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GUARDIMI

eorge Glow.

Elmer Murphy. [l6 Hanover 82.. and

9O Ottawa 8t.

VIUMMEBSIDE and PRINCE COUNTY

Newl- “

hacrlptlolu. Advertnln;

i“ Guardian may be bought daily ll any of the

followh; stores noun", Inter ‘"000;

Gourllel ' Drugstore, ‘flaw "n", Water Street; aura Gnudet. s1 c

in Bunmonlde: Water ltreet, ranyllle Street

lnn tvlll be delivered to u: homo tn Stunmerslde.

“ﬂier B6)’

40a SALE trailer. rim fuel -waxrmn.

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_5:tll-.‘RALD HALL. Wednesday tque Rink Frlda n, M Mal-C], 19th. st- 8.15. Indlanﬁo all country s

‘h.’ 3-0," order to the boy reep

1y Alex MacDonald, ‘travellers’ n. r110“ 51""

y0li sAuz. -- 1m Ford m» dump truck. New motor. Below “n; price. Phone 496-4 or cJnll-nt Hn-vard Street. Summer .

..e,--l\'ctisingto.lt Players pmsent ntiieo act I)!;\y_ Auspiccs Summer- gdd Parish C. W. L.

_“Q(KEY filtals Bcdeque Rink

Tuostlﬂl- . _ _ __, _ g ytQt-kcv Lczultv. Summelslde C.,.- Grvcn Eltuthrurk" to lllS slnls \*< _ . “m, ,,,,.5,l,1;¢ the frnal

Mlltil 18. South

rwctowla Royals. Third glrnr. If

Freelqlhd SiIOUlLi win it will finish

W, .,~-.¢s ﬂllll all cups won m ,‘,.,,|~. t ‘lltttlttlt- allti lvlrnvv" solve»- ? - t)!‘(‘.~('|ll'.‘(i. A total of t:

-l'tll.lt'l5 COURT — In

the dr- Polico Court n titan

sunnnl: “h” _ (l llrcvlotlsly picavded‘ sum 1., l't't.'(‘i\'l|‘.g stolcn goods.

u, I tlruvrs for kltchmt

‘fl -.1

tit:

, .'nd ovv r to kcct) the Y I\\u lvnrs. The wcvk- tti trn drunks was also ti. Thrro had Lll(‘il‘ ,,-,,..tt<t. tlv<~ wt-rr- finvd .'I(l 115i}, Nile was fincd yt-(l ltsts. and onc $10.00 ti vtrts e S.

_Y0l'.\'(i PEIZHRLIIS DIEETXNG

111p Kclasllzptctl Young Pcoplc

‘TN-e pltgwti t.» Iltvc its limit‘ git-wt. t'p I-‘;ct-t;~_v.-l YGutig Peoples H, \)'c:.l. mi ' him-ch 12th. '1 he

m“ I‘ M- Muf“ 37 l Archibald MCKEIIZiP txns appqititcd truth ti. "rvﬂl Pnd m“ i“‘"9'it1i:l<tcl' rfrcrcltiotlica and bcuntl will 1"‘ ‘l i-"Ulfll" m" “Film? ‘his dutic». \\'llil a llflff sprech which

.\"'1"' A" “m” "mmdttvas both ltuttnrtitts and Inform ' “H? Frk-"lﬁ" “"5 "F" ntive. Mr. James Prndergast. also

bv ll. x hlaaw Mar-k 4 14-20 was _,pok,,_ b

'!_\" lztvt t

l inc cvctting was spent and contests. A short m5 hold undct- thc lmd-

mn h_v I'm prrwidrnt. Krill: Slew-

Ill".

A ttfc cf thanks was extended "It Y.P U. by William

Y

bcli f c! the Frcctowtt 'I‘|ip t-I in; Iiylnn was

P.U

will,“ A pn-imd \\'<' Hit-v: in Jesuh"

Bcnuizrttcn by Rev. L M Murray. guests all joining hands and sing-l

at 2o per day or 12o per week. Pho

Shovel

no us t... mt. “m...

onnlble for deliveries on your route.

In: to work in country store. Apply "K." c/o Guardian.

