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1916. i
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' C o s i s A
Triile: Value .
Is immense
ASEPTO washes
clothes, bedding,
' fabrics, dishes, floors,
etc.-, quicker and
cleaner than soap.
SEPT
SOAP POWDER
As ASEPTO is an anti-
.ieptfc preparation, it is a
germ-killer as well as the
bert soap powder made.
Odorless, harmless to
clothes and hands, mart
economical. A S E P T O
makes the best sqft map.
Dissolve a package in
boiling water, pour in
two gallons of water, stir
and let stand until cool.
This gives two gallons of
soft soap for _gt-.
Discerning grocers all
sell ASEPTO.
~
Manufactured by
T H E A S E P T O
.MANUFACTURING co.
St. john - - AN.B.
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LORD NORTHCLIFFE
NOT KEEN TO BECOME
HEAD OF AVIATION
LONl)ON, Fch. 14.-The suggestion
that he should become minister of
nviiitlon has not been agreeably nc-
.~cmctl by Lord Nortbcline.
in an editorial today, the Dolly Mall,
one of Lord Norfhclifi’c‘n newspapers
says:
hlomc newspapers and many thou-
:inds of correnpoinientii suggest that
Lord Nortliclltic should be placed in
f-liiirgv-ot' thc- Air ‘Department Lord
North(-lifi‘c's reply is: There are men
better :title-tlinii he to undertake the
Hisk. Furiiiei'niurte lie could not con-
~wiviitiously tnkc_par¢_ in ii govern-
ment thatlls lighting a defensive ruth-‘
nr than an olfcnsivc war. -
N0 FREE ADVICE.
Doctor-“Conti morning. Mr. Lov-
--in Whitt can l do tor you?" "1-1'
vallcii, slr, to ask for tho hand or-
nf your dn.ugiitcr." "llumphl Ap-
petite good?" “Noi very.” "llow in
your puise‘."' "Very rapid when I
:lin with her; very feelllo when
away." “Troubled \vith palpita»
lion?" “Awfully when I think oi'
her." "Take my daughter. Yon'll
anon bc cured. One guinea. please."
---Scottisli-Anicrican.
niiiioiirsi
National Cream of
C
CGuARAurrl;Df)_
<;"'-wr'  ‘W -"'-"'“'o1\_\
I
\\,-
Conforms to' all the Gov-
ernmcnt’s Pure Food Laws,
is PURER than Cream of
Tartar, contains no_LIME.
SULPIIATE OR FREE
ACID; is slower in acting,
does not release gas from
Soda until -actually -in the
. oven, which is an advantage
over Cream of Tartar,
which gnu to» release the ‘_
gas :is ' as the dough is
_ mixed.
Gu/tnmnizn.
RETAIL PRICES.
l8c. lib. pligs 35:.
CAUTION.
Beware of imitatioue, con-
taining alum, see that_ the -
name Dearbom's National
Cream of Tartar Compound
The Western Guardian
--~--------_----------~------~-----~----~_¢-1
-IT PAYB to buy in this Province.
-W. K. MeGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex-
ciiéiuge, is Guardian Alent ln Summer-
s e.
-WOMEN'S FINE BOOTS regular
$4.00 to $4.50, on sale special to clear
gat $2.45 per pair. SINCLAIR & STE-
\\'Al'!T LTD.. 7394-2~16l\lE1i.__
-COATS woinen‘s $7.50 to $10.00
coats are selling in our February sale
at $4.95 each. SiNCLAlR & STE-
\\’AR’i‘ LTD.. _ 7394-2-18M!-Ili
--ACCIDENT. _ “'l\ll9 Rev. R. J.
Macdoiuild of Brac. Lot 9. wcis re-
on Friday evening the lltii lust. he
mct with somewhat of u serious accl-
tlcnt. The mare which he was driving
being of n very spirited nature became
frightened from n bush on the way.
.tslidu and upnct thi-. sleigh, throwing
i
e Rev. gentleman out close to a
barbed wire fence. The iinlmal
bros? clear of the sleigh mind ran
for s le two or three miles when sho
was caught by some or the neighbors
but fortunately holli driver und iinrsc
escaped without. any serious injury
save it little shaking up to the occu-
pant. of the sleigh.-X.
