AUGUST 13 1910 _

’ ` Tnmmrasr imws _...B THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN »

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It wi ay ou I0 THE CALL FOR HELP BORN. mvrisiuo Hnvrs ron vaclfrrow ‘ l FROM THE N0RTHWE5T~ EiWuN'*roY4`A`t 'um<5'n"aoaa." Aiig. GIRL.

’ 'i » I *"" are ii noi/irs.B to, -

I I' P' h id* °l Bon.” we era rye” ua_ hrn ufeelexh usted [ter bath-

5ll'.-- noe y T e Guar an

the 5th that thousands ol tarin lab- C';I;§';.:1tn,11;,;y%lkrrJu;yS§i' to Ar

glrers are again called for in the R0BBbEE___M_ T,.yUn_ Aug_ 8th_

est. und the excursion train will Frank and Mrs Hobbies 8 Bom may

Buy

We buy from the verv best '

_ _ , possible source-secure

v d v t _ _ ~ ;EiI'_;;t_\ an age that is to be offered and you de,-we the Bu ' 'our c d f`.'h' ' _ _ write ug _tour __e<;u__i;ui;gt;>utfit here and make a s iving-_

Cotton tarred cod lines,

Cod hooks,

Cod leads. -

Cod swivels, Cod splitters, L`_od throaters.

Write US for prices and particulars.

Bruce Stewart & Co, Ltd

Bucneasora tn A. Kennedy&Oo

dlli31’Wtf Box 243 Charlottetown.

_...I

leave this Province in a day or two

must call on P. E. Island for men

am a. native of Belfast and have worked in the harvest field ot the west two seasons and know all about it my last trip out there. I was accompanird bv one ot my nelg-h_ hots. We went as far Manitoba. As the train into Napiuka, Manitoba, miles east of Pierson, we to see how tinies looked

was piiliin about forty left the car lor employ,

were met by two police wio o us

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f ` ”"_"_"” *‘ ' "_" ~-Y----.---'- not ho think about staying there if

UCI( 51 Ooting

Will Soon Be On

` 4

'We are here to sell you Guns, Cn

in the shooting line. '

C all or write.

S. W. CR BBE

HARDWARE MERCHANT

Agent for Paroid Roofing

dmvrfrmtf '

B I thletic Meet

_ 'I` Il E _ -

Twenty-'ihird Annual

FIELD and TRACK

CHAMPIONSHIPS

or rin:

MARITIME PROVINCES

_ Amateur Athletic Association

_ ,wu.i. in: new On the Grounds ol' the Abcgwcit

Athletic Club i

Charlottetown _

ON WEDNESDAY

I August l7th. |910 A

A The City Merchants

Meet ever held in the Maritime Provinces ii grand success

Special Train Arrangements

will. enable all those from the country to come to the city and do their shopping in the morning and rcturu home in the ovcning after the

Sports.

They are coriiiiu: from thc liiiu-it mul the Wcst to attend the Big meet. A large excursion is coming from Novn Scotia and the Btcllarton

Band numbering 30 pieces, will nrrlvc hero in the morning.

we d1id’nt wont to pav our board for three weeks. We again went aboard tho train and as we got into Pier- son the sun was going down. Wi- took our grips and left the train. There was only one man at the sta-

waiited to know "what took so many

Pierson we were fed by the city- two weeks und the railway would take nothing to do with us other than

1' sell us another ticket and take us "wnthsi ‘mly SQ" D °""l§`e

further out. This we refused to do

and the third night one of thc train hands put them out of it and locked

mars.

I guess our 1'. 15. Island boys

don’t have to stand for this being crowded in an old Colonist car like 5 cargo of cattle on an ocean liner for the Old Country. Even the cattle would get straw to s-lccp on, but the P. E. Island boys could not get the straw itself.

I insert my little adveiiture to put

my neighbours wise,

l remain yours,

BEl.l<‘AS'l_`EIt.

when is iiivfsfifizg

Summer is thc. season when the mother finds it most difficult to keep her little ones well. The complaints that afflict the imbicn during the hot. summer months como on so quickly

tum, diiwrhocn, colin, vomiting,

Brockville, (int.

