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' Will hc sold .1 osu-lzlal

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FREE fl "H3101 b, v .' ‘ MONTREAL. All: IL-Another ‘g f _ flillilwtitnity on. expression of popular feeling in regard to the

ilsalili aiili ‘ iiinliii . "-'r‘\-"' risllffb ooke yvill be held In the IIGHI‘ tufe. the niembe , J. H. Iaelnay, to the qflonfltilaflflwioe‘ ‘Whine-die? wsl-tlsn- ‘of nsslstrsls. ‘nd the effect: was remarkable. Al!

‘provincial government is to be “ 624 Csuliiafiifiiiilloiri-qsn aForIiyesrsJi red‘ instantly Mon will take iplace August 20th Iln addition to Sherbrooko‘ other? the pains, Hesdlicllss, Indigemion

FIVE svll-itLlcrioNs PznolNo iN TH‘! PnovlNcs or Que.

‘given shortlyvj-lon. Jacob Nicol, provincial treasurer has confirmed ‘tile iwon that a bye-election in m Kandy “N! go hwthi“ fligymm, n‘, r 22nd. The constituency of 1 . . h b k d . . h w n {mancme (“d er roo e and istrict is render kid's’ HY}, ,, I , ed vacant ‘by the appointment of liiB constituencies vacant are Rou- ville whore Edmond Robert has re-

lnd Cmmtlpfflm‘ we“ mh°v°d “m! signed to become colonization 071110811:- Passiiiqrefis store cu

onsemorolvlii-BWBH- agent en. Montreal; Chambly, Euston Street Friday but fortun-

All who‘ surfer from such trouble! where Dr. E. ‘M. Desaulnlers llus Meir ssol-ilsd with some slight |hould lnke"Fi-ulg.;.tlvc5vi become a member of the Quebec bruises.

Madam HORMIDAS FOISY‘ where A. ‘Monet has been appoint‘

f t, l i T- ed to the bench; 3t, flyflglnthe ZION SERVICES. — At Zion

5008-b°¥o_3 "firm. "5 51°)’ where Armand Boisseau has m. Church yesterday both services

M dealers or sent posifplid signed. , were conducted by Rev. Dr. Ross

pr-ult-g-iives Limited. Ottawa. |

>QQO4WODOQ

culssliiliii ADVERTISEMENTS

‘ , . ltATliL-Jle per line per clay. 0e per line per dsy for ii day's

, sr ouer. 8o a6! ilne per duy (or t! days or over. Count Ii vvordn

- lo n line. - soups of 5 figures, initial letters. count ns one word.

l0 peb cent. discount for cash. Address for-l lsrt o! nil. and must

he paid for. Special lluten s-urnlsbed lino-s nd. 75o for seven

_WI‘II'I|.I for one week. lltuntion Wanted, 50c lor seven words per week. '

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Agents Wailtod Help wauwd-Jremale

COOK WNTED-‘One willing to learil at tho Clifton House. - 870-911.

WANTED LIVE AGENTS 10f wstirips -15o products. Dlrec i0 consumer. Write ‘The J. it. Watkins Co..‘379 Graig St.. West, Montreal.

AGENT§ WANTED A BUSINESS ‘ n ' own, mllke spqr ling ins- piqtes,_ nuin ere, _ p. Medallions. igiis, “Big allubtrlted book mail- ‘eil free. IL‘: Paiilier, Dept. A.A. Wooster, O. 1145-12-11. ‘ - - ' Teachers- Wanted

WANTED COMPETENT HOUSE maid for family of two. Good ‘wages. Apply Mrs. G. W. Hib ibetl, Georgetown. 9151-11-61.

WANTED-Immediately maid ifll‘ ‘ general housework. flood wages. --Mrs. 0.1.. Miles 80 Longworth Avc., Phone 825. 712-7~if.

glass. _

TEACHERWANT oicr Mlllvalo ~SALE8 i ‘WKdTEl-‘v FOR "The School, ‘supple ent $100.00.‘;- Old Itfilable Eolithlll Nurseries’ Alfred Murphy, Secy. 881-0-31 losoliclt orders forhizh class - ' -———- nursery stock Experience unnec- TEACHER WANTED FOR FAIR-

fice will be closed this week.

The ‘Liberal coiiven- -‘

‘Saturday, August 10th.

