FHE WN GUARDIAN

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MANS .

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ments vt Vleltlnm accuracy. It is

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W. WELLNER- _

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YOUR FRIENDS can buy‘

anything you can give

them-except your photograph.

Make an appointment today.

The Cook_’s _Studio

than sentiment- it’s_

almost an obligation. _ ' Your family and friends

want your photograph. Make the appointment today at

The 'Bayer Studio

= Al lf. LYON, Studio

Good Photography

- Moderate Prices. Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

' ‘107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

|||| if=`\\\\\|-1% with. coal, for R. 1'. Ilolnian, Limit-_ ed

H srlzclil. 5 noni vii.-uls

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OI Cour:eYou Need

ENSUN' oRN »

loo Cream comes out ol the freezer with it velvety smoothness-and a nr.v dellclousneea-when it la made with BF.N'SON‘S.

And It is pretty hard toaak for any- thing more duliciousthan s Chocolate Blanc Manga or Cream Custard with Fnili. made oi Ben.lon'aCornStarch.

Our new Recipe Book "Desserts and Candles" tells how and how much to ine. Write for a copy to our Montreal Oiiice~and besure totell your grcxzsr to send BENSON‘S. the standby ln Canada for more than half a cenlun.

nr uutul mic! eaulmn

lolerngal-. Cnnrmeal. nnanvronn. 216 voirr wituau.

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Summerslde Shipping

-Schr. "Ellen Mary", Captain (Ji-

seil. has arrived from Port Hastings

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“One gentleman who knows 'the\

leather market bought two pairs of MORRIS C. 8M|TH'8 Bargains.

1461-8-14M3l.

_ .~..-5"-I5., `_

$3.78

A splendid shoe-worth every tent of ........... _.$4.7 ‘

Jost to get quick action I goes for .........

Made in Patent leather

with cloth top, new heel and toe.

_ sas oUR wmnow

I llll 4!&\\

You Will Like

Our Fine China

We have on hand here rl

splendid iirruy of good china - some of the very host work pro- duced hy Japan, France and Austria.

Vifhether you.-wish a complete

set. or individual pieces for n collection, you will find what you want here.

.i Particularly' riice is the hand- ` painted Nippon Chinn dinner set

97 plet-es, selling, now for.$28.00

; Black & Co.

--C£UE TQ THE PARSONAGE.

SIDE ORD, for ice Cream on \\'ed-

Wednasday August 16th. There will

PRlNClPAL BASS of the Uunion Pom-

address. Write today-_ 1481-S-15.\i1i

Boston Comedy Company gave two performances in the Carleton Point Hall on Friday and Saturday last to full houses. On Saturday the great drama. British Born aroused the patriotic enthusiasm of the audience. The veteran impersonio, Price Web- ber will hereafter be a welcome visi- tor to the Point and will always find a full house to enjoy his genial smiles and sallles of wit. The talented act- ress Edwina Gray. with the balance of the company by their courtesy and kindliess have won for themselves the respect of all. Before leaving. Mr. Webber generously presented Father John with a fiull set of chairs for the new hall, Come again Price!-(‘onl.

"Nerviiine" Cures Cramps

End Misery lnsianily

NO REMEDY S0 SPEEDY OR EFFI- CIENT

e real cramp cure? _ Yes. a real one-in a twinkling the

t-ramp is a dead one. and the last squirm is over, once you get a stil! dose of Nerviline on the inside.

This isn't mere talk-it’s a solid,

truthful fact. No other remedy-not a single one-will cure \cramps so quickly and harmlessly as Ncrviline. it hits the spot in a jlffy and saves a heap of misery.

“Last Saturday night my stomach

felt like an infernal machine.” writes T. P. Granger from Hartford. “I was awakened from a sound sleep and found myself suffering the worst kind of torture. I was so doubled up I could hardly cross my room. I' had used Nervillne before for the same thing and took a real good dose. Once I felt the warm. soothing sensation of Nervlline in my stomach I knew l was all right. lt finished the cramps-Just one single dose."

