-' m maquereau cm»

‘ i sari-rani.

. 4. . br - _ ' '[iilq la...“ opportune timn to have ywv old timmadc u flood aa

IIOWÆ

.OUR SPECIAL'I'Y

la' coi-ri Tire}. Bring youn today v

and'iot un put you_ In flood chape

for thc tenon.

EDGAR WHITLOGKV

162 Kent 80net .... nTolephona 687

Il ou'r BACKGROUND.

leturea.

tary. _ can bov had.

'Wh t’ °' W' d i .. Disp ay .-- iiy'atch 'o’iïr Window Friday and Saturday, and yciu wlll ace ho)” wg'glvo Service to our Cuntomers.

Wo buy' tho But to serve thc Ben. QUICK SERVICE la our MOTTo.

Wa proteot our Cuatomern by uning ait Sanitary Store

W0 work for your Intoreota au wcll au our own.

Oùr store must ho Sanitary. Our equlpment ail Sani- Tho most Effective, Sanitary and

_ Qon’t forge! Fridny and Saturday. We wili demonatrate to you tno mont essentiai place ot leture In our store.

Thin machine la thc mont Sanitary. Machine of its klnd .on_the market. and wo usa it for your protection.

JENKINS & SON ,

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Tire daily uao of thc. _ and purifier thc poni of thc, aida.

Êoap. pian-es

thon pævcnt biaokhcada and pimples. The intment coôiïs and Mata any irritation or roug ne“. They ara mullent i'orthe toile! u in IIIO leeura Talcum l‘or,powder- ing and perfumlng thc min. ' 501.25€. Wfiadfle. Talc—25:. Sold mulhouttheDomlnion. ' ' “museau? 'ËBÏÎÏ‘ Cutlcwa Snap alu-val witiaout mua.

BHOP 'from Holman’s Catalog.

BATTERY DRILL—No. 2 drill tonight at 7.30.

EQCEFTIONAL

æ VALU E8

tons' blg sale .

linery ruoms . q—

ces on men’s clothlug. spoeial value ne 312.00. dental! l’rowse Bros. Ltd.

5‘ I FOR THE JUNË BRIDE—We have a vory'complete stock uf Ster- ling. Coiuinunity and ltogers’ SllverA waye. W. W. Weilner, Ltd., 103 Grafton St.

TAKEN SUDDENLY iLL——— Rev. Julian and ers. Jnynes, West New. ton. .Mnssn accompaniptl by__ tholr

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SATISFACTION

Modernlznd that

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Agents

AGENTS CANVASS‘E‘RS WANÎED ‘in'driigs tor‘ioot‘ aliments, excla- sive territory. Vory i;on propu-

silo ‘.- :iôMit. Aune-Si“; St. t

iiynncinthe. Que;

Moclianeous .

‘mo; ALFRED McDONALo. sua. voyer, .llyhnansville.

____...__.._._._.__._._..___ REBPÉcTNBLEiWIDOW. woum

like a position in a famin do t0

sowiag o ,knittlng for hoard and

room. - çIidrs. Magge «Parsiey,

Capq' Tra ‘ e,_P.E. .l ' Lest

LOST ON K‘E‘NT 8T. SATURDAY ovenlng. ltosury in casa. Flndor 'leave at_Gunrdinn_ (igloo;

LOST. — CIRCULAR BLACK brome}, sot. wlth pearis. Flnder louve ut. Guardinn Oillco and ru- ceive reward.

llelp \\’:iiiteii—1«‘einilio

WAINTED—A MAID, APPLY 147 Eim Ave.

For. Graduation Gifts

‘from our extenaivo stock et v cholce Jowelry for ‘youna women:

Braceletta, and Wriat -Watchu. mach", Rings. Pfiari Npcklnco’aÏ'Lavaliien, lli'lnqw Irfla incalnnn. that mimi appui t‘. nino tutu. A

ion Gratton Stroat ' ’J‘Jewelera aine-1888

dressera "-

.. la... al l Inc-aidait“! 1:60:11. n ana won. » i Ira-q a -o a mua-ami... 'a. "

- M 33:: aah. .. ua- lia-(al. un In maint.“- par 1‘

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un] nul a "Il. 16g ann-

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l"or Sale

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’FOR SALE—WICKER BABY CAR- riage. Applydiiz Kent St.

