THE cHARLo'rTs'roWN GUARDIAN, MARCH 30,1

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l$UlHll|lll Lllili llEWS====¢

Afrqim the First Methodist social to- D.

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afternoon for Rocliton. Illinois. ` ,

Mud;-johurmah.'fSammersIde, is in Panos 8: Co. have snflartlntiqaly mg °i"¥;!`~.;_.j_._ Yr; pdirised-window with spring dress goods. ia¢i>llr.risad:¢l:y?Ni°H.° M‘“""'*". “M Rev. R. B. Msnmaia and nr..i.s.

f..--» ..-* . , V MoDons.ld,Souris were in town yesterday.

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fli`ti"`ciii¥i=i:4s» _ _oture so soon .is ours.

We know it. The people

who use it, say so. _

HAVE YOU 'i`RlED _ if '? f

Only one quality, the best,

freshly ground.

' 406 pei' lb.. Wcbstcr & McKay.

. _ K height to the City last evening 5|; me 0'. 9l0¢\€__. It returned iit 8.45. - -

Mies Katie Macleod, St. Avard’s, has re- eovered from her recent illness.

steamer one hundred cases evaporiitei

Saxon oats. _

J' A- THOMPSON. Quebec; George H.

|Laitllaw, Halifax, and I-lei-bare, Grey, Lil/€'YD00l. Eng. were at the Queen Hotel yesterday.

Pl_'2R<‘Y W. Jonson, son of W. W, Jud.

son, Pownal has gone to Barrie, Ont. where he will be employed with his broth- er lti bicycle works there.

W. H. ‘V/iuuii.\', Toronto: S. C. Clarke,

Mountvntawart; B. _A. Trites, Sackviile; Mrs. 'l\eil Howatt, Cape Traverse, were T0

`| q : gistered at the Victoi'ia yesterday.

Tiilt special which brought the mails

from Cape 'l‘r».verse yesterday was made

` UP of a. baggage car and the Observation

' ' i _ . car with No. i0 eu ine. it returned im-

Frésh' Cream and Cocoanut

Pies - `

today at the Eclipse

Bakery. Send your

` order early .

D. 5tewart’s, Ectirss BAr<iiRv,

' Hakes Best Bread.

mediately to the Cape.

Tm; cargo of the Stanley yesterday in.

eluded three horses, .six packages express and a large numher of passengers. The steamer reached Pictcu at 11.30 and re- turns to Georgetown this morning.

C. I.. GR/iivr, representative of Smith

Bros., Halifax, has taken the part. of W. S. Stev\'art's house on Water Street, for- merly occupied by E. B. Williams. He left last night on a Short visit to Hali- fax. '

ice on \Vcst and North Rivers is still perfectly safe for trn.velllng.Hs tested th a thickness yesterday and l'outid two feetof ec and snow. The top crrist is sonie~ times broken through by the horse but itndcriientli thcrc is still a snlrstnntinl

A iumisn from North River says the

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Sale Continues Until Further

lL . Notice . .

.25 p. c. to pl c. DISCOUNTS' HONESTLY

- GIVEN

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l Boys’ Sweaters

l Au opportunity to I

‘ OW is the time-while our discount sale

N is on, your boy is certain to want one, ' perhaps a couple, 'before the summer is over.

- Dou’t you think it wise to buy ‘em now ?

swing 2 5 per cent on them.

Bc_>y__s’ Fine Cashmere

Sweaters

BLUE ANI) BLACK STRIPED

Sl 65 for Sl 24 Sl-40 for $I.05 $l.30 for .98 $l.20 for .90

GRAY AND RED Y. M. C. A. RE- .

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Titty:

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$l.25 for .94

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$|.I0 iorx .85 '»

' ' ' ` ' _ '_ cost of barrels it has been tleciiled hy thc

\ _ ` ‘ Dominion Bonded Vinegar Miiiiufnctur-

- ‘ ers througliout ifaniitla to chargt- fm'

TBE special at Georgetown brou ht

" FRiENDS will be pleased to hear that

Canveu. Bucs. have received per

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,lDDll!s. 50 boxes yeast cakes and 25 cases

.88 for .6

l Every thing discounted 25 p. e. ,to 50 p. c. Films.

