crate

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ittle

Cooler

m~===i’=t-‘i<‘%iv°l’»i1‘P»’¢lilf;~ _ gl ,cr1ARL01"rE'rown. emacs so I I I I I wLrM9,i igéef M' W

F-tooo CAUSED sv RUNAWAY STEAMER

Crashes Through Lock

--~The water Flows

Basements Flooded and Other Dam- age the Result.

MONTREAL, Aug. :til.»-(Special)-Early

this morning the S..S. Dundurn of the

newly organized llarriilicn und Montreal

Steamship Co. crashed through Cole St-.

Paul look ofthe lnohliic cunal precipitat-

lugasolld wall of waiter nine feet height into the lower locks at Siegncyrs street.

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I I T II W I Q/XRD 1§tAND, cANADA,wsoN'ssoAv"Xoéns 2

of the Lachine Canal Over Streets-I'iouse

The lowerloeks hclrl flrnily in spile of

sudden pressure and the water blocked up flooding the building in the immediate vicinity and causing damage to ilio exient of many thousand dollars.

Tire basements of many of the houses

on Notre Dame and Tulford streets were also flooded as the \va'er overflowed the banks of canal basin at thai: point.

I. W. INWSIIN IS N NEIIY SIIIN MNN

Mowrm:/\r.,Au|.'. 27-'l‘noec in sympathy

with Mr. T. \V. l.nwson's recent campaign in Wall Street, will regret to hear that l\lr. Lawson is on the verge of nervous prostratlou.

The sensational newspapers in thc

Slatos have even gone so far as to say that Mr. Lawson is a mental wreck, but ai special despatcii to the Star todiiy from Boston says that many reports in regard 1 to his health are exaggerated, althougli there is no denying the fact that Mr

Lawson is not a well mari.

'i`he despatch says that his grief over

the rlcath of his wife was very great and that he has not yet consented to allow the body to be put in the vault. Mr. Lawson has had it placed in a quaint litile English cottage at Drcarnworld. which she called the nest, and which she planned and had built for- her own use. At this cottage Lawson spends all his tiiue, day and night, and cannot be induced to leave the cottage. His health has suffered very severely in consequence, and his business associates do not expect to see him but-I: in Boston for some months.

'WHII Nil IHE MUST

nliivitiiii

Iios'|-as Aug 27- The popular notion that the contiuerit of Eur‘ope suhsists on Arner-icnn travel receives a. rude shock from heartless flgurers published by an cilieial of the Chemi de For du Nord. He also sliatters another superstitlon»-that thc English have always, beyond all poop- le been the fondest of travel. Some 250,000 travellers leave America in a year for all liuropc. Let us iiidc our diminished heads. One million' two hundred thou~ and Englishry go annually to the Conti- ncrrl. Every one has been told since childhood

that the French area stay at home folk. 'i`hai idea is now driven back among the disillusions. Tha'._ small portion of the l"rcncli population which is dependant on the Cliemin de For du Nord, representing, with Paris and its suburbs, ton or twelve millions of inhabitants at the most, exchanges with northern Germany and Ilelglum more than 3,500,060 passengers, three times more than the visitors from lingland so the entire continent. _

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"Make Hay -M bile The Sun Shines/

There isa lesson in the work of the

thrifty farmer. lic knows that thc brief sunshine may last but a. day and he prepares for the showers which are so liable to follow. So it should bc wil-h crery irousehohl. llyscniery, diarrhoea and cholera rnurbus may attack some nicrnberof thc borne without warning. Chamberlain's Colle, Cholera will lllarrhoea llemedy, which istllu b9Sl» know‘n medicine for these diseases, should always bc kept at. hand, as immediate treatment is necessary, rind delay may prove fatal. l"orsuiv by all drnllgists.

GOF F BROS.

Wear Well

Sell Well.

ICai-ds, all select exclusive designs, orders

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` s f I-_ '_ ,.-1 r, t th Knott-Mar Made Weil i Ps.. .2.f.‘::.“.:‘..“i...¢i... D.

