I Friday and Saturday A. Thrgg Carri/var of Bargains

With the last day of this month stock takmg begins. We want to close the year with as light astock as can be managed- -‘--With- that in view we offer a_ great array 0t‘ bargains for these three days-to turn merchandlse mto cash-in ‘a hurry.

Wholesale Prices in all Dcpfs.

Men’5 Pull over Sweaters worth

Clearing line of Men s shirts, to $3.00 each ' l I . i i u H $

worth to $325311

Boys’ light and dark tweed Bloomer pants, special $1

Men’s Tweed and Flannel Shirts $2.25 and $2.50 values for

Cotton and wool ribbed under- wear, $1.25 value for 95"

Men's Overcoats, all good styles,

worth to $32.50 .. . ..

Boys’ 'I‘wo Pant Suits in a great range, special at . . . . . . $1 88

Fleece lined PENAN’S best quality Underwear . . . . ..

All other lines in theslrctlolltlgilrksrllgg tiyxrgishin-gs departments except v ’ n erwea!‘ and Head light Overalls-—-WHOLESALE PRICES.

A11 ladies’ Cloth Coats, new this Big line of silk and _cre e dress- season HALF PRICE es.............HAL PRICE

Great line of NEW silk and Ladies’ cloth Skirts anattrac- cloth dresses 25 per cent OFF. tivc assortment 25 per cent OFF

Clearance of Fur Coats

. Here's a wonderful offering in VYom1en’s Fur Coats, every garment .n .he store offered at a price 1n many cases lower than the factory cost, Better to make a loss than carry them over-

1 short Marmot Coat . . . $40.00 2 High Grade R-acoon coats $260 3 Marmot 45 inch Coats, $65.00 3 French Seal Coats at _$95.00 2 short Muskrat Coats, $60.00 2 Hudson Seal Coats 0150-00 2 longer Muskrat Coats $100.00 3 Hudson Seal coats '. . $250130

Please note the last mentioned Hudson Seal Coats hayie Sable Collar and Cuffs, and are wonderful va ue

Wholesale Prices on all OtherGoods A Not Advertised

Special sale of Corsets, all sizes . HALFPRICE

Clearing line of Child's Under- vests, ‘worth to $31.00 . . . .

Clearance line of sleeveless un- dervests, worth to 75c

WOOLTEX bloomers worth to 85c special sale price . . .. 59"

All Other Lines will Sell at WHOLESALE PRICE

Stock taking bargain in Wo- men’s Hlats worth to $6 $2 00

Great clearing line of Women's I

hats worth to $4.00 $1

Attractive line of higher class hats of many styles and colors, on sale for these THREE days HALF PR.C .

House Dress Flannel worth up Kimono Eiderdown, 8 patterns i035 centsyd 200 specialat...............

Ten pieces cotton summer Dress goods . . . . . . . . HALF PRICE

All Other Wash Goods at WHOLESALE PRICES

Damask Linen Napkins size 22x24perdoz

Balance of Chiffon, VelvetS, clearing at . .. . HALF PRICE

All other lines of Silks and

Heavy cream Flannelette 27 inches wide 2°"

Sale of soiled and mussed Lin- ens HALFPRICE

.Ve1our and Kasha Spring Coat- ings, 4 colors. HA F PRICE

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Mail Oounoc Gulnntood,

J. Popuon, Prln.

—8HOP from Holman‘: Clinics.

-FOR LATE WESTERN NEWS -.Pnge 3 is available. tf

—GUARDIAN8 0N SALE at the Guardian's western office in the McNelll Building. Summorside every day.

‘—DICTIONARIEB can be had at the Western Guardian Ofﬂce, W11- Ler Street, Sununoraide. for only fifty cents with a new or renewal subscription. ff

--BEDEQUE_ BAPTIST pastorate D1‘. Sidey will preach on Sunday. January 31st, at ‘BeI-lnont at 11 11. m. Central Bedequo at 3. p.m. and Pppor Freetown ‘Hall at 7.30 p.111.

