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cH.uu.o'1°rs3rowi~1“ GUARDIAN ~ nm 0. mf- .~ ' PAGE Flm

Draft Horse No. 12

liskham Waggoner

Imp. (437) (20472).

The Shire Stallion Eskbam Wag.

goner leaves owner’s stables Mon- tague Wednesday evening,]une 14th t0 Will- MCLcod's, Orwell, over night. Thursday 15th, to Charles Mutch’s, Cherry Valley,noon,tlience to Frank M. Hughes’ stables. Char. lottetown, remaining until Friday, June 30th, 3 p. iii., then to Charles Mutch's, Cherry Valley over night. Saturday july lst. to Wni Mc. Leorl’s, Orwell, noon thence to owiier’s stables Montague,

nANii»i|. M<-.f`:Ricoon, ~

Montague,

WM. MURPHY, .,,,,,,,,._

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Give Re|.iel.uamnt”d' to

'Eczema l A is said to sbelmmsml in nsturt It U ~ B “"1 Hgeous disease. 'ml th” P“'“"=° Of serm hidden in

the skin is completely d¢ g removed, eczema cannots rboyed and F 1 _ e cured. inugge gggéhgdege £11 skin disease is “°““ °' “U Bs" andclgsggsctllilels very prevalent '

thaleaglesh ofit 22ta::i(dng4l£eople between

n es a l

...€“.i.i"i;°i;:° ass; li°f::‘::.‘;‘"§:f'°°* ‘° no posses 3 e 911!-ire satisfaction. It

_ ses remarkable cleansing sn¢;l_

giptlc- “Bling and curative power ...z i:z::.::.:r ‘f 1- the dry sc 1 0 eczema, whether of t . 8. Y Sort* or of the weeping ype. where there is a constant i-low gens: iilililgwlldlg "°rm°“’ °' °f th” ringworm me My .f°"“5- “Ch HS

' “Fei lJlmD1€B. blotches

and discolorations.

. Rexall Eczema Oint t

lvivsglflul in treating gigs;-5, iss0‘;;?i _ nds. insect bites. nemo msn and l“"'*°~ It i5 Particularly recommend. ed for the treatment of children who are tormented with iwhing' bumin, and disilguring skin disease We nr e you f-0 tfy a box at our risk. Yolfr lmmey Waits V0” if YOU are not sat- isfied with the treatment. Two sizes |213; _$1.§0. Remember, you can' _ Y _ alll eXell Eczema Ointment in this town at our store-The Rex. nil Store. MacKinnon Drug C0

- A E000 Opcning is in store for any person who will represent a motor mul- magazine in this province and solicit advertising and subscriptions

for,sarue. Applicants should writ.,

1'.-ltlisrlrtf. _

A, care of Guardian, Charlotte-

f.0Wn, at once.

`ciumioi'r|+;TowN Ami ouilirs coolin

It pays to buy

Communion service will be held in °“°lth"° m°“l'h" “Bit to A' Home' the People's Church on Sabbath, dt?-

June 18th, commencing at 10.30 a. ”_‘

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C 5 against Joseph “tm€l`011. charged with breaking and ef’ *Wing a warehouse occupied by

H quantity of whiskey to the wiki: of about three dollars also came up and was _ad‘ u- d ' morning- J0 ine until Saturday

Dr. WH Pethick cit le

day for. Pictou where ylie i1v`illsjl.;i(i)n Comm' ' ~

issioners Dryden and R,|f,¢h

‘md acwmpany them during thell: visit to Nova Scotia where they will liffeiflgaged in _loo_king_into the sheep 2118113 possibilities in that pro.

*Wil V Vince. Professor Cumming of the

_ . i Truro Agricultural College and Ml-

, 0 Hubbard. of the New Brunswick De-

ur Phoiolirailhic Su lies "“"‘-'“°"" °‘ “g"°““"~ wi" PM

pp bly Join the Commissioners at Truro.

have met with al' l . P I k ' .~ *_ we can Se" CA»|§E;1L/cis iixime $i|ic;g iii: ox-Lséorllaqis “Giorgio E. Robinson, M. A.. Prin_

FILMS and all other photographic goods ai Moiitrealpricea l l icéJ:V£?nciiiiillelluE(lG(ill Uinvgrsitgh coll

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_ r The MacKinnon Drill] Co. .Ei..2I.‘$"i‘.;‘.‘I."".¥*““f€`“°°°'“P“"i°“'"i“l°

h f s ennie They will remain

_ Coi. Gi. Geo. & Ki. Sis, were or several weeks, the guests of

ieir uncle, J Sh _

ward Road. lirili~r.nel|fi¢obingc‘lii ly; liz; tive of Charlottetown, where he was

I I ' at one time Vice-Principal ln West

__ . . _V _ Kent School and subsequently Super.

visor of the city schools, and Pl-mes-

, S. sox' of Mathematics in the Princ f

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. Phone 2

Until lu

_ LE Monday. I Tuesday 3. Wednesday, 'l:hursduy 3.

