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The .couple were unattended. Afteri - w . tend-lkddlnft greg; Cleifrya Sqle qt ___ ; _ - _. it _r » _ the ceremony' they left by auto for Furl; °HANGE‘_§‘"'i(' T' lint" Dry Goode. _ 13l`i§.g_12 M3’ _ h , 7 Q’ 0 Mcmmmnm Homh ,Swim a The , er an .tu Rev. E. S. ee s w ex-

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win reside at No. 33 oriebar sr., this °h““g° P“lP““ “°’“ S““““y 15"” EN'rEnEo H city - _

yelterday afternoon at the Manse. Brighton. Rev. Dr. Fullerton officiating.

Capt. tRev.) C. W. Corey, ot Windsor,

who visited the Island some time

France with gun wound in the head.

TEN NIS.-Ladies single champion-

1360'-9-12M1i.

ON»E~0F THE FEW "impossible

that of finding good tenants for un-

River. will be sorry tdlaiehrn BPI: r

RALPH conEv wounosn. _ SVVVUVMY afternoon HV 2_30_ land Hospital i

N. S., formerly ot' Charlottetown, and ON TRIAL TRIP- One of the new

engines recently purchased 'tor ‘fthe

. i _ r. 1 ago, has received oiiicial notice that tasks., for classmed advertising is P.E.i.R. madeatrialtrlp on tne"`1-bbd his son. Ralph. ut’ tl\e Machine Gun .. yesterday .cgkgasa tminwf cm-B to

t-orbs was admitted to hosvitul in deskmme pmpewy. B‘_,|`7f1. Q. ja" .

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Ot' over two years service this is the STUDENTS coNFERENcE‘__ A CHURCH ...1)¥. SC0TLAND_Th9 tlrst hospital record he has had ior t, is 'bei Rev. D. M»eaLeim will-pieach nt Glas

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ol |rAL 't‘l1?AW' g P

SP V .- man' _ _ _. _--

friends or Mrs. A. u. iJar"e+,fNut»t-ir’ `

Clunc s Pr0

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ship will be played at Victoria Park or treahhV°n'£mm'ImVVf ' ' 7 'A A ` ' V

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If studen s conference ng arrang- ~ ' ' ' -- ' ai y cause. _ cd to take.-place in Charlottetown ex- gow Ron-dl' °n Blmbnm- tml 15"” 2"" ii* '- - - -_ V h,hh,,'m w,__,,Vk‘_ M,.V_ L0" Bucmey 0,- 1)0-30 H-_m.. Hishiieiri 2.110 and in the V F __ 1;' __h=Vh_

`_“l`s' MMO" llalital, is"-comingf;ove'i‘ to lend his Ieomes' '(“h’“"°h “t ’7' Um" r““"‘1_”y

_ ' ‘ ' en notilicd dial 17th. Lot 48 at 7 .m_ . - -. .

' die ` "'~‘" ` , ‘ -

KiLi.Eu iN Acrioni 0 ‘ ‘lf

Vessev, \oik_ luis be D \ tau,

.tsslstance

her brother Lieut. W. J. N. Gill was ` ' .,~ -. . .H J i .l V .,, l killed in action on Sept lst Lieut _ ¢QM|NQ |-|QM5__Majm-A A Burt. ' ` ' ' 7"’ - . ,...,.,_,

conimeoneou MA~rniEsoN - -. ' ` ~ ' -'l-.°'- SERV'°E-'-A "ef,-V lm' ' _ - _ ' ‘ ` N' ` ‘“‘ ‘°»

Gill enlisted at thc beginning ot thc plegswe Bervme under the auspices of it-tt city, tyesterdav. .re¢_¢1v€.j mp

I war. ani crossci over with the lst " ll . pl ' i l it lil .'., b i . h l' l ‘l . ’ . "T B L