—FUNERAL 8ERVICES- The funeral of the late Isidore Richard took place ‘Monday morning in St. lSimon and Si. Jude Church, T1211- Ish, at nine o'clock. Rev. M. J. Rooney officiating. -Ailhough_ll1'. morning was extremely cold an! stormy the funeral was largely a1» ‘fended. The pail bearers were lhiessrs J. A. Hackett, J.A. Bernard, Fred Conroy, A. J. Bernard Josue ‘ilioudro and Fidell Chaisson. To p110 bereaved flamlly we extend our fhearifelt sympathy. V.

—FIRE LOSSES-Al the lust meeting of the i’. E. I. Apzricullnrnl Fire insurance Co.. held at Sum» merside the following losses were mrdered to he paid: John T. Power lSummerside, ("House burned) 88110; Victor '1‘. Travers, Klldere (2 burns burned) $875, MwvardBosWeIIAYIc- lorln, (dial-n and contents burned) $1191’ ; S. A. Robertson, Glen Valley. 11111111111111. to house) ‘$20; Estate ul’ Hugh Gillie, Klnrosa. (barn and granary burned) $400; J1 W. 1111» Leod, Uigg, (ban-n and contents l1urned)_ $650; Peter McN. Robert- son, l-Zast Royalty, (house I)lli‘Il(‘lIl $700. John J. MuPhail, (damage 1o 5barn) $54.50.

-|.0.0.F. OFFICERS- Lust [Thursday evening the new officers ‘of Prince Edward Lodge, Summer- side, were installed with Pnsl Grand lirolher, .\I. 1.. Frank Mac- |Kcnz10, presiding. as follows: 1&0. {Morley Bell; V. G., Charles Ram- isuy; Scdy, hhenst \Vell1s; Fin. Sec. Chas. hiountalng; Tress. R, B.

; 1i. N. G., Heartz Godkin; 11.. S. N. G., W. N. Huestls; Ward-

. Horace Lyle; Chaplain, Percy 1.. BOWIIGSS; R. S. 3.. Thos, M. Link letter; 1.. S. S., 1Hnrold Crockett;- llnside Gunrd -Lloyd Gorrillﬁ Out- ‘sirle P11111111, W. F). Benrlslo; R. S. .1\'- G1. John Pings; 1.. s. v. c... Robt. ;\VuIke1‘: rlllarshal. 11'. M. Baker;

Organist.‘ Al-

e instnliallol1

“a m '14:. e11joyuble evening was spent

'l1y the members. There was a musi-

0111 programme interspersed with

11110101111111; speeches, cards, etc. A

llninly l1111ch was served and smok- 0s were also [lﬂ-‘iﬁﬂfl around. ’

‘p --'I'HE TOWN ELECTION. __ There will 11a an 010011011 for Muyor and three 00111111111011/1 for 1110 Town of Summerside on Tue»- -1l11y. 23rd. Tho term 01' (Ionncil. 101-1-1 Strong. ‘Phillips and Pope ex- ,pire this your. Mr. Péhc, who is ‘now the representative for the 1.00111 Legislature for lhe filth. miistrlcl. will not he seeking re- election. Councillor Ernest Strong, who has served lhc Town "faithfully and well for the pant ,t\vo yours, finds that his lmsinesu ywill not nllow him to give the posh. .fio1n lhe time necessary. Couli- clllor 1Strnng‘s name has been “prominently mentioned for the -.\inyorally 1111i in an interview with ‘the Guardian representative yen- lerdny he 1111111 he had not consid- lered the 1111111111‘ of contesting the '.\inyorz1ll_v. ‘Councillor iPhillips, who 1111s been one 01' the most active men 11f I110 Council 1111:1111, and who has 110011 chnir- man 01' lhn Slroel Connnltlee, will. E11 ls 1111deraf0od. run lor Council- ,i0r. Mayor Campbell will not o.‘- Ier for election ulzuln 1111s term land the o111y mun who seems to be I11 the field at present for the 1Town'n Chief Magistrate is that o1‘ Jﬂx-Maynr Lidstone. Jusl 110w it llooks 111-1 1f Mr. 111111110110 wi1l,l1e ieleclerl by urclumalinn. Mr. J. J. MPNIIIIy who was on the Council when the New Electric 1.13111. Plant was inaugurated 11nd a mefnv ber the Electric ILIght Committee Sui the time has ‘been zlpproached by citizens and asked 10 offer his 111127110 for election 11s (‘o11n0ll1or but