F`l'l3:)’, 5.30 B. r ,[3235 i_\/er l‘ Fl Y. 3.00 p. or hast River, zssturduy. 0.00 a. ni., for West River, 5lEf\1r1l|li'. .L00 p. ni., for West River

S. HARL

Orwell. Halllda r Orwe_|l Bsllidayls n i , for yioioriu. or Victoria,

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wi||`E‘f§l;3c::|0[f;hl:\¢g.t€oh'f{:l;:Sday will call ut Vernon River Bridge. on which days s

l<rom lst Iune until ist ‘ie i b

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ABRIVE CH"l‘0WN ’l‘\.iesday, 10.00 xi. ni. Tuesday. 8.30 D m. Thursday, 10.15 a. ni. 'l‘h_ursday, 9.30 p ni. Friday, Friday,

Saturday. Saturday

ua Point. is l'oin|..

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“,i|‘;::i45,_3q uiéluck ‘instead -0' gmsigtcéiraléafltsrrgiéidzsuilinga. .lor East and West Rivers

_ _ reightlur laastuiiu West Rivers and Chi P ` t ` nl

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ua oin niustin lcases be prepaid,

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91 1 Hammock

made, heavy weave, strong full color Hammocks. We

our big assortment before you buy.

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I Values in large, well

ss and will ask you to see

Dry

’ .\ V . Battery Testers-The high gfade

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'll l Il $1.50 ~l| each I

Baillellies

Wales 0011826- He is also lviill known in athletic circles, being at

8|°||,,w,,,_ ‘me me H YNY active member of the

first Abegweit football team. I-Ie is now one_ of the most prominent edu- cationalists on the Pacific Coast and the institution of which he is head lin Vancouver is steadily growing and ciféihing pace with the growth of that

Before J. A. McDonald, Stipendinry

Magistrate for Queen’s County, the case against tive parties for deposit. ing manure or refuse in. piles nem- Southport .Station whereby public health was endangered, came up. 11-, transpired that the piles complained of had been removed before the sum- mons had been served and evidence by County and Provincial health odi- cers showed that the piles were 3 menace to public health. After the taking of considerable evidence rela_ tive to the matter composing the heaps complained of and the manner in which they had been offensive lines were allotted as follows: "Aubrey Mutch. $4 and costs; A. Burke, J_N. Stewart. Rogers Farquharson ‘and George McDonald, $1 and costs each. D. Edgar Shaw appeared for the de- fendants, Burke, Stewart and Mc- Donald. Another caae, that of Sam- uel Wood, census enumerator. vs. Patrick Corish, who had refused cer- tain information in the taking ofthe census. This was settled between the parties at court, the defendant agree- ing to answer the necessary ques- tions. _

Miss Helen Hughes, graduate of

Mt. Allison Ladies’ College, and the Misses Goodill, Corning and 'Allison other graduates ard now on a con- cert.tour of New Brunswick. The papers speak very highly of the per- formance hy those young ladies and from the Fredericton Gleaner of the 9th inst. ‘is quoted:-The concert given at the Old Kirk last evening by the Mt. Allison graduates, Misses Goodill, Hughes, Corning and Allis- on, was a real musical treat and was much enjoyed by the large audience. The Ladies' Aid of St. Paul's Church, under whose auspices the concert was held, are to be congratulated upon its success. The concert opened with a piano solo by Miss Jean Allison, and was followed by' a vocal solo en- titled Sunshine and Rain, by Miss Helen Goodill. A reading by Misa Mildred Corning was the next treat on the program and was followed hy a pretty solo by Miss Helen Hughes.

has returned to her home in Alber

Cu__ w\,l¢n was heard befor, the any The scbrs. Secret, with Sydney run court some nays ago' came up again of mine coal. and the C. A. Chia- ,f ~ - -- yesterday morning befor, the “ty holm with limestone, are discharging

police court and was dismissed "lm" °‘"5l°°' lm" C' Lyon” & 0°

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Ml" Rbdd gf ghmllott t I P_E_ The house and lot with orchard ad- S

