, ' ers not later than Tuesday morning.
,V . _ _
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 - ~ . - . '-Will( .1-‘~ 5*. MI' 14 '».lZiOfi.*l* \» ‘ - l»‘:THE  ,. . I , -~ .
, . ».¢..-~ - , ,
- i  PU! _ ... " f,V~n;_ ' - f --- ._ . ‘ _if
Psuwaueo-in eric.. ciiiii-.111 mr- ' .
Balt Herring ,..,,.,.,.,,,,,, niitir setsciioss roll
~ 1 0' 0 A THOUGHTFUL HOST   1 _-1-‘ L ` '_" _ V 1
r ~ - .
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awlmuzsi 29th.B19is. hy nev. F.
- __ 0 Q essle Rebeccah
-Jamol bf Mi&:lI’to William Hamilton
Paul olliuooton, P.E.-I. .
TH-EXWORTH Y-in this clt
_ . 1'.
$380. 1918. by Rev. F. H. Little-
Jflilll. Elizabeth 'Jane Exwoi-thy of
Lot 08 to Brenton Arnett 'Smith oi
Charlottetown. P.E.1.
1 1
1
I am asked by Magdalene Island
parties to dispose ot for their account
three to five hundred barrels of her-
ring suitable for lobster bait at $3.00
per barrel of 200 lbs., delivered f.o.b.
cars Souris, about June 10th. Please
write or phone, promptly. to l-l. H.
Acorn, Souris. 7051-5-31111131
|, "7 il
  Fon slits
 .*  '
. , _ , .
N'oPHl‘R\0|a'-Suddenly at West
giant, lhy  1918. Christy .Mc-
l'l0\l. GIG# years. Born in
Bcotltnd sbeicame when a child to
Wont Point, where she spent her life.
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cAnAn1AN :aov-snumsnr 111111.-
WAYB, CHANGE OF TIME, ,
P. E. I. DISTR-ICT
V- C-vmuieucins M°11dav. June ard.
1318 trains will run as follows:-
wear:-’
Daily except Sunday leave (Thar-
lclletown 6.00 a. m., arrive Borden
8.20 a. ni.; returning leave Borden
9.00 p. m. arrive Charlottetown 11.20
-'p. in. I
Daily except Sunday leave Charlot-
vtowu 1.2.50 p. in. iirrlve Borden 4.00
p. ia.; returning leave Borden 4.15
yi. ln. arrive Charlottetown 7.05 p. iii.
Daily except Sunday leave 1‘liar-
luitetown 3.30 p. nl. ur1‘ive Emerald
Junction 5.95 connect wi_tli train from
Borden, arrive Suniiiiersidc 6.05 p. ni.
Tllnish 9.35 p. ni. .
Dollyexcet Sunday leave Char-
lottetown 4.3; p. iii. arrive limeruld
.function 7.10 p. ni. leave 'Eiiierald
Junction 10.00 p. in. on arrival ol
train from Borden; arrive Sii111me1'»
side 11.00 p. m.
Daily except Sunday ,leiive,Borden
5.15 ri. ni. arrive Sumxnerside 10.30
a. in. leave Sumnierside 11.20 arrive
i‘i~a¥iottetown 1.40 p. 111.
Daily except Sunday leave 'l`ignish
3.30 `a. m. arrive Suminerside 12.35
p. in. leave Suniniei-side 1.30 p. 111.
arrive Emerald Jct. 2.55 p. 111. Bo1'd_cn
4.90 p. m. connecting with second trip
of (‘ar Ferry lor. Mainland points.
Daily except Sunday leave Su11111ier~
side 6.30 a. tn. arrive Enierald .lunc-
lion 7.30 a. ni. connect with train for
Borden and arrive (`.hz1rlot1etowi1 10.20
a. in.
Daily except Xindfay leave liordeiif
6.20 ai. rn.,a.i’rii'e Enie-1'nl1l 7.20, Suni-
merslde 9.20 a. 111., Tignisli 4,:l0 p.
sn.
Daily except Sunday leave llorden
4;15 »p. m. arrive Suniinersldo 6.05
p. m. Tignish 9.35 p. ni.
` Dolly-except Sunday leave Borden
9.001p. in. arrive Sumiiielzsiilc 11.00
p. in. .
