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UNITED CH URCHf

Charlottetown, P. E. I. Nov. 12, 1944

Rev. ‘RE. McLennsn Minister Miss M-Irie McDougaIl

Deaconess

A. Roy Kendall Organist

Anniversary Services

11 A. M.: THE PROPHETIC CHURCH vnFAL SOLO: "The Voice In The WilrlernealW-J. I‘. srrgtt,

Mrs. it. L. Douglas.

mum's sl-zulwrlom "0 Italy SaviouW-I-‘lelning. lye-IBM: “Jerusalem. My Glorious Honda-g...‘ a v.-

7 i’. M; THE DAY OF REMEMBRANCE UNVEILING 0F HONOUR ROLL

By

The Lieutenant Governor, Hon. B. W. LePAGE VIOLIN SOLO: "Ad0fItI0h"-—FGI|X Borowslti.

Mr. Norman Skltch.

vocal. nurr. “The Lord n My ShepherlW-Qgmrt, Mire Sally Wood and am. w. o. Silencer. '

ANTHEM: "Jeau. Jo! Oi Man's DeelringW-Iaeh. VOCAL SOLO: “How Lovely Are Thy Dweiiinys“-L|¢|d|¢_

Mrs. Ralph L. Douglas.

Visitors Are Cordiolly Welcome

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IUNDAY- 00 lloly Communion

BT. PE'I‘ER'S CATHEDRAL

aNuucan lechio u Square

Ite- C l. M. Malone. ' “I13. urn. SERVICE!

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prince and Grafton ltreet Minis r

REV. G. CARLYLE WEBSTER

Mrs. Edwin Johnatone, Orgnnlgt and Choir Director

MORNING WORSHIP-

Heritage/f

Theme: "A Priceless

"This column ls _ot local interest.

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erutered the P yesterday Ica-

% Evelyn and Zelme Muc- Innis

Gordon sloe, have their wraitions in file P. E. I-Ioevi for bonatle.

to Debert Military Hospital after spending a furlough vis ting his wife, Mrs. Fred Beaton and daughter Freda. itPatriot please copy).

Malina

l1 llolv llucharllt. ChOfIl “d semm Hymns: 106. ‘I90, 815. M4. 2.30 Sunday School.

Anthem: “Sunset and Evening -. Evensong and Sermon.

up. 2:30 I‘ M lloiy Communion

:15 ‘aurssiay. Thumaly, Saturday EygoNlNG 1b_¥I0ItSHiP-

.5. on ay nd ay. . p.111. eme‘ ‘A Question si

y L30 Wednead Supreme Importance." I wrmnyTfuigsslsiilruuggNAnlAr

' gum,“ ""311" _‘7§.' 4*" m- . ARMY IN HIQLLAND, Nov. a - no “m” A" "n- “Ws- 3°! °i M"! (GP Cabla) - lat-Gen. Crerar to-

DeslringP-Bach.

"Blessed are they that hear the

Word of God and keep it with lov- hearts."

The week day service; are held in All Soul; Chapel. All sells are iron and unappropriuted, Visitors l" velcolued and the Incumbent l‘ lied to see them after any service.

, n. EVERYBODY WELCOME

. ST. PAUL'S CiiURCl-I -_.__._. ________ Inv- James T. Ibbott, Rector Miss Lillian Earle, Organist Ir. Walter MaoNutt, A.'I‘.C.M., plumm-

(hill! 171F601!" Rev. I. Judson Levy, B1).

H0 lloiy Communion. i165 Confirmation Schol. 11.00 Morning Prayer and ler-

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2.30 Sunday School.

7:00 Evening Prayer and Bor- ll.

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‘ZTZIIITYCTT

THE BAPTIST Crli URCH

will be conducted by F0. the Ihev. J. Bigelow. 8.0.. R.C.A.F.. who will preach the sermon. _

Chorale "A Safe Stronlholri" — (Luther-Bach).

"R5557 I IIRIAN 5i?l%.'fl'°§‘.:§§"“"i.£li'l‘;.l° iii ’*'—’—~ ~—~ ———— ——— Ch , wt laa. an nouns THE KIRK or s1‘. JAMES Mil. .. “d” “$55..

m, EVENING WORSHIP '1 pJn.