- ‘Miss Stceves of Mr/ncion sung at

"Illfllllli of live stock.—St. John Telegraph.

“ODE-FELLOWS RETURN. — Local Odiifclllz-ws who returned

"sun

IIHEIIIENTRAI. GURDIAN‘

" '1 rim cnehhorrnmioiyouililnnu “r

‘IVLIIIIJJ-rn Boys ycle *

ei-ioP from Holmsrfs Catalog,

ivissrvoun OLD FRIENDS. at Bloomfield, Aug. 15th. sls-lz-zl

on. BLANCHARITS. deiiml oI~

'All£.14-3i

HANGE 0F DATE-Owing t0 the Scottish Gathering taking sce on August 23rd, the picnic t Corran Bali will be held on ‘Augl-i-Bi

NARROW, ESCAPE-w Peter ‘Hughes. the five year old son of Mrs. Stephen ll-luglies, of School 51-. was knocked down by all flillU

the mornin-g service and Mrs. A. 1.. Bixey of New Glasgow and Miss Scntner of Halifax, daughter of lMlr and Mrs. Theo. Stcntlier of this city were soloists iii the evening.

ISLAND LIVE STOCK-A coil-- sideratblo quantity of live stock is being handled by the C. N. It. Th8 live stuck is being shipped from Prince Edward Island h) Si. Jlll=ll zilld Montreal ilolnts, and consists of cattle, sheep and hogs. Tile present shipments make the coni- lnencclfoni of the sells-airs ship-

last Saturday from attending the Trilro Conference rc-port lizivlug been royally treated illvrc, The decision taken with fsllfird to‘ nrloptiiilg the Plctnu site for lilo home for aged members (if tire Sn ccily was llllff of-iurrrc‘ than usual importance and ills conference throughout wasa most iiispirlilg one. , AFTER 1101401.. ABSENCE. - Mr. Francis ‘Murnirghun. Troy, New York, has arrived in tlic city on a visit to relatives and friends on the lSlillill. Mr. ilinriiuglian. lwlin is 85 years of ngc and is still halo niid hearty, left lilo island 57 years ago, and has only iiiziilo one visit iii that time. Mr Murmigluin

essnry, territory reserve-d high view school. Summer vacation. est commissions paid, handsome r1l)0.00 supplement. A-pply Alli- equipment. Write for full particu- signs. Big illustrated book mull- lars. Stone & Wellington, Toron- 944-2-41.

to, Ontario. -- >_-*-_-_-_- WANTED.— A LICENSED PRO- IVIAKE MONEY AT HOME. - $15 testant teacher, term nine months “ to $60 paid weekly for your beginning first to miiddlc Scptonl- 1‘. Sims time Writing show cards ‘ber: Apply to F. w. Leslie. Sec-l , lor us. No canvassing. We ln- rotary Grindstone Magdalen ' struct and plyu; yoirwith the Islllnds, RQ. 921-1-1-01 1Q work. ‘Wes-Angus Show Cord ’ p, Service, 102 Colbourne Blding WANTED .- TEACHER FOR , ‘lvrvllts River View School, No so. Sub- gjll, ,,' t $75.00. Freeman Robert '»,._ l“or r8819 son, Secy., Cardigan, R. R. No.‘ " s. ‘ ' 929-11-41 gran SkLE—-NEW.LY FRESHEN- iii; ell niilcli cow. extra good. Apply _ L050 , u]

‘Plirvin Puss, North River. _._..___.._-_i-_,_._-_¢___

. 943-1-2-811. LOST-POCKET BOOK‘ _Wl'l‘H

- -—- ' , —- bank hook inside, between Peep

’ FOR SALE-A lot of. coopers 18s (jgmpmy-y (1nd Ffllconwggfl

tools. stllvss null hlwil iron. sis. Asylum. Reward. Please return o-iflill f0!‘ tfllfiil- to A. Horne rind Co. '

Apply L. C. Worthy, 1 Elm Ave. ‘ '

LOST.-—- eiz-rwizsln hunnave -—-—-————-——~————-—-—'~~ bakery and Futons, Ltd, by wily FARM FOR 5Ai-E-—~ "RT CALE" of Dnrcbbster and Queen ‘Ste, u devils. known he Mlwllsnhlllfs suit length m‘ gents blrlck twce [mid Wm‘ cloth, Finder please lcdve lit . good buildings, (i5 clout and III _]_ Mfinonjlmig mt Stanley“ ghapg

