behalf of the Men's Associa-1 sage supper held last Novembe dog of the P.E.I. Hospital, Presi- and is indicative of the suppo

dent F.A.S. Jones is shown above

presenting a $1500.00 cheque to, Dr", Wendell MacKenzie,

Inkeepers Plan Change In Name, Of Association ’

In connection with tile proposal to change tlle name of their as-

lTomorrow To Be Ii/Iclrkecl Aslprotestant Y. M. C. A. Sunday In Ch’T-own l 011111311889

*0 t '|lutions Sunday is designated as Y. M. : with character ideals based upon: c_ A_ Sunday in the PI-Otestaml the New Testament, particularly $13.15—Week of Prayer Collec-

‘on the personality of Jesus tion, Cornwall, Highfield and sociation to the “Prince Edward: 91111191195 01 CI131'101t910W11 311111. Christ.” Clyde River_ Island Tourist Association,” :11 churches which use weekly bul-I In our churches young people South Milton, coneetor _]’_ M_ 0011111111199 from the P-E-L 11111'I,letiris are making use of a very! learn of the glory of God, and Moore.

keepers Association under Gordon‘; Shaw recently waited on Premier A.W. Matheson and members of the Government.

The committee reported prog- ress and further and further plans were laid in regard to same.

F.A. Large, Q.C. was named to look after necessary legislative regulations involved in such a change.

An announcement to this effect was made at the meeting of the Directors of the P.E.I. Innkeepers Association held Wednesday after- noon in the Blue Room at the Old Spain Restaurant.

special and attractive one sup-' ageless wisdom and beauty of the plied by the “Y". It is fitting that‘ Bible-and the Y. M. C. A. in with the churches should cooperate in. the Churc , helps these young this way, because the “Y” is; people tra slate these lessons considered an “arm of the‘; into vigorous, healthy lives-lives Church” and actually had its be-‘i rich in ethical value, moral con- ginning with a Sunday Schooli duct and strong Christian faith.

Class, when George Williams a1 Climaxing Y. M. C. A. Sunday young clerk of London, Eng.I will be the impressive induction gathered together a group of. ceremony in Trinity United young men of his own age andl Church when 125 teenagers will taught them the Bible each Sun-I be inducted into the Hi-Y Club of day. This was enlarged to in- I the “Y". Those fortunate enough clude mid-week activities which to attend this service will be finally became the great Y. M. C. , further impressed with the re- A. as we know it today and whichf; ligious nature of the “Y” move- is aptly described as, “a fellow-?, ment when hundreds of young

$15.00—Arthur Ciirtis

$3.00—Mrs. C. R. Birt

$2.00 each: Gerald Hooper. R. L. Coles, Rev. A. E. Piercey, Tom Moore.

$1.00 each: John Poole, Rus- sell Coles, Henry Baker, W11- liam Curtis, Mrs. Norman Lar- ter, Marven Bell, J. B. Math- eson, Mrs. Margaret Cummings, Reagh Younker, Vernon Gilles- pie, Neil MacDonald, Mrs. Phil- lip Quinn, Mrs. Pope I-looped‘. Annie Crabbe, Mrs. Stanley Proude, Cyrus MacNeill, George

Moore, Les1ie.Poole, John Mac-

Further discussion took place . ship of young people seeking to: people will take part in a service D0113” O regarding the widening of As-E develop personality in accordl of consecration and worship. --T°taI“$47-0° sociation membership to includel - Argyle sh°r°' C°“e°I°"’ Jane‘

Associate members and it’ waslof the Provincial Government at ' “neck and Kathryn Jet-fery‘ reported that 0111‘ leading Illlsl-ISt,rathgarI,11ey_ The Travel Bur-I $5'00—MrS: Horace Wr}ght 11955 firms 931911118 I0 the Tourist ieau too is very interested in thisf . 0 $200 each‘ MP5‘ Dame! Trade were most interested. ‘idea and fouowed it up_ : Slgn Hosplfal Lure, Mrs. Annie Long, Mrs. Wallace Rodd and Mrs. It was decided to have the Sec- Roliert WaIl‘fh' A th M Dora Campbell reported on the retary publish a half-year Bull'e-i Plan Next Wgek $'°° ea” ‘ M” ’ “’ ac‘

Mc- Mrs.