ACADIA SEMINARY

Young Wowon. A STANDARD To yireriaw for ll’7\Il"IiI'l'l‘I"i LIVING All _courses ur" :iriuligod with this end in v|f\_~v. ,

AN 0PlNIf\N

national Rvviv-vc\ 'vas the admirable sys toni that on-ruils in the ruanwtcinenl in f~‘.'s»r,v rienav'tu\¢\nt. of work: the kinfili' noi-sunulit v und tact : tho ircniuls_vmpatii\- in tho rnluiionra lv-»t,wnpn t.om;hr.r and

t r st l`oh ci

has lust. been issuer. it con ---ins i in lnrvvlatimi r‘r\l\f‘.f\rrill'\f!' l"'“1I-"`»GI/\'I‘I7.

HUITSEHIILD FOIICNCIE. BUSINESS. etrxntc

ACAIIIA COI.l.EGI'l__ mio _ l9u

2| Professors and Instructors

[)e'arIment carats and Sciences

Bachelor of Ar's Course

The greatest Athletes from Novn Scotia, Ncw llriiiiswick and P. E. ls- Bgghglof gf Sgigncg cqufge

land will compete, including tenms froiu the Amherst Itnmlilcrs, 1-lallfax

_jiandererfn New (iinsgow, Picton, St. John and other places, as well as

_I "4 i be wcits and Vutoiins of this city

the teams from tic A il ‘~ ' ~ -

Cameron, the great Canadian and lioston Marathon Champion, and

Dr. McDonald, New Glasgow, with Olympic Honors, will compete.

Program Of Events

Pole Vault _

1G~lb. Shot

10-Ib. Hammer

liult Mile Bicycle (mc Mile Bicycle 120 Yards Hurdle 220 Yards (Boys 18 and under).

100 Yards Dash 220 Yards Dash 440 Yards Dash 880 Yards Run Ona Milo Run Five Mile Run

High Jump Broad Jump .

Department of theology

Bscl\e'or of Theology Course English Course.

Department ot' Applied Science

Engineering Couvse.

Calendars and 'other information traalv

i‘ii.l"3i'\'|'i$'.`$’.i`¢_ .’il§.‘3‘.'5’iI.'.-.“.!‘._.‘.° "‘° "°““" "'

rmmasaiaza A Residential School for

Dlfered

for the harvest fields. lt is an es- , tabllshed fact. that the'Nortliwest C%AD:'-'S9 Pmiricclgl 1;' and Mrs'

to gather the crops, therefore they - '-~ _ ‘ "_ _*___-_ ought to use the P. ri. Islanders hair MARRILU. decent.. Speaking from experience; I PINEAII-GALLANT - At St Augus-

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as Pierson. HAYDEN-ROBBINS.-At the Manae,,

but on going into the station d we "T ""'“""’ “D1F‘;IT_

l tl -f ~- ,-f~ {--~

'T_A~\_'IIIJIl.-At_L<J"wFe_r Montague,

tion, we went up to him and askield ' -

him if he wanted any hnrvesters 'I e ‘ ' _

- ,, Rl)DGI<‘RSON.-At Pisqlud on MO

laughed and said he __,ucssed not and “A 1 1910 M M_c_ _

men into thc west ? If they mind all lam' “`a"lfh"°" Of Fred R0 ¥¢"5U“~ th ailw pco le say they wil‘l get ` “gm “"9 m°"tI“

. _ _

c r ay p

.. ~ -» ~ HANNANT.-i'n Mrs licnt/S Pub

left i.\cry time, was his reply. _In Hospital (,mn,_mnk_ B U_

I d ahead blown sn more Hannant is thc yoinzcst daughter

tridges, _ Shooting Vests, Decoys, Belts. ,‘2§‘.,.§`§,, ‘,‘},,,,, ,,, ,,,3,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,_ A .1 w. w. ...ui T.-,<..., P. s. 1.

side door pulinian was left open un- WEBB~'“_At U LBRFY on Aug. 2nd.

1910, (iari Fenton infant son

Powder, Shot, In fact everything you need iigititliihyihlcglsdiiitliiln IEOIIIIE tjiiromriigiiig 'Gordon and Mrs Webb (neo Lydie

. _ . Entered, Aug. 11-Stmrs. City

iii ‘.‘.‘.’.?5; ...?§$.“§?.§i‘.‘i.§? 5.? .§’.1‘“..ii’. Ghent. Ham. Halifax; Houma.