’ residence and the railwfll' H\“iI°“ “""°°°`

IEN MEMBEHS ENSH

NEW PHIININIIES

0'r|'A\v.\, Aug. 27.-Tiierc is little doubt the representation of Alberta and Sa.~ahat¢-.liewuri in the Ilouse of (Joni- mons will be raised from ilve members each to ten each. The census, which is now being taken, will show the popula- tiorilmsincreasrtl to such nn extent that tlrealiovo enlargement of reprcscn~ lui ion must he made undcrflthe acts by which Alberta and Saskntchcwari were given provincialautonomy. The census io expected to show an increase of a liundrcd thousand in the population of Manitoba, which wuuldeutillo that pro- vince to an increase of four or five merri- hers, if under the same act as the other two provinces. Manitoba, however, will have to wait for the dcccnnial court in liill forar'e-arljustmerri, of its seats. A bill to increase the Alberta and Sus- katchcwan representation will probably be introduced next session as a govern- ment measure.

_‘-;vz*_i£'~;_fh‘..--°--- KNEE!

THERE IS NOTHING UKE R .I 5-; E.

"°l‘ .'.i.5.l¥ li.9.ii.§..R.¥.§.ii.€ 'i£.'* FREE EAMPLEB K.D.C. AND PILLS. Wfllh MOI’ lhim. K.D.C.C0. Ln1.|Bosion. U.8.| ana New Glaslowl Can.

Condensed Advertisements

(Ito late for Ulussiflctiiion.)

d )R SA l.l<I.-Cheap, a windmill 13 foot B ( best make, nearly new. L. U;Fowler: Central licdeque. 5-2¢¢lbW9I-

‘tilt Si\l.i'i UH TO Ll~}'l`- a house and

ll lotmlianipron. For particulars apply to J. ll. l\’iyr-rs. ilarnpton. ?‘-.llldi/W3ll7'l- _____,___1-11-1-»

lei, Finder please leave at QI-ICU" H0l8I,.

‘”°""" " .; _-Tp t rybody reaile rriipdgas this news is thot

freah and ,,p.¢0~riaie. and t (_ 'it :guise lt|rrli|<i,(c|yd\{l;)In\l¥u '$2 ‘Nl Khwnrmh wihit- u.»i-- ...un lima bright url ani-ive.

- g \ iloual ability to

SAl.“.Ili“S.§`rN.`§IlS`~`§F°II-wie Gowns

' iifn september to

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nisiliiiiiiiiiiti

Martin-Knott. Soismnized at St James’ Church Char- lottetown. A Brilliant Function.

The attraction which a fashionable

wedding possesses for the general run of mankind was typified yesterday by the numbers wiio went to St. James Church to witness the marriage of Miss Isabel Martin daughter of Alexander Martin of Valloyfleid and member of the Dominion Parliament for Queens County to Henry William Howard Knott, of Downing College, Cambridge, and of ilie l\liddlc Temple, now Barrister-at-law, \Vlnnipcg.

There were only a limited number of

invited guests but the affair pai-took of a more or less elaborate aspect, and is to be ranked amongst the mont important events that have lluttered Cliarlottetown society for some time.

The church was decorated with flowers

and plants and the scene during the ceremony was most interesting.

At 12.30 the bride arrived at the church

with her hither and shortly after' entered the building, when the ceremony was sol- emnizcd by ltev. '.l‘. F. Fullerton. The bridesmaid was Miss May Bartlett, and the groomsmen D. C. McLeod, both oi Chariottetowri. After the marriage the wedding pariy drove to the horns of C. I) Rankin wherea reception was held.

'l.`lic brlde's dress was of ivory sittin

brocade, with ifounces of clrlil‘on caught up with true lovers knots and tulle veil and orange blossoms. She eun‘ied a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley, and wore an opal necklace, thc gift of the groom. The bridesmaids dress was white silk, trimmed with val» encicnnes, having panels of true lovers knotsand girdle or pale blue, and she woven. lace lint trimmed with white roses and pale blue. Hur bouquet was pink roses. She also woren Baroque pcurl cross and chain, anda pearl true lovers knot, the gifts of the bride and groom.

