'lnannouncingi the lllustrious New
. Chrysler “72." we are confident that
over todayfs fine cars as was the famous
' “70” over the best of four years ago.
new results for the industry to follow.
our latest product is as great an advance gigs; 
_ . _ , .
niiicent  “80”_-are Chrysler's
covenant o faith with the public which
. has so generously" “  ' “ ~'
. The New “72” is ultra modern-again
setting new standards, establishing
iioaoo _
to $2270, f. o. b.W1nd-
sor, Ont., including
standard factory
equipment (freight
and taxes extra)
demonstrated its '
faith inns.. "1 _ ‘
Longer, Roomier,
Faster Handsomer
' _ . <1 rv' ,’»¢'/»vyi~~. . , ‘__
For the first time in  gzllmi-ed in' bloclrs of live
costing less than §250Q_ é ' rubber, with the special
illustrious New Chrysler 'lQhrysler spring suspension
“72” gives an engine __ _75 and shoclt absorbers. _
h°“°P°“'°" Wm’ °°“"*¢"""~”"It gives you'lon e more
°‘i`°i%th“d cmfk’-_,_ _beautiful'bodiesgtdbteful-
° ° ’ °“ "1 ie..-‘~’f'“‘ “Qi” filyi appointed luxuriousl
mountings to wipe- __ every_f'_f_2i= ’ V
1°" v=~f1== °f ni., o.;=~*'_'..."' °i'5"i1’$.‘Ii`.§ii.f."§',l.‘lif."L“i."1-.‘f.I`.ff
" “‘"°°..n“  1 T -a...“:.‘.§‘.:"...:.‘;‘.‘ .:“i‘;":°¢’.!.:
more es an i _ .fi 1' '-
up of 5 to 25 ». .66 ,_  ntmostincomfort.
seconds,hill-climbingab _  -ff_¢¢¢,i!-_Only then can you
that sweepiiuyeou up evenxq iwlpreciate just how much
mountaingr sat constant ` 3°* 5° di? gap which the
goggle;-ation, f -_ - _ Chrysler 721' has “placed
 _ _ _ _ between itself anda others
ltglyes you spring ends an-‘ ' 'in this class.
 -`- '-,Na M _ v. _ \
Roads , th , _ ' - ,
l¢d¢)|‘~;'$l9(;§f ,2~£2“l;;¢(')‘l“Sfe¢?i:£e4-lillrdrll,  '
googled), 82060:. e al Sedum $2060; Conv¢v¢ibl¢ Coupz, (with
le seat), $2265; éiown Sedan, $2270. All ices f. o. b. Windsor,
Ontario, including-sth drdffudslvry equipment (night and taxes extra.)
fl' "HERBERT #coils >""‘ '
,» '“°"TA°“F‘--"  NOTTING BROS.
. Russel. ci.ARl¢\ __ _ , _ V ‘ .
 Mau", saw,” _ - _ cHAFiLo'i"rE‘i'0w|~!
'W - . -'.»_ ~» _
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1'iir'eii||AoiAu.aUl|.1’ cilnvsrrn r¢_|\'¢,~'i||A",iA,|a¢@
and Mrs. Everett Nicholson, Borden;
Hunter Rivery-'__-1 
t imerside; Mr. F. S. Chandler, Char-l
Charlottetown; Mr. Garnet. Profit,
gf Kensington; Mr. A. R. Gillis, Char-
o
e land were e gues as we
of the latter's sister Mrs Georg
Stetson and Mr Stetson, Brookfiel
Mr and Mrs Lorne 1-lazelti
Windsor, Ont, are visiting Mr a
Mrs W D McCoubrey, New Glasg
ie
and other fr nds
Mr J G McKay,Brada1biine,w
isito i l-ialif 1 t k
was registered at the Queen
n
ii V i. ii ax 9_5 wee £0 ciiug will accompany thciii. made 95 feet' 6 mches
ii Mrs Robt Silliphant hi steadily ie-   A'
Red-Hedd’-’ _Sets
Chrysler Performance
Farther Ahead
For those who seek su-
preme performance -
speed, pick-up, hill-climb-
ing ability, going- beyond
e'ven the qualities of its
standard sixes-Chrysler
furnishes its new “Red-
Head” liigh com ression
engine.... It willbe regu-
lar equipment on the Illus-
trious New Chrysler “72”
Roadster. It is also avail-
able for all other “72”
body models.