Ml I The Rev. '1‘. 11'.‘ Ilussell Homers, FO- the Rev. J. E. Blgolow. 11.0..

.\1_.\__ 53pm will conduct evening worship with

l) - ||_ sermon. v

Mir; lz, |,1Ifi::s|y|,|(¢nfl,‘ The evening anthem. Calcutta Mug, 3am “ilymn oi Peace.’

Mrs. G. Elliott Full. ornnbt and choir director will be In charts of the music oi the till!-

Yuu are invited to worship with

THE PTIST IIUTICH

z-‘(l-TINTRAI. CH

R ING WORSHIP OF REMEM-

until next Sun- CHURCH CIIURCII SCHOOL ERHK BIBLE CLASS. KM" strut;

Ilr. M. E. (irnlzc. Snnnly Minister Organist. Miss Marianne Saunders

11 a. M.: M rning Woflhlv-

sermon Snbgilectyz‘ "The Law 0i Component o .

2:30 P. Mu. Sundn! 8=hflvl~ T’. M.: I-Ivonlng Worehlll

Hymn" —

- he l1 ister will conduct the iggllfv. and deliver the Sermons.

Incl: rolNr scllool. —— Thlt following is; me

mpmfi I . a‘: Fifi-ht school fcr the month of 75.5fm.“ Subject: "The Eternal ‘urbu Preservatives." halide‘ V111 — llvlurchison Moc- Everybody Welcome.

rililjwdosrlalf

hmde v11 -- 1. Constance Mec- ‘" PENTECOSTAL CHURCH

gfiido V1 - i. Rota MacDonald.

a P. M.; Evrngelistlc Service.

“him 2. Malcolm MacDonald T You are cordially invited to these

‘I Liam Til v1»

- With sad r ts. h2g2!‘ n isr-k‘ 1~ W801!!! MM" l""'|'~‘*‘5- IA duvmwgvshali lag-Icy! remember q "- Z. Ruthie MlmDouqaJl. Pastors: When the rest oi’ the world forgets "fl! T1 iJri 1. Elia MacEach- B E sTEEvns We think ot‘ you In silence.

Bo . Olivc MacDougall sf l..' PROSSER njffli"tvndan<e - Jcckie Mac- . Malcolm McDonald est averap in _ 111 d u 190m Maclgnchenel ‘hemp:

JOHANNESBIJEG - w!" —A

th Duk oi Newcastle 11' wfrgn sobid b5 auction for 81-500. “mt” alum in Junior grades Thevv were included ln a milwlrm “Tina MacEfichern 8'1 rer cent ' of antiques from the 116ml! °i u" fMm-gihdrew Crosby, Teacher. late Chit‘! J 0e de Villiers.

OOIIFELLOWS ATTENTION

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' Oddfellows of Charlottetown and vicinity are re- ‘msied lo assemble at 244 Kent Street to attend ti"! allneral of our late Brother. William Sellxlr. Funeral

1-00 P.M. Saturday, November llth.

Webster. lice. Sec'y. J.R. C0mpt0|b R°°~ SW’! "d"? lodge, 0.8. Wlldey Lodge. Nv- 27-

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b_ LL-Gen. llrerar. and burn-f iiiiiaosseifbhnm school,

duv nsumcd command of the 1st Canadian army following an Illness of one month. and he told war cor- respondents st. army headquarters: eordiai welcome awaits you st g1 d felt

terv nnd annemiavby ilanadian and BrltlslTarlnv sifiiialisis in EIIRI [where he went plans for the difficult operations in which h Germans from the Schelde Estuary Corner oi Prince and Fitzroy Streets amlroaches to Antwerp.

had told.him that he fit enough to assume iull respon-

MORNING WORSHIP 11 a.m. S‘ The wry.“ o’ “hmhu worm“, - arr-lore. He said he had n0 dc§re to

nrinritv list for the rat/um home would be average The Church School 2.30 p.m- - the middle of such s nLove.

