Doyle and little
“E daughter Isabel of Lowell, Mass., have
°“ returned to their home after spending
0” the winter in Milburn the guest of
<1- ner inrner Mr. John Pyke. Her two
“de sisters Mies Ruth Pyke and Mrs.
ii Winslow Clark and two daughters of
‘_7' Mount Stewart accompanied' her as
fn? far as Picton.
0 ; ' ~ 1 i ' - f I
1641_3_27Mtsttf \» most past endurance by l'-|1090 f0l`°iEl1|_Thre'e Rivers and the Imperial at , __ ,_ _ _ _ _
°l1,Montagiie, also announce the arrival - - _
° _ ,_ cent. of all stomach difficulties-the
=- ` 11 ste ee is t
E'-`§>   ‘I *_ ~ ` mH8l1°9iB- whim li 0°“bt1°°5 » th” instance of the Provincial Govern-
' '  ' ‘ " '1 best and only really edective antacid ment is 0| inestmmbla w0,»gh_ mag.
,.
'-
_‘"-
L_‘./_
iam
a
- fl' v'-F12' mal manner Be sure to ask y0\1l` there were at that date no fewer
_ g.; " , " ‘-4 0"-1"» ~ chemist for 1.1111 ninuratea rnagl_1:=i\_\- :lien isa companies incorporated i
`f“ 1 _~‘ f I h v found other forms \l ef Y his Il nd, with tot l capitaliza-
*°‘°_ ' dé _-1,-3-_ ___’*'- fsckingadi its peculiarly vBl“'“bl°‘1iinn olas16,11a,9ool.1 of these, it is M°hiS°“ 97|' 900
_ properties.--F. J , G. worthy of note, ten only were incor- 23
porated in' 1912; the remiainder being Amal- C0Pl1er 693 6991
incorporated in 1913 and this ye-ar Aman-/COPD" 732 765 760
cann Ck 01' t00 hea o far as it has gone. It is still Erie 3 0' 290 290
I'0V§;'be Iéxgsbégal Get 1113 S113- “A Western Story-deal`ing~wltl1 00° :more worthy of mention that the to- 0003013" P"-fm” 2075'
D ' tal capitalization of those ten comf- MW- I’°t"°\°“m ' 67
COAL
1 h di f B d iOutlaws.
ply of the _best NOW yOu will »_1_;1>r:__;f\ S1;i;_e<;_ gervx; ai; the PW
eel more sure of comfort an ples ,theatre tomght Fm, e,,,,,,_
W3I`lI\Ih» QUT 813005 3re.Warran' 
ted.to satisfy you in quality and
price. - » Piles Cured ln. 6 to 14 Days
' ~ von: arnggm win rnfnna nanny if
 PAZO QINTMENT fails to cure _any
' ' ' case of itching, Blind, Blee ng or
di _ _ _
‘ phmm ,U Profruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. The land but doing business herein in con- __ 5351*
iirstapplicatlon givesEue&Rcst. 50c.,“°°'1i011 With the bl`0°0l“S and falilllt '
 
""'111*1.1.11'“"
0plical Service
Our' hnsiress is to ex-
amine Eyes. We sim to
give 1 nr patrons the ben-
efit, the most modern and
approved methods of. cir-
smfnation. » _ .
That our services are
appreciated. is evidenced
by the large increase in
this yeer’s business.
We guarantee to give
you the best results ob-
tiinsble by _tl_l¢ U” °f

__ W "i11¢x5'i»:1";'__11<»°£1i_a. n111r's:_

Mes. 'I '
_ _"1 ° 11lfI!i11'.‘i3¥ll’IJ£?1‘1i2f_
. su mer ionbnlr ¢_s_e!*!!*.‘__‘.°
cases-and they C0mDl'iB8 OV" 90 Pei" of litters.
cet
le . ~ ' -' ' '
  "‘._-.535 ',~',“_'.`_'.’ tlrst an only D I1 GSSBFY 0 Where there is such conslderab
.i_1.“.-,'.~_'  ‘f_~_';~};'§.~ neutralize the acid an_d stQP I-l10f°l"_and_lncreasing inquiry into _the fox
'  J ` ~_,_ ' ' ,~ mentation by taking in B lil-0°. W”~1`m‘findustrv and demand for reliable i
   ‘ J  or cold water immediately after eat-iformagion concerning “__ a pamphi
ll' 1,
_ 0 , et Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-
,--,"-`_="”".`_'T.' “ "\‘§‘,»_ ins. half a teaevoouiul of biB“re’¢°f‘ ,which nan just 111;-en published at tn
STOCK- QUOTATIONB '
e Curdy & -Co., Stock and Bonds Bro-
0
1 \_ASpecial Purchaskgl O
of Stockings
pairs of child brings these
sale values
 reris besi uaii' _ -  pairs °f lambs'
pun cashmcre stogkingg to us,and now we in fum black and while
One and one rib seamless turn them over to you. smckings with _“Sm WPS
knit The colors are black
' They'll not last long and
and artdical silk boots.
