i; Ir

Sccrefifworth

by their teacher Miss Jessie Mac- ‘ ' ' Lean. ' " ' '

After the examination Mr. John bfgcbeuii in his usu genial inuii- _, nor (iccupietl the ch ir iind culled -.

" .

annual oii intent

tipon the pupils who iii their ttirii remit-red a very interesting pro-

gram which showed careful prepar- SHOP from Holmu" mum‘ atiou liutli liy teacher and piipiis.

\\‘lit-ii the program was finished CIVIC ELECTIION- cfiNgPAttril tilt‘ lltlllils received from I1 well liid- —Au“n“°n “t e W“ 9C ‘Con: t‘ll and iieutitifuily decorated tree l“ the "u"! 9f ML Hlfllry] rasuNi inany useful presents iloiiated by “men appear“ m. t l,“ fssuiv "ff the tz-aviier. Among the presents on Qmswe“ l” the He d or a u the trt-v was a beautiful present (‘ommlsswneL

CHARLOTTETOWN ‘DRIVING

Diuolve in each Kano" of t-d for and \\‘t'l't‘ given liy the chair boiling waterin a. tin, aluminum or galvanized vessel, two tablespoons of Gold Dust. Be’ sure to have enough oftho-solution

iuaii and .\lr. tit-o. of tlit- st-iitiol.

.'l‘lit- singing of lIlfl National Au

a view-n.

i teacher. Spec-cites were then ("all I r

1° 13°"? u" Plat?“ °f ‘fiver LETTER 0F SYMPATHY Mr. Thomas liicNutt. Iii. L. - A., filllralY- Leave ‘he Pieces ‘ .\| i|i~ nu-t-tiug or -~'i'tl.-_\nx1|iary Alalpctitte was in the clry Monday

P in the boiling- solution and of 1-1..» Avian-an‘..- Aiissionary night. returning homo yesterday in contact with the vessel soon-rt." IIPIII on January 17th, flflvtllvon-

for at least one minute. Remove} rinse, allow to tIry, then oliah with a soft cloth orc ainois. »

it was tiovidt-ti by all lirt-st-lit. that ii lt-llt-i‘ of s_\'iiipiitli_\'. lit- sv-nt to on.» oi‘ iiu-ir llll‘IllIH‘i'.\'I viz: Miss l-Iuplit-nilai .\laci\'t-iizii-, who was r<’-t-i~iiil_\' lit-ri-au-tl by lllt‘ tleuth of livr iuotIil-r-- tho late .\Irs. Alex C.

.\I:i<-l\'i'ii7.ii~. lh-ar .\lis~' llarkfl-nziv. \\‘»- Il1’\1-]'|*

to extend to you at ti|i~ tinny, our ilt-i-pt-st .\\'iii|i:itliy, .i~. _\ou have boon t-alli-il upon to 11.1w 'Il>' Itlxi oi‘ your bi-luvvtl iii0tli-

vi‘. IHIIHIILZ livr long [It'I'II)lI of sick- , ll~'-.~—. \.\.- iiqlllllfvtl your faithfulness ‘and lot‘ IL! i-ziro and while wqfully‘

ITIIII/i‘, .uai at this tinie»wlieu you

f til l." -nl_v the .~‘|-]\i*l‘iiIIiIIl that our

[words a:'-- vain. and do little to lioui

w _ iii: wound iii -_v<uu' lit-art. we

Néwl DQMINmN SCHOOL EXAM. iintrt-i'or»-. can‘ only tftlllllllPlltl you

to ilu- God of all consolation. who

'l‘i - '~"ul'ii" seiul-ziiiiiual vxniniul , _ ‘l H," ‘ xiloue can give tlic t-onitort ztiid

ntiou of New Doiniuitin Srluuil was

“Md on ‘he (‘vpniug or DWI __ Tm lit lp'_vtui need. .‘tiay ilo speak Hlilltllll was iiuiiilsniiiely dovoriih-il IWW“ m I'm" )“'“"r' “ml 74mm it»: the occasion. 'l‘li»:- pupils wt-ro -"“" m“ "lwulllll l" ‘HY- “Not my \"(!lllllIll‘II-lll tin-ii- various sublet-is ‘YIII- l] ‘it'll! bill TINT"? I14‘ 11°11!‘- hv “ms M,,m.1,,,,, 313,45" ._ _\ \\'itii lli't'|)l'.~'l synipzitliy Officers .\I:iry Driscoll and Miss Ho. l4‘ .\ia ~,-'l'|lI l-‘VIIIIWY-“i “v- 3L 9

9' u.‘ iind shmvctl by their prompt. mm" Sands‘ preslWl-9l'lilll i-oiirct and rt-udy ausut-rs very Vliurrli.

iiig and tt-arliiiig Jfllllllifi’ 1933-

rari-fitl 19th.