-MT. CARMEL EGG CIRCLE--The
patrons of the Mont Carmel Egg Circle
met Saturday evening to hear the
report of the business transacted dur-
ing tho past year, as also to elect
officers. etc. Mr M. G. Arsennult, the
manager. gave ii very good report.
There are 103 patrons, 28,891 dozen
Jan. lst, 1916; 26.413 dozen selects;
1.949 dozen small e558; 510 dozen
stale; 18% dozen had eggs. Amount
'rcceivr-d for the ycnr'ii work is $5,858.
79; average price, 19% coats; number
of shipments, 47. When it is consider-
ed that up to three years; ago this
branch of farming industry was en-
tirely neglected, it in gratifying to
notice the vast improvement attained.
Nevertheless, it in only beginning the
work. the possibilities in this line of
farming being limitless. Let every-
one produce more eggs more cheaply
and it great problem will have been
solved. Since the circle started an
spirit oi' uiilon and un-operation has
been manifest from everyone. As for
the- merchants, who might have been
inclined to give opposition. the' writer
may say that the firm oi' Messrs
Arsenault & Gaudet of Wellington
have done everything to further the
movement. and the circle has alwnya
found 'them gentlernen in the true
sense of the, word. The directors for
1916 are the following:-M. G. Arsen-
ult. Peter Richard, .leremle Gallant, J.
M. Acorn. Phllihert Gallant, Webster
Allon and N. Gallant. The delegates
to thc provincial meeting are M. G.
Aroenault and J. il. Arscnault.
-URBAiNV|LLE.- Wood hauling
froilcs have been common recently and
also -whist game/4. IIN; recent wlilnt
contest nt thc home of Peter Gallant
thc following carried oii.prlzes:~
Men's ist prize, Aubiu Gallant; 2nd,
Cyrus -"Giillant;. bobby, Pliilibert _Gal-
la_nt. . \Vomen'c`,1st prize, Mrs Auhih
Gallant;-2nd. Leah Arsenriult: boohy.
Mrs Josepli.N."G:iliaiit. At the home
of Joseph N..Gallnnt the followiiig
.were the,winnera:-- Men"`s,1`st, Phili-
be'rt<Arsenuult; 2nd. Joseph' L`.` Gal-
lant. W,omen's lst, Mrs Augustin
Areenault; 2nd, Mrs \Vencesinus
Poirier.-Mr Edilhcrt Poirier went to
Charlottetown on Tuesday ot’ last week
ami returned on llic following Thurs-
`ilny.-Mr Joseph A. Aracnault of Mt.
Carmel has been spending n few days
in Egmont Bay recently and while
there entertained the people with good
interesting stories spun by the flrealde
during the long nights.--Mr Emmanuel
Leclarc of Abram‘s Vllingc. has recent-
ly sold a line young nntre for ii liberal
sum.-it is understood flint the youth
ot' Urbainvillc are having regular
practice at evening'-i for ii concert to
bo given in the near future.--A recep-
tion was held at the home of Mr Mark
J. Arsenault on Saturday evening on
the occasion of their fifteenth wetl-
ding anniversary. Various kind.; of
cnjoymenls, such as music, singing.
Pi-:itracr Snisimcrion 
l-4 lb. php. lile. l-2 lhpkp. I
is on every package. 1
Used 'uitthe same ns
Cream oi Tartar-
0688-blilllllwllb.
etc., were extended to the guests.-
Mr llioise A. Arsenfiult has been .spend-
ing n lengthy visit in Abrnm's Village.
-Miss Annie Gaudet ot' Bloomfield has
retumed home after ii prolonged visit t d d 1, ld 1 t k
  in Abi-iim's Village. While ll\01`0 She gl1rti,ieagomeal;.l!eli'll°mlVlilicrtalsiclhieils.
vias the guest ot Mr Adolphus 0
Gallant.-Mrs John Perry of liowlan
is spending a few days visiting in her
Nl A  l N C A N A D A lorniir home, Aiirnnfg Viilrigc.-M. mfenmg 'mg young people |L,“'|-or u,,,_h.
£9 if- 7, I hockey took place onthe Tiguish llink
 Q/_-/_`~ | Saturday between the Cresceuts of
.   . / 5  . 'ri is ti ut it fiction . rho
( | u rl Il
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Srnmigijiinuiirs
The Great Womui’| Medh
eine Often Just Wliat
lu Needed.
