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you wantsomew II B _ t 1 O i """"""""”""""""""""'i"""""""' ,""'"""'"""""""""”""""""""""°""'T A sharp fiintstone in one hand;

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want them quickly. come here . _ “ y. ' Seaton tor adveruBmg"m this column The finest he could command- we .rr-ke -malty or aria.. ‘vnu earn possibly ..°~r. aonoon ivss is can-aura caan must accompany order. ` AM “Ill ”‘“‘f ‘°°“ “°“’ °‘ ml* “I‘“°"' 3°” “’°'k "|’I‘“V- , get better values ln agent in M°M°g“e' _,GRAND ¢°~cERT AT ALMN ‘ As it lbirg ‘hatfreah thought’s brand.

` Cpol¢’s Studio f

_Strengthen old friendships

with a new portrait-the gift that exacts nothing in return,

get has a value that can only | estimated in kindly |

thoughtfulness.

lilo/cc the appointment lo-day

The Bayer _Studio

FOR A GOOD PHOTO

-VISIT TI-IE-- A. Lyon-Simi.,

Finest work, moderate prices.

Personal attention given to Amateur’s Work.

DON’T FORGET BABY

107 Queen St. Charlottetown

Eastern S.S. Corporation

International Line

WINTER FARES

St. John to Boton....._.$5.00 St. John to Portland....$4.50

Staterooms..... .____....._$1,.00

Leaves St. John Thursdays at 9.00 a. rn. for Lubetr. Eaatport, Portland and Boemn.Returuinl. 'eaves Central Wharf Bostor. 9.00 a. in. Monday.for Portland. Enstport Lubec and St. lohn.

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"Sagamore" February Gil'

February 5th Sncliem " 2001

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From LIVERPOOL From I-IALI FAX

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Queen Willielminn February 3l'd

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February 12th Dui-nns0 Maffh 5*"

Furn¢ss,Withy & Co.Ltd.

H I Halifax.

npr-wg; aww"-~'~""' " * ` High Grade Coal is the onli

kind we carry. It does not ma' ter when you order. V011 C3" U1 sure of getting satisfactory cos

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if you come to ns. We have 0- Ityoiiwsnttn ‘ ' ' --;on.c-i_s_ llllld sh exceptionally good Qual ‘ coal _ :L_ , ‘°"“ '

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Montreal and West i _ j

I ' PV' ` .,,_'.;-e<2:'-- - *

strong, well made boots for your boy than we are offer- ing you right now. These 'boys' boots are shown lu many didei-ent quality iea~ thers: the colors are black and tan. sizes 3, 4 and 5. Call in and see them, they are worth $2.00 and $2.50-now $1.00 per pair.

llomen at $2.48

These pumps are'

as nice and neat as any dressy woman could possibly de- sire. They are shown in patent und gun metal leathers, with or without straps- all sizes. These pumps 'have been taken from our reg- ular $3.00 and $4.00 lines. Get 0. pair now, they will not last long at $2.48 per pair.

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ALLEY & CO. 135 Queen Street

LONGACRE

wizw vorix cirv ` '

Broadway :ind 4'/rli St.

EX `-LIISIVRLY B/\CU}'lL1_)R

Convenent tofEver\{)thinit. The refined air and

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good service a cuu .

it/\'l`ES PER DAY

50rooms W_i\h lavatory $1.00 50 rooms wrih private bath l 50 50 rooms with private bath 2.00

T wo-r- on_1 Suets $1.00 ro $8.00. Special Weekly Rates Resturan ala crate Club Breakfasts. DlNt\1\1G DUUM _OPEN TO .._A_DlES. The be t value 'n New York City

both inrooma and restaurant.

P (inf. 7790----Byrant. J. GOGGS.

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_ HOTEL

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511i Av., Broadway, 24th St.

o\'niu.ooiu.\'-o orabisox sa. mari., A five iiillllon tlollnr exuiuple of modern ui-chltcctiiral perfection: aL'comnxod\t.lon~,

' 1,000 guests.

A Good Room, i ‘

$1.50 Per'Day. lVitIi Bath, $2 to $5. _,_

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‘ ._.*BT. ALBAN8.- Services will be held at St. Albans Church, next Sun- day at 11 and 7. Mr. A. G. Crlbb will be officiating.

..*HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. -

Services will be' held at Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown next Sunday at 11 and 7. Sunday School nt 2.30. Bible Class at 3.15. Rev. D. Jones will offici- atc.

