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BVCIY
Moth.Pmof-Bags 3 sizes
' 50, 60, 75c each
Moth Balls 30c lb.
Gum Camplior 10c oz.
J. G. Jamieson
Drussist
 
TIDE TABLE
APRIL
Hlgh Water
A. M. P. M
9.49
10.27
11.02
11.34
0.31
1.13
1.55
2.38
3.26
4.22
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6.27
7.31
8.07
8.44
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Tu. 10.27 l 23 _
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F. 1.05 12.10 I
sa. 1.55 _ 12.51 ll
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27 ' Th. - 7.01 18.46
28 ‘ F. 1 7.49 l 20.00 I
29 ` Sa.. ` 8.30 I 21.03 _
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DIABY__ OF EVENTS.
'ro.oAv. ,
Legislature 10 a. mx
City Magistrates Court 9 a. in.-
Peoples Theatre 7 and 8.4G._
Prince Edward Theatre 3. 7 and
8.45.
¢ 
DEATHS
 
MCPHERBON-Died at Kinross, on
April 7. 1916, John McPherson, aged
87 years.
MURRAY-At Winnipeg Oli April 10th
1916. Mr. George Murray formerly oi'
Kensington, P. E. l. aged 53 years
leaving a widow. one sou and two
daughters to mourn his loss.
WILL MAKE USE OF ZEPPELIN
DAMAGE.
PARIS. April 10. -The municipal
council has decided not to illl,up the
hole in the city subway roof caused by
a bomb dropped from 11 Zcppclin in the
last raid. Thi: council intends. instead,
to convert it into an upeii air hols
for the subway, thus also keeping u
souvenir ot the visit.
I was cured ct Fasczal Neuralgia by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Bay ot Islands. J. M. CAMPBELL.
I was cured ot l-"ascial Nourulgia by
MlNARD'B LlNlMEN'l‘.
Springhill. N. B., Wm. DANIELS.
1 was cured oi' Chronic ltheumatism.
by MlNAaD's t.iNiMii:N'i‘.
Albert C0-. N. B.. U00- TINQLEY. Deputy oi the minister of tlieliilcrior ' ' 8l6o_4_8mm ' ' 8!82_4_n'M3ipd_
'Why ' Bought'
upstairs, my fenaudauklea were so
Pills and the trguble has never returned.
My mother, 82 years of age, is taking
them and feels line.
MRS. LB. SALSBURY,
Camden Baht."
GIN PILLS are 5oe. a box, or 6 boxes
for $z.5o‘¢t all  'Sample sent
free if requested. ’ zo
National Drug I Cholial Co. of
Canada.  Toronto.
For Sale
Tho undersigned oiters for sale by
tender. the following properly part of
the Estate oi tho late John C. Clark
of Bay View, P. E. I.:-
FiRST.- The Bay View Corner
property, consisting _ot about 11/4 acr-
es ot land, a 16 room house, two ware-
houses, a set of Falrbauk scales, and
the whart' property. "
SECOND.- The "Klrklawn Point"
property consisting of 132% acres of
the home farm, 70 acres of which is in
high state of cultivation, the balance
covered with a heavy growth of soft
wood.
Tenders will be received until May
lst, 1916. The highest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
‘A. W. STERNS.
Administrator.
73 Cumberland Street,
Charlottetown. P.E.l.
9027-3-31MStt12l. -
_ \ _ '
Large and Valuable
i Farm For Sale
AT THE VILLAGE OF CARDIGAN IN
KING'S COUNTY.
The undersigned are instructed to
oiri-i~ lor sale at Public Auction on the
prr-tiiisl-5 on 'l`HL'RSDAY the 20th day
of .\pi'll .\.l).. 1916 at the hour ot' Two
in-if.-li_ p. m., ALL THAT valuable
1":irm ioiiuerly occupied by John G.
.'~1~i'iii=geour consisting ot' 260 acres
_-iiiiute about one half a mile from the
-.illziue of (‘ardigan in King‘s County.
'l`lil_~' 1-' a. most desirable property
froiiting on the Cardigan River and is
f'lo.~'e to shipping. stores. schools.
iji»iii'l:he.s it-c.