. counted and

—8UNDAY. JAN. Slam-Bede- que 11 a. m.. Searleiown 3 p. m.. Cope Traverse 7 p. n1. Come w; worship God. |

._GUARDIAN OFIIOE- - The Guardian's Western Office i: now located in the McNeill Building Water 8L. Summerslde, where subscriptions, new: or advertising will be received. The phone num-i bel- is 233. - -

-AULD LANG BYNE and Housowifoh Calendars have been received at the Guardian's Weat- ern Office. McNolll Building, Sun1~ merside. These calendars will be given to those subscribing or re- newing their subscription to the; Guardian. ,

-- PERSONALS

~..\Ir. f‘. B. Morris. Tlgnish, uwnl" to Summerside Sunday. V. 1

—M1‘. Gilbert Gnudei of Bloom-Q

—-Mr. Ralph Hacketf of Sum1n0~r~1 side was a passenger on the 11110- clnl to Tlgnish Sunday. V. ,

-Mr. Sylvere ‘Richard of Exciter‘! .\'. H. arrived In Tignlsh, S11111iay 1o attend the funeral of h-ls father.‘ Mr. Isidore Richard. \'. 1

rived in Tignish. Sunday 110111111 called home on account of the Ill-f ness of he-i‘ fnlher, ‘Mr. J. \V. Kinch. V. -

——-Misa Florence Callahan o1‘ Si. 14111121. who was 111 (Iharloltelown :11! -nd1ng the hockey 1n.'1l0l1_ r0- lurned home by the 5111201111 Sunduyt

'1'.

Eastern Guardian

—*SHOP from Holmanh Catalog

..*J. W. MURDOOK, Montague, received 1926 Calendars for Gunr? dlan renders renewing or 1-111l1sor1b-l ing. Also Dictionaries. lteuewl at once and gel. one. 11'

..’SPEC|AL PRIC-E SALE on all goods in store and warehouse till February 15th. Look up ad1l, make out order and we do o-ur part. You make 11 saving on every purchuneu,‘ W. A. Juhnstone, Montague, P, E, I, 7484

. FFRUIT BY EXPRESS I01‘ $n@@ia1.Sale. Oranges, Sunkist, 25c 40c and 50c a dozen. Ontario, No. 1 ‘Sm’ A linle 25c u dozen, Floridml

9311 (lrliDc-‘i. 350a‘ lb. Sunkist Lem- v one. 35c n dozen. W‘. A. Johnslunc. Montague.

7~l 1H

..*WOMEN'S MEETING. --'I‘l1e third regulur meeting 01’ the Little P111141 Women's Institute was held n1 the home of Mrs Henry Dlngwell, Jun. 7th. Althoughthe night was n11! pleasant nenrly nil the members were present and had a pleasnnl and successful meeting. Twn new members joined. Work for the Ibazaar was ‘benun. The ncvl meeting is at the homo of Miss Annie ‘Steele, -i=‘eb. 4th.

INSTITUTE

. .*BYRNE AND SINNOTT ROAD WHIST CLUB.— The firs’ game oi thin season was played .11 the home of Mr and Mrs (:00. Byrne Windon on Jan. 20111 when thirty-two members ant down 1o the tables. After enrolment 1111. game started at 18 o'clock and ploy 11nd fun went fast 11nd furious on»- tli 10 o'clock. Then the score was M1‘. M. J. O'Brien with thirty-scores pronounced 11.1111- 11er of the genfiemexvs prize-a ‘French IBrIar pipe. Mrs uumwl Kenny winner of the lady's prize ~ n, ‘beautiful work basket. ‘H1- hlghesf. score made in, 11 singli- game went to Mr. W. “Iulsh 11nd Mrs. P. Trainer. Next 111.1111- 1 dainty luncheon to which nll 1111 ample justice and thus e11dcd 1 most enjoyable evening. Th1‘ next meeting takesplace n1 1110 homo of Mr and Mrs Lemur Kenny, Byrne Road. Who'll will?

