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Suits for Boys
$3.85
Here is a very special
suit at this low price
made up from a good
quality English tweed
dark fancy blue and med.
grey norfolk style, bloom-
er pants well made and
looks as good as the high-
er price suits. Compare
this suit with the catal-
ogue prices.
Very special ..... ._ 3.85
Boys from 7 to 12 years.
$5.00
Boys fancy tweed nor-
folk suits in fancy, med
- and dark browns and
greys sewn to loose belt
style. blooiner pants if
purchased at todays price
they would cost You at
least two dollars inorc.
Sizes for boys from 8to
13 years..   _$.00
Iioys new spring top~
pers just the coat for the
little chap these mild
days,in brown, dark and
light lawn, plain navy
blue serge and chevioi
and greys for boys from
Ii to ti' years 4.00 to.. 7.50
Also plain red in plain
or norfolk :it 5.3!. and
 ________________ ._ (5.50
Child’.°. buster suits in
fancy grcy and brown
tweccls and plain blue
Serge and fancy lilue with
shepherd plaid trimming,
Coit has belt and small
collar.
Bloomer pants, sizes
for boys from 2 to ti years
Ii.75t0 _ _ _ _ . . . . _ . . . .
._ 6.0()
Boy’s fine worstcd
Suitsin fancy grev and
Brown plaids and Pin
stripes some ofthe famous
Sandford S u i t s will
never loose their shape
all sizes 10.00 12.00 up to
 ............... ..15.00
Boys New Spring Suits arriving every day
in all the new fancy tweeds, norfolk styles; also
plain. navy blues and grey $3.85 to 15.00.
$3.00
Boys blue serge blouse
suits. Made from_ a good
quality fine English blue
serge, blouse has large
sailor collar with cord
and whistle. Long sailor
trousers this will make a
dandy wearing suit for
the little chap and will
not fade for boys from 4
to 7years   ._...3.00
$6.00
Boys dark fancy tweed
norfolk suits, also fancy
light brown good quality
tweed will make an ex-
cellent wearing suit,
bloomer trousers govem
fasteners all sizes for
boys from6to 16 years.
Very special  6.00
Boys navy blue Serge
norfolk suits in good
quality-all wool fine
liiiglish sergc coats are
infidc norfolk styles loose
or sewn belt we can iluar-
:iiitee any of llicse suits
as they arc all genuine
fast colors. All sizes for
boys from 8to 17 years
(350  |5.00
$8.50 r
Boys’ Dark Brown and
Fancy Grey Tweed _Suits
pinch Black Mode S.B.
style with sm all half
Belt Bloomer Pants gov-
ernor fastener one of the
newest M o d e ls this
spring. sizes for Boy’s
from 8 to 16 years.. 
....................... ._8.5U
Men’s all pure wool
Bannoclibum double and
twist trowsersin plain or
stripped pattern all sizes
from 32 to 46 waist
_    3.50 pair
Men’s Double and Twist Bannockbuin all
Pure wool ‘Suits all sizes S.B. or D.B. Styles at the
` old Price  ........15,00)
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an-ii-1 ‘ _ _ and#--._  " °
McLEQD
LIMITED
i -THE MDRNING DAl\i.V.Guordi\l
can be obtained at LiiIerl.y’s Toulon
ini Parlors, Summerside._
_.__ _
--PARTIES REQUIRING HAY.
either loose or pressed can procure
some by calling on John A. Mann. of
Burlington. ` 5029-3-26M2i.
-ACCIDENT AT KENSINGTON.-4
Mr. John Warren had the misfortune
- to get caught in some manner in the
iplalnlng machinery of his mill on
'Wednesday. getting his knee cap
knocked oft’ and otherwise injured.-
K.
-FOR SALE, nine acres of land
with new dwelling house and barn.
lone mile from Suinmerside, on Road
'leading to St. Eleanors. Write or
phone Reuben Dlckteson. Electric
Light Co.. Mill Vale. 5030~3-26M2i.
