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THE CHARLUITETOWN GUARDIAN
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 ` . - .,g,,.at j THE WESTERN GUARDIAN K
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2.'
HEN youare constipated, poisons
form in the accumulated food
wasteandarecarrled toallpsrtsofthe
body. Headaches follow. Blllousness. in-
somn'ra,lackofenef¢y.ll|f°l\\lfff°m°°¥l~
otipatiomwhich ifuncbecltedwlll lead to
serious results.
Avoid Laxatives-Say Doctors
A noted authority says that laxatives
and cathartics do not overcome constipa-
tion, but by their continued use tend only
to aggravate the condition.
' Medical science has found in lubrica-
tion a means ot' overcoming constipation.
The gentle lubricant, Nujol, penetrates
and softens the bard food waste and thus
hastens its passage through and out of
the body. Thus, Nujol brings internal
cleanliness.
Nujoi is used In leading hospitals and
is prescribed by physicians throughout
the world. Nujol is not amedicine or
laxative, and cannot gripe. Like pure i
Take Nujol regularly and adopt this
habit of intemal cleanliness. For sale by
all druggists.
,_ 5_3;/1,. Insist on 
_i@tE :-
I
- For Internal Cleanliness
::Asthma Dosen't Wear Off attacks Dr. J. D. Keilogg's Asthma
-Alone.-Do not mak-e the rnislakelRem~edy taken ealrly will prevent
ot' waiting for asthma to wea1'_';nelpient condition from becomigtg
away by itself. While you are walt- chronic and saves hours o aw u
ing the disease is surely gathering lsufferlng-
a stron-ger foothold and you live ini -»_-<'°°-'*'-°
danger ,,|' Stronger and ye; 3;,-Ongep l .\ll....r.l'u Llnlment for cola...
i .
lldt.-771-11-17-1-mo.
_sl
close prices si. Slnclair's.
Kensington_-1096-12-2-ln--li
subscriptions or advertising.
llc prepared by the Town Clerk
-l-<0->l-
PERSONALS.
    'passehger ‘by mofning trsl; to "Wv_H|ST,DR|YE"`.A‘ Eheweek
\All>nny_ _K_ ly whist drlte In-.rl ln bt. James
~ llali, Mrs. Henry Sampson won tho
   l ___,_M,-_ Claire (~a,,,p|w|| law s,_,,d_ Indies prize and hir. Stilmuu John-
' out :tt the office of Gaudet Sc liuz- mn the ’“e“”‘ _A'
. ard _Ullnrlottctown spent the week X* _°'°"`
I ,i-nd at his homo in Sulumersidc.  COUNCH-|-DR WWHDRAWS
I  l _K_ ~-Your corres-pondcnt teams since
I ~ ______ rvporting the nomlnalions'of the
' --»-Dr. William of the Dominion G"°"g"'"‘_“'“ “iw” Ulecfion mm'
‘ \,,,,,,,,.|m,r_`, 5,.,-vice, m,m.m,d -to 0,, the nomlntlon oi Mr. b, C. Ku-_ight
|,_,w,, on M0nday_ anel. ,,Den,,,,,g H :ls couucellor, through some little
[pw ,lays u,_h,S home in Sum,“e,._ tcchnlcalli-ty has been declared
S-dc, _K_ void and hence will not appear ou
_ tht- hallot, this leaves but 7 council.
I -Air. and Mrs. Percy Lzlndrlgnn
and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Kelly and
families made a pleasant visit' by "*PR°GRESS CLUB CONCERT
zluto recently to friends in Kcn~ "TM people of C“m‘g““'“n‘l 5“"'
s,m`,t0n_ __K_ rounding districts were allfordcll lu
We offer you the following reduced P"iF°5:- K
25c
Bulk Cocoa 2 lbs for  -  15° _
Onions, 7 lbs. for   25c
Palmollve Soap, 2 cakes for   15°
Pruncs, 3 Ib. for  ...........   25°
Horse Rugs, best quality ........................ ._  $3-50
' Cheaper quality at bargain prices.
