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OBTAINABLE ANYWHERE IN CANADA qty:- i4 iuazn a» Whale, [vendor s» ndforTricolntororl nun».

CHLOE l SANBORN, MONTREAL-

N OTIGE , Administratrixs

All persons owing ' the estate of the 1st D are asked to sott - ‘ September 15th =:.~ books will be ha u; _ lection. A1so a {7- counts against so v - a.

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late of (‘oruwail in Queen's . ,a_¢-,(‘ounty' in Prince I-Itlward Island. = e agk-ldccezised. to si-ll liy Public

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Th1 Gleaming liair Gone: Fro: Using Olive Oil Shampoo

Monthly Reports W0inen’s Institutes

St. StaiycheL-ffhe regular meet- ing oi this Institute was held at. the home of Miss Iona Dlvou on

“THE LOVE PENDULUM”

av MARION KRUDINGAM

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WT” ' August 2nd. Thirty-two women \ ' ' ' .- t. Aft the regul r ‘ HislTATloN Tmiay you flee. bfzuttlhilcahnatsr gpeterfiinligrepllziiis west: made for iiic Ch t r 56 iivcrywhflhe’ h 3:11 haaveglearned holding m. an Institute picnic i“ an e 'omen w o av

the near future. An autograph is being made and will be completed at the next meeting. A paper cn- titled "Jenny Iiind, Sweden's Sweet

an important secret. They use the famous olive oil shampoo Hair ex- perts say that hair should never be

At some time or other we all "Eve to stop and think whcfi‘ “'9 11"’

drlftlHK- l lllilillil" l’! l‘ one“ w” . - - - Singer" was read. An interesting uiigli iltittllllfisyillillliTeilllfifél; lvlcunntdbgf. “l-ashed \\,'lll.:l:)O“i.llth:;l\:ayOI:haIIt1lg?! programme o, mslrunwuta, mus,“ lilli as c c (‘T11 s iampOO. ’ i

was then enjoyed. The next meet- ing will be held at the home of Amy Frizzle.

social frivolity little by little dra$~ ged down my ‘vitality.

Win and I werr- nominally living together. Actually we had drifted as far apart as two DPODlt‘ (‘Tm-mm still be together ilii)’ 111 ""ll "l" om in a five-room apartment.

It finally reached tho state where we went out vcry" little together. I tried to accept (;ivo.ntioly'n's invita- tions. I tried to have her and the people sht- faucieil at my own home

brittle hair results. And dull hair is never beautiful. Now you can have the olive oil shampoo in its iiiost delightful form. Cheaply, at home. Just get a bottle of PALM- OLIVE SHAKIPOO. At any drug store or department store. It quickly brings back thc lovely sheen to Ym" hair. Leaves it beautifully soft and glossy. You will marvel at the im<

St. Columbia-This (‘Iub met for the regular meeting at thc home of Mrs, Peter ItIcAuIay on July 19th. After the singing of the Odu tho minutes of lust meeting were road and‘ adopted. The roll call was responded to with “your

_ , _ ._ _ _ _ . _ , , the ceiling of the school was sup- ed m press," 5am filoiiuotiil tdhii gyfvlxilulbijlfigt in "lrilllil gait» it up at last as impossi provcmmn, plied by the Institute and the l» I fi iatethc 1101?: of ‘twg o'clock ‘in flit: Miler attitude changed I think in -____./};-_i____-—=-- --- School is m m‘ thoroughly cleaned

lalgssllsng, afternoon. at Cornwall aforesaid.

REWARD

- say;-— l 7 cows. laud one

'7

3 horses. ..

bull

(registered 1

\Vil-I be paid for information Llmllhiniler. mower, lmy will lead to the ideiity 0i the per-

lhnrroiv. cart, cart harness, thresh- son or persons who entered

thc‘ing mill. Iiorse flower, drum and warehouse at the plant of Imperial‘clcauvr, hay fork and rope- sccdci 0,, Lhlmedl an “hdnesda, njslytgilllilllll pplpgr and stiiidry 0151011111‘ MEL ,Il(' es. t c same time an paci- IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED 111121;“ Wllbalstti éultdt i, 2367_8_20,3,_ no imonging o ie .s a e conss

llllg of hens, calf and an express hvuggon.