Rev. J. S. Bonnell .

field is visiting friends In Tignlslr. V. ._

-—-.\l1ss Mary Kinch. Boston, ur-Q

(lrapcflllll. 3 1'01‘ 25c; lliediierran-l

1M1‘. Bonnell said that if was well

'i’rovl<lence.” l

‘ .. ..:1 suii 10010110111 - An0th0r lot 0i‘ grcy i'l:111110l0ii0 blankets 12,4

I

uaryi lea ra hoe Sale:

'11111111 1111101111 3on1. a sioclnnnnc 11111s111s

Three Big Days Clearance Sale of Broken Lines and all Winter Goods

Thursday, Friday and Saturday

All Goods not Advertised at Wholesale Prices

5 110x011 n10n‘.-- I10uvy \v111i‘01- 0ups t0 010111‘ :11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . i100 11111111100 0i‘ 11101101 ovcralls, 1-1p00iul t0 010111‘ at . . . . . . . . . . . . . 951- 301111111-1111110 01' all wool 11111l0r\v0ar 10 0113111- at . . $1.25 :1 1.51111110111- Spvc-Iui 11110 0i‘ 11101131 wool 1111¢l01'\v0ur i0 010m‘ ut 950 p01‘ gurnlelll )I0n’1-1 r011 1111101 I10uvy w01ght all wool 11111l01'\v0111', worth $5.00 $2.00 511.0. 1-1p00i1lI i0 ' 010111‘ at . . ‘. . . . . . $2.25 I191‘ pull- .ll011’1-1 110000 1111011 u111l01‘\v0:11', i'0n111a|11’.~1 ui . . . . . . . 69c p1‘. gar. All ||10n'1-1 Suit and 11111101‘ ()v01'00:1i.~1 I0ss 25 p. 0. t0 clear- 'I‘I1Is' 0ft‘ our alrcady 101v 111100,» 11101111 :1 r0111 bargain. Some n|0r0 1111111111111.» 01' silks all 00101-s 0101111111.»; :11. HALF PRICE All “'00I (lrcss 1-101‘g0s nuv_v 111111 00l01r~1 01011011114‘ at. . . . 490 yd. Ladies’ fl000p 1111011 Imsc. 1‘01.1;111111--l.'i0 t0 010111‘ 2 [Hill's for . . . . 601: (Ihildrclfs small Iinders clcnrlng . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1'01‘ 250 Remnants 1n glnghuln. 01111111111151‘, 0h111tz, while cotton. 1111, 111011011041 0011011. 0r0p0s. 01011ri11g- 111-1 10w as HALF l’lii(‘l~.‘ (‘rculn flun110l0lst0 v0ry 1111001111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170 yard \\'l1it0 i‘l:111110l0it0, very sp00inl il-l 111 \vid0 . . . . . .. . . . 230 yd Stripml flunnclctic, v01-y spoa-iul . . . . . .~ . . . . . . . . . . . . l. . I60 yd. (iinghuln very sp001al 0I0f1ri11g :11‘ . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . I2 1,2 yd Zllmlﬂ-i 00111I1i11a1t1011 11114101010111‘ wool, largo 011.0 only 0101111111; . $1.59 pr. s111i . . . .25 p. 0.011’ 20 p. 0. disc.

15111111100 01’ n10n’s (‘out s\v0:1l01's 0I0ari|1g at . . . . . Balance 01' 11101124 1111011 glovcs Inn-ks and 3100111114 ui