I -c».i.i. is2.niNo s_ win connect
Holniiin’s new Carpe; and Furniture
_Department over the telephone; or
call personally and soo the many
|liandsoine lines c-i' House Furnish-
.ings received lnst fall. You will save
` money 'hy trading at Ht'/lman'B. 5021
T0 CROSS ATLANTIC.- An at-
tempt to cross the Atlantic from
ilaliliix is soon to be made by the`
1 fifteen year old 90 ton schooner Al.
,l1ambra. which came off 'the marine
irailway, Halifax last week and towed
back to Central wharf where she spent
the winter before going to Dart-
i nioiith for an overhaullng and painting-
Cnptaln Beattie, of Picton, who is in
llulifax._purchased the Alhambra last
_fall lifter iilio arrived from P. E. Is-
land with a cargo' of potatoes for Jos-
cph Wood, Captain Beattie has sold
linr to parties at-Preston. England 'and
_ ioi°~that port sho isfto loadii 'cargo of
' WESTERN PERSONALS
-Miss Mayo Brennan. teacher
~Tlio Misses Nora and Zota Dal-
ion nl’ ‘Cliarlottc-.town are visiting
friends ln Tlgiii
i`or the Canadian we y g
luck Elmer" is the wish of his many
_ CONTENT.
Not theii"s the medal or the clasp
Not tlioir’s the bannereil monument
Ah, not for these the wreath to grasp,
lie content
Froin coral deep. from utmost shore.
Ono voico ascends, but no lament
l"i-oni Eiiglisli dcuil the wldoworld
o’oi‘,
"Tell Eiigliiiiil hero we lic coiitont."
This in tho iaiiguagc. this the tongue,
'Flint liolds or sea Ur continent
Siroiigcr thi-in any song yet sung.
"Toll England licrc we' lio content.”
STEPHEN PHILIPS.
lN _FIVE MINUTES, Nll   _
|N[llllESllllN, GASUR _
' SUUR, ll Slll|VlllBH
_ -Munoogic M'A'ii'riN.
-|'|' PAY5 1° Nl! in this Province
-Mn. w. K. meoouaan is cum- _ ` ' ‘
iliiin representative in Summernido.
4950-8.221/i2i.
M _ /
-INSTITUTE MEETING.-_The re-
gular, monthly meeting of the New
Annan Wometvs institute' was held in
the school house on March 16th. After
the Roll Call the regular business
was taken un. A letter was real
from Canon Simpson concerning the
adoption of it priaonorot war. lt. was
*decided to canvass the school district
for funds, to be used in adopting a
prisoner of war. The Secretary gave
thc report on_ the boxefs containing
socks and other conifc-ntl. sent to
Pros. Driscoll McKinnon,.Neill Me
Geo and Sergt. ii. . McDonald. it
was decided that more boxes should
be packed-and dent to the boys in
France. The members discussed
ways of raising funds for Patriotic
purposes and they' decided to sell
candy 'iit"'St`Z'“Pi'itrlcit's 'Concert in
Kensington and uso the -proceeds for
Patriotic purposes. Interesting pa~
pers on '""Tlirift," “How the Red
Cross Was Organized," and "Con-
versation and Tha Child" were read
by Mrs. Mclntyre. Miss'_1"lllman and
Miss Wright. Meeting closed with
National Anthoni.
 ' _ _
suiiiiiiis|_n_t_ stil in
PRIZE LIST CLASS C. CONTINUED.
FLAX SEED.- 1, E.J. Vesney; 2,
Arsiio Gallant; Ii, Robert Gnuilct.
MANGLE SEED- 1. li S Ai li
TURNIP SEED.-1, J. E. l\iurpliy‘
ii`l?.?£f“.¥.".~l‘;'I`.‘?$..T"° ww" °“" “‘ "`°' 2' 5Ifi):’a‘§i‘i`éri§1ité"3'£u;1~S°“‘l~ Simon: T' K _  ' be the Judge if we are not in a P0sition } 
to invite comparsion from any source ge ‘
New C; I-in H ' ` Sh' ‘ ;S‘f,;\~,° gf==§’ SE§°§, frfgfu ._ and have the decision made in our Favor  __
.» .°.".l'”"‘ 321153” ..°‘T~'§2‘l’};...T_"“‘“" i”  f"°io°'3$°»3'$‘. ' “"° “  A 1 _ _ _. ' 
" p _ g niidli; Iltefvi. D`r. lCainpbi;ll.l VE2'C§tE$.- 1, Tiieo. Ross.    _   _-_ 
phy, 2, Thcs Stavert
COL. ISLAND WEED SEEDS.- 1.
