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Motu it M nov LIMITED Saturday ourAm1ual

il9-l2l Queen St. Charlottetown

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The lovely materials this store V

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ese Taffeta, Pompadour Brocaded 1' Duchesse, Georgettes, Crepe de

- Chines, in every color-and in a

host of grades.

And the trimmings-well we’1l

is nothing to. equal them any- where else in P. E. Island.

_ If you are outside of easy call- ing reach of the store-make use

of our mail service-write us, and

if ,

we’1l send you samples and pric-

es by return mail.

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-has provided for evening dresses, - ~ are asking your attention today. ' ‘ __ _ _E `

_ Duchesse Mousseline, Japan- -._

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Silk ior Eveninu Dresses

Maise, Lavender and Old Rose. 36 inch, _ _ _ _ _ _ $2.50 and $2.75 yd.

Pearl Beaded Trimming and T pearl garnitures. Gold cloth, Stiincli $2.50yd. _

Ponipadour Brocaded Du -

chesse in shades of pink, rose, and sky blue, on a white

_ ground, 40 inch, ....$5.00 yd.

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_Duchesse Mousseline in Ivory, ~ 'A' 4. Q ."

Pink, Coral, Sky Blue, Turquoise,

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Crepe de Chenes in ivory, flesh, maise, apricot, peach, old rose, electric, 40 inch, ._ $2.50yd.

New trimmings for evening

dresses-Silver and gold, lace and banding, various widths,

Elf

Beautiful silk fabrics for evening Dresses

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Brocadecl Duchesse in ivory

and coral pink, 36 in. $3.75 yd.

from

Gold and silver crystal

fringe _ . . . . _ . ..__.65cyd. ~

60c. to $4.75 yd.

Ponipadour Moire Taffeta,

in ivory, sky blue and lavend- er, 36 inch _ _ _ _ __ ._ _ $4.80 yd.

Georgette Crepes, in ivory,

sky, turquoise, Copenhagen, pink, peach, apricot, old rose, lavender sand( ecru, maise, silver and others 40 inch. _ $2.75and $3.00 yd.

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Rhinestone trimming $1.25

and $1.50 yd.

Silk and Satin Rosebud

Trimming in rose, nile, maise, ivory and Copenhagen 50c yd.

Japanese Taffeta in Maise,

Pink, Lavender, Peach, Apri- cot, Sand, Copenhagen and Rose, 37 inch. _ _ _ _ $2.25 yd.

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will be meetings of-

The Provincial Dairy Association.

The Central Farmer's Institute.

Canada Farm Products.

evening

fuesday at 2 o'clock p. m. and Wednesday at 9 o'clock a. m. Wednesday at Z o’ciock p. m. and Thursday at 9 o'clock a. m. Thursday afte moon and continu- ing on Friday

il ' Annual meeting oi’ the Live Stock Breeders Association on Tuesday B

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The Poultry Show will take place during Farmer s Week This is a week that will pay you big dividends throughout the-year.

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FARMER S WEEK January 13th to 16th marksanotherforward movement for P.E.I.

Make it a oint to attendiall the possible sessions of the various

interests featured)during~I~`.ARMER’S WEEK. The days from January, 13th to Januarv, 16th will be filled with interest. For example there

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M S N OF CONSERVA-

g»:t'_=: tiifscussions of various phas-

|m, in Wm-" hy 1),-_ i('_ A_ Hoi-1. ` WHAT WE INQUIRED

COM IS IQ

l TION. OTTAWA

'l`i>nth Annual iieporr.

Students of t'annda's resourizos

arid of the problems associated with their efficient dcvelopnient will find n.servlcea»hle addition tn the liter- ! ure on this siibji-ct in the tenth

ul report of the ('omnii~4slon uf,

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Cbnlervii tion.

iA_,_cancl»ie review of the yearn rk is furnished by Mr. .limes

wie, Assistant to Chairman. A

flu nl iiiiilliiirillv liifnrmltivn

as of conservation by Mr. Clyde Leavitt. Dr. C. D. ‘Howe and Mr. Roland D. Craig; and of agricultur- nl investigations by Mr. F. _(7. Nunnit-ic. Particularly timely stud~ ies of the water-power and fuel situations in Canada are present- ed by .lfeisrs Arthur V. White and Leo 0. Dennis.