'i`ii~‘ form will be otlercd for sale in
him-it .ir in s»-pzirzite parcels to .suit
iuii'i‘i\:i.~i-'~r~z.` ’l`»~riti~' lniiilu li'iiov.'n ul
sale, (Zoo-I Tilli-_ lriinicliiuii- po_~'_~i.'-.~i-
Flflll.
ifrir .*‘iii~ihf-i- piirvii-iiiara apply to the
iiiilif-rsigiieoi. -
lioied this ith _day or April A. D..
1916. -
_ GAUDET &. HASZAFID,
Solicitors. -
('llui'loiielr.~¢~.iii_ l’. E. l.
H50-4-8MStt6i.
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
Land Regulations.
Tl-IE role head or a family or any male over
eighteen years old. may homestead s ouavtcr
s_eetion of available Dominion land in Manitoba.
saskatchewan or Alberta. Applicant must sp-
pear in person atilie Doiiiinion Lands Agency
or Sub-Agency for the District. Entry IX proxy
may be made at any uornlnion' Lands gency
but n t Sub- tucncy on certaiifconditions.
, Duties-Six ii\onth_s residence upon and cul-
tivation of the land in each of ihrec years. A
houiesteader may live within nine m les of his
homestead on_a farm of at least 80acre$,un
certain condftions. A habitable house is re-
quired _eigcept where rcsldcnce is performed in
the vicinity. _ _ _
ln certain distncts a lioiiiesteader in good
standrnii may pre-empt s quarter-sect'on along
side his homestead. Price $3.00 per acre.
Dutiei-Six months residence in each of three
years alter earning homestead patent; also 50
acres extra cultivation. Pre-emo on patent may
be obtained as soon as homtsteal patent, ur
certain conditions. _
Assttler who has exhausted his homestead
right m|y_taiie a purchased lionieatd in cer-
iam distiirts: Price $3.00 per acre. Duties-
liiusl resldcsix months in each of iliree years
cultivate 50 lens and _erect a Iiuuse worili ¥'.€0
The area uf c\i‘livat»on is suhlctt to rcdurtron
lscaae oi rough.sc_'iibby or stony land, Live,
stock may befuirtiluled lor cultivat on under
c , riain conditions. ,
W. W. i.'URY.C. Uv U .
N. B.-Unauthorized publication of this ad
ertilement will not be paid for 643:11.
mo-1-UM till Oct. iitii.
TI `\l SALE
_ Commencing at
FOLLOWING STOC
. id?
- 
FS
K ANDCROP
I o’clock sharp.
)
t Filly 2 years
(oqgrierai
grown. fr
been paid since ilrst of Janisry. 1916
not, what portion of work still
5 re-
Somefour yea ago 1, could not walk mains to be done md what 18 me pn,
babl ' f ' 7
'nun' Nu "wk im” bu” °' mn 111:. c.1)Ol»I‘l'i8.'?(')AIs gives notice that
he will ask the Commissfoner of Pub-
lic Works to lay ou`the table of the
house a statement showing: ,
ers Road, near Andrew Murphy. Jr.?
work? - '
wages?
(4) ‘
mounts paid and how much lo each?
the concrete cost per barrel and what
was the total cost oi' same?
(6) Is the work and material all
paid for? What portloii oi’ each was
paid since first ot January 1916?
(7) llow inucli is still due on the
work and material?
(8) ls the work completed? lt not,
what portion ot' the work still rc-
uiains to be done, and what is the pro-
bablo cost oi' same? `
Mr. JOHNSTON gives iioticc that lic
will ask thc Coininissioiier of Public
Works to lay on the table of the House
a statement showing:
(1) How much money was spent
during the year 1915 on the bridge
known as the Lewis bridge near Cardi-
gan?
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
` 0
'fo get the genuine, call for full name,
LAXATIVE BROM0 QUININE. Look
for slgniture of E. E. GROVE. Cures
a Cold in Ons Day. 26c. .
