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School - Books

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school - Supplies

Charlottetown Schools

k Open Tuesday, Sept. 6th

f Cartefls f Bookstore

is headquarters for everylmnfi required by tile SCHOLARS.

SCRIBBLERS 1111a nxnn- ctsn nooks. we have Hm" values for the children this $937. t

MUSCULAR MOVEMENT PADs. FOUNTAIN PENS 30 (Yl-JNTS each and up. WATER- MANS FOUNTAIN PENS INKS, PENUILS, PENS, NOTE BOOKS, NOTE PADS, RUL- l-IRS, 81s., lac. ,

i All SCHOOL BOOKS and

‘snnrttns 11111 $11111 by 1111 at ,

the prices fixed b)’ ""9 PUB‘ ‘IJSIIERS and BOARD OF EDUCATION. We aim to vgive the best value for the wnoney that it is posible to get. lSrnd tlic (‘thlldrcn 1° (YA R. T l‘; ll ’ S BOOKSTORE. Prompt attention to every- body.

I‘ A nice Blotter frcc. Store open all day Wednesday, 7th. 1

lYARTER & CO., LIMITED. 1

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V’ Wo use this adleotivs si- lsodly. ' . Sufferers mm Evuirlln

may n"; psrloct vinlcn and

therefore do not will"! ii"

fireunco oi any Hi0 d°'°°"

Tho motive power of the entire human organism ll ‘orvs Energy.

Normal oyos, It ls cvmilililii

811m about 20% of this‘

rrve Energy. but when Eyl-

rsln is prosontls milfili

rgor proportion is roqulrlll-

enco nsfsctivo oyss, throudli _ oir consumption of sn ox-

sslvs smpunt of Nerve En-

IY msysorlousiy sffsot tbs functioning oi otiisr organs I tbs body and produoklll irnltll."

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ers. Writs or phone us for quota tlons. Harris Abattoir Company.

‘ Fred Robertson.

‘ , ct‘ t e Local President,

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WANTED-Live Fowl and Broil-

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I WILLBE ‘LOADING live hogs‘ 1t Mt. Albion Tuesday Sept. 6th.

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WANTED: BLUEBERRIES- — We are buying Blueberries as lib- tal. Please phone-or write un for mutations. Harris Abattoir Com pany. I 8303-8434!

HUNTER RiVER CIRCUIT- iervlces Sunday Sept. 4 North Wiitsblre 11.00 a.m. Wheatiey Riv- er 3.00 p,n1- Hunter River 7.30 p. 111. Service i11 the Masonic Hull. Rev. R.H. Baxter, Minister.

‘THE PRESBVTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA—Services will in, mndueted next Sabbath 4th Sep- ;en1be1_' ill the Orange Hall Brad- ilbune at l1 s.1n.; Rose Valley st

‘l p.111.; Sillntnerlleld Hail at 7 p.111. Come. - MANAGER ‘ APPOINTED-The

iirm or Johnston a11d Ward, stock ‘irokers, of Montreal, announce the ippohttment as manager of their Turontdofllee of Mr. S. Allan Thomas, Armsiroiig and Bell, oi’ Saint John, N.B. The appointment is effective Sept- 1.

CORNWALL SERVICES-Tilers will be service Silnday Sept. 4th I11 ‘ho Uiritctl Church at West River 1t ll n.111. (S. School nieefing at l0.00 a. m-), Kingston at 2.30 (S. School at 1140i and Cornwall ui L30 p.111. At the evening service Rev. W.ll. Palmer of Winsloe will breach. Rev- E.M. Aitksn, B.A.,. Minister.

.CHUR_CH SERViCES—There will he services in the Baptist Church Sunday Sept. 4th. lligh Batik 10.30, Murray River 3 o’- JlOCiH (Tape B11111‘ 6.30. Russel L. Wallace Minister.

MARSHFIELD PLEASANT GROVE AND YORK 7- Services next Sunday i'11 the United Church as as follows. Marshtleld Hall ii 1..m. Pleasant. Grove 3 p.n1. York 7.30 p. 111. Preacher Rsv- F. C. Boolhroyd.

