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' A. Home On The Range

child's very lips were as white as paper. _

"You wouldn't think lt. possible. would you." Myrle said bleathlessb’. "til-at the ground could behave 11 < that.‘

Etch/u clung to her. seemed afraid to ulolc in any direction. And, 1n- (llltli, wllczl the earth itself betrayed poor huuliul kind, where could the)‘ escape?

"l wish there ‘was someone her?!’

A5lJ13li1l1l\'Ci_\‘ll.ﬁ'_If Daddy “H5 h“? - i u't nllu ..'

fifti-li- tilotlcut of Cilristchurch. Had ltltgv ‘and tile ctlrtilonake down tlleit-i ilrlw iilliCll tialnaue had bet-h do 2‘ $.11" \\.1s it only a local dis- Wililtliiiiig round the lonely 18nd‘ scat», mete was some reassurancﬂ in swim; it look just the 5111119; ‘liivll .l.~r cyt- \\',\s cauilm bl? a I'll“. \ i'.()\\‘ sClll‘ where a ienuth 0f C11“ 11.1.1 ttullllltlli lll a lzreat nlass 1M0

' boll.

YYUIFZ trees and t. Dust huna oler

l1 tile men are anv- ' said hlVflE. twins W as much as W551i)“ inlncss of tlle ex-

lllhtle it

r5 l i P. Z5’- ‘ll a a Z

‘whales stood enwt-v. the" led. Dread entered kin: of her oar- oi Rosclllarv! The o1 tilc cook iloitse t‘ ldtlcllt of Wllﬂi vd in the citv.

lilililly come back Alvric comforting and see how the

1.1’ abruptly. u a The exclamation

d Evelyn. 1121's all a.lone uo - isn't another soul

~ a habv vet-v soon. 1m ll to town this

) 11o their."

.1. a rull. for tile

' lllf‘ P‘ord trunk, wicd Evelyn in

l.

t t o ,1 lor little thing:

lti leave you!" And

..i loll: enough to take

..il zroaned B-Ratn and i, mid they halted for a

. i111 riRht. m nothinl." said. Hols rizllt. and they huﬂied

as housed in a zaraize lilo doors of tile 11111‘- "st ollcu and the lc drive int-o 1h - side, where it wheels well in

o .1 .1 l.s 1101...

" ‘t do allvthlns: with 1- ilrcatilicssiy.

lck to the whares.

paddocks hobinu

rn v ‘lilcre was

They lilillill

Iloraulzl’ ' to rush into "Alli the icic-

ill. nlcase send . n. Taken Evelvn

use, lvlvrll- slt (lOLlS eilort to to ltlru awav from liltlck llili." iroin and human com- UiVillﬂh El'€'tli€l' ll land shaken stuns. full of un-

, loo. W118 a further

cc. But the child

hat-i: 1o "Black 1

down.‘ ‘lvi she soon found all to lorszct her . of adventure-

ti 1.11 the road. which (Vlﬂlv under their feet lrutltil-s; and when a i"‘ll‘.(‘rl‘ nlade buffs of cliffs aild cuttlnzs niiscaoe she cried out

it the dust coins: uo!" aioluz the road tiley

pine where it loft the

.11 . punt-cl to the river.

1‘ ~t timc. the kind li‘1(|1’l'ii1.l((‘li.

nu road ilad slipped

mlztilidlit l l‘l~.»1-:~rt Yollr Clothes l roan MUTHS

l. .\ R V E X. MOTH ll ll. ‘L54. NAPHTHA- 1.1. .1: FLAKPIS DICH- Hﬂlflﬁllﬂi- SAPHEX l?" TF1‘ (it'll ELECTRIC 5; l. i’ 111).‘; SPRAYER for only $1 110!‘ (lily l" rizl 3011i‘ house of llifillih“. llc imw a variety 0f "'7'. 'i.\l.i5 f0! X05“ ‘ clmic".

lilli\f'li BALLS 19c to 1ft‘.

(‘Olf- ‘llTliS TALCUM 2 for 113i‘.

SFNIHTRN PREPAR- A'l'lilf\'h.