Harr Mayse; 2, Fred Moysc; 3, Ber-
tha lxunn; 4. F. L. __(`.‘airns. D
E
lov as this is the 3rd time this cup
Y
holds both the Dalton and Hartz Cups
having won them last year
LINEN TABLECLOTH- 1, Mrs
zio Woodside; 2, Mrs. D. J. McMur-
. do.
Hooked Rug any material donign.-~
1, Mrs. W, G. Scliurniaii: 2. Mrs. li.
J. McMurdo. '-
Pair of S0cks.-1. Mrs. Louis il.
Perry; 2, Mrs. Jos. Lctllnlr.
Knitted Sweater-~ 1, Miss Annio
'llhonipson . . .
Crochet- 1. N. Matlhenon; 2, Mrs.
J. W. Hogg. '
Special prize from hanrll.-raft. for
crochet, Miss- Evolyn Arsonault.
(lol Toys. (Wood)-» 1. Jon. Diuinr
'|‘oyn (any material)--1. Jon, Diinn:'2
Evol_vn Arsouault. '
_‘ Toy Showing mont orlgiiialll.y.- i.
ii D mi
Jo . u . - f r
_ ln spanking of the erxhihltn in clans
`B. of which Leslie J. 'I‘n|iiiaiit~ Dist.
rict ropresoiitatlvo for Princo Coiintv
said that i/his class w'hicli was opon lo
those wiio cidiibitcd in the iitaiidiniz
. 9| PER fields oi' grain- competition contiilnvtl
TH§|N'f°|"aEE:c‘rHE;PerT,|EE5 8-f;M_ grain of oxccllent quality. in. whonl.` |,, nw m,,.,,.h.|; nwny nf Mrs! John
Aon Ai.i. oisrnsas ooss. WW” FW’ W” *"0 *USG* “WS “Htl A. hit...-ay o Clyilh Rlvtin Mm" UIC
ml” ““mDl°.H S'h°W“ W_‘1\°° V_°"Y 5°°‘I»` 7th the nclglkiorhootl has lost n much
the entries in wliito clieff and white
.. 1 _ _. _ , - - _
ordgrtffIifrggigtdx;-.bgeefégggchiudil Russian were small _but were puro and -;;.]|Bc‘:,€1_ céhe was a f,,_1,_|\[u| wil-e_ dovot.
S°="°“» ‘*i'“v°°°‘_§*» §‘§f_' §_'j“{}_‘;‘{E i'.i‘§i§e“.§i'.i'.`f.d' ..if.i"§f§¢.i¢§ii§ "“2`lZ.»§' '§{,’,,’,§‘°‘}I§i`;,§‘,".‘f,"‘§}'ff.§`.f°.`§..2li`i'..§"` “Kill
'md “°“m°" "1 veg", em sm seed was pure and free from weed ,me,fu0n_ _of recent years ,hc had
ii_ist_thats__-;_i:_i_3:_€_;9 stggigh relgggtm seeds, the competition from first to been much m,u.b1(,d Wm, heart wqak.