._.._.._. °n¢l`8Y
(continued from Pags_OM._l_,__
"_'_"”“`_°""" 1
(1) How much money was spent
during the year 1915 tor work done on
the ,road leading from Baldwin's Road
near Js.mes'J. Samphys to the Broth-
(2) Was tendera called for the said
(3) Was the work done by days
To whom were the diftcreiit a-
(5) Who supplied the ctyicrctc for
the bridge over said road? \Vliat did'
T in
eating
b€dy
in an them.
UUE’
taigupori
It is a real Wheat
the
added taken
Start the eating
Shredded hot or
cold riiilk. Serve it forlun-
cheon with sliced bananas or
other fruits.
Itdgde in 
' ' I
 
(2) Were tenders called for the
work? __ ~' _
((3) Who war? the tenders and
what was the ani uni ot each it-tiller.
(4) Were any ol said tenders and
which ai' them accepted.
(5) Was the said work done by
day's wages. -' ‘
(6) To whom were the different ii-
mounts paid and how inuch to each.
(7) Who supplied the material and
how much was paid for same.
(8) Who was the Inspector; how
many days was lie paid for and what
_ was his wages per_ day.
(9) Who_was the Foreman, and
how many tlays was he paid for und
what was the wages per day.
__ 
m __ ll ' All
charge Twenty five cents.
I GUARUIAN IJLASSIFIEIJ MIS.
Ons cont psr.worn Ilrlt insertion In this column, half cent por
.` word each contlnuatlonr Cub must accompany order. Minimum
A gciiis \\'nntod
Zcinrs - -‘woai.o's GREATEST
WAR" Going lille a whirlwind; sam-
plfi liiiiilt fren on promise to can-
\iis_-; exriorieiice unnecessary;
mnlir- eavoii dollars daily. Llnscott
Ponipony. Brantford. Ont.
7i6'is'iI`T'§""vi7AN'i'Eo To sei.-i. Fon
"tho Old reliable Fonthill Nurseri-
es," We teach our men to sell. Ex-
rieriniice unnecessary; highest com-
iiwi.<..ioii.< paiil: handsome free equip-
m-~ni. Stone it- Welliiigton, Toron-
ifi, Oni.. 7020-3-20ME26i
_ _ ___ _ii ” _Z F
For Sale
Fon sAi.s~- Pune. BRED voi»iK-
.sliiros ioui' to six weeks old $5.00
i :ich f\_ F. MacDonald. Souris.
8202-4-12M121.
F6i=2`“;<.7\`i;i`s_'- 'Pune Eiiso -.iznsev
' iiiill, ia., years old. Won two priz-
~»>._ .\pply to Byrne Bros. N_orth
niver. 8200-4-isM;iiE::_i.
FARM Fon sAi_E AT iv|ouN1' AL..
bion. 92% acres, good buildings, con-
venient to churches. school and
shipping; ‘rt mile from R. R. Sta-
tion. Apply William Gurney. Mt.
Aiiiioii. 3139-4-1in5tE4i.
RA.NCHMEN.- I CAN SUPPLY YOU
with pickled horse meat of superior
quality. Same as shipped to Europe
for human consumption. When this
`meat is soaked out it makes cheap
and wholesome fox feed for summer
ivioiitlis. ln 500 lb barrcls. Price 4
cents per lb. F. O. B., Ellcrsilc.
Write or Phone. Aldred England,
Ellersilc. P. E l 8206-4-12M3lpd
IMPORTED FEEDS, WE ARE Dl-
roct importers of Bran. niiddlings
Oil Cake, (lotion Seed Mcul. Corn
and Corn Meal. Wholesale anti rc-
iu.il. J. J. Stewart, Fitzroy Strcct..
8182-4-l1M3ipd.
i=6n sate. - cHEAP. Two New
iiicubalors niiil bi`0oiit:r.~\. 200 03155
capacity. Apply lo A. lluriic & (Jo.
8102-4~8tiitii
 
Help Wanted-Male
i  -1 -_ “- -J
Help \Vauted--1* emalc
lwAN1'En. - A woMAN 16-60
. house work two or three hours ii.
day. Apply 21 Fitzroy Street.
_ 8210-4-12in3i
iWANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply 83 Upper Prince
Si.. 8207-4-12M3ipd.