Shfll» NUXEMA TAN- GhL NilXZEillA SUN TAN OIL EXTRA SPECIAL Petal Tone Face Powder Pcial Tone Toilet “later

Ru». illlc value Sol-rial -—— c fﬁ can anus villa . 1 u

. . . DOITETTE I R. .\I. SMALIIMAN

"v3 .

"who blOlllilll the to

‘ cvclaiulcd Mvrlc. ’

, \ for a distance of a -

WM! a life! . I l. A

"Plain" is not the word for Kitty.

She is, in fact, much more than Pretty.

But though she must per-spire, it's true, .

Offending makes her dates too fewl

Bath tonight with LIFEBUOY

“a” ”m’-Z§mz>s 8.0.

,_—_

aw ay in

a great lt{{.}l..§l h ‘[11

, , _ lde e Cliff. 1116 WlilXltn bridge 331955 [he river. torn from the land. lav over

on its side

"The truck wouldn't have been allv use ziftcl" all. wollld 1t?" said

velvn.

_"1’l‘ll bcginllinz to WOXIClGI‘ what I sllould do with "sou, lrlvt-ivn." said

l\f_vrle anvioltsly

said Evelyn. in- l won my llity y-ards sclllllll!"

or which worried n1 that illi€i|S\'

lilcv stood the ‘r tllcln and they

lvlrrlc, so lllut-h

Cllllaldt‘, ovall 1 earth illl't‘llt‘ll ul: sa_\v_1ilt> surface i (iii! lanllsiicc Siilﬂllllgi} a. l‘, houiilvr wcnt Uiilllililli" awav i lll(‘ rivet‘.

i

1 tic-ran to p11. A lluut hvl i111. 1- oiliv llt\\'.‘ slick li out. lulu- this. will

be U\’t‘l'1v\\'l' sirlii in’ illuklllu 11.. ll‘. and l1 \\t\‘.1i .~~ ‘

hundred v.1 >- SlOlltJd doull to . 0 pine trccs on 1110 brink which prob- ably served to iluld it. lirlll. "Well go (iowll ti - - loT be Com

Fighting Em Comprise Army Service Corps

By FRANK Iffllll-TIYTY Cilnatnn 1'1‘ '45 Staff Writs-r AN EASIERN CANEUDA ARNTY

' ‘rt-r the goods . Q and lino or‘ one

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»_‘ ls of Quebec sr ill-Hols r"l b cu gulls. ﬂllil-‘llli

.‘ Piles and‘ other wcaoolls and know

110w to use than. F01‘ 1110M of ihc mcu the main I f1 ll'11l'k. a motor-

io flfl .. training _n A’ to go llllfJllll. a ‘ozittie training 6011.50 lvllcro 1111')‘ irarn Commando lTiGillCfiS.

As part o.‘ gees out o". which all

tiling the unit _ sL-hclllcs ill participate and 5W1, "Plu- Royal ' almy oil-oper- nu \\'li.('ll ZS attached m ‘ . n hr out with the lmlnlllfl 11,-‘ 11111 4 lilies of tile Cmﬂlfililillfllll‘ i) liijlllg the coll.

‘~'0.\'$ of l1‘! \\.‘ii ilfllii‘ b.1115 and 5\\'0Opii1,'; l our iilcm to llCCliF- tozn tilc drivers to strafing [mm the air.

‘All officer's, non-commissioned of. fleets and lnolol-Cv-u. 1-1495 are aimed with revolt. _ Privates wilo do not r1110 nlotorcytics have titles and _B:'cll anus null are organized m fire paltics. ready to take on an cllcluy if at ted oll the road . cs to the t;00p5,

‘ is a "gaslcss" day crllllp. a llllt‘. adopt- _ . inc. Oil aionriays no clcs luovc cxcvpt on urgent bus.

The mcn of llle nlmy service co1'n_s_spcll<i the day rcpairiug and scivzcu"; vciliclcs in lilcir garnqw, and attl-lldlllg iccturcs and dﬂﬂp onsiratclro

1x torn MORE _ﬁ:m<s

Im (‘ﬁllllﬂg hlme in fcllr more \\'\'l‘l(§

more works and I'll be

right now to bake i .. s. .