_ 31. “saw -1-.i,.

‘3. _ Xorm ‘vmsl-fre Telpphone Co,’ iutc Jolin J. Kcllow. 'I‘liis farm i>

.0“ Frma“ Aug 2H,, 0,, ,,,,, , with zi good Iiousc and barn tbcrt- ‘grounds of Hllsoii 'I‘rcincrc. Ilziniofoll- ll l“ Blluillml *1 ‘111111191 0f 1'1 lsmra Sperm 0,, M, km,“ ,,_.,-,,, milc from Cornwall Village, and diberzil cash prfzos. also baseball ‘two and onc halt’ miles from Char gamm “m, mg‘), mm lottctoyvn by furry or winter road i Hammmrv "wow M, Came“, across the icc. Ifor further partic- COME on“ wmc ,,,,_ ulzirs, apply to Miss Annabella Kel- 23TS_S_._,0_3, low on the premises of George S. _ illlllilll, Solicitor, fhurlottctmvn.

TENDERS

‘Tenders will be received up to 3 September 1st for the purchase and ‘ removal of the buildings on the north east corner of Great George » and Grafton Streets. Said buildings being 50 it. more or less on Grout George Street ud B6 ft. more or less on Grafton Street. Tenders to lbe addressed to ' C. J. GALLAGHER, Prince Edward Theatre P. O. Box 1186

able, the sale will take place on Wednesday the 29th day of August instant.

l9 1i. BENJAMIN CARTER

‘ Auctioneer. 23548-18431.

In the estate lock. bankrupt.

Notice is Stanley Wodlock, of town was ailjutlgctl bankrupt and n rccvivdng ordcr made on the 8th diiy of August. 11123.

2321-8-17-61.

Desirable Summer Residence For Sale

the abovc- estate will be held

For sale at once sunimcr resi-

ust. 1923, at two o'clock in (lcnce of Mrs. Julian C. Jayncs at

the afternoon.

Keppoclt. Furnishcd housc. con- To cntitlo you to votc tlicrcnt mining water-system and tcio- proof of your claim must be lodged phone; garage and automobile: with us before tho meeting is hold, bath-houses with sliowcr; two Proxies to be used zit tho nicot-

ucre lawn. cliffs. orchard. forest Open for inspection daily during August. 3299-8-18-71.

ing must be lodged with us prior thercto.

And further tako notice that if you have any claim against the debtor for which you arc entitled to rank, proof of such claim must be filed with us within thirty days from tho date of this notice, for from and after tho expiration of the tlmc fixed by subsection 8 of section 37 of the said Act I shall

Auction Sale 0n Market Square,

ilistributc the proceeds of the (lcbtor's estate among the parties .~titl.dtl t 1 " . we Wm w“ w Tuesday 12 £53.; c.3553 ii“.‘.~'iii‘.i.'iéi“"‘ii’.i‘il ‘clock noon a choice marc‘ 7 the“ 00,100 veer 01d 111w buggy and harness Dated at Charlottetown this

Benj Carter & Son.

tenth day of August, 1923, Auctioneers

THE EASTERN TRUST CO. Charlottetown,

Authorized Trustee

I3240-8-12ts 3i.

For Sale or To RentiThe Bankruptcy Act

In the estate of J. Stanley Wed- lock. Ltd, bankrupt.

Notice is hereby’ given that .1. Stanley Wedlock, Ltd, oi’ Char- lottetown was adjudged bankrupt and a receiving order mzulo on thc 8th dny of August, 1921i.

Notice is further given that the flint meeting oi’ the creditors iii the above cstiito will ho licid at office of Eastern ‘Trust Co., Charlotte- town. on the 22nd day of August, 1923 at ten-thirty o'clock in the forenoon.

To entitle you to voto thcroat proof of your claim must he lodged witih us ‘before the ‘meeting is held.

Proxies to be used at the moat- ing must he lodged with us prior

The Business Stand iit Annsii» dale, P E Island formerly occupied ll! Manors. Morrow a Uompany. Splmald facilities for shipping and "mated fl a prosperous section or “he htovinco Apply to the undor “Bled.

THE J. J. HUGHE Sonrts, P. E. Island July 28th. 1923.

i - inseam.