WANTED. - GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Mrs Edgar Mc-
Nutt, 28 Brighton Road. 8195-4-11m3i
HELP WANTED-YOU CAN SE-
cure constant employment on Auto-
Knitter machines. $1.50 to $3.00
per day readily earned at home the
year round. Machines supplied for
cash or instalments. We supply
yarn and pay liberally for all work.
Write to-day-AuttrKnltter Hosiery
Co., Dept. 147 E, 257 College St.,
Toronto. Ont. 8066-4-3mti.
 
_ Miscellaneous
`°rEAcHEns, srur-v ous lst.ANo
birds in April number Tcachcrs'
Magazine-mailed to subscribers
only. Subscribe or renew to-day-
$1.00 yearly. 8194-4-11M3i.
To Lei ‘_
_rv Y--Qi - . 
232 Gt. George St.. 8116-4'-6-mtl
I l
Situations Vacant _
GENTS - MEN OR WOMEN
"World's Greatest War." heating
all selling records; sample book
free; experience uunccessiiry;
make forty dollars weekly. War
Book Publishers, Brantford, Onta-
rio. 7981--3-28M18i.
WANTED-BY THE LARGEST PUB-
lishing house in Canada. men and
women to act as subscription ro-
presentatlvcs. Liberal commission
. will he paid. A1 proposition for hust-
_lers. Writo at oiico for full particu-
lars. Address,-Agency Division C,
123 University Avo., Toronto, Can-
B 8 .
A
m I
WANTED-YOUNG MAN 'T0 ACT
us news ngciii. on llic Sourls truiii.
Apply at oiicc to News Agent P. E.
I. Railway S208-4-12M3l.
WANTED.--»A BOY T0 LEARN THE ' Hospital Training School for Nurses.
btirbcrii . A y.luck Riggs
ber. Good wages and steady work
to thc right man. Apply to J. A.
Mcbollait. l’.O. Box 483. Sydney
Mines, C B
AUC   0-   of stock and crop --
_ B°i“¥`5“*h°fi’°d " B~ H~NE'W5OM1 ‘”`*"S°"°" “ii Itviilseiioypobiit- .nit-lit... 0.. inc far... of .\i_1<. s. B. GtLi.i;§g1i;
_ ----Kirin at Kngston,, oii--- _
M O N D A Y
THE FOLLOWING STOCK
ig ppl _ . i i - -
8211-4-i2in3ii V._ (loss. Supl., ’|‘nuntoii State lfus-
§fjgN`fg'p`,_`_'_A`(`;'60D 31'EApW`°g'AR. pii_.u._l. 'l‘aiititoti. Mass; 8191-4-Iltnti'
Nortii1\lilioii. - _ . '
!~ APRiL i7'rt»i, into ' ` I o N SATURDAY s A
_ APRIL 15TH, 1916 .
_ ’ _ - I Ar i o'ci.'ocK, P. M.
' STOCK- 2 Fiilics rising 2 years old (heavy), 6 Milch C
4 to freshen this to freshen soon, 8 lleiiers rising 2 years old, (io Plymouth Rock
2 years old iii cali to purcfbrcd 1 Sow due to larrow the 25th o April
1 year old Bull pure bred Ayrshire, 2 CROP-25 tons `exira' Timothy Hay, large iiruanelziig' loose
_ _ ’ goo bushels choice Seed Oatsghanner), 50 bushe s S ' Wheat
~ ~ __ `ife), tibusliels clioicc Timot iy Seed, 50 bushels blue Polaiohs,
om_Standa_rd Seed, 75 bushels »'I`umi5s. ._ `_ - _ i ' '_ » -
2,tons choice Hay. SALE P SITIVE. NO Rl:.Sl3R\{'Ii. _
TERMS--8 months on approved Joint notes, 6 per 'cent oil' for
cent off for cash. cash. ' ,
8: CO. - BEN). CARTER & CO., ' ,
_ _ .. ,_ Auctioneer. _- . -‘\\|¢ll0il¢¢\’- _ ~ ‘t "` `
"" ' ‘ ' 8217-4-i3M2i. _ _ ” ` '
Wtiiiit-il
P`ui>|i. Nunses..- MALE°”A`Nn
female. wanted at the Taunton State
For iartitulars. address l)i Aitliur
WANTED PRESBED HAY, WE ARE
open to buy a. few cars of good
'I‘iniotliy hay. Write or Piioiio
' J J Stewart. Fitzroy Street
'AND cRoP'.- _ ' _ ”
_ _ (13) I-low much is still due on the ua"
"I uncertain! org the Gia Pills work and material!