_I5 cents will treat you. to. an . excellent Droirrlm. refreshments and ‘good time at social lu the First Met-hodisb~sclrooi~room tonight.

J Alam A. S. Barns, of Geuvln, Gentzei

Sc Co., is making a large composite photo- graph of the students of the Union Comnieroisl College. _ ’

t Tas members 'of the Exeuiltlvf C0311'

mittee of The P. E. island; Toudst #ici- atlon are requested to me'6t iii the Stl n~ tiisry's Court Room this evening at B o'clocli. .

Tun thus _Island students, Miss Mc- Canriell, A. F. 'Matthewn', ond Misa Alice File, leave Monday for-‘Guelph'v\'he_re they will take the short. course in Nature strains. " '

IN S\turday's issue The Guardian will

begin the publication of a most. interest ing story “Love For an Hour' Is Love For- ever", by Amelia E. Barr, Author of “Friend Olivia", “Beads of Tusinar"&c.All persons interested ln a good story should not miss this one.

A'riANnsoMi: rievv racing and cruising

yacht is being built by M. Stevens, Tan- cock island, N. S. for George J. Rogers. She wlllbs ready the first of May. The builder has also constructed boat for T. B. Grady, Suiumersitie, James Tuplin, Keiisiirgton and other Island people.

Tris: death took place on' Tuesday of

Mrs. Peter Campbell, Cardigan at the nd- vnncctl age of one hundred years. She was iii good health up to the day of het' death arid took her breakfast as usual but expired before noon. The family consisted of three daughters and trio soiis,thc lat. ter Duiiciiii and Duuicl survivliig.

THE: Amherst News speaking on hockey

says:-The Ahegweits came twin Char- lottetown, played two games herc, were defeated and returned home and the Uliarlottetown papers report that they were delighted with the treatment that they received from the Ramblers.

A I.Aiini~; number of the iiieinhcrs oi

Trluuiph Division, North Wiltshire paid n fraternal visit to Refuge Division, at Fredericton, on the evening of 23rd inst. `A very interesting meeting was held nun an excellent program rendered hy the visiting members. [tis the intent ou of the nieiribers of`Refugc Division to pay ri return visit as soon as practicable.

Tru: attention of the City authorities is

directed to the conditioiiof the Park Roadway which, during the winter, has been made the dumping ground for snow

anti refuse taken 'from raaiiy yards. Among the cuiioslties seen along the roadway are dead dogs, dead cats aiitl even a pig that niet nu untimely end iuiorns the bank. Such a condition of affairs is disgraceful. `

MANY citizaiis are iii active sympathy

with the splendid social work carried on the world nverhy the Salvation Army. 'l'-he lecture tonight bv Mr. Hawley on The Hndleigh Fnrui Colony, which is thc practical outcome of the “Darkest Eng- land" scheme, is lnterided to convey valuable information thereon, the speaker having had thc privilege recently of n personal visit to this now famous farm arid village which is proving such a suc- cess iii the reformation of l.oiidoii's siib~ merged. The public is welcome.

Tris music-lovers of Nova' Scotia look

fora veritable feast May 15th, liltli and I7th, the'occnslon of thc first large festival in their history. One can hardly over-estimate the exquisite pleasure to be dcrivcd throiigli listening to such an orcliestm as is thc Boston Festival Symphony Orcliestru, with its fifty trained niuslcians under such a brilliant conductor' as Emil Mollenhnucr. It is complete in every detail, makiuglt possible to perform every kind of large work requiring such iustruineiits as Harps, English Iiorii, etc., and for the pei'i`ornin.uce of Sulllvaii's caiitiitil “The Golden Legend," thc orcliestra is provided with u beautiful chime of hells, which the full orchestration demands.