- Small farm containing seventeen (17) acres adjoining prosperous village of O‘Leary with comfort-

able seven room house and good barn. For terms and particulars

rvrvvwq-VK

8 00., LTD.

' ~ write to thereto.

, RONALD D. MaoPHERSOM- And furlhor take notice that. if

., 69 Road Ava, you have any cliiim against the Everett, Mass. ilobtor for which ynii are entitled

1 23l9w8-l7-iil. tn rank, proof of such claim ‘must

bo tiled with us within thirty days from the date of this notice, for from and nfler the expiration of tho time fixed by subsection 8 of‘ sol-lion 517 nf the said Act. I shall dislribiitc the proceeds of the deb- tor's estate among the parties en- titled thereto having regard only to the claims of which we have than notice. Dated at. Charlottetown this tenth day of August, 1923. THE EASTERN TRUST CO. Charlottetown, Authorized Trustee

OI-FTOWN-PICTOU SERVICE

S. S. Magdalene is low making daily return trips between this port and Pictou. leaving Bruce Stewart b Cofs Wharf at 7 a. .m., leaving ~ Pictou on return on the arrival of Sydney train. duo there at 4 pm. A limited number of autos can be

handled each trip. BRUCE STEWART l. 60.. LTD.

Agontl

Phone 828 or 778 3239-8-14tls4i.

N UNAL LIN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC. .

and Passenger Survloe Batman J0 AND BOSTON OLE’! will leave st. John '0

P’

EASTERN Rnunvptron of

01'.

' 0 nr! Wad:

l. sale Inspection any time anwnoon trams ‘or

- - - I} c, l ‘ i l.‘ ‘s. ‘Qffimf,gmffinflfggggdlvl 1:80"! I D- Ill- 0f stock, etc., 14 months credit ,,:“,,,,,‘,’,V;§_l and ‘South Wm be hem a, ,. “on L“ 0° a .0 John 7 5 "- aknum on mil sums over $5.00 6% off for p0,- smu-m, Montague and gen.

snnnoovn um W111-

connoctlol is mm via the lotropoiitu Lino oxpnn mono tor In York and poms, louui ma

mucus lflltlotillllorlltl l‘

{the following property that is to 0X91)

iI-‘nruiing implements, consisting of rake, plough.

property"

I

l

' _i___ l 'I‘lierc will be offered by sale 0i

_ ' ;PuhIic,Auction (if not previously

l sold by private sale) the farm of ~ . - eighty: iicrt-s, latcLv owned by the

mum, hmdmg a ,,.,, “m, ycsth-u] “in an cxcclll-nt stzitc of cultivation.

if the day should prove unfavor-

Dated this 17th dziydf August, ., -

The Bankruptcy Act

of J. Stanley Wod-

hcrcby given that J. Charlotte-

_ Notitrc is further given that the first mccting of the creditors in ' at tiffice of Eastern Trust Co., Char- . lvttcloivn. on the. 22nd day of Aug-

by the members. Miss Harper gave a demonstration on Salads at this meeting. Two new members worc added to the Club. The next. meet- ing will be held at t he home of Mrs, Peter hlclnuis.

response to niy own. Gwen was the sort who must surround herself with people. She rarely IIiIIl less "hiin a dozen in the room with her. She might dislike me intensely-fits I think she did-but it would make .in iliffcrciice to her because my company was so to speak, diluted ‘iy tiiut of so many others. She Iiad about her a great many people slic did not like and ii great many that iiicrrly bored her but it never inat~ Lered because tlicrc were iilwiiys ~0 many others. So she simply asked Win without rue finally-an arrangement I found iiucli easier. Herc big affairs were different. I was asked to tlicso and iccvptcd and we were vcry charm- ug to cacli other. That social dut_v wcr wo Iicgau to ignorv each utIit-r ‘gain. \\'iii was asked, and wont, to u-r intimate teas and diuncrs. The comments about this, when It began to gct out and to bc tnlkctl -.b0ut it, worn vury odd-and inti-r- stiug later when I took ll loss pur- oual vivw of tlic- whole thing. "I'm glad you've ccuscd to bc uiclt a littlc clinging viiic," my father said once. lie was back from i rim through tho South and was llflfilll)’ rostlcssly planning to go ibroad. But hi- was staying iii _tIi¢-

broad minded. I don't believe iii a woman ttyiiig il mun to lit-r 11111011 strings morclv Iiccauso she 113B married him. But really, you know Win is carrying this too far. It s not only Gwen. but lit-Ts constantly with Polly Squirts and with Djuuzi Fel- ton."