This publication will not disap-

point tlie very 'wide circle of rend- ers tn whom it affords an instruct- ivni immmi roaiimo nf nrnhloima and

Jenkins was sittin! HOW" 1°

breakfast one morninir- when_he was nston'shed to see in tha paper ‘an announcemet of his own death. He rang up friend Smith at once. "Halloa Smith"' he said. "Have you seen the announcement of my déuth in the paper?" “Yes.' rrplfod’ Smith. "Where are you speaking

from ?

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cents at 1-Iolman’s. Summerside._

6128-1-9Mli8i.

-ONE FANCY seal pliish coat

with Alaska sable collar- und cuffs.

Size 40 Worth $90 00, on sale spec. ini at $67 o0 Sinclair & Stewart

-ONE ONLY seal plush coat,

Dolman style, with pluck Austral- ian oppossuui collar and cuffs. Silo 40. Cash value $67.50. Jantiary stile price to clear $49.00. Sinclair & Stewart Limited. 0147-1-9ME2`i_

-PRESENTATION TO ORGAN.

IST.-At the close of -the prayer IHGEUIIK in the Bedeque Methodist cliurcli last Thursday night the members of llie choir and other friends of t-lie organist. Miss Louisa Schuriiian, -presented her with a beautiful mahongany music cabinet and' ii well filled .purse in recog- nition of her valued services as s

fieffllizable efforts that the choir

nade by the Pastor the Rev George Somers iii a happy speech 'to which Miss Scliurmiin gracefully acknovi ledged the gifts

-*--Q-0;;-_~ THE PERSONAL ANGLE OF

re three factors that count for the J

st in

verland Limited, manufacturers of f0 the Overland 4. who recently gave an address before the Hamilton

of Service." p

Mi Brasiei defined Service as 0

bile business. to do what is neces~ fo

ciently at a proper remuneration When .ii innn biiyq un automobile

|19 lfxliects to get both pleasure and profit from its use, and, fur- li\0l'. he expects to get pleasure and profit from its continual use. It wus, therefore, the duty of any __ Service Departiiient to protect the owner against tle~ups, which neces- p Serliy mean n -great deal to him in Q

Good service could come from the b way both directly and indirectly H

Good service could come from the

small establlslimen-t with mediocre equipment as well as from the splen- did with every up-todate facility. Therefore, there must be sonic ela ment involved in Service that was inoie than a nuturnl one, and after ` watching this work for ii good many _ieurs .\li~_ Briisier was con-' vimrcil that the amount of personal interest that wus-injected into any Service orgunlziition would measure very 'ziccuriiti-ly llie degree of suc- cess that i.-i attending operations.

’l‘lie iivcragi- autoniobile owner

when in troiilile -was generally in _ii rather irritable frame of mind-all of his plans upset. and, for 'the moment, at sea, The first impres- sion that c.>ui~tcsy made upon him was to minimize his difficulty, to make liim fvvl that lie was iii a friendly court, and that every- thing possible \\'ould be done for hini.

Cure wus fwniiiiiiial when making

thc iliiigiicsis. :ind when carrying out the iiecesstiry operations to- wards getting the ownei"s cur back on thi- r.i.iil_

Cleniilii1i‘_~:s iii a -garage iniined-

lately registci'c<i iii the vii-iilor's niliid an lmprcssioii of reliability. and would si-nil him out of the es-

tablisliiiienl with it feeling of orgi- fldcncc in thc orgaiiiziitlon uni] t e

mctliods llriopliiiit

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JAMES FISHER ORGONIZES

NEW ADVERTISING AGENCY

After iiiiic _\'viirs' service Mr.