_ A Warmer House at Lower Cost! . k0 use/w d Gives More Heat ‘Th... Hard Coal $ is TON

Cash Priced-Ex Shed

mm “Y Tot uietllciue Ito Dean S.

tI.BeII&C..J.C h . Illlsag. Co.. C. Leons sag? Pickard 8s 00.. and Poole &. Thompson. Montauue

Ciiniidliin (Joke Product-d liy Cumidlun \VI)I'|KIIIQI_I

B & Co. W. D. G A

94 O4 9-0-04 §+O-OQ-O-§-O-

i _ l’ from tlu- pupils to their teacher.

I Knolunfrg .. . Aftt-r this the pupils and visitors

THIS amp], method 35v“ \\\~.I‘t‘ tn-atod with candy by the both time and rubbing:

‘Yflson “m, be present in order to get sufficient sptiliv u-igv highly of tlic efficiency

them Iirouulit lllt‘ t‘lllt‘l'liillllllt'lll to

CLUB will meet inihall ‘to-night at v 8 o'clock to arrange ciasse/s for rac- liig this week. All members should

entries to iiiakc good racing.

g PERSONALS.

Mr. (luss McDonald of Bangui‘. hiuiiic, is in the city visiting his aunt, Mrs. Neil McDougall, Upper Prince Street. .\Ir. McDonald came home to attend the funeral of his twin brother the late Mr. Nell McDonald iii December. He. is ac- t-tiuipziiiietl by his wife iind tiuugli- tt-r, .\I(lIIli.l. Airs. McDonald is a Nowfotiutllanti lady and this is tier first visit to the (izirden Province. 'l‘ht-y were accompanied by his slit- tor, Miss Ilunniih of COIEIIIIIII.

i——<+>——_——— ISLANDER HONORED

A recent issue of the Manitoba Free Press (Winnipeg) contains a photo of Dr. S. \V. ProwsP, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Man- itoba University, also a lengthy re- port of a iliuiiei" given in his honor liy the lIIlIIIlIlI and faculty of medi- t-iiit- of tho tluiverslty of lilauitohzi, lil rvcogiiititiii of his services iii raising the standard of tlic college uiitii it has roaciitid the premier class of medical colleges on tlic (roiitiuieiit. I)r. Prowse. formerly of Murray iiariiur, l’. E. 1., is a son of Senator PTOWSH, and :1 graduate of Mount Al lison Iliiivcrsity. The Manitoba Free Press says.'— ‘Souio years ago tlic Manitoba lvlodi cal colli-go ivas rated Iii class "A". but iii couscqiieiice of the report of a committee of enquiry formed with the object of raising incdicnl stati- dards all over the continent, the Alaiiittiba Mnditial College. in coni- nion with a IIIIIIIIIPI’ of others, fell iii-low the first (zlass, chiefly lio- cause it lacked the funds to furiilsii professtirs. 1i library of.‘ books and lit’l'lillll scicntifii: cqitipmcut. to quulify in the higher grade. The standard of teaching luid been for a loug time that of cliiss "A". It

ties and placing the college oii a par with the bestuiedlcul colleges _0ll tlic continent that Dr. Prowse {has earned respect and gratitude province." ,

Wiiiiiiptig, Jun. lti-Announce-l merit of the establishment of a “Prowse Prize" fund was a fcattirc of the complimentary dinner given

the facility University of Manitoba W. Prowse, .0u the oc- casion of tlic iiiediczil school re-

of the medical profession of the '

t

REMAINS COMING — The re- mains of the late James Munn are (ixpected to arrive, this evcnlz? Funeral ii‘riday‘a't'2 p.‘ m. front e residence of. his, Wm. .\ltinn, Mermaid.

brother

Stewar Presbyterian congregation was held for the purpose of moder- ating in a call to a minister, Rev. M’. 011:1lviulliqiinfiniotierator for-the vacancy, presided. After consider- ation of a ii usher of the candidates tho (ledislonllslas given in fiivoiir of

cf Cape Breton, and has held pastor- atos in the United States before coming to the Maritime Provinces. The call will be signed and the nec- essary stibseqtient steps will be tak- en to have the call sustained. After the meeting the congregation ad- journed to the hall where ii very on- joyable social was held, a feature of the program being‘ an address by Rev. Mr. Mulligan ou Irish Wit and liuiuor.