HELPING BUILD BARN-Tile wind aild rainstorm oi’ Wcdncsday night caused serious lot-111 in Alex- andra to Mr. Lester Boston's barn stitashing it to the ground- The burn was 100 it. long l1y 35 _it, in wldlh and two days work. would have completed the outside. Tile toils is a great one, $2,000 and no insurance. 'l‘i1c kind neighbours camc next day and cleared up tin- wreck und started another one. The cement tinder pi11i11gs are 11l~ :eady completed-

ORWELL-VERNON SERVICES —The ‘services in these churches for Sunday next (September 4th) ire as follows. Cherry Valley at 10.30 a.m-; St. Andrews at 2.30 p. 1n; Orwell Head st 7 p.1n. Rev. A. A. MacLeod, Field Secretary of the Temperance Alliance will speak at the morning service at Cherry Valley. A joint meeting of the Women's Missionary Societies of Cherry Valley, Vernon and Or- well willbe held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. (‘.- lrviug, Vernon Bridge, on Thursday, Sept. 8th at 2 p.n1. A cortfil invitation is e11~ tended to all‘ the members.

TEACHERS CONVENTION. - 011 lilrlday, August 26, n large 1111n1- bu", of teachers assembled i11 New Haven _School-l_1ouse to take purl ll1 the local Convention which was cnrr ed out tuldar the atuporvlslou Mr. Ed ward Mcfilmll. Titers were iweu ty- teachers present together with Mr. l1. W. Sliaw and inspectors Court and Doyle. After the 1lil iereut committees were appointed 1111i the teachers enrollcti, the loc- at President gavc r1 splendid rc- unrt of the year's wmk. Qucs lions relative tohzchool work were brought 11p by the teachers and much important information was uivctl by Mr. S-haw and the inspect- ors. A very profitable paper on Nata-to Study was read by Mr. Mil- lar MatrlFntligeu and also a splend- id dcuionstratlou Jcssou i11 lllst- nry was given by inspector Court. Scvcral rcsoltttiotls "passed after which the following officers were twltacletl for the ensuing ycar:- Pri-z-iidcnt, Mr, Millair Macldtltlgen, (‘lydc River; Vlize-Presiilsnt Miss Persia Crosby; Secretary. Miss An- na McDougnll. The meeting was than brought to n. closc by tho slug- lng oi’ filo National Anthem.

Well Known Minister Endorses Dr. Ken- nedy’-s Methods

Rev. Neil Herman says:~"I have made a. test of the electrical blanket used by Dr. W. Kennedy. It. produces a gentle perspiration, and eliminates poisonous waste through the pores and other channels. It produces ll soothing warmth, relaxes nerves and

relieves pain. forms-of disease which

atlon."

Dr. W. Kennedy 23.11% i;°""1'1i‘..‘.......

cases and of sronun and children.

Olloo. Corner Enston and ' lllllslloto Streets, Charlottetown Phone Offlos Ill-l. or * lies 410.

TIlE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

W. McLcunan ‘witl preach i11 the‘- Baptlst CillLcii at Eldon at 3.30 p.' 111. ‘

will reopen Tuesday, September 6th} Pupils please register at once.

nay Range at the Rogers Hardwarei Company Limited-

the Rogers Ltd.

3C9 “i Tile Butlers Ilardwaro Com-"ne “me simple" ways o‘ driving “nd stay glistening for a 1on8 time if pany Limited. '

dian has received news items from 15's “re 30mg n“ a Crapuud headed "Notes Prom Tttciiv meeisimple problems 11ml li-s pQ-Sl-i Tourist" which are unsigned, and “Veil! Yeffefihini; i0 ‘Elk l0 illlYime‘ temisequeittiy cannot be inserted.

McLeod will preach next Snday at 81179. f0!‘ instance- Millvlew 2-30 p.1n. and at Powualthathas puzzled everybody from the at 7 p.1n. ‘ lug service at Pownal but S. Schooltrafllc regulation. will be held at ll a.m.

open TIIES- Sept. 0th Ben Wagner. apply some simple rules. _ Prince Edward Theatre. Telephonfl as 506-—971i. '

Robertson. will preach Supt. °cl°°k~ Wm"! i“? Elli" M 2-00 v-‘bbebd and follow it fofthc balance m and Nine Mile Creek at 7 p. m- iof your trip?