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CORNEY BROS.
Summerslde
CLIFF COX
Sourls _
l Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunning, Sum-I  
iottewwu, Mr .i A naitennuiy, Takgs Famg Easi
ii iowsiowh; Mrs. B. W. Taylor, Amh- TORONTQ A“S“S'° 24~"E°
>lor, Granville Miss K Cox, Char- W0” such fame m 5P°"“'5 here 15'
cf iottetown, Mr Chas Stuart Brad cmdlng 1° her m°the"~ taking
alband. athletics easily and sensibly N
ne_ Miss Rem Pickering has as her teen, just out of school she
Buena for two weeim Mis M Jones taken her first step toward Olym
0
d
wiimd Mi- and Mis Howes and iwo trials foi Amsterdam next year.
sons of Arlington, Mass They made has been -Wmping fm” 9- 10"? ll
the trip by motor and leave on ie- but just ”' fortnight 33° sh" 'fm
q turn Saturday moining Miss Pick "' Javelm for me ms” time 8
Mr and Mrs Lorne Higgins a
four children, South Melville ap
Mr Harold Cutliiie Cape 'I2ra(v
were the guests on Sunday of MJ'
and Mrs Eldon Seaman iihd Mrs
`.`.'~§\
>
. ocoiibr
Sydney, N S Mrs MM; brey
Miss Louise McCoubre_y, _New _Q
` Mr. _Rupert simpson  Miss
Simpson, Bay View were mo
in Charlottetown on _Mondayiq
on the United _Chu  £1
Sunday last and : iititi
the disposal of the church ti'
for this purpose. _  ___ _
Miss Aims nodgéisdn wht fh
been spending a week with Mr. and
Mrs. A. Bulmsn, Wheatley River, is
visiting, friends here for-,a lew days
before retuming to .her .home in
Charlottetown. -, _, _
Mrs. P. J. Noy and Master Vernon
NON. left Friday on a montlfs visi
t
to .the Canadian West_where they
will visit Mrs. Noy's_. brother Mr.
John Matheson and Mrs. Matheson
Friends nie glad to know that
d
d
Oo ldspital
1 _
And Vicini
~ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bownesst- - `
Ohio who are spending s. holiday
th Is th tsl t 1 ~
_ __ _  _ ,
_ _ _ _ _
Iria*Brown. _ _  _.i'._; ~  ~ - _ _ ' ~ ' ° . . ., 1_1 `
_ _.___ _ _ _ _i,_______. _and rs. R.obt_ McMillan were take high pliuzo iii the__iiew nation
Mr, and Mi-S_ _}1_,W_  ' ` eyfipotorfsts in H-.izelbi-ook on Sunday. liiiiilsciipu scliocl earn the mo
_ _ _;. _ d ` ` -f-°~-- dependable portion of their
_ . _MQ _.
B' il..
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r U
-$54
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__ iizmmrii “t , _
, i ed% _
Mrs A D MqPherson
ek erst N S.; Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Tay- C°‘the"W°°d» °f,sa5k“t°heW““»
l - . ; ' ' `
Un
~ v
spending a few weeks raitli thei
 _ the wn andMss M. Bagn lwer, -. ~ g. p
88
home in Hopedale.
_.__`,<-Q>~1--
SAVE THE OLD CHAIR.
Ari old wicker chair which was
most comfortable needed painting
and hal also given out in the seat
I tackled a piece of ticking on to th
wooden rim of the seat, using brass
Glenside,Sask. 1| __ _ _ .