‘.' Wm" 5mm 0f mmvmmn‘ “M, and Punrllon‘: ‘lieivaril. 952-12531 h? the rest under good growth _ of

‘F, hllfd-WOKNI, Illlii cllllVenlifllt l9 Xiinnrilbl lilnlniont for Diindrni! churches rind school. For furtn-

l’ r-r particulars apply to M. J. ..‘i_o,y§é____

Stewart. Caledonia. 1105-10-61 OOLLWS," Dismnssd. TWITT_

g ED HIS ENEMIES

To Lot

r-o LET House PAFITLY FUR- x nislled at Rocky Point, Aipply Guardian Office. 94712-111.

_, . . _ . ‘ "“ "‘* T0 Lisl- rtinplisilzgesonoom .112 Prince st. ‘g ' "024-1121.

The Story of The Irish Ladder would Shame the Most Excit- ing Nofel.

‘Some people nro never tired of _ saying that the ago of romance is y ~ ilcail. Tile career oi’ Michael Col - lins hardly beers out this conten- tioil. Whenever. if ever, the Irish loader tells the storyrni‘ his life, it will put to shame the most’. exciting novol evor written. Ilc is fearless, simple, vcncrous, trust- fui-— and be luvos‘ndvcnturcs.

The most characteristic thing about his is thofact that iiedni- tinted and maintained tho myst- ery that lor so olng shrouded his personality. ,- Only a mnnwho lo.- vcd “Treasure Island" and Robin- S01‘. Crusoe could have taken pleas lire in tho hundred disguises niid otlivr contrivnnces with which lic successfully bzi-fflvd his opponents. That, iii fact, is how one must lhiuk’ of him. .He is simply a big boy, niid very easily moved by the sufferings of others. very tender- licurti-il, very idealistic and abso- lutely full of fun, frolic, and dar- ing.

w . _ _

_ wa, “rad- curs c , slnt. ‘first. 5 curds, _. yworli. pri flasasnnnble. , ‘ Apply‘ Guardian e."- ll , , 0211-11-31

, _._...._

e__-__--._a____. moomzns WANTED. - LARGE front room, suitnilgo for twn. » on prqfer I Applr 13'.‘ eot. !~ sol-io-sl . > i i ‘ _ ISCBIIIIIIIOQIJJIS‘ '. 0.",

wo edoo CARPENTERS WANl ., ted. Apply it. K. Ilraco. 9411-12-31 l , f‘ APPLICANTS ossinous or-XEN. tsrinz September class of North Adams Training School for Nur- sea write Superintendent. l} .

l

Let‘

AuDOG HERO

Q _, The famous incident of the plio

toerimlls ilsvesls ~ the ‘WBCIIDOIIIQ! unil tho l-wnliis in Michael Collins When he was wanted by the uh- lhoflflefliha Cllflllffllfifl‘ ‘a- number of photographs ,. ith liiq name priiitorlbn them. . everul of these loll, as if by accident. into the builds cf the emn wlin were bunt- hmbim. lind on the stongtli of llie

iiil: to the fhv. W. Adams of Ill~

vr-npnlm. lflli. tllliiflsrrlollillc 1/05

ilzil f tho" National Canine )e-

rouse? league. While on holiday ,nt ilnrrnwdaln in tho into district h‘ Peter was locked up iil-~e~ gnmfle

adjoining tho llflggflmylillflftlliiil -lb. I -b ,b I ,_ ioelliy FM??- ‘Adiiliis "ldlénf iogcdih. hlnrhiih heri-r-qusntlv . mnnsllsd to pend, id gggrching" for e ’ cause pails unchallenged right under the l Mrs. Adams discovered that arnnsas of the very l. ymins man named Arnold ‘brill is - ' lcli fifty feet ‘down the hillside , niid-was pinned by the rocks and twli-lcli hlid fallen ,,with ‘him. Hip {legs vbore’ * frslltureli dud thelfo ‘were mnnv severe wounds" on his ‘Tboay. Mrs. Adams att nded tn dthe iiijurefnmah until t nrrivfli ‘ fzlheuiiblfblf. doctor, who, lived dYour mi o‘! awry‘. l-lnd Miter not "oidd have probably died befol‘: he was‘ discovered. .

