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Frequent _shampoos with Cuticura Soap, assisted when necessary by gentle anointings' with Cuticura. Ointment, afford’ the purest, sweet- est and most economical method of freeing thc scalp of infants and children' from minc: eruptions, _ itchings and scalings and of _es- iablishing permanent hair. health. Cutleura Bonn and Ointment are sold tbroulzliout the world. A llbersl sample or dash. wltli zlwpnge booklet on the rare and treatment of thu skin and

scalp, sunt post-free. Address Potter .Drug is Chem. corn.. Dept: BK. Beslan. 1_1. B. A- _

FUR' SALE _

Trotting Bred Stallion

Sired by A'f|uiri, 2.271, dam 8, pro-

ducing daughter of Almont Willis; 4 yours Qld, a,'l,@Ol.llt2ly Sollnd. amd Kind, fine style, good trotting action, can shew 2.25 speed, dark bay, weight 1150 ll;-s.

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K_eppoch Prince Registered No. (10800) Purebred Clydesdale Stallion Enrolent No lZf`

Department of Agriculture

Sire Elcetlaud Yet Dam by Pride of

lilocon Grand Dam by Barons Pride

As will he seen_by his pedigree thisg

young stallion is of the choicsst lirecding his sire being Scotland Yet, winner of the ‘Cawder Champion Cup ut th( Glasgow Stallion Show, 1912. Pride of Blocon was also a ll0l»¢d show horsefivhile 'his grandson was by the noted Barons Pride. Keppoch Prince will stand at his

o\\‘ner's stables, Cornwall. _

i Service fee $8.00 for season with

return rivile es.

p g W. W; CROSBY.

` Owner, ` Cornwall

Phono N0. 33- I

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Property For Sale

|25 acres of lend for Bale. 30 acre! ‘cur hulaiics covered with _hard and nit wood, lots or'. alder mud on pluce also Starch Factoryon place. school, saw mill and large store__and ultlc Station all within ten chains. nsy to get Mussel Mud. Also a.sev- iiteen room house and three lots at curls. also alcorncr lot with dwell-' ll hoiiso and store in centre of illiige of Souris as well as the .iiiiestead with eleven _room house. ull finished and in good repair. All ut buildings good with store, few ollars would repair for goods. No ctter for p,_country store I had all could attend to while in business,

but my health failed me. This is _ it fine stund for "a good doctor as ouris is about seventeen miles from East Point and this is midway giv- llz one a large range. ‘ I must sell ns I have more than I can attend to with my other farms end buclnesm Allllly to A. W. Bruce, Red Point-

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_ _ .______ .___ ,__ _ -_,uno uslly plentiful on the North

soifi1.:»‘r.oiis'i~iiii.”¢s;€‘-'iici.s£éi3»%"&i~¢ ' _ f '~ e _ __ , . _ _ 'enola ..i_ uit :~r<»vi..¢e'...is-. shawn . " ' ` _ ' CC ° ‘ 0 - 'fri' »»»» ew-».~ if- up i ~ » » I I i is oo tea

_flrbfmhlhg lugs ce' _ 'have' been ___ "U . __ ' ' ' , _

made and the packers are kept verv '. 1 ._ .- __, _ _ ‘ ' . busy. s.rer;es°uc¢¢_iye..i'rii.__ousr- .\ =. _ _ , = ’ - \ 'd_iaii visiton -the‘ factory of Messrs _ _ f _ __ _.

