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0LD Dutch keeps millions of

kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms,

etc., clean and sanitary. For every cleaning job,~it is the safe and economical cleanser. It, will not injure or mar the finest enamel surface because the soft, daky particles erase all the dirt without scratching. There ii4` nothing else like Old Dutch Cleanser. Goes further-lusts longer.

Old Dutch is it nat- ural detergent which contains no lye,acnis, hard grit_or other in- jurious ingredients.

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Note domed shape of i'oiiibusli`o1i (ll. C.) chamber above valves in Hupmohile engine. More power, great- er smoothness are achieved through this development of the high-compression principle.

maxim

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“-1-” Century Eight Sedan. fivbpnssenger. C K"

custom-equipped, $2 780, f.o.b. Windsor

HUPMOBILE‘S development of the high compression principle gives a star- tling new range of performance in the new Hupmobile Century Six and Eight. And the reason forfar faster acceleration,

cll. Cannon. La ointe M Gibbo

pea er quoting from the Rules and Bourinot ruled the amendment out cf order. but owing to, protests of Conservative members against what appeared to be a "trick" he ruled that on any future day other than Thursday or Friday a similar amend- ment could be moved. On Mon ay, May 14th, Mr. Anderson, Hallon, mcved an amendment in identical terms as that of Dr. Tolmie, and

the members from B. C. taking part ln. its favor. It continued during Tuesday and Wednesday. and was finally down by 110 to 59, all the mcinbers, except Mr. Neil, voting for

amendment was defeated by nearly 2 to 1, the Opposition was greatly streri tl ‘

fight. Much surprised was cxprcsil- cd at lniboi' iiwinl>ei':~:. who bclievciii the highest fixed maximum wage possible for their labor. and against scale' competition voting against the iiiiicndment. It' anybody is en- titled to it fair price for the product of his labor, it is thc i’ai‘incr,‘aiid Pi‘ogi‘essives would be the ll;-gl, lp siil.seribe to that priiiciple-in fact, it is the gospel wliifli they preach in and out oi season.

lion. Mr. _Bt-iineft‘s Attitude.

On May 10th. the Hon. Mr. Ben-

ii'-it on Orders oi` the Du) said:

"I_ would like to direct the :it-

te iitioii of the Minister of National Rcveiiiic to the contents of a mes- sage I have just received indicat- intl that at Toronto the market gn:‘dr‘iif-i's who produce aspamglls have lost their market by reilson oi inilioiiutioiis which have just been received there on consign- ment fi-oin Wiisiilngton. This m€SSf1I§e asks me to press upon thc government the necessity for tak-

ing immediate action under the

provisions oi section 43 of the Customs Act to prevent their busi- ness and their unticipations of possible profit from their enter- prise being destroyed. I Mr. Lapointe: I wonder if the consumers are complaining also?

Mi'. Bennett: My friend should

have thought of that when Right Hon. W. S. Fielding passed the statute.

On May 2lst, J. A. Fraser, Cari,

boo, asked:

"I wish to ask the Prime Minis-

ter a question based on his state- ment as reported in Hansard. page 3206, that as soon as applications were received invoking the statute. an order-in-council under section 43 of the Customs Act would be passed authorizing the"Minister to- ilx' values on produce of `a class or kind produced in Canada. and on the fact that the_Minister of Ag- riculture lias acknowledged the icceipt of three tclegrams from the strawberry growers of three different districts in British Col- umbia invoking the statute and; asking for the Fixing of values on strawberries from may 21 to July 10. The questions are:

“1. Has an order-in-council'

been passed?

“2. If not; when does he pro-

pose to have the applications re- ferred to, considered by the Gov- crnor-in-Council?

“Right Hon. W. L. MacKenzie

King: I am not in ii position to

. disclose to my lion. friend what

greater smoothness and ample reserve power, is found in Hupmobile special engine design. Above the valves are domed combustion ,chambers which assist in extracting the last ounce of power from present day fuels, delivering it with immense force, yet without vibration or spark knock. Drive any of the new Cen-

fury Hupmobile models for an hour . or a day. You' will surely pronounce 1 it as typical of the century’s best in per- V formance as in the rcadilyapparentqual- _

ities of beauty and striking appearance. 1 1 1

24 body and equipment combinations, stand- ard and c'ustom,on each line. Six ofthe Century, $1815' to $2215. Century Eight, $2495 to $2895. All prices f. 0. b. Windsor.