The guests included-Roderick Martin,

Miss McLeod, Miss Ida MeSwain, Dr. and Mrs. Dewar, Miss Katherine McLeod, Mrs. James McLeod, Miss Bernice Mc Lead and J. S. McLeod, liev.'I`. l~`. Fuller- ton, Mrs. and Miss Fullerton, C, D. Rankin, Mrs. Rankin, A. A. and Mrs. Bartlett, A. A. McLean M. P. ami Mrs. McLean, Mrs. McPherson, F. }.’rirk- er and Carvell, Miss l’alnrcr, Capt. Ernest Dawson, Mrs. and Miss Tookor, Guy Tooker, Percy ami Mrs Pope and Miss Pope, Mrs Mi.-Intyre Mrs Hodgson, J. A. and Mrs Mathieson, Mrs. liulrnan, Miss Cameron and Miss Lucy McNut.t, Mrs. K. Mc L. Ashfield, Ottawa, Miss Devlin.

Mr and Mrs Knott left by the

afternoon train fora. honeymoon trip to the Upper Canadian Provinces.

'l‘hobridc wcntaway in a costume of

palcgrey chiil`on cloth, with silver and white trimmings and a picture hat of grey crinolinc trimmed with tulle and grey ostrich feathers.

IHE SPANISH

HIIMH INIIIIWINS

Maimrir, Aug. 27~Tl1e report of the

magistrates doputcd to investigate the attempt on the life of King Alfonso dur- ing the coronation procession, not only declares that Mateo Morales was a no- torious anarchist, but also makes charges against 1<`crrera, the director of the Mod» ern School in Bercelona; .lose Nagakens, the owner and editor of thc newspaper the ‘Matin,` in Madrid, and against Mar- tinez Matn, the Mayor of Alharlm., and his wife. 1~`»-i1'era, thc report says, is actually an anarchist. Nagakens is ina measure exonerated by the board, which found that Morales threatened him with instantdeath if he refused to hide him or, if he attempted toexpose him. Con oerning Mata and his wife, itlsdeclarerl thatthey aided the bomb thrower‘s es~ cape. It ia probable that during the coming trials several curious details of Morales life will be revealed, includlml a correspondence, which, it issald, he

friend of Ferrer-n. It is understood that Morales was much in love with her, and ii connection may be found between

roll letters and the auienipt on King ifonws me It is estimated in the

Nporl that the royal establishment has been put to' an expense of 10,840 peretas, or about $8,138 by the explosion of the bomb. Much property was damaged, 25 demons killed and |00 injured. Of the injured, I4 are still in hospitals.

tent salesman. Lovell gimqlnis

iilnnriill Lialnmi iisiievss iiouraiglm

NIIGIISI WEIIIIINS

carried nn'with the woman who was a.,

THERE witt BE No consiiavanvs

Convention this Year at Winnipeg as Planned -The Time oi Opposition Leaders Taken

'l'onoN'ro, August 28-(Special)-~There

will be no Dominion convention held by ihc Conservative pariy this year.

This much was started by R. L. Borden

before leaving Ottawa last night.

For some time past there has been

desultory talk of rr. Convention at Winnipeg this fall, at v\ lrlch it was hoped there would be much beating of tom toms and framing of a platform.

The time of Opposition leaders in city

up by Bye Elections-Liberals are Likely to Win Back North Bruce.

>&1

however was utilized in the discussion

party matters particular-lylwitlr reference to bye elections.

The situation in North Bruce is giving

the Opposition much concern owing to the good prospecls the Liberals have of redeeming the riding.

An effort is being made to induce

Lieut. Col. Hugh Clark, M. P. P. to resign his seat and run for the Ilousc Commons.

MEX II. MSIEIIII

IS SEIESIEII

As Quebec’s Representative at Oxford Rhodes Scholar for McGill University

MoN1~nr:.\i., August 29-(Special)-i\lc.\'.

ander R. McLeod, who was nominated -lastfail by McGill Universiiy to four-iii Rhodes' scholarship placed at l\ic(iili's disposal has been elected asQuebec repri- sentiltive at Oxford. McLeod is ri native of Uigg, P. E. Island.

