l

wasn't able to

by ourselves and

sol have done so.

healthy as a trout, and I and m s Compound I

i oung Marrie

IIRI. DIARI- STIELI Mounts. suaaeuei

AGREAT many women after childbirth get up too soon and, too weak to care for the child and perform their household duties, often bring on serious derangemcnts.

Lydia E. Pinkh.am’s Vegetable Compound is a splendid tonic to take at this time; it is an excellent restorative, contains no harmful dru s, and can be taken in safety by nursing mothers. Thousands o mothers advise their daughters to take this grand old root and herb medicine for such conditions because of their own favorable experience with it.

4 Following We Publish an Interesting Letter from Mrs. Steele of Warrenaburg Which Should lnterest Every Mother in the Lands

Wnrlanslm?, Mm-“When my second child was born I got up too soon as my mother o for me. I oould not stand on my feet without being dizzy and my back would aohe so badly that l would have to lie down at tiinss through the day. My mother had taken Lydia E. Phikhaurs Ve stable Compound and had a bottle of it at the time m lbs begged ms to take it, which tshlugit. Thena oar later my busbau

dick and I cannot tell you how

can as 1 know it is

proud today to think I have never felt better myself.

e an to get stronger and those pains all left mo. about this medic ne. I think there is none other equal to it for women who have troubles of this kind. I cannot praise the Vs stable Compound too highly for the good it has dons mo. Whenever I know of a woman su erlng l am glad to tell her of it."-Mrs Wu. Rmauans. B. B, No. l, Mount Forest, Ontario.

Many such letters ifrove the reliability of

Lydia E. Pinlchamls Vegetable €ompoun

LYDIA Itﬁlﬂlﬂlih-H MIDIClNB CO-

d Women Need A l Mother's Advice-

fut back from overseas and we went to keepln house got all run down. n n. I oouidlft work loii a to sit down and rest. My husband lrep begging ins to take the Vila

I recommend it when “name Compound Minn’

_ ood for women's troubles ﬁallyogvgllligtlhlsiiow what it has done for me.’ ~Mrs. Pun M. Brazen,

l.

Ontario Woman's interesting Case Mount Forest, Ontario-J‘! am Before i took your lnediohie I erable and hwd pains all through mo. After taking Lydia E. Pinkhamb Vegetable

LYNN. HAIL

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3 ‘\' cam? A?

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much better 1 felt after

t a time but woul have

aiine bi bah boy as

sit wbak

I am glad I found out

A MALPEQUE

The iwrvll-c in Mnlpcque church w Sunday morning was conduci- '< lvllil- Past-or, Rev. A. N. onus -' d m bus-loll on ibn words "llﬂlll i illlili which is rzond." Mr. (llllis y,‘- spnl-inl rcivreucn to lhv I- rh hisliiry of lho congregation,

lili‘ splendid record madc- by I rliillicrs in missionary zenl null flllg \l‘llil‘ll iii one limo was un» "will “Y, lllly rmu-zi-nlliltllm uu a-islnnll. 'l‘hc iiilllross was u liirllill‘ tn Frincniotvn vmlzrcpza- lllll llui to live in the glory iii‘ e past lint to go forwurll from (in! unui glory" Wlll(\l\ is the st cnlcrpretnlion of ‘christian

m.

_in lhr nvoniiig the choir 0i’ ihn ltcd l-hiircli, ifcuslnrzlnn, gave u lendld cantata -ln Mnlpeque urcli. Mrs. Jns A. Campbell pro- limi ill ilio pipe organ in hor iiai efficient way. ldvcry 1mm. '°" "w ilrﬂgrumme wiis effec- BiY rendered and the audience illllllllll n very appreciative

t. The music was llllﬂruperilpll ilﬁllnmprlnlc scripture reall- lby ilio Pastor. Rov. A. N. Gil- a Jmrllfnllliwing is the proizrnnr

UIIitsts-The Prodigal son, ‘olmlllu: Ilymn. "The Ninoly \\iii». 2 vnrmnl. Congregation. ' Dllrl- "Drifting" Miss MC. grill) ililll Mr. Slncktorii.

-s"l0‘ "Where is My Wander. BOY. Miss J. Drown. iQiiflflillle, Mull», “Wandering lli-iﬂlmlllf‘ Home" Messrs Brown. Ephmlll Sliuckford. ,

“Purl. ‘Only n Step to Jos- i Full Choir.