Amour Island -'0l<1if'i'B killed ii* ll'-‘~‘ csnsriiali Divlsioh i-is had been uw- 'he Loy? 0ra.“g° L°dg° was hfald ’" irijarlaxlihtzrfmismiiicuilli-KIT; (goth: Plcturlzed History bi _.1 __ _

emily M8599 01 me fwem °n'e4"sl“" arded the meritorious service medal, SL J°hn' Eplsqoual churclh Cmpuud had arrived in New York. from Bug- w 2 ‘of

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was C°"P°mlG°'d°n Mathle°°n“1 “M TWO SlSl€FS are left I0 m0“1'“~ MVS- OT Slmday.even»mg Rev' J J Bama.” land accompimied -by her little son. » ive Of C“fd"°"» "E" C‘"dlg‘“" Milton Vessei' and Mrs- tSgt-l John f“HP°" HE! ff.” aMvery_ They arc expected to arrive in char- ‘ Flinlous Book Have Been Sold- HH W" 'l‘° 9°" °f Ml" “nd “N F. Grainger. ‘mregmn ' ‘SB ‘ argme ' iottetown Friday--nicht Mrs corn'-;

George Methieevn. “Hd fi S““d’°" "" “°“gh‘ed 'he “°“g'“g”‘“°" "S 501°” many friends here w-in be deiigi1icti_, f _ _- ` _ _ - --

ML Whhsm Gordon of (im-(tggun A collection of $30.00 was taken for the to see her once more. V _

Hemh Corp Matmesom who was 3| Protestant Orphanage

ears of was a student in the l

llrlpce ofagsfeales ("ollege when he ep- GASSED-Mr. Arch McPhee, North

hated when 19 in the 1053, Bhnution of _,The EyCS‘_""0f the ‘VMMVN WMM Lake has received the following tflle- °“ March 23m' 1916' whue_'" Img' is to be shown at the Prince Edward gum' Stating thaf 71?186’- Plc' llmd he wok 8 spe°la1°°u“e mVm'“'h` Theatre, to-day only, the Los Angelo: P' Mcphee' lnmmrl' Mm on cf 5 me gun wm.k_ He went over m mg TV_ _VZ reported admitted to the V_6th, Iiiclil

firstdraft of the 105th on Novembfn

imes suis Another ntaster picture has been

Ambulance. Aug. 27, gassed‘. Pte.'.\lc-

Z8 hV 1916 d heh in France C1as§,._| ` V V Phec- enlisted in the 105th. Battalion. I ml W added to the list of the fcw really I V N1 an? rd mms

“S “H A 1 glmner- After ngmlng "H great screen dramas. ln some rc- H ` ov' ' 5' was 'rwa S c Vimy Ride and Passchendaele he wus. sp' cts "The Eyes of the Wm,hh,. f“l"l"9il 10 The 1U4ll\» ‘UNI lflffiff ln l‘V“-U

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Df°m°'~9d l~° ma “nk 0! (°rp°r“l ‘ll which made its debut at (!lun‘e's And- w]8}`1wh'n}§iw ’2l6u;l'e' WMU' ho' will

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U16 ma°hl'“‘“` g““ C°mp“"y~ itorium yesterday, stands absolutely pd G g H

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FIREYIELL tT0 OUR V. l. D

At the farewell given on last I-'rl

day evening in tho Provincial Build ing to Miss Nellie Gillespie :ind Miss Jean Aitken, two of the V. A. I).'s who volunteered for and are no'.v

under orders for overseas service one of their friends bade them good bye in the following words:

‘ Sad's the parting of sire und son

graphic effects- have been thus far pro- duced in pictures. The play also

stands preeminent in the matter of vivid character type-s. There is no other screen play now before tho pub- lic 'lu which the characterizations: arc so telling or so interesting.