Innkeepers Island ACCOmm0da- -tin on Association Activities so? Farlane‘ M“ William Mont‘ . f - _i I ‘ _ gomery, Mrs. Wilham Barrett, 10115 Mai? PI‘0Ject and further pro [as to keep all the members fully TORONTO (OP)_Omam0 mu Mm Douglas Afﬂeck‘ M”_ P ﬁIOenS.S was made m this connecfllnformed In “us regard‘ sign a hospital Insurance agree- Thorne Af-fleck. _

The_ committee for securing . ment at Ottawa next week with 95°: Mrs‘ Archibald M°ntg°m'

r, «which this Hospital project is re- R°ad5‘d° Tables mﬁewise 1*’-11°” Retired N- R- the federal government contribut- -“'1'. l— 16.95.

\ . . ted progress and it was noted : ' ta $

rt celvlng. with pleasure the recent action Ernoyee es ing $72,000,000 towards the prov- Argyle Shore, Collector Lorna

chair-

EXECUTES HIMSELF REINISHAW, Eng. (Reuters)-

man of the Hospital Trustees, to‘ William Roberts, a 67-year-old la- gjd in the construction of the new Hospital wing. The above amount was raised at a pancake and sau-

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. Anglican . Rocllford Square

. Iﬂse Reverend Canon G. E.

1 ‘» Moffatt. M.A., 3.1). Rector

iflle Reverend W. G. Hogg, : Honorary Assistant Priest -'.(§rganist and Choir Director, Suzanne Brenton. Lic. Mun.

PURIFICATION OF ST MARY 1 . THE VIRGIN

:30 a.m.—Mattins.

:00 a.m.——l-Ioly Eucharist.

10:00 a.m.—CI'lurch School (6-15) 11:00 a.m.—Blessing of Candles, Procession, and Choral Eucha- wrist.

11:00 a.m.—Church School (under 6).

1:00 p.m.-—-Evensong.

‘Daily Services at usual hours. ’ All Welcome

‘ CHURCH

.Establtshcd 1769 by Royal

* Foundation

The Reverend Canon J. T. Ibbott, I Rector

‘Organist and Choir Director,

8:30 a.m.—1IJy Communion

. 3:00 a.m.—S.S. (Junior and

Senior Classes).

11:00 a.ni.—S.S. (Beginners and Primary Classes).

11:00 a.m.-Morning Prayer and Sermon.

(Broadcast CFCY).

5:00‘p.m.—1-Jvensong and Ser- mon.

Visitors Are Cordially Invited To Attend

I PRESBYTERIAN Tull: KIRK or s. JAMES

De Reverend T. H. B. Somers. M.A., S.T.M..

i V Minister

"Miss E. Lillian McKenzie.

' _Mus.Bac.. F.M.C.M.. and Director of Choirs

‘I45 a.m.—Cllurcli School Ages. um 3-m-—.Mol-ning W o 1- sh i p d Sermon: ‘1 en We Get Tired of Try- .§ To Be Good”. ‘"1111’-111 (with solo and quar- ‘E01 “Come, Holy Spirit” ‘$1-Iwood). , ' ll-ni.—Evening Worship gnu Meditation. sI1ld_ies in Protestantism, Its "‘11°1lJles. Personalities and Eress: V. The Reforma- ﬁI111 Comes to England”. them: “Blest Are the Pure . Heart” (Eaton).

VISITORS VERY WELCOME

i0ALvAiii?"'ri«:Mi5iZi7:"' I PARKDALE

§I’°11Iecostal Assemblies of 1 Canada

I Ik'°V- V. E. Jackson, Pastor

um 3-1!I.~Sunday School. ml‘-m--—Worship.