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FOR SALE—A SECONDnHAND, buggy. as good as new. Apply to S. ‘1‘. Gallaîit, 65 Elm Ave.

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FOR SALE—SEWING MACHINE lu gond condition. Appiy 167 Grent George Street.

-m lIelp “’anted—Femole

.——._.__._________...__,_ WANTED——A MAID FOR GENER“ al houseworlt., Apply 247 Grot- -Iton St. in evènings. " -—-————*__._‘_. FOR SALE—SHORT HORN BULL. 1 yenr oid. D. J. MoLean, Ar- gylo Shore. ___._..___‘_________ FOR sALE—AT BARGAIN PRI- ces. a new shipment nf niiiltary rldlng saddles. halters. feed bans, horse envers and flre straps. S. L. liardy & 'Co. .

Wm- FOR SALE 0R RENT—DWEL- ilng houx-te ami large loi. couve: nieaily located. Terms‘ moderntn Write ‘M .C. McGowan. Kilmuir.

‘Vanted

h—E——————————-————__.._..._ WANTED—A SECOND-HAND 0l- riee Deuit. M.ÀC. ‘McGowan, Kil- mulr. .

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T0 LET—LARGE FRONT BED- room ldnally sltyuatedlncing th.‘ i‘vntorî'. iApply Gunrîiian Office.

impriial l’reirlierÎiéoiîne

‘ pnekage only. A

’I‘his (insuline han more. power than other gasolines. and la tha must populnr gnsoiina on the mni- kot. ‘ - .

—-———.Q.-———— Tna .perpetuni llg‘ht thox are;

worieirig nn wlll never look righ-t un‘ieos'they senti u porpoLuai hlll.

M’enn Blnlnlnlvl'for Drlnyul nnil 'aln ul Mennlrnnilan tient"! “I lan- vl- dlr- m b7 Mail. l'nœ .200. Knlolrr- Miser “que!!! on. 7l. H. Plus! a... l'ami”. Uuaalaa"

.sM. .

I} stopper] there pending his rocovery.

everyone gunranteed

' tint: oil by whii:h all other automo-

- and supponted by a number' of thc

'G. W. F, Glondenniug. M. A. S.

vthree ehiidren and maids. arrived at_Borden last night on their way to their sommer resldcnce at Kep- poch. Mr. Jaynes wns taken iii ni Borden and the ‘journey wns

ÿ A Prize Parce!

Each parcel eosts onc doiinr and to contain over une dollars’ value and ruuning up to twvnty dollars in our Satur— duy parce] sale. ner C0. Ltd‘;

lmpe‘rial Palatine dits

Tfie standard automobile luhriea<

hile oils ara valund. OVer one mil- lion hnrrels soid ta auto owners in the Unlted nStates lnst sommer. :MAKES A GOOD =('AR BETTER.

MetnodiSt A "Quarteriy Board

The l‘ourth meeting oi' lhn Onnr. terly Briard ot thc Methudist Chureh, eity. was heid on 'l‘uesday ovoning. As this was thc closiug meeting ofr eceiesiustieai yen vei‘y intnresting and satisfaetory reports .[rom the tl‘li‘i‘erent (lepart- monts wero subinitied. 'I‘ho t'in— onoini statoments b ythe Record- ini; steward. and the Secrctary oi’ thc Trustce Board sliqiw-d that nll nt-eounts had hr‘on paid and thc (-hureh wns entirvly troc ol' de'nt. 'AHÇI‘JhÛ routine business wns disposer] of thc foliowiug resolu- lions movod hy “'er. Mcnry Smith, useconded Ib'ÿ‘ Col: 'ÎMoore.

meinbors ot‘ thc _B0nrd wag unani- mousiy ,ponned and presented to Rev. 'Mr. 'Glendenning:— As ihis ris thc last meetign of ihe Q‘unrterly Board at wiiich the Ruv.