W. G. Y.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3O 790 Kiiocyles (380 Meters; WGY (Schenectady. N. Y.) General Electric Company

Eastern Standard Time

11:55 n. in.—-Tiiuc signals. 12:30 p. lll.'—Sl0CI( market rc-

12740 p. Il1.-——I)I‘0fIll(‘l:‘ market re-

port. ‘

12:45 1t, Ilir-‘llllflllltlr report.

11:00 p. nr-Proilucc oud stock

iutirket quotations: iiows litilletius. 15:30 p. iu.——"Ailvcuturt> Story"

(courtesy of Youthfls Companion). SILENT NIGHT.

was in overcoming these difficul-

Dr. w. J. BLACK - ' former Deputy Minister Of Immi- gration and Colonization for tiicl Dtlllllllltill of Canada, who has been,‘ ltlllllillllvtl Man of the Depart- ment of (folou tou and Devi-lop- meiit uI tlic Cuiiiitlian Notional Rail- ivaiys in London, England. Dr. Black

ccivlng Class A rating. The banquet was nitcntlcd by more than 75 uieiu- iiers of the incdical profession, iii- ciuiling many from outside points iu tho province, iind liiy guests. The stitii of 81,000 hurl been raised

sailed from Cnnndn on Januury 5th. iind on liis arrival in London will toiunieuce to put‘ fiiio_ effect imme- diately the vigorous policy of colou- lztttion which was decided upon by the National System last mouth This policy culls for tho bringing to

cones]; , to i ; 0A :L_'-—On" Monda Qgiig a in iigofitghe Mt.

ltav. B. II. Peuwnrdeu of Harcourt. . B. liir. Pcnwnrtlen is a native

lilo m". F. Wilder. John It. Mott uud . oiio or two fii purpost- tile )l‘Otl(ll‘iIlII[.{ of tlit- stud-i

r

‘r Ii|illl|l5l|I i|I.IIlll|

Years u ciTtiiiiiin» inn

, A iiy..“Fiuli;-a.iii::" .110 An o rs heiiitli;

real; pleasure out -o interested in this letter‘

Harbor, N. . . . i

of in dici Then trie effect wuss Ifllltllflfllll only one

person‘ .

Limited, Ottawa, Ont.

EHHISIIINIIY

Back by Delegates to the Internation- ial Students Con-

. fercnce _

],m.1-p_<ii||g reports of the Ninth Iutt-ritatitiiiul Stllllvllffl’ (Jonvt-utioti ln-ltllat ludlantipolis, liuliziirn. DH". 214th to Jail. 2itd.. wore givcti It.‘ two ri-ttirutul duIPIZIIlP-‘l- M159 Mm" gurt-t .1. hiclmiis and Mr. W. A. sit-wart, students at Prince _0f \\'al- as (‘iillogtt, at n special utPctiiu-z lit-id iii lit-arts llieiuorial liall oii Sun- day lust. Prof. (i. i). Sltliil. tit Priuco of “Wiles (‘olleiw IWP-“IIINI- Am..- gpg slug-lug of Ilylllilli jlilil pruypr-iiy lllr. ti. F. llulttliestiii a talk on the Sludcitts‘. vl)lllili‘l'l‘l' illovciiieiit was Kill?" by‘ M"; U“? ford (lraiil. of Dulliousio Iilll l- siiy, who is 'i‘ravtilliiig Siecrtiltll‘! for the Students. _(‘_liristi:ui 11love- iut-ut in tlu- iliiiritiuu- Provinces. After the reception of tlu‘ Wiiiiflr‘ 0f tlic tlclcgzitcs the uim-tiiig closod with ltfiiyPl‘ by Rev. Dr. lime.