IN MEMORIAM

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who passed to his eternal reward

trade V - 1. I-I l MaoDo - El Avenue husband and lather, Samuel Clow all. em ug z ‘Hm sundfl School. who defined this life. November Glade III - 1 Marina Mac- 3.00 p.m. Worship Service. lliil. l9 -

Today la a day oi rememb

And oit repeat your name What would we (l

r of chairs pmrewted to lord And sec geom- lace again. Invlngly Remembered by Ilia WilO 11-11-11. '

Murna hun. who departed tit Novcm

When|the evening shades are hil- ' n

x. And we're sitting all alone. ITo our hearts there comes a ion!-

reservel fer news

but advertlaln o! a ueway nature ruuv is lnsor 5t live cents e word. strictly eav- able in advance.

CRABWELI. for Photozranhs. coNranamrrwN us‘: I evlnalvcr.‘ n“

BEGIN’! ARRIVAL! Indie-a’ Hate, Blouses and Jumpers. Ken- neclys Ladies‘ Ready-to-Welair.“ m

_OI-‘FIOES AND WAI-EIIOUSES of Wholesale Grocers. Confection- ers. Frulterera closed all day Sat- urday. Novmlber lith — Rememb- rance Day. 1l-9-3l.

cuuacll NOTICE for Sundami A ‘ Hi

NDWIIIDBI‘ 12th ll 00

. . 51. 0 y Communion. st. Elizabeth's Church eld "1 ' i

Eillrinltfl . . M. Evexurrlz Prayer. St. John's Church. Cran- aud. lil-ll-li.

POLICE COURT — At the Police Court vesterdav. two drunks had their bililS cf $5.00 and $10.00 es- treated nmother was fined $5.00 and costs or l0 ciavs and a 4m was fined $10.00 and costs or 20 days. A motorist charlzcd with drivmll to

e common danger lest Ju1_v had his cosc adjourned till the 17th.

SUPPORTED PRESIDENT — Antoni’: prominent Islanders who supported President Roosevelt in the recent United States election was James I-I. Moreen. of Brook- line, Mass, well known Boston attorney and former president of the Canadian Club Boston. Mr. Morson, formerly oi Dundas. is a brother of the late W. A. Morson, one time prcthonatory, and uncle oi Mrs. W. E. Agnew, of Cardlsan.

ISLAND CASUA TIES — A lllance over the o icial casualtv lists for the last few weeks show that, on an average. not a day has passed within that time but an Islander has given his life for his country. The official lists. re- leased for publication from Sep- tember 21st. to this Armistice Dav -a matter oi 51 days-show 64 either killed in action or as hav- g died oi wounds. In all there gas been in that time 388 casual-

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Personals

Rev. A S. Weir. cl Vernon.

E Island Hospital immanent .

ughters of Mr and Mrs. MacInnis, North Win- returned home after

Pte. l‘. T. Heston has returned

leasant fifteen day's

o not think I have ever etter. In mylifel! . .. His illness was diagnosed as dysen-

and.

after completing

is forces cleared the Gen. Crerur said an srmv doctor was nulte biltties as armv commander once

beaten. He said he felt his position in the

“somewhere in

In loving memory of ALLISON BOYCE MOKIE who was killed Oversea-l. November 11th, 1941. Mother, Sisters and Brothers.

ln Memoriam

in loving mdmory oi my vlrar ther, '

MICHAEL MURNAGIIAN

on November 11th, i941. Badly Missed by ‘Iiereez.

III MEMORIAM

In loving memory oi our dear

ve to hear your vol

and Family

1n Memorir m

I- take occasional days off for iishing

Pair Confess To Cairo Shooting

ice pounced wday that. two Jew- ish prisoners had confessed that

oi Stats resident in

Stern 8101111 of extreme Jewish Na- tiomlists.

was announced. after 36 hours oi questloninq by members oi the British Pu eat-inc police who flew hero for the continuing inquiry. Meanwhile an elaborate military . funeral was held for ma Moylle iand his chauffeur, Lance-Corporal Fuller, who were shot dead two { days ago as they drove up to the

Major Clinton Eacott returned {Missionary from Chins will eon- duct special services in the Sal- vation Army Citadel Saturday evening, Sunday morning and evening. Monday evening special pictures with explanation will be shown relative to his work in that ‘land. The Major was a Mis- ‘sionary in China for twenty-four veara and comes well qualified to

Minister's residence here.