Pastoral Charge. tervices for Sunday, Sept. 4th., are West lflovclteatl ll n. 111., and 7.30 p. 1n.; Covchead Road 3 p. 111. Sun- day School n11 hour lmlorc nlorn-

"rcsbyteriatl will he held at at ll 11.'111. and 7.30 p. 111. t-rspcct-JJRSSES B ‘vcly. Sunday School services

and Mrs- Weeks of Salisbury N.ll.,‘next street intersection and that by mg Orden Ahvays subject to me v-av.

muscles, promotes rest. and sleep and I doubt if there is

any better treatment for various require

methods of stimulation and elimin- lllVrNllL HERMAN. Pastor Central Christian church,

' ‘Charlottetown.

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Iohn Smith‘ C81‘ Of Yours And His Car 1 . n; WlLl-BT-ULLIAN i

v- _._._ _-1— IImsrl-[ls-llr-Art Talks Willi All“- n

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Expense.

Oars at

solun Ilmlth In o nhnrukr when ovary snow 4 should isl- nons. llo In not sollsb. ruthl- n. ls o motoring Innrifl- n also» willing and glndto Inns l

i‘ nlplullosl. n1 1 t tln i, gpo4-9.1-3|1 mm H, "aura": u: i’ Keeping the car lookin its best; ‘ ' like almost everything else, inns. mat [he lldllllll If tho Ilhsrl IWOIII ter of doing tile-right thing at the

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PROFESSORFELETCREITS Studio

-_ 1 SEE THE NEW MODEL Knots-J wo-evrwew-oooo-vwwoqavo,

v _ _ most thoroughly itested methods is‘ PBOFITABLE LAZINESS

ikeeplng a few clean rags always jlisndy in the garage. Then, when‘ , {the car is being put. away for the u might. it is but ‘a few minutes task .13.‘; n5 rggtllulliggfihle Xtalferbgggjo rub of! all the dust that has col-

‘ ,, ,, - ‘lected 011 the body a11d fenders. The THE 5UPREME Piileless Fimilut luncheon’ m“ i‘ 37°“ will“ wllipOllSliCd lacquer finish of today will

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McCLARWS FAMOUS Ranges mi ilardware Company,‘ Biiilit-ll-Zli-mwf

You're not lazy—.iust Progress-igsigifllllggligllllll‘ client-lop between 1101- ivei” I returned. “Too many motor-i, ' ut; of their wayi

3_39_,,,w;i caring for a car I'd appreciateut."

UNSIGNED NOTES-The (lltar- - MAKES NUTS REMOVABLE

~ Parking close to the curb fre- -maklng an effort to find really sim- _ ____. ipler ways of doing thinks. lgémtiltltéyhrlgsigghi" gtwgmi‘: P°WNAL °'R°U'T"'“°"- A~ A-i “There's ‘he “miierngfahgfgggiffiitna 1111111011. they make the lob oi

' changing a tire doubly difficult. A There will be no morn- most average of drivcasetoueétfirélfilgrgtlfi; gffliitlfieigflzls igogégnfiierézgfiiglllg} lsome m ress Wm] it but m the the nut, but it often happens that _ meantiijm: a great many accidents no file is availlble. In such 11. case, . ' o. screw driver and hammer will do VIOLIN TUITION-Classes rB-icould be avoided if drivers wouldthe work. use the former as a chm i111. The lug will be 111111111 brittle enough to make the operation rela- tively simple.

"Suppose you are driving along o. 392l-9-2-1Wk.iwell-traveled highway at night, and

_ constantly are annoyed by blinding CHURCH SERVICES-Mr. E. li- flashes from the headlights of ap-‘, Sllllllflllliproaclting cars. Why not drive rea- - KEEP CELLS 1N 11031110}; ifiinlli". llsonably close behind the next car

