5 es and economical buy-

' rs have been _“carrying

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“Doc Bird Says”

V Moderate prices are all _that we

charge ior_ our sundrieg.__the 4 service we give you gratis. 4

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no o » » » ¢ » ¢ o .3.s°°o”o"»"o°*:’°¢°*¢°°o’°¢ 0 ezo e of .;. 0:0 .;. ~

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believe that

0 9 Q 0 v o o o o o.»¢.oo.u,o¢'o¢.o|'oo.n.o0:0o:oo:a»:»:o¢:¢,:,,;”o"o"o"o“: g Q o Q an

niiiiv ssuacrioiis ron ;§; , iisiinsiis or his ouiuiniiiii

' §- 1' 3 ~ FU|‘I\llI1Qd by W. S.. Louggn

I»§¢°;¢v§n§oo;o»:»»§o»:~ »:»:»;» ¢;¢¢:¢

A COMF()R'l`ING F,-\(_"1‘_

iiod's love is the same in the bright,

ness and when the brightness imlei;

“£0 SIOOIN- It is the same in joy,

Weill Bo to us; we easily \\'_hile tlod showers tav-

l ,, i

and when the joy turns to grief. It ia

. I the same when blessings are given,

,_ ’ ' "nd “hen the bleislngs are recalled.

/ .- It does not

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You’l1 ‘miss some- ing” if you fail to ge e of these J and J Uril- y Kits. at_25¢. ` The`y’re' splendid val-'

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em” away. No "pranks" in our escription department just pure drugs tilled experts who do not lieve in substitution.

A. Foster

Central Drugstore Sunnyside

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“FOOTBALL-’l`he Foot ilzill Seu-

son is liere. 'i‘his is tho tinii- to ploy this lieulthinl iintl livi-ly |:_1nne while tlio line wentiicr lusts. \\'e hnvi- pro- viiletl zl good stock oi' lhi- In-sl Foot llulls niuile hy the A. .l. licueh l‘o., thi- \vorltl`s best inulu-rs or Sporting Goods. \\'e nrt-1 tlist|‘i\niIei's thoth wlioli-sole und ri-lull) tor this lirin in l’. ld. I. und sell :ill sporting gooile; ;it .‘iiiai|o;.:iiir pri;-i»s; we p:i_\' postaitgt- on :ill orders to :iny ndtlri-ss ut list prices. St-:nil us u post cord for luiesl i-arliiloriie und price list.

(`AR'l`l'llt K' ('(l., l.'l`l),,

l’. lil. isllunl lii»ntl<|iini'tt-i's i`or Sport-

ing Goods. tilililtl-itl.\l:i.

RED CROSS.

