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Important to Grocers and Consumers!
 The absolute purity and healthlulness of
 BAKER s cocoA
    and CHOCOLATE _
if"“--
r; \ ' are guaranteed under the _pure food laws of 1
I ll ll Canada. Made by a perfect mechanical
 » process`, they are unequaled for delicacy of ,
The New Mills at Montreal are now in operation and fOr fl” CU1“`@f1l_@"Ce ‘lf fl”
I (,`;iiiatli;lii ti_nl~_ wt l-:iw 1-__t;il»li>liLd Distributing Points at
Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver
WALTER BAKER & C0. LIMITED
_, _,lg-_  flavor and food value.
“Wl'l'llT SCIENCE IS ‘
'   DOING FOR PLANTS
V l
s
~ TORONTO, July 28--That the time
has come for the introduction into
Canada of scientific methods of plant
Physics Building at the University of
Toronto to hear his lecture on “Evo-
l;s'rABLisi-IED 1'1so DORCHESTER, M.-xss.
Canadian Mills at 1000 ALBERT STREET, MONTREAL
i . »
1
hi ma es it soft, difficult to mill
and bake with, and distinctly inferinr`
.to Manitoba Hard. Taking some
,Manitoba Red the professor crossed breed true, retaining their peculiari- f in the Hour .means quality in the bread lncl the pastry
lit with fine specimens of the ‘English ties. you bake, Without quality behind your efforts, no
fvnriety, and ns a result obtained a
`l>lcii<l which was hard and milled
____|well, and at the same time grew lluenced by environment, for aplant.
iii-
lntereatlng lddress Given by Prof. J. E. Foull ln Toronto -limit
_ Rust is Overcome A ` ’
"there is hardly n plant or animal
perfectly pure. Take any field of
E rl Fife th t oii lik and the e
in stock. purification was the message il y 1 a y 8' . tit |,“k,,d{,,|.|,.~1zp¢und camonly.
that Professor J. E. Faull gave toa Wm prohab Y -be twenty vane es
large audience which assembled in the growing instead of one.” CHASE AND 5AN3°'~N° ' “°N1‘“L
A Dutch scientist, experimenting-
with the evening primrose, crossed a
"Professor Nillsen has succeeded in exceptional. Instead of casting it -=--=\=-gmg ,===§ =1="
less than a decade in raising. that away. however, it was allowed to _ 1 _
lconnti'y's crop production almost propogate, and _in the third genera- ~ '
.thirty per cent. In England, at Cam- tion no less than twenty strains re-
bridge University, another scientist sulted, dillering in color, and varying - _
'working along the same lines set in form anti leaf shape. These, how-
‘out to reduce the percentage of glut- ever., hged lmck when allowed, to the _
ten in British whent, the substance, original plants. It was found, though, '
w ‘ch k ' ‘ ' ` ' ‘ < ` -
two hundred and that these would
It was then shown to the audience
that pure plants will throw off
“¥l1ots" at the rate of about one in 1
when |,u§ing»your coffee don’t`- _
merely 8,, -‘A pound of best
coffee -Spevlfv
i 57|
offee
It costs no more than Inferior grade!
and our reputation is behind lt.
lution and its Practical Aspects." White and rl Clark red P1811f»- Th!! hY~ - 
“In Sweden," said the speaker, hrid was almost white and in no wav _, ' ' ' ' `
that plant life was most certainly in-
- _ __ __ ` V - _ ',plt-ntifully in English soil." “This,placed in any particular atmosphere
.\l~Il\' .\ll\I~.,ll'l`l>El\ll‘1l"<'l`S- V|wht-at," continued the lecturer, "will'ldeveloped characteristics which alter
_______ ____ - --- -- - _ _ ' ' I- ' _iprobalily revolutionize the wheat ed it entirely. The work of scientists
productiop of Great Britain." engaged on the subject during tho
Liberal Convention
_ _»\‘ Coii\'eiilioii of the Liberal Party of Queens
Coiiiuv will bc lurid in the l\'inde'rgarteii Hall, Chsrl l'-
it-iowii, on I*`rida_v the .ith day of August next at twelve
<>’clocl< noon for the purpose ol noininotiiig two Can-
didates io represent fyluecns County at the forthcoming
General Dominion lflcclion to l:-e held on Thursday
September zlst next. ~' ` _
lfacli Poll ii1tlicCoiinty is entitled to send hve
llelegafcs. I
Couvencrs are hereby notified to call meetings for
appointnient ol' flelcgalcs to attend Said Convention'
.\'oli'ce and Credentials lirwe been iorwarded.