Fraser Montreal Schrs Arivona,

straw stuck for the night. This is' - _ - _ ' ‘ the way the P_ E_ Island boys are Boudrot,_ New York, _l.awrciice, used in thc west. I always notice Gnmt' Glace Bay? Se” Slmpcr' HMT that when the ad for harvestcrs came dm' mimln Swlct' F°rI°“t‘ MMP

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t it is uhm S Signed by the raw Mountain, Francis E. Willard, Her?

ou y _ ._ way conillllny and never by the far-,i*O8ie§i%iiliiy__;ila;:i_\’él;$t$8.Si§lI;%'b_

IS MOST IN DANGER

and so unexpectedly that often it is too lata before the mother realizes that her baby is anything but well, In summer the mother should rnakq a special effort to keep baby’s bowels regular and his little stomach sweet and pure, for this is the secret at

.successfully ivnrdiiic oil those dnn» ,

gerous siirrrmrr cmnpialnts. 'l‘hc mo- thcr will find a great friend in Ba» iiy’s (lwn. 'l`nblet.s during the hot weather. These 'l`n<blets regulate the boivnis, swecten the stomach and thus wai‘d'oil or cur:-_ cholera inlaii- MISS CORNFOUT

etc. Mrs_. Win. Sinc.iaii',_Boiiaven- Miss Mary Comfoot of this city_ “fr” m““" QM" ‘V""'°"" I """‘ wiio has bein nominated as a candi- lnnhiy rccourn-.end l-!nbv's U-wn Tab- dam in the Hnmax Herald and Cha,-_ lets, as tli_ey _have done my baby 10tt(._t,,wn G,,m.d1nn~s 5u_000_00 prize much good' .hold by medl°i“° deal' contest. This contest is divided in- cm or by mall. at Z? cents 3 ‘fox to thrcc districts and number tlirce from The Dr. Williams Medicine Go., district includes the Islands

\Vhnt ivv\ni"-sfieri thc writer 'in the Edu-

Diirul and tho in P ~' \v1i on . \ one .<,.,.,,...,\ i.. ¢....| in im- work -1 the ,t,w_» NN l~`.l)lT("'l`I"N Il<"Il)I‘]ii l~llT17I‘I UON~

I)I'|"I(lNS IN A (IItE.\'I.‘ A'!SET." Thi C t bu I in qeptember

inronuuiou S 0", <2' C UW - F w T I The new catnlolriir- nt Acadia Seminary and Miss ('0rnf09I' is out an" one I1 0

' | ¢ - |, || - ' of the choiccst gifts. _

_ Y°°g__"°"- i_ Iland Soap Band In Auendance and Reireshmenls The Followinc Coufses ani" that iustzuilly rciuov-

Hearty congratulations.

Olly l',0 (.C08,B.Y0

ung

son Congratulations

tine Church, on August 9th, 1910, ` By Itev John Chaisson, JobnrPineau to Adele Gallant, daughter of Chas Gallant, both of the same place.

ongratiilaticns.

Mt Stewart, on Thursday, Aug. 4, 1910, by Rev R. G. Murray,Joacph H. I-Iaydcn and Edna May Robbins lwfh ol Midgell.

July ith, 1010, the sweet spirit of Susanna liiliza Taylor, was tukcn home to God. Hcr earthly life was measured hy 15 years, 4 months and 10 days. A sorrowing father and mother, with brothers and sis- ters arc left to mourn their 'loss DIFD

diy, ug. , , ary c, u-

of pneumionin, William Warren Lord Hannunt aged 3 years and 2

f G and

Mrs Hannunt of Wassa, B. (\., Mr'

Stewart) aged one month.

per, Hayden, Picton; Daisy, Mora Picton. Stmrs. City of Ghent, Hare, Snmmorside; Bonavista, Fraser, No.

Sydney.

SHIPPING NEWS. Cleared, Aug. 6.-Sr-.hr Three Bells,

Murray, Sydney; Behr Doris Hall, Anderson, Pictou; Schr G. C. Kelly, Fougere, Sydney.

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Prince liidvvard, (Jupc Breton, and Newfoundland.