—R-ESERVE MARCH I and 2G for concert in Si. Paul's Hall, Bummer-side. in aid of Convent.

-scno0i. we: srotrrs. Bed. 5'. March 21. Open chools.

l -IN IIONOILR 0F 51', p51. RICICS DAY - As-hss been his custom for a grcat many years, on lviarch 17th. Mr. J. E. Dalton diSlfliilUlPd gifts of "The Little friend: and acquaintances ycstcrday. It Burs without saying that hi: thoughtfulnz-gs was much appreci- ntcrl l._\' lllttr- l‘(‘ll1l‘l1ll)(‘l'l‘(‘i. par- ticularly zts tlzv rrnl shamrock is ,difllctlit tu ubtullL-S.

-—BlR1‘lill/\\' ANNVPJRISARY.— ihlrs. Lydia Stmnns of Kensingtou lwas "At ilomc" to her friends on fttlondny‘. Alarclt 10th, on the cows. ion of hcr 89th hzrtltdav nnniver- 53F)‘. Friends from far mid ncnr

gm," W0 monlhs h, vlrtd wit-h one anotiitct" in Itouoringl

fills ltigltly vstccnlcd lady. Grcot- lgint; Cards, tclcgratns. flowers. candy and gills cf every kind ﬁlled the ll'oo-nt_ Airs. Sfmms was kcpl busy all uftcrltoott mid cvmtug grcctilu: ,the lttlnlr-ruus cztllrrs who showcrcd liter with brst ‘visht-s, for ntany" ‘ltnp|)_v FOLl111l5 of the"day. A dctc- lious buffet supper was served by her daughters. bliss Lottie Sinims assistrd by Mrs. Robert Stafford. iMrs. (icnrgc Rou-tlrss, Mrs. Emcst tMiII HYS. Cccil Mill. !\‘Irs_ J. B. -Prnfitt, Mrs. Frank illcNclll and .\Irs. Robot: .\icl\’a_v During thc afternoon the guests were cuter- talncd with piano selections by Mrs. Joscph ."l‘.1crn_ In the cvcltirtg Mr.

riotly before n program of |mtlsic and song was. carried out. fvllss Illarihn lnckltart was the ac- companist. Mrs. Robert llIcKny t! Amherst was -rnost cntcrknitllltu at; a raconlcusc of storirs from Th,- program was concltldcd by thc

‘irg "Ilappy llirtltdzty- to You". "For

A_J

Ycifs a itlllifﬂ t

‘ck for lottr llsnd Ecg~ krcp all your ntakmup

— It; Grader will»

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CAPITOL

' Illillllillll Milli! mum

w» Brent.

f d6»

She's a JOIly Good Fellotw", "Auld Lang Syne" and "Blessed be the Tie That Binds." Farewells includ- ed heartfelt wishes to Mrs. Simms for abundant health and happiness for the coming years-K.

llhilduilaying IWith Lighter Starts Fire

Summcrsidc firccnctt were called to the npart-lnent of Mr. Francis .1. Yllcblcill. ALLA. on llatrvard Strcet. Svnrrltcrsldo, about 1 o'clock Ycs- tcrdziy afternoon for a fire that llviglll huvc- had scrious consc- qtl-cnccs. His iittio son, Donald. 1-30 4 yours was confined to bed with mcaslcs and had got hold of his father's clgarctt lighter. While playing with lt he set. the hrtl clothcs Oll firp. Fortunately Mt‘. itﬁNcill “us in an adjoin- irg room and at the first ory from tho child ho ruhed 1n and by the limo the Fire Depart- ment arrived had succeeded in tntothrringniost of the blaze. Th!‘ child “was not Injured. ‘the tvhnlv lltlIlS" fiilrd with smokr- and iljlﬂll from lhv burn! hr-d clothiu: llTPFO tvns considvrable smoke dnmagen-S.

Ice Follies~ At Bedeque

Last cvcu- 11;. W-illie Exantleintlil’ ‘and his Irv Follies made the trill to Bcdcquc where they put ct1 their lsltow before n. most-appreciative Iaudicticc. The cast who returned 1v 1th:- Cilv about 1.00 AM were loud in their prarcs of the splendid ,'tre:tntrl:t acccrdcd them by 1h? Brdcqttc Rink malzrgcntcnt and thrv more particularly grateful tn the Women's Institute for the splendid lunch they provided.