i. . ,

.-ili-.1‘i.-? t A terrier niinird Peter, polemi- '1

a much pl genius. But tile pho- ms were in reuillijcomlmsite i101‘ traits of some of the leaders ill llm opposite camn. This was the schoolboy all ‘over. * n "I've seen that face before.

gold a certain well 11mm‘ 7""““"* rvnnqffl‘ rvhqn (be photograph was shown him. '

-lt in his own lookins slsss-

\

tnct illiit. they weren't a blt.‘liil@ H

officers wlio‘ , had mprkeil him down, This was

m, above oiv-nehrivisldlit‘ m» bad see snmetliirir very like

will delight the eye at the 8C0!-

5871110115 WBIG

Guy Bleskney or Boston.

FIVE DANCING “competitions

tlsh Gathering in Abegwelt Park Charlottetown Wednesday, All!- 23rd. |-

B-APTIST CHURCH —lllBDli‘ll$I preached ‘ill "l9 Baptist Church yesterday by ‘Rov-

.._._ . RESERVE THURSDAY 17TH. for tea and ice cream festival It West Covsheacl Church Ono great feature cf the evening sport will be the demonstration of the Delco- Light by A Horne i: O0-

. A118. 14-31.

FlL-LMORE DILLON ARRIVED. ——Tile ‘beautiful chestnut pawl‘ Fillmore Dillon 2.08% tllllfib.) ar- rived on Saturday night from St. John for the big Free-for-all u‘. New Annan. iMr. Patrick O'Ksofe whu had Peter Farr-en ‘hers tbr/ec years algo, is in charge. Fillmore Dillon is ‘by Sydney Dillon. Mid i! u hull brother of Margaret Dillon 1.59%. . .

VISITING PASTOR AT NORTH RlVE,R.-- Rev. Clarence ll‘. Bleak- iiey. pastor of the Brldgewster (Muss) Baptist Church’ who '15 visiting the province and is now engaged In church work at Noflll River, has announced his reslgflfli ion Prom file Bridgewuter pastor; lite and is receiving through the biusslicliusctts press, very illEh ilruisc ifnr his, work there durlns his ministry, iii three years ‘he became one of the 'm0st poplilfli‘ pastors the town liad ever known us his liiiiiring energy and enl ‘il- siilsin reached ileyond the limits of his own (Ienoinlnntioil, making liiim u favorite with fiill class s. I-Ie was ipartlclllurly interested ll llic young people and took. till ucllvle interest ill all lilies ‘of athletics and sports. Tile Bridge- watci" church in ll resolution ac- cepting his resignation bore, wit» mass to Ills friendly manner, cheerful uiid progressive aplril iiild direct forceful preaching ab‘ ilily, llev. Mr. Bieukney has n1 re.idy inude many friends at Norllli River, where his minister- lill work is much appreciated,

LOW CROP CONDITIONS. — ‘Mr. Wilfred Boillter. secretary of the Potato Growers Assoc-lotion rc- ‘(iinwlrrs (folrference at Aroostook‘, Millilll. Ills tour which started ill l-loulton and continued through

Kory, Charlottetown, and MseMilian, of the Department of l Public Works. Charlottetown, are promoting a Boys Race for boys under 17 years. to like rllws in the course of rfew

ole ‘to be commended for their uni

I ed iii any way by the crowds wlio

turneil last ‘week from the Potato A

y .

lcli ll. niid is Victoria Plaque islLbeei-‘iii-Il

HPRIESQUD ISLE, Men All! 13- ' About 5,000 people saw the Maine‘ and New Brunswick Circuit races here today, the big attraction be- ing the Fros-For-All and tho four- tli start of the season of John R. Braden, the Presqus Isis horse. which has been unbeaten this year. Handled ‘by the veteran relnsman, John Willard. he wot without much trouble in three straight heats. not being beaded drew second position and trailed lmtll hegol theyole at the quar- except in (he first heal. when no ter. Lester Dore made a drive with Silver King in the stretch but could not ‘reach Braden. ‘Sum- rrinriee:

Roallllace

Mr. "Geo. I... Prowss of the Tog- Mr. I... B

Bicycle Rood

weeks. and which will no doubt create a. great deal of interest in the ranks of the Junior Bicycle Riders ss well as help materially in lllringlii forth ' a lot of new blood in t is branch of sport.