Police said prisoners. one of whom was wounded by Police as they fled across the sidencs grounds. had declared: are members of the fighters for free-

on instructions from this organ- ization.” They gave their names as Moshe aohen and Itzakch Baimlann | and contended that Lnrd Moyneks

tweak of the work m ma; Counmr policies were prejudicial to Jewigil Everybody’ is cordially Invited m aspirations for =1 national home 1P attend any or all of the services. P81661111!-

lizltionzll TemperancewStudy

--—i— 1 LESSON III. NOVEMBSR 12TH. God's own Win30. al the Bilble awollol. AND HEALTH teilatlfdm! could ahead‘: e Whfiv, 3y _ _ 53M 1118 118 you o camp - INTSRfl 2E!" outed system; oi hens. blood ves-l

selsk and tiiigristigh system which Bob were“ had zcod standing w“ ‘° w“ F"! m‘ on i115 Easter reportaaud was plan- gwdhifigfifmfilng'ufiut youbflavebfé; nina to do farm work beginning on ma’ m whodq 1a.: u the 24th of May. lie ha-u been of-

fered e Job on s. genomld fann.

system is nour eperod l H“ Sig” Mary remained M school by the whoesonm cod and water until tho final closing in JuneJ

which we take into our stomachs 'I‘hero were few fzmn jobs for

land by the pure air taken into our first form girls, but. Mary went, out u?“ . to hell! her Uncle ma. who had sawgflf; fdfin qtrgiggwmag s, five-acre fruit farm about fifty mam.“ gm“ u‘ m“ no miles from her llnme. ‘ p ' 5 m" very proud w be . eel/thy looking men ground a

liquor. Does not that strong drink

proialllotes goog helgthWlhw " quot‘ a vert in aye at- W‘?! "*4. tempts to create s f impression. picture o!

d " mntvjlt never gives s true the effects at! drinking.

summer on the detective forc¢ and f§°&,."“f,‘§§,§‘. ofiothlfraflfgeci‘: g ‘ifggd vm‘ ti," ‘akg Qisireailji“ W‘? worst enemy this rising zencration M“ ‘m u- "5 a - ihas to face at the present time.

"When s person drinks bever- aaea containing alcohol this a1- cohol soon x0e: all through the use it passes quickly in-

strarwberries cherries. cull-rants and raspberries. What ‘pleased her most was to receive a large round farm servi with the words. "We printed in bold letters. I Mr. Wallace was Very busy Lila/t‘

with his friends. One clay early in July Mr. Wel- lace called up the family physician. body "D" spmgiit-‘F’ he em- "YW m w the blood Alcohol cannot build very‘ muchl like myself. We are o; mm“- any body w!“ so you O F011;"; tfv hard and a day can hardly call 1t food. out it. does or M210 of woud d8 us both good drug and 510w down me working CW1 f: “Wanwe i° spend l of the nerve cells That explains wupée ° "gkwlifll "W" m? “bin whv an automobile driver is so “horeairvdei- pride the genial doctor T1“ m" h‘ h“ “ad m“ "but 1 should like w take my slx- " ‘m’ “"°““t

and his $011. Bert and they picked up Bob Wallace at the farm. The Beaver Lake Cabin was about twelve rnilu beyond the fazrrn. s0 the party vviare soon there. ' 'The"boys had been good friends at school but this wns the first time they had been together on a comp- ing trip. That evening the boys gathered together a pile of pine knots and built a camp-fire. As the fire burned up with a cheery blaze Bob turned to the doctor. "Dr. Sprague." he said. "the boys around school have been dismissing thq, problem of drinking. I sllopld like to know wfhat the doctors suv about it. Dces it really do a person my hag-m to drink alcoholic bev- d amt“! 1n m, p,“ ha," erases? shown that among persons suffer. I am glad you asked rne that lug from pneumonia the death rate question Bob." rc/nlit-d the doctor, was {orgy two p9,- oem among "because both you and Be" heavy drinkers t-went-v-nln per should be well informed about th|cent among mozierrne dgrnkefi and facts on this ouestkan cf drinking. only eighteen per cent among ab- Bojthxof you will soon be out oiispglner-s, as oo tak ng your place in the "Th 5 r mm, world's work, and volu- decision on that filémdiliiiixilflo: lfiore labigut: this drink question can make you meet with accidental death or ppr. either a sucre=s or a failure. “Your body is the most wcnder- fill of all God's mentions. made in

year. One oi the

frequently, l! st all, and in

whether a man drinks or not?"