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i» |I1"I‘¢ﬁl lillit‘, nttqzrrrd ccrlaitwr. - - - (irl a Plastic ct" Lvathor “kmberg of the p“ “ml-led o n1.‘ c hr; frr your rvrsr, - - - ‘L! rr nrtv nnti w“ useful; lihgt" H“, higlmlav in m, “c, mo“ Wm, rwllit In ltfd trargr. nrkt-tq", l.“ and ntltcr 5111:1311 its-tilts. we “equiv, or 11,1, gfgvellcd 'i'IfIl' mo n tin-ill" if styfls and colors from vlzich lu Chops", and 51mm“ w [he Chaﬂcytgtcwn Sid;-

Il- pricc i5 1.00 ﬂtld l.39.~DRY GOODS DBPAR

n

sic-Arc BA

Th: ettmlftctlcn rlc gtts mm havirg hcr hcnzo spiel: and span Isl Outside of Soup and Watm-—F'.oor and Furniturn. Ii r plntrst rid in gcttfvg things shining brigtht. The wr-ll;

world ti:-

itYrt" l1"; lfS 1f vtrrcs arc lo to found in 1h!- Hnrdvvtlrr- Dcparhf About H cubic f", 0g warm t flirt - I Etigin- .Johnson's hflCi Slmoniz. Tho btznoniz is fairly nctvlmols, “h. “b.1311; one pgund, m; l'.*ti'fli(i l I‘. Thorc arc two varirtirs of this; the paste at 5'5 t-izts .1 yrr 1rd .e sclf-polishlng-whtch shims as it drlcs at. 63, ._..___ Cults. - - - Cttt your House Cleaning supplies In llhe HARDWARE °“’“'"“"-'"T~ ' a

ltrlw n (zit-ts simply d-rllclous Dill Pickl-rs. - - - Httvr you trird i 8 I tlclni‘ 1il'.'l't' is n (lécltprd Dlllrd Relish fur I0 ccnls a 1M‘ 811d 511090 , A U"I Pttkln. fut‘ 30 ccnts. - - - Thry urc- Just thr- thing to pick 1m jadcd I a e n: 1. - - - rut-y ntrnnri- of the family will (lcntund more!-__“R1OC- rav DEPARTMENT‘. I 5T M0359“)

BOYS - - - Tlzr- Men's w}; Drpartmcnt hns thoso Icnoclvoutﬁ "Mini "Id my mm I Wm “H 5'!

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TWLENT.

i‘ntt.~f 2n _\'ct'r tthzrl of shopping and rrfrzslt yourself vrtth n

n1: try Idclll Etrtlrrmi .v:l .l g; if.

l.» cnftl. I ‘ "t

itt tir siylhg a “LITBIVS thcu

vffrzrl.

glass 1k tit tho Nickle Bar. - - - It's dc-

rllI lrlfll trrrc- lIF.(i>( rgrlu and :ig.-iin. f kntitv!» i

ghts turn to house-cleaning. - - -

$11115 art-l! lu l01-2llrd :1 l.‘.'(j\V ! I »- MENS V

"lltl0illlilllu ‘ ‘Hi5 0F

FRENGII

J0me in .24 m . disploycd in our new modem showcases. IV: also curry lmh blood, oppetizing rolls, deliciolu pics,

It'll ozsortrd pottriea.

.Kelly’s

Oppotlte C.N.R. Sflltlon, Summeraitlc.

tl‘,"'rt- 40_cr|tts ll pair. ‘The colors fElFl DEPARThlENT.

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Bakery

Inf Springfield. This bit of ro:ld_ W85 badly cut up mvkins F008" 802x18- l ,._..

PA SiT0ll Al. PRODIICTS

Agricultural and pastoral not; comprise mews 1M1? ccnl of Argentina's exports.

prod- Btlpcr

WEIGHT 0i; AIR.