4th at Wood If the battery cells show a tend- th l why 11°51 ti?“ “will? ency to pull away from the outer behind e otter car an save your- msm as they are likely to do m1 CHURCH NoTicfi-lt: (lméfhéail 1591f the annoyance of being blinded? “mg the motorist Show‘; Mt 1m. " "‘ mm‘ ‘Ii- i’ be the 1M3’ Way °i dmng mediately to remedy the condition. Whmlls but Cemimli’ it i5 m“ m9“ This is an important item of battery‘ sensible. I "Y0" Will mid that» in Pillkilig- noticed. Good compounds sold under ‘the lflZY drivel‘ 0m?" i5 the m9“ various trade names are available efficient. I-Ie does not. run at top and easy m apply The bunny ‘speed looking for =1 chvlw parking always should be kept tightly scaled ‘spacebui: creeps along with the idea an the way m-ouyKL that if he takes it easy somebody, pull away, or that if he space he will not under- , at Vfllllfi ill- In ifllmc- it is the ma" W119 Some motorists are so fortunate in r0 11. 111. flllll 2.30 p. 111., 111 Borden lakes it easy Who avoids using hlstbe matter or never having m 1nd Tryon respectively, brakes excessively. It should be ob- change a me ma; may forget m 7-— ’l'\0llS t0 mOrB dPlVelS ill!"- iihey Wm give the attention necessary to keep ON MOTOR TRIP-Rev. F}. Slbe required to come to a halt at the the yock m, m9 spam in good Work.

11g and afternoon services.

. '—-'i—~ PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES. — scrvicca i11 cortuuctiop \viih the Church in Canada,

11111-111-11 111111 'l‘1'yon,el5e W"! 011. LOCK on spam-z rum

1 have been on a motor trip to Fred-nailing along they can save not ages o; the elements, these lockfii crlcum. N-B» Ouuiwciv- llsvfifl- merely in applying the brakes bill may quickly rust 1111a stick 111.11’ Marysville Si. Joint and other plac- also may delay just long enough to against thevbest efforts or the key] '11. While iu Oromocto they spoilt. be ready m CYQSS when the signals to release the,“ A drop or “gm o“ “"119 1'1"" gulls" m’ Rev- A-E- All?“ Efefill?’ - ' iapplied regularly when the rest oi‘ and Mrs. Chapman- l11 1111111y sec, 5mm; began to appreciate that he the c“. is being lubricated is assm, 5°11" “i N-B» m9 Willi" "m" ‘SN/BS Oil the lllolifesfilve Side 0f once against having to spend an lllilii’ lllilled llllli "l9 \l°l"l m"! motoring mentally, and that there hour o,- SO‘ Damn,“ [milelyl trying iimk- , . Eight {be some tacwpl igpfiierln hilt-i m break. 11111 lock when one has 11 —'_* ea. o savn n1e an cu ~- _. WOMEN'S iNsTi-rul E MEET‘ driving and ign attending tgythe i-iggfigtsiigpuie highway far “m” lNG.-'l‘l1e monthly tneetiill-Z oi’ ln-w-armus wants of his can He was '

linu River Women's institute was Sm, more convmced when I mm mm, "PM M ‘he “Qme P‘, Mrs" Archnmm ‘that. the car owners who had to refill ‘i“"°'il““- [we've '""f_"‘be"“ their radiators most often were the “vered R0“ ca“ Wm] My B“ ‘limes wh‘) persisted i“ taking mm“ that the rim does not run true. The

i -M ntl and Stone." Motley 1., - p wit}; voied] for covering for roofMme to do the -l°b mm‘ really w“ remedy is sitnplc and requires but a

at school. and for buying some new l l l h 1d‘ 1 f seats for school. The T9901‘! 0f W199i 50W Y» 0 n8 l1 P999 ° \nnual Convention was read by ime will“ Syphons out as Soon “s chalk so it will mark the part of the

tihey- Slan- rim that runs farthest out from the

the Secy. After lunch was serv- v _ ed, the meeting was brought to a‘. iimpmtam‘ ‘Angle m our “all” face of the whcei. Then, loosen the ‘lose. Members will please Hll-‘Vmsm’ ‘mi mweve" was my WM“ g lug nuts on the side opposite that