W P-111-—Evangelistic.

we extend a welcome to all to

£31111! with us on the Lord’s

1.1. C - end. ome and bring_ a

~é_Y°‘1 are welcome at the ‘t-\_T_"‘_“1’lE';__ IPTPED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH

37 Elm Avenue ».j'°V- Q. R. Stairs, Minister

76 ; SERVICES 3. 3-'11~~Sunday School and “gale Class "erase-1111;‘-I-g-Illorship and _l[;"aP~“1-~Ei'angelistic Meeting 5“ :00 p.m.

for

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Y "‘ are cordially invited ese services.

E. PAUL’S ANGLICANA

to. 11. John Harris, F.R.C.0. I

jborer. killed himself in a home- ;made electric chair, an inquest ‘was told Friday. Roberts’ next- ‘door neighbor said he found Rob-

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Corner Prince & Grafton Streets The Reverend W. Harold Brown, M.A., Minister Mr. John Lea-Morgan, M.A., B. Mus. (Oxford) Organist and Choir Director

9:45 a.m.—The Church School

10:00 a.m.—Adult Bible Class.

11:00 a.m.—Nursery School.

11:00 a.m.—Divine Worship. Sermon: “On To The Heights” Music.

2:30 p.m.—Service Church. Mermaid. 7:00 p.m.—Divine Worship. Sermon: “This Is Our Father's World’’. Music.

92- Calvin

All Are Cordially Welcomed

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

219 Kent Street Marvel D. Dunbar, B.Th., Minister Mrs. Allison MacRae. A.R.C.M. Organist and Choir Director

10:00 a.m.—-Church School and -Family Hour. A School dedicated to the Teaching of the Holy Scrip- tures; adapted to all ages from Children to Adults. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship and Communion. Sermon: “THE JEWISH PASSOVER ILLUSTRATED”. An actual demonstration of the setting up of, .and the several articles used in a typical Jewish Passover Feast, fully explained. Anthem: “Holy, Holy!” (Hyser). ' 7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship. ~Sermon: “OTHER REFUGE HAVE I NONE”. Anthem; “God the Father, Be Thou Near” (Staples). Solo- ist — Miss Winnifred Hayter.

Central Christian Church cor- dially invites you as a family to share the services on the Lord’s day.

TRINITY UNITED 7- _ CHURCH

. Ministers: Rev. A. Frank MacLean, B.A. Rev. G. Howard Christie. _ B.A., B.D. Rev. Andrew S. Weir. D-D-

organist and Director of Choirs, Royston F. Mugford. A-R-C-Q

10:00 a.m.—Senior Church School. , 11:00 a.m.—-Primary and Beg“!-

ners.

Y.M.C.A. SUNDAYv.V h_ 11:00 a.m.—Divine ors 11!

Sermon: “RECORDS ARE

MADE TO BE BROKEN” -—,

Rev. Mr. MacLean-

Anthem: ”

LORD THE SECRETS (Pur-

cell). _

7:00 p.m.—Divine Worship —

Hi-Y Service.

Sermon: “CREATE - 1\:I’A1N-

TAIN AND EXTEND .

Rev. Mr. MacLean. ’

Anthem: “THE LORD 5

PRAYER” (Malotte) —_ Girls’

Ch ' .

solthlzr “The Lord Is My Shep‘

herd» _._ Leigh Jamieson).

You are invited to worship God in Trinity Church.

CHARLOTTETOWN

BIBLE CHAPEL

235 Cumberland St. at Longworth Avenue _

“A Bible Preaching Centre. P1j0-

eiaiming The Lord Jesus Christ

as the on1V 53"1°“’ "f_S_‘1‘EE’i'__

9-30 a.m.—Lord’s Supper for T; 1' . 'crs. l0:1t:5lS‘.m.—Ti'uth for Today- (Radio Broadcast OYE1‘ C§CY’ 11:00 a.m.—Fam1ly Blblef 0111;i Featuring 8 Program l““'L“ the Family. Flannclgrap es- snn for the Children. 7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic vice. Speaker: Mr. Svend Christen- sen. Subject: TATION".

A warm Welcome Awaits You

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MacPhail,

$1.00 each: Fred MacPhail, Bert MacPhail, Mrs. Walter MacPhail, John D. MacPhail, Donald MacPhail, Waldron Sel- ler, William Potts, Mrs. John W. MacDougall‘, Allan MacLean, Mrs. Robert Morrison, Leslie MacNevin.

