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he _ .in advance. Victoria Hotel hi Utfbtofl P.E.l..» Gulldx.

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`- J. D. s'r.lsW.l\Ivr. K. C. icsrrlsm, solicitor me

_ - Notary Publie. Mliee Neweon Bleek, Charlottetown Branch Omoo. Georgetown-

- lonev to Lean en Reel Estate

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. s. s. ll nsslslil ` ` llrrllter, Solicitor, _ _ _Notary Public, etc..

MONEY T9 LOAN.

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,_ M0ltS()N & DUFFY ’, lnreleiore and Anarneve - lelioiton for Royal Bank oi Canada

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lilies ltoyai Bank Building "hal-iottetown. P.lilJ

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W. I. Bentley, K. <2.

llrrleter end Attorneyvet-Lew

. Money to Lean, ' M!_iee--_-liallk of N. S. Chambers - ' ffhnriohefown. ral i

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COL. GUNN_ l_lE'I`URNS.--

Amon? the prominent Canadians reecnty returning frolii the front is Col. .ltdin A. `(iunn, K. C. M. G., D. S. O. _on a brief furlough, al`ter f0ur_ym1r s service. (lol. Gunn is president of the firm of (iunns, Ltd pork and beef packers, Toronto. he pr0i2l_llC_ts of this old establish- ¢d f`lN'rl_ 'Bro 'well and. favorably _known in'thilfs.province.' , "_" "

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.HEROES GONl‘].- lil the past few weeks six families in coiliiec- tion with _the Orwell congregation have received llie sad news of one froln each 'home who have made the _supreme slicrifice in the cause of righteousness.. Mr. and Mrs. -Donald Nicholson. a son Samuel. lT_his is the second son who gave his life for the cause. William D. S00 01 Mi- and li-lrs.'.Iohn linman, Grandview. The death of a daliglltc-r_ rceelitly brought double _sorl'ow to. this home. Harold L. son of Mrs. A. D. Mcllllee, l‘]al'ils- cliffe. Wallam C. step-son of Mrs. J. H. 'l\lcLcod, Lyndaie. .lohn Cameroli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. .l. McLeod, Kinross, also Scott Stewart, husband of Mrs. Scott Stewart, -Granllview; all killed in action, parliclilars of which will appeal' later. 'l`lic lit-ws of the death of the above splendid young meil in addition to those al- ready reporteil have cast a gloom over the c-inimlinity.--Patriot. pl€£ls0 copy. `

::No-l\'iol'e Astllllia. llr. J. D.

l(ellog's Astlltna Relnedy sounds the death knell ofihis trying trouble. .lt sto s the awI`lll choking and puinfuf)breathing. ltuualrds agaillst night attacks and gives rellewed ability to sleep and rest llle wllole nightlong. Much is claimed for _this remedy, T but nothing but‘wliut can be demollstraled by a trial. ll' you Sllll`el' from usthmtl try it and convince yolirself of its great value.

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This is to eertlrytliat I have uverl

MINARITS l.lN1Ml'lNT ln my family for years, and consider it the best liniment on the market. I have Ioliiill it excellent tor horse flesh.

' OVERSEAS CHAPLAIN.--The Ottawa Citizen says:-'-Captain Sam Martin has arrived in towli

from Victorg? B. C., to spend a few days. e is en route overseas as a chaplain. Captain Martin comes originally from Orwell, P. E.

I., Td has held pustorates in New Yor , Chicago and Philadelphia.

T;.W0lJNDED. _~`» Mrs. _Ves'_ta- B. Brown, Pleasant Grove, has receiv- ed official notice that her husband, Gordon Brown, has been admitted to Military Hospital, Canterbury, suffering from gunshot wound in knee and foot. Private Brown -is a son of Mr. Ebenezer Brown, York, enlisted with the 'l`05th Batt. and has seen some heavy fighting during l.he last few months. His brotlicr, Sergt. lra Brown has illso been wounded, and is now in hospital in England,