I., who was iii town for tile onlllzlrriage » mining J°h“ H' Saunders °'.‘ Elm of her brother to Miss Mae Bagnall, A" Wm b” ‘wld by p“b“° ““°t."’“ f” lm, regumm to Montreal wha” she Thursday, June 29th. See ad in this

‘is a nurse in training in the Royal i”“°'\

lctoria Hoa .- "W p,e,,,_ mf” °"“w“ F'°° Brigadier and Mrs Adby, st

i ‘ John, will aigive in this citty hSatur-

Mlgg Helen Hu has of C _ day night an will conduc t e ser- town, the young lily ,gmdu;1ti;ri)i;t1f-aiit. vices in the Salvation Army Citadel Allison, who was so well received at here' Brigadier Adby is B hlrceful the concert in the Auld Kirk on and pleasing speaker and in his fre- Tnnrgday evening, sang at both sep qucnt visits here he is becoming very vice, at BL Palms Presbyterian popular, his strong ‘personality and Church on Sunday.-Fredericton Gle- °°“vi".°m.g remark? 0" the platform ang,-_ are winning for him many admirers

At th . . . _ The Y. M. C. A. troop of the bo_v

yesterday poiiitxinillilgurt Wm tgigcncli? scouts will hold their first trip of drunk, was lined uve d0u'm_B or tweni the season on this week. The scouts- ty dayB_ A can will meet at 'the Y. M. C. A.

on Friday promptly at 3.30 and start at once for their night camp

Owen Tminol. and stealing therein) site. Master Thomas Rogers_will ac-

company the scouts with his pony and will carry the luggage for the boys. Each boy on this trip will be required to look after his own food and will thus be given a splendid les- son in scout craft and apractical il- lustration of some things necessary for every man to know.'

A little disturbance occurred he-

tween two young men in front of A. Gates & Co’s store last evening n- bout six o’clock. A man who had the appearance of being under the influ- ence of liquor was about to be fol- lnfved down street by one young man, when another thought it more 'dis- creet that the first mentioned should not do this and halted him, advising him what not to do. For the advice offered the well meaning young fel- low, on turning around, was some- what non plussed by the very sudden arrival of a large round stone be- tween his shoulders. Judging from whence it sprang he assi:i'.ofi ilu- oln- er chap who put up a show of resis- tance--but it was only a show, for he received a prettily placed upper cut on the right jaw, which no doubt, proved a severe lesson.

William Mombourquette, Cityi, for

the past two years manager of the Queen Hotel, has resigned his posi- tion to become manager of the new King George Hotel, which is to be opened in Sydney on the 22nd. The latter house will be 'owned by a syn- dicate. and will contain 85 rooms. All the appointments will be high- class and up-to-date. Mr Mombour- quette was for a number of ycirs agent of the Plant Line in this c'.ty and prior to that purser of thos.’S Halifax. Before becoming assolxintel with the Plant Line he was connect- ed with hotels in Halifax nr.<3 in Hayti, West- Indies. He is an micr- getic, capable and popular hotel man

wgio is thoroughly conversant with t e needs of the travelling public. During his stay in this city ne madr- many new friends and acquaintances, all of whom will heartily Join ulti; The Guardian in extending very hf-st wishes for the future.

::Rexall "93” Hair Tonic should be

used by every one who desires Def' fect hair health. It quickly rids thc ecalp of dandrufl and tones up the hair roots growing new hair. 500 and $1 at The Rexall Store The MacKinnon Drug Co. 6-13l`1lLf

Your Films

We pay special at-

tention to amateur films. use new developer for each film and try to obtain the best possible results from every iilm-

We Develop and print Every week Bay

Mail orders promptly alielhl-

ed fo.

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is Province, Lea and Mrs Horne and child

in th - -

Hi|gh,River, Alta., have arrived home -- q~- 1'

in. Preps;-ntor ggrvicgs 0 T5 _ Miss Florence Martin who has been

day and 33;.”-dgyl at 3,09 np_ _urs visiting Mrs. Burns, Weymouth St.,

ulicsi store on Cha

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rlofietown’| busiest street G*

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The adjourned case of Taylor vs. ton. Qllbtll Sl. “Tlic store W

the Charlottetown Light and Power "*' .

iih the Stock

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lor

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pretty hats for girls. The straw hats use

girlish hats l

fthe younger ladies 2.50

DURING ANY LITTLE SPARE

could get during the last few da s thex

mostly mushroom shapes-black, white,

The trimming is daintily put on in l

plenty. The trimming is such work as yo and busy millinery department of ours. lf

each we would have to charge you 3.25 t

lot at one tinie helps us to cnt down labo able to offer these at just. . . . . . . _ .