And be sure 1..lc.c’s plenty to gpgje,

I suppose you knew how ! loved

c. » cooklts I dolvt care what.

klilti; And hour for auoilzcl- date square ( c-ry; so make ally of tilfsc arid Im sure Ill not mind,

Ccminc home. yes coming home, To got. a r"al :0 d “fccih; SQ 1;» ]v"']).”l!t"(‘l for lilczels going to ilc. An awiul display of erred.

I'm comin! home in four more wccks.

Aiel- an aiiscnce of Echtv-fcur;

I'd lave to be crm n; home to stay.

And never go away any more.

I'm crminz home to see mummy dear, And my daddr and brrvhcr too:

I lcvr- iycu so much I can hardly ' ‘a i

\\ . To kis-l and say hclio to you l mi=s you ail so very much, Sﬂi11'lt114~ l thi"k its 11o: fair: But I dolvt. wrrzy fvr I know I‘1n

safe,

For uuidinc m» alzvav; is nlo1lcr‘s prvycr.

so rm Fﬂlillll‘! lVllif‘. 10% cmnilv: hcnl",

TO s-“v r1111 all 0"!‘ - 1m"

Writ ""11 l)(‘ iluqy and cnrellltd

Just ilkow» lrcr» lefote. 311:3." ?\'l RTZP“. Mcntrcai. P Q I-‘ornwriy of (Jflgaryf, R11. z PEI-

ke me with you,

GENTRAI. GUARDIAN p

Ihll column In tunnel rm- nowe o. loonl Interact. but advertising II I nun: nature ll’ he tinned It l IUIII n word, ntrlutly pnyllnll u ldraunn.

CO0K'S for Photographs. 11-593-

CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR. ANCE. 14-978 '

LEGION DANCE at the Armouries Wednesday. July 15th. Admission 35 cents. 7-1 -2i.

FIRST VISIT T0 THE ISLAND -Mrs. Wyatt and Miss Annie Mas- on from Ontario, and Mrs. Mary A. Duirson. New York. are visiting their brother Mr. William McKay st. catilerines. This is their first trip to the Island and they are thrilled with the scenery. The party trope this will not be their last trip.

PUBLIC SCHOOL CERTIFICATES -The following pupils have been successful ill obtaining the Public School Certificates for Grade VIII Eldon School; Frederick West, Mar- garet MacKenzie. Catherine Can- telo, Windsor Buchanan and Char- les Gillis (Patriot please copy)

diall Navy as Probationary Sick a

Berth Attendants. Men passing the required standards will be entered immediately on active service. Par- ticulars mar be had from the re- cruiting officer H. M. C. S. "Queen Charlotte."

WORK DONE BY ST. AUGUS TINE PARISH-To show that tile ladies 0f the Lleagtle of the Sacred Heart of St. Atlgustllles Parish, Rusiico, have been trying to do their bit in ilelping to will the war. thc following l'(‘]).’)l'l is submitted: 15

v." l‘ "

in bc comlnemlcd for the fine work

Miss Anna Isabelle Rayner became the bride of Ralph W. hfacNciil in the presence of the inlmediate re‘.- atives and close friends of both par- ties Tile bride who was attended her sister Aiiriam, looked very WillFOmC in a dtcss of pink rayon sheer with white halo of orange blossoms and other accessories in willie. She is the datuzilter of Mr. Addison Ravucl‘ and the late Mrs. Ravner of O‘l_cary while the groom l5 illc son of Mrs. Carrie MncNvljl of this cltv and the lat-c Brenton hfar-‘Ncili of Bath. Maine. The brldnsulaid wore a prctiv dress of bluc silk cape with matchine ac- ccisories. The zronm was support. ed by Mr. Victor Ling After ‘he ccrclnonv ilic ilridai party mntgy. orl to tho homo of the vszroom on Pri "e Street where a dainty sun. W". \v.'1= scrvr-d to a number oi‘ in- rltr-ri mlr-sts. Wr. and ‘Mrs. Mag. Swill w“i roslrr-l in C'1."‘i"(\H»6qr.‘v1 ulw-n ilvl lvvlc-"own is hair-loved

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with the I-"iaud Telephone (m, Than. i. flPPlE AND “C

hosts nt’ friends wish llicm mum ilannlrcss and prcsnerlfv in fhnjy iournr-v thvluch life toqcthor. The brie» was the recipient of many hcnutifili rrifts tcstifvinw in the a5. room in whlrh sit-c is hclri by hm- mauy fr-cnds -

Personals

Tile friends of Mrs. Wesley Mc- Kenzie. Day Fortune. secret in icarll cf hcr illness in the Prince Etiard Island Hospital.