-’Pot¢_ru»rfeuwuu<i.». sw at Msipeune ~ _ I r ‘_ , _ _ ‘

lllill WGS and was ive ocular de "~ _ 2 _ " ' _

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= _ z n __. .~ _moustrstl_on___of the lnimsnce holiness

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many _,factories _along the Ndtt .Shore 'Supplying this factory" are 22 _boats and the daily catch for last weak* averaged - »4,000`pounds. Last M<mday,_ when owinz to the l109~VV Sal” billy f-be i~nslde'tra.ps were qvyrlwulcd. the ascii. totalled 4,200 .llclindsii -i-ind all the t'i~ups_bsen.-viei- ted it was estimated that the' catch would huv ‘been close _sto 'G,ll0 Dollnds. This factory is equlppe with ¢verv~modern 'convenience and _ie ‘kept in scrupulously ganna.-v' con. ldltion. A feature 'of this ~seasou's ,0lJ0r_u.tious is the Prevention of waste.

hitherto regarded as not worth the troiihle of oxtractilbg, is now “elim-,d_ licingtallen out by means of a pat- ient -"fm" device recently anveiiteii. This factory is mgnagnd by M, F,ed_ Bennett. fcsmcrlv or stanley arm-._»e who .knows all there lii‘to know af bQl\l lvbllllcrs and how to pack them. His stuffoi 26 operatives is nt pre- Bffnt k¢Dt |:usY handling th., amen- tlonallv lui-ge catches. _

. Finn snicanie -.BUSy__T,,

0" l"_‘°,!l}0\’0." aggood deal, an ““”i“l= M°°d&v and yesterday ti... wre called out nojewer than thre times. At about noon on Mondo. .mi alarm was peoeived ”_t__t|,e stu “"6” bl' l'9l°Dl10Ilc thut' there was

£3

men immediately 'set out for ' th same l_l1 11' 00l1Ple of motor ears, They were there in u very short ,ima

b“t l°é`t“"8l1°lY their services wer 11°* F6 Hired. the people oi Upto Park having Sll10thered' the fire, sue as it Was. It was found thut th I`0of had in some manner beeom, “li§l1t,'und~the flame was instantl attacked with buckets of water. I

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ll0Wr‘l'0 CURE ' ‘ S'l0MACll l`ROUBl.E

THE COMMON CAUSE IS LACK OL'

4.4. .

'lfliere the most intiniate,rela.tiou

betiveen the condition -of the iiuoou

':l1l'0od 41011111158 llD0n the stomach for 3 large part of its nourishment, while every -act of digestion, from the time

of pure well-oxidiced bloo<l__'1‘he mug. iclcs. glands and nerves or the s_tom'- ach work 1 c rd n ` 4

i The most common cause of_indig\es- ,tion is_ lnCk_ of rich, r0d_ blood. Not 0'“lY 0095 impure blood weaken the

lriuscles of the stoniach; but it-lessens t e product ol the glands ofthe in- ,testines and stomach. which furnish ‘the digestive fluids. Nothing will ‘more promptly cure indisestion than plenty of pure blood. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are the safest and most certain 'hlgod-biu-llder. .A thorough trial of these pills gives A hearty ap. _D°fll¢0._ perfect digestion, strength and health. Here is proof of the vril-

`ue of these Pills in cases of lndlges- tion. ' Mrs. Alfred Austin, Varna, ,0nt., save; "My system became run- down and i`i`i_v stomach very weak. I ,hail no desire for food and what I dl-(1 take caiised n`ie'lrl‘eat distress, and did notiaflord me. nourishment, and I`was gradually growing weaker, and could scarcely, do anv work at 'all I- did not sleep soundly af. uight and _would wake iip_ not at all re- ifbeshedand \vitl1`u feeling of drciid. Some years previously I had used _»Dr. Wil1iun:~'s‘Pink._Pllls with much benefit and this decided me to ngclzi try them. ‘My confidence was not `misplnccd, ns-by the time I had used six boxes I was again feeling quite \vell;"

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by

all medicine deli-lers or will be sent hy mail at |50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 by sending to The Dr._ Wllilmns’ Medicine, Co., Brock- lvlllo, Ont. ‘