ﬁdigllilriltiiic. mixed, “Almost Poo ‘ﬁlm-I r. and Mrs. Ill-mp. Mrs, .7 q l! mild Mr. Mlllmnn. ~-"In. Think on Thy Way." D lrlul McMiirdo

Al‘? 11nd Chorus. "l Surrond~ my 3T1‘. G. nnd Miss Minnie

y-nllihurun and Men. "Lord I'm . “ii ""1110." Choir.

l0. 'i‘riu, Mule, "Just. Out- Sliil: the Door." Messrs Brown. llﬁllrll null Slurkforll.

11. Solo and Chorus, "Home SWUPi. ilome," Mrs. H, Lcurd and Choir.

l2. Women and Chorus, “lie Lift l-ll Mc," Choir.

lii. Chorlln, "ltiug the Bells of llouvoii," Choir.

l4. llui-t, “Swccicr us lhe Years an lly,“ Mrs. I’. Wuikcr mill Mr. Slui-kforll.

l5 instrumental Music mill Of- ilariiil-r. Mrs. Campbell.

lil Lust 2 versus oi‘ Ninniy and Nine, Congregation.

The service wns clnrlcll by the

iprnnouncing of tho llcncdilction by the Rev. Mr. Lockhurt of Souris.

Meig-hen Denies _ Premiers Charge

DililYMMONDVILLE. Que, Sept. l7.-Absolute denial of the charg- es uiulie by Premier Mackenzie King in his Alexuulirin speech that Rt. 'llllll_ Arthur Mclgben, Conser- viltlvc lliullcr, was sucking to ar- lulsc race prejudice null feeling in the curri-ut election cuinpuigu, was made by Mr. Muiglicii today.

From the trulu which is bearing him to the Maritime Provinces, Mr. Mclghen issllcd ihc following slate- merit:

"Never in my life have I uttered words which either iii their mean- ing or their infarction directly or rl-molcly lluuiod to ‘set one race ilizninst the other. ll is the first time l have ever ll(‘lll"(l ihul charge mudc against myself, My vvrry iii- terance has been lnwnrd the very opposite object, Whnt I suid in Sus- sex was what I llilVo sulll on hund- reds of platforms in the Dominion. l quoted from the utterance nf Lib-

eral lenders to show lho melliods (My adopted to keep the attention ol‘ their hearers from the reul issue oi’ thl- last contest and lo rungs

iv

' l"i‘i

“mull shingles.

R-Sldameson ooaumnzo . , A CREOSOTE SHINGLE STAIN

F” ‘hluﬂlld roofs. sldlnqs, eta, whether or rough ol- A large p-roantsge of pure lin-

sill’

“id all ls used in the manufacture of those Stains, "mmll ihsm the most superior and durable on the

OHNRLOITTITOWN. P. B. I.

i‘ 0st a new color eard from

e ROGERS HARDWARE Co, Limited.

T0 Present Address Of Welcome To Richard L a W

SAINT JOIliN-‘Sem. l'l—’l‘he pre- sentation of nu address of welcome from the people of Kent Count. N. 13., to Richard Law, son of the late Right llon. Andrew Honor Law, is lo be purl. of the program :i't the unveiling of the Bonnr Law memor- ini cairn ni Rnxtou, Bnnzir Law's birthplace, .ou Thursday, Sept. l7. This feature has just been ‘an- nounced ‘by Dr. Murray MacLur-lau. (l.M-.G., who will give the Intro- ductory address. Limit. Governor lion. W. F. Todd, on behalf of tho poopic of New llroniswllck, will ro~ qucsll ltichnril Law lo unvcll the

cairn. -—-i—-<Q-r>-———

The Security Pact

(Special to The Guardian) BERLIN, Sept. l7.-Tho. Allied invitation to n conference for the framing of a security pact with Gcrmany was handed to the for- eign Minister, Dr. Sireasmann M noon today by the ‘French Ambas- sador, M. De Mnrgerie, The tnxl. of the invitation is to be published simultaneously here rind in the Al- lied capitals.

thnm against myself on grounds wholly mischievious and wholly mi- founded.

"Thc Prime‘ Minister's (‘.0|llt‘.ll~ tinn appears in be that lilbcrnl leaders should adopt whatever language they like aiill make nuy

side their own district should ev- l-r boar of it. i shall never com-i plain, but rather be glad if nny utterance oi’ mine in any province‘ are broadcast either by my foes or my friends in all the other prov- lnrcs of the Dominion. it mlizht be added that the methods ndnptcd in 192i by lilo Liberal speakers were pursued again in the recent by-r-iec tinn in Rlmouski." '

. seep-seated causes.

appeal they like, ‘but nobody out-y

iri:..i1"'.".’.i~ " ‘-‘.-’\"" "

Central Guardian

SHOP from Holman’; QQ\Q|Q".\ CANADA'S HOPE ‘AND 58-, TINY will be the stihiecl, 6r Meigiieir-ilnbcrlsoii addresses »— i uni flowery ‘bluff and boinliast. ‘ 5001i

HEAR PREMIER KIN-G at the, Market Hall and Prince Edward Theatre on Saturday night. ‘ 4990-9-l7-3l‘

HEAR‘ PREMIER KING at the Markeg Hall and Prince Edward Theatre on Saturday night.