Daily except Sunday leave Eiiieriild
5.20 p. m. arrive Borden 6.20 p. 111.
1a_».s1°1- L_. ’
Daily excepb Sunday leave charlot-
teiown 6.45 a. m. ar1'lve Mi, Stewart
1.35 2. m. Georgetown 11,20 11. m.
Souris 11.15 11. 111. returning leave
Soul-is 1.15 p. ni. Georgetown 1.00 p.
11.1.' Ml. Stewart 4.15 p. ni. zirrivc
Charlottetown 5.50 11. 1... ‘
_Daily except Sunday leave Elmira
5.25 at. tn. Sourls 6,45 a. ni. George-
tow|,0.35 a.V in..Mt. Stewart 8.35 a.
ra. arrive Charlottetown 9.50 a. ni.;
returning leave Charlottetown 3.05 p.i
in. arrive Mt. Stewart 4.15 11. in.”
Georgetown 6.00 p. m. Soiiris 0.05 p.
1oi.l§lll.ra 7.20 p. m.
. l
sour»i=_- ` ‘
,Daily except Saturday and Sunday
leave* Murray Harbor 6.20 a. ni. ar-
rive Charlottetown 10.15 a. ni.; re-,
up-ning Leave Charlottetown 3.210 p.
n1.._arrive Murray Harbor 7.25 p. 111.
"Saturday ONLY leave Murray lliir-
hor 7.20 a. m. nrrivc Charlottetown
10.06 s. m.; returning leave Chur-
lottotqwn 4.00 p. m. arrive Murray
l-Larlor 6.4.5 p. m.
Soi regular Advertisement in Mon-
42:11- "ni>ers.~ 1- _
District Passenger Agenl's Office.
Gz8f\MtMOWD, P. E. l.
7 3f6»30M4i.
 
2 111111115.
Owing to the very few hogs now of-
fering Davis & Fraser are notifying
all sllpporskhat they discontinue re-
coivfhl ho|s'»,at1tlie factory, (.'ha1~lot-
t`l£0wl on June 12th. For thnt. rea-
son l'a_i-iners having any to dispose of
should deliuer them to the lociil buy-
.lune 11th sq as to be shipped in pro-
perilme. » ,
.Phcklng will be resunieil as usual.
early in September and farmers are
particulaiily urged to have as mnny
hogs' as possible ready by that lime,
is there is .every indication of good
pric'%1;;f the _stock is uvoilahle.
1 ' _
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A Saxon Roadster 1917,
Model, used one season, in
perfection condition. Apply
to J. Reginald Johnston 224
Euston Street or Phone 374 L
7048-5-Il0.\lli`.
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15166 '
ENROLMENT NO. 7
This well kiio\\'i1 stallion. cliuinpioli
of the lilarltinie Provinces, winning
Iottotown. will iiizrlie the season as ful- 
loivst-
niorniiig. May 0111. to George Greeifs;
Kiiigsioii, over nigglit; lciiviiig there
Miiiiiis. noon: Daniel Mt-l’liee's. Long
0’Brieii's. lloiisliuw. over night;
Tli111'sril1i', 0th, .-\lln1i Ferg1ison’s..
Synopsis Izoaflaaaaiaiculforlhwesi
in (ood stand-
nlonl side his
three
5 1 r; ___ ;;'___,_
llz1111|1t011. ui noon. .\liittlio\\‘ Calll1e<.'lt'sl
l‘1'_vo1i. over night; Friilziy. 10th. to'
11111111-.is (`11111i~1'o1i’s, Aiigiistiiie (‘ove,l
il. noon; ll111'1‘_\' .\l1it1i11't_ (Wipe 'l`i'nv-f
:\1'.<ie, ovt-1' iiiglii: .\‘i11111'<li1_\‘. lltli, Tho-
niiis llz111iiiii>l'.s. 1111011, _-\cii1-ns lilur-1
1'1iy`s, \\'l11~1'1- lic will rcliiaiiii till lilon-
1la_v. Moy lilili. noon; to George ('11-
‘1iill`s. lleilviiiio. o\'1~1' night; 'l`1ies1lay,
14111 to Roy .B111‘ils`. l.o\\'1~i‘ l~`i‘ecl0\vii,
iooii; lo .loliii 'l`i'.1i11o1~`.-_ Kiiikoril. ov-
or iiiuhi; \\`i\1li1¢-:-1ln§.'.' 15th, to Brndzil-
bziiiv 111 noon, ltoh.-1‘t llugntili, llnzel
il1'ovc, over night; 'l"11l1'sd11y, 16th.