TOLD OF THE PREMIER.-

A Suminerside correspondent writes:-A Summerside laborer re- cently returned from Halifax where hc was employed in reconstruction work takes great pleasure in telling t.lie following incident _which occur- cd in connection with the 'recent conference of Provincial Premiers at Halifax. After the' conference, Premier Murray took the Provin- cial Premiers and theiecolleagues for a visit through the .devastated areas. .After visiting the scenes of llle explosion and' the temporary buildings where the homeless wele lhoused, the visitors were tal-en through one _of the large buildings where about 500 workmen are housed. Al. the time of the visit, the workmen were taking their evellilig meal. lu circulat nl; through the building Prcil ir-r -’\rsenaull. i‘el'o;;nize(| one of the men as being from Summersille. llc immediately left- the party :lull passing through a long row of tables shook hands with the man and greeted him pleasantly after which he llurricd on to catch up with lllc party who had eolltiliul-d on their. way. Naturally those sitting at the table with the labolel' were l'ul'iolis lo know who the visitor was aild iilouirell, “.liin, wllo is _your l`riendE"' .lim replied. "'l`llal, boys, is u mall who is never

hr-_ meets him. 'l`hat`s .\lr.

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'lil 'wa' ‘T ° M °' """"° Ce n Pretty and interesting event took

---~ ~- -- --__--s ._ _.___ .E-_-___-_.l.._._._ _ lace at the residence of Bev. .l.D.

R/IcKenilie. Charlottetown on Wed-

nesday'e\'eliing, ‘Oct. 9th, when Mist! florence- Jessie Mclsauchlali, St, Catherines, was united in marriage wi h Mr. Lester Everett Henderson of Long Creek. The bride* looked charming in a tailored suit of blue serge with \vhii.e lint and White furs. 'I` hey were t.he recipients of a nlimber"ol'useflil and _costly presents which testify to the esteem in' whiéh'__tlie _young couple are held in town and coun- try.- /Miz and Mrs. Henderson left on_ the following morning for Seattle, Wasil., where they will Sisit the former's sister: Mrs. T. li. ~vtretch.

WEDDING liE|iLS.--Ali event

of more than orclinarv interest took

at 8 o’clock. at the home of Mi, and Mrs. James Mullins, Tryon, when their youngest daughter Gwendolin Margaret was united in marriage to Mr. Duncan Alexander McKinnon of DeSable. ' The cere- lnoiiy was _performed by 'the Rev. Jas. McDougall ill the presence ol' the immediate relatives and friends of the contracting parties, the house being prcttily decorated for t e occasion with asparagus -and sweet peas. The bride was dressed in white voile with satin trimmings, veil and blossoms carrying a bouquet of wliitersweet peas and maiden hair fern, looked lovely as sbe entered the parlour on the arm of her father to the strains of the wedding march bealilifully render- ed by _M_rs.. .lohn Howatt. The bride was attended by ber sister, Miss Annie D. Mullins, dressed in white silk lnlill and carrying a bouquet of pink sweet peas. The groom was ablv supported by Mr. Wultir McPhail. After the nuptial knot had been tied and the usual congratulations over they sat down to a dainty slipper, after which he -happy couple left by auto for their -future home in DeSable, Tlioy re- ceived many bealil.it`ul aild costly preseiils.

' MlLLl_'lliS l\llil‘]'l`_~-Oli Friday. Oct. lllh, tho l’. li. Islalid Millers Association hclll its second meeting iii Cl\al'|ottl-towil. /\ lal';:eillimlier ol"inillers were present from the different pal'f.'s of the lsl_aiid. At ll.30 u. ln. the meeting was called

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(q|,;n,,,1) asllaincd to shake hands with a to order with president ll. l‘I.i ` ° » ` ~ - - ~ g

.pool~mail, lt rlol-.sn l. matter will-rr- (,|-o_=b_y »m_ till- chair. /\ll.cr llie

usual preliriiinaries_ discussion on

W. S. PINEO _ . .

' Arsellalill. the l’l'cllller of l’l'lnl~e varlolisinatlers took place (ine

Womlands Mmdiemn S l_‘.dw..rd lslandl member in speaking, said that it

washigh time llle millers were`be-

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about the only trade and lilisiliess

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Failing to repair the fi

need repair, allowing the tinueunchecked, other tis

pptisd for`all parts of th a etic.