"is he?" I ziskctl indiffercntly. “\\'ell, tiififrt‘ both nice ianflllgllwll onc likci-i their typc. I don t.

"Nor l," ropIit-d my aunt. “As I said I'm vcry' broad minded about those things. but uftci‘ all theres a certain good taste to be displayed. However, I must say. (‘Orllilflflfiei I'm inclined tn blame you. If a woman can't hold her husband s af- fection more than a your 11ml a half—- .

"I-‘zitlicr seems lo think it's quite tho. proper tlilug for Win to run all over tlic town with cvcry other woman," I iiiis ‘crud clioerfillly-

"Your fatlicr ’ Aunt Iliirrict was rouse-d at. nucc, all the old 011110111" tion (‘IIIIIU out zit (int-v. Aunt liar- rict S\\'ll.t'lll.*ll to IIiy'SiIli) immedia- tely. I could Iizivr- said nothing more t-ffoctivi- to bring lit-i" around to my (lcfonco.

But it was Colin. ziftor all, with whom I really discussctl the great

‘New Perth-Twelve members and three visitors met at the IIOIIH‘ of Mrs. Milton Kennedy on August 1st for the rt~guliir meeting of this institute. After the singing of tiic Odo tlu- minutes of last meeting were rczid iiud adopted. A discuss- ion oii ways and means of raising funds was thcii held and it was‘dt.-- cided to hold a _La'wn Social at the home of Mrs. Russel ‘lliacldarcn. The ncxt meeting will bc hold at tiic homo of Mrs. Alex. Iinniiltou. l)

Georqetowm-Tlic Ttlfllllill‘ mot-t- ing of this institute was licld mi August 9th zit the Town Hiill. 'I‘cn fueinbcrs and four visitors ivci-u . After the regular (ipuiiiug

on Kent. Street north of tlic ‘Fowu Hall, WIIR Iicld. ‘It was (lccidcd to zisslst tho Trustees in the ilnuiic- lug of the kelsomining of (‘lass rooms. It was fllSO decided that grass should Iic cut on Kcut Street

‘ity for u mouth and was oftt-n at ,,,.,,,,,,.,,, m“, ,.,,,,,-,-,,,,,,.,p,,,p_ illltl ill!‘ tiwios trimmed. Siiit-c tlin .uy pliicc afttvi-nooiis. (0H,, “m, ,,, 0,0,), m,” 0mm,- last mvcting u very successful “I nit-t Winthrop at. (1\vcii's." lir- ,~,,,. “q, ,,,- ,0,- yy“. pvvniug, when 1 I-‘eistival uud Entertainment ivas

vent on. "Fascinating \\’OIllZtIl. I} uipposo that's wiiy flu: othcr women do not Iikv Iu-r. I-Jvidcntigv mu tioift. sincv I've bvcii thvrc four PIIIIPH and Iiavi-irt soon you. Did vuu drop ilvl" U1’ did Slit‘. drop yyoii?" "It was mutual "1 iiiisivcri-il coolly. ‘\\'i= Iiavv nothing in common." "Nothing but Win," ill‘ reiziarlccd.‘ thou Iziuglicd lightly. "You sci-in to

UIIOSU. to slay Iioino and dine, he llelll l" 11111 Hall- i-anu- at my phone call his quiet, humorous talk atrtiiig likc a tonic to my iicrvcs.

