wain
can easily avoid that
by getting your
will kill
more
common and
you are sure of it
work.
Bear us in mind when
planting time comes.
Ll. Gimdggalgleso
_.__,`_,`,`,\__»\.»`,
SILVER
As A Gift
Makes a very dainty
and useful present. We
are showing a fine assort-
ment of very new articles
in sterling and plate.
G. l'l.' Taylor
Jeweler & Optician
sm-4-1umr_
TIDE TABLE
5.7. --
High Wald' L01'
_ A. M. P. -M. 1] A. M.
Sl. ` 9.49 22.g5_l` 3.33 `
S. 10.27 23. 0 l 4.23
M. 11.02 23.48
WMU-I
5.10
hands btllr and
foaled 1906 Bred
York N Y
wonderful intellis-
of dispositions. rac-
ourase.~ts s rugged
exceptionally fine
_ extra strong limbs and
_ \
a nesalirul 'linen
U
was by u world’s champion
race
of the
race horses of all
chalnplon _ Dan
for $60,000; out
a more by
of the Kam
e
his' n'h'e
siref of
cross
and Harry
will surely produce
as he inherits lt in a
manner.
Patch was third in 2.09%
in a seven horse race in Pittsburg, in
1912; separately timed by Will Snow
in 2.10. Has repeatedly shown quar-
ters in 30 seconds.
Dlrectum Patch is a sure foal get-
ter. His first foals are coming year
olds, and they will speak for him as a
sire. . See the "American Horse Breed
Directunl Patch is from the ‘ fountain
of speed." ` ' -
son of 1916 at the farm of -
JOHN A. Ma¢PHEE, Bellevue, Prince
-Edward inland. '“
Service fee $15 for the season
rl ges.
9389-4-24M5ipd.
` in-Q
A U _C T I () N
At Clinton
HAVING sou: My 'F`A`RM l wll.l.
orren 'A-r-_|=»g:l.lc Aucrlon
'rv-lunsoav. MAY. 4.
` A~r1o'cl.oc»<-»=.lvl......___
The following Stock, Farm Imple-
ments and Household Furniture;
ly caivcd Cows, 4 one-year-old Culver-1.
1 two-_vczlr-old Ox. 50 liens.
lMl’l»Ei\lEN’l`S-_ ti-foot Frost illld
\\’ood Mower. Massey Harris Blntlor.
Manure. Spreader, Hay- llsko (new),
Carl, 'l‘ruckWa'gons, Gang Plow. Sin-
gle Plow. Disc liarrows. Springtooth
llnrrows, sl-l. lrol.l llnrrows. 2 Single
Wood Sleigils. Set Hob
Wgtef Slelglls. Punr.: Slcighs. Jaunt-
P_ M ting Sleigh. Single wagon. Buggy. 2
1556 Sets Single Harness, set Double liar-
1643 ness, set Warren Scales. Sprayer. 4
17:27 ll p Gasoline Engine, Grain Crusher,
Kelly. 2_o§lg. 1
Dlrectum I. \ _
~I®¢||b
Tu. 11.34
W. 0.31
1.12
1.55
2.38
3.26
4.22
5.24
6.27
7.21
8.07
8.44
. 9.19
9.53
10.27
. 11.00
0.16
1.05
~ 1.55
2.48
. 3.48
4.54
` _ 6.02
7.01
7.49
8.30
Th.
F.
Sa.
B.
M.
Tu.
W.
'Th.
F.
§332‘£,’.§§'.Z»‘.”3‘§~'SS’1'»?.‘6‘\I‘6‘.§=S¢»¢=
gngggzngsgegssg
4 w
iéflié
12.36
13.06
13.37
14.10
14.50
15.48
17.20
18.46
19.56
20.53
21.46
22.37
23.27
11.34
12.10
12.51
13.37
14.31
15.40
17.18
1-8.46
2.0.00
21-.03
22 00
5.52
6.31
7.07
7.42
8.17
8.53
9.30
10.34
11.49
0.15
1.19
2.18
3.09
3.55
4.39
5.22
6.04
6.46
7.29
8.17
9.12
; 10.17
11.30
0.07
1.12
2.10
3 04
 !i2i€.‘l.§.i§." "lil" P073 -ill "I
i 5 Sillll"li!lllllli Fill
‘iM¥- how 'Tlx' glnddenn tired,
Swollen, lprnlng Feet-
, It’o GlorIQ_tul" ~
». *_ -4,) 1
. i .