Sickness at night is rendered n

nightmare of the past if Nervillne is handy. lt may be earache. taothaclie or cramps. Nervlline in every case will cure at once and save calling the doctor. Nervillne is a family physi- cian in itself. The large 50c. family size bottle. of course, ls most econo- mical. Small trial size costs a quar- ter. All dealers sell Nerviiine. `

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TIME TABLE

YORK POINT FERRY. MOTOR BOAT DOLPHIN.

Wlll Leave York Point

A.M. P. M. P. M. P.M.

Mon. 8.30 1.30 4.30 7.00 Tues 8.30 1.30 Wed. 8.30 1.30 Thur. 8.30 1.30 Fri. 8.30 1.30 Sat. 8.30 1.30 Sun. 10.00 1.30 4.00 7.00 will Leave Pownal Wharf.

A. M. P. M. P. M.

Mon. 11.00 2.00 5.00 Tues. 11.00 4.30 Wed. 11.00 ' 4.30 Thur. 11.00 4.30 Fri. 11.00 4.30 Sat. 11.00 4.30 Sun. 12.30 2.00 4.30

When not interfering with the time

table special trips will be run to ac- comodate plcnic parties.

7.00

_ Sunnyside <

1-_li

Alley & Co.

.' ~- ”

The Magdalen lelandi S. S. Co. Ltd

The 8. B. Amelia carrying H. M.

mails, passengers and freight leaves Picton every Monday and Thursday af- ter arrival of morning express from I-lellfla. for the Magdalen ialanda call- ing. going and coming at Bourls.

CHA8. W. NEI, Agent, Pletou

W. H. Starrett, Manner, Amherd.

Harbor, . l.

1i_a-toni

. - oidtfirs and fetiel.

le ”'"“` 7 "el ' _ wi’ li7_.ili%i'$iii gu _ ____

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lasts-ilnimo. `

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1-:

3-_-_¢J

' G. W. MILFORD,

ln charge.

1722-7-29MSlt1wk.

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' >-isa Q1. _

\..j?¢.5 ;

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‘to > .- o* I' i \ -

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-i.‘.\:.. rw.. .»_....-.s'..,_,.. - ;-ts’i?»r- -.$111.-.*~‘~ _ 1 _ in ».- va- - ._-

.~......a=dh»tte%*~'€f;

,E gi

his iii

mum

ial Parlolll. Bllllltnlle.

-wANTED.- Young mea and wo-

to the scarcity of men.-H.

land Mrs. l-llichy of Hebron. Lot 8. have received a telegram from Otta- wa informing them of their son, Lance Sergeant Thomas, being wounded. Their many friends feel for them and hope that the 1ad's wound may not after all be very serious.-W.

-NEW HALL.- The opening of

the new chapel hall a t Carleton Point

eloquent sermon for the occasion was delivered to a full congregation bl' Rev. Dr. McLellan of St. Dunstan’s Uollege. The hall is one more attraction of the many ol i'arleton which should induce the pub- llc to attend the great picnic to be held there on Wednesday next. _

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. Ava in in .. snr ore _ °l1‘l' _hy t_Itlst’rovtnee._m_t_;t;nl:__ti_" ner :num . mn. it. it. Howt.t1'*r in om- cult mm eeeominuv ivdqf- .

dlan agent for Annandhlailid vicinity

-H.

-lanes minute wright. .vletm-ia,

niercial College were ln Summerslde "'HAVlNG'--TUB lil! ¢l’0D lhl`0\l8l\° spent Tuesday in Preetown and Kea-

¢|,|,., 'eek ‘fungus go, owning nf out Prince Co_, is now about all saved ,|,,‘§,,___\,-_ , the College. Students should send “"5 0"* “°l*l’|° f“'~\U'° 050'” We - r..and Mrs.. Moréshéd 0! Kllllfv- their applications at oncet A copy of‘ Work Wi” the mlmbef' 01 WOIIWH. WN’ ford spent Thursday as guest of friends

prospectus will be mailed free to any 3-“lsled in taking “P U19 “V09 ‘Wing il “'89|3 P0lll¢--W-

4 '_ -- -Miss McLeod, Bradalhane, is

_p0pU|_Ag pLAyER5_ The -ISLANDER WOUNDED.- Mr. spending a few days in Tryon, the

guest or Miss Greco Woodside.-V.

