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. 2 N0n`C\“`hl|g flhns to-day: Vegetable soup; Eutree, Lam- . . ’

AT THE KOSEY KORNER b k- f itt , gold r ; Joi t .

IS a tO_ gaslgglerled €r;1m__8 to 10; dinner, lglgttti gtrlgaatrloirlisggubeeféidisll ggavy, rdlasit i1_1...._- _ ; p . o . a ,mn ce; came an mas ~. T"-"""' "11 a ed potatoes, mashed turnlps; Currantf 1 a

WILL PREACH.--Rev. H. R. Boll custard pudding, vanilla sauce, apple i

Coal and Wood. You get both good and dry now and at the lowest price.

We have a big

stock off-Hard and Soft C o al a n d Wood. Send us your order.

A. Packard & co

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“Use Macs Superior Essence of

Vinegar and Mixed Lgplees when inali- ing l‘ickles and “Chow”-you'll have better luck. Macs Essence oi Vin- egar and Mixed Spices are better hut they don't cost any more than the in-' ferior kinds. 'l‘i‘_v them. ’I`lic 'l`\\'o Macs, 149 Great George Street. Mt|`

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_'l‘IicY cost no more than the inferior kind. and llicn you are assured ot better esulls.

Once tried y_uu will use no other.

All sizes tdiit any Camera

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IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

will preach in the Spring Valley liall on Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock.

FOURTH WORK.--Messrs. Michael

Coughliu, Everett Hogau,.and W. R.

Slxiw leave this morning to take up ga ti-th year work 0. A. C., at Guelph, n .

KENSINGTON RANGE-On ac-

count oi' the exhibition and horse races being held tlils week, Kensing- ton ltiiie range will be closed until Monday, the 27th lust. F. V. Long- \vortli, Range Oilicer.

DONATIONS.-St. Peter's, St.

James and the First Methodist Church will please send in their dona- tions for the P. E. I. Hospital lunch io St. Paul's Parish Hall this evening.

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TAG DAY-Wednesday and Thurs-

day will be “Tag Day" for thc Char- lotetowii Hospital. Ladies who will help will please meet the Sisters of Charity at League of the Cross Hall. Ten cents for a tag will help a very worthy institution.

RECRUITING T§QT.--A tent has

been erected onthe hibitlon grounds,

and Major Leigh and his oillcers will he in attendance during the three days. Some war relics will be displayd, and il is hoped that ii. large number of young men may see it to be their duty to volunteer.

'DR. ALLEV'S ACCIDENT.- Dr. Alloy, \vlio is now uiidcr treatment, at the Prince lddwnrd island llospitul for iiijurlcs reccivell while inaklng the trip ironi Stanhope to Charlottetown

' KOZEY KORNER -Dinner menu

pie, pumpkin pic; Tea and coffee. `

IMPROVE THE HAIR by having Mrs. White, Queen Hotel, attend to it.‘ Switches, braids, puffs, etc. Combings made up. 3074

OPEN AT NIGHT.-Prowse Bros. Store will be open for business Wed-l

ness night. 3086'

D0 NOT FAIL to take in the at-

tractive booths of the great bazaar to be held in the Market liall exhibi- tion wcek under tiio auspices of the Notre Dame Academy. 3071

AUCTION SALE.-Come to the

Auction Sale to-day at_my Auction Rooms. Everything in household fur- niture and effects will be offered, sale commencing at 1.30 p.ni. Benj. Car- ter, Auctioneer. 3035_

FOR SHOPPERS.- Paton & Co's

buyers were most successful in, their selection of blankets und comforts this year and have an exceptionally wide range for Exhibition visitors who will want their winter supplies while in the city this week. 3048.

SQUARE SQUANDERINGS.-One

half of the space on the Square directly behind the Market Hall has been allotted to the gentlemen of the iaklr fraternity, \vho rely on this short season to rake in the shiekcls from the iuan»y youths who love the delights of the wheel of fortune, the Aunt Sally. the big hainmer, the couoanut shie and other like attractions ol’ the season.

SERIOUS LOSS - Mr Samuel

Continues all _day Today i

If you were unable to get down town yesterday-you will still be able to

see the great Millinery showing. We are continuing the' display al_l day today -and will be very pleased to have you call.

'New Imported Shapes

_New Imported Trimmed Hats

New Trimming Materials

New Millinery for Children New Models trimmed in our own work-

room as supervised by Miss Wynne.

Miss Wynne has returned from a long trip among the great

Millinery houses, and will be glad to see all her customers in- terested in new Millinery.