.~\rr:iii_cL-iiieiils will he made with theRailway Auth-
orilics lor, reduced rates lo delegates attending Con-
\'t-uiioii. l
_ N li. l..\`l‘_) N R .-\ TT E N BU RY __
I President
’ - ' il t' ii o
~ |my \"hitc necktic borrowed a pole
. t‘;iii:idinn wheat_is subject to the
disease known as "rust." When the
|(,‘nmbridge scientist had conquered acter units," which can be separated
or combined at the wish of the grow-
the refractory English wheat he turn-
lcd his attention to Canadian, and af-
|tt~r careful breeding succeeded in eli-
'niinnting the disease, making a`, dis-
covery which means thousands of dol-
lzirs nniiunlly to the western farmer.
There has always 'been a rust proof
l _ _ _ ` . 8 Y
lvnricty, but it was poor in quality and insanity had been proved heredi-
niill difiiciilt to mill. This strain
:was blended with the ordinary hard-lcriminal traits were handed down un-
millinz wheut, and the cross product
embodied the best properties of the‘ that in certain states, steps were bc-
two varieties.
past decade has shown that every
‘plant is composed of certain "char-
er. _
liookiiig for a moment at the hu-
nian race, Professor Faull showed
that physical ahnorninlitics,such as
color and night blindness, short fing-
er and 'certain forms of imbecilit
tary, while crimiliolngy shows that
disturbed from _futher to' son, and
“In Ontario,” said Professor Faull
ing taken to eliminate such tenden-
, cies.
_ "The black bass is n peculiar fish.
Some days it will bite on minnows,
_ _ ltate at Woodbridge, ucnr he`re, sued _
Ethel (mils on ttfogs’ other days _lm Peck for coming over his property *“"" i --
lcs' “nl some 'mes they ‘lon t lllte and tnking apples. Stoddard is " » ` l=' - .
I _
l Several months ago Judge Henry
Stoddard who has rt imigiiificeiit es-
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knowledge or slull can bring good results. Better be
without the skill than without the quality.
" BEAVER ” FLOUR
is ;h¢ highest development ai' blended whea!s._ embracing the
,ich },¢,it},-g;ving properties of Maintobn $pring wheat md-
the carbohydrates of Ontario Edl '
wheat, which i_nalte_delicaic»
ll -1 » white, light bread and pastry.
» _ Remember, it is for_bre_ad
and pastry. b°ll\¢ _wllh
BEAVER FLOUR in the
house, you only need one kind
“.1 to' attain the test results in
, cvcry form of baking.
; BEAVER FLOUR meant
economy ls \vcll me efficiency.
Ask your grocer for it to-day.
S..-W it lor prices on all
T-`JE£ll1‘,E§oarse (Trains and Cereals.