Joe ranches. 2.o1i4.\ nuke' ,"1 af; 1
;-._  l sc
/__. . _ 25; __
' 1 \._
. 5 4 -,/;i-,w
Ah! what relief. No more tired feet;
no more burning feet; no more swol-
len, achlngptender, sweaty feet. No
more soreness in coms, callouses,bun-
/ni' _ _
‘QQ '  
`\_"‘t\ \
_ ,'43 \_ .. 4
f.-'f-5.
_. i . _(L `_ _
er of 1916, which clearly shows that in 1;; mam". what am your feet or
what under the sun _you've tried' with-
out getting relief, just use “Tiz."
Direetum Patch will make the sea- ...nzn is the only remedy that draws
out all the poisonous Brudations whicll
puff up the feet. “Tiz” cures your foot
trouble so yon’ll never limp or draw
._ . up your face ill pain. Your shoes
§I‘?:fl’; at °“'”e"° nsk' Return- won't seem tight and your feet will
never, never hurt or get sore and swol-
len. Think of it, no more foot misery,
no more agony from corns, cullouses
or bunions.
' _ Get a 25-cent box at any drug store
or department store and get instant re-
lief. Wear smaller shoes. Just ollce
try "Tiz." Get a whole yenr's foot com-
fort fe' only 25 cents. Think of it.
 
/
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
District of Montreal. _
UNDER Tl-IE WINDING UP ACT.
SUPERIOR COURT.
N0. 59. -
Montreal-Canada Fire Insurance Com-
pany.
In Liquidation
STOCK- 2 Horses, 2 Mares, ii new. ’ A willding up order has been grant-
ed in this matter and a. meeting of the
policyholders. cfreditors. shareholders
and coutributores of the said Coln-
pany is hereby culled for the first day
ull Julie, 1016 at ten of tho clock ill the
forenoon, in the Court Room No. 31 in
the Collrl, House at the said City of.
Montreal, to appoint a llnal liquldotor
to the said Colllpnlly.
N. Z. CORDEAU.
Dopuly Prothouotury. S. (I.
 zguriillip Pulger. ilay S Forkt, Cll;thag;!Aucti0n 
~p.lmlor. loam cpara or. arr
.‘-ill_n~n. Also u quantity oi’ Ilay, Outs
20 05 anti Wheat.
.,644 ' li(-)llSEll(_)_l_.l). l~`UIlNlT_URE-- Par-
§1'25 lor Suite. Dining Table-and Chairs.
22'13 Sewing Machine. Base Burner (almost
23'w new.), 3 Stoves. Chamber Set. 4 Sing-
' glo Beds. Spring, and numerous other
a ~ . .
W
19.27 ‘
13.00
14.03
14.54
15-38 . D. McCOLlBREY. Autionecr.
ig-3; 93e.f»4~'.'41\lllitu3l_
17.46
18.29
19.13
rticlcs
Terlils nlnilo known at sale
W D WHITEHEAD
Clinton.
19.59
20.49
21.46
22.52
for Nurses
\
THE W. W. BACKU8 HOSPITAL
A Private General Hospital with
well equipped medical, surgical nnd
bstetrical departments. offers a three
ears graded course to young women
12.40
13.42
14.39 0
15 32 y
Training - School
.12 -~ . ' 
‘.51-R535’
30 S. 9.09 . . . .
r_ ..g' . 1...- -~ d
eslring a nurse's training.
DIARY OF EVENTS_ mallggige at once for circular of infor-
' T0-DAY.
City Magistrates Court 9 a m.
P l. 'Ill f 7 .l8.4'i lt:
KATHLEEN A. DOWN, R. N.
Superintendent of Nurses,
9 Norwich. Conn.
Cf|l ('54 PH T6 Bl"f p . 15o5_2.26.M2ms_
Prince Edward Theatre 3, 7 and 8.
45 p. ni.
Legislature 2 p. m.
 
- BIRTHS'
 €
COLWILL;- In this city on March
18th to _Mr._ and Mrs. F. E. Colwill, a
son.
DARRAH-AT 5 Stanford Terrace.