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in his gasoline yacht Elinor. is doing Sherroll. Crapaud. had tlie-niisi`ortune

T well, but will be in the hospital yet to lose two iino cattle. one Tliursday

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The..Cec¢r“?.Qferdieftc. ' The Great ' 1

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/_ ° gg \ l`or about a nionth. morning and the other Saturday night.

Stuff” . ’,, i- They broke into a grain ileld and

_ _ OF LOCAL |NTERE5T...]1¢-mic,-F, who ai`ter gorging themselves there toek,it

f01' Y0ur Half 7; rn-0 iruercsieti in nic Mariulme Home is suriwsed. u large uuantily of water

. ie_i__oiris at 'i‘rin~0, N. si., will lem-n at a1i_0a_r-by br1_>0l<» It was honed that

Rexqll 9 Ha' ' - . _ » _ _ _ wi i pleasure that in connection \vitii 0110 0 U0 Wilt 0 W0llld have got bet-

( 3 lf' T0l'lIC IS tl’l€ l‘€dl tl1ll1iZ lOl Cllr- _ the home there is a foiir-acre garden W1' 09 She lllllzoroil two days longer

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ing dandruff, preventing falling hziir, and destroy- ing all microbes that may effect the hair follicles.

who .ire in ii-aid(-nie here t.tl\r= iniuli

STYLISH MILLINERY-This dis-

iuulcr culiivatimi. and an on-.imrli or than the other.-V. s ,_f____,,__.._”_ . --___'_ W -~ _ - V -

"' one hundred trees, and that the girls ~--

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If you want good hair, you necdtll I-lair Tonic l ' ' ` " ' ' ' ’

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I- n . . .___ ._ _ _ A , _ |irirc_ in their suiroiiiiilings :ind lri P3)_' 5 0U _ ¢ ¢5P¢C|3||¥ I" ¢"¢SU"9

Sold hc 0 0 ly .it 75c, money back if dissatisfied. =_ J . .fl iwlfpiin; cvt-ryiiiing neat and ti-nn beth as 9"' Millinery Dept- is splendldly

llurronld 1,4 inside and 0ug__ equipped with every novelty that fash- _ ____ lon dictates in fan and winter head-

Macliinnon Drug Co. 1'

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* il . to-Wear Hat Untrimmed Vel t

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The coming svnod to be held in St lohn, Ortohei 5, will have at least

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Shapes, Untrimmed Felt Shapes, Or

_ .. ' ' "' / three llilicrrziit nominees froni presby» "a'"e"tS» F°a""°"s' F|°w°"*’ in 9"°-1' '

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reluiiilc tobacco go to an _..-_-_-,;». "f1,_T,_,_"_;-.“{_~i_

lionest manufacturer. W "‘~ " ‘ “""` " ‘

e;-ztlilnlish such a reputation, and believe our old friends will say that we have never -f‘i.=‘.:ippointed them. Hickey’. lilnck Twist Chewing 'l`<»l»acc~_» represents not onl; our best efforts but the best to be had inthe tobacco hue.

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i‘i‘:ii'sii\ii\istei‘i1t llarvey Station N.l`i. llcv. ll. it. (lritiit. sercrctary ofthe Nova Scotia 'I`i‘iiipei'ziiii:o Alliuii<'.c.and l‘rol`. J. W. Fiilcoiier, D. l)_, o|‘ Hali- izitc l‘rc1shyti:i'laii (iollcgc, have ull been uzinicd.

BOB MAC'S FlECOFtD.- llob Mac,

the sensaiioiiiil side \vlieeler, owned

d’0r., has iigain broken his record by travelling the lost heat ol' thc 2.17 class in the sensational time of 2.13- ‘/|, and likewise establishing a new record for Maritime bred horses. This liorse was bought in P. E. i., three years ago, by Peter McNeill of the 1). t‘, (‘o`s force. New Aberdeen, and she was then only nn ordinary driving horse. Last year, she showed signs of developing exceptional speed. and wi\:~'. sold lor it ripe sum to the present owner. Today sho is one of the most, il` not the inost valuable horse in ilie lilaritlilie provinces. ln the two races :;iie has purlicipatcrl in, shi: has won them in straiglit heats. Sydney Ex.

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HOGS WANTED _

We Wish to advise farmers our Plant

will be ready for operation on Tuesday, 28th 'Septembenwhen we will be in a

gosition to receive Dressed Hogs. Heavy ogs should not be killed until weather becomes colder and in no case hill hogs until properly finished and ready for market. Parties having hogs to offer will do well to write us for prices.