eiieettd by drill “It is unusual to iind is a heavy drinker leech old age "

"Many kinda

81110113 non-drinkers. death lute among non-drinkers la

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drinker. If he drives a (gar

.ft he has had even a small q or

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TREMEMBRANQE

—Pr0gramme—

DAY

- Saturifay, lllil November, I944.

_ Fm"? _1°755 A. M. until the Eleventh Hour, the fire hell will toll at intervals of thirty seconds.

Legion Parade will leave the Legion Home headed by the Band of 62 C. A. (B) T. C. arriving at the lvionulncni at 10:50.

ORDER OF CEREMONY I O Canada Patriotic Speech By The Rev. T. E. McLenuan Two Minutes Silence Patriotic Spec-ch By The Rev. Father liicfnrdle Last i’ost Reveille Placing Of \\'reath5 "Nearer .'\I_v God To 'i‘hee" Are Being Placed God Save The King

The Returned M011 will fall in at lozjo A. M. in front of the Legion ilnute. Dress: Meduis or Medal Rihmuis \\'III be worn. All Returned Men and Women are invited to be on parade. After the service at the Niommlent, the Returned Men fol-

Band \\'ilI Play While Wreaths

In loving memory oi Michael I. is life

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,1! he only could come home.

e will never be forgotten

Never will his vncmorv fade. 4 Loving thoughts will always linger Around the trave where he is la Il-

Sadly Missed by Wife and Family. ll-ll-ii.

lowed h_v the Navy, Army and Air Force will proceed down Graf- ton in Prince to Richmond to Queen to Kent and Pnwnni to Leg- ion Home. ills Iinuour the Lieutenant Governor will take the salute in front of the Provincial liuikling. .

\\"|'enths will he placed in the following order:

ills iionotn" thc Lieutenant Governor, the Frontier of the Province, the Uayor, the President oi the Legion, the Presi- dent of the Ladies’Auxiliary, Officers Cnmlndulliug Ultits, fol- invvcli by (lrgztnizntiltns and (iiircns.

Wcniiicl" permitting this service will bc Ilrululvnst uvcr Sla- tion CFCY.

CAIRO, Nov. a _ (A?) _ p01.

they assassinated Lord Mayne, Brit- - Minister the Middle last. 0n orders from the.

The confessions were obtained. it .

Egyptian , re-

‘Wei dom oi Israel and what we did was I

Course for Sunday Schools 1944'

in the hesll- i I

sickness which are definitely caus-

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IN MEMORY OI‘

JOHN BROWN

1800 - 1N4

He Was a Friend of Till! BIBLE SOCIETY

WHAT MORE FITTING EPITAPH I Could You Have On Your Monument

I A _ LIFE MEMBERSHIP NOW

$25.00 and A LEGACY IN YOUR WILL

Tvouu) PuaPulu/rrs You: AIEAIORY DOWN '1'11u0uou THE YEARS AND WOULD 11a A WONDERFUL WA v TO CARRY our ’ THE MAsTElrs COMMAND. “G0 YE THEREFORE, AND TEACH ALI. .v.4n0.vs', TEACHING THEM T0 OBSERVE ALI. THI.\'(.‘.S' II'H.ATS()EIYL‘R 1 HA VE COMMANDED You."