I-5 if

who polls the largest vote.

iiz th

free in No 3 district. <

lst prize-~1 Ford Touring Car 2nd prize-1 Motor Boat

3rd prize--1 Diamond Iling

‘ith-1 Crcuni Separator

5th prize--1 Canoe

6th prize--1 Camera

7t.h prize-1 Piano 8t_h prize-1 Suit of Furniture Dth prizc-1 Bicycle

10th prize-1 Gramaihone 11th prize--1 Steel ilangc 12th prize-l Kitchen Cabinet

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lil

K may

hot a hot bath.

cold the colds.

door

oriened by thc hot water.

l"t\l‘Il.

HPC

lemon hath

water, sf |uarc oatmeal.

(Utica Globe.)

ginin, is said

grcutly

was onl that hc

the two combatants apart.

selves to light like thatfl’ uranlied.

bout, anyhow?"

paused

mister,

suticring

not care Ret along a niattcr

years has

thc body of skin a

all times

after each

and stops

i in Tablets

say of its

but assist

are sold at

ia Company, Dctroit, Mich.

For ilay and

We sell.

South Side Queen Squu

='Y‘Iil\ll~‘.H_ l\'l[i>=l1'_ nRI\'[‘f\PV. ART. ONLY A MASK_ ,-|mwf_

healthier, but t y They are still nervous, easily tired. upset by trifies, and they do not eat nor sleep well. Whnt they need is what tones the nerves, perfects di- gestion, creates appetite, and makes sleep refreshing, and that is Hood's Sarsnparilla. Pupils. and teachers generally will find thc chief purpose of the vacation best suhserved by this great medicine which, as we know, “builds up the whole system."

°.!.‘..5..2I..§%.i3..lA

ilu Kind You llava Always Bought ¢f,r_/f"‘.».ez..

tlvrton Follege Academyl _

l- -l~°l‘*I"i~l~°l°‘i-°l~l~1°°'~l~l°°i°°I°'l*°l°~!~°i-i~l-

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es paint, grease or dirt -

0 ' i Course Loading to Hstriculation. Stains from the }m“d5_

Business Course

A. '__ B. l`or_fu_rtlie_r information apply to

A Secretary A A A Secretary M. P. A. A. A. E. ROB INSON. P. A_q _ _ ° ___,_,_ __ __ _ ___

the principal

General Course » 5 _

VI.Vl io cts per tin.

' .us lieu & co. ‘I

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yo ii a

uunt for thc cause. The water .be too -hot or too cold. You

be staying in it tooiong

bathing when too tlrcd. A cup

milk is -a great pick-me-up alter

Don't rush immediately into the

air aftcr a hot bath, both lor sake of your skin and to prevent

Dashing with water as cold as you

can stand it will make an early on

trip safe after the pores arc

we cannot copy the old-tiinc wo- with their aromatic baths,there many things which can be used

in the water to soften it und rnalic it more refreshing. Among these is

cut in slices and placed in the tcn minutes hcforc using.

A little borux will also soften the

or ri bag about tive inches iiilcd with iialf bran and half

A LADY'S l'il<iI"EN(.lE.

in the Ragged Mountains, of Vir

dwell a primitive folk, who, , live mostly on wild berries

aitdphilanthropic old ladies. A norti 1 crvi man who visited this sect.-ioii was

shocked onc day to see two

of these mountain women busily en- gaged in pulling each othcr’s hair and tearing nach othcr‘s cloth-cs,

y by sheer rliut of iiiuscic finally succeeded in getting

"l\ren’t you two asiimned of your-

' he

“What were you fighting fr-

Dusty, riishcvclled, perspiring, they

a momcnt, and thcn one of

them, pushing the struggling locks hack from her eyes, replied: "Well,

what's er lady ter do when

Read this Artide

Tiicrc is no necessity of fat paopla

as they do. Most fat pco.