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If you should need auf ,___o_LET' GOODS K°°‘KB’0g§gg8§AT%leAns. cle/inEr1'Esl l;l|?cEs'yl»ru'ii fine it 'iu=r<», in fish* ‘1““"*Y “ml “i

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::SORE FEET-Are you troubled

with them? Ponslar “Tread Easy" Foot Powder will give you instant re- lief from that hot, burning sensation so often troublesome in warm weath- or. 'I‘here's nothing that will put your feet iii good shape so quickly. 25c. box. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

DOG TRAINED TO PHONE

APPROACH OF ENEMY.

PARIS, Sept. 20.-Aecordiiig to the

Gazelle dc Frniirzc, at certoili lfreni-li regiinent. possesses it dog which is sent out from advanced seiitrv posts

iinlilllie '_ ' y ' ` " . D , ~

ahh-. For :i great many years _ doctors firoiiounr' eil it :i local disease and prescribed loca remedies :md by rimstrintly failing to cure with local treat'

irovc n i atarrh to he a constitutional disease and

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old bv 1 uilgl s. r. _ ’I‘akc liall's Family Pills fori onstipation.

SPEAKING OF SUNFLOWERS.-

Mr. Willie Morrison, son oi’ Mi‘. ll.S. _lViorrison, Jeweler. Keiislngioii, has ,in his garden a. -sunflower the stoni of ‘ which measures .seven and a half in- ches in circuini`orc|icc. it is eight loot lon iiiclics in height. 'l`lie seed lied ni the top ineasuircs ten and a uiiartcr

by |,mm__. ,._mmh__"_ of I_i.\th,_ “ms iii:-lies: in diaiiioter within the flower.

l‘ho largest leaf measures nineteen inches in diaiileter. lie also has sweet peas ineasuring six feet ton in? ches in height with sixteen different coloured blooms.

l BABIES WIN PRIZES.-- The fol- ,lowing clipping is from the BBoston Globe oi' Sept. 7th and was accom- panied by _tho littlelad'.;-i pliologhapli. ’l‘hc\'e were 80 babies, all happy and pretty at the lawn party of St. Ange- l l:t's (‘hurrli, Miittapiiii, yesterday af- ternoon, wliich was it success. Mrs. lt. J. Mt'l“onko of Blue llill av was in cliurge. It was some task to dei-ide just which was tho prettiest baby. 'l‘hoy were :ill pretty, That was iid- miticd by tho crowd atteiiding thc pui'l_\'. Mothers stood on thc grass mound in the broiliiig .sun waiting tor verdict for Mayor tiui‘lr_v sind Sheriff' John Quinn to arrive. They had been selected to act its judges. But it was getting late. so Mrs. John Fitzgerald, Miss Mary Garey and Miss Margaret Goode were appointed a committee. Richard Hennobery, 1 year and 7 months old, son of Dr. and Mrs. l’./\. llennebcry of i1 Rosewood st. Mat- tapiin, who has relatives in l’. E. I.. was adjudged the prettiest baby and took ilrsii prize. Margaret Fni'rimzton 11 months old, was the next prettiest, Andrew J. ltela, 17 months and John

14 months, ami Paul Krllv 1 month,

pastor of the i liurih and his curatcs, were delighted with its success.

nent, pronounced it incurable Science has

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ll ervi rc requires constitution treatment. fi _ 4" iili i`ure. inanufacliired by I" J. Vheney & FURTHER PARTICULARS.-Oil Fil

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i‘f~,__|~oicrlo__:ll\io,_;slh»_raily _rr;nstit\_i_t\cnii_l cure day Uvcnmg ‘ash at about len 0.__l0(,k_ l S

‘H3 nlilf E . IS 3 en ln ernn Y. HV 5 . _ _ I _

llliectly on the hleod and mucous surfscesoflhe while fl (ioullkf of _Elle Crew Gf the Sbhr I

system_ 'ljhoyoffcrone hundred dollarsfnr env “Vere ll. ltoberts were pouring gaso- fa'-“T ll f.“"-* I" film- 5'~`“d ‘uf “""°“‘“'S “nd line troin :i 5 gallon can into the tank ‘°“"'“f.’§'f'l?` , CHENEY & C0- THIN-’i>. Ohio which feeds llic deck engine, the fumes

Adi J - Si re __ ____ 75 _ _ _ from _the gasoline caught iiro from tl_i_r_i

lantern held by one ot the men

wonds the flames had spread

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We'Il not be too busy to

give your wants prompt and careful coiisidoration - tho sumo painstaking. courteous service that han made this store famous will be in full force during exhibition us well as nt any other time.