\'\'ili`1~~_»il llriiiiiiiioiid lit noon. then to
'>\v1io1"s .staililos ovor night; l~`1'idn`_v.
l71i1. 111 l1`1-11111-is \‘.'. ilughcs, Grafton
St., ihoii :Vit o\\'11i~1"s .stzlhlo till .lion-
Iz1_\'. 20111, noun. .
The ;1l1ov1» roiiii- will hc oontiniicll
cvi-ry two ii-cults, health and weather
pcriiiltiiiig.
'Ft-riiis and uonilitions by applying-
to Aeneas Murray. in cliarge. l
James F. Roper, Hammond Kelly,
Owners.
Mares 111 o\viioi‘s` risk. ‘E077-5-27Ml\v1
highest honors tit Halifax and Char-'I
I
\\'ill leziw (`l11ii'l0tlcto\vn Illondzijs
Mr. Tompkins was obliged to stop
over night at apmall country hotel.
lle was shown to his room by the
one boy the place afforded, a colored
lud.
"l'm glad there's a rope here lu
1-use of fire," coiiiinenteil Mr. Tomp-
kins. us he surveyed' the room. “hut
what‘s the idea of putting ii Bible in
the rooui in such a prominent place "
“Dat um intended i`oh use snh,"
replied the boy. “ln case de tire am
too t`u1' advanced foh yo' to make yo’
escape, ssh.”
 l1
1 11901111 2.21 1-4
(The Greatest Sire of Speed.)
prodiiced at colt to trot a. mile in 2.25 SFOWH SUOYIS 10 D981' 11141110-
iit Clintlium. Miss Aquiril timed in l And t-hus by helping those in need, we
GUARDIAN REIDEIIS `
Furnished by W. I. Louoon
LOVING KINDNESS V
` ‘Y
Let us` not ask to do grbat deeds or
for the world's applause,
But only just to live each duy for some
true, noblecause;
may be some obscure place will
claim us for its own,
he world pass by with scornliil smile
and leave us ‘there iilonc.

_ it iiiukcs no difference what strain We mul" 110i be “D011 the F011 Uf lh9|
1 oi’ blood 11 inure bred to Aqiiiri may re-l \\orld’s greatest men, ,
present. us it is certain u speedy foal, B t . 1 _t . I _.l |_;
} will he the result. :iid that is the topi u “ii 32'" eng' um IIOVOM hm ' mu `
- hcst of a sire. Belmont Miller, 2.17141' _V it gf h `Y “EB Hi t _ t I
_ und Dusty Miller, 2.21, are out of an - 0 mil Bl' W 9"? 01" 0 IS <'US» "
  |.~\hno1it Wilkes mare. Arkola, 2.181/4.! lowly place or high,
' ' 5“"‘i Pino" S' (M) 225 me ‘Jul °f1Just do n deed of kindness there.
. §ta"|0n |i<a1io1 mares. oma. 2_.2_6y.. is out of. um me chance ass by .
| i’z11-kwood inure. Aquiri Boy, 2.51, is. ' p ~'
 1 out ol' it Commodore Lcdyard mare,f
llluruci' MM- timed in race 2.25. iS;T11e good of simply being kind 111.-ips
out _oi 11 Beau Gallant mare, Nellie. ease mankind-B. great pain;
. .-\1|uirl, winner at Newcastle, is out l E Vh hu an gum Our] ha much?
! of 11 Parkside mare. A Brazilian mare 1 3( m ‘ Ove S A ‘
~_-- I 1
5
D-
ruce at three in 2.37, is out of Denn= . |
i
Swift inure.
Season 1918-$15.00
(‘liurlottcto\vn, P. E. l.