Jaiiics. l~`isli\~i‘. tlic well-kiiowii nil- vcrtlsing niun. has resigned thc poli- ition of Mtiiiugcr of the Toroiilo of- fice of Mc(‘.niincl & Fergusoii. and will shortly organize ii new ngeiicy to be known as The Jatiies i-"isii- ei-‘('oiiipany_" Associated with Mr. Fisher ns rnenibers of the new coni- puiiy will hr- Messrs VV. lil How- niaii, E. W. llcyiiolds ami \V, M. (iliislioliii, all of whom hriv.= been cniiiiected with Mc(‘.onnel & l"erg» usoii. Mr. Fisher crime io the cily from Sirutiiford, wlierc he wiis Hu- sliicss Mriiirigcr of The llcriiidz lie spent two _i'enr~i with the Mcliiin iigviicy, nnil four years n»i.Advertls- ing Manager of the lliigli C. l\'lac- Lciin piiblicntloiis. in the iigcncy iii-ld lie has handled the work of many leading cominerciiti advertis- ers, ng well as important cniiipaignn for both Federal and Proviiirinl Go- vernments. He is well known from coast to coast its ii successful ad-

vertising man.

Mr. Bowman has been proiriiiient

in the Canadian advertising field for many years an ii leading cony writer u and ns an advertlsin-.; counsel. He spent twelve years with the firm lie

is now leur/lii|;.

Mr. IJ. W. lleynolds wuri for sev- d

The Globe, including two years as editor nf tho industrial depnrtnieiit. He also wrote many articles on hissi- ness and financili subjects fur lend- ing Can-\dl.in. United States and British periodicals. Since entering the advertising field hc nas boon connected with the noad ultima of Mctlonell & i-*erkitson at l.:.-ndon. Ontario.

Mr. W. M. (fhialiolm iii ii Nova

Scotian. hut graduated from the 0. A1 (7. at Guelph and was for ii time n district representative of the On- tario Departnient of Agriculture. He has been in the ntlfertising. profes- sion for several years, upeeliiltnlpg in adam-elninn nnnnallnr in thn firm

this column. Cash must. Accompany _ » order minimum charge twenty five

cents.

-ci.iNciii=.`n steer tmp: uc; `

at Holmziirs Sample Room or store.

` 6128-1-9ME2i .

-REDUCED PRICES on ladies` -‘ _

cloth coats for the balance of the

season. Get yours today. Sinclair »

& Stewart Limited. 6147-1~9ME2i

-490 DOZEN clinclxer traps sold

this season by Holmau’s. Still sell-

ing at 17 cents ouch.

6128-1-9ME2i.

-ONE ONLV black seal plush

cout. iiutriii collar and cuffs. Size 38. Priced ut $75.00. January clearance now $57.50. Sinclair ot Stewart Limited. 6147-1-9ME2i.

-THE BALANCE of fur sets and

is largely tliiougli her zeal “pq in ited. 6147-1-9ME2l.

$18.00 pci- set. Ozi sale for .lan-

iiry your choice pci' sei. $12.00. nclair & Stewart Limited.

6147-9ME2i.

eiiloys its enviable reputation for -NATURAL WOLF muff and ood music The presentation was neck fur. Sold regularly ut $15.00

to u Si

-TOWNSEND-MILLMAN, WED

SERVICE. DING.-A very quiet wedding took

V `--- _ place at Kensington 'ut the 'house (.ourtes_\', (are und Cleaiiliness of the bride on Monday evening

an. 5tli inst_ when Mr. John G.

io Automobile Service-all of Townsend and Mrs. Lottie E. hich are available in unlimited Millnian were united inthe Holy

quantity, according to Mr, H. E. Bonds of wedlock. They were un- grtlsier. Service Manager of Willys- attended. The ceremony was per-

rmed by Rev. T. W. Goodwill.

