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l > TJMCTIDNS x (.-‘lil£lLlLi*’ AND rot c»: mm

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eent. discount for cash. A - 11G ‘I II 10!. ‘ words for one week. Situation week. ' ' ‘ '

A“k 7-“ " "s. ' "-"--\1-.-,\,\utal‘ol

A Wanted

Watkins 150 products. Direc to consumer.

Montreal.

Help Wanted—Male wmrso

IMMEDIATELY part

Old Reliable Foothill Nurseries‘ t0 Solicibbrzlers for high class nursery stock Eiperieifce unnec- essary, rriteryfreservotl hign est com ssionsfilaid, handsom! equipment. Write for full particu- lars. Stone & Wellington, Toron- to. Ontario.

MAN VY€NTED~TK competent and rellal. Yman t0 care for and feed foxes. blast have experience. ltdifiblfih Westmurlalnd County Apply stating sltlilry to P. O. lilrx 301, Mollcten, N 13., 747 361.

ASSISTANT DRY-GOODS MAN. ,..AGER WANTED for a Calgary

(Alta) firm. Must be capable o; superintendlng em-ployes, ilndowidressing and advertls-'

iglg. \Vrl~te to “A. B. C," Guar- Qiltn, ' giving experience, qualifi- cations and references. 828-5-31

MAK WIONEY AT HOME. - $15 to §60t h-pnld weekly (or your spare time writing show cards for us, N0 canvassing. We in- struct and supply you with the work. , ywest-Angus Show Card Service’, 102- Qolbourne Blding Toronto“ _ '

- ilcip ,1>Vani.ed—Female

WA-NTEQ-Jmlnodiately maid for general housework, good wages, —\Mrs. C-‘L. Miles ‘.80 Longworth Ave., Phone 825. ‘712-7-tf..

WANTED cxperinéed stenograph‘

- or, apply Box 848, Truro N. 5., 7924-31.. - ,' WANTED-A maid or middle aged person for general housework. Apply 14 Esplanade. 697 1 6i WANTED FOR SMALL FAMILY ‘b; August 31st, small house or bungulotv. (ventrally located with modern conveniences. Ap- ply (iutlrlliall Office. 6116-7-31

For Sale

0L1: PAPER; Foe SALE-AP- ~11» Guardian Office.

17R SALE-HSchooI desks at, your (“V1114 plllvue. W. ll. Long, City. = _, ' 812-5-31

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To Let sill!!!)ims tl-‘m-slr ,$EPTEM8ER‘ six rlfélls. house. Enutnclled bath, firoplaeol and furnaces. A-l-so new collage, ior strle ()ll easy lerlns. ltobert tftliion, lirigllton Avenue. Aug. 531. iktflchers Whnted ___A p1,“; ___ Ji 1,‘; TEACHER WANTED for- DeSable s. School. First or second class.

$125. , . '____it'v ‘ WANTED-Second class teacher] I

for Point DcRoche School. Supplvlntlnlt $75.00. D. S1ll‘t'i'11iif1 Secty.

iiicctor 1216-5-41

Hllpplolllent Mat-Katy, Secy.

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, ‘ . pawns-assim- line p" ch7- II nvir, 8o per llhe per lluy for ll

Special llntes Fumllhod fa-iwarm

(WANTED . Liv: {AGENTS mrtluo. ALFRED‘ McDONALD, sun

Write The J. R. Watkins Co., 379 Craig St., Wat,

~8ALESMEN WANTED FOR "The

TORONTO, throuzhout the

a] 4,. The cuts‘ are ‘ "m "1 of recent d'eoli' of crude oil. A to oi_i mam said l“; n) t ¢P0de1l¢il‘.|l_rioes had dig-glided b ‘

cause of over-production. in (he mid-continent field, and p,“ there was an attempt to discmr. .1150 further production until con. 511111I1ti~ou kflilhpllco with ‘output,

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W! M! Ilne per a-ym- 8 days 5117f or over. 01mm B words Initial flan. count an one word. dds-cu Iornu pert of ed. end must

Ileana ed. 15c for seven Wnnted, 50c for level wold: pen

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Miscellaneous

.veyor, Harmony Jct. 733-281

APPLICANTS DBSIROUS 0F EN toting September class of North Adams Training School for Nur- ses write Superintendent.