Miss Estelle Callaghan. New YOrk City, is spending a short va- cation with her grandfather. Mr. Hugh Callaghan. Lake Verde.

‘\ rs. H.111. Reed. Miss Edit-h Mc- zie of ivlarblehead. Mass, are ex-

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peeled to arrive on this rxxeningJs train. olviuz to the illness oi‘ their

mother. Nllrs. Wesley McKenzie.

111a cgaatorrrlowu customs

doubt Mr. Valley's great skill an a teacher. to whose untirulg efforts during the past two years. thi; splendid showing can be attributed

following pupils: Grade 10 Certificates: a c

ta E. Bryan Grade o oellllrlcuto; Grade 8 Certificates:

Hera are the contents of one of the boxes unearthed on the Ponte

NAVAL RECRU]TS__,Imere i! a Vedra. Flam, beach by FBI agents who smashed huge Nazi sabotage need for mm, 1n n“. Royal Cam... plot. Shown are fuses. detonators. ten blocks of TNT and four high 511d B-dlllts ‘Were plosives bombs, disguised as lumps of coal.

War Revenue Taxes Dealt With Bymilouse

O'I'I‘AWA. July 13-—(CPl—Good prs. grey socks. ‘.1 prs. wilitc socks. luv-ﬁes!‘ W115 111W‘? bl‘ llll‘ H011?“ 0f 2 prs, scrlnlanls socks. 7 navy sleeve. COIIIXXIOIIS lolllillll 011 h.“ Swmers‘ 5 khaki Sleeveless resolutions when the hoilsv ill com- P.M,,.s_ 2 hut-P neck swmnelis n mlttee of tile wilolo adopted the khaki cloves. 5 prs. navy two Exclie Act ili1l€‘li(illi(‘iii_5 and dcalt “~35. my“ 5 pug‘ “My plain mitts‘ with part of the long ltst of spcclill 1i 111's. boys uvjalnas. ‘File ladies are “'1” “Wemle 1111975- Two aulcuzllnvnis were mm“; m "S PM.“ gnmmnt was tile latter, ollc to change tho 110W l'll'll_\' 111ml!" according to the ul- 25 P91‘ W"! 1111114 rm‘ "l3 spcciifed, gue- sllloklllg ‘l - _________, accessorlrs Sili‘i\ RAYNER - MacNEILL-A quiet l° a 35 P" W11 k -' but pretty wcdclillg was solcmllize-d tax‘ and “Home? t“ an“: m“ 39 on Monday evcnitlg. June 23th by p" Gem‘ l“ C11 ilmldl‘ 115 1i “H935 the Rev. GH. Grccnilalgh. when Small pack“? '

to representations from those .11 tcresled and to make for efficiencv in adminishation.

Tile Excise Act changes increased the tax on spirits, Canadian brandy. malt and Canadian raw leaf tobac- co. Tnty brought a lengthy debate in which many members urged 1c;- islaticn to curtail the consumption of liquor but theta were no amend-

lng and buildinw up the cl orirter cf the future Cil-lZTIS of Canatiﬂ.

as well as many other countries C are passing and the ureent unwort- ance of maintaining the fife insti- 1111101.; of Canada were it's: cm- phnsizcd.

The candy anlendnlent came just. ill-fore arijonrnul-wnt. To adnlinlstraliou .1 proviso iii the rcsoiution to ulake the tax. as applied to five. 10 and 11-’ eknacs of candy one, tilrec cents respectively. instead o‘

the klnd treatment received

much

Conservative House Leader Han-

urged some action to remove tax as applied to “penny goods"

THE Lassen“ DANGER.

_'I‘ax__c"llallgcs have

TILLIE THE TOILER-

BT- PITIII LAII BOIOUL

The umlual ‘ '_, exercises of 8t. Peters Lake School were held in the schoolehousa on Monday afternoon. June 29th,

A lame number of the leupla of the district were present, the school room being crowded to capacPY-

The class-room was handsomely decorated for tin occasion Mr. Roddie McAdam was unprinted chairman and carried out iris dut- ies in a very capable my.