‘Mr. Proivse and Mr. MuoMllIiin

derlukiiig, as the only way to bring athletics back to its former stand; ard In Prbiqe Edward Island is by helping encourage tbs young boys in their different events. T '

As this ‘Road Race will undoubt- edly bring out a very large list of contestants. it would be well for car owners of Prince Edwar, Island to become acquainted with the course over which these young riders wlill take, so they will be aible to lelwe the |way_ clear for the ‘boys on the evening of the race. it is understood quite a nurn- ber of the public streets of the city will be included in the course. therefore car owners should make it a point to keep, away from these particular streets during the progress of the race, The race will start on Victoria flow from the Toggery Store, to Queen io Kent, around Victoria Park to Euston St.. to Elm Ave, thence to Water Works, from Water ‘Works to North River Road, ‘North River Iioall to Wil- low (‘ornehfliround Park to Kent St.. Kénl ‘Si. to Weyinouth, We)’- iiioiith in Grafton St.. Grafton St. tn finishing point in front of the

Free-For-Ali, Pure $1,000 John It, Braden. b s, gy John ‘R. Gentry (Willard) 1 Silver King, b B. (Doro) 2 Col. Bidwell, bg. Cummings 3 4 Peter Looli, b s, (Ifox) 4 Calgary arl. ch s, (it. Bur- rill) 5 5 Timer—~2,i0 1412.08 14, 2.07 1-4. 2.19 Trot, Purse $400 Cull Verona. b m, by San Francisco (R. Burl-Ill) 1 Mocassin, b m, (Geruw) 3 Rosetta McKinney, b m, (Taylor) 5 4 ‘Miss Etawsh, ‘Leavetta North. Radiant uud Braves also started. Tlme—@11_'f 1-4, 2117 1-4, 2.17 1-4.

wi- o: Lc-I

2.14 Mixed, Force $400 Lambert Todd, b g, by Jim Todd (Utton) 1 i. 4 1 Sacchzirose. b m, by Nnrtlr ern Man. fWillard)

‘ ‘2 4 2 2 Zom Q., blk g, (‘Burrllh 3 3 3 3

Tlllfllrly. Miss ‘Albbc _Brino, b iii,

The members of ilio Cliiirlmtc- (L95) ' (m, town Fire Department are noted Tlme—_2.15 1-4, 2.16, 2116 1-4, rui- the enthusiastic manner in gm; 14_

which they liclpnout in all athle- tic meets uni" no lnirbt they will be to the [lore in'tliis contest eii-

2.25 Mixed, Purse $400 Bckav. b m by Ess H. Ixjay

pl-rially around the ‘finishing (Wnlufd) 1 1 1 imlut, hslnini: w keep the cow“ Lee Harrington. b m. (Dore) 2 z 2 clear for the boys; no that each 3A5" 1, ;;_ (mum) 4 3 z contestant will not he bandlcaipp- Billy B05351“ blk g, McNeil 3 5 5

Blx Mlixey, Moscoe Dewey and will assemble lo hi6!‘ the finish oi John (1,, also starred, on event that will bring forth hot Tlme—-2.1'b' 14,2115 1-4, 2.1a 1-4 competition and a close finish, = l“ ' *- l .1 =~

liiterilitioiial Chess

sees numerous clizlilgos and illi- provnniriits, and tllililis that Prince Edward Islllnil is more

beautiful than over.

l UNIVERSITY TEACHERS HERE-AA party of Prnflfssors llllll ‘instructors of llin (‘lilvllgn Uni.

yersity zirrivvd in ilii- city’ Ruin‘

lilotcl. ' The purty wliiciiis op a

PFiLIhEst-cing tour of tiie“""Maritiuic

y e. (miiy, America Jones

mg members: films. Mrs. S. Snverinan.