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GAUDET BROTHERS

Dealers for Prince Edward Island

CHARLOTTETOWN

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°E. R. BROW

146 'Richmond_St., . . Charlottetown. Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and

_ , Plate Glass' Insurance at

Lowest Rate. "

Gmc strong stock companies

_ Lewis.

takes place in council. but I would say to him that when an applica- tion comes before council, it will reccivc due consideration."

Market for Berrf.

On May 23rd. Mr. Bar er, Fraser

Valley, referred to a number of telc-

grzims he limi received representing nboiit 2,000 growers of berries. stat-

ing that telegrzims had been sent to the Minister of Agriculture request- in that a fair market value be fix

g _

cd on imported berries. A reply had

been received to the effect that these had been passed on to the Minister of Nzitioniil Revenue and Mr. Barber asked il' these represen- tations had been acted upon. The Hon. Mr. Motherwell. in coiifirining that. sold:

“I have done so slncc then and!

I understand that under the ex-.

Tl-lER*§ lil lofolhintg qt;itc Equal if

Aspirin or a sor s_ o a_c_cs :inf r;‘.r.r;:.1';;,;:°‘;i~.ll, "bla, Bfycr is nuinc. and the wcri enuinein redgj-is on every box ion can’t go wrong if you will jus' look at the box when you buy it:

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nr ulrlufaoturo. While it ll 'ir t.:“"i..:'°.:il.::'r.:i..r..r.-

, m"l»'ii»~i with into ~ilmi

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The musing l Canallziiwgyztional Scientific Facts

. 0| Parliament -

` E ATLANTIC REGION

it being Conservative. Although the|

D_ . c n. ____ India's most important highway,

glarl; and the Prime Minister. The Phe mstm-1° Grand, Tum” 4-wad_

Scaled Tenders, marked on tl\¢ is bein macadamlzcd as ra idl

E' P Y.

outside "Confidential" and “T¢l\d¢l’S as funds become available. _

for Building; at Picton Lodv. Pic- .

tou, N. S." and addresed to the An attachment for vacuum undersigned, will bo received up to cleaners has been invented with

| Ten different kinds 'of bottled

<Continued from page li 1 TENDERS beverage can be dispensed with a

~__‘ ‘ new machine using either ice or

'°" ‘°'“° “me by S" G°°f€° PHWY- aUiLmNGs AT rtcrou Lohan- artificui refrigeration. Messrs. Edwards. Boys, Coteau, Mar-` Plc-I-OU’ N_ g_

12 o’clock nom (sta.ndard)» .Tnes- which a person can spray paint on ,/

day, June 26th, 1928, an automobile. walls or furniture.

Plans, Specification forms of Ten-1

der may be seen and Instructional A new typewgiter eraser is made for Tendering obtained at the officeiof a sticky fabric that removes ink

debated at considerable length, alli°f *he R'°Fl°““| Cm" E“5l“°°"'lf"°m 3 lem” In ‘I mnchlnc Wlth'

Mtincton, and at the offices of the out carbon copies. Divisional Superlntendents, New

Glasgow and Halifax, and of the An imitation stone made of

Stgnlm, Annl, pi¢wu_ 'chemicals claimed to keep water

A wmplgle 5¢¢ gf plans mid spool- fresh for three months hns been

llcaglun may lm 0l,l,l;in¢d on lqmi invented for use in gold fish bowls.

from the Regional Chief En-iglnoer,'