’l`iio ltiilies hrziiich ol' tho lied i`ross,

.\Iount Slowiirt. desire to :ickiio\vleili!e_ tho t`oilowiiig:l\lnry .l .liussit-, Miss Josie M<:Quiiid. Mrs Jolni A Zilclloiniltl, Mrs .liunos t`ninphel|, Mrs .itunes .lii_\', Mrs Joiiutliiiii llirt, Mrs t‘lins Kelly, Mrs Alex i\ici)onuhl, one hlunltel ezich; Mrs Junies l)_\~\\'i~r, Mrs John Atiluclt. Mrs .lohn .I i\lclntyre, Mrs Jos McMil- inn, Mrs l<`rzinli l\iclnt_\'re, Mrs John lliiglies, Mrs |’ulricli Mi~l{innon, Mrs Willinin Gillis. Mrs t‘liurlcs tislruilo. Mrs Jolili A Mciloiinld, Mrs A Il l\le- llonziltl, Mrs .Ins i`nn\plieii, Mrs Junlrs Jtiy, one puir of socks i-ncli; Mrs .iris Myres, Mrs Vilas l(i-ily, 2 pliirs ot' sock ouch; Mrs A .I Mcllonailil, Zi puirs ot socks; Mrs (`iinii-ron l\icl.itnl:lilin, Mrs ldlisliu lloiiglus, Mrs Albert .inriline, Miss Mt:lloniild_ 2 pillows cnt-li; l\lrs i~`r:incis llugiies. Mrs i‘i-ter lliiirlies, Mrs l\IcQunid. Miss i\l ld illclionnltl, Mrs Paitrirk l\ir~l{iiinon, Miss t'nthur ino Mcllotiiild. Mrs l‘etel' i\lcA\'inn Mrs (‘liui'los lit-ily, iiliss Mclloniild, pilioiv i-uses; Mrs ltliivnlieili lloiigius, Mrs l~`reil .lumliiii-_ 5 ynrils o|` ilnnnel- etio eucli; Mrs l’liul Ulinissoii, Miss Kiite \V'lilkt"'r_ Miss (`niliuriiie illvllon- ulii, Mrs S 'i‘ iiiiowie. Mrs t‘lius Os- irugo, towels untl linen; Verna IC Juv. ‘Mrs ltltl\vni'il I’ .iai_v. Alive M liirt, Miss i‘rlscill:t A Jny, i\liss Katie Iluiitlru- hun, Mrs Alex ilielloiiniil. Mrs lllntliliis Mct‘orniiuk,__l\irs (‘lins ll l’l|.:oti. liirs llonnlil M`oi'rlsoii,l\‘ii's. l\icKei\riiey,l\ii‘s. Jos Egan, 'Mrs Jos lilclloiiaild. one oi' more pair ol' socks; l\irs John l’ .lii_\‘, 'Mrs John llirl. Mrs I"ruiik lilcilonnld. Mrs.l’utrick lln1.:lies,Mrs_lli|ssi-ll t‘lurk, Mrs llugh Mcl.enil. Mrs Jolni Mein- iyro, one Iilnnltct ench; Mrs ltiissoll

' (llnrk, Mrs llugh Mel.ooil, one eoniiort ouch.

“Found a Friend 'J in Dr. Chase

Hll Medicines Proven Effective. and Always Kept at Hand In this

Home.

Mrs. (‘litis.`l.ovell. Aprtissiz, ll. (`..

writes:-"l fool it in.\' ‘I\li.\' i0 vi"-ll YU" what ii great i'l'ien<l llr_ t‘_liiist-_ s_ niedl- cinos hnve liven to iiiYS*‘I_I “WI ‘““‘lI~V' .I ouiinot priiiiie his iiieilii'iiii_\s too high- ly, und llr..(`.lii\se's inline is it house- hold word in our lioinc. Well, quite,

ii, ltilnihur of yvllri-l ilgo I`St‘llL'li\ ,vi/il for n sample box ol' lir. (lniso s Olnt. ment mr proirudini: rules. and. hiiviiis nsoil thc sainple und lounil reliel. 1 sont to ii nelzliliorliilr l0“"\ I0’ fffur -boxes, and I ani c<iinl>l*‘10l_>' "“_“"Il',H

"I have also used llr. thuses \ ll-

ney-Livor Pills for coiistlpiitioii. nnt. alter iisiiii: Itliemrl “"1 ""‘“9I“l°Iy

, cured ol' this ilroniltiil iiis<\iiso._ ll 111:; .'tlic mother of ten children, 'ol writ: iilno are living. will Wl‘°“ *“""" 0 'nf' `» iziiiniren'-.wiere nn very "ml "Intl _whoopmg cough, miiglit in tlicdiiitsieys ~ oi a severe winter. I \l§“‘l I"-1 ‘f“m“, Syr\l9..0f Liiiseeii und l`iirl><‘\\l"l‘f-“nw _ they were all 'cured hcfore tilt-)Wwm»l was over. and now we are ut_vti.r "ur ,out Dr.`»(‘l\usc‘s iiiotlir-lm-ix H3) nu" yhouia, and 1 reconinieiid them ~

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urs upon us gives sorrow, we almost feel that he 11095 “Ot love us as before. Yee it may be tliiit

4 bl8ESil.lg5 in

“-"0, duy by

From strength

God bids thee

God hide thee

he loves us: but when he

there_ are even richer the things which make

“H El"ie\'e than in those which give llti glailness. the some love sends both. That Bllmllil I1” ‘5Ull\f0!`t for ns. It is ul- \\’l\.\G love that comes from God, in whotsoevcr form or guise it corn@s_ W0 need never doubt 'thut this is true.