Tm-:ru-: passed away toher eternal rest

at French River on Friday, March 2lth, Mary J. McLeod'lu the 65th year of her age, daughter of the late Donald McLeod, elder. Miss McLeod was of more than .ordinary personality and will be missed in the community and congregation of New London, where she was ever a devout- member. The cause of Christ limi no truer friend than she. Although laid asldo for many moii*hs by a lingering and pain- ful affliction which necessitated much care and attention, 'she was never heard to o 'uvnlalrr ever anxious for tho welfare of oeriers her patient spirit acted as a bene~ diction and will long be remembered. The service was conducted by Rev. A. D. Sterling who chose for the text, Philippin- es ist and 21st verscs.Miss McLeod leaves t \ mourn one sister and four trotliers, Miss Burl a'n. and J. D. McLeod ut home Ben in Alberta, Dan and Andrew in the United States. '

IN FURNITURE

“Aluays the best value in the city

at Mark Wright Furnishing Co’s.

Amateur

Photo

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.Paper, etc. ijuet received by

Osw/inn Goiwon was ii passenger to

Brudenell last night.

, R. C. McRae and Arch. Mclreanl of R. |E. Mutch &Co. left last night for Syd-

iiey. -

Tun case of L. P. Tantou vs the Cltyfof

Charlottetown comes up ini-lounty Court Wier-

Criannss Hvniruas, late of the Anglo Apicrican Telegraph Co., Sackvllle left . last night for Calgary.

!Miis. Joan Gonirox returns shortly to New Perth after undergoing successful medical treatuient in the city for some months. " -

.-Hsivnv PAi.is1m was taken last night to Georgetown en route to Dorchester where he will serve two years. He was in charge of Officer Walker and Assistant Jailor' Vsnbnskirk.

ANY persons desiring to see The

Guai‘dls.n's big Web Perfecting Press in operation should call at business offices any Wednesday at twelve o`clock, or Sat- urday|at one o'elock sharp.

Miss Luisa Csnvr-In, tiaugliter of George

Cnrver, Pownal, has taken a position as `l\ead miiliuer in Henry Clny`s estahllslt- ment, Rapid City, .\lan. Miss Carver went to the West last summer."

A sri/ii.i. mail wlticli left Suckvillc

Tuesday morning reai-.lied Cape Tormen- tine yesterday at noon. The Island ice boatinen will make ureiurn trip today bringing it over. This will close the Capes service for the winter.

I'i' is with deco regret The Guardian r'e» contstiie fieaiii br \\'ii1nni. Glen una., which sad event occured atliis home North Iiustico on Satui'tiuy, March Zfrtli i905. All that iiicdit-al skill and kind nursing could do was doiie,hut toiiuavail. By his sterling qualities and upright character he had won the esteem ami rc- speot of the entire cuiriiiiunity. He died trusting in the merits of a oncc crutcltied but novv exalted. Redeemer. Deceased vias 112 years of age. a dutiful sonlfantl ufl`ect.ionate brother, and leaves to mourn an aged father, four sistcixs' and two brothers, who have the sympathy of all in their sad beieuveuieiit. The sisters are Mrs .fumes Cousins and Mrs Martin J. Walsh, Boston, Mrs Peter Matthews, Cliarlotteiowu and Miss Rachel at hoiiie the brothers are James of North Rusticc and Hugh of Boston.

Patriot pit-a.~.c copy.