health She retuined t l
“““’t.. a..,......,  ..... .JI...‘E; Good Breadwinno
M1' P J NOY. Mig-‘P FIOYCHCG NOY Caiiulllaii iiillsts who-ie lit-iui
an
ia. _ _Mr and Mrs. Vickerson and child- comes lu the prosaic field of co
ww' rammed fm' _sa -ii gi-°m_,_i‘gn, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. iiierciril art. ilul, while such wo
visiting -_friends in thef. » ' _'£13 ,Bagnall and children, Char- goes iiiilieraliled by t1ie_ci'iiics ai
ofthe in-°‘vii1ce_  "  to i al 0 seldom biiii ~i with il ublic
the guests on Sunday of Mi and cluini, much ol’ it ia of genuine
"Nh-3 J Rackham vigitgd fijgnd-., in tlnieii voiiipiii-ies ilie partifziilur il
__  _  <  _ tl Emerald over the week end “VH H1081 Il0l<‘W0l‘!llY iwlliev
axta i ' "i\`s‘ ` ’iii`,msue ~ -- *"6"*
“Eve rep”  fig Miss Janie Andrews is spending Th” Cilmldlllll ilfilwlly C0mDl1ri
ggi” week Wim friend; in Noiboio with tlioii toiitiiiual demand
QUEBEC, QUE., A112. 25- -M11
ies
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Recent visitor; he,-¢,1M1i,¢ed M,-_delighted with the result. `
_ \.»_‘_.
» .,.._
,. pi'
` HERE ii iibtlihill
 Did D\itcl\-
“ the safe-and ecomm-
`luI eliaiiasr for roinoviiis
Ill, lzparitiels visible or
fnvlsl lo; It contains iw
iye, ,afidilrr hard grit
siiilwrfllinot. injure tlid
. Basst iiissisl siirfseap. For
Hsslqlal Cleanliness all
aroiigb ~ the louse - use
I Dutch
' .MADE IN CANADA
the wark is comi-iid   : es we-irg-1-'_ _'_'j_ ______ posters and for :inibitioua pictui'
heldhnd Wm be hel____ __ _ S_mdB_y\_ _Miss Marion McD0naid_ R__N__ to he used iii their exliibliii in th
inthe Maaoaiahaii ua  , we brother Mr- Neil Mcvomid “°“""'Y “lvl 1" more vf°"f<1@
9-ii return w Bosinm Mi,3s__ fine market for :i conslilera
' morning by bmi. aiwi. body of our younger painters. En.
i. year they expend thousands
father Mr. D. M. ivicnonaia at their “°"”fS "P0" “YUM-1° vfodiwis
be used in this manner.
By emvloyins Canadian salute
the railways have _secured real
worthwhile pictures of a host'
Cunndii’i-i beauty spots These ii
of great value in eilucatin
benefit.
amidemy lnudscnpe '
Cold weather
has retarded the
lish hay crop,
sloner Harry
the forthcoming
mercial Intelligence
North oi' England, as 5
present crop is not
below
quality has
with the
pate s.
hay this season.
will depend
have
K
_ loii|'isi_ and the prospective get;
e mid in this mniinvr “ro ni- mmm,
Tl l l. _ ` .' _
headed nails and turning in the iemi`f”_;'r;f‘ ;‘_'1'na‘:"in:_"i_i‘;__u‘:_fg cg
edges carefully. I then painted the ,mi if i _ i i
whole chair ticking and all, and was ini giiigfli J; ;)§::§lfen_::;° §:_'('__'|’_"‘e"
D .
must remember that some of
best artists are capable of mal
Tryon on Wednesday of lust week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myersi of
Victoria-spent a few days recently
at the home of Mr- C. D. Wright,
Tryon.  _ '
ivirs. suiuiioid '7b`i>ni» -oil, FBHHH
Falls, Ontario, is enjoyin§` a D103'
sunt. visit in Tryon, theuguest of
Mrs. Brenton Lea. "'
Mrs. Fi~ed‘ Crossman and W0
charming ,little daughters, Flora
May and Norine left on Sunday.
'August 14th for town, where they
are spending the week the guest-_of
Mr. and Mrs. George Heniiessey.
219 Hillsboro Street-
Rev. and Mrs. Banyard of
Baptist Church ai. Tryon, were
itors to Clmrlottetowii on. Wednes-
iiiiy, August 17th.
Mr. and Mrs. William M
Mrs. Grace Myers and Mr.
mond Myers of Hampton pa
through Tryon on Friday o
short motor trip-
Vlctoria on the 17th.
his return.
vory iieni- future.