49509-17411

QUEEN NUT COAL best kitch- (fﬂai. lielivvroll in earluull lots of dbout 30 tons to any stutiim. Auk for prices. Curvlell Bros. 4825-9414!

CRAPAUD—Sci'vii-n in Si. Johns on Sunday at 7.00 )).lll. Sermon subject, Commomliriitliig Si. Mul- thew.

LONG CREEKﬂSi-rvicc in Si. 'l'homns church on Sunday nt 3.00 llm. Sermon subject, Obedience nnll Authority,

THE RESIDENCE OF THE lute Mrs, Norton will bc open this morning from ll until l2 to ri-r-cive payments for goods sold at nuc- iilm. 4008

VERNON CIRCUIT - Scrilices Sunday. Sept. 20th., Vernon 10.30 n.m. null 7 p.m., Sunday School 9.45 u.m., Cherry Valley 2 p.m.. Sunday School 3 p.m.

SPRINGFIELD-The llev. B. l’. Coleiough. who is on the staff of the University of ’l‘ornnlo and As- ilistnnt at the Cathedral of St. James, Toronto. will celebrate the lloly Communion and preach in St iillzniiotlfs (lliurl-h next Sunday at 11.00 mm.

Kelloggls Man Here

.Vlr. N. C. Roche. representative Kullogp: Compuuy of Cnnnllii, is l-lincluiliuf! n. successful tour oi’ llin Province: in the interest of his film. Mr. llnlrbn has covered the if"l‘li'ill'_V from Snuris to 'l‘ignish null reports wonderful rosultn and

business booked through whole- salers. Mr. Kellogg is specially pushing "Pop." u preparation 0i‘

bran, us a breakfast cereal, con- taining all the (essentials to ‘make loud both nutritive null digestive. Mr_ Roche is finishing of his tour in Charlottetown. visiting the trade in the interests of both "Pep" and “Corn Flukl-s."

Simple Mixture for Gas on Stomach

Simple buckthorn bnrk, magnes- ium sulph. c. p.. glycol-hie, etc, as mixed in Aillerika, helps any case fins on the stomach, unless one to The plehsant and QUICK action will surprise you. Because Alilerika is such an excellent intestinal evacuunt it is wonderful for constipation-At often works in one hour and never gripes, iliughes Drug ‘Co,’ 14¢, Charlottetown, P_ E, 1_

I 0001) PICKLES ARE ASSURED IF OUR 0110100 SPICES AND VINEGAR ARE USED

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OUR SPICES are care- fully selected and mixed. Their rich. spicy ﬂavors are easily extracted.

OUR VINEGAR , purest v obtainable and ‘ when used as directed cari- l Mt fail to produce pickles i of the highest grade. i

z |_l_ Pose. oag 55a.

h

he‘,

' i-ronse, porhn us.

ll the icnuntry has reason for sniisfncliou.

lids shorl. of the average for

Undiluted-Unblended ——Rieh in Vitamins and Mineral Salts- Preservos the delicious flavor of the famous Barbados Sugar Cane.

runes/i RfiOTililiiTﬂWN ousanuns a

PAGE SEVEN

GENUINE‘. v ARBADOS

xzfra Fairlie

oaassns»

Pure Healthful a . Delicious

an Active Market.

1925 just lniliil-ll by the ilurenu Slillinilrir puts tho wheat yield 391,800,000 bushels.

buslil-ls.

seriously iuilluugci-

So much

scanned that lions urn magnified null impression lircauscil whnn there is no ronl or» iCﬂSlllll therefor. 'l‘liii-i yours ox- pnrlnucl- is not ilovol.

future yours in wait at lonut till the binders arc nl work bnfnrc 2h‘ ing ivay to the blui-il. yields in Cuuullu nro bllzh confluent, oven iu nil’ yours. have ‘been put ns low us. ll lnlull- sis un acre for spring ivlient iinli ris high as 2R bushels, tho being tlua record l'<ir'l.‘ll5. when from the harvest Cllllllllllt! strength that cnrrieil tho. country through llie ﬂrl-lt lryiiilr time oi’ tho war. The ucrciiizo sown to ivlienl this your excl-oiled that of i024. brim! 22,200,000 21H against 22,055,710. nof n very lures percentage of in~ but still nu iu~ crease, lllill with il thnre bus been no improvement. in the yield, ihie average for this your br-lug 178