Somerville. Malls. on April 3rd to Mr
and Mrs. James Darrah ( formerly S
Fiorrie J. MacLeod. East Valleyfleld,
P. E. l.,) a sou. Douglas Parker.
- 
 
rf _ _ ff’
_ `i‘.__.‘ '_"r_;‘}"§\
_ .._.‘.f
Land Regulations. .
ynopris of Canadian Northwest
HE sole head of n family or any male, over
`  ‘_ \‘ I - , *I 4 '
. . .°..' ‘°:“'°.r:a.°i.':'.:'..z'l:.°'i1:..z:'.i:.:.:'
Morrrrr PARKMAN-.-At tue masse °
e one av_a e o n li .
uskalchewnn or Aibgtn. Applicant must ln-
Wipnipeg on April 12th, 1010 by the in in person arllic cminion Lands Anehclr
Rev. Dr. Christie, Arthur Bruce °
r uh-A `ell¢YIor the District. Entryh proxy
I I r Ma nom may be ide at any Dominion lands Kgency
P. E. 1-.) t E nla Bello Park_ A
Il QI* XYYIOII B [CSI GDC!! “D0 '
vationdftlleland in each of three ears A
nun' New G' g°w’ 1l‘ E' I" Mr' and homenteuder may llve within nine :rides of his
Mrs. Moffatt will make there future h
holhe in Kelso, Saskatchewan. amidst c
the good wishes of tiloir many .is- ‘
land ends
 _v
MORRIS;- At Falconwood on Monday
mrteod on n fum of at least llncreqon
rf In conditions. A _habitable house is re-
uired ‘except where residence is performed in
e vlc all
ln oertn|,n districts a holnesteader in nod
tending may pre-cmot _a qu_arter~sectron a ng
e his homestead. Price 84.00 per acre.
utleu-Six months residence in each of three
is 'after -envmnn homestead-renal; also 50
ul extra culnvotivn._ Pre-1 mtl on aterat may
olnninrd us soon as llomestutf pal at. or
. r _
April 24th; Miss Mlm' _M0|‘l'lS- _ gg an emlalsm. _
 lun'-.'  Ԥ\\C' WUI? hu Oihlullhd hll hmllflld
.on April .24th,~Jaln&s Webster
84. n nntiv . » C
Cantwell at tho akbbof
C
Bath
HARRIAGES _ ' T
ii
M053'-ti ( Ormerg 0 Y I big nut g‘ul_;;&|'len4:‘l;l on c°.ldllln condigorga ml
.2
2
ix.
"if
e of More 17 in
Ito!!
¢ nyluke a puuchngad llonlestonclgiléoer-
k &&Llltu&'for cond/anon und
onlin ll.. _ T
‘ ` W. W. e0itY.t'. l|.o.
Deputy of the minister of the lnletidf
  
rr
»;.. .'..f...; 2 .t<.la;,’.Ia>_‘_'I
.7-
'i‘o he sold by public auction on Mou-
duy. May lst, 1016 at the hour of one
o’clock at Clifton Corner. New London
file residence of Mrs. William McKay
with dwelling house. work shop and
stable containing half on acre of land.
Also household furniture consisting of
stoves. tables, chairs, lounges &c., &c.
Terms lnado known ut sulc.
9344-4-20Mtlltuf3i.
Eggs ior_l_'latclling
If you want good large eggs and lots
of them. try a sett.iug of my Single
Combe Black Mlnorcas ($1.50 por 15
9555-)
WILLIAM J. CUDMORE. -
_ 82 Elm Ave., Charlottet n
82601-15Msii12l. Jw
NOTICE
The undersigned offers for sale his
farm and hotel property at Stanhope
Beach. The farm consisting of 42
acres of well cultivated land, fronts
on Cove Head Bay and runs back to
the gulf shore. For terms apply to
Francis Mutch 132 Water St. Charlot-
tetown, 7922-3-21Mtu7wks.