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BI_{l0D-THEREFORE YO U ‘

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fe Trya package

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that in bsinl done in JllB’l: one of the: _'F ' I B7

the afternoon, the._b\n:r-ln: 'roof f 'ot burn between Graftolxand Ken Streets, _ oar" » Roehtord Sql.. .brought odl: the Brigade. This if was put out before any damage coul be done. Yesterday moming, short, 'ly alter 11 o'clock, the house o ksochforri r.giqusre,9f Mr.Coombs, man-_ ager of the Bank of Montreal uex

gl engaged the attention of the firemen

Again tho outbreak occurred in th l"00l. With admirable expedition th meu set to work, and after some us of the uxe located l/lin flame an

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The ,,_mn_t_i,, the ‘egg of mm lobatmr suppressed lt. _lt is stated that th

fire was the outcome of certain puinter's operations on the roof -1 which the use bf torches wus neces- sary. 'The Brigade deserve every credit for the splendid efforts they always exert to maintain their stan- dard of efficiency. _ The damage to Mr. ` Coonilio' horns is estimated be- tween $1,500 und $2,000, the dumuge being principally interior.

-With deep _regret The Gunrdiun rc- ciirds the death of Donald Charles

Fire Brigade page lately been kbp: Martin. eldest sou oi Stipcndinry

lliagistratc K. J. Mnrtiry and Mru. Martin, uhillh occiirrcrlf yi-steijiluv evening nt 6*o’clock, 3 The deceased had hécn iii .fui'ling"heu‘ltli for some time and iii Novembel last. on the adv ce of his ’Dhyslcian,' wen't'to the Szmituriufn at Saranac Lake N. Y.

nr” at UWUU Pbfk. 8110 several fir -.'Tho change d d' not benefit him`pcr-

-fi month ago. Since than his condi tion was such as to cause no irrini dldlie 8lRl`lll Bild lille hope zrevil that at least p 'measure of health would be granted him. This hope was sud- denly nnd unexpectedly digpelled ves- terday afternoon when ii turn came, 'death following almost immediately.

€l"l1llJlY. and hc returned home about

1I-le was conscious to the last 'mo-

rncnt: he met and recognized the arim incl-~_.i\n-gefr‘, met him bi'-‘.vci'.' and rc- sigznedly and entered;-rilinly nu-1 bsinlessl u on his eternal icst

went;-first year. just ns he wus cn t l

Dromisc and usefulness. is . c'~iisliiii

_ _ Sflllll llvon what. humanly speaiinz.

,_ . . 5 Wl1S.fi <'al‘ecl‘» of more than m.‘din.irv

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on y sc o l g to the qual- - _ - ~

_llfv of the blood. " i -l¢‘8»Il- and brother. Mr. l‘~ flnncth .‘\l.»\r

tin, 'Teaolier a_t. Bunbury, have the

ceptionollv bright student A ynun man of sterling chnrici.ei‘, uprigh manlv and loveable.

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an hs activity °f the stomach' Thel “ner Emduilung fm” lrl"“‘ "l exhibition side of 'the celebratio

,Wales College he taught school for year nt Stanley Bridge. purposiniz 't 'tu"e up the study of law lafor, hi

wus changed by “the gift of death. :In i'heir_;~,rea_t` sorrow Mr. and Mrs

.V D . The death of their firslumrn in his

blow to t,-he mother an. futher wh-

Mljgrp BUILD Up THE had l0nked_forwnril to the fulfilr_nent_.

BLOOD of the l'"um’“t pmmisc Ui his B"l""°- to m-alie it available for the use

and_colle<,;c days, for he was an ex-

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. iuii.i'rARY'i~‘1i"Nriii.ii..- The inner-

of Mr. Donald Charles Martin

'takes place to-d-ay from his father’s

residence, Weymouth street, -at _l_

_p. rn. _ As the deceased was a me bei of the Fourth Regiment of Artil-

n_,\1sry, his comrades-in-arms will ac-

or~d.liim n- military funeral. Merri-

'liere 'ol toih Nos. Three and Four | ntteries oi thc- Fourth Brigade, with. ,hc Band, urc_tlicreforc requested to j nrade at-'the 1 Drill 'Shed to-'lay :it i lie o’cli\ck for the purpose of attend- -iu; the funeral.