V V 1 . 1 | l ____
Tue.~:d;\y iiioriiing. Tih, to .llicliuol .\l<-- -
' l ` . A . . 3
Creek ovf~r11igl11»~ \\'c1li1esdz1y Sth to.   evening the inzirine court of enquiry
Donald 'I\l<'l.cu1i`>; noon; John l 
 ` due .io laiilty iiiivigatlon by (`11pt. Wm '
.\l.1rti1i. who is alone held lilluneauhlc.
MOTOR BOAT SRATHGARTNEY
2\vks.p1l.
1» 7 Y _
Bay Stalli1lNulwo0d
Sircd by (`o111niodore, Dain by Park-
side. \\'iil he :it I-‘red Dollz1r`s. Brook-
ilcld \\’e1|11vs1l1iy `.\’l11_v 15 thence ti.
Mrs, ilc1`\ill1z111's llimtcr liiver over
night, tliciiue to I). I\lcPhcrson,'s,
.\'o1-tl1\\'iltsliire at noon 'l`11esday's
1111d l<`1'idu_\~s to i‘ha1'lottetown at lt.
Diirnnts Royal Hotel Stables. Single
service $4. Season $6.00, mares ut own-
ers risk. 1 ‘
' BYRNE BROS.
, Nortli River
4944-5-l1saii`rlSipd.
'72,'
Altlioiiuh i11'i1~11~' :irc iirlvuiiciiig in
ance sole gives you :iii oppo1'1liiiit_v ol,
lowin_1; goods. 
80 cents llllys $1.00 wortli spot ,
No goods on iipprollzition. i
'Pho 1in1lei'si,1.:11o1l oiicrs for sole iii
.<|o<:li iii trade. coiirlsiiiig of 11 i`iill lini
1'.i‘y\vure, l~Iu1'rl\v1i1'1-. ll1ihl1<-rp, l{1il1hi‘l‘i
one zinfi two and t'oi11' hui-kles. Vi'ool 11|
tloitoiis, Ovc1':1ll.s_ .\l<:11.< paints. Mons ()l
this near.
Our har1l\v111'i» v1111sist_s of _‘lil keg
rolls hiiildiiig paper. 500 cliiis paris g
wire all wirltlis, Spriiig 1111itt1'cssc.~l. lil
Cork wood, ll1'ooi11.~'. :ind small '.\rllr'les.
- lte111e111bo1‘ 30 :fonts buys $1.00 iv.
VVE offer special pri(-es on sugar
Seeds, Ficlil Seeds :ind etc.
This .solo begins o11 Moiidliy Juno,
lhziy dole :ill the goods' not sold will hcl
one office safe, one large oilice desk, l
coiiipiitiiig sciiles. one set Fnirbaiiksi
“Stocks." $500 in the Montague l11iper‘
rgetowii Silver Block Fox C0., $500 r
Six building lots with buildings t,
are not disposed oi' hefore the first dnl
l
"iuction on the 21111 tiny ot' July 1918.
All book debts must be settled bl
will he 1-ollccteil in the 1.'o11rt.~:.
7020-s-2911 151. ‘-
A Great Clearance Sale
:ill ‘lirics ol' goorls Iliis grcut 1-.h>zir-
srving i\v<~1|i_\' pi-1' 1'i~1ii on :ill llie fol-
cnsh . _
t 11 discount ol' 20 per cent :ill the
o of fresh .stockcii Gi'oce1'ics, Crock-
Bools in knee and hip. Overslioes in
nedrwlire, Fleece lliirlerivurc, Towels,
il Fouls. A lot of Wiill puilers new in
s nails' and spikes. 20 boxes glass, 20
rc-en, tlliickeii wire all widths. Screen
on Ilcils l~‘lo<'k Ma1tt1'esses, one hole
orth of ull the above goods.
:ind flour :ind ieeils; al:-io Garden
flrd and ends on the lst July. After
offered at Piiblic Auction. lncludiiig
one large oval top show case, one set
scales. three sets small scales.
ian Fox Rnnch, $2000.000 in the Geo-
shares in the Eastem (laniilng Co.
hereoii. lt' the Stocks and Buildings
y of July they will he sold :it public
Weather perniltting.
W. W. JENKINS &. CO.
Georgetown
y the first .luly us after that date they
A Seven Passenger
_ All
L. M. Al\l
7055-5-1llM2li. ‘
F OR QUICK SALE .