1. I. 'nnri.on co.. i.\d.Ch\11\ll»°~“\-
p nt ull. One day down at Lakeview lworth half 1; million, and Peck left an _ """'”`_ _°”"°"' 4:; "'°""`_"‘“_7'
some feiiows were fishing with min-lwtate Ol $l"0»000- Thc YUUUE “'llC
nows, but they fished ali day and
gets Peck's fortune
.I
 ---_ xcursion
l "I got hold of a piece of salt pork SURE l<`f)o'I` I.Ullll‘S (_!l1ltED_ '
and some red yarn. It was about --- '
three inches long, and 1 wrapped the When hard ciillouscs form nn the l '
Dork with the red yarn and used a toes or on the bnll of the foot, thc _~ ' '_. 3., .` .. 't l- I < v
casting road. I got seven bass in an lsiinplcst and surest cure is to bt' Duc lcalllllf HH" I l`l\lll*L  ulnC°d‘1y Aug 'ind'
hour with that one piece of pork, lfound in the special directions accom- ~ Limit of T{Cllll”ll lL':l\'lll§_{ \\/Q51 Nllx' 'lrvilll
Those bass average better than three 'panying l'utnnm's Painless Corn and _ .  ' . _ _ . l 5
pounds each. lWni't Extractor. It cures any corn, Bdlzgngc I5() ll” l“"‘Ullll': ‘ll)l"“"'l “nhl
va
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| "Another dny I was coming home ;wai°t, bunion oi' ca.lluii.~'~doc.~= it in 'l`lL‘l(ClS Sfllil lt) lClll{llL‘h` HS \\  LIS lllillCS, l
ill fllff ¢V811i11lZ 1\l0F1l1 the 1101111 F0115- twenty-four hours-docs it without , _ ` ‘ - . .' - " ‘ - ` f »..
I had a ,,re,_ty good smug of fish' pam Insist, in gemm, only Pub Rafts l‘ro1u (,liarlotltto\vn_t§1iiig >i6_7o f\cLuri1iug .ri _i
'and -I met some fellows that had not ,nmrps painless gum and warg Ex.
levcn had a bite 1 jollied them a 'hit tractor P;-lc 2'¢
'Then I cut off iibo L wo iches f '  J-,  R 0 S S
G IL(    _ M C   I and line and put the piece of ncckties. bl-HMI (J NI wq '1*‘ .- _\
_- it_Lct 1 "cnt,
` ` ’ l0Y\H§l1€ hflmk- I 1 _ tl Entered, July 31-Schr. llwinn, A '
tQCf@ta1‘y_ lstartclnag 2;kiu$“;`Ec“lIi§‘;5°  J“”a|l<rnscr, llieliihucto; hcllie lleid. llcid, ()]'ui':i Ifr-use l5iiil<liiii'. (li lown
l I A bass weighing foui pounds struck and Picton'  S' Trinidad' “cKcm‘io' “VH
f luccns Count? Li3~“I‘~'l SSOCIHUOU !mf»<1eti\iw=s\=um.` I i>u11é<i in my;““L?,';‘,’,°,‘,d 5,, 3,4.-,,,,, D,,,,, ~~ '----~i -- -~ so il* 'i 
_ 'P ' fish told the boys that was how I . ` y ,~ l` V 8'
- lfl ll caught them, and went home Those I;,;‘:\s¢e§qtl%ll';\l:Sln£'},3,fe(¥;;l;'A 
,fellows uatclied me going down the '
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it rgi. _ _ _ - _ __ __ _ _
 ` _ road as far as they could see. , ‘S 5 U£'_l_l_‘;_l' wcxcmle’ xlew \mk l p
 :_-L-is  - ---- -- H1" the 1511 the best bait fm- pass _ __ ` ”“' ` '_ .
if .in-.~-i~;i-:'~;ni;>:‘ i<:x<:L'i».sio:~'s_ ldstcs from »\i>ri1 to -*‘~“fi»t_°inl>@r 1911-ll 1 know is to use the mil of a i,uci<,DA5TAI“’l‘Y WORK
' ` ` ` -" , ‘ " U deer. When you cast I judge those* ‘
1'iiu
___ lille lirnnd lrunk ltoute is the most
._ .. . _ 4 .. _ ‘ -»- `- king H llllflhlllnflef
'lun f.i‘nn~l l":nl\ Rliliuay lu1S -9-“l l‘"l'e"'*U"g' tn .
_ . . ,_ -. » .~ ft -
ml ii rm-ulnr nullniri'/.iiiz nll /\L_vnts=,‘,fll1~»\ll:li the l"‘l"‘l_l“l'-'l ‘f"“""“ " “fl
in i'u-.loin lo sr-ll ill-ilu-5,.,.k,.,-,Q iqx. adn, through l/hicngo and thence via
vu' ll : .. - »
I V  ,wkvn (__, ,,,,i,,¢`_ H, w,,.1f-rn Iliuluth or ini-u t;|iitago and the twin
1,. n f..r lln.»-_f~ df-f=ii'ing tn tiike mlvnn-| . f ‘ (_. , '
_ _ . - _ _ ~ , t 'I .k-
    f-v  2;‘”i';:;:f-e W' “~ ’f.'rs.‘.;f.-...:..i..;.i..