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. The trouble spreads. And-then coglnds the ,_rent. Nervous disorders may B 0 themselves in various ways. N911 PS °l°°P“ lesions; headaches. neuralsie l3°“\°» lg; vous _pi-'oiltratlon and exhaustion, fw ____ later efvelopmentli take the form 0 PB f _ ~ locimiotbl' ataxla. _or some form o %,s__,_.is_»_u__ _mr _“___ me Nm, ,ood ,.‘,,,,,,, _

C llzpleeaneel. _~ - I __ ' ~ . ml:-tile 11°"-I *"1* ‘°°*~"

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_ _ _ _:;- ,- \ _ tion among all t_he millers, an cn- __ ._< _ _

ff” I ` "’_- " _ _ largcd membership to the associa- ._ _{}_f__'"~_’9_T? T"i|'.l'fi Ti' 4' ` ' ` ` l the or anization be » ";"'T""""'""`"""l:'“""‘ -`§`!"l

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of their own. llc urged co-opera-

tlon, alid tl at g ncorporation under the laws of the province. Preparations were then

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rst` tissues that malady to con- sues become im- e body are sym'

gre" ben lon that I had lost considerable in_

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' -' `;` i' . ' T '~ noon session, after which the meet- ' ° ` , ~ `

_Tit _-5? 'l __ ing adjourned _for noon. Al: 1.!l0_ _ _

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1 / /1 I ' ' Motion carried unanimously by ‘ll _

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‘=\ - _ __ ~' . \?\_ p. m. the meeting was continpcd,_ .-_'i_ -"‘ ?;§i’¢i1,"Li=»'-‘5 :_ _=;j T _ - the 'grist millers occupying the irst; d Wh -t - ` » ' il hour It was moved and seconded _

` H' it ‘i \>§"f_"“_" `r-‘}.,"1 \ th thenceforth all millers grind ° _

___ 'l‘,'l;}§'t_("_j`- -” ;_ ‘1i‘;‘-‘i2f_°§';_ ,~"\ 5" “-=- ‘ wheat for toll only, on the basis of done when one

..\_.__ . _ ' i' ':i¢'§r\ ` and seconded t att e rate o _ _ _H °" f' for crushing grain__bc the twelfth £73, '

‘» bushel or its equlvalentln cash. - '~ e

_ Motion carried. It was unanl- _ "

molisl decided that henceforth all _ _

standing vote. It was also moved

h h f lnli

millers discontinue providing meals

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/"/` to customers. Other matters were

' I 'i'21` -.-5.-7 il2‘.'2'=°.'»}_".‘\‘.“i`-.\"._ discussed blitno f ur_th/er conclusions

_ 'f' ‘ '- sl. ,` ‘ .-' . '_ '-H _ were reached The saw millers ot ' ' ' f' " -' ’ 'T led thelatter art ofthe session

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C ' 4'=ff,'.’-’~1,i"-'?"=£:'T5']"'iiif" "`-if-’ A __ place, the saw millers in different.-

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_ A Stiteh ln Time _ _ - :_°::.°.';,.12S;:tf:.2.{i...l”si';i'...‘;;'....?.&s <----F-4-----_-f-~-#WeeT

_ _ ll- _ - '- . . ortant. We <10 measure. Motion carried. O\ving. - HERE iS B h0lT1€ly _Old P1`°"?rb which Netrvh Fiiigt cnizeiise loniiT)y means of pre- _- to the shortness of time and to the g' ¢ '

I if tens’ “S that ua stitch in “me saves no T Y the rent but we do say that many fact that several present had to re-f -

' ' ventmgf' x eriebce have proved its value turn home by the trains, no further euiuqlllnelng lv|Alll<n1'l

said it mst had been yearsrd) afrexi' of wasted nervetissues that business was transacted, and the ` _

‘ he would l>!`0bal’ly 'as a p e weakened by overwork, meeting closed. lt. is expr-.ctell fi '

have Becom

i avés nine . ‘ h, t f t s- _ ._

in tm? 5 . anx.l0ty~. 01' Other 6811595- tiigit iiilrlgltvviiil rbgedggi odurine filei Butter per lb . . . .

_ yyhm we 'say that the value of Dr. . S fl B _ _H __ _ Chase’s Nerve Food has been proved we | __ latter Daft Of I1‘_’Xtm0“'»ll- -(gl-hcl' C::;;’;`_m°;;_ ____ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _U26 are speaking by the book. We miZhl1» 9-ii ISl““d P“P""S P ea” °°py') ' `

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. cunsidemble length' ten y°“ why DTT ' A ,L spelt iswrzs

ChaSe’S Nerve F°°d.“'m m“k° tht stitch _ ._ F A th mi gala,-r\,.~‘ _ozili-(black) per inn . . . . . . . ...1_ol»

if taken in time and pnfivgit the laiigiggii I It is`ofl)li of Thcni:TiicT` recommends- Oats (whltoi D01' WB - - - ~ - - - --- 1-9"