___ A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN; Make sparkling glass meme plates, numbers, cheekerboartls, medallions, signs, big illustrated book nlailed Free. E. Palmer, Dent. AA, Wooster. O. 1136-7-11

COMING MOVING pictures Wm. _Duncnn serial Earl William drama and comedy. Don.t miss the show at Murray Rive,- Wed- nesday, Flat River Thursday Eldon Friday, 8119-7-11.

Lost LOST-On Rifle Range spectacle;

in. case. ~ Finder please report to Mrs. D. Stewart, 185 Prince

Street. 815-5-31 LOST IN THIS CITY FRIDAY afternoon a sum of money.

Finder please return to Guard- ian Office. Aug. 7- 1i.

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PERSONALS

Mr. E. W. Calvert. of London, -0nt., is visiting the city. ._

‘Mr. GB. imnert. Ic-(Lnleft. this morning for Halifax.

‘Mr. Fred Coyle of the Post or-

lfice Department and Mr. Martin

Sinnot, both of this :-.ity, leave this morning on an extended visit lo Hallfrr 0'11 other e23»,

-Dr. T. J. Partridge, of Ca-m- ‘bridge, Mass" who has been visit I ing the province for the past ten

parts of Nova Scotia.

lMrs. Aylward‘ and ‘Miss Mary E. McDonald, City, are spending a vacation at Cliff ‘Hotel.

Mrs, T. ‘P. Cal-kin who has been with Mllss Lorrain during her rc- eent sad bereavement left on re- turn to Kentvllle, N. 5., on Sat- urday morning. .

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. C. Clark and children, of Gravell ury, Sask, arrived la theclty Saturday 111E111 and leave this morning f0!‘ Nova will.

Messrs. s. A. ‘McDonald, c. n. Chandler, W. A. Stewart nnd Geo. E, flughcs, left this morning for ri-la-lllfax‘, where the Annual Dom-- inion Convention l-of RleLailVMer-i chants is bmng ‘held this week.

Dr. and M-rs. Qhrlstopher left for Boston on Fnillay last. On their why home they are taking in the Jifoncton races, and 801101111 nthernlncets in _ ‘flew Brunswick and Maine. - Mr, Earl T. MnoLood, oi Wash- ington, D. lC., arrived on the Bor- den train ‘Friday night 10 91161111 his vacation with his parents M1‘- and Mrs. Alex 1S. MncL-Qflll. Plea- sant Street.

hicssrsl‘ F. A. Hewitt and EM

WANTED - TEACHER Foe Pleasant Grove School. Supple- lnrnl for second class $75.00 l'or third (rlass $50.00. \V. E. Iiardy. ‘Si‘(‘l‘l‘lill‘_V 728-3 4i,

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WANTEDaFOR Atelort, onoss School, teacher, second class. Supplement $100.00. llildsuinmer vacation. A. D Niathcson. Secy., St. Peters. R It.‘ No.2 P. E. 1'.

757-3-81

PORT HILL St-lltlol-lllslrlot. N0., 4, P111108 (‘nllnl_\'. ,-. first. or SGCOUd- class exporlr-nrorl teacher. Sllpple- plant $130. Archibald Ellis. Sec‘ reillry 'l‘l'usiccs, Port Hill.

801-431

l-iewitt, oi‘ CardiBflYL. W110 3T" contemplating the establishment of an extensive lobster pllfikllli! plant at Bordon and l1 rcsidlrs’

whore, are at present in [the 011-1‘.

IEIRTIIS, BLANCHfllR-‘Dt-Jll 1.1115 (‘H-Yr 011 Aug,‘ 1st} ‘Co’ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

Blanchard-a son. (Jospfli Vernon) ‘r.1\>lt" _.r_§_ "' pAGVflL-L. ~-‘Af. ‘N. ‘SYQQQYl ‘August ‘lat h. ‘to Dr. a lgmnleywllslgnilll, a so

I w |-' ' l ST-EWART— On Assist-Brn- at "Maplecopse" Spring Park. 1°

Capt. and Mrs. H] R. 51.011181‘!- n son.

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TEACHER W-ANFED-—~1Trf~il .01‘ second class teacher wanted I'm‘ Northam Scilool, 51:15.00 511M119‘ menl. Apply u. r1. Maynard.