We are so nad to thinking of
E. Pinkhem‘| vqctnhle Com ll
c remedy exclusively for fonul ills that
we are apt to overlook the fact thu it
lioiisof tiubut nmdluforiileordnl
of the stomach.
For stomach trouble of woman it lo
especially adapted, as it works in coin-
plou harmony with the female $61-
l|m,alnceiteootoinltbeextr|cte tio
beet tonic roou uid herbs. It uma up
the digestive lyltom, and inczcuce the
appetite and strength. Hero la what
one woman writes showing what this
medicine doa :-
Newfiold, N. Y.-"I am aoiplealed
to ny I can recommend Lydia Pink-
ha.m'| Vegetable Compound an an coo-
nomical and beneficial remedy in mon
ailments pertaining to women. At
lout I found lt. so by only takin( two
battles _l bail indignation iii a had
form and I mi now feeling in the bert
of health and owe It all to Lydia E.
Plnlihnm'i vapublo Compound."-
liiri. Bun Wn.i.uiiis, R. D. Now. Now-
Iol¢l»,N.Y. ‘
‘lluiy women nnorfmm that “ali
gona fooling," and "fool so faint,"
while  their work. Tell cliuieu
to one the dlleltlve lyitom il all out
, .
.ohh A  E.
" v" c°¢.pi3°iiui~
Plnliham’| egltibie.
aclimeal liould this
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t-_-_-_~_-_-,-;_-_-_-f_-_-:_-_-_-_-_~_-_~:;_-_-:_~_~_-_-_-:_:‘:_‘f_'.'_':_`_' - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _
'turning from the village of 0'Leiiry~
-ONE CENT per word each incor-
ltkm for the odvertialii; iii this column.
Cult must accompany order. Illini-
mum cherge, twenty-live ocntii.
--MEN'8 LEATHER MITTS with
knitted wrist, warm fleece lining. spe-
cial at lille. per pair. SLNCLAIR &
STEWART LTD., 7304-2-IGMEIL.
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
can be obtained at Lai!erty'a Tonsor-
ial Parloura, Summerside.
 -LADIES’ `COA'|’$ worth up to‘$15.-
00 to clear now ag $750. SINCLAIR
& STEWART. LTD..- 7394-2-1iiME1Al.
. -Mr. and Mrs: A. D. Duchemln,
_-Charlottetown ure visiting in Sum-
'nie-raldc. the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
i-i. A. Compton.-X. ' -
- MEN’S N0. 1 quality oil tanned
mot-iisains regular $2.50 for $2.15; No.
,Z quii.iit.y regular $2.25 for $1.90 per
ptilr. SINCLAIR & S'|‘E\VAR'l‘ LTD.,-
7394-&l6~MEl.l.
-RESERVE FRIDAY, February
l ' I ~1V__:'Ȥ""/"'*" " '
PARIS. l"°\i!‘ulry -14.-Sergeant
hroilslit down his fifth German mi
his exploit in an olllclal communion
Honor. the War Cross, and the Milf
tary Medal for other feats.
Guynemer was ii lad lu college
when the war began, and enlisted at
once. l-le had never been in an aero-
Dliino. but at the end of seven days
01 ¢\‘l»llllllB lie made his trial flight
for pllot's license. Six weeks’ train-
lus usually is required.
Hia worlt at the front began in
Allrll of last year. it was not until
Dec. 5 that lie began to make his
record by hunting German aero'
planes. At that time he brought
down, ulngiehanded, 0. large German
blpiane.
Sergeant Guynemer flies alone, as
did Garros and Pegoud, but instead
of a. monoplaue he uses a great bl-
`plane, on which he makes ninety
miles an hour. Ho accounted for four
machines in nine days.
in December the Sergeant fought
18th for an enjoyable evening in Sum-.
mcrslds at tho Charlottetown Bankers
illockey Match and have one and one
half hours good skate, n.li for 25c.
Special train leaves Charlottetown at
4 p. m. 7380-2-16M3l._
-W. P. A.-The Malpeque Brunch
eggs collected from Jah. Lst, 1915, to, Wm, A, up-Donald,
l `-80LDlERS ENTERTA|NED.--
-.the ladies the hearty thanks of the
of the W. P. Association begs to ac-
knowledge the receipt. of-21 pairs
socks from Sen. View, 24 pairs socks
from Darniey. 1 pair from Mrs. Geo.