W‘. {tllltll MIH- Suits, v.1|h rlnsfc tcps l-hlit nil you follows go I by Aucﬂﬂn on ‘ll:

TUESDAY. MARCH Z5.

BEGINNING AT l2 NOON

all mo’ Stock. Lmlplunents. and lTllTﬂiIldPf of Crop. consisting of 1 work horse, 3 cows freshoned. ‘Z1 Itcifrts duo to frvshetl in Aug- usté 7 stccrs lat. 4 cattle 1 1-2 years old. 3 spring calves, 6 lows dut- to furrow. 1 fnnn tractor JNLH. Grow Crop new). tractor ltcteneral). t sectional leader, i lover harrow 3 sections (new), 1 smoothing harrow 4 lectlonl. i manure spreader, 1 gang plow, l potato scuffle: two row. 1 horse hoe complete, t. let diam, 1 Hell 1 sprayer. l elevator diner, 1 mow- l or u-rc. oil bath o it. out, hay loador I.H.C., hay rake 10 ft. new, binder Mil. threshing’ outfit. (Monalhun), several beltl. grain separator, grain crusher. l box cart, 1 farm wagon, 1 lloven bot- tom. 1 two wheel trailer, 1 road ‘vagon, driving sleigh. 2 rebel, 1 wood slclgh. 1 set. bob nleixhe, J. drag sleigh. all kinda harness hoth double and single used on I. large farm. i pitcher pump. f churn. cream separator (Ren- frcwl, creltm cans and pulls. vhticitrn founts. several barrels. 1 lawn mower. also all small art- irlvs now on premises. a quen- ttty oats and mixed grain. fox pcns, houses and dens. and all fox cquipmenl, a quantity blue atone, some furniture.

‘renns Cash. '. If day is unfit Isle on next fine day.

A: this ll a very large aelo the first article will be sold at i2

"noon. and In an absolute dis-

pcrsni mo. Nothing reserved. HARRY C. BOWNIII.

nudu r. Motuuson. I

Auctioneer.

TODAY (Monday) end TUESDAY ml orur DRAMA or our time:

001$’: - wWes

TOMORROW Is FOREVER

ttttltiutstl-tltmllott-ttttltttnol ~ nuun-lliuIlhIMiMﬂil-mwntuelm MHIIIIMIHIIII-dlhnlueillmm-iuncmentnortoolrtz-luqgttslgsgtugr hlIIIIIIIiKTi-ﬁlelllwlﬁblllﬁﬂltllﬁl‘ Also Cartoon

Shows 7:l5-9:l5-—Mot'inee Tuesday 3:30

-O~OO-OO-O-Q'OO-O-O—QQ- -OO OVO-OO-O Q O 0 $0 O 0-0 &§O I Q4

1m: cnmunrrmvww __§l.'lARDlAl_\l

O-O-O-#O+O-0—O~6-O4-§4-O-§4-O-OO4Q-O604 0-0 O6 0-964 9-64-00-0-0-654-60-66

Summareldo

(Continued from Page 5t monton_f lfcadquartcrs-f‘ VTCIIOEIVS reaching Ottawa reveal. Mayor General F. l". Worthington, Oenrr. cl Officer Commanding Western Command and Air Vicc hfzlrahal K M. Guthlir. All‘ Ofllrcv Cﬁllinlilllti- H1: Northwest Air Command, are presently taking 519p; to mo] m.

Brimful of To Refresh Hat-i-Tude

New Spring shades 'in felts that rejuvenate your winter weary Wcrdrobe.

buckskins, browns, (light, medium and dork) teal blues, oll fluttering diode!- Snap brlvns, raw u

bound edges, off the foco styles and Hombergs.

Light and dollter reys,

sources whorcvel- lIOFSlilin, will, a view toward grcntei" cfficlcltcv and economy and the elimination of duplication in various intct-‘nztl spy- VPFEF.