*havedonealotofvg fame. (14) is the work completed, it
ready-tor
the life of
l muy days was lie paid for and what
TO LET-llousc and shops. Apply’
'Training School ~
has
_called got' the
0 ._ orany
the w°d'?k?
~were the '-tenders. and
amount ot eadliittender
0|' filly Dirt of-ithe work
any and what material! ,
Were any or said tenders and
of them accepted?
Was the said work done by
wages?
To whoin were the different Fi-
paid and how much to each?
Who supplied the material?
Who was the inspector. how
many days was he paid for and what
was his wages per day?
(9) Who was the Foreman, how
was his wages per day? '
(10) Who was the tlmeluzeper how
many days was he paid for and what
was his wages per day. ,
(11)_ Wlio .worked with horses and
how much was paid to each' of these
parties?
(12) What was the rata of wages
per day to loborers on the work?
(13) How _inuch ceuieiit was pur-
chased from whom was same purchas-
ed and at what prlcepflzl' barrel and
what was the price pci' ay including
cost ot bags? _
(14) how much gravel and sand
supplied the gravel and sand?
(15) \Vho supplied the iron pipc
and rail staiichioiis? what quantity of
each was purchased and what was the
cost of each? -
(16) ls the work and material all
paid for? What portion of same has
been paid since lst January 1916. How
much is still due on thc work and mat-
crial.
Hon. Mr. McNElLL gives notice thai. ,
he will ask leave ot the House to pre-
sent a petition from the Mayor and
Councillors ot’ thu Town of Summer-
side praying for ati Act to further a-
incud thc Suiiimersido lucorporutioii
Act 1893.
Mli. HUGHES gives notice tiiut lic
will ask thc (_‘o1uiiiissioiicr'o1` Public
Works if it is tho intention ot’ thc
Government to place a steel Bridge at
Ilustivovilie. If so when does the
Government propose to commence its
con struction.
Hon. Mr. ARS_ENAULT'1.;ives notice
that lit: will ask lcavc ol' ilio lioiisc to
i""’5*‘-"l- H Petition from (lliarlcs W.
Ilcll and others praying for ni; AC; to
amend ati Act intituied "An Act to
iI\C0l'Dorate the Cape Traverse Hull
Company." _
Holi. Mr. ARSENAULT gives noting
that he will ask leave of thc lloiisn to '
2?'-' ' ' E-E-5
was purchahed and at what price’ who ing (To,‘I,td, which was also referred
Conimittco reported anti ti bill wus in-
troduced and read ti. ilrst iiiuc.
_ irilmruouotroreiiaf;
said the work done by Messrs Farmer
and Duffy upon the highway ticn_r the
railway crossing in Kiiikorn was not
pection of the routltnastcr and that
thc payment therefore was under con-
sideration. li ' »
showiiig the taxes t-ollvctetl by Mr.
George .-\. Bowiicas, lluailtiitistcr, llcdc-
quc, iii Lot 313.
ment giving thc itaincs showing thc;
amount comiiiiitcd as $71.90 and cash
collections $22.
a private tncmbcr had the right oi'
prlviligc of access to un iiispccliou ol!
tlic lists ol` iiiconio tux-payers of tho
Province in tlic hands ot' the Sucre-
tary 'l`i'ctisui‘ci'. _ ‘
cd to inspect documents there wasl
only one way to go about it. The
question hail bcct1'ra.lsed when thc
not to equalled tor\_
(ha and ailments inciden-
tal to _ __ _
that ands pain and died! l_° 41"!