Scvviwil
Second Hand Ford Cars-Touring & Roadsterg
V /\l.~1o
Good Running Order
sAcK_yiLL1~:, N. B. .
“
3.* ._ I _ " _Z :L u-Q
McLaughlan Buick
in I
l oiicr- io
DERSON
_-gui _ 15 if w
 ;x~
l
.i»f>_. ¢
\ P/iss
_ (liinadiun
 should cu
vm
ST. JOHN
who will
Daily exaopt Sun-
day, Connmlona
from Port lorden V
W
without c
"A.NAD'.lA N 1
Moniranl, Toronto und all Points in the
H. M. Davison, Agent
and arrange Standard or Tourist Car Space.
7000-5-28M4ipd, CAPTAIN OF FLORIZEL `
V low him u chief iilutcfs ueriitlctite foré
Leave Bonshaw Leave Ch't0wnl U10! lJ0\'i0ll- 1
'l`11os.2S i1t10.3011.111. 'l`1ies.0.30 p.111.]
l~‘1~i. 2ll.-t1'1.f:011. ni .li`ri. 1.3011. i1i.‘ i 1
' DUNHOLM
 2.161-4
help ourselves the most. I
'And at the joui'ney’s'end' we'll findl
, DR, J, M_ N|¢HQ|_50N,. that kindness was not lost. i
202 Kent Street, _ ________.__»_L__-
T0 BLAME FOR WRECK
ST .lOH\I'S Nfid. May 8.-This!
which investigated the loss ot the
steamer -Florize1,`iunde public theirl
finding-. Tliev find the mishap \\as`
and they suspend his masterls r:ei'li~i
iigile for t\velity~one inontlis, but al-,
e --ff
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1 DUNHOLM 2.16% will make the
1 season ut the owners stable 114 Kent
'St., 1‘l1z1rlo1.tctown and the follow-
,iiig route leaving Charlottetown lor
Eldon via. Pownal and Clierry Valley.
stopping 'at Dingwell Jenks. Moy 27,1
thence to Eldon, Monday night, Tues-
'day Point Prim. stopping at D. B.,
- McLeod nt noon, back-'to Eldon sanieV
jday. We<liiesdny to Henry Brennick,-
. Louis. Lot 60 over night, Thiirsdoy
noon at A. D. Murtin, Grand View;
lTl11irsdz1y night to A. F. Bruce’s,
I Valleyileld. Friday at Samuel Martln’s.
, lligg, Friday night to Cullum Br11ce's.§
,Vernon River, returning to tllizirlot-
` tr-town hy way of 48. This route will bo
 coiitiiiucd every two weeks during thc
;scz1so11. Dunhoim is 11 Bay Stullioii
F weighing 1125 lbs. in racing condltioii.
is n beautiful mannered horse, 11i1_vj
E women can drive him. but l-lnmniondl
; Kelly can drive him faster. When hc.
1 drove him at Sunimerside lust ' year;
Ihc won the free-for-all trot und pnccil
,setting at new truck record for Sum-1
; merside of 2.17%. Dunhoim started;
j lust season in 11 races, winning 8 flrstf
 moneys and only for an accident all
New Annan track in which he cut hiinl
self in the front foot would have end-`=
ed the season unbeaten.
E. L. HARRINGTON,
Owner.
082-5-271M3wks .
i11NcoLli_z.os i-4
Can. No. 538 American No. 48769
..Will make the season Tuesday and
_ Friday at F.Hughes' stable, Charlotte-
town. except ‘Fridays 31st May' and
14th June and 28 June, when he will
be in Kensington ot Tyndale Semples
;st11bles arriving there Thursday noon
, remaining till Friday noon Will leave
| Charlottetown Friday 24th at 2 o‘clock
for Tho. Gleason Cherry Valley,
stopping iit, W. ‘l.awton's, Pownal
from 4 till 5 o‘clock arriving at Theo]
Gleuso-n‘s at 6 where he will stay iillv
noon Saturday, retiirnng ‘by Pownal
at W. L1iwton’s from 2 to 3 o’clock.
This route wlllbe continued fort-
nightly.