This production sounds a new notc

in pictures, Big multiple reel picture.; have come- to stay. lderetofore tnost o.` these ambitious pictures have been great spectacles in which the storv was almost submerged in the smoke oi' battles. "The Eyes; of the World" goes buck to what the people really want to see-an appealing love stout"

ING.-Mr. Richard !~`»i<lenius of thc National Council of -the `Y. M. (‘.. A.

who has for thc past two years been doing boys work an-:l community work in Ontario has consented to undcrtake similar work in P. E. is- land with licadquartcrs in Charlottc- town. Mr. Sidonius lids met with great success in this \vork. Boing possessed of a pleasing personality he has the faculty of making great iriends among thc boys and influenc- ing them for good. He is expected to arrive in Clizirlottetown about Octo- ber 15th.

PURE BRED SHEEP-The Depart-

ment of Agriculture in co-operation with the Live Stock Branch, Ottawa wishes 'to announce that specclul effort is being given to the illstribu- tion of pure bre-d`she=op forthe bene- fit of all provincial- breeders. Any- one hnving animals of either sex to ot‘i’er for sale, or desinlng to ptirclmsc should communicate with W. .l. licld, Secretary Sheep Brcac-:i'ct's‘ Associa- tion, ('harlot'tetown. at once.

________i_______ V alone. - Nothing approaching its photo- -Y' M_ C; A_ Boys WORK-ER coM_ V ___ '

FOUR SONS IN FRANCE-\i"

cu' the sad news that hcr son, l’tu. William Bruce Stewart oi' the iloyal Uanntian ilcglment was wounded on '\u 31"! slot ' id "l lt-

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four sons, who um serving in Franco, to bc wounded and it is to bc hopcd

A MAGNIFICIENT PHOTOPLAY.

t)t` sister and dear brother Th S f ma .th tm b k _'I ln! of "lt is _for England,"- in thc

0 8 am r wx S 00 new PRE NUPTIAL SHOWER-»-On Fil Prince Edward This ma°niflcient .intl

Bill Siiddel' when 'tis me l°"'ed 0"" not be told that the unfolding of this ' ' ' ‘" ' And tender hearted Mother love story there is an exciting _hu daylastanumbei of her iris-ntls ent-‘I realistic photoplay was all that it E

All Records for Attendance on the Pacific Coast Were Broken by ' ‘ “The Eyes of the WorldV’V__’j P

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A The Cast Includes, Jack Livingstone, Jane Novak,

_ Jack McDonald, Kathleen Kirkman and'a -- _ Score o.fTOther Stage aud'Screcn Stair's_ ' `

Patrick Morris ot’ Ilmiulilstoii

- - U1iited_States at from 50c to $1.00 _-

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It-hi; ;i.““".;..1-...,I.”"“} tl"-"li"--.‘if 'NO ADVANCE USUAL PRICES PREVAILS

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word will soon bn rece vet u`i s rc- _ _ ‘_ l ` I V V i ' 'H cmcmber 3 Performances Only 3.15--7 & 8.45

-Record houses greeted the prescn- ‘¢_,. _- A____.E _g - - .-.-.f-- -- -_ s I 5

tation yesterday ufternrnin and even- _ ~' _* 'wb' “V *_ ~`_`---w I-YW -'_' 7 li ' '

Peo le’s Thcatrcl

_Yet pain of breaking Friendshlp's tie Cessioh of tense and dramatic shuai tained Miss Siiilic Hfwliet Of ihifi City- promised to be and was enthusiastic- » - = _ 'I p

Wounds hearts no less deep and keen ti0hs_ Om, of them is the, “gm on at the home of Miss Kemp, 110 ROCli- ally received by the large audiences. " _ _ V -

And 0 .us heard m Say good' bye me edge ot' thc llrecipice and drop, ford. St. to a miscellaneous shower Manager Gallagher is winning. new To our Nellie and our Jean. and the vimam 'AS the hem weaken; a trientsly recognition of on event ii. lnnrcls with tho _excellent series oi