Wednesday of last week-
who
'_"_ year.
ac- _
her The host of friends of Mr. Erie iThe Ur;'t;%“§t;fi§iiEi°J;1én§€cil3l8§i
ine- Clarke in Tryon are delighted to 505 cggfreis as compared with'39_
has learn of lila arrival home from 4-ii_0o0 barreis mst year ami a iiv
pic Prince County Hospital, where lic year average of 33_7i0_000 bm.i.eiS_
me tion for appendicitis. mestic mimics is i,ep0i¢_ed_ but on me
'ew "_" Continent prospects are a little bet-
nd Mrs. Ernest _Howatt of Tryon tei..¢imi,i a yem. nga
piild a short visit to Summerside -
ou Friday of last week and reports
ilie condition of her husband very
much improved. Wa are all de- 9 '
lighted to loam that if homing uii- C0l1pl6 S 50-M119 
I' forseen occurs he will soon be ab.o
1° fem" h°m°- - my British United Pressl
-'“ ' ` LONDON, August 25.-A so-_miie
H The HM' A' E' M“°Le““' M' P" walk to London through the night.
nl and party, passed through Tryou amid high wind and drciiciiiiig min
8 on Sunday, August 21st. wa-_,i the novei way in which Air,-ggi
iii. " Emest Wooler and his wife. 91
el b ted their silver
_il little Island-
________,,_'__;___ ' ` _ i . < turned snail ¢>_n_cio_ inure  a_
° ' " " __ t _ was a e
C“““dii:i';i_,};°f"PE°'|7i°°'° |“ "W    ` ` .lilillqxllgfisewosk '-without” fatigue.
"‘ °“"' - " ueéiiiesa to aayfi tiwuvs féooiiimend
Souvenirs Taken A
sail with
tains
tes,
allies. _
1- have
year after
mo per cent. less than the heavy crop
vis- oi 1926. Present prospects indicate
yifxl ooo barrels. The crap is distributed
'sseii as follows: British Columbia, 1,-
n a 049,000 barrels; Ontario, 650,000;
_ _ i Excessivevmoisture in July through-
ba];l\:'e__ I:)‘;";‘;bu;V_‘,““:v<_f_:";“'vi;’i‘il$‘; in out Ontario resulted in aphis dam-
' nge to many varieties of apples, ac-
M-   -f   ;':.i‘:t;-..?..‘:::;ss°1::f;‘.‘1:.‘;‘it,°.§:v:: -fini iii
Capital has been spending his holi- ,duced to 650 000 buneis compared Uwe" CB
day in North Tryon where he wil" with 598 700 barrels in 1026 A ` lndi- “rbi ch seas”
ml* Elle” "f hh’ slmer' Mrs' El' cations sire for the proportion of No.” at- a
mer (lanible. During his stay hero i gmae fruit to be the iowest in 
he lius made xi great many friends. y9ai.5_ in western Om,"-io the ci-oi," \"“_
who will miss hini very much on is estimated at i02 pei. cent” oi. 3ii5__ b
8 . '
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Delaney oi of spraying/ and warm ‘fmuggy"
North Tryon were guests of Mr. weather has beenfuniiuly friendly to
and Mrs. Albert Mabey, TPYOH, 0” “DNS and SPN- W‘h91`€ SDTSYUIE lm-3
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Dawson, two damage in all orchards. The com-
sons, Eldon and Kenneth of Augus- bi1'lati0l‘i of wndltlohs is held l'€Sp0Ii-_
tine Cove, Mrs. Donald Bell and sible for the _contmued d1'0P and
iviiaa Betty Lou nowatt made -nil-further reduction in crop sweet-
enjoyable motor trip to Bedeque HWY- __
on Siimiiiy_ August 2i5i_ In British Columbia hot, dry wea-
___ ther _has prevailed since July 15th, ' - w B P & S
Among those who attended and Wlhlch has hag tl: t?_Y_;geU_§Ypi__0 l;1‘fl_\”_|§ n a  
enjoyed New Annan Races on the “mg 5 cm S ‘ 3 S B' _ _ -i- -i- W
i7iii_ iiie foiiowiug -i-ryouers wei.0~t1ielong. weii, cool s;pri_ng__ Tlfie irié; GHARLOT E 0 N
noted: the Messrs Kenneth Mac- gated dlsmc rep” pen y 0 wa
available for all requirements. The '
ilggmiild' 'nm MacLeod and. Roy _Committee of Direction, appointed
W On' ‘ by the Provincial Government to
Mrs Kay ,Cox cr Chariottetown regulate distribution, seems to be
‘ ' _ f u tioning well. _
iivas a recent visitor to Victoria. “gem pieseiiii indications tli-iei-eiis ‘
1 Professor W ie of Sackvm N_ no reason to change the eary es - ~~-
lg ev '  L A
y B. conducted the services ln the_$i?it§h  g614i;séi€Qge`rl)t?x§?1(0g6a`\l\lJll‘§1 (    U M _l T E n
United Church at Tryon on Sun- 3_93-moo boxes were Shipped 'ii _ _ _ _ 
5 _ , .- ~ . _ ._ _, .