l (l(iNFl5DERA'l‘ION IPAJNTING. - 'i`he_ Publicity Agent, Mr. J. E. B. Mr-Crsady, li-us received u lotta' from one W. Edgar Kantilong, 5 painter, vilin has forwarded the photqgrapli ol' nri historic painting which he states he nrade depicting the Canadian Con- federation. This picture was 'hung in _the large mail office of the Canada building at the World's fair, Bt.

lnuin, 1904. Theagainter thinks the , ainting rmiild ni o “a fine and ap- l rriprinte setting for the hack of the l D0all»*="*= stage or platform or in the llnll" or -he House. He oders ' to ispusc nfit

DEEPENING GOVIl}RNMl<JN’I`. PUNI) -For soiiie_ tiire now citizciis, und Sll00lll`lly those rfsideint in the west-

'ern Part of the town, have -lilcen wait. lug with some patience to see the work of deepening and lyeuutifylng Government Pond commence. It will be recalled that early in the ycm- the

| ity Count? awarded the contract. ior the wor of dredging the pond to

I man named 'I‘rai;n-or, and it was in- ended thut the work should be done by May 24th, but up to the present nothing has been attempted towards gettizz the contract carried out; ~l-,ha , riginal contractor having reliirquisli- ld the contract, and some difficulty l aving been foun-d un getting some- one else to undertake it. Negotia- tions, lzo‘vever,_ are now being ma

deepened und its'surroundin s beauti

canoes, Besides. in connection wit

2 the ciniireueraiion celebration sex

cnmpment of Indians included in th

“Wind this camp. -'it is proposed. sliouli

1 course, the pond will be availalil

. ~ to other cunoeists.

l\"artln and the surviviriir sister Miss ' '

'sincere synipilthy of a larze circle o ifriemds. ._

_ THU-RSDAY »-’

FOR ‘IDEN'1‘II"ICATION.-In order

that the body of Asa. Blaisdell, who with three fothers, was drowned on _Carleton Point on lvlomlny lust Wlwn the Schooner Abanu sank, may l e identified, 'theidollowing ¢legerjp_ tion is forwarded to the Guardian; |"AEB 75 $'98l‘F~, large cancel' sore ou right side of.lowe‘r lip; capital letters A- lf- and .vi star tatoocd in b‘lii_31._m 'right arm." -

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RIFLE NEWS.-Tlie intel‘~marltiiue

vrlfle watch will he shot ut Charlotte- town qu June 11, as mentioned in a previouseissue of lhe~ Guardia-n. A Comuzittee composed of the following has been ap`pointed_ to select the team and make all arrangements"for the "\8f»Cll1 Mllfdt W. A. Weeks, Mu.-or J. A. Joncsand Capt. D. A. Mc- Kinnon. llfilltiamen_ desirous of shooyng in this team are asked to get in some, practice immediately end are particularly requested to he pres- ent ae the rifle range next Saturday during the first league shoot. The first shoot of the Cabadian Rifle Ipague will be held on Saturday next at 2 p. rn. Teams have been entered from both the Fourth Regi- ment and the Charlottetown Tillie

Cluh. ____ __

'_ " »'*Tliese are the 'Preparations which

have helped' to make Canadian Horses

-_.»fanious`, i- f- ~~ _ _

_ ` They have niany`l_imita`tors§ butno

equiilsli " `-

A|'k~f6r:and Demand _ Dr.'.ffWo"¢5dbury’s Horse

i .ff llVoo&liryl`s‘Cele-

- with another party for the perform- l "Ce 0_f me W`01`k» and lt iS llfllled how the presence of cutarrhal pois- that 'before long thc Dollil Will he on, and which ure illckl overcome

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TAKEN, T0 HOSPITAL. -The.