-THE 1920 MODEL “BR|SCOE"

Automotive und Allied Industries the car with the “Half-Million Dol. Association pn “The Personal Angle lar Motor" has niziiiy improvements

rice fully equipped $1385.00 deliv- red to runv point on Prince Ed-

iiierming the ~pei-formance of any ward island. Can guarantee this good, when applied to 'the Autoino- price only on orders booked at once

ifrsiile. P. E. 1.4 own-1-osii-:lf_ Q-<+¢--- sponr or "wii.o Lire corv-

Fsnsncs

r spring delivery. Colin il.

sary promptly, courteousiy and ef. eivart, Distributor' for Prince Ed- fi _ ward Islnnd. Water Street, Sum

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'filo iiiipui'tuiii~e of the wild life " "\n'~rii liii.-i bccii recently em- lirisizedby the plienoiiientil nd- _inces or prices ut the recent fur M99- High ‘Prices have. as might e expected, resulted in airiiitensi-

§,,,,..,n,1,.e_ - ' Dfd campaign or hunting and .trap-

ng of our fur- bearing animals.

At present. the market readily ab- sorbs all the fiirs offered, and the high prices put ai premium upon iii-

epiirate pieces now clearing at

01`Eunlst and choir leader, and le bargain prices. 'See them lici`i.\re may he truly added organizer, as it YOU b\i‘.‘v'- Siilcliiil' & SIPWHPK Li\ll~

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Wliitewear Sale Ends

ONLY 3 MORE DAYS LEFT TO SELECT YOUR WI-IITEWEAR. DON’T DELAY. BUY NOW.

` THIS SALE POSITIVELY

JANUARY 1o'rH.

SILK NIGHT , GOWNS

Dainty silk gowns of

silk crepe de, chene or wash silk in white or flesh, daintily trimmed. Price

......__ $8.50 to $11.98 Silk chemise of wash sa-

tin, silk crepe de chene, in flesh or white. Price

._ $4.25to$6.98

' CORSET COVERS A wonderful collection

of corset covers in plain fitted styles or with lace or embroidered trimmed,, with or without sleeves. Price _ _ _ _ _ ; _ _ 25c to $1.25 Silk Corset Covers

$1,25to$2.85

WHITE UNDERSKIRTS

Ladies’ Underskirts

made of best quality cot - ton with frill of embroid- ery or lace, in sizes 32 to 40. Prices range from

__ ._......98c'to $4.50

_ DRAWERS Made of fine white cot-

ton with frill of lace or embroidery, all sizes. Price _ _ _ _ _ 55c to $1.98

Silk knickers in flesh or

white elastic at waist and

knee. Price $2.98 to $3.50

ENDS ON SATURDAY,

DAINTY NIGHT GOWNS _ A splendid showing of women’s white gowns of very fine cotton in high or low neck, long or short sleeves, daintily trimmed. Prices ...-_ _ _ _ _ . 98c to $4.75

CHEMISE '

The material is fine

white nainsook. Fine lace or embroidery is used for the attractive yokes. Run with colored ribbon. Sizes 34 to 44 bust. 'Prices range from _ _ _ _ _ _ $1.50 to $5.65

BRASSIERES

Made of cotton, net,

poplin, satin and lace, in front or back closing, in flesh or white, all sizes. Price ......__ 60c to $4.50

GOSSARD CORSETS They lace in front.

Made of coutel and satin, in medium or low bust, long hip in flesh or white. Price _ _ _ _ . _ $3.00 to $7.50 D. & A. CORSETS

LA DIVA CORSETS

All the latest m`odels in

long or short hip, high- or low bust in flesh or white. All sizes. Price _

......-$1.25to$6.50

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discriminate slaughter with the danger of extlnciioii or oi' depletion of nur fur-bearers to the point