Mako full use of our FRFZE

Veterinary Bureau. an expert will tell you of the cause, how to prevent and how to cure the different diseases to which your horses and cattle are sub- jccted-- in fact, any informa- tion you wish regarding how to keep your herd healthy, will be cheerfully fiirnlshod with- out a cent of cost or any ob- ligation on your part.

See us- we will be glad to

I see you.

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; ' ‘Y ` over the deck and hail caught in the

sails whiili were already on fire The

‘ into their gasoline launch and quitting the vessel. The iianies spread so rap-

tiiiic to go into s ca n ie . had ri considerable sum of money,

le was obliged to iiban

1 _ . . was dead i-aim and the schooner was

lying at anchor about three hundred yards west of "Tryon Shoals" about

about - B. ltoberls. hails from Parrshore, N

with coal from Sydney. Sho was n vos- sel oi 124 tons register, ami carried between two and three hundred tons

she had gone ashore on Picton reefe, and had to discharge about one hun- `dred tons of her coal there. After get- ting off the reefs it was foimd that she

,, uiellcrutor. Rev. J. A. ltlachoan. of ffwmpfly at__pATONS' 6 H l I I

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After you have bought your “Colonials”----Because

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you will have done'YOUR duty at home by bringing joy

and comfort to our Brave Soldiers who are doing THEIR

duty so nobly _at_the_ Front.

“There’s Nothing so good as “Colonials”

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.i. nilfiiiliiiiiil. Miss .lean iiii-iieiiaiflifl»~~<>~l. Miss.l~‘\oreii<'c H. \\’risht. Miss

the vessel and that the loss was ovci‘_ $4000. The cargo, liowcvcr, was cov-_ cred hy ilisiii'a|u'c. All day Sa.t.\u'iiiiy the vessel was still burning, the coal having caiiglit, lirc. The captiiiii and crew landed at Vicloria mul on Siitiir- day inorning left, on their lztiinrh for Cape 'i`ormentine. The llraiit was alongside the bruning schooner from Saturday until she sank about S ii. in. Sunday and did everything pos- sible.-V.

VISITORS TO BONSHAW.- Ite-

gistercd at the Beitiiui Hotel. Ilon- sluiw:- Mr. William ('.\irrzin, (litur- lottetown; Mr. James llflchlaelicrii, Mr. Louis (1. Wright, Mrs. l.. (‘.. Wrifslii. Mr. Geo. Voiibusliirk. Mis:-i Elsie Toulon. Mr. D. J. Mclioniild, Mrs. l).

hli.-'.-; licli-ii Mi-l)oiiiild. Miss l\larion l Irene t‘olling::, bliss .\ddu~. llogan. Mr.

l\li~l\oiiulil, i\lr. J. ll. lli‘n\\'ii. Mrs. J. S. I l.cilh \\'rigl\t, hir. \\'llli:iin Mclnnis. Iliigiiall, Mrs. lleiiuni. i‘liiirloiic`io\v|i; ,Mix lfri-d Large. l\lr_. lzlluior llovyer. Mr, lil. llliilie, l‘ortl;iiiil, I\'l:iinc; l\‘ir.li\li'. \\'illiaiii Gnrrirli. Mr. Walter ll. i\loi'i-islieail. t‘lnii'lolli-i»i\\'ii; Mist; _ l.iii|tz, l\lr. Pope llecr, hir. Jack Grif- l-`loi‘oiici\ lietiiiiiiv, llostoii; i\‘li.~:.,-; l"loi'- C iitli, Mr. (li-urge Mi-liiiiiniii, Mr. Frank cure l`ellin. (`liarlotti-iowiig Mrs. l ltiggs, Mr. tleorge llcrrigan, Mr. E.J. .laines l"iirf|\iliai'si>ii, lliiubury; Mr. l(liillant, liiiiss Annie Acorn, Miss 'l‘. IG. Mi-Niitt. Mr. George ll. llclllois, i\i:ill,ic Flinpelle, Mis-.s Francis Mc- Donald Nicholson, Mr, John llyrnc, Lauglilin, lviiss Mamie (}Gillispie, Mr. Jos. Mct‘.n|‘ey, (‘l\arloiteto\\'n; J. A. licslic Suiitli. l\lr. Frank Martin, Mr. McA.skill. llitlilax, N. S., Mrs. John (‘, I.. lircw, Mr. Percy L. Smallwood,