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W' ir 1° he me ‘“ “"‘*°“ “““ ““"“°" "E ‘S "”“*'*“"“g' - " GREATER VITAGRAPH PREBENTS

VVS Will ml55 YUUF Cl1€€1`Y Sl`€€liUl1-“ ibyss,u.n cscapcd convict watches tha: ‘vm be one 0-f the p"m°lp“l5_' ,A "elif _ _ ._ ._ I -»--r.~ . _ V. .. f._ -

And y0U\' l7l`@H9nC€ HIOYU Hlld m0l"' striiiriilc front another cliff. shoot# plcasnm evening was spent In n“"_5“ SOME>SOCKS.-- The F‘i‘edet*lc€oii ‘ ‘LN ' " 'T " ` 1 ` 1 '

é At OUT Dlellqalli >'0Ci2il lll00llUSS :ii~i'oss tho clnisni anti' thc dcad bodv or “ml gcllwul °l‘l°l`lf‘lnll1elll- Ml” Gleaner says Miss Lucy .~\i1dei'son has ` _ " "' - _

\\ hen our daily duty`s o`cr the villain slips ovci' tht: pi't:i-ipiize H""'kc"' “`l‘° “"‘VlS fo" Smne time “ "`~‘l` conipletcd knitting her 1000tli pair of

h ucd employee tu thc' 0lllC€0f \l9>'Si`>' , V 'V i .

But near in spirit we'll he yet and drops into eternity. » " _ ‘ ‘ _ ' Sucks, il r€C01‘d that iS SUI'.@ly llflfil I0 Though vast ocean's roll betwecti Most ol' the scenes src taken in th:.- Paw” & ('°"“""S the Vecllllent 0' 3 beat. The 1000th pair, with royal pur-

fl And come what may we'll ne’er for- mountains of Californiii and Arizona. large 'lumbm' of mlunllle and C0915' ple tops, from the same yarn that

get As mere landscapes some of this l"`9S""ls' Miss Huckef graleluu-" constitutes.--the soldiers' socks, tt-qi-0

- t .ar Nellie and our Jean. scones are su arblv beautiful. “"kl‘"“'le‘lg€“l the kmdness “ml sent to Kin' Geo e" 1001' i 'lt

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;_._____..__..__.___ lll0\lghU“ln955 of her rrlenlls and Us |‘0y';1| 5L»;|_]~]c(_ tops to the prince or "_

1n~sv»_-_i,- yotrvc tai en nm noble n=\\'I BRAVE soi_o|ER's DEATH f’_‘”""‘"Y °’ Miss Kemp- who S0 kl“,‘"-‘ \vu_1es. and a like pon- to -Sir iiotigms

Solucc, help and cheer to bring ’l`o the brave loyal wounded heart

I That bleeds for his home and King

liail Red Cross, sweetest badge L-'ci

` borne

Or that ever graced fair Queen And proud we are to see it worn ~

By our Nellie and our Jean.

We trust that to our boys who fall

"Kind Heaven will send relief By kindest messengers of all Prom land o' the Maple Leaf

For of all means pain to lioguile Nohe more potent "there" I ween Than sweet quartet from Garden lslr Nellie. Emma, Belle and Jean.

To heroes who so nobly “Shi For their Country- Home Bild Klilff For woman's honour and for right You will joy and comfort bring in your kind faces they will see Their sister and dear mothers

For on the field of chivalry All men are loving brothers.

May Pilot be the hand Divine _

That your ship guides o'er thc sea And gentle Rena‘s fate be not thine _To shock again humanity _ln Christian hearts on history's scroll Will live the dear ones foully slain While crime shall burn in Germany's

- soul

And till judgment day remain

Sister’s farewell till Vlctory's won

The Kaiser from power hurled

Vanquished for e’er the cruel Hun And just peace reigns o`er the world Till ‘then to pray we'll not Iorsel

To the all kind power unseen To bless end keep our dear quartet Nellie, Emma. =Belle and Jean.