We know nt least that

duy and step by step,

sustain thy iuilini.: strength;

to strength, i1ideed,i_;0

on through ull the journcy's length-

tnrry now and then,

iorbeur the weak complaint;

God’s leisure brings the weiiry rest,

and cordial gives the faint,

labor, und the place

is thick with _thorn and hrier; 1..

lint he will shore the hnrilest task

until he cnlls thee higher.

So tnkc ciicii disnppointnient, friend, ‘tis :it thy l.ortl'i~x eonininnlll Shnll tlod's nppo'intnicnt seem less

good thnn whnt thyself hiid pliniricil'?_ "

nmwnm

nwnhn

l\ill>i'liil<l'I‘()N, Oct. i7.-'l`he nnniinl

nleetiiig ol' tho llniieil iinptist Winn- i~n's iitiissloniiry llnioii opeiieil her yes- terilziy ino|'ninp:. 'I`herc is ii lurge gutheriiig ot' ontliiisiastie tlolcguttis l`roin ull over the Niuritiine i’roviiicos. Alter tho nieoting wus ori;niiiv.ed, Mrs. l~`. S. liiessiiiger, gnve :in utltlress of wieieoino to which Mrs. ll. ll. Sinitli. responded.

Miss Sllpp, Miss \\-'ntliiinii and Mrs

l’earsoii reported the condition of the tirguiiiziltiiiils in New llrunswick und |’rinci: lidivuril Island und Novai Sco- tiii respectively. Mrs, l. \\'_ Porter have tho Iionie Missizrii report.

At the iitteriiooii sessioii ii. very

aihle iitldress wus given hy the presi- dent. Mrs. 1).' llutchison, who review- ed the work ot' the past yenr lioth ut lionie und in the ioroiigii niissioii Iields in which the union is hiierostetl. llo- poris ot` tho recording secretary ,cor- respoiiiiini: secretnmy, mission haiid irezisilrer und gencrul treusurer were sulnnittod. 'i‘hesc showed the receipts t`or lioine missions to be over $400 be- low estiiuute und t`or foreign niission $1,000 ziliovo cstinizites.

Earliest atldresses were given hy

Miss Good on her work in Burnin und Miss tlaiiince on her work in india.

Mrs. i’erry conveyed the groetiiigs

of tho iocnl \vonien's inissioiiury or-

' Jzztiiimiiioii ot' thc l’i'esiiyloriuii cliurcii

:ind Miss \\is\\'nll of tho loeiil Metho- dist or;.:niii1.uiioii.

t‘onlinuini: the report oi` the lliiitod

liaiptist. \Vonien`s Missionary llnion the Wotliiesiliiy eveiiing session wus occilpied with the tulilmssos ot` Mrs. \V. l~J. Mclntyre, Mrs. A. S. Lewis, Mrs. iiust und ltsv. llr. Sunlord.

At the Tliursiluy evening session.

ii nunihur ot' reports were received :ind un instructive ndilress given iw Mrs. 1.. M. Gregg. on niission study for the young. Otlicers were iiiso elected ns follows!-

llou. President.-Mrs. J. \V. Miln-

ning.

l‘rcsidmit~- Mrs. ll. Vice-Presideiit for N.

Gregg.

Vit-c-Presiileiit for N. li.»-Mrs. W. G.

t‘liirke.

Vice-l’resiiioiit_ t'or

Mrs. (Y. S. Mchenrii.

ltccordliig Secretary--lifiiss (llzirsi.

l~`iillerton.

Correspoiiiiiiig Set-_retury--Mrs. (`.

II Milrtel.

Assistinit Vorrespoiiilliig Secrelni-y~

Mrs J It ltieliilrtls.

Mission iiund Treasurer-Miss Gel-

ipsic.

At the Tliiirsdny ni`ti\rnooii sessioii

other reports were received, tlicre wus singing l>_v ilie Middleton Mission lnnid. Mrs. ll. ll. blinipson tuught it lesson nnd Mrs. Mcldicrson led a eoiisecrii- tion service. '

At the Tiiursiiny evening snssioii

Mrs. 'l`iioiniis liili spoke on Mission work in Congo nnd'Mrs. Dr. Snilth on work in tliiinu. Short addresses were nlso given hy Mrs. J. (1. lltirdy, Mii-is Corn Elliott, Miss Guunco und Miss ‘Miiliel Archibald, niessionuries on fur- lougli.