' Norlham Station, Sedy 70111431

..-" wljr, Houston will ho in 111B

olflcc. rtLSuuris- “fcdnesdayr Aug-

Qihhfroln l0 to G S37-7-1i.

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GAS ORIA

DEATHS

';l¢d0hl|d— At Union North o August 5th, 1022. Lavinia M.- qlure‘ Wm; of John Macdonhld. jFuncrltl took 1111160 011 5111111111’ "1' ternooil Aug. 6 at 2 o'clock l’- m:

. .

81R HENRY WILSOWS

_ SLAY n- 1-o s: l , ‘ ‘ ' ~'|-fANG¥E;W_iiK assoc. - sermon. Alli‘. s. —~J0fielvh

(Yihllilvnn and 110111111111 1711""- uarlqr sentence of death for 1116 ‘sssissifilffififl rllslc e Marsh, . ,Wllson, will ‘he hanged on August j 10, it was. announced this even-

Alifl. 6--— Gasoline Dominion was r9. "Wed in vrlce yesterday 15g cents

garages. anhamls nnw selling at _

‘ cnsw l ' n, metal]. rumfiilriwii?“ “fuiéiii-ragdfiiiffi-ffjmm [Tf-frgniayjgge]: arm 51s."? “Prllu W1

i (f $0 extended to‘-

‘ 111ml.‘ for although - the day was

Vernon Saturday ‘

(lays, left-this morning for various g

Mgfibwll g

‘51191’ Catalog.

. PW 1116115 tournament l. returned to that 1118111. The boys fi ioyable time and q

l of the lcbti

heir visit. ‘I

lent new potatoes), ' pg the irlsh. £0,111,110!‘ variety. malt-he aecnlst the store of John Kennedy, Ens-ton 8t. They were taken ‘out oi’ tiic "v0 were p10: or; A: A. iifcBeatlr, Mnrshfield and the fact that they attained their present size within two months of planting shows

f-llflt that they 20st no time ill coming to lnelt-url y. " ‘ " FEAST or. TRANS/FIGURA-

Tl0N—-Yeaterday, Aug 6th, was observed throughout the church 0f {England in the Dominion of eanada as. the feast of the Trans- figuration. The observance of this ffllstlval may‘ be considered a, new feature among .~’ Canadian Angli-

marked in the ‘calendar .of the 01d prayer book (the precept Eng- lish Book of Common Prayer.) no special service was assigned for it. lBut the revised Canadian Book

“fights FlfBV

. irgllrht.

-—-¢rr - K‘ i". '- . ~NEW POTATOES-r-Some excel»

‘tiENTRAi. GUARDIAN

l. ‘m: cAoPsolA arrived at s o'clock last. evening with a lull list of passengers‘, most o! whom are making the rond trip. ‘The ‘steamer also had t-ensiderable

"1‘1‘."DUN8TAN'8 CATHEDRAL

_ é- iiglt" Mass was celebrated yes-

terday‘ by Rev. Thomas Trainer. The sermon was preached by Rov _,_thcr' Arsenault of St. Paul,

inn. Father Arsenault is a brot- fler of Hon. Justice Arsellault of this city.

'1 AFTER LONG ABSENCE-Ai- ter an absence of thirty-two years from his native province Mr. M. Nolan, of Anon, Mass, and form- erly of New ‘Haven. ‘arrived in the ‘city Saturdafnight on a brief visit to his brother and other re- latives ill New Haven and vicini- U. Mr. Nolan finds Charlottetown Nlory much changed, particularly the streets and buildings in the lbuslness center of the elly. lie is ot present registered at tilc ite- vere Hotel.

FUNERAL HELD-The funeral of tho late -Mrs. Margaret S. Lor- raln, who [fussed peacefully to her eternal rest, on Thursday at 1130 n. m., at the P. EJI. Hospital, took place Friday afternoon, Aug. 4th. to llle Pcopic's cemetery. The

"ymos o; cAsoLlus —~ 1 " “ , AGElT- c » WWN- W» GALLON -* l » ‘ 1 l} a =

Nedlil Trots Ilile ‘i illl Grand Circuit, Ullptcell in 1.59 l-f

FORT MIA-M PARK]. T016110. hug. 6.—4Neddo, the handsome daubhter of Atlantic Express Ind Pleasant Thought. made srflml circuit harness, horse dllslnry here this afternoon by trcvttlqk n fault- less mile in 1.59 1-4 without pace- makers. oi0t soco f eaoin shrdlu

Over what grand circuit‘ drivers snid was the fastest truck yet seen here, the little daughter of Atlantic Express finished.‘ under the whip. by quarters: 20 L2. Si! 1-4. 1.29 1-2. and 1.50 1-4.