-_\lr. J. Ralph Brundage, Marine

Otlicial for R. T. Holman. Limited, has left for Boston for two weeks' vaca- tion.

_ -Ziiins I-‘Phillips of Summerside is at present spending u few days as guest of Mr. and Mrs. (_‘. Dyment.

took place last Sunday when High Lot 7.-\\.

Mass was celebrated there by the- -__- pastor Rev. A. J. Mt-Donald. An' »-Pollcenian Matheson of Kensing-

ton has resigned and left on Saturday morning for the West by the Harvest

Excursion.-H. -

llllllill CUHES Ill

iillllliilllllllllll

-summensioa `visl'rons-Among the guests at the Beacon. Victoria!

Alien (`oDD» Miss Helen Copp, St. John; Miss E. R. Clark. New York; Miss (‘. B. Lawson, Yonkers, N. Y.; Mrs. P. A. Sellars. Miss Jean Sellers. and Master Russell Sellars. (‘har- lottetown. Mrs. Martin Daley. Monc- ton; Mrs. B. Wllson Higgs. Charlotte- town; Miss S. M. Lutz. Fainpbelllon, New Brunswick : Mrs. J. B. Aniyot, Mrs. Rldout-Evans, and little daughter, Nistir, Quebec.-V.

MR. ALEX. CAMPBELL.

The death occurred at Crapalid on

Wetlnesday. July 9. of Mr. Alexander Campbell in the 78th year of his age. after an illness of about four weeks. The funeral which took place on Friday afternoon was lar-

a widow, two sons, one daughter. and four brothers, namely, »Nail, Angus. Ewan and John. The palibearers were Messers Crisp Moore. Isaac Beer, Samuel Sherren, Warren Rogeraon, Peter McDonald and Herbert Low-` ther. Interment took place in Crapnud Cemetery.

Entries for Marie llorse

“_am-

2.24 CLASS TROT AND PACE Purse $80.00.

1. Lillian Patcheon by Patclteon

Boy. Entered by H. Kelly. Southport.

2. Helen A. by Brazilian-H. Hooper

Charlottetown.

3. Admiral by Commodore-Jerry

lllahar, Charlottetown.

4_ Zealot by Commodore-M. Mc-

Kenna, Vernon.

5. King Dodds by Kalol-H. H.

Acorn, Sourls. _

6. White Sox by Larohea the Great-

'l`. G. Ives, Montague.

7. Derby by Glacin-J. S. Wedlock,

Charlottetown.

8. Dixie Girl by Brown Dick-J. H.

Henderson, Charlottetown.

2.35 CLASS THOT. AND PACE Purse $65.00_

1. Jellico by Commodore. Entered

by H. Kelly, Southport.

2. Kitchener. by Commodore-J. s.

Wedloclt, Charlottetown.

3. Admiral by Commodore-Jerry

Maher, Charlottetown

4. White Sox by Commodore-T. G.

lves. Montague.

5. Brenton H.. by Oakley Baron-H.

Hooper. Charlottetown.

6. Commodore Grant by Commodore

-Geo. Martin, Montague.

7. Better liidleburg by Commo-

dore-Dr. J. D_ _\iclntyre. Montague.

onseu mics 'mor Ano Pace $25.00.

1. Margaret by Nelson. Entered by

Alf. Webster. Marie.