SHIIIJIIEN NIE

IN MIINIIIEIII

MoN'rnnAI., Aug. 27.-Outof iii! deaths

reported in the city last week ill wi-ro of children under five years of age. li, is claimed the heat, rnllk supply and bad sanitary condition in ceriain paris of the eiiy, are responsible for the he.a\'_v rnor~i.ul-

ity

Of the total who died, llii were

Catholics, :lil Protcstan ts and 5 Jews.

'lhe principal causes ol death arc:

Instestinal diseases, 50; consumption ami otherchest diseases, Zi; typhoid fever, (i;rricru~ilcs_ 1; whooping cough, i, and diptheria, 2.

'l'lie births for the week were Sli males

and T2 females.

SlNNI]IIIlll Illl III Hill NISIIIIEHIES

Cmmuo, August 21-- The Stnridurrl Oil

Company has inlcen st.-ps towards acnuir - ing ownership of all the principal distill- ing plantsln thc United States accordlnlt to the rlcspitich front i’cnrin, illinois. A conference was held .l“riday last in Chicago between representlves ni' the di:-niiling in- terests and the Stanrlarrl Oil coniparry,

'1‘hc chief reason of this action of the

Standard Oil Curriparry was the recent passage of the Alcohol Bill by Congress lixperts employed by the Rockefeller interests, after experimenting, rcpurtcd their product cannot be manufactured cheaply enough to make it a serious competitor of gasoline, but that It could be used in the manufacture of niercerlzed cotton and other fabrics and would be an extremely favorable product to control.

I IIIIEIIIIIIW

llllEEN'S SUNNII

A Tr~;1.rf.nn.irulc message from Edmon~

ton conveys the news of the death of Charles A. Hyndman. formerly of this city and a abroihcrof Fred W. Ilyndmun of this city. The late Mr I-lyndman was well I known in business circles here and had an extensive acquaintance. llc left Charloti- etown about two years ago.

N.Il.H. IIIINVENIIIIN MEEIS ll HNLIEIIN

Anda System of insurance Proposed- Prince Edward island Concerned.

Ii.\r.rr,\x, August 28, (Special-~At the

.\. O. Il. convention here today it was su;_';resl.e<l that a system of life insurance for members would be organized and a rnoverricni. was on foot to have the Prince |~:.i»-....1 i,=i.....i/i. 0. A.dniirate with the

proviucal c-onvcntlon.

EIIIII EHEN NNN r

II NNHIIIIW ESIINFE

\VrNNri'r~:o, Amr. 2.S‘~(Spocial)- liarl

Grey had a narrow escape from a serious injury here about midnighl. Just before retiring an electric light bulb exploded full in his face and bits ofthe glass were throwninto his eyes. The right optic was closed and the services of Dr. I’r'o\v.~r~

was requircrl to hunting up his forelienri llis Excellency appeared at Portage I.-i I’rn.ir'ie with a. covering over his rilrlil

BY0.

Eilllll MNNEIIS SEI PENIN Illli

NEW Yoitx, August. 27.--'i`lie Paris

correspondent ofa lociil morning paper- calis atteiiilon in a despatch to ihc` fact that a l'nris newspaper. 'lia- Matin. published _vestrrlliy n le:irlini.' article with a map, showing the <-hiv( supply centers oflali France and de clarinz that alirnentary'pr'o<lucts fur nlshed by the rrrajoiity of them lm\c been of n death dealing character, The Matin points out that. this hor rihlc condition 'will he remedied by a law,r.hcpassageuf which will be .sv- cured by M, Ruau, the minister of no rioult.ure,bu°.the paper docs not ht-.~ ltutc to say that the people who fur nlshed ilrusc products ilnvo been divirlul into two classes, whom it frankly described as thieves rind assasslris. The Matin, chaiacterlrios the thieves. as those who have been selling oleo margarine as butter, shop sweepings aa pepper, and horse meat as lark plc; and as assassins those who have been selling skimmed milk as the ;in¢,|._=.¢ptl¢-|ze.| article ami robbing mothers and murdering infants, the latler lol the number of 50,000 a year.