I euargeorld If wh” you on fer. ‘HSL WHS, keen and 'Fry ©1059- Th°"°_ ness iind tier panning, though expected
“ _le _ww ° stubborn lumps vw was only one entry o old island Black at any time, was ii surprise to m0Sl
'sighs gat; and arcuate Bom- und'|g§s;'. OMS bm it W" °f sul"-”`|°" q““m?’-l bocaiine we had become accustomed
3 I _1 _I-nd acid_ ___/ngue' wMed_ The exhibits of 2 Rowell and 6 Rowed to hm. ,-aiiyqng after so many weak
" °° ’ ml bu d n'_ ~barlsv were pure plump and wcll turns. She leaves to mourn her going
ym" "md" ‘med W e an “ed 8FHdéd» | her beloved partner in life, three sons
1 ‘“"°““’d '.°°d ‘md md; ‘°“g“° °°"~ R- H. Robertson the Judge of P0111- one' or which is with the <fiina.iiiii
`y°‘" memes “ned Wm' bus and “muh 1008 S2111 that 8llll0\l§l\ 'lilo D\\l1'1\1°\" Arm in France. and tour _daughters
“°“"".‘.’ “"“"°' '°‘,"°“""1".. "he mf; of entries were small vet the quality' rhofli was ii very large attendance oi|
mem Bands Dane” n wmesdi was excellent and well selected, the' moumerg and synipathisersi at the;
wmact Wm; me ft"°n::\? ayestxltighinsé C0mDeUU0n be'-WSG" 'he d|ff@l‘e“l SX-f funeral which took place at the home
"9" V5” 5 9" B Y hibitors from first to last prize was and the interment at the Baptist grave
_almost marvelous. and the joy is itl very keen _md ha____ to make ___ __e___c_ yard The. _“vs_ H__m_ Calder and
h“'n}\°°“°‘;_sf‘:- _ so [Pa 8,8 Dm tion from.. | Mc-Lead were present and Mr. i-liirh
A “me y'°°" C" g and dot Prof. J. A. Clark of the experlmen- gave an ap roprltite. and comforting
WWI” Wm 5|"° y°“ a “D re 1 tal farm who judged the exhibits in iuldrass on the `kay.|`mte-ofthe rédesm
1°" WW” "f '“"°'“°"°“ °" Y°‘" oimn. ...iid rhiitthe whiteryio which ...i "iiiiiieiuiiih.' t`r.*n`|ii the home
d"“55|°" hmds 7°" y°“" m°“°y back' was shown ln this class was .the purest' that she will he mont infused as her
W' W°'tl‘ “;W°13l‘tH‘;t5g:2hf°sE?_ he bwhseen at any provincial fair_I tender, loving, cliriotlsn spirit made*
and W°m°_“ Wd° ca,” bg' n In om( The' _ its Russian section was 'well home an endearing-.npot. Her .voice f ' Mr. Georgia Beavis, 119 James
"ha "'35" °f3d~ I t ‘ag gg __ hznd nllod with wheat of excellent qiiality.' thoro no longer _vibrates in tones of
b°m°""~ °h° ° WW' P Y The exhibit that received the first love excepting in-memory which will
ln °“° M ° “cm “mr “bs” “qmnh prize deserves npoclml mention iiii lt long be cherished.
‘ d“"l“¢ "*°_d“Y °" num' 'lt' tm was far superior to the others. ln the ' ' `
‘l“l"k°°¢ *'°¥“l“t°f 'll th° "°'m' banner oat selection” the' first prize
grain would hold its own in any com
  petition in fimt.the grower who pro-` KAISER _Hlft NMVOUB FREAK-
°. _ . duced this exhibit recently won the  ~ ,' po. .
-   _ » worlds championship at .the Interns-1  ~ .
‘ . _ .tional Dry Congress in Kansas. the _t_speeln_l,t_o,1fh¢ Gunrdlnn.)
93 acre farm three hundred yards otherentrios weroull superior iieedl
from Grand View Station with _ run- only one grain of foreign seed being
ning water. Buildings ininii~od_ for found out Of 14 eilitbitlnone extra
___ $900.00. See McLean & Mchinnon, good lot was nhowmin 1 he applicants
  f to “airs e»i°.t:..~s~.:°°"°°~ '“
8! IB ill) ll-
l Bear Lake Albam. .1 (ling the fbest 2 Rowdd and both of _ _
_‘ _(ill-3-llllvwi. _ __ _ _______ thoontrtes vm-oo! lnporior quality. lciiro W!-lamiiiirlf ~ ._ . ppoplt, __ __ ________,`_______._ A  __ .2  h~ 
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Tignlsli frieiids. ` has been won by Mr. -Vessey it be- " * . f    
comes his property. Mi-,_ Vesse also
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All the Latest Spring Styles in new
K
Suits and Overcoats.
The largest and most reliableassort-
ment in the Province.
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_We have sold you clothing lor so
long that you know we mean an asser- 0
tion like _the above
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Working Men’s Pants 'ti
Raincoats for every fMai'I= .