The pupils were eXiLmms-d in the various branches of their studies bv the teacher. Mr. John T. Valley, and displayed great aptitude in every branch, thus proving beyond

Certificates were awarded to the

Donald N. Maﬂheoon

Augustine Nolan

Daniel A, Conalhan Nornaan J. Callahan Nilelvin C‘. Byrne

P, Reginald

Caltigraphy Oertmsgeshﬂdvnnced) "Wmml-l-‘FWWIII-I- W- l , The regular monthly meeting u In M81110!‘ lain

Rita E. Byrne Donald N. Matheson

FDR/MP”

BREAIIFISISF"

uumrnumm i

After the examlrlaticn, children Ell/wills. Churchill women's m-

treated ,0 mm stitute was held at the home of

lma candy. a nunlber of songs were M". Guy MMI-eod. with ml mem- ma. PABMENAB om;

well rendered by several 0f the b91111 511d I011!‘ visitors pupils acccmpined by instrumental M9911“! 0991194 not yet been reached and may not music and were mlwh enjoyed. be until later this wee}; A few remarks were made by Cull was res The amendments will. become ef- Al-xv. McAdam, who 51131"! Pl "l9 b" 110115! fectire as from midnight tonight. 1101111111! and lmvortﬂnce of lhe Shower." ‘Illcy were made at the instance of lﬁfwhlllg Drcfesslon. and of the were read Finance Minister Ilslcv in response debl 0f Wlllullde 0W1"! l0 M13 ‘"11" wmlrllttee r ‘ ley as well as to other ‘washers bougm m,

present. lMhny friends tlhmughout z Ode Province heard with deep regret“: 11114 Nlleﬂllll! Creed in unison. Roll the death at her residence Kensir pended to by each mem- ton, on Wednesday, July s, cg 114?; ing something for "Baby Parmenlls Orr. Although in p00,’. Mlnutes of last meeting health for a time. the last lllhes] and approved. School was short and death come an“. eprortedhthalt alpﬁles were pegtedlyitTho funeral was held sag. ithiiughout "ms “mm” l" '1'“ the 010-51115. sigk atgofgijnltgee dligii ilernllgdéThlengtoelihaiix/‘I? gllurgllligzlfyll: no ' ‘

B “Wk lllﬂv B" d°ll1l§ '11 train‘ report. ‘The following were appoint- Kensington United Church conduq

The cris‘5 through which Catlada

ed on the entertainment committee ed the services. assisted by m. for the next two months. Mrs. Roi» brother, the Rev. John Stirling bie MacKinnon, lvlrs. Eric Ferguson. Mrs. Orr is survived by her 11m, orresoondence was read by secre- band, four daughters. Stella. Mrs. 1r ry. It was decided to make L. Orr. Victoria. 13.0., who waj another quilt in August. Secretary with her mother during he; 11L to send for material and batt, The 11986; Elsie. Mlrs, Harold Laird, Kel.

M,._ V3110‘. 5mm, fgﬂjnglq o; two finished quilts to be sent: to V111: Daisy, Mrs. Preston Kennedy,

bvRed Cross. August meeting to be Keﬂslni-rlon: Jeanette. of Amara fzlcilitatv mm gm,“ n“. p-cplc n; gm. hsglvci, held at the home of 1111's. Eric Fer- University Factllty; one graildson

and oxilrcuFml himsclf as very also“ Roll call. something m: grab- Keith 0T1‘ Kennedv. Mid one sister,‘

martini that m5 fcaclilllg bee. effort should prove satisfactory.

Mn. Benjamin Kenrick, Dove;-

MacQugid and M“, Mass. A little son predeceased her.’

John Allan MacKinnon, delegates ——-—-—--____

that it. would not impose a ilard- to the annual convention at Char- CITURCHILL “POPULAR”

ship coon small zlcalers and man- lottetown. gave their report. Mcet-

ufacttlrcrs who specialize in that ing closed by singing National An- 5100K

member."- type c1 calldl". and to ease thc- them At the close of the meo=~ Gﬂmm‘ “avmml °7 the V6111" EX-

the burden on children. This was stil‘. ing, a, so under discussion at adjournment.