.."‘AT NORTH LAKE.-On Wednes-

day._ Jan. 27th, Rev. E. E. Styles. Souris, lectured in North Lake Hall, taking for his subject "Twelve and a half years in the West Indies, and

. \ ..

was greeted by a large audi c f th

| F intelligent people of that veildirialtoz Ag

usual. his lecture was intensely inter- esting. full of humorous incidents re- lating to his work while there as a mls- sionary, illustrated by over 50 views of scenery, alonll with other views local and patriotic. Mr. W. B. Leard, Sourls. operated the lantem. The chairman of the evening was Mr. Ezra Fraser. The lecture closed with the National Anthem.

..*EXAM|NATlONS. - The class

standing of St. George’s school tor month of January, 1915. Grade VI.- Margmret G. McCormack. 83: Sai-uh McCormack, 70; Louis J. McMillan, 69%; Peter McCormack, 78%. Grade V.-John McCormack, 82%; Theresa McLellan, 82; Eddy McDonald, 61; Picton McCormack, 52. Grade lV.-Jo-

aeph McCormack.~86%; Margaret Mor- rison, 86%; Willie Farreli, 72. _ Grade lil.-Jerome McCormack, 81%: Mar- garet McCormack, 81%; Helen Farrell, 78%. Grade lil (No. 2)-Michael Mor- i rison, 78%; Margaret McDonald, 66%; Grade ll.-Marcellus Campbell, 79%; Mary E. McCormack, 66. Grade I.-- George McCormack, 82%, Grade I_ (No. 2)-Mary A. McCormack, Mary A. McCormack, equal.

..*‘F|NE LECTURE.-Tuesday even-

IHK. Jllmlllry 26th. saw ri igondiv rcpr._~ neiilutfvo of the people gather nt the Baltic Hall to hear the famous lec- turer, Rev. E. E. Styles, oi' Soiii-is. dc- liver his popular. instructive und nl- ways much appreciated lecture on “Twelve and a half years' in the West Indies." The chair was well filled by Mr. Alfred Fraser.. Attention of the best order was given the reverend lec- turer as he eloquently described the country, climate and people, iii his imtural, lnimitrible and humorous way amid bursts of laughter by the en- rnptured audience occupying one and ii half hours, after which ovcr fifty West india. views were thrownon the canvas and several local and patriotic views hurriedly got up by M, S, Acorn, the Souris artist. The singing of the National Anthem closed a most pleasant and profitably spent evening.

..‘°LECTURE AT ROLLO BAY. -

A lecture and entertainment was held in the Rollo Bay Ilull ou the 26th by the R. C. Society, iii aid of the' Belgian Relief Fund. The suni of $54 was re- alized, the lecturer being Rev, Father McAulay. The subject was tho great- er advantages the farm olters to any other work or profession, a subject which he handled in a very able mori- ner. The muslcalprogramme was as "follows: Instrumental music, by Glinis- sou brothers; Chorus, Red, White and _Blue, by Misses Minnie, Annie, Gertie,

ken Chalsson, Etta, Setta, Frances, deiis Peters. Gerald McDonald and Daniel McRae; Quartette. “lt's the ,Other \Vny By,” Mrs. A. Peters, Mrs. ‘F. Peters, Mr. A. Peters. Min J. B. Chaisson; Solo, Misa Adeline Peters; Garden ot My Heart; Quartette, Beau- tiful llobln, Misses Minnie, Annie, Gertie and Lem Cliulsson; Solo. Be- lieve Me of all Those Endearlug Young Charms. Rev. Dr. Gillis. That the parts were much appreciated was sliowu by them all being encored. 'Great credit is due the committee of management it is is hoped to see a repetition soon. ‘ ,

WHIIT IIATIIIIIIII IS

It has been said that every third person

is troubled with catnrrh in some form.

,Science has shown that nasal catarrh

indicates ri vi-eakeueil condition of the body; thot the secretion of thi: mucous membranes are quickly affected, and local treatments in the fornrvof suuffs and vapors do little, if any good. _

To correct catnrrlr you should treat its

cause by curicliiiig your blood with the oil-food in Scoit's Emulsion which is a medicinal food and a biiilding~tonic, free frourharmfiil drugs or opiates. Try it. 14-73 Scott &Bowne.'l`omnio, Ontario.

“Use D. D. D.`Remedy for Eczema

pr any skin trouble Cured others- will cure you. 25c and $1.00 bottles. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

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W num on your oxamiains ‘IW “I” cgi mi out .liao dawn your §:*° P ty or am nos and UI” °"' “F money thrown away.