_isnyffriends -of Mr. Bert Machon, _ hits Bands, will regret to learn

his illness. Mr. 'Machon came ln

o the city on the Murray Harbour rain yesterday and was immediately ouvsyed in the ambulance to the 'rincs Edward' Island Hospital, here he will undergo an operation. I-Ie wus accompanied by his wife and ir. Bartholomew Beck, a iielghhour,

To Cure Caiarrhal

'Deafness and

llesd Noise:

Persons suffering from entai'i'liul

deal-and-head noises will be glud to now that this distressing ufllictioii o. he successfully treated ut huine y an internal medicine that in many llstunces has effected u complete cure alter all else has failed.. Siifferers J-who could scarcel hear a watch t. ‘ huve had their hearing restored to such un extent thot thu tick of ii iwatch was plainly audible seven or _eight inches away from either car.

Therefore if you know someone

who could scarcely hour ii wiitch tick attari-li, or cuturrhal dciifiicss, cut out this forinulu mul hand to them and you will have been thc iiicuns of |uviiig some poor sufferer perhaps from total deafness. The prescript- lon cuii -be prepared ut home uiiil is made as follows: I Secure from ycur druggiiit 1 oz. Parmint (Double Strength), _ about _75c worth. 'l‘ake this home und add lto it é pint of hot water iiiul fl oz. ,of moist or granulated sugar; stir _unti'l dissolved. Take one tablespoon- ful four times a_day. l The first dose promptly ends the ,most distressing head noises,-dulliiess cloudy thinking, etc., while the hear- ing rapidly returns us the system is linvigornted by the tonic uction of |the treatment. Loss of smell and mucus dropping in the hack of the throat are other symptoms that

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iby this ef’ficuci'oi1s treatment. _Nearly

Elninety per cent. of fill ear troubles

Of thc llvllfl is *hub tll0f@ is a deSl1`l‘ aredirectly caused by cutarrh; there-

loie, there are, but few people whose

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hearing cannot be restored by this

l" sim ile home treatment. Every per

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lA“5“Bl"- it lf- 'l`“*'°“‘led t" l“”'-‘""‘\“"`-“' “son who is troubled with head nois-

eles, catarrhal deuiiiess, or catarrh in

ll. any form should give this prescript-

'lion a trinl. There is nothing better.

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the food enters the stomach and is'ii~.' the mysterious di.<ip_unsarioii of and the Indmng :can the" “‘“k° “B” MW” 9 0°” that 0" W““t D°“l’1°

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BS9l"lll'B'f»¢d by tllc_'bl0od needs plenty .Provillencsi . use mappe,1.0u¢ com-5., of their canoes on the pond. '0f_Btr|.-uglilli Your drugglst DHS lil OI’ llc

e can get it for you; if not, send 75c.

0 the International Lalioratorics,

who mnke a specialty of it.

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' FRECKLES’

I A ' 0 ' ' ` ` " ‘ ' ' | taken a'nd,sslz'ad as the property 0! . N, ` E T _ _ . ~ .the said Reginald Batchldor All'The

Ugly Spots

Thorefs no longer the slightest need

of feeling ashamedof your freckles, 'us the preseciption nthinc-double strength-is guaranteed to remove these homely spots.

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Now is the 'l‘imc to Get lilii of 'i‘hcse~`

Build Up

A Common Sense lllefllod ol'

Producing Large Crops Many farmelcs on Prince Ed-

ward Island are up against

the problem of depleted soil.

i The excessive 'use of, lime or

Simply get an ounce of Othinn--'

double strength-from any druggist and azply a little of it nicht and: imorni g and you should soon ses that even the worst freckles have ‘oc-i gun to disappear, while the lighter_ once have vanished entirely. It is_ seldom that more than an ounce is uceilml to completely -:leur thc skin| und gnlu ii beautiful clear complex-I lon.