With tho uniting nf 'ht'a11t'itcs of Ill" twu Scrvit-ps ll _, "Xllﬁvltfd that lllf.‘ fcrmcl- overlan- pittg c-f ndmillifitrativc duties of the rirrirai stuffs of ll]lI\]|}g(~(\(j(-‘ provost. ntctllt-zil and rlvnlztl 5'31‘. vices will he rlilnlxttltrd. dcr tlircttssiolt .11 tho moment t._-,~ all" and army “oppofﬂlc numbers’ are directed to unite as much Is

parttllcl)

l Illl Flattering Your

I 1 I

I Plans un-‘

t

possible the functioning of englneciql

transport nnrl |~.'I_\' and trcasuw services. On» illlpﬂrtatil rhnnpc which has already hrnn vompletcd and i5 llDicaI nf thv "Shape of

things to rc-mc" is tI-c r:t‘.ahiis'~.-,

ment of a joint moss of Army and Air Force personnel. Combined zit‘- mmmndation for tnonihnrs nf tht‘ tuo Svrvirrw 1-; fllVFfitly in cffryt,

(‘Mann's Youngest "Old" Snldlrr

Capt. H. D. Jenner. of Oval-brook. OnL. is not. quite sure whether he

or oldest “younrf soldict. All '1'» knnvvs is that at lhc agr- of 3.3 y-ears hc has t-Italkorl up 2i years of contentious service in the Canaf- Irm Army. Capt, Jrnner.

uho Its prcsrnll)

f‘l“lll‘tlO_\'f‘li as a Gencrtll Staff O."-

ficor at Army Headquarters. vegan his military career in Retzina ‘the axe o-f twelve when, In April 1926, he enlisted In an N. P. A. KI. unit of tho Roy-xi Catlazfatl Curtis of S'*znal.<. When tvar llrokc lull itt 1923. 11¢ lFﬂllSiPlTCti to an M'-

tivc‘ Fort-c unit and prot-vctlcd ovvr-i

seas in 1940. Irr November. 1911. llC

was cummisslnnctl and eventutlllyq

rose lo thr- rank of major. Hm Iengthv ctverrtcas sot-vice lnclutirs. in addition tn vrtriotvs staff appoint- monts in the United Kittzdom. w,»- vlcc in Franrc. Belgium. Hcllsntl and GPFITIHTLV. Following his rottlln to Catlnrla he rcvrrtrcl in the rank of contain and assumed ltT-s pro.» rnt. duiics at Ottawa. Capt. Jon- mcr resides nl 86 King George $1., Overbrook. Ont.

They Couldn't Sell If. But . .

Recently. at Montreal. Army .Ordnztnce officials were fat-ed will is problem. They had, at thv Longuc Points Ordnance Depot, a surplus cf more than 10.000 aailcns of un- wanted used oils stored In hun- dreds of urgently needed 45-gallon drums. The Army didn't want the wastr mats-rial. War Assets Cor‘- pnrstion dflllft want it, oll com- panies and road construction ro-nl~ panics didn't want It. It was ti.e old problem of supply. and de- mand-except that then was no demand.

It was rlecldcd to dump the 0.1 on the Montreal Mul cipal Dump under arrangements m dc with the City of Motttrcal. but a press re- lease was put out first. just l-n cam.

Almost immediately the Army be- gan receiving réqursts from nrl-

I

. ll- ~l vale vompanlns for quantities c! tiul h“ "(Hus ‘n anmvante ‘ram i‘

oil. Everyborlys happy now. The Army got rid of the waste material and he: the drum; to prove it. Ant several private companies have largo quantities of the oil which they will put to one use or another. at no ro-st whatever. All they were. required to do was to "come and get it."

DVA Extends Student liiedlcll Core

‘The Department of Veterans Af- fairs has eased the regulations

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MPH HUTTAR

Sum/Izcrsftz’: rtmrtxsslooint. (IARD T. Earle Illokny

Chartered Accountant

Office It ll Granville Street

is Canada's youngrst "old" soltlis"

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They7re Here - - - The Newt - SPRING. TUNES. H

__ rAsn suzvzn

Beauty Your

Face " Gomplimeltting Your ‘Attire

Get Yours Today

Price Range From

$5.00 to $8.00

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.§z'»nt2.£*

.§'.THE' HOUSE omuizttlr

I mvvl-nilti; frcc lttcdicsl (‘arc fur »

gx-scrvirﬁhlcll and Wvmm ﬂllwJ-ALE ~>oo<w~lo~so~oawlo§loaaeoe-1§>oo@-zo%oo~$>ot$or@