llvrne, Mrs. Jos Mc('.ai'cy. Mrs. l). l>

l\lr Walter Matheson. Mi' Geo H

ltyiiu, Mr:-'_ t' J l)uli`y and Son, l\ir. F. iToombs, Mr. Fred Bourke. Mr. Art- Wiill<i~r, Maiitcr l<‘ranl: l{no\vles, i\lr.lliur l\fl<~i{iiinoi\, Mr. W. Il. Worth, iiolliiigs, Mr. George Mchellan. lilr. ihiiss l<`lorem~c Mvllonnld, Miss Mar- Vlziir llnllgsoii. Mr, Reg l‘o\vi»|';<, Mr. ijorie llniirke, Miss lileanor Bourke, l~)il\\':iril M'_-llonald, Mr. Friinl: Coyle, l\li', and Mrs. A. Irwin, Mr. Edward \lr. \\"ill`rc~il (`o_yle. illi:-'s Addie lilo-_lr\\'in, ('liarloItotown.

night with ii. telephone strapped Mllllililléi- 1 .Vf‘Hl' li\l‘l!l‘-Si f0I‘ ilioll” MIG. _

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tl i l -. t i k of gasoline and cause . ali? ix;xp\llllls(liiill\lost no time in getting

stood limi lhr-re was no lnsiirfiuce on

““’ “‘“‘ "‘“ °“lIi“"‘ l1l“$5i".."“l3 Steadier Nerves

`\"5`15""~ fir "mc °f ir “°°‘“°"t li and Clearer Brains

1"” '"'::;:‘slit;f.?.:'u‘.:.ii‘.§:’°u::°s.ii than 111052 Wh” dfi"k S. ...in f.. B., e......i Tea or C0ffee_

°f S“°"‘y *’°'°'°“‘°““"“'?"‘ Ten days on Postum shows

was leaking considerably and they had , R ,Q

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e 'gine which had .run short of gasolinj

Y DRUG31-Q E, i and which the crew were s\iDDi.Vi\\§ _ _ TH§°3\il(l;_|::T‘ P______° sm 5 \ |49 Gféat GGOYQB St. ) when the accident occurredl It is uuderl MADF IN CANADA Canadlan Postum Cereal CC_ Led” Wmdsoi-_ out

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over higlmoulli and o. wire connecting ‘00h HCXI IWI'/~‘?» “Wi Jfillll Cilllfliillflll- __. .. ’_%_;':=-"-‘ "._- -* - ~ -- H »--~-~- -~ - ----------~ " -- '17 llie instrument with thc post. li' the -_ _ f .» '

dog h,,m~,, th.. (;,-_|-,mms app,-(,m,|,i|,K sinallc_st lor their age. took next hon- lic barks quietly into the telephone. f“'S- '|h"_l=\Wl\ ll"-Fly Cllmfl 10 fi C105"

last evening. The grounds were ug-

'i`l\r-rc is more i':\i:|rrl\ in this section nt the lllw Wllli lllqlliis. Th” '“l’l("‘* w(`r0 “mn

rf,-iimrvllriniill other diseases put together and pmwmi'/_(~,|l_ nm] Rnv_ [<‘rn_n(~lg ,I_ Ryan_ last itw ears wa » au posed to be incur _ _ .

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SLEEP DESTROYYERS. Tca and Coffee.

Sho .e;ul`fr‘ri-d froin iiervoiisness by

rl:i_v and :ali-1-ples:<iiess hy night.

“lip to tliree yearn ago," writes a

young women, “l wus in the habit of ,igniting ,-tnllme frf~<\ly and did not realize that it was injuring my health’ lien. contains i-oiieiuol the same drug i`i»iinil in ¢-iil'l`oi'l “till I was finally nunlo the vii-tiin of nervous head- arlivs so violent that I was compelled to give up l|ou.-.eliohl activities and .~i:\_v in bed iniich of the time. Then iiisoinnin miiiiv upon me and tho ivretfslii-iliii‘.~1¢; ol' slr-r~plci=.s nights was added to the ageiii' oi' painful days.

“This lusleil iinlil I was persuaded

by a friend to give up coffee entirely :ind use l‘osluin. The insult was, in less than xi week l began to feel a r-lniiigo for the holler; gradually my nerves grow stronger and l begun to :sleep nights.

tiny by day the improvement con-

tiniied und gradually. I was restored tn lionlili. My lieadaehes left me, the

iieiwoilsiiesi passed away entirely and I enjoy good, sound sleep at night.

"This is whnl l owe to Postum, and

l ioel ii but right to toll you of it." Nnme given hy vaniidian Postum Co.,

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