Summaries: .

Tilt Elks‘ Club. 2.08 Trot. ,(Throe Heats, Unfinished From _Yes- terday). Value $3.100.

lPnlnme Loree, v b g, by

P111108 McKinney (Mc-

Devitt) 1 1 2 ‘illlo Great Volo, lb h. by ‘ Peter The Great ((C0)!) 5 l5 l

Herbeivryn, hr g, by Miln-

rieo (Erwin) 2 0 Princess Etnwah. b g b‘!

Etawah (lMlurphy) 3 3 5 Walter Sterling. i) g by

Peter Volo (Stokes) 4 ‘,4 4

,'I‘ilne—~2.04 1-2. 2.03 1-4, 2.04 r-Z- Tile Legal News Two-year-qld Trot. (Two in Three Heats)‘

.l’url~le $1,000.».-. \_ Jane Revere, lb i’ by Guy

‘ Slider“ King ‘Wins‘~ i‘ ‘ ‘ i

At Fredericton

FKBZDERICTON, Aug. 4.- The ‘ ‘

sscoml day of the laid-summer “A-Tmse‘ 39"“ _ \ meet. lot the Fredericton. Driving

and Sporting Club, although visit- ed byuhresteuing weather - and following. a night rain, produced some i. terestlng racing. The freev for-all, contrary lto expectation. went tolSilvel-King in straight heats. lfoy Volo, the Fredericton hmse, fivored in the pools, was third, Ceilgary Earl, also‘ favored with Rod Volo, was a consistent four in position and got fourth money, eter Binarion won sec- cnd lnoneq This race was rather n disapvyointment,‘ as the fastest time only equalled that made by i.am‘bert"1‘odd the day before ‘in the 2.15 trot and pace when he pared ‘two floats in 2.10%.

A WOMAN SWINGS

A OLIMAX ~VO‘U WHJ, NEVER FORGET _

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Summaries: Free-for-all, Purse I900.

Silver King, b g, ‘by King

Temple (Dore) . . . . . . .. Peter Hlnnrlon, h g, flltton)’ 110V Vein. ch s (Lint) ,,_,‘ , (Isis-try Earl. ch s (Burrlill)

Tlme- 2.10 3-4; 2.12 r34; 2, 1-4. I l ‘[17

" I‘ . 2.21 Trot and Pace, Purse 54b6,

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a ~ lz-(c ‘PICTURES CORPOJMTION

resend

. . . . _ . ' Coronado Bella. b m, by Del l F ' -

of Comma), prayer hug “(laud the services, both at the homo and 5323:3112!’ ‘$2,111,131 GEL 1 11 (‘orollado (Ilttnn) . , 1 2 1 1 Transfiguration to the rank of a Krllvo were cenducierlhy 111s Rev, win ‘Eghmmq ' z 2 Alan Verona, '1, m_ y l. .

"red letter" day with special (‘ol- W- 0- 11111111121111. The pallbearers Marv Rose ,1, l. hy_liolly_ {San Francisco f.l<‘ox).. 2 1 2 2 in . l, 1001, Epistle, Gospel and Proper were: ivlessrs J. A. Lawson. John r5“, “hi, dam“) 4 3 Miss tawnh, br m (Dore) I’. 3 3'4 , . . . Lessons. in this respect the Can- hlicillnis, Timothy Carroll, Mur- “N, 30mm". ch c by Kamihoa, blk m (Rrlrkley) 4 4,5

ndian Church has followed the cx- lock lloss. il, Hr Shaw. and J. T. pew. The‘ mun" Mg Jnfroijv. b s (Dewitt) 5 r: '4 ro , .

ample of the American Episcopal Lantz, ~ ‘ ‘ Damp“ ‘ 8 4 S‘“.P"""‘r“‘" Mk "'- 11‘1"'1 6 5"“ 1'0. Rgddlfilfid-A lave