Tiii-: case of Jardiiic vs Wood iii the

Court of Cliaricory win. aidjourned yester- day Lill May liith owing to the had roads which prevented _ivltuesses attendliig Court. Mr. .laidinevlaiuis that he pur- cliiiscrl n piece of land from il/ood for which he was to pay $100. The sum of $50 was paid down and the deed was left in the hands of Judge McDonald who was then at the har, to_ hold as un estro until the balance was paid. This was ten years ago. Jardine claltiitvthat he and Wood settled their accounts and that Wood admitted a bnlaiice of $50 due him which was to be taken as _balance due on the land. This is denied by Wood who con- tends that the balance was not paid mid fl"-‘ YCMH "R0 he entered and took pos» session of the land. Judge McDonald luis hcciiiiiiidea party to this suit and will hold the deed suh_]ec.t to the direction of the Court. Haszarti K. C. for plaintiil' and Stewart K. C. for deictldaiit.

Ox Tuesday evening the city druggisis

niet at Ellis' Drug Store and presented Charles Y. Hughes of the Apothecriries liall who leave.-i with Mrs.i-Iughes for tht- Northvvest tonight with ti gold chain ami locket suitably engraved and the follow- ing address :-

Di-:An Sin.-Your fellow druggists take

this occasion, on the eve of your depart- ure to the Great Cantdian Noitliwcst, of expressing to you in a few words their regret at bidding you good-bye. During the time you have been connected with the Apothecnries Hall our associations with you have been the pleasiintest. Courteous and obliglng, we have always found you n prince of good fellows. \'o_ui~ service in the goal, in the recent hockey match, will he cherished as ii pleasant re- nieinhrunce of you.

In presenting to you this small token

of our esteerri we ask you to accept it with the warmest feelings of friendship on the pai t of the donors.

To Mrs. Hughes wa wish to he klndlyrc-

meiiibered, and that you both mayloiig hc spiired to enjoy llfc and prosperity in your new honic.

()ii behalf of the Drnggists. `

li. A. Ellis.

E. A. Foster.

Oxyenritor is thc. hcsi. spring tonic. it

piiriiles thc blood by killing the germs of iiiscase. One bottle will improve your health and spirits ivoiideifully. It`s it. sure cure for tiyspcpsia. lndigestion itnd ner vousdlseases.Prlcc iitlc and $1 ahottle.Soltl by The Two Macs, MacDonald 8|: Mac- Kinnon, Druggists, Cor. Gt. Geo. anti Kt. St. _ du' li

' . express.

L`i.<iu- zone

5oc and $1 a bottle.

°°Tire Two Macs"

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iilall Pap r Puzzl s

of rolls-make selection here a safe and

HUNDREDS of new patterns, many thousands

'pleasant work. A

No matter what your wall paper need may be,

we can suggest something to help you. We've

papers for every room-papers for every purpose-

papers for every purse-More handsome new Wall

Papers than shown anywhere else in P. E. I.

from 6 cents per roll right np.

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newest ltid Gloves .

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X _..;~_-,_ rl- .-'i'I'.l _.é._Z__..E..° few d°y° ° ° \' '~ ‘ e .

1/` " ra ' < SPLENDID selection

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"1 Aoi' Perrin's high grade

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-- “__ l' -.5 4 Li-.<»:‘i`i!_.'\.l..'\... 1". I .:.‘ ,‘,

' up. Gloves of absolute sut-

ety every pair guaranteed-All new. $1.35 PER PAIR. I

Moons ra M<:LEoD.

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a trip to Nova Scotia.

Tuimi: were fifty pitsseiige-i'_~ by the

Stanley to Picton yesterday.

Ti-is liiinto leaves (icorgeiowii this

morning and the Stanley, l‘ictou.

treatment at the P. li. I. Hospital.

Fnsxic Mt'K1‘:.\'zir:, Vcriitiii River'

Bridge leaves today for Boston.

Moon!-1 81 _ l\it'Lr:ou'.~' store is being

painted and renovated hy l’. lloui-kc.

'i‘si-: landing from the lee in thc vicinity

ofthe south end of the Bridge is in had condition.

\\'. N. 'l`AN'rox left. last :iight on iv.

pleasure and business trip to Boston and otiici‘Aiiicriciiii cities. t

Ait'i'i~:.\iA.~' l\Ioifi~‘.\'i"|', New lllti.\»i:~\\ tiv-

livereti nn interesting adiircss at thc l<`ariiiers' Institute, Fi'cdei'ictou, l<`i'itlny evening last.