Moncton, N_ lg” if |»¢qug§¢ lg M(-0m.` The longest air mail ,route iii

8 iencd by its determined ptinicd hy :t certified cheque on it N10 W01`|d iS bfélllli 0ll¢fl'0li€‘ll by U12

eliiirti-red llxink eil' Canada puyiibie Fl'£’l\Cll [l0Vl‘I‘llll\0l\l» lJ¢flWf‘€‘Il l"fll'iS

in nie 'I‘r¢-iis1iiroi-, emiiuiiuii National and Svucizul. 4000 milvs =1uf\rl~

Railways for the amount of $.'iil.00,l ivliivli will lie refunded on return ntl A lH‘\'f01'=\tcd aluminum cone has

the plans and specification in giiiitlrecll llllvifnwll lf! /be iI1S0l`l0<l ill mmdlliim, tobacco pipe bowl to-keep the

Tglillgn-rs will he ,.equ|,.¢a lc su~|,_1tobacco dry until all is coiisiiiiied.

"al-ll

mit with teiider, a security ilepos-it`

less submitted on the forms sup-I

sidered. '

gqual go me pe, een¢_ (5%) of lhe!nTlie] g£ove;~‘iiiiieiit hits sanctioned amount ol' the tender, in the form V’ 609110 'muon 0 ""0 Tflllwfll’

4-,flied for in Sp¢c;||mt|m,_ lin Java and plans have bccii niiido Tenders will not be considered un- to clmnge the DOWN' on 0'-hers'

plied by me Ranway company anal With four broadcasting stations in :wi-.ordiiiicc with the Instructions m olwmlion and "n°l'hL"' [wing fm- 1»en||e|.;,,g_ onocted. South Africa has finore

11,.n,|erS ,.e‘.,.|ved an” me date than 10,000 licensed rndio rccelvliig

and time specified will not be con- sets' ` 4

egsarily ,wceptei ing forest blazes a gasoline torch

11-", mwest nr any under ,mt m_c_ _ For starting back fires in fight-

w_ U_ APPLETON that can be carried suspended from

Cainullan National Railways. ed'

Moncton. N. B.

altitudes it balloon has been built

¢~;,.n,,m| Mmmgeh Mhmuc Re'ghm_ at mxin‘s shoulders has been dcsigii.

G017_6_16_23 To study conzlitions in ‘higher

lslilllil law we have no authority

tended to iise to ii. height of nine

the Hon Mr' Euler said is Cnololrlndo lifts been conveitediii- Ar &

“The statement made by the V -

_ _ miles

to apply thc dumping duties to any

products carrying specific duties

In reply to the Hon' Mr' Stevens. An abandoned iailioad tunnel

Minister_ of Agriculture as to having discussed the question with me is of course correct. With re-

ITS beautiful Fisher bodies alone cannot

give you the complete picture of the

New Series Pontiac Six. You must see the car and drive if. Low-swung on the new, long wheelbase are the superbly styled bodim by Fisher with thdr graceful lines and richly appointed interiors. Pullating beneath the new, high hood is the improved Pontiac Six engine with its new G-M-R cylinder head, giving smooth- er, more silent performance and greater operating economy. Four-viigul brakes

o e way tunnel for motoi

ehicles and also serves as an ~ riwiiioii flume. _°HA“"°TTET°WN SHMMEHSIDE Experiments are being tried in ])ealerS For Pl°lncU Edward Island

give added iafety . . Lovejoy Shock- Abeorbeu provide the ultimate in riding ease and comfort . .. a score of other <1-cfinemenu contribute to Pontiac’s coin- pletenew and luxury. The New Serie; Pontiac Six leads in VALUE, not merely because it in the lowest priced six _ . 'uu- bccause it is the ONLY six . . in its price class that possesses all these distinct advan- tages. You cannot conscientiously buy any

car in the Pontiac price clan, until you

would be complete. for the moment

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gard to -anything else, my answer L

ondon with u hcrn like building te ‘al ‘ ' ~

hive \Y&l§lwd P08532 V3lh¢- r.|e.s-aaa

at 1 t' if I 1 f d th H . . a ri that is moisture pioof _

tl1atcni.shere~is iioolbnrlller-in(ico\i)iili?i&l land can be cut’ and Welded at high ew

mperatures ' ` '

ister of Justice if he had adviscdll thc Minister of National Revenue

that there is no power:

On May 26th, Dr. Tolmie received

the various questions and answers

Minister if hc would relieve the i anxiety of the fruit. vegetable and fl. egg producers in B. C. and else- where by stating why action has not been taken as promised. 1 The Pi-imc Minister replied that ’

have to take until Monday to give is

On Monday, as promised, the

Prime Minister lmade this state-

not been presented giving reason- dl able ground why it should be put

into effect.”

the Prime Minister stated that council would uct on the advice of the Minister of National Revenue cl the very moment that the Minis- C ter gave to council rcusoiiable I, grounds for restricting importation 1 -referring probably to natural ‘ products. Now. I am in receipt of n telegram from Creston stqting that thc 1928 strawberry crop to the value of $65,000, will bc ready

that the growers will be subject to serious loss if they are compelled to market this crop in competition with surplus berries from the U.S. May I ask the Prime Minister if this will be considered a reason-

in-council to restrict the importa-

tion oi` surplus berries?

“Rt. Hon. W. L. MacKenzie n

King: I may say to my hon.

might have one view of what is a reasonable ground, some of my colleagues might have another. I would not be able to say what view council as a whole would take until the matter comes be- fore us there."

More Appeals.

On May 31st, Mr. Gott proceeded

to read a telegram from Leaming- ton (Essex) but was stopped by the Speaker. It referred to the usual condition of the marketing glutted by American fruits and vegetables, and asking for relief from the Gov- ernment.

The Prime Minister replied that

he was not in a position to give a re-

under which the Minister of Na--lie -

ational Revenue can act.” 1 A G 4 tl t h d ed '

' erman scien is as a viinc

Shll-king me |s5ue_ fthe theory that there is enough A _`.\._,,>

1 fice around the South Pole to cover .3“` ` "; _

Then Mr, Stevens risked the Min. the world to o depth of more than

V oo f t `

l an M

Weighing but 35 pounds,

, _ British experts are trying to

GF the fw@S¢1°I1 Of dumping in si»e~ find it way to inure nyfii-agen gas cific instances, and asked the Prime safe to use in nirships by surround.

ng it with inert exhaust gases

om their motors.

A new rubberized cord for _elect- c appliances has been invented

- that is flat instead of round and

the question was so long he would claimed .to last longer and Wear an ,mSwm._ _ out carpets less.

The gloss removed from silk,

ment; ‘rayon and gmercerizedl cotloni by

‘ "The D,-Qmisud action has nog washing is restored with ii Berlin been taken because an order has Ch9"”l'l`SVS >l9l'€li»1l'¥1l-1011 Which H150

sinfects fabrics.

Driven by 11 gasoline engine, ii

mowing machine has been mount-

Oil M0l\<lI\y. Miiy 30th. Mr. W. K. cd on o. small car by ii. Minnesota

Esling is on record as follows: railroad to cut weeds away from

“M12 Sneaker. on Monday lust the sides or the ti-oaks.

Radio broadcasting in Man- iurla. is limited to government ontrolled stations and licenses are oquircd for receiving sets und he sale of equilnnmit.

According to the Pennsylvania

Department of Health the average length of a. mnn’s life has increased

fm. the market in a few days ,md from 21 to 59 years since the six

teenth century.

Flying between Paris and Berlin,

which are 600 miles apart. every al- ternate day, a French commercial aviator claims to cover 18,000 miles

able 'ground for passing an order-la month.

Each letter of a sign patented by Los Angles man is supported by an

individual balloon. the latter being

friend. Mr- Speaker. that while I retained in imc for the sign m iw

Inead.

An equalizing valve has been in-

vented in England that enables two automobile tires to be inflated at the same time. each receiving the .same amount of air.

According to tests by la Missouri

medical college professor the longer a person'a hair is permitted to grow the slower its increase in length from day to day.

German scientists are trying to

obtain helium gas from mozanlte sand, used in the manufactures of gas mantles.

“Mr. Lapointe: The Department aluminum range has been invent-

of Justice has advised the Minis- ed on which an entire meal can be ter of National Revenue." cookedr with electricity taken from

a lighting circuit.