Aiid llll‘ rurc days when ho did not zippvar were Iiiziiiks. It did not biotic-i‘ wlicthci‘ it was only a iiict- tiug among ii party of friends at, some big house. it ivas simply "l", Iiavu him in coiiiliiuii.“ » thififggissgof ms éynmuth) wu~i ziusyveretl with “Hinti: uu dtiiizidi- ntilrr-ttirt. Iiiiior Aunt. liar-l 1-, a500,, yo" 0,,,.,,'“.,,,,,_, “w, g0. Sewing." A reading was thou giv-, riv wiisivi I inc out‘ sioriiiv z f I‘ , . . . . I ' M s. (lo\v' I, A con es u’ noon whcu I yviis staying iiititilmisl§'}'{..:.§;,:L‘:, ,!,,:d,i\(-1,,:)t],l.‘p m: a Iiuttiiii was hcidtfliol with a Iivnvy cold. d ' (

Lower Montagum-ihovcii mom- bors iiud six visitors met for flu-i regular meeting of this (‘lub all Illl‘ homo of Mrs. V. O. SPIIIFIII" I on July 12th. The nicotiug IIDPIIMI} wit litlic singing of the Odo follow-f cd by the reading and ndoptioii ofl minutes of last. meeting. Roll cnlli

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.. , . -:uil llic sun tramc ivziriiily through "PXI 111811111? \\'lll 11K‘ llvlll =11 tlll‘ . A“ U‘? ww“ “m” 0f “l”? ‘l""°'1ltlit:. WIIIIIOWS of the apartment 1101110 0f ~31"- Il- L- Adams- tion to (iwl-n, Silt‘ I‘4‘IlliII'l€I‘(l. "I'm,,|,0,,g,, H“, Slrliels ‘Vere cover“, ' "with slush and melting: snow. l-°W°" F"¢.°l°W"-_Tll° 79411511"

nice-ting of this Club ivzis iii-Id in the Schoolhouse on Jiiiy 18th. '-I‘i-u nucmbcrs and two visitors wort- ‘prcscut. Aftcr tho regular opcningg‘ plans were made for the holding of,’ an Icc Cream Social. One nowl member was zidtictl to tlic Club,‘ 'I‘lio next meeting will be held at the llall.

"I l‘I‘IlIl.‘I1ll1l‘I. I tiidifi. holp you vlllly." hv- zinswcrcd lighting zi cig- wirt-ttt- by slipping tho cnd of a long llllvlfi‘ of IIZIIJUI‘ bctwccii the logs of ,'iny' Iilaziug firv, and using its lflniiic. 'i‘lio glam of tho flame IlII‘I*\\' into rvlicf his ugly profile, $9gQ_,liis widt- uioutii his IiriIIinni-rod ‘luiir. it ivns alivays odd that so ug-

Teh [gllgwlng are the C1fl5es,_ ly a mziu could be so beautiful. “I know what I'm going to do

MONTAGUE Hoiisiz! RACES

WEDNESDAYR-Aucusr 29m, 192a

$900. IN PREMIUMB

CentraIBcdequrs-JThis Club mot

nf tho Institute Ode. The minutes oi‘ lzist meeting wore Tlfllll and zip- proved and tho roll cull on (rallcd. it was decided that. a prize for attendance be given to each roo.

,litii1- clozik of composure that com» Entry (e0 o, five p" cent m an plvtoly covi-rtwd him always. lir- c,uu_ A“ records made arm“!striiiglitcnoil up from his liuuchcil August l" no bar’ Nauona, Tran] position in the low chair. I-[e throw “n8 Asodaflon Hues to govern‘ bis nmvly‘ lit cigarette into the fire

and turned to stare at me. in the School. As July and A just ,85lmne3 do“ Smturdal” Angus‘ “That is~—i think——l think I am." meetings were united the d :1 gait-s ' "As bud at that!" he saidfistill who attended the Annual L‘.iuvcn-- ma“ your elm-l“ “my m staring at inc. “Tell m0 about it, iiontion gsvo their reports. Tbc -. T" G- ll/Esv Connie. Things usually aren't so meeting closed with the singing of "38 841° 590191-31‘! Iiiid you know after all. Win is prct- thc National Anthem. ' ' l‘ ty young. and he rcnlly is very ' _ __ " founot‘ you-J‘ Kelly's Cross.—T\velve meiir, ‘w’ “Fond won't (Io-he's fond of bcrs and one visitor niet for the}

others too. I can't quite make up

regular meeting of this Club iii tho niy mind. I'm miserable staying

Hall nu August 1st. Aftcr llii: rvtr-

Big Clearance Sale

favorito- nnmc" ljeaver-board for‘

l1] 11S to whollicr or not . the Insliiulc should Iinvc grass I‘lll 7"

MANY RAILR 1 llllVlfll

MEN WHO SIT AT THE-THROTT LE MUST HAVE STEADY NERVES, HEALTH. TANLAC HAS WON TH INENT RAILROAD MEN OVER T MARKABLE REGONSTRUCTIVE

IJIIRSE

.AND WHO PILOT BIG TRAINS CLEAITBRAINS AND GOOD E PRAISE OF MANY PROM- HE COUNTRY FOR ITS RE- POWER5.