Small and medium l'

lack turlaans $3.5 () up. lll‘§Kl‘f ‘IS A l\`.’<l'l`lllfR l{F.Sl`l.'l` of :iking up in big qiiriiiiiiy, llicsc iurbniis :nic with jet brinis, :iml luiicy fairriw

'uid cl'o\\'li.<, fiixislicil \\'iili ::]n':i_\' fiinl _ict if iiiiiiieni, Very :~‘.}icci:il \':iliii-,~: :ll 3.50 :uid ll .

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TIME ’l`i'lA'l` the inillinery worlcrooni have been working up this special lot of d are 1.15 values--the shapes very new, _ champagne, fans, blues and browiis. l

oops of ribbon, using good ribbons, and | u have learned to expect from this big' you were placing a special order for ‘

o 3.50. Hut ni,:il<ii1g ri. 1' cost and so, we :irc l

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4.5 . Sniari lace hats - ' _‘lor young ladies 3.50 and 4.00 .

Tlicse very li:_in<lsoiiic :iinl <li‘c.<:<y snnl-

mer lizits :ire iiizirlc up of ricli \\'hitc :1ii_<l

ru lziccs on \\ irc fi':iui<~. 'l`l\//iiliiiiiiiiig is islicil with l:1i';;'c ribl»<>u ln»\\'.=; 'l`lif:sc

arerezilly fine vzilucs :il thc |»i~ii~u whicli IH

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Olily. .. . . . . . . . . 3.50 :iiiil 4.00 1

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‘ ONE OF 'l`llE'BES'l` SHIRT \`1\ tiiue, is this one iiinde up of fine corded 1

See the grea

--offered at

in various good colors. .

_ The shirts :irc made in good gcucro ou will like the general air of sii1ni'tucss We have secii iiifiiiy lines offered at 75 c

t value shirt

just 50C-------1

l.l'I‘fS tliril wc l\:i\'c f»i`fi:i'csl i`i>'i‘ ;i loii;-_‘ icivzilcs, in sii'i1ics, .lots :iinl ill-iii'-do-lys,

us si/.c, iinule with :iliriclicii cuffs :iiul

Ciits iiot' iicfirly so . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

ainl _gfoml iinisli limi they ili:.1>l;x_\'. E

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Price, will

The patterns are o_f such choic

particular men will admire them.

The Shirts are remarkable beca

$2.00 or 2.50 Shirt elsewhere

Plain nr Pleated Shirts lor

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' ff that every

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Shiris at

collection of

-_ U . ' / our$l.50 and l.75.ShirfS

man interest-

ed in smart looking

a moderate

want to see.

.llur $|.5U and I.`l5 llnlnreil Shirts For Friday and Satur-

day at $|.ll0

e and carefully selected designs that

use they can be compared with :ny

Friday ind Saturday il-00

LOOK AT OUR SHIRT WIND0W» Nl-lTl0NAL Cl.0T.lllNG C0

Misses Hughes nnd onodui than sang Jnhngnn & ,|0|||'|S0|] 6 i d 1 i Orlginsiors ol One Pri¢¢

a pretty duet. A recitattve air My 5 3

We have the beet bat- 113223 JE. .ll§2',¥.;.."Z.?.‘.L““..‘.i§?§.‘.‘.l .__4-l- __ _ . ---=---- ~ f" -" C

The second part of the program con- F' ' ml-g ..A th 1 shipment oi mid- l-i(iNii».'.+l<ll~1Kl§li:" l'lXUUH»`l|l’NS

t€I° Uladee are tes. ' slated of a piano solo. a reading and - no er urge ~ ~ ‘ *_*

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y d t d hi h “ch pm summer hosiery.I ilailnty ulitito we-ix The vmnd Tnmk mmwav hm iH_\_u_ I l “HI '|11 .<1-il-ll lr; i‘| l;iLI‘LN'l‘.

° a UB an W ° We" m f* 0” and underwear. inn e sul lui! _ _'_ ,'11 `,, > ""

ted and are slated. All the l”lllmb¢\`5 0l the Pm' inchcs wide. Double width silks in cd a circiilar autlioillini, it 1i.\I\l‘4 _

T "am were encored and the young la- U F _I blllllk and colored Voile und Pununin in (‘n|in.\la to sell iloiiirsi-viii-is lux v I l, 1

apted for Gasoline 'Engines

| 25c

rs_ Hardware Co.. A Limited.