Nc-xt meeting will school.

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West schoolhouse.

that each member

at Stoney Creek.

Mrs. G. Wood.

and one visitor were present. at the home of Mrs. R. A. Donahue. Little fag' ""°""" " "" Blue books were received from the ’

Dcpai'tinr1nt ol Pulilic Health, Otta-

wa and disti'ibutcd. I

LITTLE HARBOR.-Sovcii mem-1

bers and two visitors incl. :it the home of Miss Mary A. Muc-Aulzi_v. Roll coll was uiisweirii by “Garden Hints." Plans ivere disc-lissntl lor ice-crciini festival iinriiil; suiniiic-r. ;

. Orange Lily ig g

BALDWIN'S ROAD.~Tcii niviii-_ 0 JV “lg -ff'-1"'-»,;~</511-egg ` » . bers and two visitors niet at the* " 1 cgrmm “haf fm' lu home of Mrs. Peter Carter. Roll /5,-1,'--,;f-:»f,1'.1"-`1"` ,L , _ ` _ disorders of Womcn. call was ansivcred by "Recipes," Dis- . 'V .Qi 1 \3 ,` lt is applied locally cussion was hold on 'paiiitiiig and ,- 1”; ;~ ". \¢<g_-, --,pr - - repairing interior of school. °Two= -’1"_",-:if ,Y ig", arid mR;b.s;I4bi_(.i mt: new members were added. 'Fhcncxt /.’».»`»_;|_1 `_,,1 @ ° fm rl K mme ineetillil will be l\t`lrl iii. the lionicof. -1"-' ==' ,M `;. `:\ ‘-;'.`fl'<""’ 11' The dead Waste flint-

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Mrs. Berliurd McQu:iid. i1 > ;'..(-j.¢ 1 sig: ga in um ¢¢mg¢st¢d

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CABLE HEAD nAs'r.--Flvf-.ineiii-‘N » * “gm” m updled’

bers met in the Institute Holi, A cheque cf one hundred dollars was donated to charity, High scliooiatl St. Peter's was dismissed. Ncxtineet-l ing will bc' held in thc Instituto

ROLLO BAY WEST.-Nine nicin-H"

bers and three visitors' attended thc; Institiite meeting in the Rollo Fay'

answered by suggestions for raising funds for the school. It was decided,

p , . .

to the proposed new Memo:-liil Hall

meeting will be held at the home of

PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OE

CANADA, LIMITED"

be held at tlie{R"“""f"»

l l’li>Pt'l HlI.ll.--'I'liii'lveii iiieinhcrs

SOURIS W}1;5'[~__,_1:iiv(. m,.n\b,.l-S‘ uiul mil' \'i.\iiiii' iw-i'r‘ pi‘i\.~'f-ri! :ii Ilii-

MQNTHLY REp(_){¢1‘ QF -lvlalicn [nr iogiilar meeting. Ten

W0MEN'g lN5'l‘|'l‘L7'l‘l»;5 dolluizs was ‘.'l»frd towards proposed

____.. .Sanitoriuin and wliatevel' help could

M(-,NTAGUE__piv@ memlmyg mgll he i'f»iiclci'<-rd iz ter on. Plans for so-

(me vlsiwr met at me NEW Spllopllcial \r<>i'r clisciisscii. Ttilk of liclping for meeting. After reports from Oi'i;linii:ie:'~s. i\li1'.'. nicinhr-is areMrs. new committees were giV(,n_ m,wl_\ii:,ii.~;i1i.. Mclvlulion, Mrs. Annie cmnmittces were am]0inLed_ The l\lnlilei'. Mrs. H:i"»i.;ili Pratt. Next “nxt busmcss is me 5(.hUO| Closing iiicf.-liii'," will bi- iii-1.. :ii the homo y Preparations are being made to put , U1 MVS- /‘\l`|l1ll` Mfllllcf- |fi\""l l"" ill? fi0l1U0‘~ El'0UhdS<