‘rug schools and universities tvlth - t

the Detwﬂmﬁllﬁ“ BPPY°"'“- I‘ “"1 w, mil m m bottles. any v

41"" “Immllwﬂd- Prwmusly’ E quantity. pints and quarts; hlzh ‘;

lsturlcnt vetr-ran could Obtain f?“ Tmcdival t-arc c-tll)’ 4111i"! "l9 W?‘ ‘ind; he was actually attending riasscs. The new ruling provtdns ‘medical treatment during the sum-

. . |mer months when such veterans pmmm .' . l [may he temporarily cmnlmcd and . t) 3, .5 lnnt in rrroipt. of DVA allovranros. l ¥ a aae H++>< t l . <

Pre-Enllstment Allowances For Recruita

Applicants for enlistment in the! Imwghrlilmgg gnclvxfg“exg€gg1aa _ o f Canadian Army_, Active Force, “- "t “Tum ioﬁ, 0F OURS" ‘ , l tare rejects-d \\'Ill be plaid f0!‘ 8m" * with ' , I time they s?“ a a mails?! Merle Oberon Claude Raine: ' ‘ lwaitittg to ear e resu '1 '1 K 1 . ﬂ~=~-h~ ....:":..°t::.:'.. t... . .. hu announced. In the can of ‘a Al” aw". u. man turning up at a 6090f °9 h" lown volition. he Wlll b! I'm!" " ¢eeooeoueo~e++e++o sew» fprc-enlistmetit allowance st a prc- ‘ g‘ I iﬁvfibed ""9 imielh“ Wm" rum“ n oorzotllv GRAY. rvzur J l‘; lam] quarters or, if one or both an: - l [not available, an allowance 1dr ev- . igry dey ilO la required to report ' . 4 i with the exception of the tut duy- L‘ t 4 l, A recruit who has been Instructs-d’ VE‘SAR1 SB , I I . tn report for‘ an interview and AﬂNi ‘ 1 medical examination, It’ he is re- 1

jecled, will receive in. addition to. the above. transportation, mcal tickets and tout»: lllvwlltctPl I whcrg necessary. Together with till-l

lday h, departs from the delpot un- til he arrives at. his vfdllllfl’ P15" of residence.

my cm 104140 rrtvlnn In"

All members of the ﬁudlan Army Active retained on Ad!" 5Q!‘- vice beyond 31 March 10W. Will l"? permitted to Accumulate In! 1U" which may be duo to them for the period tau-n. but communion v! this leave st time of discharge will be compulsory, it has been an- nounced. Soldiers in this cstelﬂly will receive pay and sllvWlMﬂ If the time of their discharge for luch lgnvo a; i| due thern- Atttioush the question of 1041-46 nrlvlleso m" for members of the 6AA relllntd beyond Mimi-st. t: rrewttlv u"- dcr discussion, no decision has been reached a! Yil- "l9 lmwl-lm“ ment stated.

‘LFLFLFLFL

NOTICE

At the request of our num- erous customers, we have rec- ently oplned up additional locker space in our plant to take core of your table moot storage.

THE HALL MFG. It COLD STORAGE CO" LTD.

lummenlde Phone 070

.

Summcirside, P.E.l.

1.I'lJ'l_l'l_1"lJ'l_I'l.l"l_I‘l.i"l_f'l..l'lJ'

cal, prices paid. We will also any ‘ for Jul-ex bottles. and guarantee an ample supply o Jlvex.

HAVE n. - TAILOREIJ - T0 - MEASURE

Bring them it

Phong Cecil's Grocery, ‘I12. to:

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We itove a line selection oi tnmples from which‘

to choose. including Blockthorne Twist, Shanty-

7t l

loom Tweeds, and fine English Worstedl.

.i_

SEE THEM AT

MAIIRIGE MILL, Mill's Wm

Summorslde

‘sows wQwQ crawls-soars eosaw~&cotzooeoe

‘lg-Jo, {an in.»

Foloy’: Drug Store sttmtlsttslns

--,-~ ow siﬁv Q“)? 9W §w§n®w ‘QM