.50c each: Lorne MacPhail, Foster MacPhail, J. A. Mac- Dougall, Neil MacDougall.

Total—$13.00.

Springvale, Per W. 1.

$1.00 each: Mrs. Golden Dol- lar, Mrs. Harry Younker, Mrs. Ralph Crabbe, Mrs. Herbert Dollar, Mrs. Charles MacNeill, —

ince’s $210,000,000 llospit-al plan, it was learned Friday.

Regulations of the new Ontario scheme. to go into operation next Jan. 1, are expected to be dis- closed shortly.

Provincial Treasurer Porter said in an interview federal con- tribution-s will not include tuber- culosis and hospital care. Federal offers in this regard had been contingent upon reductions in grants under the Dominion-pro vincial tax agreement.

One-third of the plan’s cost will be borne by Ontario residents who enter the scheme, with monthly premiums of $2.10 for single persons and $4.20 for fam- ilies. The Ontario government will carry a third of the cost and Ottawa the remaining third.

[EPICS sitting in an easy chair, a [strand of wire attached to his lleft wrist. another to his left an- Ikel The wire was plugged into a socket. The jury returned a verdict of suicide. I

The death occurred on January 31st in the Charlottetown Hospital of Austin Archibald MacDonald, retired C.N.R. locomotive engin- eer of the City. A resident of this city he was in his 64th year.

Born in Charlottetown he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander F. MacDonald. He en- tered the service of the Railway in 1916 and became a locomotive fireman in 1918. He was promoted to engineer in 1937 and retired from the service in August of 1954.

Quiet and unassuming in dis- position, Mr. MacDonald was pop- ular with his fellow employees and a faithful servant of the Rail- way. He was active in Union ac- tivities’ and until his retirement was secretary treasurer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi- neers. He was a member of the Hﬁly Name Society, Basilica Par- is .

COMING EVENTS

Auction and Dance in Vernon Hall, Monday night.

Square Dancing in New Glas- gow Hall tonight and every Sat- urday.

Buying Island Oats daily, also little pigs. Dial 7982. Russell Driscoll, Mt. Herbert.

Our store will be closed for tock-taking Monday, Feb.’ 3rd Souris Co-operative. "

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Prince and Fitzroy Streets. - Minister: Rev. [-1. L. Mitton, B.A., B.D. Acting Organist Miss Elizabeth Foster (/Assoc. of Mus.)

Book Olilﬁake now. Car arriv- ing soon. Low price off car. Ell-is Bros., Central Royalty.

Dance Saturday night at St. Peters Bay Hall, Gay’s Orches- tra. Admission 50 cents.

Li-on’s Den —

HONORED FOR SUEZ

PARIS (Reuters)—British am- bassador Sir‘ Gladwyn Jebb Wed- nesday decorated officers and men of the French forces who gunk part in the 1956 Suez opera-

on.

9:45 a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Sermon: “The Deadly Sin of

MORE SUEZ TRAFFIC

s-om-is High CAIRO (Reuters) -- The Suez

A - School Auditorium tonight, Satur- . ’ _ (Sana! Authority Thursday author- Alliiéfﬁ. "0 Lord. My God” ‘13Y»é‘‘°bt- 15“ M1151“ 111’ C11“ Pet‘ via‘: 11:? ‘Av/Iiafgnihigldfdirﬁgl, f,v,',’;’§,'.‘,’,’,',},jce of Benevefs Ba _ em’ an em. gdIe1eA1Hu3he5 .°f. S“mm°rﬁe1d= 13- is six inches more than the prev- ‘ism I’ Don’t miss bingo in St. ' ' 5° 5‘"‘”“",ng are 3 bmthel‘ ious authorized draft. - Andrewis Han ML Stewart Mom Charles and a sister, Mrs. Mary

7:00 p.m.—Evening Service. Sermon: “Mount lvlloriali — “The Scene of Testing” (first in Sunday evening Series of Sermons on “Hills To Climb”) Anthemz. “Go Not Far From Me, 0 God” (Zingarelli). Hymn-Anthem: “Keep On Believing”.