.\'o calling ilcmaiuls a ('lL‘i1I‘l‘I‘ brain, slcadlcr nerves nor a ‘more perfect state of Iiculth than that of railroad cinpioye. The lives oi‘ thousands of pzi:-"-~'i~iig"crs depends on the muii who nits at the throttle, on ilie man in L*llilI“"U u tho Il‘1lilI, on ilic int-u who keep up the roadbed, Elllil rvpziii" lllt‘ trucks, and on llll‘ man iii the signal tower and at. the tlls|iiitclicrl< key: '

A l'&Illl'Uilll uuiu iraniinl afford 1o make a. mistake. “takc n ('llIli'(‘ " Iic must Iii- on ilii- job every minute of his watch every day iii the y‘ " 'l‘licre is no I)I‘I7I(i¥Si(1ll wlicrc the training is any more highly spi-ciiilizceil and whcrv good lieuilli and co-ordluatioti of mind and body arc any niort- tisst-utial. .

Tliouszuiils of men who contribute their important part. to the (laiLv task oi’ opcrzitiug" our riiilroiifs have found thzit by taking 'I‘nnliic they can tone up their systems, (iftsci indigestion caused often by "Grabbing ll. iauack to out wherever they can." and avoid that general run-down condition that so many arc liuir to. '

Ruilroiiii mcu lil every’ GCCIIUTI ha tlicin lllilliliillii their good Iil-uilli u.i'

Ifolloyviiig are

IIo cannot

ve testified that Tanlac has helped d in llliIII_\' instancos regain it. a ft-\v ti-stiiiitiiiiziis- from the illcs of the company:

RESULTS ARE LASTING .. . DECLARES C. P. M

--~-~ __fi ' AN EXPRESS MESSENGER SAYS TANLAC IS A FINE THING

“'i‘Iiri-c _vc.'irs ago I was about on;

my lasl logs and going IlU\\'Il hill‘ “l "ml l1°°11 l" 1111" 111111110 101‘ su first I thought nothing would -~"-‘\'l’1'"l 114111“ lWlUPQ l 150i Tlllllflc." $1111‘! mo." slailcs FYUII Ilill, Iilbqv-Yv‘ Wm. P- (tllchrit-"I. express Tliiinit-s $1.. Loniloii. 0111., ivigil,1111"“-=“11i»¢"1' l1<‘l\\'1‘l11 Vancouver lllNI known IlIl‘I'llllIllL’ of ill!‘ Cuuacliziu.Nl‘l$01'l- ll- (Y. i1111l \\‘l10 lTr-slllcs at Pacific. "I could iicvci‘ (‘ill iiiorc l r ll-‘lflit’? 3|» vlllli-‘OIIVQF- iiiziu two light uiczils a tilt)’, hccuusnl$1lll'l'1'l‘1l "ll I110 lllllt‘ T111111 illlllitfifi- 0y i,,,]i,;(~_.;|,,,n; ,,,_,4 ,,,.,-,-,.,, “,.,.,. ,, lion. natisezi, constipation. head- \\‘l‘l'l'l€, trvcry’ llillil‘ in my budwiiclics, Iiilitiusncss and n tired-out SPPIIIUII to (who, I vnuldiri . sloupjfccliug that 1I1\\'11.\'1>' nlmlc me fccl uud fcli fllFli and liI‘('\l all l[\l'|',llllllll for ivork. Wliou I ltoi-Iflu luk- 'l‘illllill' soon IiXvll llll‘ H1151? 1 Hllllll .1114 ‘Ihuluc my truuhlvs <1is1uu>car~ viii uirviliiiig and my lulu-r troub-u-d so fast it ivzis iimzizirli-t- You c111, IFS Htllisllvtl ma» siutikv. i. gimp-u marl my U, 1i 1m lklnluv trvcrr tivvlr»; pounds uiid have fi-lt llIl('_llllll‘-"