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GHORUB

When we are sitting in the gloamin’ We’ll let our thoughts and- hearts go

roamin'

Back to each old familiar scene Amid old haunts and cherished plac-

es

Where again we'll see the dear loved I ` H08!

Of Nellie, Emma. Belle and Jean,

Mrs, 'Thomas Burdcttc, of l<`airvic\'/

rcccivcil the sad news on 'l`ltui‘stliij/' morning, August 22nd, that hcr sou.

ported killed in action, 1’tc. Burdett- wus 23 years of age. I-le enlisted izi November, 1915, in.the 105th, at Char- lottetown. He went overseas in Juno, 1916. and was held in reserve in Eng- land for some time. He went intw action in France six months and ti hall' bcforc his death. The deceased young man was in the true sense of thc word a gentleman in deed and thought.

The announcement of his death

brought great sorrow_ not only to his widowed mother and relatives, but also to ti wide circle of friends who knew and lovcd him. He was a fav- ourite with the people nu account of his genial and friendly disposition.

He will be greatly missed in ilm

home. as ho was ii very industrious young miin and a great worker. I-lo wont into this war after careful thought and coming to the conclusion that his duty led him that way. Ile has given his life for his country, and his memory will be revered not only by his own family and relatives, but by all who knew nim.

Besides his mother there are three.

sisters Mrs. James Taylor, Nine Mile (`reck; Mrs. James Smith,Ilock_v Point: Mrs Seymour Murphy, (‘uni- berland; and six brothers to mourn

Richard in Spokane, \V.tslt.. .laincs and Frank in Northwest: Sergt. John serving in Fraiicc for past two and half years; two at home Thomas and Stephen.

To the bereaved family the Guard-

ian extends sincerest sympathy. *@-@-

RHEUMATISM GUES

IF HO0D’S IS USED

The genuine old reliable Hood’s

Sarsaparilla corrects the neid condi- tion of the blood and builds np the whole system. Ii. drives out rheuma- tistn hecuusc it cleanscs ihc blood tlioroinglily. It has bccn sncuc.<s~ fully used for forty years.

For rheumaiisni, sioniucli and

kidney troubles, gem-ral dcbility

blood Hood 's his no cqnnl (ict

Pic. Iver Burdette, infantry, was rv.

placcd het' home at their disposal,

METHODIST CHURCH PATRIOT-

IC WORK.-The women of the Meth

rcsumerl their Patriotic work, meet- ing in the Heartz Memorial Hall each Friday evening. The evening is de- voted to knitting and sewing for thc brave boys; from the congregation, \vho are orractive service in France.

this ycar, thc sum- oi' $507.07, was raised in various ways for the pur- chase of yarn and material. Eight hundred and twenty one pairs of socks, andV one hundred and twenty nine pairs mitts were knit. and mail- ed to the boys. Letters of appreciat- ion, received in acknowledgement of parcels sent, inspire the ladies t continue the good work. The first ef- fort. for this seasons work was madc

.last Saturday. by holding a flower

sale at the store of Morriti. Smith & Beer which realized ti nent little

Slim.

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Shocked

Nerves

Shatterednerves are

the source of greatest suffering to many a re- turned soldier. _V

The doctor can give J

'something tp relieve physical pain, but when the nervous ` system breaks down and you are sleepless, nervous and mentally worried- real cure only comes when the exhausted nerve cells are nourish- .ed back to health and vigor by such restora- tive, upbuilding treat-

find nil ills iirisiin; i'rmn ini[ii||¥tH¢i~<‘4ment as D]'_ Cha5e’S

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Haig, Miss Anderson knit one cast-, 154 pairs, from the light greyascotch fingering yurn. It is quite ntitlii'i"dll_\"