I\;i];;=.€i'c recuperntioii becoiiies lmpos ,

A Splendid Showing oi

hi 1913. the (Ioiiiiiiissioii of Con-

sei'vutioii iiiridu ii survey of thu f\ir_trade. and` published zi i'¢.|,,,,-I iantitlcd Fur irgirniliig iii (‘iiiiziila'l" ‘ii i:ebi'iiiii‘_y: liisl,_tlic (`niiinii.-isiuii, -li <f7llJlif\ctiuii with the Advi.~ior_v Ilonid of Wild Luc, called the Fi,-_et .Natioiuil ‘(‘<>iifi-i~ciice to consider ‘he lilfke siilijs-vi of the coiiscrvit- tion and protectioii oi' wild lilo Represeiitritive.: of the proviiicini govei'iimeiits'. the liioiiiinion gov- ernineiit and sporiiiig, and gaino. protective zisisocifitimis were pres. ent. A iiumbei- or’ the leaders in this niovenient from the lYnlte.| Stated also utleiiilcil. `

ihe report of this confei'eiice has

just been issiicd by thc Coiiiiiiiss- ion, and should l»_c in the hnndt; of Hill 311115' tliosée interested in the

ie u o every lovi- [

wud nr _ - - -.U °

our for-beririiii.: animals. The ra,-_ ages of the "gunic hog" and grnpn- |0l1l|Y described -hy Dr. Ilornaduy_ Jack Miner and others.

ln contrudistinction to the above.

it is ii pleasure to re-all ot' the re-

respcctivs priiportipg

Iteguitilioii of thc ffnr irniic und

with and the orgiinizatioii of local Silllw nrotcction associations 'is stronglv i'ecniiiiiiciided.

The report explains the scope of

the Migratory-liird Treaty, the men.- sures taken to enforce its provis- |0l\H Mid other nppurtenunt iliitri with which the sportsmun should be fiuniliiir.

The Coniinission of (Jonservnlioii

is endeavouring to interest the public in wild lifc protection. The Publication of the report of this conference and subsequent confer-

to this important work.

Heir to Millions to be Courtmartialed

PHlLAiDEL|"illA, Jan, 7,-Grover

e llelinblc evidence \\.i5 ad. Z ‘

duced of the perils which threatens

if ’i

il.i'i \\' -i fiii‘iiisiIi‘ii bv her '-imi in

nietliods for llic rollectiiig of fur - ll ui ~ ' ' A _

__ _ _ _, liiw. \'\‘liuii slic was coiiiptillifd to

statistics uri. iiitcri-\i,tingly dem; _ _ _ sl rr m hc, lun

icniuic liei iota o i fool. to liiivc it nicasui-cd for l1U|i<'f‘ records. the police found $28,000 in i-nsh in her stocking.

Grover Bvrgdoll disappeiircd in

Augiisi, 1917. and search, for hiiii ns an eilt-grail t1'i'ufttiodi:ei‘ wus iniidc all over thc I'nit.eil States und Mexico. Several times federal iig- ents sciirciieil the three residences niiiintuiiictl by tho Berkrlolls iii this vicinity. ~ llcrgdoli is widely kiiuwii in anto- iiinbilc racing but never' rvnchcd

ences wl1| give m.,_.¢.,;Ba,._,- stimulus 'thc tunic oi' his brother. Erwin. lie

riicoii in niuny evciits throughout thc country.

Grover, wlieii he was drafted. is

iillegcrl by federal aizeiits to have iieclnrcd he would never fiiflll against Geiiiiiany. although he was porn in this country. ln 1013. he offered' his services to (.lci'niaiiy as

man consul.

an aviator through the local Ger-

Cleveiaiid Bergdoll. woail-thy son of 8cH_°°|_ EXAMINA1-|oN

former brewer and charged with

being 5 drut dodge' and desert” The semi-annual oxsinination of frm? `";:;d‘:rmy' WM captured md” len livilliam school took place in W e "K in The p"l“"“‘ 'eu' Sie school room ‘on the afternoon

ence of his mother on the out- of December xml*

en yearn on the editorial staff oi' ‘skirts of this city. Tonight, he is ;

.ii priiioiien on _Oovernor’s Island. mT,:i.2,3_;,|b{:,f.FltvE;;‘f:(,:;"n:,?;,£::_ New Ymk’ awnmng mal 'by mmm' The result of the examination martial. showed that the children take a

The capture of »Bergdoll whose ||,,°,y interest ,n the". schod Wm-k

A splendid showing' of dainty whitewear for children'

from 2 to 14 years, including gowns, princess slips, un- derskirts, d1'awers,_etc.-A splendid line of infants’ whitewear is here for your inspection.