Brunder, 1 knitted scarf from Mrs.
-PROMOTIONS. - The following
promotions in "C" Coy 105th Battalion
quartered at Summerslde appeared in
orders yesterday:-Privates Charles
Duu, Daniel Gliiia, A. J. Curry, D.
Dealloche. Sydney Cornsy. G. A. Rich-
ard and J. C. Arsenault to be lance-
corporalii/-C.
-MALPEQUE. - The Mnipeque
branch of the W,I’2A. have forwarded
one hundred dollars for the months of
in-cembor and January in aid of Red
Cross work. Of this amount the lol-'
lowing are the contributions from each
district oi' the Association:-Malpcque,
$51.05; Maipoque Women‘s institute,
$2.75; Baltic, $29.40: indian lllvcr.
$13.00; Hamilton, $10.25; Darnley,
$6.50; Sea View, $3.00. This Society
has forwarded. _between September
1915,and February 1916, one hundred
and seventy-nine pairs of socks to thc
men lu the trenches.
Last evening the soldiers quartered
in Summersiile were tendered u. very
enjoyable entertainment by the Daugh-
ters oi’ the Empire in the Presbyterian
iinll. A splendid musical programme
was provided, which included ii piano
duct by Mlsees Noonan, solo by Mrs
itichardson, a duet by Mrs L. ll. Hunt
and Mr Mark Calder, reading by Mrs
Neill McQuarrle and ii short address
of welcome h Mrs Neill McLeod. also
Y
.xi short address by.Mayor Saundens.,
|_wlio presided. A sump__tuous,luncheoni
was served, during which several in-
strumental selections were given. The
rest ~of the evening was passed. ini
gentes." Three Qrousing. cheers were
given by the ladies for'bi`i`ys of the
105th.° Before the close Major Inman
on behalf of the soldiers tendered to
'boys for the entertainment.-(".
1 ilgnlsn _
-ARRIVED HOME.-Messrs 'I`lm~
othy, llenjamiu and Edward Mackie,
oi' Kildare, and Merril Mackie, of Tig-
nlsh, arrived home Saturday after a
four months' trip to New Brunswick.
, -Z
-VISITING.-Mr Stephen Gallant
and Miss Bertha Mackie drove from
0'Lca'ry to Tignlsh Saturday. While
here Mr Gallant was a guest at the
home ct' Miss Mackie, Lot 2. They
returned to 0'Leary on Monday, where
Miss Mackie -has been teaching school
for the print six months.-Z
-ENTERTAINED. - A surprise.
Greenmount A great many young
people from Albertou and Kildare
were present After a very cnjoynblo
respective homes.-Z
-HOCKEY-A fast clean game of
gn li an e oses o rc
tennis lined up at 3 o'clock ilinrp, and
vm". me first sound ot' thc wliiiitlo
luntil tho finish, good clean hockey was
in evidence. After three minutes of'
play A. Raynor of Kildare scored with.
a chance shot from the wing. This
made the Tlgnish boys wake up and
Immediately after Ozanl with a long
shot from centre ice scored for the
home team. A few minutes after he
repeated the trick. This ended the
first half, with the score 2-1 in favour
of the home team. Ten minutes after
play was resumed C. Murphy secured
the puck near his own goal. and
cornered it for the tiilrd score. The
Kildare boys seeing that things were
going against them determined to
score. which they did one minute bo-
foro time was called. D. Gietson doing
the trick from the wing. The game
ended 3-2 in favour or Tisnisb- The
following is the liiia-up of both tennis:
Tignish-Goiil,_ McBride; point, 'Mur-
phy (capt.).: cover point. C- Galidqt:
rover. 01.zui',,centi\e. M.cFadyen¥`gft
wing, H. Hackett; right wing, C. it.-
ion. Kildare--oo¢\._oailant: wink B-
Gietlon. Murphy. Omni and Gaudet
Leanvitl (cept): centre. J. Gietsonl
len, wins. A. Rayner: rlsht wine. D.
Gisteon. Murphy. Oliiaiil and Gaudet
played the strong game for 'l‘ignis\,
while Leanvid. Giataon and Rayner
pigyga .mr tlioir. nine.-Z.