iWEl‘ Roll Call next meelins Willi i“ 5mm‘ t° in” °‘“§f"1 h“? ‘tie which is marked, tightening them ‘on ‘uihbt 1 would <10 -with 1 Thous- .ludsed slmpllc iv fcamp ex 1v. m, ome, l‘ the mo, vs not caught 1nd Dollars.” ‘The meeting will Hem“ m" ‘mmfersa °n' °'. nun‘? e’ the first time, repeat the operation. 1e hcld at the home of Mrs. JBB- ‘he had cmi-fideged m“: shim“? ‘r3; Usually, tightening the lugs ln-tthls , - into shape. preferred to use the brakes, and in -WEDD|NG BELLS- A "Telly sortie cases to trust to luck. I did noti vedllllli; took illiwfi B!“ llllle ma?!“ have a great deal of difficulty con-l ‘illillflll Plllllilllllllil s“ 5 "TY - ‘- vinclng him that though this process - "ll Monday “Veilllill Ailg- 23*“! 1927 of dropping into second looked com; thgoliistfqg with me m“ in gear and B own n! Sh,» _- gnition switched off commonly when M156 Leflli R- i‘ pllcated it really was far slmplet ‘SS , _ ,-_ - » apposed to lnctease the resistance mogue N.B.. was united l11 n1ur11 ma" depending on the brakes» agp with ML wmmm 1L “neg or I d H m t if h éuedtof the engine to the forward move- Bwfleld we“ Co. N_B_ “em EH Shslweb ‘km bah d t9 r t mmeni. of the car. The increase is s weeks MJL ' performed the "W" 9b m e5 at t“ ° exgrldJnegllglble and the result of the prac- ‘ereltiony- Only aiew close friends fonsidera lelamgunka enggg Oh u“! may be dlsasir°us~ Even with ‘v11... present- The young couple thiacsnén; c ‘Erika n Thmnfwln;éiggofiirrtgoiiélidtilasaldig stughcysiihcggtleé l l ll . .- l ill ‘i iiilgiieilit evitiiwtl: igltlieyililfllzlilllltlltggbio- milling?! hi-glltfe dgyfltwlltfglm hfieggalelg and, unexploded, it condenses and ioro returning to Shemogue where _ 1 _.drlp5 down the cylinder Wfllis- Thus- hey will reside. Tile bride is n gmlerxgxé: $hsiplgglsxi1tngfiaxlikigg 38:13:?!‘ éliilultalxiitz: ilotiédbyl‘ hwhlchenttiltati laughter of Mr. Isaac Brown of ' - Q9‘) llremogue, N.B., formerly oi’ Stan- 2ft ‘Iss1’: gignggirggaéhgllilufihgqgibli: (Iltlllglhagelgf sizes a pracigcei 1s obvious. ‘cy Bridge I’.l<].l. and has many o" 11° e 9X9"! e - "elatlves and friends on the island or slzwiggrgwnoggdtfigggthigsizifigi “rom which she moved two or 2322a, ‘aspgcc erm ' ‘i ‘ WARNING STILL UNIIEEDED 'hree years ago» Shc is a popular u. ' young lady. r1111 groom 11 the eld- 1 m“ 1 W51“ i° “gm Yfl“;‘g:°j instills of all the warnings ls- now, Smith, against w at m8 t 9 sued by engineers, the practice of

1st son of Mr. Weston W. Jones of - Hayfield N.Il., one ol the most termed false simplicliY- I kn°w ‘m9 racing the mot/or when it is not

prosperous farmers in the country- At the present time the groom is ftimpmylnfi things» bu‘ he 3°55 “bwiby many motorists and mechanics.

uigngad in teaching. l" the Wmnfl waY- Amicllmi-ingiAccordlng to factory experts, there llllnciull-‘s- hi? makei ii- 9- "lie i° is no worse abuse for a motor. PERSONALS ‘drive around without dust caps on; _ ____ ..<,>_._._._