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ln iireai Uemaud-

The demand for Clianiherlain`s (Iollc, Cholera and Dlakhoea ilemedy here has been so great thatlhave scarcely been able to keep it in stock. Ithas cured cases of dysentery here, when all other_ remedies failed.-Fiusr-i Jorma, Pike-I

ville, Ind. This remedy ls for sale by all

May\Vl|.eat._.............. TTE

to be Strong Financi

P|rri.Am.:|.r~|ir.\, August 'l.~~'»(SpcciaiI-

i`nal»le to meet oblitzaiions ber-ausc of a

large amount money Ioanvil ou iusuiii

cient sccuriiy by its Pri-.~idrrii, nov: rlcuii, the Real Estate Trust Cu. of Pirllmielpiria,

which up to last Saturday has corisiilercil one of ihe strongest flnalieml irrsiltrriioris

iri illc l:lly Closed ils doors iorla_\', and

soon after George ll. l'IarIr\ .lr.,ir. pro-1

The liabilities of this (.`un.piir~y arr-

placed at $l0,tlU(l,llilil, ngair\r~'. '.vhich is

rnincnt financier was Nmoir\ir.i rcceiicr. I.~uicr|lc.

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PAGES-~ Wonder I 0¢R)t/[Ng Mmm »

is i; THE CliAllL(ii”lEl0W G ilill

ful qiesulls io dill M___G M 0,", , addiierflscrs. . - . 30000¢i{0m;_ _ _ '

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AN UNEXPECTED

FAILURE OCCURS

of Largs PhMi¢i|i._i. compiifyiwas Thought

ally-Money Loaned

on lnsuflicient Security- The Liabililies Amount to $i0,000,000.

about 3:-i_r.oo,0il0 which is not negotiable

or rearlily r~oriver'i,able.

'i`i\».-rnaniresponsible for failure was

Franl; l{. T\'ip;le, one of Phlladelphla’s best known citizens, who died suddenly

lust l<`rirlny morning In his country home ni-nr lieri-, under clrcurnstances which in

light of lo|lir\ rlcrelorniicnls lcd to the

~u~picinn thai. hc _may have committed

lloiv far ,\`ip|>lc lrenciiticri in loans

made or uiiethvr- he was merely tool of

!\S.~'L~tS of $$i,5Il0,(lllil ariil coIliil»'|';il ul)rriiici`.4i.~ yr-i in l»ie1IL~l.t'l'rriirii3d.

Ill WNIIIN IIISNINES IIIH NlINY’S BINEIII

W -\srrrN(:'|'o,\',I), C...\\'r: 27 »-l.i»,-ur,\-narit

'Iuty on thc trarrsntluntiif liner C:ir|r\'mi;i forthe purpose of obseiwing the woriririu of ilic lutlcr`s turb|n¢». cri;;inc.~..

Altliougli the board on ronsrrrir-lion

made slrort. work of the proposition to irrslall turbines ou one of ilroiwo new b:itfie.~.l\|ps. the l\'iiehignri_ and South (Iziroli.na, it is rceogril/.eil in ibe navy rli'p:ir'l.rrrent. thai. when plans for thc big lllilil lrxibtlesriipsa are prcsenierl to l,‘origr'css next; winter it will be ncce:~g sary to bc preparr:<l to ariswor itll pc»s~ilil.- questions, and that one ofthe factors corisirlcrcrl the most irupurtirrit in ibe construction and cqrrinmcni. of lhc 20,1 on ton battleship will he that of uruiivc power.

Coinuinnrler Nortori will bo acccrrrpnrri-

cd on his lr`;i‘p by a ¢Ir'au;;lrl~unari and his report will br- rarriiioriit-rl in tlrrit which thc bureau will rrrako this wiritcr. Naval Olliueiws s'i,r'run;ly .sii.‘~p:‘r:t, ilntl. the liirglislr |iaiilr~.~.||lp l)r‘t-iulrniiitflri. is epuippcrl with i.||r-Iririvs, l»ui so far they have no p.»~i\.i-.-r- irifomrntiorr. lircrr Slluultl tlris prnrt- in bc it fact. they .fury ii. \\ oulrl not la- :li-crsivo, since thc most eili cient lurlrim- or|‘i1crri.'i|‘l;\~t is under an Erigllslr inltrni nrnl they ilorrlil \\li ‘ihi'r' tlringrcss \\'ou|ri .-irrilrorim' ihv eriuiprrn-rrl ofaii .'\rrrt'ri\~ar\ \'t'~'\i:I liuili-r rsiivli coli

fiiiiuiis.