,_
‘Aiioi.is_H sunonv i.Aw
ouiuna was TIM!
PARIS, Feb. 14.-'l‘he.minlster`s of
wir $4, commerce. have aatiioriied
tim. giinnng, may. alhrlilwav itu-
iionrtlu-cugicut entice, 'owned 101'
freight tra c onfsiitidty. under the
camo regulations as are in force on
W dlyl
’-ilknii tion round that the mini ai
a spectacular duel directly above the
French linen, with his comrades-lm
arms cheering him enthusiastically
below. He was engaged with one of
the _famous Fokker acroplanes. and
though there were two men aboard
the Fokker, he manoeuvred skilfully
until he brought his gun in range. At
a distance of fifteen yards he deli-
vered irmortal blow.
“The Old Charles" is the mime
given to tbeiblplanc which Sergeant
Gnynemer manipulates. It is armed
with a. weapon which it is not per
mitted to describe. He handles it
with remarkable facility and deadly
precision, at the name time innu-
oaiivrlng his aeroplane with great
skill.
, Between the times of his fourth
and fifth successful duels Guynemei
had a narrow escape in a iight with
n. Kokksr. At tho moment ol' firing,
at a distance of thirty ynrds. his gun
became unusable. the lubricating oil
having frozen. Ho attempted xi quick
turn, _but,~. carried on hy the momen-
tum; 'struck' 'the German machine
with his upper plane, and began ti.
descend abrupiy. After felling very
rapidly for 500 yards the biplano
rightod itself.
BARKER WILL NOT ACCEDE T0
y THE THIRD DEGREE
Fredericton, N. B., Feb. 14.-Abso
fufely rt-fiisliig to yield to the “third
degree" treatment given him by tht
police, but spending his time aitcrna
tely parying and crying in his cell at
thc York County jail the young mai'
known as “Harold E. Barker oi' Am
herst," is awaiting the commencement
ot’ his preliminary examination in the
police court tomorrow morning.
in the meantime tho only charge
which has been preferred against
him is that of issuing fraudulent
checks. the one in which he was ar-
rested, but the police are believed to
or charges being lodged before
[many hours. Solar "Barker" has
declined to give any-__inl'ormation. re
garding iiiiiisclr. or his ldeiitl`ty,'_bii<
new.st_ories 'as to where and wher
he hm! opf-\rutcii'are constantly com-
ing to light. 
One of thc latest of these stories
is that under the name of Quinn hi
put over practically the same thing
on business houses in Digby, N. S.
that hc did in Fredericton. while
thc theft of electric lights -from the
Y. M. C. A. building has been add-
nd to the list of his crimes her:
That. he was. apparently practically
without ready funds while here is
shown by the fact. that when Mun-
ager Luke Morrison. of the Freder-
icton Company wnntcd ii cash tiepo
sit oi' $3 before he would place ii me-
tcr in thc house “1<1arker"-had rented
the stranger went away and never rc-
turued. Instead. he tapped the wires.
for which he is liable to t'our-teen
yoars in the penitontlary.
Farmer--So you're a .triivcllin'
man, hey? 1 used to be in that lino
myself when l was ii young fcllcr
like you.
City Chap-that ao! Whom did
you travel for?
Farmer-I travelled all over this
yer country with a throshin’ outfit.
Malin ini can
is cuss. ifviilsi.
mi cuisnnnnn
IF TONGUE I8 COATED, BREATH
BAD, STOMACH UUUR, CLEAN
LIVER AND BOWEL8.
Give "California Syrup of Figs" at
once- ii toaspoonful today often save;
ii sick child tomorrow.
if your little one is out-of-sorts, half-
slclt. lsu‘t resting, eating, and acting
naturally-look, Mother! aoe if tongue
is coated. This iii I snrb sign that its
little stomach, liver and bowels nro
clogged with waste. When cross. irri-
table. feverish. stomach sour. breath
but or has iiomnchoche. diarrhoea.
sore throat. rail of cold. zive a ten-
poonful of “California SYHID 0! Fill".