TIIE BRITISH and FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY

flier. Xioll H “sill-Volililln must, W WIT’ D

o. me Mo - ~>_ uulkiug Plwllis, pleas.- put your rusmingimene 5011 miss dinner

or uqudrpllomlfTurdy reckless chances, If be is

th it tr ts h is slow w 51.01». awrrv. U‘ znlngs zoom rum -*: Some Jov ride! I've

$111,: gorilla: 51d ise more likelyi is dsnuuuuuh n Wow a days work. People m ma“ ‘the nQn-drmkey w 5m. 0min,” 1113', mlkvy-i; an, R01:- <10 a Lhlugs and some o! us m (rum o; w“ ma? IUIV? w help out.

"suicide cases have been studied Ronnie: Cluelrnanesa is a. w“ Phyllis; What was be enfl by the insururlce (lam/ponies. Tin rible crune. It steals Ne. limb» 1111118? one series of investigations of money and time. Fnmer. Well. I niflwt. as Vi! suicide in swallowing poison it was Gordonz, Tium. was some ‘lift sit ciotlvn and W11 301113211 15°“ 3 found that illiiv half of the vlc- blather! it ‘Axis one of vhe chains before 1 lute dinner. ere wee s

down at the tourist camp 115ml} (‘or accident, and . . Plryllrs; "rim fizc slijirlld to sonzyet Ronald. Ilzadd)‘. were IYOu

lr/usle nd it the men had n‘ ca: BUCKIEIIQ.

worked tilflld all the cabins would rumor: o. when 1 wee throuda

have been burned down. helping ca pails d VITA? W Roualzi: You should iltl-‘Vg seen. the me Nrllr mPn asked me to I0

the flames and suloke when them-pin them as a phone call had

roof foil in. The sparks were 11k? come m re-pomlnll a 621-1‘ Klimt?!“-

tlme had alcohol in their etolnachs before taking the fatal poison "There are also certain forms of

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ed by drinking beverages contain- ing alcohol. Dnmkenness causes or unhaalthy condition 0d’ the mind and bodv and should be therefore

' f‘ >v‘r"s. . Cordon: Dad. wily didn't Y0" IQ 3§°§,-.‘}.,‘§,‘,1",2‘g.£.“1?‘i..o§?;§{f “Etglyglliis: They didn‘; save any- M10110 3- I could have MIDW- ion and the doctor may determine thins: out of the cabin. It was a Father: I am very glad that you

how ‘drunk’ e Person is by testing shat-no to see kt bum for YWW the" did not go. It. was not iflsfllltg;

is only black ashes where tlxeretior a some 10d-

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of alcohol. He cannot see danger so clearly, nor

teen year old son somewhele for s h e . I ~ » m kec the fire from; beneuill 1t The man was driv j Iew days’ holiday: He has bcen $31 veelaplgley fleileslsbxgggls- sféotiiiiflilriyt 1lia€go Iiiinllyrrerliiiiri? 9' nxyzLY from the fire he had sta I working hard. Marv he come along." and 1‘ like“, w Mk9 r-eelrlex chrm- 09m a pergqn becgnreg bolstlgrqils Niother; vimer-e i.| your father? imrougul carelessness and he loot l This viewed Mr Wallace very pee m s‘ en the government clumsy in m. movements At I-hvllis: lie told lie to bell ilfllltxtntrol oi his our. much and he thought how hi; own ,Wm ma; glodrgl is the chief three-tenth or er..- p01‘ cent 1 that ‘he expected to be buck for, Phyllis: Ia the man all light? . son. Boil. would LDPRCIAM l W101i cause oi automobile accidents person mofvs “qnp-‘om, c; 00'"? dinner, He vtx-nt of! w-ittl some lmthe-r: 'I"he doctor thistle. that y m“ ‘mm the him” “Wk “I1 the “The insurance companies’ ask lete drunkenness unable to stand m?“ in a (‘M ‘he will live. Ibrnmatolv for him . ‘axm- 5mm I WWI‘ 1M" Deiec“ me to examine quite a few alppll- stand m- in tat-all’; gtrqi hi ‘some! Gordon: VVdsu‘t Mr Allen. the. m; weight pressed on the loom d ' tive Wallace called for Dr Slrrague cams for mmtmme pgljqjes gvgfy mop}: 1n this condiqio-g ‘a... it“. mnn wh» owns the tourist CflIYip-‘IIZS car 111141 kHPB bimmlg “m! 5