Cllllrch which has observer] the - —.—-~ Tmm___210 L4 208 1_4_ Tlme~ 2.18 1-4; 2.20 1-4; 217-1

feast ofthoTrarlsfiguration in this M0115 T141EV1N5—A $111111)’ 211 Tm, ‘(q-“Kfn, rhme "mus, 1-4; 21731-2. I Di‘. cud “r Kin ' ' ' manner {m- about (hh-‘gy yehm Cilrififll out utterluptlto -robl (‘ar- ' ' JUNO $1000 ' T ~ . I‘ _-, 3 y g -- vc Bros’ . wm esae whrelousc ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' 2.23 rot, Purse , i _ - Wt on Queen Street was intercepted Cm,‘- “’""1‘,Y"’ g‘ byczar v $400 ' C , ietor (Murphy) _ I j 11f“?! “"8111?” 11113151l7lt‘:i‘“l‘;t‘mli'g Jlurutlssima, ‘b,m. by Jus- 13"}'I1111<1 (grit. (‘.11(£l. bv) r . . i f’ c” w“ y c‘ " time Brooks (McMahon) 2 "'1'" A" l" "1’"1‘!* 2 3 1 1 1' f I. L And (Continued from Peso 1) T."‘filf.“'f.ii..“f."l3“ufi"Lulllilfii; 0'13“ 12101118. Igl- m. lg Thu 3 3 “figffjlf L'n,;‘",';§,c,?,°p"""i.1 4 2 _, the Tliliaff. 36?: we a __i____ ___ ‘ _ ' ‘ l. ort erll i an ( reers) ‘ ' _' '1' ..i ~

men of than, h, 5a., h- another 1111111" flfifm" l1°11*"B-'-W"l"“" l" Silviejirooks, , b m, by Pew snlwrll, b g (nur- ' WHAT SHOULD SHE n02

WM, is to begin, m“, why n is ,0 oranges, txaudy, fikrYl-“plillli outside Jusucn “mo,” (Egan, 6 4 rill) __ Q 3 .2 5 m.

begin; m, mo burden 0,- wm mm, m“; n*,‘lixa‘f“‘fi Anrarylia McKinney, ‘b l: ‘5 5 N"‘"I‘f'61x)1**‘~° 11'1"“- ‘11111 £117 S 1 Should she continue to be lower than a slave-treated

llpon our youth, and lt is tile duly ‘ ' _ " _ ' ' _ _ k by_ McKinney (Erskine). lt .. ...-. 3 ro. war" than he treaud his dog or horse? .

of our yolupg nlcn lo face the 1115155111"fvnugvmgrtllwlfflfiilyhgflilfiliiMao's}:- Iilllyllrlllll: itgréairrilitnltzlooé-ltlélxci1- ‘""(1I'Il'|‘;l)1"r“°k' Mk g ‘ 7 8 3 4 n She was a woman of high spirit-and she asserted her.

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{g3}. tfgg as)"£25211lggénflslllori1x11315111‘; fully -blcal a lllatgty ruLt-hhaqn 209 .131“, (Two m Tammy Heats), Mil-hie lViack, br m (Ilt- self. She gained. the ‘whip hand—llterally.

life. You often hour it said that "mbpri Rm‘ , ",6" It “U ; gut, Purse $1,000. 101") - - - - - - -- ---. 6 4 5 ro She had married hlm for better or fior worse-and she

war brings nut the noblest rluall- ‘lmuufzh ".0 ‘zflrike 1: 35.1, mm’ 51511111 P0101‘. 11 h-1-1Y‘P<l1fl1‘ \_ M‘? 1,91"? Sphm‘ 1"‘ m made a man's man of him.

lies in men. why should tile beat t,“ ‘_'"‘"' i" 15'“ wreshuflls", ' b, Wis Greet (‘Elrsklnel 1 1 Hf "°1"1“~‘1 - ~- 5 6 7 r0 ‘ ‘

that war lbrings out not continue '?“"° 1r"? 11?] “'3' 1' 1' Leo ’I‘llde, br ll. by Lee "We" Q““-en~ b mine‘ .