.T. B. wiil preslde, \\‘e wish to Ipiace on record our iiigh appreci- ’ation of the valunabie work lie has neeompixis‘hed:within t’ho past three 'years for Mcthodism ia'Charlottu- town. ,À

iDurinsg ‘nus pcrlod thq ncopio havo Iheenryisjted in thelr homes ‘by tiie poster. who has evcr heen soiricitioim‘ i‘orltlreir spiritual wei. 'i'nrr- and for 'tilL'Ïl‘ regui-ar atten- dance 'upon thc services oi‘ the church. Theso periodical pastoral visits have _heena,very‘ mach ap- ‘pl‘eCInted “and "ns' a re'sult mflny persons caiitng themseives Metho- dists, hait not .going to any pinco ,9“? {wo-nsh'lp are"‘nqni ’roguilar .at .Æendants “P0117. his ministrxw l We recognizo too thnt lrb" hais" heen a wise administrator As weii us a inithtui and diligent .pnslor. 'i‘lie (iiiterent (lepai‘tmontnuot' the chill'ch nro. ail in a very 39minu- i'ng condition. and large timiiers have ht't‘." added to (ho mendier— shlp [N‘Ullgh iris faitiit‘ul and un- iiring services ns pastor niiiip—preach er .

As a eiiiizen on ‘Cllariottetown iho ltev. Mr. (ilendenuing has al- wnysv takon an active internat in ihe well living of thc commun.in and in thc promotion ot good elti- maliip ngenei'aliy.

lu sayiug tareweil to lilm and M‘i‘s. (ileml-enning. his .devoted iciquizirisru taire mentiiers f'o'ï the Board wiil follow theiu wlth thelr primera for (iod's hlesslng upon thoir work. and good wlAhes tm abundant suocess in their,‘dnture il id utiubo . . A. l»: qî'fieW‘MrPDÔIÊndèänln‘ë’s term of oiilm expire-i about tho inst oi’ June, and ho wlli .probaibiy ho statioued next, a: Moncton.)

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Laxàtives R eplac ed By choÿuquujot \

Nnioi il inhricnnt—not d nedlclno or y laxative—u cannot (ripe. .‘

Wben 'you’ arô constipatedi

jni beau-dt. lotion il lu clou to "Il. natnhl lubri- oant, m it-today.’

Battery

in 'Sinimons Bedu and Bedding ut Pa-

STRAW HAT WEATHERnPn' tons have quiek seiiers in this mll-

MEN'S CLOTHING—Spccial pri- See our ‘ Jts won-

The W. '1‘. Well-

no Daim—“,1 3h he was unnbie t3 v say anyt ä!“ rçniized his p01 e

- phthy nis"witli youv’and nny otite.-

niant-ont the locatifs "gond friend.

n 8

. a‘lslat von In titis muter i nhnli bo

- demeurait-"gamin"

Boaters at thc towest Prowse Bros. .Ltd.

more serions tban a generai sha-

and 'an excuse for the gnthering oi‘ a large crowd.

large attendance ai. the montth meeting of the Cutholic

dral on Tuesday eveuing. iThe re- ports from the ditforent pilleurs and convenors of the ;League, whicn were rend and accepted. show tiint there is much good Work heing donc. .Mrs. K. J. Ledwell was un. animously oieetod as 2nd Vice Pro. sident tu fill a vacancy. Srvcrnl new memhers wero enrolled. A pieasing tenture of the eveniug wnu an interestlng and instructive p.1- per rend by oua of the members. ———-.-oo-———

PERSONAIB

er. E. M. Kielly. New York. ris on n vislt io his oid home in thls ‘provlce and is stopping at tlie lie. vere Iietel.

Mr. M. J. Byrne, of Boston. lately returnod tram savannagnuhn. is on n v-lsit; t_o relatives at ibis old home, Webster's Corner.

ilev. Geo. Millar, of Nev'v'London. and 'itev. R..;ii. .Stavert" or liun- ter River. have left Thursday moru- iug for Wiuuipeg to attend llle nient ing of tire General Assembly. ‘

iMIES Florence Wright. oili’. le“ yosierday niorning ou a visit lialii’ax and other Nova Scotla citles.