Women’s Winter Coats in Cloth or Plush

Children’s Whitewear

Prices range from $18.00, $24.00, $29.00 and up.

Women’s Fur Coats of Hudson Seal, Muskrat, Marmot in very pretty styles. Prices $95.00, $125.00 and up. Separate Scarfs, Capes, Stoles and neck pieces in a great variety. ,Muffs to match. I '

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inni _iris noun .vinr-'i ' - t _ii - _JN

wild rbirds in snctiididldspltgiellidlliz- _ _ , ,_ _

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for i‘i-ii' kind rciiu»iiilii'aiici\ und tri-at I all present to n most gen- croi ' supply ot' delicious home iiiiid - cuiidy.

'I ie happy pi'0ce0il-Iiigs were now

lm glit to ai close with ii niiitual int rclniiige of good wislies for ii Mi :ry Uliristiuns and ri llappy New Y- ir, those present both feeling ni l cxprcsslng the goneriil opinion il it School Sli is milking satisfac- tiry pi'ogi'i»i~i.| under the skillful iz _iiiugi-iiienl of ‘Miss Matheson.

_-moi SEPARATION IMPOBSIBLE

Thi- i’rinic Miiilstei' iii llic course

ol his speech uttered ii striking warning to -the Sinn Feiners that llieir deiinind for separation would be sternly resisted.

I think il is right to siiy hare, in

i'-ace of the tlcniiiiiiis which have been put forward from ireland with apparent iiutlioriby, that any nt- tempt at. secesi-iioii will be fought with the same determination. with the same resources, with the saint- resoive as the Northern States of America put into the fight against the Southern SLai.es.(L0uii cheers.) it is important that that should he known. not merely throughout the world, but in ireland itself.

Justifying the iiitroductlon of the

Bill at this stage, the 'Premier nb- sei-ved:-

There are many who will say.anil

l must say with some appearance of reiison and sense. is this the

brother, Erwin. -the widely known I that me most happy ,-e1,n|,,,,,, automobile racer is mn missing, 2?" ,,,,,we,,, ,,,,,c,,,,,. ,md ,,,,,,||,,, “lm °h“"5°“ "mi dm" '|°d5l"3' ‘ it was also pleasing to note that "55 “F °°"°'“"-‘°“°l U 1'” M9" the energetic school oiliccrs see M5 CUUPP- ill U10 |69! HN? YUM1- trot ilie school property is kept Mme ‘han 3 *‘°"'9“ f°d°"5| “nd i first class condition. After the im! 05100" l'|li‘¢|0|Dll0dil1\h'€ "ld exiiniifiation. a prograniine of roc- _°" ""5 B°\‘l’d°|l Mme- R°9|5um°*‘ itatianic and school songs was WUI 039791! hy ‘W9 m0\i1°P. MYR- most successfully carried ont. Bc-' FiUml'B0\‘8fi’°|\. Wil0 111115191196 I0 fore closing Master Robert Muc-

tlnie to propose anything? My rins- wer is, .that thare never has been, and there never will be. a perfect- ly -acceptable time. There is n path of falilily which pursues the relations between tho two coun- tries rind iiiakes thnni eternally iit cross' purposes. Sometimes lreliind dciiionils too iiiucii_ lSoinetinies

5|'°°f *P5 °|7,|¢°fl Ind W8! liiiiflfled ljiierson came forward and present- lift-6|' 0 l‘0\lBh Mld Nlmbie fitthl. od the teacher with a nice box of Lilggzhih 1.710 flly' 8110 Wal held In stationery- ns a mark of his per-

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