Fleece lined Underwear, best quality   35°
Boys’ Underwear  ......................   55°
Woollen Underwear    $1-45 1° “'95
setter quality from S2-00 1°   -- 52-95
Raisins, 15 oz- Sun Maid 2 for  .....   ._
FLOUR AND' FEED I
Ma le Leaf Hard Wheat Flour - _  -- - - $4-75
P ____   ..._ . ..
Queen City, best blend  _  $4-25
Bsechnut Blend  ~
  $4.0()
Bran, per bag .........................   S1-70
We offer our entire stock .such reductions 25 ¢lU°i°\i
above. We have a nice line of Footwear, Sweaters.
Bannockburn Suits, Harness, Paints, Oils and Varnishes.
qu|nLsl;vHE§f   sou
l ll/\VlN(} TAKEN OVER THE
' 1\`i_`\l.\ll'IRSlI)li OFFICE OF A. AND F..
i’lliRCl'1 (1)., L`l`l)_, \Vli ARF. NOW OPEN
'l`f) llUY Tilli ICNTIRF, ()U'1`I‘U'i` OF
RANCIIFRS A\`D 'l`RAPPl:`,RS. \\'l‘f PAY
ill(}lll",S'I` ('.»\.S`lI PRICES AND \\'()Ul.I)
ill-`. Pl.l'1.-\Sl'II) Tl) IIAVIE YOU (QALI.-()R
SEND US YOUR l'l.\"l`IRl‘1 C(_)LLi‘l(§'i`1()N
OF SlLVF.R FOX FURS, MUSKRATS AND
MINI( llY MAIL OR l€Xl’RliSS AND TI-lF.Y
WILL llli Rl‘lMl'l"i`l£l) FOR DAY REC-
l'Il\`l'Il). ALL l"L'R.\` ARE HELD SEPAR- ,
i".»\tITORY GOODS `.\"li.l. llli. Rl§'i`URNl<`.l)
1’Rl£l’.'\lD. NO QU.~\N'l`I'l`Y TOO SMALL
HR TO() LAR(jl'I-liA(_`lI S'|lI[’Nil~IN'l`
Rl'1`l']|Vl']S SAl\ll'I PR( ).\ll"l` .'\'i"l`|'lN'l`l()N.
IlI(iIi CLASS SILVER FOX 1‘liL'l`S A
SPECIALTY.
WRITF. FOR OUR PRICF. LIST.
Refercllces Baiule of Nova Scalia
G R Mac UARRIE
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PHONE 18 Crockett & Gallant Bldg.
.S`U]lfI."llL`R.S`l/7/`:` Sllmmrf Si-
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-A'l`l‘1I.Y ANI) IF PRICES ARF. NO'I` SATIS- 
i
X The Time Is Now
Delay may orovs costly ln
more ways than one.
Upon your ryan and the eyes
of your children rests n respon-
sllllllty _vnu cannot ignore. A
little nttontlon now will bs re-
paid many tlmen ln nomfort an
well as a proven direct nlrl to
nur:-els. l have recently equipped
Dlaknontlo Unit." This Instru-
ment ls absolutely the very latest
nn the market for Eye lcxsh-||n.
Qtlolh
-SHOP from Ho1msn’s Catalog.
V --ROBIN HOOD FLOUR. Whole-
sale and Retail. l-loIman’s» Summer-
-A GREAT LINE OF BOV'S
overcoat: specially priced at Sin
clair's. 1072-12-2-mZi~
-SEE THE MANNISH MOD-
ELS ln boy's overcoats selling at
1012-12-2-mzl
_-IF YOU NEED AN OVER
COAT this is your store. Come ln
SINCLAIR & STEWART. LIMIT
ED. 1072-12-2-m2i
--FOX RANCH T0 RENT-UD'
todnte 4-pen fox ranch ideally sit-
uated ln beautiful hardwood grove,
just outside town limits, will rent
for year or longer. J. B. Mlllman.
-EXAMINE YOUR FOXES held
for breeding and see they are free
of Ear Miles, for the coming breed
ing: season. Use our Ermolene
and he sure.-J. G- Jamieson
_ Druggist, Charlottetown.