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|.fl,\_ ’l'lu,»- is ii:11:i'|.~'i.\i\|_{ ii~lor:im- "ll»lf¥s of Minneapolis nnd Sl.. Paul.
Ask (lrnnd 'f`ruiik Auf-nts ful' fllrthcr
The thousantl yards ur more of
gk-T gwgli- F'1=\v.‘\sh fliiiilllninilwtirph ul; 
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   §vv_I\it li Siro 1 sf- if] l I In n t
our L`.<|l"in i'--il ll \r-lfiuwa uiili
p.-il.»i i min -l.-n. i-_ l\n`\ lhf:
liii-~' <ii.'\'w|"t|< nil- uuvll in
I|it'|r ii'\luil.iv‘|ir|‘, (i|vij_jr~|' /\l\'.
\ Hui, l,<~uii\|» Muir. ('|-‘Ji (`l».<|i\»
|v.\_q||\', lli_\' (»:|i;;\ i’ _\l| . fivsifli
_\',..|,._ sl,-_-,..,. ;1.l_ limp-,».~
l'||¢\-;|\l|E|l-_ l{.'<<\|»lu‘|iy St\il.\,
Sloin- (iuigcr lim-r.
i\l\\.i_\< in -no.-lt.
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G.H. Simmons
ll.»x |55
G-iziligwks.
Souvenir
Goods
Prince Wlidward
lsland
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Chinawale
Posl Cards,
Souvenir Books,
Jewelery,
Burnt Leather Goods,
-"5 ‘ 1 and many other lines.
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lvbvviyr ,_ _ 
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5(  ,"` Books, Books, Books.
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for summer reading;
Holiday Books.
ll immoclta, llsmmoclta
l
ysril .ir mtiltlnu live y sr' 1 ll fi
tho wash goods counter. l’ntons.
_ - 7-Zziltf
“ll _you uri- uriiu: nn thc Hnrvesl.
,.,~',s ;.~._,..,|-__uf.~\ you -.vill snvi- time
land inluu-_v null a\"»i1l \'.'tu`1Y ‘PY llllt'
‘l|ii_ \~ i |ip|l ' if
/ .. » ip 1: ,ii-.~' in-"_ \'<iu'll hi:
lift-li-Iliff-fl i-.iili lin- \'::lui's ui' nrt' nf-
ifi-riu-: now, ll. ll. llif_-‘.'-'n. l:'»>& '¢l10f:11
Sr, l-Iiliifll.
I Will Be in
Prince County
TE I 1-.\|»i-at in ln- in l’v~ini-f- 3
(}n\|nt_v Nutt wi-vk and iiil_|-nil
vi~iiinxr in_n lol I o w i n ir
|»l‘\f‘es: - .-
K1-nsiiiizmii, -lull' il’-“L 11'-
llr\ins\\'ink_llul:-l.
Suniinl-r.~iult-_ Atiiziist lst. al
Fi-rviwiiml H'|ii~|.
0`l.enrv. August llrd. :it
llnxilter llotf-l.
'I‘iL:nirh, _\ui:\ist. llh, and
until imnii nn Snlurllny. at
liieriiurtl Hill:-l.
lwdll he please-rl to “cv :ill
who wan! <:r‘»_nsull|ilii>ii _or
:iflrirc rvlrnrduilr 1lv~let'ti\'¢-
\'i.-tion while ntlhu abort'
plucf-il.
r.‘E .M . Crosinan
liyn Sperialis!
|34 l\'cnl Slrccl
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WHEN' fl"l€'.i."
Get A Good 0ne
The pleasure of ti nice
drive largely dtpends on
the rig. It has always
been our motto “To keep _
the Best.” You will not be
disappointed at this livery.
Prices satisfactory.
~ Personal attention.