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odist (‘h\irch oi’ this city, have again, n erred “mf Miss Andelson has "C"

had many idle moments ru liatightg Uh this record for knitt-lng.- - ‘

GiRi.'s TEEN AGE c0Ni=ER_ENci5 ~A meeting or the Y. W. c...A. was held in the Y. MJC. A. _on Tuesday

From September 1917. to June, ot' evening _'cm' the p“rp°s° ‘of-imukmg

preparations for the first g.ii\l’s ~teon age conference to be held in-Char-_ lottetown in' -October Representativ- es from the various churchesnntl thc Salvatlon Army- were presents A num- ber-of_ Committees, were _appointeil to proceed- with, organ,izatlon.- work; it

NEW HOUSES.-The building of

it couple more now. houses in Chur- lottetown has just been started;-One is on Kent Street, near I’ownul~,.St_ for Mr. Andrew Honncsscy; lt__wiIl he at two-story frame dwelling 28x24 feet. Mr. Henneesey-ive-supenhitendiing the work The other is being built on

22x26 frame dwelling for Mr. P. A. Smith, C. C. Mr. P. H. McMillan has t.he building contract. Mr. M. Smith

Y. M. C._ A. WORK AMONG SOL-

DIERS.-Sergt. Botmell, Military, Y.

_M (I. A. vSecretp4ry ‘who ,has done

such hood work for the soldiers in

logical studies. For the present the same work among the soldiers will

Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. In con

ing to note that a recent featureV,__in troduced is the sending every week of a welbbalenced _ programme of moving _pictures :for the motion-pic- -lure -machine at the Dalton Sunitor- .lum. Several bundles of magazines

IS./Gxllocied the conference will provc.

0 very-successful. . _ _ _

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--IN -- _ '

“THE FLAMING OMEN”

How the call of blood echoing down through the ages was answered

` by a lone survivor of a noble race

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llc held an English title; he was betrothed to an English girl, yet- '

He could not overcome the spell of his ancestral Sun -.God

So back to the wilds of the Andes he journeyed and therein nature’s . wonderland, mid the haunts of his pegan ancestors; he -1

came to know the true meaning of love. ' ' j‘

A WONDERFUL RUMANLE IN FIVE ENTHRALLING ACTS

An Excellent Comedy Feature

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Is doing the concrete work on the . -

foundation. Both houses will be ncat ‘

cozy dwellings with modern conven- '

fences, ` 3;,-tv .- -‘ 4 _ i.

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ciafisuoowr. 1..... .hotly f0.~H..n.f Mixed Picklimz°_Si>i¢eS -Such as .Mustard Seed, Cel-' fax where he will resume his theo- __€VI‘y\SB€d,VTUm8l`lC, ETC# - VV.

be carried on by Mrf Herbert Yeo, '. ' - )V

nectlon witlrthls work it is inte_rost4-_ PBTTUCT Seal FllZ'em'3ll .lar Rings

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land writing material are also sent ‘ ' - ..,.. t t

weekly tofthe soldiers in charge of-" ,_ I t the Gorman prisoners on 'the (‘-DDB ' ~»- - ~ ~ °’ r 0 e

Mlnard’| Llnlment und by Phyalelnnn hum 'your nehmét dmnm'wduy,~fw|Lf,» Nerve F00d. V_ _ Trhvih'ee”branch. . _ _ _ ‘ - -~ *_ ‘_ . _ V

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SCHOOL -

BOOTS

FOR

Boys ci nd Girls

. ' 'Wd have a _splendid

assortment of Just the THING YOU WANT

and in all prices

Patent Boots

Gun Metal Boots Kid Boots

Tan Boote

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" _i- Season

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_VU r ' A f Vinegar _ timiiisiz on riiaotiri White Wine, Malt,VCider. ~ -HIGH OR ' LOW CUT_ - is ~ Patcns MODERATE

Morris-Smith--lift!" mimikii

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.Grafton lStree.t, near Hiillsboro- n ¢___1.-gi V 'I l - "-- " 'E' 'I