` we have always pmceie te ug); in know- tions of Dr. lhomas I~.leet.ria Oil Esau (nor dom . - - . - . - . - --.tl

that Teople are more n e-res 'es similar - that it can be used internally with Fowl ... . . ...2l to 25 ing what hm been dm" m cas as much success as it can out- vomoevper bus. . . . . . . . . ._.eo to the" °Wn' - m I, _ 8 ,_ ,,',,.,,, Pe,`,,._ wardl . Sulferarsfl-om asthma and Potatoes . .so b0i,T;Ts'0vi1,t.,TwAlil‘t,d)lii“"'lTdy assign? was ln'a run-_ . Cl.ll8l'lTl Will iitld tilllt tilt! oil when'

down' enndltlun. and I W" *"°“"\°° "’"“_"""}’°,}"5 used according to directions will .._.__.___ »_-

I ' "é" °“d ”‘°°lgutiidis'ns§Tlit;T:1°siik“°sT¢iiT,ugil-I " ive immediate -relief. Many auf- _

°°,‘",'1 lxkhgrersmesles. it was' without w¢<>°==- ~ Terers from this ailment have found " MONTAGUE MARKETS

iipbn the advice ot_a friend i ‘colr;men_;:e_d_.l;s:iz_ relief in the on and -have sent . _...__- ` DL Chnseis Ner‘.x?9¢i’ olsrild Tniidasliniirbt Tsgrdn troubled . _ i.eSf.ilIl0niBT|. A 08!! (NICK) bill .. . .. . -~-. - .-70 T_f‘;_‘;_5‘L5wa;»“:h3;_ i also and that naw I can ent ‘ --------‘--°'f" 0315 (Whig) bug _,.. I... ... ...7 --~~-..:'°.1:~.;-.-<'..:..:f:°..::-it self ‘.°'..::.:: _

T ' _ TY sections running business on cn-

- 1 _-1....: ` M T _T tirelv dllll-rent scales After some

place. on Wednesday, Sept. 18t.h,l °

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__'P9et_lcs.l goalie l|__o_tten lint an un- po,-1; (organs ill) .n ,....._|1 1-2-| _ _ _ _

_ °°ii~9r‘4l¢_.r~‘_:~°f_i_g3,»\k1»°_°_'f°- -Bw-'--~ -- --._ ' ~ - w.'K.ROGERS.

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We have a fine assort- ent and will e glad to

_. box uptor mailing any

fthsse. '

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We Are _

' Modern Opticians

We keep in constant touch with the latest discoveries and inventions in optics, and immed- iately anything new is placed on the market which will increase _ I our knowledge or facilities, we .

have it. '

Our optical onine is ot the

most approved style and is eq- uipped with the very latest ia- struments 'and sight testing ap-

pllances.'_ _

__ Glasses tilted by us do not do- _ ` tract from the appearance. We

make a special study of the cosmetic effect to be ’obtalned, and can assure you that qlr

7 glasses add a certain note of ' neatness and refinement that _ meets with' favorable comment. Children‘s eyes receive our

'special attention, and we pride ourselves on our ability to ilt a clilld with chllll's glasses, not

§ with cumbersome glasses that

were intended for adults.

Shadow Retliioscopy test used

-Succeeds where others fail.

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Optometrist and Prescription

_ _ Uruggist '. T Montague l’. E. Island

Next floor Bank ot Commerce

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firlves’ Work l‘]xterlr~iil=l'l_»-. _ han saved the lives ol eolillilcs-

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Vases

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Queliee Bridge wls tested hy \l1<-\vf_-5-:lu of two trains weighinr 14,000,000 pouiiils.-llrftisll arlfl l'o l-'.:"'l l"‘r>.~'s phctogiapli. _

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"’ li ,\.\'ll§l{_l1‘AI\ ARMY NORTH

ll \"".".'l` ()l~` VEHDUN, Oct. 22.- Thi

l 'z-:f-rll-all attack tliougii on a com

(llildrerl. ~ -'ir-~l_~' sinall scale today was en.

' -' rf' """1l'lil. Tile Bills De Ra;‘ ----1 '-nr] 4 ' :'¢i\ill'llllo Hill N0. "99 ‘ r-»"‘ '<‘r:=l»-tgle importer:

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l"livif1tZ rcccntlv rr-tri'=1i '

f-om Toronto tvhrrel at teller-<i 2 post graduate ttfitiwc in Optomerry and _‘.'~'--' award»li m-.f diploma, Ialii- now in a pflseioll to give rr-cv pzltro s the vi-ry best 1-‘vc service --‘>t=iinabls.