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T_lie eyes have _a lens sys-

tem with .which they focus

pbjecte. near and far. In ile- sctlve eyes this focal _power 'is more or less limited. Our

system ofaupplying lenses to _relieve detect ve eyes is an _l_pl%‘nce. _ ! A -

. I vans ou

fcralsiitable forravgfi 311* SIVO MOIIBY 03 - .:°‘=» - 'w _ f

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clean brisk*

_ wot. firms.-at bar. M.

Hall, Lot 59, Thursday next at eight o'cluck by Georgetown talent. Doors open at 7.30. Admission, 25 cents; children. 10 cents. Sale of candy.

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IOX IIIIIIIIIIIIS PIII]

The following is a. list of com.

Mules which have paid dividends on account for_19l,_4. Most of these com- panies expect to pay additional divid- end later: _ Spring Park.. .... .... .....'i0 PrlnceAlbert.. .....10

(More soon)

Rayner international declared 40

pai.d....

R. J. McNeill Co, cash 50, stock 50 Rayner Stouehurst Silver Fox

Co. paid.... ...200

Rayner Clarke dr Harlow Fox

Co. ......paid .20

B. I . Rayner, West Gore

N. ....paid 105

Black Prince Fox Co..... . ...paid .50 General Fur Farms, Ltil....paid 17 Mount Edwai-d.... paid 10 _ (With additional 10 p. c. soon) Murray 1-larbor.... ....cash .30 ` (More soon) Upton.... cash, 10

. (More soon)

Westmoreland Silver & Patch

Co.. . . . . . . . . .cash 35, stock, 70

Silver'.l‘ip.... . . . ......cash15

(Added three pairs)

imperial Silver Black Fox Com- ~ pany, Ltd., Montague. . . . . . . . .. .15 (added three pairs to ranch and

hold securities for balance due on

sale of foxes which when col- lected will enable them to pay an- other .. .. ........10 p.c. Crnpuud Fox Company.. .. cash. .40 Willow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. cash

New London Fox and Farm Lands.

Ltd., 200 p. c. cash, and more later. Regal .. .. .. ,.16 Dundas . . 50 cash and 300 stock Seal River Blaolr Fox Co.. . . . . . . . . . 16 (Also 8 pups added to ranch) Dlamond..._. Rogers Paton.... ......10

(More later) _

The Freeland Silver Black Fox Co. Ltd., has paid a dividend of 50 per cent. ni stock.

The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.

has paid a 30 per cent cash dividend out of is declared dividend of 110. An additional sum will be paid after the general meetlng on Dec. 8.

(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend) Pure Canadian Sil. Blk Fox Co.. 40

and 35 per cent later.

Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent

(More later.)

Provincial Silver Black Fox Co., 40

per cont cash, _with more to follow later.

Sovereign S. B. F. Co., cash.. ..15

_ (From 4 pairs)

Hartford D. S. Fox Co.. . . . . . . . . ..25 Peerless...... ..,.. .....10

and balance after January lst.)

Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox _

Co.. Ltd.... ...60 (With 60 or 70 later) _ Hackett S. B. F. Co.,...... ....15

(and two foxes added to stock)

Magic Fox _Co..... ....50

(In addition to stock dividend of 100 p. c.)

flharlottetown S. B. Fox Co.. . . .. ..15

(Also ten foxes added to ranch)

Bedeque Fur Farming Co.. Ltd.....10 Glenaladnle Sliver Black Fox Co. 100

(50 p. c. cash 50 p. c. stock bonus.)

The Bldeford Fox Co. Ltd.......200

(100 -pl ci cash-paid 35 p. c.; bal- 'ance, 65 p. c.._will be paid soon, _ _100 p. c. in stock.)- Beacligrove ._ ...15 I-lamllton SBFox Co .'=. ..20 viurrayltiver... _ . . ... .15 Massachusetts . ......10 Mt. Herbert' Silver Black and Patch

Fox Co. ._ ...._..17

sisrsn g.|Uz.|A is New ’HEnoiNE _ OF ALL FRANCE.

NANCY, Feb. 1.-A correspondent

today obtained nu interview with Sis- ter .)iilia_ (Soeur Julie) thc" sturdy French' woman of sixty years who is at this moment the heroine of all France. Each new narrative of Soeur Julie touches the French imagination and she is today a more interesting figure than any king or president in Europe. '_ _ President Poincnre and a disting- uished 'compauy journeyed down to Gerbevillers, a little town in the Vos- ;g`ea,`n_sar the trout, where Soeur Julie has passed her life, to decorate her with the Legion of I-Ionor,

No town in Belgium is such a wreck

as Gerbevillers. Here Julie and four other Sisters remained uinirl shell fire :ind conflagraiion, nursing both -French and German wounded iii one of the dozen houses which remained intact: `

The correspondent' found Soeur

Julie in the midst of looking after the ill of some returning refugees. her village simplicity quite unchanged by the fame which has come to her. When he observed that she was not wearing her decoration the Sister replied: ,

“No; this is my working dress; 1-

iiave too much work to do to put on' any uniform, so I keep my decoration in a 'box in the bureau. When Mr. Poincare brought it to me l could not ‘relieve that such a little man could be President of France until they told me that he really was.