plc,nrc so good-iraturcd that they do

h'3'W_th0Y look or how they during thc hot. wcut'iicr. Ar, of fact thcrc is ri natural

int reducer that in thc past several _ been dcnionstratiiig that will reduce fat uiui not tear down

or leave big, flabby rolls

_ nil wrinkles. This mothgu is the _famous hlurmola prescription ‘Vhwh ‘S ‘WW '[N`Cl‘i1l`cd in tablet form to meet: tho llcniands of fut people in thc summer und to ouubit- thcm

to .take tiicir fat i'cd\\ccr meal. (Inn of tiicse little

tnblcts takcn nttcr ii mr-nl turns that mcui into good food for the blood

_ all fat-producing ciemmyfs

from going into thc system. Marmo»

has nn army of man gnu

women who testify to its success, ond you would tire reading what they

triuinplis. Marmola tab_

lets not only stop producing fat th" body hilt they reduce flesh at the rate of from 12 to 15 'ounces a day. TINY H-rc harmless and do nothing

nature tr! give to the body

thc nourishnicut it rc.|uirc5_ Thvy

ull drug storcs, price 75

i"""‘l"" f‘l` Y"‘\ 'WHY Write The Marmo-

120l, Farmer Building,

Harvest Time

The Grand Capital Prize in this

crntest is a 52.40000 automobile to A

be ivcn uvra' free to the candidate

_. _ - .- I - ' .

"A First.-class School for Girls and f0ii;:’,;(il:;__thgriiggni},';1(iui),;tu(ii5Ii;r\be§¢_e§ a

We supply printed

instructions W it each good instrument

Price $325 up.

YC.

or of

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SRG `1\Y_

HOW TO SPEND THE HOLIDAYS.

The holiday mania has set in.

Nothing clsc is talked of, nothing else can interest. But thc ways ui spending holidays are diverse, as di- verse as the types of human charac- ter. There is /but unc point upon which we all ngrcc; tiicrc must he change; the holiday must. be ns dif- ferent from the ordinary lifc us pos

sible.

To withdraw 'for a season from the

routine of daily civili'/.cd existence and live simply, naturally is xi pnnnf cea for hail aches und pains, rind strains. tlontact with nature gives rc- frcshmeut as nothing else can. \\‘het» hci' we enjoy this in the fine air of the mountains or the salt brentii of the ocean matters little. The point is to get clcun away from everyday surroundings, to cut adrift from or- dinary trammels. I-low good to ict the barbnrous man ivitiiin us have his way for once! All Englisii nf-_opie know the feeling. It belongs to the sumo nature that makes them such excellent colonists. What some cali hardship. for them spells pleasure. The same feeling it is that sends our young men out Alpine climbing, dciy< ing cold and hunger, our men and women cxiraviinuiug cooking und f`iud» ing for themselves, delighting in thc :ibsciice of dress suits and iliuucr bells, mul whole iuiriiiics to crimp out in thc woods v\'iicrc they go buck :is far us possible to primitive con- ditioiis.

"Nobody knows us; it docs not mal.-

tcr what we tio.. Thu iiitcnsc dclii:ht of living in thc opcu, iiuticss, siioclcss, coilnric.ss, with a bathing towcl ticd loosely round thc neck; what bliss this is to inannitcl :ind what worlds of good it. docs them! To say that

r_r~_:;t us wcii as n change is such

Elforlroils

New York Artist. Wiite me for prices and other desirec' information.

J. A. S. Bayer rsorocfnriii-:ii

New Prowse Block. _

while on si holiday wc must have

truisin that one is hnif nsiiamcd to

I will receive orders foi

Pastels and Oil Paintings by A. Alex. MacLeod, the noted

I £77 " .

iwrite lit, but there some who need

reminding. To come back home from a vacation unrctreshed, just because at/tempts were made to do too much at the outset, und to crowd too many incidents into a limited period, is of all things dlssapointing. We have heard of people so spending holidays tiiat it took considerable time to recover from them after- wards. This is particularly the case with people who spend holidays a- broad, where the temptations to "sight see", are too irresistible to be cvndvd. In all crises where there has been ovcrstrain, it is a capital piuu to begin on holidays with a few days' yu-rfect rest. Indeed, this is a prcru1i'iptinn that would do good to most. Nor should long walks, tat- iguing cxcursioiis und too many rounds of golf be undertaken by peo- ple who are quite out of training.'lt is bi-ttcr to lead up to tiicm gradual- ly.