tan and cardinal. An extra thread in the
Regularly Z5 to 451: a pair we cannot p
Sizes ft: to 61-2 Sizesg to 8 1-2 more when
23 a pair 28:1 pair gone.
f0¢“f¢ ani’ toe, sole and heel to help
mcse are ou tin the wear Zsc
Regular 35c for a pair
The
Great White Sale
_ \
still continues; and every day customers remark io
ns that they have never seen whitewear so dainty
and nice, made from real good materials and finish-
ed so well as the “Allen” m
ake which we corifro‘ for
this city. The prices too are most reasonab'e. '
' We have decided to con-
I0 p‘c° Cash Dlscounttiue this discount until Sat-
urday the 4fh,proximo so as
IO
give everybody a chance
to try this make
Drawers
of good quality of English Longcloth,
made plain and finished with a wide
hemstitched hem, either 25C pair
style   net
Drawers of heavy soft finish cotton
with a wide flounce, irimm- pair -
ed with tucks. Either style 29C net
Real nice drawers of madapollam
made in the straight style and trimmed
with narrow tucks and .
edged with torchon lace...4-5C pall'
“SPECIAL” A lot of drawers of
different kinds that have become stock
soiled. Regular price 65c pair
to $1.35. To clearw..._..... 50C net
Corset Covers 
Here’s the best corset cover at it’s
price on the market. Made of English
Cambric with a full yoke of each
torchon lace and insertion .,29C net
A corset cover of a fine English
Queen’s cloth with wide torchon on neck
and shoulders, and nar-
rower width onlarm holes 45C €HCh
"SPECIAL” A lot of corset covers
that have' been soiled 'through showing.
The Regular Prices of these garments
were 95c to $1.65. To ` each
 s »-v-¢-ve eeossoon _--aqa-'e  
Nightdressis
A N i ghtdress made of good quality
English Long Cloth, trimmed on the neck
and sleeves with narrow
torchon lace _ ..  656 I\€t
A high neck pattern nightdress of a
medium cloth. Yoke is trimmed with
narrow tucks. Neck and sleeves trim-
med with lace edging  75C net
A nightdress of Canadian Longcloih
(soft finish) in the slip over style. Neck
and sleeves trimmed
with Broiderie Anglaise 95C €aCh
Princess Slips
Here’s the best slip at the price in
the Maritime Provinces. A real good
English Cotton trimmed on the sleeves,
shoulder and neck with Torchon lace
1_a1§1gin_g. 'l`_l1e flo_nnce is finished Witt;
orc on ace, t ree eac
inches wide    net
A princess slipof good English Long-
cloth,w1th yoke of 'l`orcl1on Insertion,
to_p_of slip _ilsftrimmecl with torchon lace
e ging, an ounce is
finished with wide lace  each
A madapollam slip with Swiss em-
broidery yoke trimmed with Maltese Lace
insertion and gzcgldging. Altogether an
exceptiona y g garment
.nmumnmumumnnsmu $]n95
.1
.___
' ~i
and food corrective known- T01? “ld much as lt furnishes an authentic re-
will be neutralizednnd the ieflD0\1l5“ cord of all the fox com anies incor
T   ` tion stopped 51111050 ln5l"““"lY- °“07porated in this provincg by letters I March 31“~
_ " -_ _/1, “' your stomach will at once proceed I,a¢_ent nd by ,wigs of the legislature ‘
. , , ll K
 kc. /y _J-\_ to digest the food in a healthy, nor- up to the 24th Mai-nh, pg shnws gh 1 NEW YORK__STOC S
fri; ‘_¢s.i - -
. ` J' n
Q
kere, Members Montreal Stock Ex-.
change, 164 Richmond- St., Char-
lottetown, P.E.I. '
Stanley Bros   
'V' *_
- _ 4
High Low Close
Am. Beet Sugar 221
69
2061
eel
2; PHX SIUEK UUUTAIIUNS
1074 FURNISHED AND CORRECTED
674 :DAILY BY THE FOX EX-
Mny Laril 1052 1045 1047 ' REPORT OF C.
July Lord 1070 1065 1065
Racoon
Zliuslfrat,
' lviuslirnt,
Mnskriif,
Brown..
()possiim.,._.. 
On the 19th, 20th,
l3lack,...
Sontherii
Skunk . . . .
..   .
i
....,,32Q
__   ...15
 .,__,___27§
_  ...20
F
irst
per
per
per
per
per
per
Week)
cent.
cent.
ccnt.
cent.
cent.
cent..