She laughed cheerily at her mistake.

for Sister Julia, who has won the heart 'if France, is not a. solemn person. Through all her ordeal she has kept ‘cheerful.

"Another mari," she went on, 'Mr_. de-

rle-Ah. that Is it, Deschsnel, came with Monsieur Poiucaire. He is president it something ln Paris, too, and Mr. du-_ du-Ah. that is it. Duboat. who also is -president of something in Paris." ' I She was referring to the President of tho French Senate and _tho French

Cbsrnber of Deputies.

I any suggests that they will make great ado about hcr when she goes Paris, Soeur Julie shakes her head.

place. she says, is not-, to make

in uniform, hut there lu her

in beloved Gorbervill-' has to be rebullt--look- _women _md children as

conduct and she lays to

the

it the

His lusty boys let tall their toys

° To crowd around their sire (Antlers made bright and boar tusks

white

Dropped in confusion dire),

But, quick dismayed, they fled afraid

Of his growls of savage ire.

The cave mother had each frightened

lad

Bome oil’ by his thick neck's nope.

And the artist bold his story told

ln lines whose curve and shape

Showed well the beast whose flesh

made feast

ln those days of blood and rape.

-killed

A hero he was 'mongst men.

And the tribe would meet. the flesh to

eat.

When he would tell again

Of the monster hc slew with a swift

ulm true

As it drank in a watered glen.

With quickened thought the ctcher

wrought

Pictures of what he heard.

And in his mind there were designed

Dramas without a word,

Made ou ivory for all to see-

Bold fights with beast and bird.

No thought of gain disturbed his brain,

No rules restrained like gyves.

But joy in the heart made fancies

start

Like bees in homing hives.

When Art was torn in lite’s dim

incrn

Their fierce eyes shined as creative

And out on the world this decree they

hurled:-

"llc is greater than we who slew!"

iTimkz luis for stretched since first were

sketched

llrave deeds in bold relief,

But. every ago has hurl its sage _ Who wrote at length or in brief

The marks of the time in picture or

or rhyme

On tablet, leather or leaf.

As nought is new since ller1veri's blue

First arched o’cr mortal men.

The flat they gave in that rude, dark

cave

llolds for all time as when

The sword ot' might in lifc's grim iight

Gave first place to the Pen!

-Jean Cameron Smith.

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WIIMMI WIIIIIII

NUT GIVE III’

Though Sickaiid Suffering; At Last Found Help in Lydia E. Pinldiam’s Vegeta- ble Compound.

Richmond, Pa. - "When I started

taking Lydia E. PinkIiam’» Vegetable ____,,,_ _ ,_ . _.,,,r_ . Compound Iwasin a .51 ‘_=~`_fii ’_F_`¥'."'Q’i, `/y'Hi1` iii; dreadfully rundown "_.._~»‘ state of health, ~_1__;*`->' *“{__ had internal trou- "_’__ » " bles, and was so ex- -‘ ‘ :f_if_ tremelynervousimd gg-,.25 51,53; its prostxated that if I ,_‘_<`='T;___-. __=“_t_‘==¢';~&" had given in to my ~1_"'i\___/;'~_l`°it€;__1.i" feelings I would

I - _ii l have been in bed.

Aaitwairlhad

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times to be on my

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_ Cr.AnK, 3146_ N. Tulip St., Ric.lunond.Pa.

Women llave Been Telling Woman

for forty years how Lydia E.Pinl¢ham'a Vegetable Compound has restored their health when suffering with femaleilla. This accounts for the enormous demand

ham Medicine Conlsynn, ill|ua;_ I

"We have always been recognized

as the home of the best in dainty toilet articles. This year we have again ad- ‘ded a few more new lines and are in a better position than ever to serve you to your entire satisfaction. The

Two Macs, 149 Great George Str§;ilt`.“

1 Ellis Montague

Best place in Montague

buy`_Sch_ool Supplies. all kinds. We Carry the L. Waterman fountain pens are Bring or your_tilmst_o bedeveloped

goo_daarealwaysfresh.give callwhenuineedofgood

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Beecham’s PIIIS

have ii. gi-cat record. For over half o century they have been used with entire satisfaction m thousands of homes. few doses will prove to you that ‘you can find promlit relief from the headaches, do reaelon of I plpirlta an general eellngseausod by indigestionorglllouanl. ry them, and youwr knowwhatitis tohavc atyaii:cor:.mz.r;dsueh,

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Time and Trial I

the uriequalled value of Beecliamfs , Pills' as tho' best corrective of ailments of the digestive organs so _common-and the best preventive of lang Bind - serious sickness so often resulting from def vo. or rrregular action of the stomach, liver or bowels.