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Mr. li. lM‘.‘ Seiier, Edmontnn, nrriv e'l in the ‘city iast nig’hb enfui visit tu old friands: hem. Mr. Snilers. whosi- inthor formerly kept tlio .Moreil llouse, hns many ira-mis ln -('harioti.etown. He has resided in tile wc-st. . . Clipt. iC. J. Houghton; ’M.(‘.., who hns heen in the’ city for thn pas! threo weeks instructing the l'.E.l. .lienvy iirigado left yesterday morn- ning for Camp Potawawa wllere ne wili b8 on duty wltli the artillery during the" summer months.

Mr. W. J. Konnedy, son ni Mr. Alexander Kennedy. of Southport. ‘acenmpanied ‘hy his wite and littie daughter ,arrlvcd in thc city Tues day night from a tour round the

South Africa to Australia. Zenland, Fijl Islands. lsinnds. Vancouver. thence across Canada to Chariottetown.

[BIIRÆHIS

BRUCE—‘ln this city to Mr. ‘Mrs. W. P. Bruce. twin boys.

and

DVSTANT—At tire I’.E,l. llospitnl June 3rd. to Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Dystnnt, a son, Roy George.

McDONALrD—In thisi oiiy. Mny 24th. 1922. t0 Mr. and Mrs. R. J. 'McDonald, n son. Congratulations.

GlBBON.—At Charlotte. North Carolina, on May 24lh, In Mr. and M‘rs. Gibbon. nee Miss' ‘liiida Lonrd ui' Crapaud . a dnughter. Jean Victoria. Congratulations.

DEATIIS '

DYSTANT—At "le r. E. l. Hospi-

tal June 6th, infant son of Mr. an Mrs. W. G. Dystnnt. city.

CORiSH—Suddenly. yesterdny mor- nmg in Charlottetown. Wm. Corlsh, ugud G3. Funernl-takes place Fri- day morning frmn his Iate resi- dence. 48 (lumberiand St t0 St. Dunstan‘s Cathedral thence to R.C. Cornetery. .

,i’articulào (li ' "Isläiier Deaih

Mr. Malcoim MaeDonaid. Nlne Mile Creek. iras recelvod tire foi« lowiiig stating (ho sad' ncws oi thc death ol’ his brothor ‘Neil. who died in Merritt. 8.0., May 25th. 192m: Thc,Manse. Merritt, BÆ. Doar Mr. .MoDonaitlz—

lit is my paintul duty to let you know thnt yonr brather Neil passed nway to lits etc-rani rest inst nlght, at thc Niculn Valley Genorni Hon- Ditm.‘ n :Ho vins admitted thore las! Octoher. sufferlng from high blond pressure. Aiter this ho wentJiaek to h'vls wor‘k."hut took sick andin about ‘n month ago. and nos been xraduaiiy getting woaker inca iris last admission tu tlle lioapltai. “

everyauttentton and eomfort sixiwn him. “ il viasïwith him lnst twu‘ dnys ng'o. frime was thon suiïorlng

aition. and prayed nnd'iipoito

a... une; “ennui. mm. to him h‘e a conscious pli inlM _ cent produisait by yonr aya- commander] son] to his litlnkar..

‘ un to ke‘ep lite fond vante throii h' oui! Lord and Snviour Jo-Ë' loft. Docton prmriinNn- sosie rist. ' I 5

'4 't‘nne saÿçlthat my deepest RYTH'.

mamibers of hls Inñm 'I'we now

MEN'S STR-AW 'BQAT-ERS—Tho largest nssortment oft Man's Straw prices.