[mo times o; peace‘ hndva,‘ "r h“. 111L011“ 0 -1 “'11 m“ Axewnrtlly (Cox) i! 2 “x1111 - ' - - ~'1 3 5 s." “THE A two part western drama

ins allowed to slack oil’ into what I ——<+>—-——~ Nellie lkrlizlotuglk 1):. by 2 g 1* g1f1_1f~19 1"‘ 2-11’ 3-4: 219- - ‘ -

is often man's worst? ls there. no w N t c il ' e ) o eers l‘ ~ ~~~ ‘ -

need of (lil-lcipllltv. self-control, I A 0 ‘Hfglizrvflfi, iillléra 1R1 1'11- 1)1Y l; 4 3'24 "1' ,7 __

courage, comradslllp. in days or @111‘ f1" - ‘C "W" - \ .i- -- '

hence, as wcll as in dlys m‘ tvar? '11"? T"“""1"11- 11 11- 111' , ‘l Lea “es *"'°***“‘*“ ‘w — — v ‘ — ‘ =1 As far as we know, military traill- ' $11°eE§Pé>711°111fi g1gg11fisi 7 =1 ‘ g g n g - -‘ in i. tho best mean ' o ltivul- ‘ m ‘T ~ ' l ~ ' - - ~—-—— "' t ‘ Q ‘

1,15 3,05,,‘ 1 do not ivmfitct‘, mm A " '~ The Exhibition trot to beat two \ National League ' s tarist nation, straining hhvpyg h; (Special The Guardian.) ulilrutes: Netid-u, br_m, by Atian- ‘ . ‘l the leash for aggressive war. llut WASH‘MN‘G‘ON' AM’ h-h‘ ‘m1 11“ PlXilress (FIHYIIIISI. Wml- ' . R.H.E.-

meitller do I like to see a nation Pr, 111M 11011011)’ lefties 1110 W111" Thuc-l-Bil 1-4. ‘ Chicago‘ .... uooonooonoa-s 1o 1 ' . .

of settles; weakiiugs, umnailiy un- 111111111 "11071511 _“"Y - 1111*“ 11°11“ '- — New Yolrk .. .020000il0——2 8 0‘

ddsciplrned, sewhuhngunt, lease, zlbout cauiccllultlnn of any oi the I m t‘ m U n? ,Bau;efles__ Khhfmanm “Exam: Fresh, just received from the faétory, the large assert

living, ‘with no ideals, no aims, no ‘m? “"1119: 111° 11mm“ 313w” S113‘, ,0‘ F o“ mm, e otnh a, der aml O‘l~‘arrell; iifcqtliliun, ment of dainty biscuits at Jenkins’ offers you freedom from , ehterprihh, no c,,,m-ud,._.,hgp, “we,” Trvilflllfy 170i1111‘ll11101l.t today took lilmf-“aslg e “Flzflaujll gfi‘ “wuss Jonard and Snyder. : much baking during the hot weather. » where sell‘ is concerned. I like lo 11111115 l," 191 1'1 111;‘ kmlw" m“ 111° rwrfrel‘: in 1‘; up ‘mm’ ‘ntesoi, t," Anon“ Marshmallow Lady Fina". see manly men. heultllymlilltlcvl "m" "'1 Gram 3mm" 1" 11°" “elm tgqlsilcuo?‘ ‘n h u " Rllltllt A"°ncd sandwich , Arrow o t t.

" men, men banded together with m‘ nwmm“ ‘wmnfl “"1"” m.’ 13mm“; ‘The annéunced n "no" m, the Second game-- z 1 °g f some bu,“ Object in ‘m, "m" on the United lStutes -pollcy 1ll"T.C> Tiaras-u", U“ ‘irtmentp w“ m“ n‘ Chicflg, _____ __0o00000m___1 7 0 _ Iced Animals Rice Cake . - ; self. it is better to go head 11D. gm,“ 19 W1“‘§.1.5...9“‘1.113.1° Amllfij - m“ "me p“ augment-Gum’ pay New York“ ....0001.1000.--—-2 s 0 Peach Sandwich Fruit Gingerbread l ‘moumers "NCL mrmm“ m“ um" mils‘; m"? 3m.‘ "“,‘.§f‘,,f,..|“§§{‘-,,Z§,' lnemtgof tilgnObgiglllitlllfl would be B“1'1f"1°““‘“'-‘\18X1\112Pr and 0'- = Pineapple Sandwich Cocoanut Fingers ‘ to slouch through anyhow. have thfs‘; w; “hinlbh ‘I furlxbil: murewutllgfuctory m [he ‘when FarreL, cc“ crznth. 0 orange cream LHY ‘V,