  __ _
Spring and Fall Overcoats
_ BOYS’ SUITS  
CHILDRENS' SUITS
‘ BOYS’ ODD PANTS
o
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dents' at Pi,or 3. "I‘hd.`Alhambra was 2. llacrzr' AW.T€oinpt%mi?x?l?nlll)rs.d ltalllcfii _, .___ e    
i...iif .ii Miihoim-Bay. __ M..i,...,.i’_ ~. . » _ I - ‘  h d
cAiioEN conN.- 1. riots \vriiihi_ Our GOOdS, 1'1Ot€ 0111'  pf1CeS,  1C 0 il
_ ___ _ i; l'.';‘.;.Z‘2.i’§.i.1.!‘.‘T’“°’“'_""“" ”'_f;‘;‘f ' _ more __ talking 1i’or`usft?han anyt-1iing_ else -_.E
Ailélfsiviiill iif>`ii.';'"§§2l.ir‘i;ii1§B)f.iii =;;=:t_:_2._ éiowe _i_v_v_i§i_it; s. `ri..3s_ sh...  ' 1.  Cempare our Goods, 0 u f Briggs, Qui' '_
Qualities in all lines and We leave you fo 
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ioiiciiities withiheiines. 2__i_._-__~_.__iiii.....ivici.oori; 2. .vir.=_,.ios ne. among the early Ones to choose you? Sprlng Sult or
"“`" €i.‘1?.i.‘l{“" "9 “"`°"”“ ‘ "'“ “`°“` .~1.»°s~“ii°»'55 i~3'ffi=`"*1'-LM' 5-"fi»E1i?f»~»1'f Overcoat or anything else in the Clothing line from _the
Thutte`ii'?"wh0 rest new died con' :_i_ls;ilaEurlltT 2(.4 1ll(i:.)_l‘.eltiiiM,l‘€)' Ali)-Zeix:   i
\\'liat poean. what victorious ery, _ _ _ - _ _ . _
By which the molten sky is rent, ~ Leon Arsenault; 2, Mrs. John McLeod. = ». `
Clin with this silent message vie: PAIR ISLAND WOV,EN LINEN ~ 
"Tell England here we lie content." TOWELS.-1, Mrs. Leon Arsenault; 2, ~ '
' Evelyn Arsenault. _ ' ’
RAG CARPET WOVEN RAG OR i r
Warp.- 4 yards. 1, Mrs. Allen Mc-
__in and see _
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...22?;;.§L"‘3255125;-~°‘....F"f§‘ll; _ ’""°""‘ ""'“'_ A best in the Provinces, and incomparison ' 
"‘S“' “" 'S “’ ‘;’€‘“--‘?....““°,§;‘.,y. .Jtill”i;21.i";‘§...il.".Tl‘;’“..ii;.ft.li till " l _ to size of City and population, it is equal _
` 'fl f h f°“g~>' “Med U ' ' C h lk Casl'iiPrices save money our One`Cash i"'f<;~
te epi up ' ' '
bove the desei't grave oi’ the first twn HANDICRAFT DEPT. '   S, _ . 2 _ _ I
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An.) from the wandering wave as well 1 skein home-spun yarn dyed with, _ _  _ ~ _ _ _
From sailor us from Soldier Silent. vegetable dye with receipt for dying   _,_+
Still comes that sweet but stern fare- attn¢11e._\__. 1, Mm Alien Mgpeod; 2_' _ _ ‘»f_ ___ _ _|- _ 
. IN MEMORIAM _
‘_ Mn. oANiEi_ Looms.
I On Marcli lst,-lliiiiiel Luurlo oiio of
"St. Catherines iiioiit highly renpccted
llicitizcns passed to _his eternal foward.
lie leaves to inoiirn .1 widow and four
csons; John nod Willie at homo. David
,and Lcistcr in France, serving their
niuch iiiissod in tho comniiinity in
`whicli lic i-cniiinil ini hc was of ii very
clinrltnlilo disposition, kliid and iii~
_.nifciinivi°_. l~‘iii\i:ra.l :loi'vlc_t~ii were veni-
diictod by his pastor (fu-v.l D. Mif-
liciiii. ’l‘hi‘. pull lietirorii. were JHIDUS
_liziim-uit. Aiigiin Mi~i"t`tdyi‘_n. Alex. Mc-
.'l.i':iii_ .Ii-`iii l'ni1ii~"i»ll. '|`ll0ll1H¥‘ |lf‘»"d5l"
lison and Joint t`niiic`_1‘oii. 'l‘o tlioew bo.