Choice Baking K

Delicious Cream Bread

Pies, Rolls, Buns, Dough- nuts, Tea Cakes, Scotch Coke, Snaps, etc, all made from wholesome flour best fruits, etc. Prove it your- self to-day.

S t e w a r t " s sciirse miiuziur

KENT ST.

gain when we bought this line of pipes-a sample line from one ol' the leading f'actory’s salesmen. We secured such a good snap ourselves that we can afford io pals iheni on to you at nearly the price we paid for them.

These pipes have pure amber

mouthpiecen. and each one is in. cloned in n handsome case-a large stock to qhoose from. Regular price $3 oo to $4 oo.

Now Sl." to $2.40 ` each.

the premises, 22 Brighton Road, on

et Agent.

tui lsi~pl9

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. _ . . _ , ' _ . »,:t. ,, , _ , ., . 1' |-i»l\,lli- i\|n|i»r in 18 used bv the ele- dies very klndlY l`BllJ0Dd€d YO W9" or $ ' skirts in black and ii host of vom-tiiiii cnrsicn tickets*ton1igi(i;t5n;;iillrfixgigi ‘i;;'l"L\|f(i|\i|i‘<'i|‘ H' N Mm) mlm

J encores. The concert was one of the skirts in light weight from $1.98 np. Canada. 'l ns is \_ - _ . _ MH, |.,. _-...ul ...ii io nn

ii- . f th dggililig lo tiiko atlvlill |\i»li\ \\\ll f-li _

h C of best held ln thi’ “tty 'ora l0ng f,lm°_ Gm” cloths and linen also hncncttw mon or use ~-ioii-4 on i-crtniii lvn "li-li i-.-in-.-rn is :|\.r<»n|l. 'l’i~h~i:r:\|»li

P one O' . by the wen wash Hmm and UU-wr lint” (lf thgsllrilxlllixZelltviiilirr 1911 iilliiliiwui -urn ilmi sul-li ruun~r is uhm

° ° fashionable mnterinls for oiit.ing<lrl-s- n es rom . ~ ' ,' ' ` _ " -. 1. '|`l|

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1000 Just received ad _ We certainly strueka lucky bar- ses. Pnton & Co. l.-i.l\lti.. ;l;1l:’r;lsi;t‘\li‘i[<:l Trkimkinléoiitea e Dgsérigr li|\;'i`::`\ri in m‘.’;M_< ;m|‘_|Hm'|v vl‘m`v“_l:'

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NEW ADVEHWISEMEN PS' lillillouizhlrtili:»hp(i`Pliil‘tlit;o :lil rtlieiico vin l`i|ilisisH:ii\<lli-kurt nun»l».-|- of nnlliomi

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‘ ° cities of Minneapolis and i-lt. Paul. ri-sr»r\-ml. \l» ll- l~““l‘.‘» l‘l"»"\‘_“'

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Monday' the wth day ol June' mu' h<ill(lii€hilIlliiilnulllvilitliqli ciipitlllviil ilvv "H"

commencinil at one 30 o clock int ni. ,, H-'mum tu purchmm n bakery in MMP all the valuable household furni ure ‘ I (mp in winnipeg and uw Ben

the pmperti’ of the mem rmclxiiil Ii‘ll\n"l‘oiiilin and Weston bakeries in _M ,\ \ nm UH, Y \\ 1- \

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int' cznnimliglgl hi\ellMro<i)nimliii<\ kitvh- Toronto with the obicct of eentrali- HOW, ,.HmI_v ‘WM H, .I~,,_`_|\,_| |.~_,,1|_,. ,H c':,g,f,°,ln|t{,,»e lnicnen rnnde dndninn- '/.ins the m“““g°‘“°“°- “‘“d”"“'“g .\n`.nisf_ i f..nn.\ MIN \ui.'.< \.\Ni ails Dlctllrel! “lamps main, l\UOK' 'Jw plnnt and providing three ci' Ml4]l\"l` nu-i-'i \»1‘\\1-l`u'|:|l lol' sun \\u|'l\.

\ T 2 N I /' canals and wairilrobeat; etc.. and other with Dem" bread at the same nn li{|~|n\.-.liaiiv ri-lwi for colic :Hui

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he 5 Mtmea' Term‘lI':lllsi~`li Auctioneer This is the outcome of tho Y\‘“."h W rl" ' !\\.l-`\tl-‘.l\ &4'\‘i\\{l~‘.:4,

A' W ` ‘ ' ' ' talked of hrend n\eriZi‘I` "l`l\0 fl"-'\‘“"“" '

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. l This goods will be sold without re-_ M NH, lm.-,k ni the lirolect is \‘nwt|nn~ - ~

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