SPECIALS FROM Obit I..-\I)li~1.\" lll‘l.-\I)Y T0 \\'E.»\R l)l<l‘I"i'. 13111111100 0i‘ 0111' 11111100’ coals :11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IIJLI“ PRICE Lmlics’ and missus’ J0rs0_v drcssvs . . . . . . . . . . . . ll.»\ Ll’ PRICE Ladies’ 010th (lrcssc-s ...-..__...._... _ . . . . . _ _ . .-.‘ 1.3 "FF A 11110 0i‘ builds’ silk 0r0p0 1I1'0.~1s0.~1 l0 010111‘ at . . . . ll .‘\ L11‘ PRICE .»\n0tI101‘ sp00lul 11110 0101111111.: at . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.93 1.0111091’ 11011110110 11111111110rs l0 010111- nt . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .1511)" ‘ A Ilnc 01' l1ul10s’ wash UIUIIHUH at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11") A spcciul 1111001‘ laulics’ silk ('l‘0])0 l>l011s0s t0 010111‘ at Ila-ll‘ Prisi‘ Lzullos’ i'I:111110l0li0 clrcssillg _i110k0i:~‘. sp00iul . . . . . . . . £1.10 ll1'0k011 11110.~1 0i‘ 0hiI11r011ﬂ~1 1'11111p01‘.~a 11ml r0n1p0r clr0ss i0 013d!‘ :1t--.. Lmlil-s’ 11|1<l01'.'-1I\'11'ls HHH0l10lI i0 010111‘ at . . . . . 79" 1.0111014’ I§1111;_>;:1l0 I1110s0 dr0ss0s l0 010111‘ :11 . . . . . . . . . A 1~1p00iul 11110 01' scurvvs blzu-k and grcy‘ i0 010111‘ at . . A line 0i’ laulics‘ 1-1111111011-10110 gloves. \v01'tl1 111) i0 $1.35 t0 ut........ . . . . . . . 1.0111024’ f1u|1110l0il0 night gwnvus 1011p; 111111 short sl00'v0s to 010411‘ :1t..-. . . . . . . . . . . . ....$|-0Ir A 11110 01' Iudivs’ HOIIPlI |lll(I(‘l‘\\‘(‘ill‘ l0 010111-111. . . . . IIIA LF PIPHII.“ Nurses aprons l0 010111‘ :11 .. . . . . .. . 5151-1" 1.0111011’ 11111.10 \vl11i0:1p1'011s with 111111 without 1111111 0I0nr111g ut (V1.10 (‘I11l1lr011’.~1 1111110 00lt011 niglliglnvus i0 010m" ut . . . . . . . . . . .100

Big Reduction on all Ladies’ Fur Coats During ‘This Sale

Prowse BrosgLtd.

“THE BARGAIN (lENTll-E” '”.

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-Igin a" ‘ ' -ti 11 11 111 Divine p11r-1111l1111nie ueslions of o1 . ‘crenuve at v y u“ a Iliny are not answered by “Mullen

lposo 111 the universe.

. . . d. L,“ Ummwered 1111. preacher usserlc

. Are Threadbare Sir Oliver Lodge, n gieut 111111101‘-

JANUARY 29, 11,26 r-"-a'-n"*-"_"-—~—-\

Dezeng Diﬂgllllsllc Professional Ullll

00111110111‘ l-‘ou ‘r1111 PATIMT‘ EFFICIENCY non Tl!" OPTOMETIUST

The’ “illsworih Unit 1v"""|‘,:: noompnot oolootlon oi‘ n-lanlm lnntrumont: flnn 01111114‘! I Optometrist lo rover. rompmlag; I11: nculur ornmlnui 1 '1 n“ ihe pullout leaving the chill‘ l.” with‘ uwh lnallvidn: inoirulu , with n lnnfnn rem -

An Important reullllm °I L: fmoilng oulllt In nbnolufl fort for the lllilﬂli- | Md 1,

Thin hue hum necnfllllll?“ _ the Welloworih Unit W . .

I EVOIIItIOII lo uunembcr that all ultimate ques- lly 0n DIIYBICB PRPIIIIY $111121! "ll"