I my -...l..ri- fir- cl with

very ln--_~= and ia --~t inslruni- ents :ll l- - - -= a par wiih tire

::i%l<-lql i'-. illll great lloliri:lliof.‘ J

llllzrlits, and wltlloul pe:irul`lil sie' p 'ti : rliilll will not tlirive. This can not 'oo not if the inlainl is ti'olililed with worllis. Milli-i"s \Voriil l‘oivilci's will

iplglg-ll_v worms and .rlrive llieln fron. lilo sjrstmii, ond :ift`<"`l'wal'lls the r'l\il1i`i= rest will bo lllidisrlirllell. ’l`lle powrll-rs ell ii not injure the most llolieate ii:-iliy. _"N1 tlif-re is iiotllipg so effective for

liilzlnl. _ _

simple and effective cure is Mother Grass’ Worm Extermllilltor.

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l- 'Vik ' ' '-tr-1" you Pelff-Ct .Sflil~l:l(`tl ll klflll are 313 tim.-~~ pl:-:is li to Hive *OU Ml* 'vlre r uarfirilg the "~fI'4` if-F' __h___ .

V. .- .l l» ~-l=~» eiro-'art repair-

lersflf l'.-.»- f`.?:-.~'ses, _~lp<_‘¢_‘f='.

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_E-3_~ill - \-.ililr you '.\'ait.` _

:i\V<il'iils feed upon lllo vitality UT! F [lvl

Cllilriren and elidzllii:cr their lives. Al ‘ '° E' " 'T F

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small contributions from th".

nearly $6000.00.

Year 1917-13

` Coal $3960.59

Groceries -l038.3}(i Meat and Fish 208-i.9i Milk 076.'l(l ' Medicines 1495.52

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Here is an illustration of the increase in cost of five itenet

Total iill-ri-use ill live il_r~l_ns $6661.30

And no saving can be made oil any one of these items. _Thr llospilul lnusl. he kept us warm. the paliellts as well fed as before priees ailviinred. No great il\el'l-.asv can be lnlide ln_patienl~' fl-es as il. has been the uim of the lnllnugcinent. to provide first. - eliiss nwollloilatioll nl. as low ti price as pos‘.~lil)l¢‘» Th0>“» who are unable to pay are treated free. _

ll, is t.herf-fore up to you to say by your _respollse to lljli

appeal wlielller the llospitul shall lessen, mallltalll or increase its

ln order lllal you may have on opportunity of._contribl`1tilll-2

Qlfeens alld King`s l‘.l.unt.ics have .heeii organized _by _school districts, an execlltive of three appointed in each district _mill this executive will appoint collectors who will call on you on or shortly after the first of November. l’lea_se`be read for them with liberal and increased slibslfriptions in .pioportiilljtb tile incipased cost of everything the Hosptlal has to buy.. It tl up to

y ' _ ` -. _ . - ‘ i- .l E 'I ~ _Gple the collectors whearty rccep1.ipp,;,,.;-4,. U '_ _

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A STATEMENT ANU fill llPPE-it T0 -YllU EN BEHALF llF_ THE l ~ PlllNllE EllWAllll_lSLlllll] l - HUSPITAL

More than thirty five years ago the Prince Edward island

' llospital was started through the efforts and contributions o_f a

liliiiiber of gellerolis and public spirited men and women. D_urlng all these years the Ilospilal las been the niaans_ of alleviating suffering and'of slivilig preciou 1 _lives and by receiving many very generous coiitributiciis the ln= titution has been _kept up toidate 'in equipment and enlarged lo lnect the growing denland_ for hospital treatment until today i'. is one ol' the best equipped hospitals east of l\'lont.rcal. Up to the end of the year l9_l-l- the receipts from patients fees, lntercsl. from endowment fond a_nd soml ‘_

city and coiinlry dlslrlet$'Wf`f"

just about silll`il~ieiit to meet all running expeilses but with _llir l.l'enieiidolis increase in prices of everything used ill the Hosplt.-ll the financial rolilem became a serious one and we have had ll face a rapid y increasing deficit which now amounts i-=

Year 1913-14 lncrewl- 1798.l5 ' 2162.4-l l_62‘).ii4 2408.52 76/l».-il 1323.50 (»()Ii.60 372.50 l098.00 i ` " -397.43

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