2. Commodore Tad by Commodore

-M. Toban. M. Road. ‘

2 Hari-v O'Connor-J H McGregor,

5. Oakland Lady by Onhley-Baron

Purse $4000.

of ‘hull i i 1. 'l a it i i ‘ '

A __ - _ .t ‘ it __ _i _o‘i;fn'nut'¢iffl'§_(`s.l-laitxnpaeioeone Y°‘z_"°”| t§g°tf1‘;g|‘;‘é"e{;l°°d°-

` Kwan" I ' . ‘ E” ‘ ‘ 0' _ " /f"*"‘ ` o. 'mmm M..-1. Umar. loan- Atlilieyfllbethere

A ~ ' ' _ .io at-. oem nip. _ . _ _

fncglxgd‘llimfll=t°w " l' mio. vip,” .isis » i_i”__C_ _f"_ _ - __

~..- erage électrlc QVGWIU 'idk '“§§‘_°'B , » mints- S°°f¢fafY- ,' _ _ 43;' ` - _ _ liver eat _ " , '

win °""““"'°°=*****"* J A. Meoouatn init” » eu 1. um., dia. _ i

time. '°" "°°""'° ,gqgslleen Secretary an mmaenuoauwm mem ' - '

M;,;,,,,,,,,g_ - ' same owner or trained in the 4. Ringwood by ningvmea-Jim. same stable may start in the

Lodnar, Bangor. game r3¢e_

-Everett Webster, Marin. __ _ the right to change pmm_am_ s minute cuss riwr Ano race. Pastpone, or declare off any race

sequin-C. Atnusem is on the grounds,

ni:n¢lli°il:fi'l°l1'i.»l-ililitliebtln eras tea tables, ice cream .,

are:-Mr. Mrs. John Capp, Master_ --_-

And Other Parte of the Island by Means of the Farador.

The Faratior is still scoring niany

victories over sickness and disease. notwithstanding the fact that it sel- dom 'gels a fair show, being usually taken as a last resort.

Here are a few examples of recent

CUFGSZ _

A little girl on Bayfield Street, very

ill with pneumonia. measles and whoo- ping cougb. und not expected to live.

cured with a few applications.

A young woman on the some street

has been cured of appendlcitls. Also a girl on Cumberland street.

was so ill with pneumonia that lier death was expected hourly, is now well on the road to recovery.

oesday 16th inet.. at 6 p.rn. l<'e _-_ _ _,‘ _ gonna" |v!§‘ li “°'“' "‘°;»..‘.‘:;_fs_i:.._ .-ri£"~i»“¢--.‘_’““'.'i_°..‘1.*1%.¥_.°‘l~:'.F‘..f: it-...Im-. it -»-.- V'CT°"'“ "f"9°"*LS

1 mms M- wi- "‘°'°"“»

--PICNIC AND GARDEN PARTY- . ~ *P* l tt hid afternoon on route A picnic and garden party will bel °"W- K- “°@°U°AN|_3l0b0|'Ul I* _ '”’_ ' is Weetaeyni Canada; M11.

_.M

A little girl on Richmond street wno`

held in ure Presbyterian clmrcli °l“°¢°- it °"lN|ll 'wth Summer -air. noni: Sherry. dmaxlw Sw- if-,,,,_.|,,, A. naman. and son grounds Lot 14 on the afternoon of.“d°- ` _ . and went West with the axcursiouiats

Leallt-_ returned home Monday. after sailing lor the past few months with hal’ husband. Mies Mamie MacDon-

be semen and contests eg. -other , _ .- ., amusementn. :supper '_ -'ui-vee 'sezgmglux "1°_T_{l1l°_l= C°mm"_¢l- -Mr. Peter Bulger, Cape weird,” ¢,.,,,.,d_ .peut ru-l<l»'y in elm- : it 1 1 14 il.`1~“ U - "'°"' °- °"“”"l*‘* vlaitu l 'simlm id Fri- ' _ _ t 'ra mm 0 P' m 'Im date business education. Write today. ::,7__.~H_' _Y ll en; 7 9.” Q°"°'°"°‘ M” J -Rem B re'

-Pn|NotraL Manila oito vice-' ' \481-S'1W“-

tow . lleesers H. R. Profitt and K.

urned to victoria Friday after t

spgntilng a few days in Charlotte- Auguaune cont %_a_F___A_ _W-np!- C. lllolm were visitors to Charlotte- ‘ _ _ owl; |.~,.|dM._ Mm; Aim; My"-|,. Carleton Pt. on Friday, conveying the Victoria. recently spent a few days in .Brice Wellb" C0~ Who have been Hampton, the guest of her aunt. MTH- °D°l\dll\I* U10 l>ll\¥'f9W di” Ili Vio-

' \\\va'amava»ai\\\

Welmesday noon.