NI . hit-Innis iii her rt-pbrt of the Infiruatloual (Yonveutiou oxplaiuetl 11,, ti; grouipotit of the Students V0 iutcei‘ ‘Movement, started liy

. illltI ijad for its

out-s‘ hlrffunt‘ and the impressing upon tiigni o1‘ tin» litwtlrt oi‘ tho ilOIl- (‘itristian lauds. For four diiys and a half ovorWLonii students gather- ed tlirt-c titut-s every day to listen to iuspirliiiriiiessiigos brought by (fliii iaii workers from many ctiuii- tries; it was impossible IIlIGIlllfltPI} to convey xiuy-"itlezr of the eutluis iasiu and the devotion to the cause 0t‘ world cvaiigsilisiit llllllllltisitvtl at. this grout convention, which luid for its uiotto, as upoii theoctrasitiii of its first meeting, tlic Ilvaiigtrll-

ll'!!'l.!l'l...'l!.'.'l. £911.

who is tortured with Head- aches; and who is u able to got any life i mill“ but of‘ Mrs.’ iiliartlia do Wolfe of’ East, ‘Sh!!!

Mrs. ,de\ olfo says, “For- eats? iwasa ea suIIorerhttYn_ tip flon aii-afliilclzinhes and was thine:- abletu every way. Noitliing the way

seeme o ie mo. “ FruIt-il-fves " agd the after taking )OX, I was completely relieved and now feel like a new ,

50c. rthox, Gfor $2.50, trial sizge 25o. ' At deiiicrs or from Fruit-a-tivel

IIIEBIIIII] [II ISIIIIIIH] WIIII

Message Brought

i I i! 7 I designate. I RExALI. DYSPEPSIA TABLETS, 25c, 50c and $1.00 Spgakgrg o; the Qvenlng——Df_ n. I make digestion easy and the stomach healthy. W. Wedge. Di‘. R. J.-'Blflnollfll'd. D- i 4 H. H. Chown, Dead Prnwae. Hon. 5 A »' h d it. W. Craig. K. Cn-attorney-generzil MRI X LL CATARRH JELLY, aso relieves catarr an 1 and Dr‘ J- A. MacLehn’ president co n ‘he head‘ of the Ilniverslty—reculied the - , - t b l REXALL LIVER SALTS 35¢, 65c, $1.25 restore the 1 n‘? p215‘? $3,250; l 4F "V" W "Ormil IBIIOH- 1 its iiigli l-lllllltlllftlfl, and its achieve- ‘ _ uioiits, and paid the liciirtiest of _ ‘I i REXALL CHERRY BARK, 35c and 60c, the large sale tributes to Dean Prowsc and his l, 1 proves this pleasant tasting cough syrup gives satisfaction. ' associates. ' < ' In his own address, Dr. Prowse , zl-TEXALL‘ SYRUP OF HYPOPHQSPHITES $1.00. Nerve paid particular attention to the 1m. i l and tissue builder. Puts snap Into you. llflrulllm’ "f "m"? all! 1°’ pmfiis’ f , ' 4 sioual education and challenged the

ldoll laxative mecilcin

I I I I -|"‘B n I no - ~ *¢-¢=¢*‘*--¢ e‘-

PHONE V210

_-n.s.ats.z..r.—_z'asc-w.s.a-o-s = = o a - =- o

l Specials

t Reiall Remedies for Specific Ailments

izziALL Pits cum-z 50¢, easily applied, causes no . j irritation, gave almost immediate relief.

FIEXALL KIDNEY PILLS 50c,‘ 3 for $1.25. Correct kidney dllordels and eliminates uric acid from the system.

REXALL onoéntiss

SOLD UNDER POSITIVE GUARANTEE TO GIVE SATIS- FACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED

-. THE MACKINNON DRUG CO. ‘ THE REXALL KODAK STORE P. O. BOX 332 i

Women's Snow Shoe Moocalsiiii Men's Snow Shoe Moccasins, for .................. .. Man's Kid, soft soled Slipper, Q2.50:for' ‘ ‘ Best Oil Tan Moccasins, $3100 for"