'AUTO COLLISION—A collision yesterday toreaoon nt corner Kent and Prince Streetn botwoen n city car and a milk doltvery auto t'rom the anbunbs rrosiuited in notiiing

king up et the machines concerned

c.w,.L. MEETING—Thero was a regular

Women's Longue. whieh took place i'n me Assembly :Hall of the Catho-

I wnnt'toassure yau that hollad' '

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hi eg‘weits Wiii "3.3!! Gaine H

‘L‘à‘st evdning a large number of embusia'atie 1ans admettait at the Abegvileit Grounds to Witness une, second gaine of a series of savon be- tween the Beavers and 'AbegweLtn.

Tho gaine was nrvery nice exhi- bition of baseball. thgre being very few erro‘rs and each piayer did iiis utmost to make the game interest- ing. Thè‘ Ab‘bies seçured their iead in the first inning, wlth Lon Camp- beli pitching for tbe Benvers. Tho Abbles seemed to hlt at wiii and hnd fivo runs’ to their credlt before the side was retired. ‘ _

“Lefty” .McQuaid was put in the box for‘ thc remainlng six lnnings and only allowed two runnersr to cross the home plate. For 'hls Illrst appearanco in thc senior ranks, ho demonstrnted to thc hal- ters thut he had a wlckod lett and was entltled to a place in this posi— tlon.

Tho field was mnrked qulte dis- tinctiy. and is a great improvement on the nid dniamond; also tho snoks are securely pegged dowu, which gives hoth base runners and base. men a better advantage in hand- ling the bnii.

Thc Committee. Messrs. F. P. Hennessey, Jamea McEachern and James Coyle, are to he commended on the interest they nre showng in keeping the tans to tho grand stand and looklng after lhe publie as they should be. No doth this wlll have .tiio desired ei’fect. and next game wlll see an even large-r attendance.

'Shouid the remafuing gnmes keep on a par wlth that of iast evening thch is no doubt that basebaii vwlil gain in popularity and the sories will ho a grand success.

’l‘ho gaine started at 6.30 the A bies taicing the fieid. '

lat, Beavers—Cronin tans; A. Arsennult hits and. renches first. and stenls second; (.‘ameron out tu llowatt, Iniicld i'ly; Pureell gets two«bngger and Arsenault goes home;_E. Arsenauit walks and Pur» cell' steals thlrd; Ruthiedge tans. “15|, Abbies—P. McQunid reaciies firs't. Arsenuult overthrows; Whaw ltry hits grouiider and reaohes first saieiy, MeQuaid going to second; Whackex steais second; Howatt hits. hringing home McQuaia. Whnckey advnncing to third; Fran- cls hits t0 flrst. steals second. hringing home Whackey; Ryan. out to A. Arsennuit. outfieid fiy; Gar- rlck walks. stole second; Corrigan liits to first, ‘bringlng home iiowatt land Francis. steals second and Garrick goes home; Dougan out nt iilrst; Corr-lgan goes t0 third; Klns- man ont at tirst, Abbies—â; Beav- m '1.

2nd, Beavers—Currie ont at first;

The gaine was a 800d une feliaws.

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“.Lefty” surprised a whoio lot.

The Beavers are a little weak ut hatting.

fPrnctice counts. it is up to the pluyers. ’I‘he tans wrill attend whcn assured uf a good gume.’

Kinsman sure burns 'em over in the plut-lies.

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Cups For J uly lst Athletic Meet

in tho show widaow or Mr. C. A. (Yanupbeli, Jeweler, Queen street ure dispiayed trwenty-four beautl- iul silver caps to ‘be competh l'or on July lst at the Abegweit girounds. fl‘he iargest cup stands tweive incite» hlgh and tiie surali- est seven iuches, anyone 01‘ whicli are weil worth .possessinlg. Ten more silver cuips, similnr to those on dis- piay are expecth any’ day, and when ail displnyed together wili iliflkB one ot'.the t‘l-neet collections of ‘silverware ever presented nt un athletlc nieet in the .Maritime l'ruv- inccs.

Every uthlete should mnke it n point l0 set in as much training ber fore JJu y tst as possible, or pos- siny some one wiii step lin ut lhe iust that hue trained just n littie harder thon you and awny kues a pertectiy good oup-portunlty of secur. lnrg a nier: cup.