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A child on Cumberland Street that

had suitered terribly from eczema for

Kell' 811811080- R€\'» J- S-_ more than a year, is now entirely- McKay conducted the service. read-lcured. ing for the lesson the 54th chapter ofi A young man on wager gn-get has Isaiah. He leaves to mourn his loss. been cured of kidney trouble and ap-

pendlcltis. . -

A gentleman at Bay View has been

cured oi' rheumatism and another at Clear Spring has been cured of lum- bago. _ -

A lady at Hampshire has been cur-

ed of nervous trouble. Also another in Charlottetown.

Some severe cases of spinal trou-

ble have been cured or greatly helpad_

The names of all the persons re-

ferred to will be given to those who care to verify the statements. Many ‘more cases have been cured whieh time and space will not permit us to refer to.

' W. E. ENMAN.

Parador Agent.

220 Richmond St., Charlottetown.

1474-8-15M1iE1l.

New Annan

l'lorse Races

Wed. Aug. 23rd 1916

Thl"ee flasses Purses _ $500

Free for all Trot and Pace Mile Heats. $200 2.19 Class Trot and Pace Mite Heats. _. $150 2.30 Class Trot and Pace 7'Furlong Beate............$l50

All races mile heats. Best 3 in

5. _Races to end at end of fifth heat.

Five per cent with_entry

and five per cent from winners. Entries close August 14th.

Five or more orses to enter.

and three or more to start in each class. f

Two or more horses by the

The management reserve the

for any good 'cause

'il

we--.

Dim? 1.

_” In ar

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returned homo after spending

'e-'past week with iles 'Erma Inman,

nd Mr. Everett _ ttoa drove to

Geo. Myers. Miss Naavy Myers, Vic-_ torla. -V. _ ' ~ _ _

vo'rE STANDING 0 c I

Record of votes cast _hp to _noon Monday.

’l‘he_next change will be made in the ataadlild Thursdy and will include all votes caat up to

DISTRICT N0. 1 -_

city of Charlottetown and summmtué. 1

Mrs. Hannah I.; Waddell, 222 King Street. Charlot_tetown..Z§,33 Mies Kalie‘Flyan, |15 Darcllelsltelr Stresz, Charchlltle;te__wn...... 22;, Mi E l G.A 84ll‘ _I i, _ ___¢t;_owl,- _ @ Jhlnlr lan-rg?i, iuslrzwlirfl Safer, Clnrl3llet¢'w'n...2l£lI

I Miss Annie H. Cameron, Milli Street, Sttmlherslde

Miss Florrit- Mecwilliilm, 207 King Street, Charlottete\vn..4§Z3 Min Maria Walsh, 25 Kent Sireet,Chsflottelown

- DISTRICT N0. 2 _

All territory in and around Tlgaleh, Alber-

> ton, Kensington, Moiétaguie, Georgetown-_ and

our s. _ _

Miss .lenaie Campllell.Alherlon _ .. ........l8,l09

` Min Lottie Fitzgerald, Georgetown . _ ......_....l_7,9l0

Mrs. .l A. Bernard, Tignieh .... ..... ........l7,557 Miss Annie C. McGowan, Kilmuir. .... 17,115

~ Mies Winaiired Morrissey, Peterville . ....l7,I00

Mies Anna McDonald,” Soaris East ._ 105 Min lrene McLeod, Mount Stewart...... ..... . 54 Min lrene C. Birt,Mouat Stewart ......... ... Miss Mary Myers, Mt. Stewart, R. Ii. No. .