With tho usunl resolutions piissml

the convention closod.. This was con- sidered one of the hcst eoiiventloiis yet held by the Union und wus the liirgest in many yours.

lliiieliinson. S.--~ M rs. I.. M.

l’. H. lsInnil-

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LONDON SCOTTISH REGIMENT

SALUTE8 BELGIAN COLONEL

WITH ARM IN SLING.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-A picturcsqiic

incident illustrative of London in war tline, occurred on Victoria street. With bngpipes _playing martial airs. n company oi' the London Scottish Re- giment was marching toward the nearby barracks when their captain spied among the crowds on the side- walk a little Belgian colonel of cav- alry ln izold lace uniform. but with his left arm iii a sling. He who Kaz- ing with eager curiosity upon the brawny lads in kiits. The captain promptly saluted the Belgian and then gave the command: "Eyes right," whereupon the company passed be- fore the little colonel as ii’ he was their reviewing oiiicer. The compli- ment brought tears to the,.coior}gi's

» . »,f....“~.e.i -if ‘ _ viral.-i.v:a1li'»i-l-ll-1

yes. He at .rigidly awutely n- at the Ia|t__*lHge1_cql\‘|mii‘ agonqsy.

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RCYAL

YEAST

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Blockade of Belgian Ports if Taken

hy Germans Seems

Probablle

MOVE PORTUGUESE TROOPS

Transports ar\d__E_s;orts Being Pro- vided-Whole Situation

_ Much improved

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- .. _... ~......_-_.. I.()NlJO.\.', Oct. l7.-interest is ulxuin

centriiig hero on the reported niove- nients of it nunilier ol vessels ot’ the Allied iieets in the North Sea. and pnrticnlurly in the (fliuriiiel. The Atl- niiriilty is not niiiking puhlio any oi the reported iiuvul niovenie-nts, hut it is understood that a iiuinlier ot wzir- ships have lieen seen oft' Dunkirk, con- voying transports, und, farther to thc south, vessels ure reported nearing

Portiigirl.

llritish transports have been re-

ported in l’oi'tiiguese waiters t'or sc\'erzil days. l’resiiniuhly they were despiitelicd there in tiiiticipatlon oi' the iii-_(ze-ssity for utilisniion ol' Portu- guese troops. 'l`liest» trzuisporls, iniilor convoy ot' liritish worships, e:,\u he usotl nt once ii' Portiiglil torlnzilly deteriniiies to lend the :iid ol hor troops to subdue tho revolt in South Al'ric_ii.

Portugnoso troops~ii' they are si-nt.

---would skirt' thc t‘upo ol' Good ilopo' zniil lund ut liorenzo Murt1ui_-7., in l’oi-tiiiguoso ldust Atriifzi. itucoriliinr to the holief ol' nillitary exports here. 'l`liiere :ire spltflitiiil faucilities tllorte l`or quick trzuisporintioii ol i'ort:es into the northern portion of tho South Africnii l7nion.

Blockade Belgian Ports.

lint. the reports ot' division ol` pzirt

ol the Allied lim-_t lieretoi'ore block- ndinr; oil iluliizolutiil have haul another et'l`ect~-:iiiii that is to rsaissiiro tht- puhllc that any Gernuin cross-ciiuiinel uttonipts front the st-uports wliicn uioy ure now zipproncliiiig, or perliups in:i\' halve oi-ciipiied, :ire likely to prove uhortive. 'l`ho ine.iiuce ol‘ tleriiinn :icrinl ritiils, liowever, is iioi_ destroyed hy such ii cortlon ol lnittleships.

British Forces at Dunkirk.

'l`he Otllitiitl Press liiirizuu had no

news to-duy ol' the eontlict, in iiclgiuin. It wus izertuin, iiowever, that the Allies' hose has heen iiioveil to I)iiii- kirk. This is n stroni.:l_v lnrtilled city. But there is no indicotioii thait the llritish iorces intend pt-rniittini: ii siege ot' that city. ll\iiikirk`s ninin iiilvuiitu1.to lies in oi`i'eriiig u liaise thronirh wliicli speedy coniinunicntion niziy ho hurl und reint'orcuineiits hurried. So t`:ii' thero luis heen no iiit-iitieo oi' tho Gerniuii allviince agninst I)uiikirk.