1110 12 3 mws6l
-GUARDIAN l¢lEPRE€vENt'l‘A
. _ TIVE-The Guard an’s es ern
- “mtefl ‘E is harmless’ representative has an oilice on Wat-
er street, Summerslde. next to
Laurence Gallant’s Tailor Shop
(and directly opposite the Gallant
Crockett block)-his phone number
is 233_ He ls an experienced news-
pspertnan. capable of giving ad-
vertising counsel and service. etc.,
and will be pleased to receive news,
-POLICE COURT.- At the
 - '**°' Sulumerside Police Court on Satur-
day before Stipeudlary Wyatt, two
mcn from Kvnslngton were each
fined S100 and costs (or three
months in jail) for illegally oh-
tnlning liquor from the local vend-
or. On Monday morning Sti-
pcndiary Wyatt delivered judg-
ment against eighty-fivt' dcfaulters
of civic taxes. Executions will
-Senator P- G. Murphy, Tlgnish .
was in Summerside on Monday.
-.\ir. George F. Riley, Clinton
was among the visitors to Summer- ent in Montague and Wm U9 Pleas'
side on sa,,u,.,|,,y ed to receive news items, advertis
I s
Frlda and Saturday ' +      
-Mr. Austin Scales who is an "ewal B“b"rlDti°ns' tt'
t\iinsi\e iotato rouer w s a
-Mr. Warren Lord, commercial  27' ‘vhen the, p‘““g""“ “mb "E
traveller, was tl passenger by morn-
, t 1 t Ch 1 ,,_ , . M _ this concert- The chairman
,RF _ ra n 0 at 0 'B (mn on __0II&_,spector L. W. Shaw, spoke ln fitting
y lterms of the beautiful new school
_Mn Phmp Howm, Lobsmrfbtllliling which Cardigan now has,
,,a,.k,.,. of Cape (1-,.a,.e,,s,,' visited nnd of thejmlporlance of such fun-
(ihzlrlotlctown on Monday #K “ions as me 0"” “mv bemg hem
.ln the training of the children ou
Gray Hair Becomes r-.....`@. Gun.. Me.. Lyla-1..... M...
   Donald, Mr. Harris, Mr. Wells-ter
“_”-°' assistance they had given- Thu foll-
1\iU\0Sl OVSFYOUB k“°W5 that owing is the programme.-Chorus
Sazo Tea and Sulphur- rrorcrlyo cnnaaa school. Recltatlen-
compounded,
brings. lmuk
the naltlral
color and lus-
" tire to- the hair
when failed.
v
'  s‘"e“k°" °’ rl ll sl n tl n lu nnu
. ` _ ,hc ' loiieus ‘tcp ar _ r -“ "
ff  wiifzz this Junior Girls. lv'tccitation-“Granllpa
' ‘ \ t 1 m_\k(_ and Grandma. John McDonald.
108l~ -2M3l. m X “E9 was 0 ‘ 'i Piano solo-Miss McDonald. Drill-
* _ il M l\°l“9. Wh|Ch P5 m“S°Y am "Hoop" Senior Girls. Scotch Song-
- lr0ubit‘.B0m9- Atloiinu Webster. Dialogue-"I`uitin
 .-E;-L1;-»-; - _-_»f_---.-cv_.Y_~___»__\ _ _._____.__\ Nowadays we simply ask at any the C@,,s,,,,, Club. Drl||_Dgm,ni0
drug store for “Wyet\h's Sage ullll of (iunuiln. Senior Boys. Vocal Solo
__ I Sulphur Compound." You will  n -Rev. Father Gillis. Recitatlorp-
'"”--1- `*'*‘ large hottie ol` this old~time rcclpe The Tndpole. Herbert McDonald.
i l Improved by the addition of otherlirlstrunwntnl Music. Partomine-
_T ingmdlennv at very lime msn ‘Nenrcr My G0d to Thee-"
EM b I .' tl l. re uratiolr ‘ f
n(;:;,rybZ;;w;s€l:0 0:1; ern Ymsalblyllvlsre sold after the concert, lvl
ml hm!-you 'darkened vom mir M John Scrlmgcous very capubly cull.