DISTRICT N0. 3 _

Will comprise all Villages and Post Offices in Prince, Queens

1 and Kings Counties not included in Districts one and two __ `

_ Mn. lila l.. Bartlett, Fairview

Mietlidne Mt:Donsld,'Southl.alre_..... Min Christine Matheson, St. Peters R.ll. No._Z...............Z2,|@ _Miss Florence Bowlieee,;Bedeque....,_......._...... _ Miss Vera Bernard, Emerald, |l.R. Na. Miss AanieBeaion,Bansl\aw.. .....l§,49_l _ ni.. on.. ._ nw.; c Mrs. G. li. Myers,Southpart...... '

' Mies Evelyn Ar|enault,A|lrant’e Villege...... “__

-Mrs. Thomas Keenan, Southport . .2 ` Miss Hazel Sherry, McNei|l’s Mills..... .. 5 ` Miss Florence Turner, LGlynde River... _ ._ .. _ ._ . ........ll| Miss Maggie 0’Briea,llristol........ ............. 73 Miul/era Rattray, Sl. Peters Bey_..__. .... ii... _ ...ai Mrs. Maurice White, Raclty Peiat...... _ ..

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~ Ravagls olilme 'f ' _*_

Are what Y u ` to alt Q

the grave df ysdiilfi deglilrted , w'}>'i.ril'1"° """'l»'ifi"i‘e°ine§§ - _ ,.09 _ ._ -_ tb _be hadi lhllelllgllllallit-given. .

itébandlei & Bell

_ _ Kent Street ___ "‘*‘5"“i»i‘{‘.‘.i..‘.§°...w.¢%5 .S.‘?i%D *YS

TIME TABLE ,IN EFFECT AUGUST 14TH, 1016. _ _ '_

Trains Outward. Read Down , _Trains Inward. Read up:

11.50 1.15 2.06 2.49 3.30

server 335332

F' 3

ATLANTIC STANDARD 'l"l`lE.- ' `

ers? 3333

_ Emerald J ct.

Kensington

9.50 Ar. Summerside Deb.

9.27

A.M.

ep. Charlottetown Ar. 11.40

Hunter River 10.86

9.59 9.27 9.00

PP?PF 532;;

1 _K

ws;> 3333"

6.15 5.30 _ 4.50

s=.°°°; SSE:

10.38 1 1.15 . ‘

12.15 Dap. _hummerslde ' Ar. 1.57 Port tim _ 3.32 - -0'Laary ‘

4.40 ` Allwflioll

5.40 AT. _

E46

7.4B‘

7.03

'$.19

§‘§

3.81 2.07

12.55

A5- Ill.

‘l`ues,_“i

S i____vli-gmt.. Entered _sy}-ltaslielly. Nmoggl tmtt\|& rules to a hp‘;i_r.'& t- ` 1 --~’. _ . `. ` S-TU'-"'

on nor. m _-_-:fir - _ ' . st." '_ ' t_» -~» ' and 'ripverm by' nstatiiaeén-3°'°m ¢¢ Iii ve. 5"' 1 ' " ` " ‘ “_P.-ll.; it-M..

Jag?-Maher. Chai-lot‘t:L|m.td _"___ teg3:nf§I§i;S s_56_'_ 5.55 ___a66.8liDep. (_.Emarn_ilt°,i_¢£l __

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U98

’l`*¥*"Pl*~_ .,gl!°l°;+`.lf..____, : =

4.” - 4.57

cii._i»it .. .

Manage. Y m . _ nish,Summe'rddeaniMontagtte.`~3~m'I.W» _ " r' '°° W S s 4. may om." by den. ‘éreltllf-“*\~ Particulars of which will appear

JaY."Mt. Stewart. _ - _ _K “___

mt. .tn . ‘ :too s.so mp. clmlemmln

5. Annie ii.. by Kanteil A. , S 'Band nd "10 ° '

lally, Sourls. . . _ u _ a _other

8.4 ni. stewart

0.17 - 'lorell

9:47 si. _Pam-'e 11-16 Ar Banrls Dep

$332 G.” 8.11

' 5.10 '

rgrrr .S EZS

.if alma-Flip. _ mf -

\._. _

_“sif- S&°»2_s‘.

\ ' ' - » 0.00 ' - - -

on 7 Brixlllen Tom lrye.r§‘illh\'Ir- gtdnmnte dunk, ~l9___ _ . .fi » _ _ ___

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' nap. Ani s _ rt Ar 3.50

ard I _ _ 8.80

ioao ~_ has - of _ a.ie

neu.

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