, ' 4

V ml "?.'rTi‘....-.!.»;".l.’r‘.I°‘°<:.‘.§..l’.‘2'..Z‘5: »?.'x'.ii"..'

When a spearsnianpkille.i a mammoth -

How do you make Layer Cake ?

O you measure everything

you _put in? If your quantities are accurate and

To wrltethe first archives. _I ygur gven right ygu will et

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Wlicnilals kitli :ind kin wcri. ushered . _ is’ you. wi" get perfect results iris records orarie to view, every time with “Beaver” Flour.

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you can depend on the strengtll of “Beaver” Flour. Ask your grocer. 1

DEALERS-Write us for prices on Feed. Coarse Grains and Cereals.

The T. H. Taylor Co. Limited, Cliatbem,Ont.

P.EI. RAILVVAY

Trains Outward Trains Iuwar

TIME

TABLE IN EFFECT DEC. 21st. 1914.

Read Down R080 UD-

Mori. Dly. Dly. Dly. Tues. Mon.

Wed. ex Suu ex Sun ex Bun Thurs Wed

& Sat & Fri

& Fri.

!‘“t"5°"U morn' o-ami

9'? .mm ci :.1

4,25 5.23 ow 1.35

Mon.

Wed

& Fri

_ 3.00

4.55

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ex Sat. _ only f Dep.

& Su 3.10 4.57 7.00 P.M.

ssww? $2532

10.20 Arr.

Tues. Thur.

U S

wsvewo G$hS5=

. Chztrlottetowii Ar.

Hunter' River Emerald Jet. Kensington

Summcrside Dep.

& Sat.

11.30 Dep.

1.14 2.44

5.00 Arr.

P.M.

3.25 Dep. 4.15 Arr. Tues. _ Thur & Sat.

Dep.

3.00 4.20

~w_¢>cr\;¢~ ¢,.-icai-nur ¢\¢¢sf*~

Sat

’1.°'Z“9° ‘ cnet-‘ 30019

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.40 Arr.

Summcrsido Arr. Port Hill O'Loury

Tignisli

Emerald J ct. Arr. Cape Traverse Dep. _

Dep.

A.M. P.ivi, 11.30 12.10 10.01 11.03 10.03 10.10 ass arf 9.15 0.15

Dly. ex Suu. 8.55 7.5'-4 `

_ci _-1 as c cli-

8.50 8.00

Tues. Mon. Thur. Wed.

Charlottetown Arr. Mt. Stewart

Morell

St. Peters

Souris Elmira

Mt. Stewart Cardigan Montague Georgetown

Dep. Arr.

Dep.

& Sat. & Sat. 10.30 11.05 9.15 8.40 8.17 7.00 5.40 9.2

8.04 7.33 6.50

9.35 8.56 8.25 7.00 5.40

0 9.40

8.15 7.40 0.50

Dly. ex Sat.

Sat lc only

SUD.

Charlottetown Vernon River

rr. Murray Harbor

Arr. 10.00

8.23

Dep. 6.30

A.M.

9.45 8.31 7.00

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field.

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Mon.“ wsu 2, &.Pri 3' A.M. _‘. 10.10 ,.-

8.50 8.00

12.1; io. 0.25% 1.30 AM. 'iso 1.00

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UP.

for itfrom coast to coast. _If you ere;

troubled with any ailment peculiar to l '

women why don’t you try Lydia E. '

Pinlrhnm'a Vegetable Compound? It

will pay you todo ao. Lydia E. Pink- _ _

If you owe us PAY UP.

Whether the account be large or small PAY

If you can’t PAY ALL, PAY PART.

The weight of your dollar is needed to keep the

wheels of our business in motion.

Those who still owe*-.us will surely appreciate

our accomodation to them duringthe past year. We now need the money to PAY UR BILLS

PROTECT OUR OWN CREDIT.

We therefore ask you to

'BE FAIR and PAY-UP

Poole &

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