Miss Lsvi.\'t.\ Josi' oi' the Salvation

Ariuy who has lieeii visiiiiig for some inoiitlis oiillic l.slaiill|leit last iiiglil for Spokane, \Vasliirigtou.

Tiiic special traiii leaving at 8.45 last cv-

eniiig after running out sonic distance was hacked into the stiiiion,a lady lmving left her valise behind.

'.l'iii~: property of Mrs. ilenj. Davies was bought iii by Mrs. 1)uvies_at tiiictioii sale yesterday. 'l'lie sum was $2.475. Bruce Stewart vvusiicxt bidder' ut $2.100.

CAi~'i‘ A. Roiir:u'i'.~', l’ii-tou; l)r A. A. Mc

Donitld, Soiiris; Dr Stricklattd, city and lliciiard L. I-lavtiing. St .lohii were- i't-gistcred at the lievcre yesterday.

Lamar: crowds,lia\'c ht-cn attracted to the yicinity of the itevcre lloicl ililrillir the past few nights hy the sclcctiorn given by a large giriiiiiipiioiiciil the iiotcl.

CHii~:i»‘ Engiueci' l"ci'|:u_~soii ui tin Miuto is stifl'ci'iu;.r from blood poisonini. of the lip Mi' l"ci'i¢usoii carrie to thc city ycsii-i'tl:ty utrtriiipiiiiictl l~_\' Mr- l"e i'gusoii.

I"iii~:i>i:|tit"|'u.\' N|<:\\'.~'. ~li»\ui llcrtvani

has i'ctiii'iic1l i'i'oin .`\|tiiiie.-'l`lic ilrsl can of iuiisscl iiiud for llic ivintci' has ai'ri\'t-tl titiicli lo thc _ioy of tiiuiiy ui' tht' fai'nici'_~ ui this vicinity.

'l‘iii-: ciiiployces of the liogeis llnrilivait Co, have presented Jim. li. Turner \\'illi ii beautiful fouiitiilii pen on resigning lii.~ position with that firm. Mr. 'l‘urut=r up precinfcd this gift, accmnpaviievl with lv in-\t\\'i.~.l\\'~ .|` " .. ». .'.

with his i'cllu\vciiipiu_>'ec.~.` _\l». I - intends departing for the North West in the near future.

- Oivisu to the cmrsttintly int-reusing

I P packages in the Lower l’mvint-e.~. un Cgnglmi :wi/tg' h0M.,,pn¢5,._ .um 0y,||¢|-

sl ,nr ' “nd '\"°\`M°“‘l“Y-Zfill M‘\"'i'~ Pl\'~°l¢=\K\‘“ throat ailments are quickly relieved hy

. l"\"¢ “l“'"Y* \“‘¢‘|1 0h|\l`R\‘fl for in tbl’ Vapo- Brcsolene tnhlets,ten cents per box

M 25 for `

.68 for S - I. be marked on all packages and tilioweti

' i _ f0f ‘ The 87°” Eefm km” “nd \\'|'l0I\ returned to the factories. “\\"cll-l had made up my mind to

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iJ\°°d PU" 591'-New H1003. Aiiosotlie niysteriesofCiina<i|rintrade '“"l“`u‘“ “"" P"P“ °“ ‘“" '“ "

ifpper Provinces. The pi'Icc charged M ill

to which a wholesale merchant callcd the

the price of pure lard. The price has risen until it is now 91-B cents. There has been

here at 7 fi-8 cents plus the duty

some 'rdnsoti for

Amir-:iir Cn.\in, iiniersld is iindcmoiiig-

NEEDS A NEW

come (when navigation opens).