- 1 "H a play' ‘ SOUTH i1“m1:r:'ro\vz~i. _ 'i'wci\1o

PRIEST pOND_ __ Six mem|,p1<S`iiieinl>ei‘s and three \'isitoi's incl. :ii

and three visitors met at the Priest UW ll0mf` Of MW Alllll0ll-WS MCCUV- Pond school for Institute mectingh `Vill"- Ml"“b"l`S ‘lcclflcd lo have ‘1 The new picture for the school w:is,l‘l‘"‘l' f*<"Yl<‘ i1llU‘-‘ \|ll1`\{l.il lllt’ Il1Dl1tl1.,:; i:=.\i‘ broom and clmlk for the omcred fmmf.d_ Committees wel-l. and :iii lite-ciwnni snitiiil on Jllnc 22,` formed to Visit ,md clean ,,~chm,l, ILM-‘iiislis \'-'ill :<0 to nriiutilis of School. mitci1i.:iiiiiiii~iit and ice-cream social was decided to paint interior oi' ilic`T“""" ""“` l“f‘l“'9""S `~"""{` ilflflfffl 'fl School as sum as possibki; MSU Willie liistltiilc. Next iiicctiiiz: will bv rlri- to raise money to get new maps have the school clock i'epuircd. .ll"l‘| ill ill” limb" U1 NI". M=1l‘l;1il'<‘l luiirl otliri' lit-ccssltirs for theschooi.

homr. of Mrs. Charlie Mayiiards, iihere ai very profitable time was spent, Two instructive papers were rtad, after which a musical program \\1ri.~ given, A new map was purch- nseil for the school, and the school clruiml. Twenty-five dollars ($25) was voted for the proposed new ".°ii1*f~vi~~ It wa" decidedto bu

ROSEBERRY.-Ten members and

tliron visiiors met at the home of Mrs. Win. Buchanan. .It was dc- cidcii to order xi new receptacle for iirtnkiiig water nt the school; also

sclisol. It was decided to hold an

on June 20th, tit the school, in or-

'I‘hf- nz-xt meeting will. be held at the lioiiu- of' Mrs. Chas. Neil Morrison.

ltcatliiics noiicernliil; the home were irivr-ii by different inr\inbers.

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A SURE RELIEF F

eW0lllEN’S

.tn rs U sg =° En

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giving immediate men-

Roll cali wus”

would av 5 cts

Ontario. Next `|

tal and physical re-

lief; the blood vessels und nerves are toned and strengthened, and the circulation is renderedto normal as this treatment is based on strictly scientific principles, and acts on the actual location of the disease, it cannot help but do good in all forms of female troubles, including tion, leucorrhoca, falling of the womb, growths, and ovarian troubles, etc. Price $2.00 PQI' montli`s treatment. A free 'l‘rial Treatment, enough* for 10 days, worth 750, will be sent who will send me liar fiildress.

dross; Mrs. Lydia W. lindd, Dept 5 Wiiidsor, Ontario.

delayed and painful menstrua-

box, which is sufficient for one

FREE to any suiering woman Eiioloso tliree stumps and acl-

? Sold By Leading Druggisis Everywhere

RINGWOOD.-Ten members niet;

at the home of Mrs. Augustus Mc-

ply at the present moment.

Dr. Edwards called his attention

to a fomier statement about having

l_THE GABBS

to consult his colleagues as to an agreement as to "reasonable grounds" and asked him if he had got the views of his colleagues yet. Mr. King replied:

“I think what I said was that

I might have one view as to what was a reasonable ‘ground while some of my colleagues might en- tertain a different view: butthat what the collective opinion would be as the result of an exchange of views I could not say until there had been an opportunity 00 ‘exchange them: Up to the pre- sent time there has been no occa-

\alon to exchange views on the‘ f \

matter." _ _ y _

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Qgf.

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'oosui-mis classes A ialio-` LOOKING acc i-wmi rum aAzoR` in ms HAND as Loom. are A .' ”‘i‘lF.E§5_‘§’l‘f‘.'~."‘U'*UEl*f“l .

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p y By Barrie Payne!

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