For Sale
The undersigned offers for sale by
tender. the following property part of
the Qlstate of tho into Johu C. Clark
of Bay View, P. E. 1.1-
FlRST.- The Buy' View Corner
property, cqnsisllng of about 1% acr-
es of land, a 16 room bouso, two ware-
houses, a set of Falrbnnk scales, and
tho wharf property.
esooNp,_- The ~km.lawn l-flint"
lwrolwrlr cvnslsllng _or .1:l;l'|/,. acres of
thehonlo farm. '10 acres of which is In
high state .of cultivation, tho balance
covered with a heavy growth of soft
.‘.’.:.'.€.'.“l. ..°:.' fra..." "5 "°,?3_;;‘  f 3
~ " ' ‘ ” ' - ' ' erslnrlli be reooivod unlll May
if 1-ef \.°-wa S- % ~*°.'°"°....::';'..='.°l::.'l:;:.~: .:°:':.l:.‘i`l;
nun allzanctli. l-au an um of .las ana. 1.1 »
ist. 1916. _ 'l‘ho highest or-'uny ,tendon
not necessarily uc" _l.od. , 1 L ;
2  srentls. _ I
_  _ ' Admlnlltrntorl
'I3 Cumberlnlltlu tract. _
-Charlottetown. P.hl.l. "
8031-ll-ll1Mltt1_2l. ° ,
1.. ranl.-_;   
. ' _
Prawn
v lv-
M/woa or cnantorferown. P.
E. |- 4
(Uxbrfdre, Ont_.,- Journal.)
~ The above s a good likeness of Mr.
P. S. Brown Mayor of Prince Edward
lslalld's capital. Mr. Brown was born
in Uxbridge and was known to- the
boys here of' forty years ago ns Pick;
and an energetic lively Pick he was.
He wus very fond of horses und would
take a.. hand at driving the bus or
Elly*-llillg that hrougllt him in _touch
with nlan's _noblest friend of the uni-
nlal world. He__wa.s _also fulld ufilogs,
and someone inthe vlclnlty_of the
Plunlt' House (it may have been Dr.
Hillock V. S. had u good lspecilnen oi'
couch dog-.I `
A woman lncsmorlst chlnc to town
one day and engaged the old Ontario
Hall'for a show. Pick had driven iler
to the hoicl. A lot of the young fellows
of town answered an invitation to go
on the platform that night and be lncs-
lnerizcd, und silo soon had thenl llusy
ut their favorite or customary oucupll-
tloll. Pick was driving horses wltln
llluch vinl. We forget what the others
were dolllg. but finally the stage was
supposed to be on fire and thc boys
scralnbled In alarm to l-:ct out ofdan-
gor. Tile only wa to escape seemed to
be ovcr the pnrdilloll into lilo dressing
rooln. The tallcr ones had no difficulty
hut Johnny Crawford was short and it
took a desperate struggle for him to
get over.
The show was repealed and Pick
was again the star perfonller. Suppos-
ed hy under the lncslncric illflueuec
he left the hall lol' his favorite llllilnnl
and soon returned with u bug oll~llis
hack. Reaching the stage thc sack was
opellcdnlld out camo-thc cout-_ll dog!
lt was at matter uf guessing for some
time wllelllor llle wolnun wus u good
lncslnerlst or Pick al good actor. \’l'o
heard a hint solnowllcre l_hi'\t. prcllnlill-
ary’ to the show. and nl_`tcr_an interview
With the lady, Pick had nic`snlcl'izcd
ills friends, the boys,_for her. llow-
evcr,lt wasallarmicss_lark,wllicll even
the sedate lua‘yor`of a city` might
,__-£1
great
might
loud
your on th
boring
that
L*
ready
or men are making good
supplying the llsland trade
but they cannot supply_ practically any
for export. Our climate and soil con-
ditions must be suitublo. The varitles
grown are in demand and are hardy.
The marketing facilities will be mucll
ollllauced because the Island' grower
returns
-will be placed on the same footing us
the Mainland grower when the Car
Ferry coniulcllces operations,
Mistakes and failures have been
lnado in the past by some wllo have
undertaken such work. 'l‘oo oftcll.
'probubly, the failure was due to their
having entered the industry ill too
FERROZONE
WILL GIVE YOU APPETITE AND
GOOD DIGESTION. .
Ferrozollo will in one week give
you a splendid appctlte,'ul1d will so
improve digestion -and asslnlilation,
that full benefit will be dorlved froln
everything eaten.
There is nothing like Ferrozone to
create a keen healthy relish for food
for the blood, and a tonic for the ller~
ves and brain. To those leading u sed-
entary lifo it is a perfect boon.