_ l
,UllEHlS BASS
buss must think that thc deer tail is
' butterfly. They certainly go after
it hard I have caught many bass
' will multi!
s .r-..    Hi llll llllllllllll
mi , ii y - _
l St_n.l_t~_ fish und game wnrden, says he
has caught bass with n piece of a
nocktic This is his stor ' '
1 ll] HIS WIUUW
1\l JURES TW() MEN
l\’l()N(`»'l'(lN_ Julv 28---'I‘orpcdoe
Placed on the I. fl. Il. track near thc
.new shops this morning were the
cause of serious injury to two men
who were employed on n shuuter.How
the explosives got on the rails is a
mystery, but n. passing train set
tliein on with the result that flying
lifts of tin lodged in the legs l
, U
______°___y'___ Haines Fogarty nnd Chas. (‘onncll.
I |)|'-:Al-`N|i;5§ CANNO1 "5 ¢URE`~_ ' ‘Both men were painfully injured, the
lpglcpgalanplicrititons.:ip tgiey cnnnlotrt-_sch ll‘"`m01` l1l1VlnlZ an nrterl’ Cllf- ill “"0
' "1 18911-‘H11 hor iono t e oar. ‘lu-.re in . - » . ‘of his legs. Every effort is being
l I, 't i - NEW H\Vl'.N_ Mun., July 24.~ _ _ .
 lizflilrrilgtllliiliriliigllrdnllnpélileesllmlllellallridleilsl ,Ilurr S llcrk who ndliievcd consider- mmm hy the nlltllnrltlcs U' “Bmm'mn
A,-mils-fi stgnninfiinnflfi sanitation oi the um., n},t,,,{,,t' 4,, ,  ,h‘ who the Derry 01' 111111108 "rc who
A ] , _ I ` H V y it yeuis ago w en _
'%\;`r;;liiphi;riti1r;:._n  tpgllgrtéztpchéanhlpéweé he murrmd May Burns' his twenty placed _ thc tnrpedoes on thc tinck
_riidiiblipgstiiiiiripriinperfent henrinegantl year-old housekeeper died here today 'alll' t(;:"ghl‘ them was "U cum “H LU
vioni i~ienl‘i» t- ll ' 1
' . ; _ _ . ' , » . ' _ ' iw t e name there. ..
‘r.~.~...ii,.....i ....’f.,_<2.’ u§’.§“`i‘,,||‘,,‘,',?,',§',§’.",’$,l,",f,',‘,‘§ M the Um _Of thfflr Hmfflese Miss ’ __________
ilu- taken out and this tube restored' tr
its nurnvil 1 l l h.
Burns was fifty six years vounger
J - O
, _ _ -,ont i io_n eiirint; will be than Peck. The wedding displeased S Y n °
‘ilostroyed forever; nine t-uses out off:-n his nmthcr Mrs Sarah 51 r | k    9
nur ras
Wi w|llx:i\v()ni> llunflrerl Dollars for
l*‘.J. UUE. ‘ t -. ` , .
Hom bv nmz is;}h7%"ll UU 'lolodo O
u;l‘!=\ke H1ll'u lgnmliy Pills for eonntipivl
‘Come and See lhe Poinl
The p:iri.=;lioncrs of East l’oiiit are fully
iletnrmiiicd to make their lea lhc big.
bumper event of the season.
The coiumillcc in charge has :ilr'_‘;itly'
r»stabli_<lu~<l n repulalion for itsclfin raver
mg to the :axles of visilurs and is rcsolvctl
upon surpassing all former elTorls.
l lm Lriuuntls :irc beaiiiifiilly silualcd`
,down by llic sea and naliirn seems to
“Spread o'nr llie scene licr brightest nl
grel-'\" making it an ideal spol for at real-
ly pleasant day`s outing.
Arniiige llicn, lo bc on lhe grounds for
Ihr-_ i5lli of August.
7 zydlhsliifiipd ` ‘
L V' _ Wear Your
Mule 
/ Show your nalinn:-ilily :il\ 
the Annual Srofliuh Gather- `
ing-be “mic oflliem." °~7
- Wear _ii thistle brooch. -
badze pin, or lockct.(iluod for
this din' and the other lm ln 'l
tne yt-ar.