1111111 11.n- left unanswered by evolu- malellalism and ntl1olsn1 were nev- , lion. Who created the matter of or so threadbare In mstory 1m HWY whlm [he umyey-se 15 m|npoged r are today. Mr. Bonnell 111ml, 11nd so How (p, we account [or the soul M strong was the evidence of s0ie11ce, ma“? what 1, we so,“ o, pufpcgg for Diving cllgenllye activity, that "f cyealkm? he Emmy The [we oven 1R0 rt Ialc1for1.11 most e10 qcjentlut. he “up answers ma; lreine atheist In Grout Britain con- [h3g3 quesqons an, beyond h]; iasscd that science wns causing where and must be answered by him to believe I11 lllc existence 0i‘ will need the nwnaxemeul of wise ed to accommodate i110 11111;‘; con. 1111111011 11nd the Bible. ""1 ""1- Eve" ""16 lllel-‘PY 0f 9V0‘ heads. Many citizens have felt grggatlon. Mr. Bonnell defined evo- M1‘. Bonnell asserted that solen- 1mm" “m! l" he ‘Jmllllmlell’ I"'°"' that. the ivork of improving the lumm 1n its ‘mast sense as a “u, 1515 ‘val-B Mme" make“ an” on tomorrow God's auvorcignliy streets ‘should have been started acrlpuon m. hlgmry of how 60111111111 l-Flll-h- If 8 8018111181- lodny oould dis. would remain imimpuired as (he 33:18 113K532: aCCtQTdIgE 1° 8:39 done m; work He gave a v1,“ rredil evolution he would become 11 or c 0 nmmer e , _ r _ streets it should have-Amt the mo“ zlctixre o‘ eurmlson f?” ‘nee: “perm M“ town has hndhan extra. heavy hur- l mu“ e197“ ° I e s‘ m‘ M‘ den for the past few years in the Iwsmumﬂi w "h ‘l Mmlllg ‘"““‘“ "I Th,” 5.9,, H, s." New Electric Light plant 1m 011111 saloon; “mi-ﬁler 11ml _ ‘tannins . l“ wlmd“! out aplwdldly a-“d "h" t m“! a e stages o‘ "e “p Mr. Donnell slated that [hero year “l” mw" should be‘ “My ward m man‘ were three gaps In the theorv-of 1n undertake the work of the now- l-io said there are those who warn Qmmuon wmrh prevmtéd n Tom streets. - us that this theory is a menace to “am u Q ‘H ' t l ‘Th ' ..___.¢q>____ . faith; that it is an atlem t to de- g n an“ y “we” H‘ e p ﬁrst mp was the origin of lifo T111-

L A C K A'D S mmwsnogghzznltffg‘ ‘Igentiir In“: iecond grip was in the origin or fhd l H i ' ' I Biaclhenvl Io quickly by“; gim- n‘ I h l e emy o special, the third was the 011K111 or PI‘ 5 "M! Juli 1M0"! n" ion‘ a w“ I’ “m”? “asu” mun. The real enemy 0r religion . . on um unnm of pg o, ed and it was contended "Thai he n B0 n (h I l ' frhll 7MP drﬂum. rim ll hnd token from God His power and r' ' m" c an" w“ m" the

, a elonl prion, m" m‘ "inferred u t t 1 h reverend scienllnl bnl 1111- 11111101- khndl-hnil you wlllwonour when 0 m“ a“ “I m“ ‘m Inllgg who goughf p». _ _‘ hm, oublmutln: irnvitntlon for-

‘! ‘ 1'1

11p l0 (he present hns nol decided .10 do so. The coming election is on Important one for the Town of-

Shot Crepes and Plaid Taffetas Dress Goods WHOLESALE clearing at HALF PRICE PRICES.

For these three days there will be throughout the store a Battery-of ‘bargains of the most 1mpress1ve sort. In addition, we offer for these three days

Wholesale Prices Throughout the Store.

‘LEQD

Saint John Timon-Star

in the second of a series of sci" .. mons on Evolution. Rev. J. S. 1km

e taken nell In St. Andrew's Kirk S1111duy

advantage of this yenr 11nd IIIIEJIIBIII. spoke on. “Evolution of the will mean 11 big undertaking and World." The large church was tux

d. ruin. The nhnlr an he "44"" rnlocol or lmverml nnd nﬁIll-Iny i0 the perfect 60mm’: “m; llMloni. A eomforlulr r “Pa.” ‘u. y.” an," quickly III exlln no . y Arnurlf! In“ “"""|",,:'wl1| Opinmoirln In nos-om!" ‘mum g - Donn: dlncnonm lnlihf" N. Ininnin proolnlon wlulo "a N’ In instant truth ll"! ‘W, I ﬂu [ll on . ‘of Thin Iinlt In mod In I" " nomination: b!

n. J. MABON.

orrounrulsfﬂ

SELDOM SEE a big

like lhil. bu: your horse mny have : bunch or bruise on his ankle, hock, ltlﬂo, knee or throat.

will clun it offwllhout Inyin n the horse. No blister, no In; l no. dConcanlrned-only u few dropo require n 1m : ll 1i . $2.50 bouln . I. 1n! delivered. Duncrrlr: $11131... for-epoch! 0n.."3:ii-'-ii3i|,w1a Dali" to Deny (‘rows luau-unions. BooklRFru. u’ WT-VIIMJIqIlII-Vmunulldgﬂollvii .. .. -1 M.

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uni, hand rut lnd 9"" .