‘I resent great religious unrest. i , 3mm.“ D | with the Presbyterian Church and ' ‘ * v- 1": I“ food. belch gas or have P"! Colmtry Int! the urgent need oil pa,” n wits n coitsistent and highly 1'88‘ ~ ' ‘ VFW‘ 22s for t1 4o (*1 i ~~ Tim" 4- - ---------- ~ ~ goiirtburn. flatulence. Witter-brash gig; stgg-gzorfiraénfi Profiltkiiig- . .___.~ - llccled member. Hoiitsoriileu the H’ ‘p50 - ' * I . ‘ . a, raw-a; Théyfmu b M m] | v position of Secretory for the trus- Glyccrig flflwlwlftf n _ v u; go 15y aside a“ dig. Piof. Oaunii, of Merino; Dr. Ag- “one, “wk; -a o a" 216$‘ Jgtiteti board of Combat e nd, , p, -' ' | , ~ esii e aids and instead get. from Ere)!» fl HBUVB Afflfllfi Whittle lmr- mo“ M, |e i . u h ’ school for 30 yours. AI I r it -“ ‘~ _ __ ‘Q50 for quick lad-fit I _ Illfll" any pharmacy fum- ounce; of 3M] ents were savage, nud who was _ p p - _°B "it t e good g 4 -‘r ', .1 . x70. “P?” ‘u? {In “Salt and take a tmblespoonful In take" "m1 educated by mfssiona- tinny thiy, 93”?“ éhen" Wm“ fiJaglltJglrzgay zgrkpgshigaawayi ‘r ' ' l Qmntywflflhyo? l!“ tr it of water before breakfast. H" “"11 W710 WI" 80 Mill Year to [my wan a a. mp mun“ or ' ' l ll u k o t F" ‘hlvlns- while it is eillervescinit. and furtlier- Emit Africa us a member of on. ‘“°'""“"‘ g“““'“"""'°“'“""¥° '""' “M” a blank "m" “m” “ rm 20 per cent o?" a oc ey oo s.

20 percent off all Gaiters.

Idqmfl. Thus at-e,no_ lower prices lg! hi‘! i

\OC

it was announced, which would be invested, the proceeds to go to wluii -in future would be known as the "Prowse Prize," ivhicli was to be used in any way the Dean cared to

zirguiut-nts of all who opposed it.

25c, 50c and $1.00. Tho

Aaeatuso? "Deco: es y,’ o . :4 lieavlorcol Ilr

I 8 LYCERII 52.22.22; owmafi

I

" mont. l.

Tells Rheumatics

Canada of settlers of an adaptable lypc-partieulziriy British-born — and of locating them In sections of the country and on laud who's they will be assured of success co mensurntc with their ability and willingness to work. This polic also culls for the tildinig of new set lers, by advice and other means, until such tirte us they are wcli established towards eco- nomic independence. This policy has the ful support of the great trans- Atlnntc. steamship conipuiilcs, the Federal Government of Canada and the large manufacturers of agricul- turiil implements, _ Dr. Block is well adopted, by birtli fllld training, for his responsible position. 11o \Vi.l.3 born mid brought up oii n. form in Dufferin County. Oiitnrlo. In I902 ha graduated from the Ontario Agricultural College, and \\'II.S appointed Editor of the Farmer's Advocate? Winnipeg, hfeilifobn. '.l‘liis post he licld 111.111.1005. when he be- come Deputy Minister of Agriculture iind Immigration for Manitoba. From 1906 to 1915. Dr. Black wiis President of the Manitoba Agricultural College, leaving thafrfost in 1916 ti: become Commissioner of Agriculture for Canada. In 1918, on the establish- ment oftthe‘ Soldiers‘. Settlement Board of Canada, he wns appointed Chairman and he remained in this position until 1921, when he became Deputy Mlniatcnof Immigration and Colonization in the Federal Goxern- 11M

..-._._.

~

To Begin On Salts

A well-known illllllfllllty states that stomach trouble iind indiges- tion nre nearly always due to IICI(I~

ity-—acid- stomach-and not. H5 “tho right hand of fellowship", "most folks fboiieve. front a lack of winch is the only way by wmch . Qlikestive juices. He states that an they will accept the gospel n: tax = hydrochloric acid in the Christ,

, retards digestion and

, fermentation; then our 'r like garbage in a can, acid fluids and gases, n

sin the stomach like a ' . We then get that ‘heavy lug in the chest, wo eruc- D

more. to continue this for one week. While relief often follows

neutralize the acidity, remove the C gasmaidng mass, stimulate tho idneys and thus pro- nioib s-Jrtaioa

II I‘ - '.‘ faith-rigs’

o- 3 5 a. I‘ a

and h?!» Q9011 an Isonium phosphate.