We have n splendid show-
liundred yearn old
rooming house for students in thc
nnd were married. 'They returned
here to live, and seemed happy. Then
one night l‘eck published n notice in
the papers sayin;-z he would not he
responsible lor`l\is wife's bills. Later
Mrs. Peck, who had left the home,re-
tiirnt-.d_ and there were stories of a re-
conciliation. Peck brought suit for
divorce, but it did not come to trial.
. I-_---m
"Where
I _tinorance ‘
I s Bliss”
But it is not bliss nn the pmc-
lise of pharmac),it is dangerous.
We understand our calling.
The accurate dispensing ol'
prescriptions with the best mater-
ialsisa lprcially in which we
excel. '
Your dorlor expecls rcsnlls,
we clon't disappoint him.
Let us dispense yn-.ir next.
E. A. Foster]
~ .-
.¢_ ’
."‘ 5' ~ A ar
,.
.sihefneui scientific school when 1°:-fit'
met her. They went to -_*Jew York -
are caused by Calsirrh, which is nnlhiriz _ ’ ' ` pe ry ull ' »
‘hutriin inflamed condition of the mucous who lllcll Fl )'¢'"l` “F10 When ¥l€lil`lY l`-'-‘~     
at : . _
,my (mm, U, |)‘,_Mn',_H,_` ,cnuymd hy cnparrh, Miss llurns, who i-.imc on New . _...__
f - , - - ' Y lt, ` t _ _‘ :" . '
»aras::.n.‘;'..::sf;*.:‘i..ll¢"‘~ °~““"" M12. i_‘”“l¢.°.i..’l..i.l‘.‘.‘.., ’$Jl.';°’ i.;.L";. ”°“‘*.'“"» '.‘°*““¢ Self’ 'nd
Falling llsir Quickly Stopped
Thei'c is only one plnro wliei‘t~. hnld-
hondcd men shine, nnd that. is in the
front row st-nts of the thnntrc. If
these hnldiiendcd people had used
Wyeth's Haze and Hulphur Hair Fle-
medy in their earlier days they would
not he so conspicuous now. This
preparation docs not plnnt new hnir,
but it does strengthen weak, dyini;
hnii‘,' and not only brightens dull,`
pnrched hair, but gradually restores
the color to fnded or grey hair. lt
is a clean, wholesome hnir dressing,
which can be used daily with perfect
safety.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur ls sold
under gunrsntee that the money will
be refunded if it fails to do exactly
as represented.
This preparation is offereilto the
public ut fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold hy E. A. Fos-
ter & McKinnon _Drug Co.
9 -4  Emblem al __ _ _ 5"* 
Send the F mes
Work to Us.. A
You can send the finest fab-
rics here with the confidence
that they will be handled as
carefully and laundered more
skillfully than they could be
in your own home.
Our careful skill has won the
praise of' all exacting women They
lend their washing here because
,: 'they get the bent salisfaclion. So
3. ‘can you
Sf
»-Neither lias t-iininal `i'c~at:lit-ll thc liiglicst pcrlt-ctioii until nt-w
g --We lmvo il Englisli triple coatuxl.
1"or Sale by
` S. W. CRABBE
._ - _____- f ___;-- - --_-__ ______-_,___ -- ___ _ ¢;__=-...J
BLUESTDNE
For the prcvcuiio1iofSuiiil in your grain :intl
Scub on your potatoes use l$Ll'l‘§f>"l`()Nl§. You can
buy it pulverizctl 9c pci' pound from
' A Stanley Shaw  Peczrdon
Cliarlotictowii
I _ -_ “Ty Y  ---,_T__.._-2
4-zgdlf.
COAL COAL
CD  __ 
~ THE UNDERSIGNED DKALERS IN
‘lla rd and Soil Coal
HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND
IA! Their 0ld Slantl, Pealie’s No.,_2 Wliarl
a large supply ol Coal suitable l`O1'
all purposes, Orders, 'verbal by mail of
by telephone promptly attended to. 011"
telephone No. is 312, and we should |10 -
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