Tho reverend Dennis 0'Brien. D. 1)..
the well known Evangelist says of
i~‘errozonc:" I have pleasure ill saying
that 1 hnvo found Ferrozone o'reulurk-
llbly good preparation. lt peeps ‘up
one's appetite, euros nervousness and
slceplcsslless, and perhaps is tho very
best tonic l lnivc used. liolng in the
fornl of chocolate coated tablet. it is
both pleasant and convenient to tuko
and is well worthy of lily highest rc-
'commcndatlolls . "
This is an example oi' the wny peo-
ple speak oi"I<`errozollo wllo have used
_A \
“roulorlrl stem Youll nowets
isulnf
illili illlililliilii
_,ll s|cK_llll.i|l|nusl_ _  ____   _
.._i-_
ANofe'roP H¢ADA¢l-lt. G9LD8
_ \ soun o‘1’o|lA¢H.
1
.
 We have on ,hand
, _ _ 1 _ _ _
ost wf tm: .__   = l ' '
Turnathecrigcals od?-"the headache. a   f _
blllou`s,uesa, indlgeation,-the sick, sour __ » _ - _ _
stomach. spd _bad colds- turn them
out mnfs|rr'and'keer.-_them- out with
Cascanetsi ‘ _ _
Millions of men and women take a
Cascaret now and 1' then and never
_know the misery caused by a lazy llv-.
cr, clogged bowels. or nn* upset ato-
mach. _ ' - '
Don't put In another _day of distress.
Leif Cascarets cleanse your stomach;
remove the sour. fermonting food;
take the excess bile from your liver
and carry out all the constipated
waste matter and poison in the bow-
els. Then you will feel 8l'93t~ » _
A Cascaret tonight -tv-alghtens you
out by morning. They work while
you sleep. A 10-cent box from any-_
drugstore means a clear haw' "went
stomach and clean, healthy liver and
bowel action for months. Chirdren
love Cascarets because they never
gripe gr slckeu. ‘ _
I
large a way before lllc lnetllods und
precautions necessary were under-
stood. The loss ln lullor nlny have
been great and dlscouragenlcnt resul-
ted. It shu\llli‘be sturtcd ill n snluli
way in order that thc outlay is alnlosf
negligible and the amount under berri-
es increased gradually until n lnaxl-
muln for the farm is reached whether
lt, he IL. l. 2 or 3 acres. In this wny
thc markets can also be gradually do-
veiopcd.
Many are depending a good deal up~
on one or two particular, phases of
their farm production for their income
und occasionaly one may fall. Would
it not be n good cxporlnlcnt to mid all-
other channel for income? Many fam-
ilies can do all their own picking.
packing. weeding, planting, etc.. for a
reasonable area and it is doubtful if
any other feature of farm production
will repay in such a satisfactory way
if properly managed.
The Pl°ovlnclni_Dcpartment of Agri-
culture under the Federal Grant is
prepared to give nsslstullce by ndvls-
lllg on location and preparation `of
of the crops. _ _ _
beds. the securing of proper varieties
.1 l
3,” "
_ in Barrels and
‘ ' Casks. _
i' .
_ Phone 111 _ _
I i
 lyons T &“ Co.
ulld when necessary in the marketing
Tile District Representatlve'§."wlli
bo prepared to discuss this question
with any. if farmers lu communities
would conlulcnce in a small wny and
gradually increase, the marketing at a
later date would be greatly enhanced.
Much can be learned from one another-.
Write to your District Representa-
tive and he will only be too ready to
assist in _any wny possible.
 
mourns 'ro LOAN
Monies to loan at reasonable rates
of interest on good improved farm
properties. Applications will receive
prompt attention.
,H. J. PALMER.
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers.
1920.3-39M1Mo. - .