WAR PRICES iN CANADA.

’l`he effects ot' two months of the

world's will' on (‘ziiindiziii prices ure suninied up in li riso ol' the l.ul>onr llepnrtinent`s index liinnher t'i'oni l1la`».5 as izzili-iiiuted :it the entl ot' .Iiily to l-$0.7 its worked out iii the enil ot' Septeinhor. 'l`hese nnnihors ure per- ce.ni:ii.',i‘s ol the generail levgl ot' prices in tho decode lSEIt)-l.\`99 ond ure husetl on tpiotziiions t'roni 272 iirticles strut- tered over the wlioii-_ ileld ol' produc- tion :ind consiiniption.

Most of the rise took place during

the threo weeks i'ollowiii|§ the declara- 'tion ot' wzir. ln fact the Inst hull of September saw igeriernl stetitliness und even ai teilileiicy to decline in ini- portuiit urtifries like grains und enttle.

Tliough ti rise ot' 5 points in the

l)eplil°tinei\i_ail index nuniher is very niiirkoil it is not without preceileiit. (‘niiudiuii prices durlni: the trzide hnom of lillil went up :it interviih-i with zilinost etiiiul rapidity, :ind the rcntljilstnioni of prices ut the close ot' lfill sent the index nunilicr up 4 points in ii single inontli.

it has also to he rcnieiiiliered thiii.

severnl articles whieii hiive contri- hiiteii very iiist_erin.ll_v to sieniling thu index nuniher up during: the lust nioiitli :irc not oi' Iirst iinporlnnce ill con- suniptloii. For exnnipie, erenni of tnrtur. nntiinony, :ind iinicksilver have ull more than doiilileil. while ii iiuniiier oi' other secondiiry eoinniotlltios tul- cohol, solder, snlpher, etc.) went np hy 20, lit) und -lil per cent. 'l‘iii :ind rulilier went up very rnpidly in Aug- ust, hut declined pmciiciilly just ns lust in Septeniher_ l~`lour is pcrliups the niosl lniporlnnt iooii stnll` that lins shown ii teiiilency to tleclilie. A i`ull':inl1I_vsis ol' the prices niovi-nienl. hy groups ol' <~oniinodit_les is nppenr- ing in the current issue oi the La- bour Gsizote.

ltetriii prices. of which the llepnrt-

nioiit is receiving qiiotuilniis for over 30-articles in evnry town ot' 10,000 :ind upwards in (Ttiiinflii, luive been on the whole steady in Septeniher nl`ter the ilrst upwnrd niovoineiit followiiii: the wnr. in ilour und sugar further iid- viiiieos occurred in most of' the cities, hut in other coniinoditios prices were quiet. Rents were downward in some fifteen localities tlirougliout t.he l)oin- lnlon.

It is interesting to note that in Eng-

lnnd the Idrrononilsgs index iiiiinher went up 6 per cent. tiring August, thr- rise being greutcst in foodstuffs and least in minerals. while the Statliit's index nunihvr went up from 82 nt the ond. of July to 87 at. the ond oi August. llredstreefs index number for the United States went. up 12 per cent. in August, hut liiis eased nil' slizlitly since. The crest ni' the high prices wave seems to have come about two or three weeks after the declaration of war.

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.PEliSONllLS‘

Mrg, C`1l_b_ert Dolron und Mrs. Joseph p

Gallant, of New Orleans. P. E. I., spent

Sunday in t.hailit_et_owii.

(lol, H. M. Davison rei.\u°iied to

Charlottetown hy the express last night from Suuinierside. . *Chapter X1]-_

MN; F, Essggyh Tit? 1..... 1,..." os... Our Mutual Girl meets a real live Hero-Cap’t. Scott hero ofthe South Polar '.“._,f‘-- . " ~ » --

ggscfglgxl; :gn weekfl 1°' M 11011" expedition, she also rgiegtst £1513 li/%rc1l;aee;§Ir’ezi;;t;heer;i£rical star-visits the

Mrs VV. H. Crockett, York, spent I I

Sunday ill the city, the guest ot' Mr `° “ml M" J°‘“‘ f““‘“““‘~ Fo ur I-I u n d red R ed S eats-F-"ive C Q rg-1-_g

Mrs Simpson, Gernlil Street, city, is

spending the week at York, the guest

of her daughter, Mrs lil. llrown.