1 ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ , lf _
it does it so naturnll_v and evenly, mg tll 
just dampen a sponge or soft brush P
wlvh it and draw this through your ERSONALB
hair, taking one smallhetrand :lit ‘al __.M,_ Sm,,,,e1 Wood S,,.n,hmm_
'l lime- by m"""lnK_‘ 8 may 1” " was .I visitor to the Eastern Capit-
dlsnppezlre. and alter another np- ,ll 0,, F,.|day ,ML _A_
pllcatlon or two. your hair bor- num; .__
|beautlfuIly dark. thlclt and glo-lsy __~M,-, wllliam Nlch0|,,0,,,
and YOU 100k YNW5 5'0llnK9I‘- Bridgetown ls visiting friends
-SEE OUR VALUES in Men’s
overcoats. Nothing just as good
anywhere. Sinclair and Stewart-
-WONDERFUL VALUES in
Flannelette Blankets $1.98 $2-38
- and 2.88 st, Sinclair’s.
1072-12-2-ln2I.
_,__
-SPECIAL DANCE.-,At 0lym~
pls. Sunlmerslde. Thursday night,
December 4. Music by Oharlotte-
- town Casino Orchestra. Admission
75 cents.-1126-12-3-ll
-WANTED-A few tons ol'
Q small chicken and fowl for canning
purposes. Will be buying Wednes-
' day and Thursday of every week
at the Book-Store, Kensington.
John A_ Coulson, Sea View. .
‘ 1086-12-2M2l.
-'-NEW LAW FIRM-Messrs.
Stewart and Lewis, Barrlsters, So-
licitors, etc., have opened olllces ln
the Gallant~Crockett building in
Summerslde. Both Mr. Stewart. and
_ Mr. Lewis are well known here
and their popularity should bring
, them tl lucrative law practise. The
Guardian wishes them every suc-
cess.
. -BEDEQUE METHODIST CIR-
CUIT.-Sunday Dec. 7. Bedeque
morning service conducted by Tho-
mac Moyss, (D.V.) _The pastor will
preach (D.V.) at Cape Traverse in
the forenoon 11 o‘cloek, Sesriletown
3 p_ m- Bedeque, 7.30 p. m. Evening
service under auspices of the com-
munity Young -.Poople‘a Groups.
-INTERESTING ARTICLE-
The front page of the Family Her-
ald and Weekly Star has a full'
page photograph of Mrs. W. W.
Green holding one of her foxes in
front of u fox pen made with Bray-
co Fox Netting, supplied by Messrs.
Brace McKay & Co.. Ltd., Summer-
slde, Mrs. Green is one of the suc-
cessful lady ranchers and the story
ol her experiences, as told in the
Siar, makes interesting reading.
She secured her first foxes from
her nephew, Mr. J. Wllfretl Leckie.
Summerside.
Eastern Guardian ,
..°EASTERN AGENT - Mr. J.
W. Murdock is now Guardian Ag-
ors runu-ing. -A.
real treat on the night ot’ Novelnb~
the Cardigan High School put on
In-
behulf ot' the management he ex-
pressed thus llcartiult thanks to
Gordon, bliss McLaren. Miss Mc
and Mr. Scrimgoous for the great
"Little Malden,” Teresa Donahoe.
llceilhtlon---by junior boys “l want
Gordon. Dialogue - Matrlmonla
Advcrtlsi-ments," Club- Itccltution
-"Our Flag," Junior Girls. Solo~
. Mr. Harris. -Step Dancing-Master
Tableau National Anthem, Pies
r.
less
Goorgetown.
I
Durable Rubber Boots
Men’s Storm King, rubber boots.
a favorite for fishing or any heavy
work. Thigh length red rubber
soles, this la a boot that is a favor-
lte and will give extra satisfaction.
Price per pall-V ......................... .. $5.85
 'w
Men’s “Sea” quality 5
eyslet HI-Cut pure gum
white sole and foxlng with
rolled edge and solid heel.
Sizes 6 to 12. Por pslr
 ..... ,_ $4.50.
Msn'.s all whlts “Rock
Proof" 4 eyelet blulcher
cut atyle,`plaln edge with
wild heel. Slzes_6 to 11.
SUPERIOR VALUES
Men’s "Sea" quality, 3 eyelet,
blucher cut style, pure gum
with' sole and faxing, rolled
edge and solid heel- 8 to 12.