Gnonoi-: BAi.i.i.\'t;Ai,i. left last niglit ou U R '

SUITE

You have been making that old bedroom suite do a lon( time.

is lime for a Change

We are here to help you. We have on our floors one of the finest

lots of Bedroom Suites ever shown liere. But we have lots more to

_ To make room for the new ones, we are ready to namt very low

prices for tliasc now in stock. Come early.

J 01111 Newsom A

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3-9 tts & w 3m.

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John l. McKenzie

MERCHANT TAILOR,

' Charlottetown.

_Finest grade imported and domestic woolens always in stock. Gentlemen`s Furnishings in latest styles,

l and the most courteous treatment accorded to all.

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1"iiii-:uns will gi'e:itl_v regret to lt~:\t'n

that A. l’.'l`hoi‘iic ivns very low last night. Hein at the lieverc Hotel. ticorgctovvii intl is suil`ei'iiig from pieurisy coiiibiiied .vitli piiciiiiioiilrt. Dr Stewart is aLiciiri- ing.

Till: still i'ciu:iii|.» ii. great tical of worli o hc tloiietiti siiovclliiig iuiiuy of thc _-ide- .velks in vnritrus |n\i't.‘~. of the city. Sonic which arc tlatiger-iits ut prc.'~eiit by a little labor' o0iil~l hc put in i'e.~pectah|c coli- ditiou.

.\.\' iiitci'cstiii|¢ Sli\i|l'le iloaril ioiii'uu~ iiieiii iviisiicid at the \'. M. il. A. last night. There were slit tennis anti the prize, rt .large box of chocolates, donatctl hy Isaac Carter, was _won by licnry llalluni and Colin l\lc.Nevin.

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itll, a heavy electrical .storm pusscri uvcr the province the lightning striking the Spire of St. l’iiul`s t'liiirch. Ou ‘list of the mine uionth tht- sliock of an cnrtliqtiake vvus felt in our mwii.--Pioneci'.

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ANNou|1c_£MENrs

-(Good music aii;r;adings ai the First

Methodist social tonight.

-Any good male eompositor, desiring

employment, should apply at this office at once. tt

~Vi>ii-Uliire Gay who has been confined

i0 his lied for the lust two months, tis his frientls are pleased to learn very much improved. Htl fiiihcr.l. J. Gay hascharge of the iimrkct busliiess, nl old veteran in this line. Mrtiay trusts tobeable luiifew ivccks to attend to business again.

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ut thc l..ibit ’l`radc her.. -

Pston's. 24d tf.

New Dress Goods.-They como in mind

shades nftsn, gray and an exquisite blue that is almost turquoise. Wool hetlsto in nheplii-rrl’s checks is another beautiful

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attention of The Sun on Sat-uivlay, was. "’°kl"“ M ""f“" M the "vw

no such Increase in the l'nitod States .my °y""""'l‘l“ l‘““""" l"‘""‘ ll pretty }“.|‘,e_ ymponcd lnrd is emu,” anti not cxpen.~4i\'e either. Thi-y have the

, nicest lot of New Wall i'aper'l have evci'

gf two ‘_°nm_ so nn ummm,” 0! seen. Wliy.thcylin\‘c some patterns at Mmm" hm' cent would Mmm me mmm” six, eight. and ten cents a roll, that an ortlcletiuiy paid at the local price. "I f" h“"d“°mf"` nm" ”°“‘° I hm”

been elutlyiugthe use in the _hope "R" for l"

present

ilght~\\'eight fabric.-Jas Paton I Co-

lld if

We have a good demand for madly:

to-wear trousers of our own make, and he good reasons. They are made hy eom peienttaiiori with care, and are sold at ower prices than if factory made.-D. A. Bruce. Nd tf.

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comtagivrnrs.

S. 0. E. Lodge Prine ldward aes meeting Mar.Btli. Initiation. 'letting

cents. l guess i'll hnthnn 'dw-°'

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ie room done o er while I ai the

A‘i druggisln.

do for another year. but l was

papcr at Critters last ivcck. ami to tell you the truth. I really could not take'