_ rcaivcn sliu-.ci'o nyniptitliy In 0Xlel\ll0l\»
.
inns. .ioHN A. Munnnv.
‘ tt i and beloved iioiglilior and
LONDON. Mdrgh _233`~ Pfivhto niésf
shges have ren§_ttd th; I-iii_|'ue, that
Emperor Willie il" ati ating front ii
nervous hi-olkdopii ,An Exo nge
King and Couiitry. l\'ir__ Loiirio will 'bo ‘
'ri _ ` ,tt"'ii_o""l"li01ii‘
reiiglgtiii-”t|lld"‘§n`pé  |'inli'yni6foY|_i|‘?:§
uid to have ordered him to tulie
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Willis E _ A
Piano
Several styles
Easy _Terms
"\._.»" ° L Ee  - 
177 Queen Street -
_ BUMMERSIDE MARKETS
Huttor, croniinery, ‘lb   4041
Butter, dairy, lb . . . .
..  .. ..36-37
ggilckwhcat. bus.  .  1_00~1.20
nsiiins, fb    10
gs, doz.  .. . . . . .
 .40
_ny. Dressed. ton  11.00-12.50
_ay_f_, loose, ton'   10.00-_]__l.50
(iq ig nguoi
Hldetl, lb  .......... .. ..19
Lamb pe1ts,lh   80-90'
Oats, black. bus/.... . 
0atn.whl.to..  . ....70i.o80
Potatoes por bus...  ........$1.00
Straw, pressed. ton   8.00
l"ork.,organs att. tb  14~1_61/9
when, hui.    i.sii°~ti.oo
TWO CASES WHICH PROVE THE
The use of Dr. Chas:-i'ii Ointment il
wonderfully satisfactory because you
n actually see the results accom-
rn _bo brought about..in ii aln¢l0
` _ight by this great ,healing ointment.
_ rest, Petorboro! Ont.. writes: _"As
Chltsnlliig ointment,__I conii_lder Dra
alo‘| the bent o tainahe. I ha
little running sore on my leg, and
_ l(=:ti$itiwl1a_i_i tried itll the prislcrfg
o oc ora was una e
ot :ny relief from the poin_or to gg
.f.\_iGt` ;i~_=di$nied. One di_w :ly tdr; -
s a mea nipe oxo r.
shdltfs Ointment, :lid I used it with
luoh ipod results that I decliod to
.gito _t 0 _ointme_pt a hir trial. ` Alto;
“:*.t°: ’.:°°:. °.“= l“°“::.' :ts ‘it
ln o oeosny u enoo
ge my _io in entirely healed up. Since
li `6ib!t‘ioilc6 wit ` ` Di*.Cl&l9'|' 
ment I have recommended it to m ny
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.ji\.-.`  l
This _tlinlmeiit Possesses. - .   
  Power to Heal the _Skin
sx1'i=iAonniNAnv i-isAi.|Na #ow-
ER OF DR. .GHA8E'S OINTMENT. ri
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Mrs. W. W. Oliver, Port éorle,
Annapolis co.. N. _s., writo_|~_I- am
going to teh you ing' experloiii# with
‘glishedh it is surprising what chango_Di'. Chasé's Ointment. ’l`hUl'i"\vKl I
spot com_;a on myktxe ?~iitite_thit\_: like
a' mole, ut t' 1: nge. orlo.
and several doctors whom I consulted
said lt was otiln cancer, \nd'?\t~ it
would have to he cut or lilim ont. I
intendeg__h;vi;i_gh this dogstgut fgllrg
d y n on my sr _ ii -
:iieilieiod Dr_.' Chii,l\'l Ointment. 'Fo-
tor I liadrniilllisa one box of thoonit-
mehutni sinh tfoiiiiie into me. shi
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'pn e r. '
much, iilnd you »l\‘i'l!~'lMi\‘¥Y N W5'
liiih this iqt .’_f,'_ . ,

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