Per pair ........  ............ .. $3-35
Men’s 4 eyetlet pure gum straight
stylle. plain edge with black rubber sole,
solid heel. Per pair ................  ._  $2.85
Iac:
Men’s two buckle duck Lum-
berman's plain edge, Red Rubber
soles and heels. Price ......... ._ $3.15
' Superior Values in
Lumbermans Rubbers
Men’s 7V|neh Tan Leather Top, with black duck
bottom, turf foot. red sole and solid heel. Size; 6
| to 12- Per pair ..................................  $3.75
Men’s 4 eyslet straight laced gt,-|¢_ ,,||
duck Tuff foot, red rubber soles and h¢¢||_
Per pair  .......  5345
Men’s .“Byng" quality
HI-Cut 5 eyelet laced, all
duck with white foxlngf
plain edge with red solo
and solid heel. 6 to 12.
....  $4.50
Men’s *1Byng" quality,
3 eyelet, bluchsr style, all
duck with 'white faxing.
plain edge with red sole
and solid heel. Per pair.
.................................... ._ 83.85
7 Inch Top
RUBBERS
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ii.
Hl h uallt Rubber Footwear
  Famous .eminion Make--Best   by Test I
4
Knee Boots
Men’s plalnflrst quality rubber
boots, kms length with red rubber
.soles and heels _strongly rslnlomq
in vital points. Tuff foot Brand,
sizes 6 to 11- Per pair ............. ._ 94,25
Msn's Medium Weight Rubber
Boots. knee length with black cor-
rugated sole and solid heel, any
slzes ........................................ ,_ $3.95
-iw
Men’s Hi-Cut 5 eyclot
laced su duck( pm., edge,
tuff foot, red rubber sole
and solid heel. Sizes 6 to
12. Per pair   $3_95
M¢l1's "Mbccilin" gtylg
H|'¢U¢ PUPB gum rubber,
rol|_¢d edge with black
rubber -sole and solid heel
s|l°§ 5 to 11. Per' palr
 ______ __ $235
Lumber Rubbers for Youths' and ¢‘Boy’g
Men’s 3 eyelet bluchsr Wg
style, all duck, plain sag., wig,
Tuff Foot red rubber sole and
solid heel. Price ....  $3.40
Boy's Hi-Cut 5 eyelet laced, all duck,
plain edge with tuff foot, red rubber
,sole and solid heel. Sizes 1 to 5. Per
- pair  .......................  $3.25
Boy’s HI~Cut Moccasin Style. pure
` gum rolled edge with black rubber cols
I and heel. Sizes 1 to 5. Per pair  S220
Youths as above, sizes 10 to 13. Per
pair  ........  ...............  $1.85
Child's as above, sizes 8 to 10.* Per
pair  ...........................  ........ __ $1.50
ll up
Bow “Byr1u" quality 4 syslst straight
laced style. all duck with white foxlng
and plain edge, with red rubber sole,
solid heels. sizes 1 to 5. Per pair  $2.95 _
Youthls “Byng" quality `3 syslog -as
above described, sizes 10 to 13. Per
pair .....  ........................ ._ $2.65
Boy's "Sea" quality eyelct straight "
laced style with sole and foxlng, with
rolled edge and solid heel. 91;” 1 to 5_
Price  ............  ........ __ $2.95
Boy's 4 eyelet straight laced style. plain
edge, tuff foot red rubber sole, sizes 1 to
5. Per pair ....  ........  .... .. $2.45
Boy's 4 eyslet straight laced style.
plain edge. il-Iff foot red rubber sole, sin-.
1 to 5. Per pair .....................  S2.-15
B°y'a_4 eyelet strslght laced, pun, gum
Plain edge. with black rubber sole. sim
1 to 5. Per pair  ............  $2.30
Ycuth’s 3 eyeiet laced style, plain edge
with tuff foot red rubber soles and heels,
sizes 10 to 13. Per pair  __ 82.15
Lumbermans Leggings
‘ Men’s Brown Heather Mixture Leggings, warmly tufted
.