;hls tires. It does sound queer andM 1111-. b11111 n. MacDonald, 1111111- silly- but he reels that 1111s helps 111m- assachusetts

lord. Me., who has been spendiuil save time when he has m (mange n,‘ vacuum] at his gov-me,- hqme, tire. As a. matter of fact, however.‘ Little Pond. has left on return af- has tires ttliiften gecome‘ urlldeg-igflgt‘. er 11 very pleasant visit. ‘e and e w es se pnc e e-. BOSTON M . cause the sir leaks more freely fromxhugmts a ' mg" Sept‘ ITMMSW . , _ . pple growers will have :1 Aline: “c.1112. “"1121: 2224111551. 51:. i» ’ tr 0M0 “m, titan-ill (t? gitc cut robably would be a savl in theieufly apples as a result of the "elm" Simet "'1 M‘; hnk Wlglter lbs 11111 1111111 1111 ml m‘; 11 1111119“ m‘ “m” w‘ 0mm“ Sm“ °°"" M‘?! - “lg d- mi" e:'_-_F £101“, 3 L -bl ‘g 3 m h missioner of agriculture, in chang- 1.. nu, aun ers s re . r 1 [more rou e unscrew em entmg me regumuons so m“ there is’ icion (dcaner. ,he hayedto méike a canal: m jno color requirement orrapples whlchi "“""<*>—'“" “‘ gs yo men one eat-e to i; mat; @431 _ M h _ wms overwr- Pmzs 1111111110111111."smuhsud-"oneor .1111. c.1311 111' ‘if. 13f. 1111353313.. ——- ill"! MOSY- BIIHOYIHB Win85 t0 m8 lSimodification to meet the requests of FRANKFORT-ON-IIVIAIN. Altnzggivto have to check over the air pres-‘npple growers who wish to export 31=T|Is (Mellie pl‘ Z0 u! 0v ,sure just beTore starting on a tripJGravenstein apples to Liverpool, marks. founded liy the '(‘0nlm°ll"1'here ls plenty’ to do without all London and Glasgow markets. Council nfxiilempottelt]: fltlriilttlvtlimgitlyrn. mm; extra bother," ‘The old regulation required l0 per Will! [W989i] G i.

TRUE RIMS PROTECT TIRES

{to the brim and a certain amount of

"'I‘he simplest, but perhaps not tbqeent. or color on Grade A apples- lhe presence of n number of lnv" best, way out; 01 n;- "1 m‘; mm, “isiWlth ‘the Gravensteln. apple 111111 ed guests, to a Berlin poet, Step- w 1m“; the u,“ 310mm your xenon meant that the apple couiud not be pllu George ifor checking over the pressure would Picked "m" i" W" "W"? mimiré °" The decree announcing the awardibe m and out H 1t is we m“ Ce,-_[the tree. The growers told Dr. Gli- says the recipient has upheld ihemmfly’ n you have not attended w bert that if they waited until the (loeihetltl dignity and spirit as 11o the mes they would no“ be under color came from maturity of the fruit other German writer of his timcwmo his“ presmmL Now. don.‘ ‘orget, it would be too late to ship to Eng- whiln giving grand new forms to that tires Wm PM‘ up a“, onyour-land markets at good pricesénfirol: P°‘~"‘"Y' 1 trip. Fast driving, occasional roughim: treawtull‘? Sula“??? ca: Bn-ppau George has published roads and ‘he mcreused he“ due w‘) es a on‘ ays. ma’; ma 0 several volumes of poems which huh" me speed Wm “be the may rayeniteaiapp e 1:311 ome ov- are greatly admired for their al- m" auwmatkmny with balloon oral-hoe ‘111 a. ‘pezh . I m m most. classical style. l-le is also ma! a pound or two ‘men macs at g Izefigtflle 1'1 tmeeafgilflllgflecla Won the author of 11 number of axcel- quite’ a Influences, zine a“ ‘ea migraemd axhome The m“ dmmas’ Smith will learn in his motoring md,".',°.,,,,,,,,d. gggd mo, and most AT rns rurrv. ihfli MW and then whit paws M" of the growers market. 1111111 orbven; Hkusee m“ m“ over ‘here? neglect may be good cs1- care. sift? glltlglfggglofifotiaoeibzseér $335181. He's s bombastic ass, a vacuous non- T?‘ ° - .

. menis. Elana; gicegtlelgugihiiiilglucg atopaihe The importance of the export out- ’ u

mm let. forearly apples, especially Grav- sm’ “would you mp“; mm“; sustains. was brought out in the re- nown? He's my husband, and