M. 1.AM1`=>soN a ccrs. sans or Fuss ' A
zard, zirn, 25111, 25111 1111r1 21111 inet.
lower than last March
11 11 11 11
11 11 11 11
11 11 11 11
11 11 1. 11
11 11 1. 11
panles‘is $835.000; their average cap- M109- P50510' 20% 24! 255
ital being thus $35,000-11 fact that Nvrthsrn PH°if‘l° <11!! 114 114%
is of considerable interest in compar- l"¢‘1¥\SY1VHl1lB _ 111% 1100. 1115
leon with tbeaverazs capital oi the .R°Hdl¥lZ. '_ .1663 1651 1061!
companies more recently formed; A R0°k'191¢\_n0 ' , ` N0' Sale
memo to the pamphlet shows that 3°“tb°1`“ P80100 95! 941 95%.
there were at the same date five com- Sf- _Paul _ ` 1001 1 1001 1001
pnnies, with a total capital oi $1,- Ullif-‘U P50130 100i 159i 1591*
775.000, not incorporated in P E Is U. S. Steel 645 638 63%
Utah Copper . _ 55% 552
Oi foxes, ` MONTREAL _ _STOCKS
’ ‘A ' 111311 new cinse
° Brazllian.'l‘ractlon ' 812 _Sli 81!
After Coughing Two Years Oman Cement __ 30
wivonoss, es., woM1iN Fouivn D”*"’" ” _ ` N° 93°
RELIEF IN vnvoi.. D°“°- “"1 0°” “
‘ Minn. dz Bt_._ Kaul _(Soo) 127
Did you ever cough for a week? M00*-F001 P°W°l‘ 224
CHANGES AND INVEST-
MENT COMPANIES
LTD. '
Beaver.__...
}<‘iehcr_..._._
Asked Lynx.._... _
_ Par prim Otter......... 
_Belmont 100 115 Sea Otter._,,..,__,
Smith 100 _
'Barkers 100 115 FOX, SilVei“.,.,..
Dgltgn 100 115 FOX, Cl“0B8......
Brighton 100
Ullton 50
Charlottetown 100
`Rgg5\ 100
Victoria Farm 100
Ives 100
100
1.00
60 Fox, Bluc..,....
175 Squirrel..
Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes
Provincial
100 Sable, Russiun,.......
110 Fox, White... 
110,Chinchilla......  
115 Wnllnhy....,.?.. 
140 Australian Opossum
125lAnstr1i11an Red For
.,....25 per
. ..,._.30 per
._ _....40 DH
 30 per
 _,.25 per
_ ...__.20 per
..,._.35 per
 . . , . ,
..l5 per
cent .. 1. 1. .1
cent .. .1 1. 1.
cent .. 1. .. .1
cent .1 .1 1. .1
some ns “ "
same ns “ “
ccnf higher thnn " “
cent 1. .1 1. 1.
same ns " "
same as " "
same ns " “
lower than “ "
same as " "
same as “ “
lower than “ “
cont
cent
izn _ ___
100|* ”""‘ ~ *
l 
Howatt-Dalton
Beech Wood
[Taylors
Great Canada Northern 110
| Carruthers 110
100
100
100 . 111* oi.Assns s'1‘1Ci-1.
1110
"See the big feature at the Peoples
Tlieatre tonight, a clever detective
story, that will keep you guessing
clear fo the finish. Five Cents.
'riien just uiinir how distressing it N- S- Steel. & Uv-il, Clem- 'Hivruplin Irving
g ¢ 1, n 0 Quebec Ry No Bale R. J. McNeill Co.
fxlotyfi-ff' lm" ° °"‘h ° K “ mr niciiniinn c ontario _ ioai 102 ioai _Montague
| im. D. A. Meow, wswcron, Ga., Shawinisau . 1 ~ 195!.""°“*R1_“'°"
says: "I had a very heavy cold Slllmllll Rlvcl C°m-. N° 59° gui] dv”
_ which settled into a chronic cough U70!`0!\l-0 Ry _ 1ss_ Sree an _
‘which kept me awake nights for fully‘ Laurenfide- - 184 Ng§;°‘,l_ on oo
'two years, and felt tired all the time . ~ - 1 1 Milton gwh F6, 0o_
'The effect of taking your cod liver _ COTTON 1 S H Black Fox om
‘-ind. iron remedy, vinni, is uint my . . _ T§‘,fe,' mm.,
'cough .is gone. I can-now get a good 31100 13-50 fl°Wll 35 1 spring park F" C°_
night'l rest and I feel much stronger Mlfch _ 1334 1335 1320 Silver Tm
in every way. I sm 74 years old.:' I Mav 1255 13" 1342 Mount Ed,,M.¢
| It is the nbnivinea action of the -my _ me 1:11 im Mumhmm
medicinal elements of the code' iiv- October _ _ , 1150 1147 1147 Rayne, Inmfnationsi
ers aided by_the blood-making and _ _ . 1 _ Ron", Payton
-strengt,-li-creating properties of tonic gRAIN_ 01 EROFIBIONS Record
iron which makes Vinol so efficisnt` _ . _ C Eastern
_ for ehronlc_ooughs,’ colds _ and bron-` . :_ “itll LOW l0B6_ Benn" F0, (;0_ 50
100
100
100
100
, 5
500
40
100
40
200
100
50
100
100
100
500
100
100
100
10
I5
100
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