he] day’ Augmt 21”* crop is about`1,000 cars shortlof
During  moans or pointing t no road m-swd
pccts for a heavy commercial apple
crop have been materially reduced
in the Eastern fruit provinces owing
to continued unfavorable weather
conditions which have caused the
rapid development of scab and in-
sect injuries, according to a crop re-
port issued by'th`e‘_Dominion Fruit
Branch. On the 'other hand condi-
tions have been more favorable in
British Columbia since the middle
of July when the weather turned
warm, and having sufficient irriga-
tion water the early estimate isex-
pected to be maintained. Although
the crop in Nova Scotia, Quebec and
Ontario has been reduced, it still
shows an increase over last year,
while British Columbia is about 20
a commercial crop of 100.5 per cent,
or 2,999,000 barrels, compared with
2,984,230 barrels in 1926, and 90 per
cent of a five-year average of 3,327,-
Quebec 120,000; New Brunswick 30,-
000. and ,Nova Sfrotia, l_,l._50.000..
companied by scab nd side-worm
500 barrels, as compared with 377,
400 barrels last year, while the East
The man lends of Mr and 0 e at 120 ei 8
Y -ir - ern ntario crop is plac d p '  _
MTS- ROSS BOUUBF 0f ViCf0fl21 amicent., or 264,500 barrels. against - \
very glad to learn of the siiccessfiilipwgg- in 19gg_
operation of their little daughter. " _é'a't_her__c'ondiiidns in Nova Sco-
ivomaia, in tha hospital at chariot- ‘mi during .ruiy hate” been little
ietown -for mai-itoid and ull h0l>0 s1ioi't`of disastrous to volume audi
for u complete recovery in tho grade. although contributing togood
-average size. Excessive rains were
enéral anti inimical to fuli benefit
been ample and timely orchards are
fairly free of spot, but aphis has done
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OTTAWA, August 25.-Early pros- “ '/"' ,.-' " --
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lilmfim _ Gleanings Froin _ _ _ iEas_tern Apple ,g /,.»- _ ~ _ 0 ' as
  Tryon and Vicinity Crop Badly ` / - _ -1
M : _ - - .. '*" r.' c are-I an was H. /r """"*l'
A Stafgmgng fy-gm, Walt" P, Chf.ys|e|.;_ir"‘ ° a llliylngl igsiliorg gofvlxorii and lt:   _ _ /  __ -_i _ -m _
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Full Factory Eqi.ipi'.ic:>t~-1; Door Sedan (Not I Coach) \
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A miie-a-minute performer-the fastest Four in
America! l
One horse-power to every sixty-five pounds
of chassis weight. _
And this is only half the story! I-lere’s a car that
will look like new and travel like new long after
most cars have _passed into old age. _,i
The answer is quality--Dodge Brothers quality!
Quality materials and construction unequalled by
many cars hundreds of dollars higher in price.
Built to give trouble-free, economical 'service
over a long period oi time.
Longest springbase of any car under $1650.