1 gn l
PURE .VVATER  
i The undcrslgllcd have a large well
drilling lnachluo on the Island, ut pres-
ent in operation at Falcollwood llospltal, and are prepared to drill any size
 ,__ _ ~. l
1
t ‘ *
_.4.,=
A SB--;';.J0l¥i1 ' _
_.J
,_ l
look hack on without shame. . lt, and sllould be convincing evidence
hir. llrowll travelled u good deal and of- its unusual mcrlt. It is wurralltcd
suw u bit of tho world before scttlingl lo cllro Illdigcstloll. Dyspcpsln, Lost
dowll on the isle-neur the sea. |Appetlto. lllleurnatisln. Kidney und
()_lle of our earliest rides behind it Liver Troubles, _Catarl'll. alld all olllor
llersc was with Plclr Brown 'on Brock diseases' arising from impairment ol'
street and one of the fastest was I-tho-blood or nerve tone.
with lliln in Cllarlottctown about fif- i Refuse to accept n substitute i'or
100" l'C1l\“S 0110- ` .Fcrrozollc. Every drugglst sells It
_T,lle_ llxllrillgc friends of his early 500 per box. or tllrec for $1.25.
|»- --l ' #An _ _ 1- _ _ _ig
 -sulllllll cllsslrln lns. I
_ _ - 'Ollfo cont por word first ll\lortlof'\ In this ooltlmn, half sont por
` word ouch continuation. Cash must accompany order. ldlnllnum
charge Twentyllvo oontl.
F l
1 _---l__ _
.*~
Agents Wanted
AGENTS WANTED- THRILLING
stories of the Great War. Large,
profusely illustrated. only $1.00.
Men and women working spare
time ordering in hundred lots. Quick
snappy seller. _ Great money maker.
Sample frcc. Winston. Limited,
Toronto. 9374-4-21-MSI.
AGE`NT§"-"WlEN 'UR"WOMEN -
"World’s Greatest War," beating
all selling records; sample book
free; experience unnecessary; make
forty dollars weekly. Wal' Book
Publishers, Brantford, Ontario.
- 9320-4-19m18i
AGENTS - "WORl.D’8 GREATEST
WAR” Going like a whirlwind; sam-
ple book free on promise to can-
vass; experlonce unnecessary;
make seven dollars daily. Llnscott
_ Company, Brantford. Ont. _
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR
"the Old reliable Fonthlll Nurseri-
es." We teach our men to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary; highest com.
missions paid; handsome free oqulp~_
ment. Stone & Wellington, Toron-
to, Ont, _ 7620-8-20ME28l
 ~
Help Wlilltaed-_-|,*'0lllAt_\|0
wAN"'FEo'€|nl. ron oslllsslili
llolnicwork. Apply 188-.Queen L'
_ _ -"B875-4-16Mtf.
_;._ _..._._.._... ....__,,, -_._ _ .
WANTED.-A elm. FQRQENERAL
housework. Apply-at oncotv Mrs D.
gi Stewart. lilo Kent. - 4~2lln3l
 -
I For _Bolo »_ 2
_-llnv
COW.
FOR SALE.- MANURE SPREADER.
new last spring. Perfect condition.
Apply to Parker Horne, Winsloc.
___ _ 8269-4-15M13i.
FOR SALE- PURE BRED YORK-
shires four to six weeks old $5.00
each. A. F. MacDonald. Souris.
8202-4-12M12l.
_Forl’sATE.- A 10 i-l.i».I_|l»7lPERlAl.
Marine Motor Reverse Gear and
Motor Set on angle Irons, maklng‘a_
unit power plant, 10 gallon gasoline
tank and fixtures. Apply to Dr. A.
B. Reid, 127 Sunnyside.
' 8269-4-15Mtf.
well to any depth for water, minerals. etc.. at reasonable charges. Any
person desiring our services would do well to writc for quotations to O. V.
Kennedy, Fulconwood Hospital. or Telephone 161-L. 1
St. George, N.'~fB.,,
CONTRACTORS FOR DRILL ING ARTISAN WELLS. ETC. ~ _
9314-fi llllnilli ~
if .- .
i »
'I ‘ l -- .4 -" 5-;
_ielephone ' ' Trainer I
393--J 294--L _
For cool). l>l_uMslNc _. _
` I
l‘l
f Fred H. Trainer, “%3iti‘°” ‘
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factory. Must be fulrly oclive. 3 ’ ` _ _ _
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This year is prosperity-year for the Canadian farmer. _
This year is the one year of all years in which the live. am- _
bihous farmer may hope to garner in a_g°|dm harvest '
_ There is going to be a big demand for farm. produce
Heli: fill and higher prices than ever before are going- loibe"
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