Baseball Tuesday At P. W. C. Grounds

'l‘he second cf the sorles of hasc- irall gamcs betweon 'tlieïstation End Bouvers and the Eastern Stars, r0 sulted in victory for the Station iml Beavers .hy a score oi' 13—12. 'l'lic gaine wns closely contester! trom statt tu finish enclt- ployer hendlng every eitort to bring vic- tnry 'to his team.

'l‘he sncctators on lhe vbnnk and in the numerous cars that slolrpell to witness thc gaine were ioud in their pralse ot’ those ieung ama— teur bail players.

vHerriil, Burns and Rnnnhan were

Campheil renches îlrst on third strike, goes to second on overtlirow

world, travelling trom Cape 'i'nwn._i,y Fil-“mis; McQunm fana; Camp. cellent support. Ne“"ii(‘ll gens home on passed bail; Cro- 5P“. Mutatile. "GW-“n‘m'vnin walks, put out stealing secondil‘euv “"1 excenom

"on Franchi long throw. '

2nd, Abblea—iLei‘ty McQuaid ini pltcher's box. B. Ross tnking een-|' 'tro field. p. McQunld out at f-irst;. Whackey hits. reachos first, steais 'srcnnd and third; Howatt walks. Intenls second; Francis hits two bag- uer, hringlng home Whackey and liowatt: Ryan tans; Garrlclt tans. Ahhries. 7; Beavers 2.

'ard, Beavers—A. Arsenauit nie-3 hit to ilrst. stenis second and third: (fameron ont at first; Purceli fana; E. Arsennuit out on nice fieiding hy Meläachern.

3rd, Abb‘les—Corrigan tans; Doug an tans; Kinsmnn hlt to i'irst and reaciies second on Arsennuli's en‘or ad goes to third; P. .McQuald fous 'lhe air. vAhhieB. 7: Beavers 2.

4th, Beavo's—Ruthledge out tu it'orrignn. outiield fly; Currie, nlce single. steals second and put ont a: third; itoss wnlks, stenis second and third and wns caught in the at- tempt to stenl home.

41h, AbUiesmWhaekoy out at first. groundt-r io "Lefty" McQuairl; .iiowattnnd Francis tans. Abhlos. 7; Renvors. 2. 5th, Beavers—Cronin tans; Arse- nnult nico lilt tu first. steais second and out at third; Camean tans. 5th, Abbiea—diyan fouis, cuugh: by Purceil; Garrick froc pass to first. fureed out at second whou (torrigan siuglcd; Dougnn fans. Ah- hies. 7; Boavers. 2. 6th, Beavers—l‘urcell out t0 How ait, infield iiy; E. Arsenauit out to iiowatt, iniieid i‘ly: Ruthicdge i'ans. 6th, Abblca—Kinaman hits io (fainoron. who ilumblcs. steals soc- ond; McQuaid out t0 .Conieron; Mcläacliern out tu AnArsennult. oui— i‘ir-id fly; Howntt baags a liner to “‘Lefty’ who handles it nicely. Ab- bies, 7; lieavors. 2. 7th, Beavers—Currle out nt first hy Klnsmau; Rosa tans; MeQunid nice hlt rfor single; (lronin hits three hangar, bringinz home Me— Qunld; A. Arseuoult singles to rvirst. Cronin going home; ‘Cameron hits nice home run. hringing in Ar- senault. ‘hut it wns clahnod a toul hall and Arsenauit was sent back to. third; Canneron got. free pana to flrstnng .stole second; Pureeii fana 7th, . Uiea—‘The Abbles did not go tW as they wero in thc lead.

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‘Thf . ,lneup was as ioiiows: Abe a?" aenveru v"n Catcher Francièi - Purccil ,‘, n- " .-Pltcher Kinsiah' . Cnmpheil J McQunid

indiy' nn' __ i pray that tho cnn-' gistlon of par Fat se ho wlth yen d ,voursin tir ‘herenvement. 1! i con, do nnything t0 iwin or

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pieased to do nli i con.

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aliment. ot