- Smart new bodies-beautiful lines. A'brilliant
performer at the. lowest price for which a Sedan
was ever sold by Dodge Brothers!
he
_St Two young hurristers, both iiy-
iing to make reputatioiis as oraioi-.~i.
p' happened to be pitted against each
" other in iii'giime.iit. Both spoke at
' great length, and in cloi-iiug thi-
e' secouil speaker i‘emai‘kcd that ho
She successfully underwent au opera- In_Engiand oniy a ian, crop of dm was sorry to iiml lil;-i eollengiic nii_
cry i'c:u-ioii why they should iigreL‘.`;isked iho judge.
born on the sumo day.” l "Y€S~"
..
wluily day.”
nr 'rho lobster fishing or the south Brighton. o 0 ro
\‘k side of the Island began on Tues W€ddih8-
N1 day, August 16th. Unfavorable Th6y Sei. 01-it BC midnight M14;
uc- weather prevented any activity ou Seventeen hour; later they stepped
nr- Tuesday and Wednesday but fair on to Westmi ter Bridge. where
tistic worth The poster pr sketch catches were made on Thursday. they were quickly surrounded by ii-
iiirneil out as ii pot boiler" some- Prices this season for surpass cheering crowd.
ri- those of last fall and prospects cor- Mr. Wooler, who is 53, was for
e- thinly look bright .for a good sea- many years a prominent member of
son. the Highgat/e_HarrleiS. and his wife.
who is 48, has always been an en-
for Miss Grace Wright left on Fri- thusiastic walker.
es day evening for Calgary where she
is will liold n lucrative position. Sho °
ii will be very much missed in Tryon. Llfe was A Burden
ble "her old home town"; but we all --'
cli join in wishing her all kinds oi' R¢9¢0l‘¢d 10 H09."-1,1, Tl\\'0“_lh "M
of good luck and bon voyage. Use of Dr. Williams' P|“.|‘
[0 `
Mr. and Mrs- Harry Somers and _
ra uma sou of New York state. U. S. --It is a pleasure." says Mrs- R055
ly A., are visiting in Tryon the guests Boulter, of Victoria, P. E. I., “to tell
of of the Rev. and Mrs. George Som- you of. the newhealth and strenslh
ra ers. They express themselves ns I got through the  ,of_Di‘. Wil-
tho very much pleased with the de- hams' _Pink Pills. Before taking the
lor lightful climate and scenery of our plus life was a burden to me. I was
so badly run down that I did -not
know what to do. My blood seemed,
ii. Marsh haylng is now the order in have wmed to wawi.__1,wa5 very
an of the day in this community, ai~ pa,1e_ constantly gi;-ad., and was los-
c. most all the farmers are busily cn- mg gash, It was a. trial to attempt
He gaged iii this labor. The cut in ex- housework, Added to this I had a
the lm good thi! WSF- had cough and my" husband' and
n -- friends thought 1 was goins into
mining their lrlenls, even while Saturday proving a beautifully coniiiimpi_i0n_-nie m,,d|¢,ai,¢,i-garment
covering canvas ai so much per ilne day a very large crowd gatii- I was “king did nwinppeair-i d
.  i 0
o
foot. Commercial posters and ex- ered at Victoria to enjoy the far- me any good and I had about tgven _
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ceiveil the critical att yti ;hr_ band from Ch’town Athletics and "Y Dr' williams Sink wh b ge-   W*
Pills. _ _ _
hibils will amply r I famed Church of England Picnic. ` l
Study und have certifiliiay nlllrehé. Special attractions were the brasil up hope when 8 mend uiggeg Te ‘£1
deserve. The day mayezmlmbe ig- program in the eveiiiug._The maid! sm boxes and _“ailing .50 gzlgix :Si-el
distant when nrt oi-luos Wm ,-6605, served were of 3 superb quality \‘:x;;°"1‘3eff\;\_!_;\1thei;e wélre an mken _ __ _ _ __ _ sped” 200°, Sai", _ . . - ga s s $1,115
nizo abiliiya a | i : <1 i i via’ iii at 'iso aa ' ` '14-Doo sea - - - - ~ 1220
n or g uality as i-an _ rn a,es _ bo s ii e S mn 1 was a new woman restored again 2:2221 De LJ” 1;: dam sdlm with "uni: _ _ . iz,”
a u o 0
ily when displayed in a commerc ll lil. D
 __ ...__ _ _____,,___._,..__a».;- -;--,tm ood-health. Lgalned inwei8h¢-
"ll DW!"-I” HH when eviiienced in sn ' ‘ "  -` - tn:-cough left me. mv.aDP¢¢1*-2 Fe'
Dr.` Williams’ Pink Pills to ailing
friends, and I hope this will be U16
health to some other siiiflercr."
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