I.“

stomach ssflorai-s n

with excellent

zatiun of the World in this genera- tioii. The addresses were divided Into two classes. those more espec- ially devoted to Missions, and tho. tleuling with great world problems

laugh from start to end

A., iu lndiii, Rev. H. Killjlllillfll, a prominent lender of the (lliristiiiii ciiurcli iu Japan; Dr. Johnll. Mott. (lliilifmflll of the World's" Stiiitlay School Federation and of tho iii- ernatlonal Missionary COIIIICII; Ilou. Newton \V.-1towcli, President

of the present day. it was on tlic of the Privy Council of Comma i" 1.

stibiect of Missions, as dealt with nt tlic Convention, Innis reported.

ii negro who gave Wilfllillg of the rising tide of hatred on the part of tho liliick HICCS against the oppressive dom- iuatioii of the white patiplos, uutl pointed otil the only moans of cs-- tziblisliing a mutual friendly IP12’.

Chitin. Christian Association iii the Ilnitt-d States, deplored which “chinks" rncli-il prejudice fostered by Amor- iciin Ity remove rnce prejudice?" wns tie

missionary to Arabia, and known fur and Wide as the Apostle of the , Desert, luid emphasis upon giving l to the people

‘Yohiin Masih. one ofttie foremost . Christian lenders in- India, .who.-ls

eats of the _ Mission Board. who referred .to tho

Commission on Education: Danna, of India; Dr. L. K. Ching, tin. first dose, it is important to "Mmm" 16'8"" 0f

t I Prof. Kenneth m" “m “var $111k; University. _ e itrest principle of th Ch l ti ow mil-m digest,“ nations of the world waiiaemplhflsslsll

zrilim ned with llthla P’. "1' This iinrm- “"6"”! fie“! less salts Is used by lhtllifltttltls. of 1,"r‘°'g' l °"

thnt llliss Mc-

Tito first speaker, Dr. Kings, was fi'om Atlanta, Georgia.

11117 and ii ttieuibcr of the Iinpcrliil War Cabinet; Rev; Kennedy Stud-

dert, rector of St. l<ldiuunils church.

London, Engl, antbcliuplaiii to ills Majesty tlic King; Robt. l’. Wilder,

general stecretiiryuintl founder of .‘ tlic Students‘ Volunteer I\I0\’I‘lllt‘lII. for "Foreign hdissioiis iii North Aiii-

utiniely, tiiroiigli

of success iii tho foreign iulssioii field until settled in America.

tho racial problem is

Dr. Tsu, n native of Shanghai, I secretary of the (‘liincse

the prompted such ond

ignorance (IIIIIIICIS ilH "niglzers" and tho

politicians. “(Jan (‘liriiitiau-

question he put to the COIIVBII- ion.

Dr. Paul Hiirrisou, a medical

of Chino iind India

Other speakers dncluded Dr.

ow touring Canada lnotho, Inter-

Pfflflbytoriu ‘Foreign .

Rev. Mr

Hie Students’ in China; and I -S. lhatouretie, of IITGICII address

hristinn Movement

Mr. W. A. Stewart, in his report intornstlonai and racisl with, ,. mentioned,

outstanding gpogirg",

stionst

cricu; v rector of lluly 'i‘ri'iiity (lliurcli, (‘inu- ioel- bridge, Eng, and cliiiiriiinii of the

brotherly British Sunday School idedtiriitlou. lové uiid ti realization (.1 tlic (‘.liris~

THE LATE ALFRED HIGGIN~

Stomach Comfort i

No Sour Rlsings, Business, Heart.

such distressas irtlihy, come. Dyspepsia Tablets

foct, they stop mi the atomachnithoy aid digestion, in the stomach; they are balanced| v to do ‘ma. them-things, and you flood. Cnmbririse: w. any upon nus, relief every mnh. Alta: “ma gag a‘ g g i,” 0g stun-p, mt h0II10.'f'l'hO funeral IOPVItIG was . Dyspepsia Tablets" it: any m4 Jsn- 01h b! Row "w? storoarid you will eat your pio sud A. choose. steak-and onions. sausage avid tiarwood-fiddy. Iqrmeriyana bti