ly. For outa, aorltollll. brIlll_Cl»
.init Joints. and `\i%_\¢i\1 I-il“\°°"
at is equally r°°d_- ~ 01' l°\‘_° "id
iiiiiiin-at t¢st,s»in¢a;br lou stwl-
ing and ml\l"¢l1lll§» ill!!! ll 50mm(
bring; such relist as Slim-Bukilllll
for sores of all kinds Zam-Buk ig
invaluable. Haviul 501110 z*m‘B“_
on baud to apply lmmedlatol! an
injury is sustained will sard a. mm
much unnecessary Win. _
It you are not going to the front-
thsre ls mother wsy in which Wil
gn “do your bit"-help relieve the
luiferiugs of the men in Bti:
trenches ay sending them Zim- H -
Au dragging 50g, iboi, 3 f0l' $1-25, 0!
post free for prlcs, from Zam-Bak
Co., Toronto. _ _
AM
0 ti. special committee for report. The
QUESTIONS.
Iii _answer to Mr. Lea. ~
The Commissioner of Public Works
lone hy direction ol’ or under ilic ins-
Mr. Lea also tuslictl for a rctiirn
The (‘oiiinii.~:siuiici° luifl ovci' at state-
Mr. Bell asked the Premier whether
The Preinicr said il a member wish-
Droscnt ii pctitloii from 1-larry T. llol-
man and others praying for an Act
to vest certain lands in “The Prime
Edward Island Brick- and Tile'Com
pany Limited.”
Hon. Mr. Mathieson gives notice
that he will ask leave of the House to
prcsciit zi Bill to be iiitituled. “The
Evidciicc Act Amendment, 1916.”
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12.
Mr. Speaker Marlin took tht- cliaii'
ai. 11.45 ii. iii.
Dr. thc Hon. S. lt. Jenkins proscri-
ttid it petition for the liicorportitioii oi'
1810118 Llil.. which was referred to
committee for report, which duly rc-
portcd and n bill was introduced anti
read a first time. Mr. H. D. McEwen
presented a petition for the Incorpo-
ration of the Savage Harboirr Pack-
CASTO RIA
For Infants and Children `
In Use I-'or Over30 Years
Always bears  - _
' the
Signature of . _ , 
1vt6'Nins To LOAN _
Monica to loan ut reasonable raics
of interest on good improved farm
properties. Applications will rocoivc
prompt attention.
` H. J. PALMER.
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers.
7920-!.’~.i9MlMo. ~ `
for urses I
THE W. W. BACKU8 HOSPITAL'
A Private General _Hospital with
woli equipped medical, surgical and
obstetrical departments, olfers a three
years graded course to young women
desiring a nurse's training.
Wrlle at onco for circular ot inter#
mation. _
KATHLEEN A. DOWN. Ii. N.
Buporlntamlsnt of~Nursss, _
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, and “Rose” brands. -
Qweet Clover, Alfal
at lowest prices.
Wholesale
Carter s Seeds Grow*
And Are The Best That Grow
Genuine “Old English” Mammoth Clover.
This Clover Grades No. 1, Imported direct by us
from England. Every farmer should get some. `
Canadian Mammoth High Grade No. 1.
Ask fur our “Queen” Mammoth Clover. I
Extra No. 1 and No. 1 Alsike (Llov_`e1f,‘.“Lily”
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_ No. 1. Early Red Clover “B 1” brand.
fa, White Clover, Can
` adian and -Island Timothy. No. 1 High Grades all
and Rel all `
Carter __ & Company Ltd
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this year-don't run the risk
Resolve that you will have
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motions to suit the soil. ' . -
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__l Resolve Now That You
Will Have a Bigger =-do Better
Cr op Next F all 
Don't take any chances on_ a small, meagre crop,
of Just an ordinaryf yield.”
a_ bigger and better crop ` -
next fall, than you have ever had before. _ °
are going to get a liberal
Stine of uieiiiiiii .niece and gona pfofiotiiai wiiibe
paid for fzirm produce this year, go after them earnestly,
intelligently, scientifically-farm with our Unmixed '
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Fertilizers-and you are bound .to be successful.. ‘ . ~ _ ,
'rtimugh the use of our Unmixarrsniiizop, every 1 -_
iade to Yield a mlxlmuln
farming and (fertllitlnl,