HOLM _ (CP) - In on hibition there are two rooms filled

the hoggglly lunch w" "Tl/ed b!’ with caricatures of Winston Church.

_M=____=l111*l¢r-

TOBY, I'M SO wORRIED YES, Mo ABOUT THIS AWFUL DRY WEATHER

IUST THiNK YES, IT WOULD BE A WHKT IT WiLL SHAME FOR ALL XJUR DO TO MY GARDEN PLANTS TO

GARDEN MHTHER iN THE HEAT

Al?" STUBBS‘

I GUESS THEY CAM STAAI) ‘WE

B!’ Edwlmi

MOM V4135 EVEN MADDER WHEN DON'T KNOWl--iT’S ‘ A GOOD ITOLD HER YOUR GRAN’MA SAID SHE WAS OPERA GLASSEE~- SHE WAS

FORTY! - LOOKIN’ FOR ‘EM LAST NIGHT-

DID GIVE

\HADN’T LOST HER WHEN ITOLD HER WHAT YOUR GRANMA SAID!

MBACK?

fr"

Nbl-SHE QUIT LOOKiN' FDR 'EM SA "GRAB HOLD AN’ HELP]

WHY, I'M TH’ ADMIRAL, I

f!“ ‘$.- Q 'l\e0u~pInilnrAln-nlnvhl.hu~

CAN’T BE T1-I’ CREW i TOO!

Imonaid McKenzie. RC A3‘. of IVlcmtr-enl, arrived last. night 0:1. the late train owing to the illness of his mother.

Mr. Dave Shaw. accompanied bv Miss Doris Fraser of Stellarton. N. 5.. spent the week-end visiting with Corporal Fraser and Mrs. Fraser. City,

Miss Lciilc Lowthcr and Master Willie Lowiilcr returned to Spring- hill, N.S.. after visiting their ‘uncle .\I:‘_ William McKay, Si. Cather- incs.

Mr. Bill Brown. supervisor of K. of C. War Services who has been spending a few days in the cit-y left this morning on return to the nlainland.

I..A.C. Arthur Griffith. R.C.A.F'.. has arrived from Quebec on a visit to his DﬂfPlllS, Ml‘. and lVLrs. J. A. Griffith, City.

Among a large group oi’ New 0i’- ficcrs graduated from the Officers Training Centre at Brockvilie. Ont. were two from tilts province: is Alexander S. McKay, Sum- . dc and Hugh M. scott, North River.

CLARKE-BELL

'Ihc marriage of Miss Marian Ellrn Boll, and Garfield Reginald Ciiarkc. R..C.N‘V:.R., both formerly of Charlottetown. PE 1., took place quietly last evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Brunswidk Street United mallse, 42 Windsor Street. Halifax. Rcv. RC. Chalmers officiating. The gmcmsman was John F. Car- michael, R.CN.V.R. Mr. and Mrs Clarke will reside ill Halifax.

BRINGING UP FATHER

ALWAVS |_O‘5E ME

HE SEE HIM-I'LL HAVE ' BREAKFAET IN TDWN.

By. J. R. Wiliams

2

Ry George Mclviaaus

- BEG PARDCIQ-SR -BUT %J‘ MUST BE GETTN’

OUT OUR WAY

'/ Lie-rest. WO3R7’ vou M0 PERSONAL PRIDE, LEAWM’ A DOG steep as:

WiTH HAiR ALL

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Our Boar-dag House

canto! cotnauePwalsvt-s HEAPED THE CROWNNG INSULT upon NW HEAD TODAY WHEN we our u? THE $100 WAR Bonus FOR "romoalwwls RACE!“ FANCY H16 emu. GAYING new BEAT DREADNADGi-ﬂ‘ wml

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1 Oswald-scoreless... i /

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With Major Hoot)".

HE'S F-iGURNG g on voulz wslenjr m THE snow ACTiNG AS AN ANCHOR! wl-w , noun" you caoee l. 141M UP AND l-liRE . l A ‘DRNER 1.114s Alamo-Tics vale l6 HALF-FARE s12 "

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