Rev. Samuel 'l`rivett, rvtor t’ i\i'i- . . , , rm., i»_ n. 15.13331, is -to .§.l..s. .fl ii.__f.._ A Majestic Photo Play of Love and Politic; H. W. un rs t‘.iinn'n l , St.

George's Rectory, llulit'ul.gmm _

Mrs- E~ Slavert “ml "him I\`|4l Sul.” _ ltlniii-s .~‘tan't-y, Reform Cnnilitlnte for .\lnyor_.... _ Lzioiiiei johnson

(U {)r_ni5. his young liieziutiiull iritl- ...I<v'a|ici~li':i il.||i;ii;lon

ris crunieii, :i r =\'»r nr venlurt-ss_.....,...... .. ‘lain iyero liorn .v|it_i:ht-li "litres" otlwropnosrlioii........ Iirnesi joy (._eoii1e l‘|unt'I\. .\litr-ht:.l h_iiiiini:ivi .. Li-i~illll _ l' ri-il U.sI>ori\t~, Slunlcy s I rivntt- Secretary.... . .._. _ _ Iuuqcrtc l’zilleitt~i-

urtlliy, the 17th inst_, on return

their iioine in Anilierst, N. S_, utter Spending u few weeks in the city.

+H+H4%*¥~

Ill Milillilllllil

Mas ELWYN .ioHNsToN.

(ln li`riiluy, Oct. 9th, (leorge IG. Mc-

Kay, l<"0iintl's Mills, received the sud t “ra--'

news of the death ol` his only sist_er, Mrs. Elwyii Johnston, tit Furiihuin, Qiie., zit the curly nge ot' thirty years. 'i`ho tieceiisotl wus tornieriy lsliiznlietli wlioni shi-_ trii:<ii~tl. lioll l\'li-Kziy, unii niurriod Mr. John- ston six yt-_iirs algo. 'l`lioso who liziv knowii her sinco uliildliooti con, in

PG() 12,5 Theatre SuperiOr Photo-Plays

i CAST Nnveiv

six scenes noN'r Miss ir

CAST

-ly Somnambulisi: C°m.ed>'_ Films ilircumstantial Hero

zi:

Hearst Selig News Pictorial Latest News

liell was culled to he with iii

lit-siiios ii sorroiviiiil l\ii.‘.h:inil, :ii

Clieeriul disposition, she wus ii l`uvorite I :intl ttordon in t'nl;;nry, lo till ot' whoin

with nil who know her. the tliinrtlinii extends `siiict-i'c:tt_

Previous to her iiiurringo sho hnil puthy.~- l.. ‘

lived for sonic yours in Mzincliester,

N. II., niarkiiig hor hoino with het aunt, ---~----_~--~

Mrs. Sniiirt, who was with licr duriiii.:

her ilint-_ss und death, REVERE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

llor people :ind ninny friciitls hotly ___ ___

iiopntl to see her nguin on it visit to ,I .lolin .\.lol}.'nr~:\ii, New York f‘il_\'; lilurliiiiiioii lrrnir f‘o_, corner tirt-:it S.-cri-tairy. tho old hoine ut Wigniore lioad, hilt litlinnnil l". l.:1ilncr, \\`iiitln'op, Moss.; (it orge und Kent strei-ts_ mo till/i-i0-ilifiltl .\'ov-ll)

“(loii's \\'u_\'s ure not our \\';iys," null

ni in

ir :in intnnt child, she ii~n\'~-s to iniinrn. ai in-r step-inotlit-i' :intl the \`ollo\»En_u

incusnre, estiniiito hor true worth hrothers: (ii-orpgi-_ :it l-`oi|iiil‘s .\lills. l'_ i'tlsst-sseti ot' nn uiniuhle, kindly und l-I I liltl\\'n|'il in .\`nsltntclie\\‘uil, lint.-,li

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