Observance of Communion;

and Reception of church members.

COME AND WORSHIP I

THE SALVATION

Great George Street “HOME OF EVANGELISM” Since 1865‘

Capt. and Mrs. J. Carter.

Peters, both of Charlottetown.

Will Look For Potato Market

In Venezuela

Mr. Campbell R. MacLean, manager of the Co-op Super Mar- ket in Charlottetown left last night for Caracas, Venezuela where he will look into the poss- ibility of establishing new mar- kets for the sale of Island pota- toes, particularly seed stock. These markets will be established

day 8 p.m. Chickens, jackpot

FRANCE ASKS HELP $40.00 door prize.

PARIS (Reuters)—-France, fol- lowing Britain’s example, has asked her Atlantic Pact allies to

help her cover support costs for ‘ French troops in Germany. Reli- able sources said the French ap- peal was handed over at Wednes- day’s regular meeting of the NATO council's permanent repre- sentatives.

Vere Beck & Son ltd.

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One act coinedy, Orange Blos- som, specialties, Belfast Hall, Saturday, February 1, South

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CHARLOTTETOWN

Skilled Memorial Craftsmen since 1870

Shur-Gain Amateur Cavalcade Morell Hall, February 13th. 8 p.m. Send entries to:- Mrs. Joseph Rooney, Secretary W.I. Morell.

Notice — Annual meeting of Kings County L.0.L., Murray River, February 4th., 8 p.m. Vis- iting members welcome. Joseph H. Cook. County Secretary.

Good Merchandise Good Value Good Price

BURKE Jeweller , Opposite Dominion Stores Large Selection of

. mainly in the interest of the co- Corps Officers . operative. : “ \ On the trip he will be accom- 0 ‘ Beautiful “God seeks You” Crusade panied by_ Mrs. MacLean. The * “"5 1311111191111‘ _ Day with God first portion of their journey, we can ‘i of Prayer Periods led by the A few years ago an the ‘:,'i(hl1lb(e3h::rIr(1)It)li::g3lnb;’ocl;I':W groglre, \ Quality. f°“°“’i“g‘ honored Hillary and Tenzing - ' TOP Anyone’! I 9:00 a_m__sel.geam _ M 50 S. _ . they will board a plane for Car- It costs no more to use Barrett v a r wh° were the f“'§t me“ I0 acas, where they expect to arrive 11;-jcg foy the gm» credit Terms , reach the summit of Mt. 9:30 a.m.—-Treasurer B. White

Everest. We must not forget, early next week‘

however that it took the help

and Secretary Mrs. G. Haynes. WATCHES GUARANTEED

Same Merchandise

Sat_ February. 1, 1958The Guardian Page 3

Mrs. Dan Farrish, Mrs. Frank Crabbe. Mrs. Lester Johnston, Mrs. Brenton Dollar, Mrs. Char- les Newport. Mrs. Murdock Mac- Sween, Mrs. Flora MacLeod. Mrs. Harry Paul, Mrs. Bruce Stewart, Mrs. Andrew Dollar. .75c: Mrs. Robert Crabbe.

..30c each: Leonard Dyment. Mrs, Dale Proude. 'M1‘s._ Omas Neill, Mrs. Reagh Glllesple» M15 ;Kenneth Coles, M1‘5- Hans Pet‘ ei-son, Mrs. Henry Sentner, Mrs. Reg. Sentner, Mrs. Howard

‘Waite, Mrs. Ivan Sentner.

Total-$20.75.