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Uirrr'Ar:o,f Aurrusi ‘.'~`- (Special )-

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lIlNIlIlN FIIPI NNN MIINIIIIE IIIIIJIIIINE

l.nNii<)x, Arnrusi. 117-~'1`lie Post in an

Corrirnander il. l’. Norlurr of ihv liurenir .,.,|;m,-i,,_\ 0,, Um Momm. d0cu~;m._ says; of' streaurr crigincrering has br-on a_~~'li:ri.~l to I ~I'|‘|,,,f, (',,,,,,du is pr(-nm-ing L0 In-90|, by

lhe rapid development of Latin Aria-i-it-:i .~.i-eric. proved by such signifi- uani ineis as her conimcrelal rapproch- ment uiili Mexico and the in- \\-sirncnt of it very large nmounl of iii-r uit-r‘ilo\v capital in South Anteri- can untieriakiritgs. Unconsciously, no doubl.sl\c is getting into touch with the |...lit|c:\l life oi Latin Arricrica. Therefore, it would appear that Ci\l\1\ill\. If SIIG ivislres. rnany_un\lert:ikc the twofold fimuiioii of rnirlllation, rin'l since her social and political institution are a. mean liclwccri those uf the L'r\li.ed Si.ai.c'i and the mother country, she may hom toform

empire. Secondly by virtuccf the inciu sion ol' Quebec, her polily and her syrripallzeiicinsiglrl. lritoilrc aspirations ofthe rustof Latin America, she might rilsolhope toiict as ri mcriilor between the poiirrs of ()anniirp.;'s "New \Vorhi". iilurovo, Brazil, Argentinri, (‘lrili, Peru and the rr.-sl, nnii the ifrritcti Stains. liaelrof lrcruei..~a in iliiii capacity would constitirte thc glo:~.sasil.\vc|'e on the text of thc Monrric rinrirlnr, ____

A DISH FOR T0-DAY.

Vegzctarians will limi in ilie Septorulror

i)|:i.i\‘|:,\‘|'o|c :\ rw-r;i|a~for \'r-trcialile cul'l'Y. given by Swami Alllrwliirrririrla, leader of

`,r,hc New York ‘fciliirliri Soricly. Ile first

' I fries iris vi-geial»Ie~ ,=.cpnrr\lcl_y in oil

luritil ilieyarcaliillr- more than half cooked, lic then sets thorn aside and fries in oil, also, cloves, carilnrriri seeds,

.. },U,.k_‘__ Q-I-,~,,,,, bay leaf, finely chopped chili peppers, etc.

lic then <ii.-.solves the 4-urry powder in salted water. after which he mixes the

.. pm_k_ _ _ _ _ _gm N; intrrerlif-nts together adding the curry

last, 'l’liecntireiuixtur¢- is then placed

-» - ----~-- -----r-' in ri l.i;;htiy covered pun to cook gently

over ii slow fire until all of thc vegetables

beconio tonzler.

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now the largest and hes S'l`A'l`.'.ONERY STORE

cription on hand

Send along the little o

will be well looked after.

Special cash discount

CARTER Q

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Booksellers and

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SIJIIIIIILS

Re-opens Tuesday Sept. 4th

SCHOLARS and TEACHERS are cordially in-

vited to buy their BOOKS and SCHOOL SUP- PLIES at CARTERS BOUKSTORE. We :have

t equipped BOOK and in the MARITIME

PROVINCES. Everything up-to-date. An rm- mense stock of SCHOOL SUPPLIES of every des-

We can give you better satisfaction than ever.

nes for their supplies,they

to all.

C0., Stationers. ,

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