and in ii few hours all the coniitipated
poison, undigelted food,-'and sour bliss
gently moves out of its -little bowels
without griping. md you have ii-well,
playful child again. 'L _
Mother can rest ally after giving
thi; harmless “fruit lnxltivo.” bwluiiv
it never fails to cleanse the little oue'ii
iiwghanttl bowel; _ _gvvutanpillgxig
ma an they ear _ 0
mae. rattan-ect  buhta».°l1ild-
ren otalt ages a .- I* . l\‘°vl\-\u»S
printed on eocli bo i
Bowne or caan it ll :mw-
i“c ur i  tt. `“"theiii°o
:lint ii ifiiialie by uie .xgtllfbmll Fir
Byrup Company! ’ ¢
Fill)   
gj - ' .tijtxllulllol ~
ufl'»l»"o .mimi A '
‘ A !-kid’ 21'. in
‘ "'i”-f'tiidii“iii\u»l!¢»- »'
many itetioiii is much heavier than
it was in time of D00"-
f 1 
viii-i-utlwrntmq"»ii?\a~':»'» ~-
. .. _ I - .
i=n¢Nci-i__.»Aiiui-ron ues .mauinoue time burr. lmely of "rv fl” il*3'*"’°“' '”‘°‘
me rirrii Aoveiisaav. _-_-' pai-tw_ _tigeié w::°tl:n\\:° Nw lam*-\"°!f°f"°'|d as
Th. - . r . 
P1~ ruuiiwiifiviaftigrf <'ii»m°iii°itii»ii°°i»ii‘ v°\‘I°“ ‘“‘““°‘ '“°“ °"' '§§‘° "'°°,§
lot Gayiiemer. 21 years old, of the gh; percentage of injurious particles °°_llillD¢¢l 110 less than muwuud
l"f°'1'=h Flviuz Corin. hal l“°f“ia mine dust and on tile fnuini oi'P°~'"°‘°‘ W °` °" 'M 1"' mmm
r count-lu( the particles of dust in the “ml 91° dm" ¢°' °'°°'t":d °°“ Mc
versnry. and has been mentioned for gp- W" ||,,,,,| 'tm m°m|m_ 9.2 -c. c. of lnM&t?mfmegnww_
- The committee, in its researches. m°"'° °l “"5 '° from um “U”
tion. Previously he had been decor- mga um, ng my md wat dmnng tlcl0l'W°l'0 495704 
ated with the Cross of the Legion 0| under various conditone as far as Tl” ““mP" °! fm’:m°-'fl R;:‘°b,,_~
- possible on the same- mine. the V11- 9°' cum” m°"t?N° “lima 29 mmm,
‘hge Deen Th 't ~u‘ th m cy ing increased in 0. _
of water blast: :gr ar deecgnsceitsu 9"'-'°'°" d°'lv°‘ mm um mlm",
' ° m.” ' Il' ll dl)
tively ln one develo ment emi. A °P°"“"°“° w i" “mmm”
tabular statement attrclisd to the re- "l°“' th". \fm“”“:°“um|?:§°:h§',f
port given fiill particulars of each of me °”“°°9 °'?’ »  fied- It my
the -samples taken. The commission- dirty ‘"l°" l°`|°l°'I fm ohm u
em ramuk: "Dun" our mves"ga_ point of the mnatht ‘iihprl Y.”
tions it was found that, in the usa of d°'“5°‘°9““ w br" uf le “ff len
, Loyner drills care lin to be taken °°'“'°d “‘°-'°b*' "1 °t°t§"f F°~,.‘
hthntvthelye dwmt “coma so leaky after the evaporat on ol etog. M
an to at mize the water used. unless “i°mm“5 |““'9°°°" °”dy,mw°t°r' :uma
,such wager is clean water, free from f"°° f"°m l“j“"°“° se °“h°t° m_
sediment in the case in point, mine he “’°d' A “N19” Wi" lf uf”
wat” from me pump mmm” was ergcs from our invigitlgatioxga s M.
being used' and W-is being ="myed~ns a measure of t e :liar ciao c nil'
into the air by leaks from the ma- “te” ‘lf “Y ill' brent e . t e nth-
Cllllle. causing g» denge fog The ber of particles of dust per cu c
sediment in the water, ctinsisting metre is a better criterion than ltsl
~ i
'l
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HALEPRICE and ONE-THIRD
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l'lolman’s» F ebruary Clearance
lSalé'li‘ includes the Following _
Your money will 'go a great deal further during Holman's February
Clearance Sale than you can imagine- You’ve got to see the goods and the
prices in order to realise how unusual the savings are. Included in the Sale
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