“Wiicrc" to .spend our holidays is a

'mich more diliicult uiicstioii to set- lc thnn “how," because the choice -s now so wide, siiivc travel is made ‘o chcnp niui cusy. l~‘or tnmiiics who live inland, nothing cnn bcat thc sea- .iiic holiduys. 'l`hc sou is so compan- onnhlc, mul with “thc children" tor in cxriiso, i-von [uthcrs and mothers "nu spcini whole inoriilugs happily on Ilia iuruch, and play with them. Young liritain hnrc-legged on his mud rustic is an institution qt the hlnglish lu-liiiny month. For those who spend fhcir bomc iitc ncnr the thc sea, crimping out in the woods uiakcs ii delightful chungc, and .is far more bniiciiciul ns fur as health is r-oncorned.

'l`iu-_rc is our more difiicultyt it is

that ncuriy u\'\-ryonc iulics n holl- liny ut the .smnc tinic, which simply doubles all cx|icii.scia. lilvcry place is so ov<-rcrowilcii. lint. thr-u when there ui-c ciiiidrcn, this is unavoidable, as the time is fixed by thc school holi- dny.

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Il]NEY` PILLS

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l`0R SALE

For sale or to let, with immediate

possession, the dwelling house and prciniscs of the late Charles Palmer, situated in Ciiariottctown, known as "t'ilcncniru." The house contains tivelvc rooms and is fitted with all modern roiivciiicncfes. Thcrc are in roniiiortion with the prcniiscs alarge concii»iio\|:_:c mul stable. also an ex- tensive garden. I’rciiiist‘s can be in- spcctcii ut any time. For terms and purticulurs apply to

H. J. PALMER,

Solicitor, Charlottetown.

5th August, 1910. 8~6d1mo. i

Charlnttatnvi n.

HtiliH ANU SiHiNGiH

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IHHUUGH Pliiii iilillii

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In this modern, busy, bustlinglmaker and 'body builder known to

world the niau or womnu wiio`isuh'»'_`lh't¥""mt*Iii`t1l1”l"`"" profession. Nulife will aliic. to follow thc strenuous pa<‘c,iiii your vcius \vit.li`rirh, rcil blood not by active men will be iioprzicssiy ‘ mukc you enjoy life to the fullest fit iriistaiicctl by their stronger compmri you for thc frny, und make a new ions. The sccret of the hcnlth and bein' of you. Nuiifc will aid in the .-.ti'ciigtii iics in thc blood-kccp your" ciiickof any di:-:cusc by supplying the blood good and purc and you’ii i1cv~igrnnt. ch-nu-_nt of go.-il hciillh»-pure or he ill or weak. lt’s thc rich, rcd,.`uiooil_ 'i`hc best pliysiviuns commrnd lfighting blood in a man that fits his_Nuiifc und uii the rciiubic druggists |boriy and brnin for the battle of lifc§ur1~ beginning to iipiirr-ciutc the ad- iuud if you are not fooling kc:-uly the \'zii\l_ugcs it bus ovcr other medicinal

'gi'o_u_t jo_y of living yo\i’il uccd to,{\i'i-piii‘?tior£s._:;i’i;i_cc___§0i' pcrhbiix oi'_2 loo for tio root of the cuusc~~ bud- uixcs or ‘....1\. I uic run c iougi ibiood. For purifying thc blood andiof any \ii'ui£‘.<i.~'t or ilcnicr or is sent bettering thc condition of the bodyipo.-tpnifl on rcccipt. of llI`i"0 by nothing can cuiu-il NIIIIIFFI (l'lc<l‘.ioiiusoii und Joiimaoii, tfity, Whole-

lliood Tablets)-tiic.greatest blood- :mic l"li.<triiu1tor:;. mwtdrtf.

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'l"h1>re is provirivrl lust lb:-cnilrsn that Mnlly are not being benefited by tilt __._____._._.___..___;____ .:; ___ . _ ‘___ _

}.§.(. npviyq tn nt _vi-m fm- C0_\u':L|.y|‘[.} L|V_ Hummer vacation as they should he_~ i~l-i-1*’-'_' -'--'- -~~--~-~--~ ~ -~~ -- - - --~~ f- -

`l' h" "QM "rm °p°'"" September 71 Now, notwithstanding much outdoor

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. . . . Writ t Prim-'ml lite, they are little if any stronger '

are ioining in and will help to maine the Biggest Athletic H-'F-f5@\\{,',\I§f`_";`|~,_ NP nom they were. 'rim nm on their . ~

'I ‘ ` ' faces is darker and_makes them look

' ' i is onl a mask.

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