and Ilichlird- llartsllorn oft Chicago; Alice Foster. ' ninth liladley. ‘M "S: ‘. Alicfo. (inmorcn, iDetrolt; esolc Killgllt, cvihme- spoils; niid, ‘fr Clarence Newman, Urbano. _ = -"

| PRAISE FQR CHARLOTTE- _TOW|N.—'l‘llo St John dwell-graph lsglrs:—‘Mr. and Mrs, ucurge Me Arthur and Miss Irene ‘lilIcArtliur returned nli Tbilrsdny from n visit 1o I’. E. Island. Mr, McArlliiri-"wrls greatly imprescd not only with llil: lbunutlosof Lllc “Guriicil of tho Gulf," but with lilo sillclidiii ciiur- nctcr of the Charlottetown pub-- lic services, llnd particularly with the good “Uilllil. To iisc Mr. Mc Arthur's ivords, “I was surprlscl with 1110 bigness u!‘ a. sluull city."

The uununl conference of tbs fishery officers for the Maritime Provinces will be held ut Shed- lac, beginning September 20, t0 wlnsc on tho 27fli,__ The liioctiilg will be presided over by Wilfll Fisher, HilllfilX. 'l‘lie superilllen- dent of fisiicriesoJn the (lcpart. nieiit lit Ottawa, ‘will be present. as well lie-Professor Knight, also of the federal fisheries ilopurt- merit wlio is‘ ‘at hi, 3on1. in Suin- mersiilo eoriducllt ‘fan investiga- tion in regard 10ft e lobster fish rics, Profcs or H11 leit, w‘ho hlls mie extensi e: "bdsarchss touch llig the cllllscfvuilllll of the fish- eries lllid Dr, Ilesllairllls, the dcp uty minister will also ulteiiil Uh conference.

METHODIST CONFERENCE.- iiccordiirg to the rciifeiilly pilbllllll- cd minutes, of tho iitlhoilist (Jon fercilco of N.ll. flllll - IFLI. for 11122 thorn are lil the présviit, liiiic 1i!) ministers null pmbullonlwrs iii this coilfcrencc, 113.480 inviiiiil-rs niid 1,070 clliccliulneils, 8.275 Method dist fllllillios.» beside’ lliillllllllri which are pnrlly Methodist, The churches in this C\)ll‘i15I‘1lll"',i\. liilvc cnntributoil, during tho your, $8;- 500 to tile Supurniilliiatiliu Fling, $24,000 i , tlic hi1." iuiiui-y Fun , 121ml. $21,013. niilcli.‘ i} uic w}? S. For ministerial support Le churches ha“; contributed clote to $100,000, and for all punposés about $335000. This report is one of tho nilist ericolirpging for nialfy ‘years. “AW tho ‘Cbnllllrellcu two young lncn were Dflllllllfltl lo tile ministry, six were received on probutiml, niid one yvals trims-fer. led frimi the West Indian mission to

day and ‘registered zit tile Victoria 70 p“ com

Provinces ‘ciiiisists oftho follow!‘-

FlSHERIESi-EENFERENCE. —

PPOEIIIUI‘ Isle and Fort Falrtield. ilffordul good opportunities for observing crop conditions. many fluids living viewed on the way. ITIio groyvers lidlniiltcil ‘that potato ‘prospects ill their stale were not iguod. tile crop ‘being cstiiuzited zli iif ilurinul. .pr1ce at prcscnt is exceedingly’ low, so muoli so tliilt no digging has been started willie last year Ithe first shipments were made llll

It is c-stliniltnd that ltllern ‘ilre‘135,000 acres of potatoes

and til?’

. ‘tampon, Aug. l1.'— In the » - ,, iilernational chess tournament yesterday the games between

Jse it. ‘Clrpablancli, the champion

New Aniiail R ces

the fleet horses of tbill class face the starter. tutors will be heavily charged with electricity. It will niost surely no a- closely contested re o. the Finisher and Blzic

are unknown quantities on P. Id. s.

Io Infidel lilo!!! Isid was this Drool lsollty lim- Enst- “Theodor!”

Welles?“ ‘I.

iilllllllllllllt‘

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ext , “y. All‘!!!

MADE ‘AT H0755 iN A JIFFY

KesP ._ d bottle of Fruit oor¢|$i.'i;,’ime;.fyloc. oi’ Gtaiis Juice handy for hot days.

We have everyylanted flavor

The 2.21—2'.2—5‘;M~snd Psoe. It will be a tense moment when Th” M’ “m! m“ 59°C‘ and can‘ surely suit. your