MacNeill, Gerald Coles, John‘

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10:00 a.m.—Mr. and Mrs. A. A. of many ,,,,,,,,s ,0 e,,ab,e EIGHT-YEAR SENTENCE ‘ YEAR‘ Raddam _ _ these two to reach that goal. W E LL A N D. Ont (CF)- 11;)00 E-111;-1141111115155 1‘/‘lyeeglliz led They were an the men who Thomas Sidey of Port Colborne, , 3’ all - all ., rs. - a!‘ el‘. assempled supplies, can-ied 0nt., was sentenced Friday to - 1 . 12:00 noon—Lunch Hour. the heavy loads and estab- eight years in penitentiary for the e . 3 Q Q ® a 1300 D-m-—H01I1e League 500- lished the camps-_ Two men shotgun slaying of Orson Sander, Mary .M1'S- 11- Carr 31111 Mm reached the top, but it took 39. last Oct. 4. Originally charged ’ 5 ® Percy Carin ‘hundreds of men to put them with murder, 42-year-old Sidey P fofif 1:30 p.m.—-Sergeant and Mrs. there. And so it is that many was found guilty last week of a g . @ David Birt. Christian agencies are in- reduced charge of manslaughter. Au‘-ho.-izgd 2:00 p.m.—Sunday‘ School -4- _deb.ted to‘ the British and He testified he blacked out when from “Jesus the Leader”. Foreign Bib1e society _ and Sander cursed at him and did not . 3 § read Matthew 10:1-24. Learn one Of these is the great remember a shooting. Sidey’s es- Your Extra Matt. 10:38: “He that taketh Y_M_c_A_ which is being es- tranged wife, Mabel, was injured @ not his cross, and followeth peeiauy recognized this week during the shooting. _ after Me is not worthy of Me." in Charlottetown. In its world- , g D 0 I I (I I‘ S @ 3=45dpivrInr-—I;)ecr_udi1tigg Sergeant wide work with youth i-t is l ‘ 311 8- 3V1 311'» part of a great team of l - tri Wirin 4:15 p.m.—Sr. Major M. Stevens Christians engaged in ex- . gk "'°""""" mg: 0%] and; 5 Y an make those Q 5:00 p-m-—-Supper Hour. tending Christ’s kingdom on 3 Igmmlig °“ °» , 6:001 p1.J[iir.s—l\I'lTrsi“ I. hMacDougaII earth. As Christians we can- oiluﬁgaﬁisng % extra unproductive '% all - - 1110 1S011- not hope to accomplish great _ ._ 6:30 p.m._Ml_s. ‘S. Crwkett things unless we first learn INSTALLATION Household’ Apphances @ dollars work for you 0D:11GAi1f‘wMe€tm§ at Gt Gem to join our talents logether Authorized Dealer Television through Investors an F3 11- in God’s service. We play an “THERMopANE" . _ 7:00 p.m.—Salvation Meeting important part on 3 great car Glass supplied and . @ Mutual. C3113d39I31’Z % led by Capt. and Mrs. Carter. team when we suppol-1; the installed sf. @ est mutual fund_ For @ B'bl Soc‘ t . I . . Friends are Invited to Share 1 9 my CARSON 31 BIRT DIAL 4021 full 101011113110“ this Day of Special Prayer. 67 King St. Phone 8043 see your Investors

tive. SCOTLAND (Operated by The P.’ r. 1d Change NOW to 1 S Auxiliary of The British an _ Birchwood Street Foreign Bible Society) ‘ % Minister‘ Rev J H Bishop B.A. G‘ F‘ Cameron . . ' I ’ Pennsylvania DISIPICI Manager 10:00 a.m.—Sabbath School. ‘ ” : summerside M 11:00 a.m.—Service. . ‘Heavy Duty J C M t me Se6'mo]|)1(:) “THINGS GOD CAN- / MOTOR OIL - R-epregeliltggve P5’ N T ”. 6:15 p.m.—Minister’s j j T m :—- ' Finer! Charlottetown $ Class. v 730“ P-m-—se“'I"°' Cha ter is destiny. For SAVE complete 5911110”: “THE GREEN AND deedsrilcow from character, and SAF ELY s line . | n V ets t 0". S DRY TREE,“ our deeds create our destiny. , In I] II II . ' form the Gallon . . I , i 1 . “oh that men would pralse As mountain ranges ‘ CWTOWN STORE 3 up 0 , ¢ ,. .. 1 . the Lord for His goodness, and ba°kb°ne 0‘ C°ntmemS‘ so

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Retail values of the cars were estimated at $250 for the 99-cent- ers and $500 for the $99 models.

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; The first water - powered saw- [mills in Europe appeared In the ‘early 14th century.

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