Be sure to ask "for the d‘oublc|_

strength othiiio on this is sold under guarantee of money buck if it frills to remove freckles.

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Sheriff’s Sale

By virtue gf a_ Writ of Statute Ex-

ecution to me directed, issued out of His Majesty's Supreme Court oil Judieature of Prince Edward Island, at the suit of James O. Manuel against Reginald Betchlder, I have

state, right, title Bud interest of the said Defendant, in and to all ,the following piece or parcel of land. that is to ,sayz

All that tract, piece slid parcel of

land situste, lying and being in eorgetnwndn Kings County, hound- ed and described as follows: On the orth by Richmond Street; on the

'West by Town Lot Number Sixteen. Fourth Range, Letter A; on the South. by_'1‘own Lot Number Two in said Range and Letter _and on the Illast by a. plot of land in possession of Michael Martell -and _being and comprllng tha- Western moiety or one-half part of Town Lot Number ifbeen, Fourth Range, _Letter A of own Lots in Georgetown s.f0r0lBld-

I do hereby give public notice 1 wfll on Tuesday the Bevan-

qay of November Aa D. lull héuriof Twelve o'clock neon Court House in Geor!¢“"'“

County, set up and sell at

suction the said property or

mueh thereof se will Ntllf!-\`fl1°

marked agnthe laid Writ, bei'-g

ar, _ e hundred and three and sixty cents, besides (ssh and all other legal in- expseul. ' ` ROBERT OURRAN

f sim-in of Klux! Ocunty

" Sharif: Office, Cardigan, Kings

D 1914.

t Esq Attorney,

Mussel Mud has not produced the results that Farmers have expected, and this is natural enough as neither of these isrtilizlng materials contain propel' _ pliint foods to prrr

perly*nourish the soil.

It is only common sense to consider just exactly the kllid of I‘ln.iit food the crops remove from thc soil. Any Agricultural export will tcll you that plant food con- sists of ii proper lirollortion of Nitrogen, Phosphoric acid nuid Potush. - For instance a crop of Po- tatoes avera-giing 200 bushels ~ to the acre removes from each acre of soil 46 pounds of Nitrogen, Z1 pounds of Phos-_ phoric acid, 74 pounds of Potash. A 60 bushel per acre crop of Outs removes from the soil. 55 Pounds Of Nitro- gon, 22 pounds Phosphoric ueid und 62 pounds of Potash. The host' way to make farms produce maxi- mum crops each your is to put back into the Soil u. properly balanced amount of Nitrogen, Phosph- orlc acid and potssh. This can readily hs done hy the use of fertilizers that con- tain. from 8 per cent. to 10 per

cent. nl Potush.

As ' a mutter of fact all crops grown in

Cpnada remove from the soil twice as much .Potash as

Phosphoric acid.

These fertilizer materials

can he easily mixed at home by any Farmer, and as these materials come to the Island b Water freight rather than L Railway freight very roa- sonable prices can be obtain-

ed. -B lid up`yoiir Farm by re- stoliing to the soil the plant

/ food that your crops really

take from it Mussel mud nor lime alone will not do this. You'must have a complete Nit- rogen, Phosplioi-lc acid, Pot- ssh fertiliser. If you wish to find

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Three of Every Four.

Motorcycles _

Carry These Tires

-` These tires are Goodyears-built under thevsame 7)(-7%' V supervision as Goodyear Automobile tires, which_,

I have won top place in Motordoni. Consider that "-Q. -f -one maker holds the leading place both in Motor‘ Car and Motorcycle Tires, despite tremendous _ ' rivalry. In three years Goodyears have gained top

. 1' place in Tiredom. And the one great reason is-

f` SUPER SF RVICE.

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do fi ooo Yi-:AR

_ IJJQQQ rononro .1 , o>___o>,_, Motorcycle Tires ‘

_, Every \vorlrl’ei motorcycle

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