1 For further inforinatlon apply to
‘ o. w. wH11'E
York Poi-nt
an Fld Q G
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6016-5»22wfino2wks.
Commodore' Ledyard
No. 34709
ENROLLMENT No. 11
Will make the season 1918 at th
owner’s stable Montogue..Terms:-
Five dollars ai- time of first servic
and ten dollars additional when mar
proves in foal. Commodore Ledyar
ioaled in 1901 was sired by Admiral
Dewey the son of Bingen and Nancy
Hanks. Commodores dam was Lady
Etheyhe by Jackdaw. Hence, it will
be seen that no horse stands higher
in point of breeding. As a sire, he
stands without peer in the Maritime
Provinces. In fact he has produced
more race horses than all the other
stullions confined standing for service
today on P. E. island. He is She sire
of Bob Mac, 213'/4, Hilda S., _18, Or-
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uts Goal Bills 25 to 40 p.c.
  wiilir rr is-=i-iow rr wonns
O
BURNALL is a metal device, with no movable parts. It is bolted in the
smoke pipe of the boiler, furnace or stove. It is in one piece, and there are no
parts to renew. It is altogether indestructible. '
BURNALL needs no cleaning, mzinipiilatioii, or attention of any kind.
It does its work automatically, constantly, day and night.
BURNALL is used on hot air furnaces, on steam heating' plants, and on
hot Water heating plants, as well as on common stoves, ranges, etc. . It works
with soft coal with hard coal, with coke or with wood. Once installed, it be-
comes a permanent part of the plant. llt‘lasts as long as the furnace or heat-
I
ing plant. - V
Scientists have long tried to devise some system to
capture the gases generated by a coal fire' which ordina-
rily escape up the chimney. lthgis been held that, if thbse gases
could be discharged into another furiiace and there consumed, the second fur-
nace would have almost as great efficiency as the one in which the coal was or-
iginally burned.
BURNADL captures these gases. But, instead of sending them into
another furnace, it returns them to the original flame. Acting on a positive
scientific principal, BURNALL draws in air, superheats itand mixes it in pro-
portion with the gases. This mixture is driven andpulled back into the fire,
where it is consumed, adding g1°e_atly to the heat produced, and causing a more
perfect combustion. Because of this improved combustion, the ash is greatly
reduced and clinkers and smoke are almost entirely eliminated.
Your Guarantee
. We sell every BURNALL on the positive written giiarantee of at least;
25 per cent. fuel saving or money back, All BURNALL branches are in a
position to install BURNALL for any customer on a guarantee of at least 25
'per cent. saving or no pay. BURN-ALL customers throughout the United
States and _Canada teptify that BURVNALL exceeds our guarantee. Their
statement-s will be furnished upon request.
 , -   The Cost .
~ We manufacture BURNALL in models and sizes, inotlerately priced for
stoves, ranges and small heaters, to the largest boilers. ` ` '
Each model is constructed on scientific principles to care for a given
' ‘PAc"|'|'-'lc 1l}_?.l‘.2".‘l‘?,>, 21.}.’.’1‘i’l"i..‘i’.’.?.‘.’1}.’ii.'.’l°§‘.s am01mi0ffHel2*ldgaSeS»' 1 `
78 GREAT GEORGE ST.
ENGERS FOR
West and on the Pacific Coast.
ll on or commuiiicate with-
give all information. issue tickets.
barge.
such good condition as at the present ` .
time. He is at the age at which all ' U
great sires have transmitted their . ‘
greatest number of trotters, as it is
an unquestionable fact. that our great-
ost sires beget more speed between
15 years and 21 years than they do ' , B R H 
before that age. Anyone owning a liks» ° ° 0 an’ _ V
ly mare t at wishes to get a colt with
speed or a superb driver will run less - A Chm`|0ttet0Wn1 P~E'1'- . _
risk of failure by breeding -to Com
modore than in “sins .those unvroveii MANAGER FOR EASTERN .CAN ADA AN D NEWFOUNDLAND
asires that owe their reputatidn to their
owner'|, ability as boosters. - ,_,.
list besides' a host of li
N ‘ ironed in better 11m§tl'§§§t.f§.1‘§§f§ The cost of BURNALE is slighbwhen compared with th_l saving effec-
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