, Inside, has cord fastener at top. Per pair _ ................ ._ $1.20
Men’s Heavy Grey Knit Leggings. a warm serviceable
Sox, cord fastensr at top. Price  $1.15
Men’s Black Knit Leggings, good weight and quality
inside, tufted and cord fastener. Special value at ..... .. 95:
9 ‘ .
Boys Legglngs
Boy's Heavy Grey and G K I
fleecsd lnslde, with strand fztsnern l°:-12":-:)IFr Sox' WHVQSIE
B°.Y’l Hvlvy .Black Knit Sox, warm and comfortable
for  wearing qualltlel. Per Pair ..................  65:'
Boy.; Knitted Legglngg °f 9,-,g_¢°,, .nd ww, mixture'
l b
n rown and grey, or black and white. Assorted sizes
at .........  ............ ..
 .....  ............... .. 506
Men’s Grey Knit Sox as above. Extra value ......... ._ 75c
Men’s Heavy Black Pure Wool Knit Leggings, warmly
tufted, has cord fastener. Priced at ....  $1.45
_ "Y ellolnos cull d st d
Wm, tt | . y a ju e
°°' """"° “"" 'WP *"1* b“°|<'° lt ton. s splendid
Men’s Leather Leggings
Men’s Tan Leather Mlilt L
protection against snow or mud Sizes 14 to 16 Pe .
' - r pair
 ......................  $3.00
1............l..-._1-1......" 5010-11... Mail Orders Receive Our Prompt Attentim,
a I a `
-_ Sinclair and Stewart Limited
Summerside
10/5 12 2M3l
F 1 1 wi l Z* l
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».
__~(;apt. A. A. McDonald, Mayor-
vlsitor to the city. -A-
..*Mr. George Currie of George-
town has left for tht- Western Daft
of the island where a position
awaited him. -A-
..°Mr. William McLeod has re-
turned to his home in Geongetown
after having spent tht- summer and
had been forced either to be struck
elect of Georgetovm. was 11 F6091” off the railway psy-roll, or to aban-
don their homes and rc-move with
their families to Montreal or else-
whertfalong the line. Moncton was
stripped ol u\u`ch of its lmlportance
as a railway town -and its me-r.
chants suffered thousands in
weekly loss from the removal of
good paying customers.
fail working for parties ln Novaimondny-B dcfc,,,_",,_as almostsiqutgg;
Scotia' _____ _Al n defc-it for both the Llbornl Gov-
__,Dr_ John Beaton" vmernn. ernlnonls at Ottawa and in New
Surgeon of Dundas, paid a profess-; Iirunswick, and in bolh cases bod-
ional csll to Georgetown during tho ing lll for the two governments,"
Attorney General Rand
handwriting on the wall!
si-.l._____-il
` Hon. Clifford Robinson, now Sen.
ator, was elected lin Moncton at the
general election October 2, 1920
0 mrivrily of 993 vows. Mr. Reilly..
nwlorltv ot 840 and the defeat of
the extent of -the overtulrn in the
Railway City. it looks very like the
i§"€*€~*§¥§°l.
Slsnallse
' Lrnon ivr. .lo||.\'. -\'- “-
fo mvn||'00l»
IA .lun lb
' rt -'f---' _, '  .\nuu
u Jan. .-1  Mon,
5. Jl\n.2 
ni  
’ l
l)ec.li\.Jull.
my ulfles with "Tha Ds Zeng'
Beats the
Stomach Pump
Msny sa old-time dyepeptlc who sulsed
all kinds of torture alter eating. when the
stomach rolled with gas. sour rislngs made
life miserable and all sorts of diatresses
made food a bulbilr. learned lbs best
lesson oi their lives by tryin
STUAR'I"S
c-__ _ __-- --~ , _-1
at'/-11-llvrstf. `_  i ,-
0nr Professional llxperlsnos
and Fnehltlell are at your lm-
mediats servles.
H. J. MABON
OPTOMITBIBT
Mnntasum P. E. Island
ofrlaa Oonnsstsd With Dralstofs
Notes By The Way
| (Continued from Page 4)
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1
Ottawa _wan an Important factor~|
Premier Veniot and his collenguesl
i from the first have made common|
cause with the King Government.
in successive federal byelectlonsl
in Kmt and Northumberland he
. el( I `l1~'N EfY
tions.
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