' bushels. as lililllll lid bushels in

lllZ-i. Tho qualify also, promisc-l m bo fair. The offocl nu general business cannot lull tn ho. siimiil-ii- ing, even llioupzh priced are less than prevailed for tho pant your The conditions us reilurds 011M. which us roiznrilsl riunnlily. is the

are also satisfactory. The l-stimntix of the yield is 5l1l.Si)0.iiilii bushels, quite a hundred million bellcrlbnii inst your, ilinulzh less than some exceptional years in the ilnsl. Other grain crops urn 0i’ lens importance They are reported fnir to good. both oust nuil woul. The lluronu report pills if that the wontherlmu been ideal null n bountiful harvest is anticipated. Tho gruin crop. though losing rlflml! of its pro-cm- inonce in Cnnnilinu farming. in ynt fur in ullviiuro oi‘ llll llillPFH in im< pnrtanco, (Tnlilc raising and dairy- lu: null other forms oi‘ husbandry are mulling slcnily ndvnncell in the western provinrns, null in some nf the eastern divisions figure lllDFP. highly than grain growing in the annual builgr-l. They, mo. have made u good rornrd in i925. Tho

Tiic looked-for incentive to busi- uoss iictiviiy is assured.

It is impossible to lrnnslnio the wheat harvest into terms of money ill thin slugs, Tho price will bnlii» l(‘l‘l'lllIlBfl by world ronlilllniis. with the harvests of other grout wheat- ]Il‘O(lli(?lllK countries ns contribut- ing factors. The l-rnp report re- cently issued by lilo. linilnd Slates Department of Agriculture plncoii tho nntimuii» for this your iii 700» 000,000, which is l7Ii,000_l|00 unlior lho i924 lolnl flllll 1.'l7.0li0,ii00 bush» ihii Tho United Slates. lhc

inst ﬁve yours. moreover, is nnw consuming

‘bulk of its nwu whoni null may nut

ave o. largo exportnbll- mil-plus. 0n

its influence- ill foul-hing pcnplo in PH"!-

grentost of the crops cl’ Cunnilin.

lzpi], though there wore doubts usﬁrn hemisphere some of the nnusnli advanced lino m storm large ivhem producers: AFHPIIllII-‘l- and drought, insects null discuss, 1'01‘ ilXﬂllllllfl- 71M I1 rlwﬂrrl ﬂvrﬂﬂl!" which were reported from liiur- to 0i 13-319 time in lnculllilas. The iirnrl dicnii- new‘ a crlin at least eluml In tli-"I . . I‘ tint wiinl mi 'ill 0f illbl- Y0K"- adn N ‘m MOM l H“. w-(“viinn l-rcusn m’ llll.0il0,00ll bushels in ill‘- gmh, h, m", district. m. "w." h, tel-n countries of lilurupi- iel outlin- several, r-un be offset by liiir cnn- 30190‘. ll“! Gnfmﬂu Nirili Willi-Z S010"- dltions urinal-ally. or spPr-iflily fuvww l" . . nrziblo mics in piirliriiliir districts. lYlI-‘lllﬁl Q-‘llllll-‘llf? 0i Jlllll‘ lil-‘li. Allin” mi" Wm hm, ‘mm, hem m depend. these conditions bciir llirnlzllyl ilpoiii in lllt! general mind nu thr- resuilivlllt‘ Vllllll! 0i’ till! (‘ﬂilﬂlllilll "Wil- "t H“, harvest on Hm Mair“... ,,.,.1“’ll\oy larclitclt measure oiuiircrtaiir so curiously arc (be crop roplirir. n? is nlfv/nyn tile Clllﬁf! tcﬁllvrilillf-i l . ,3 l0 n c o u cru no .. iiinrll-l- ' “nmvoriililti com" i011: yet lhcrc is llllllﬂilllililllt’: llxllléUt-iwlll i iutinu 0i’ un active market in \Vlll('lli wboui. ill the high ipiuiily llfliillllulll‘ n wmlnlve in (‘nnndn can bi- sold at n guild? The wheat pool is stood to have giiiiriinli-lail u prir-l- oi’ u dollar a bushel, and thoullii u The Kunfirn] guarantee by such an agency is oi’ m,- qhp, doubtful value in lbia ovont of u rpm... possible price reaction, the figure is of interest as minimum expected by the western Even at ilini

Au aggregate

mnm- sellers themselves. figure the crop as now cstimulleil

Thu crop cstlmnte of (iuuztdu myths GU11?!‘ hand. ti"! Wﬂrld Wllﬂﬂl m"(7r0]) is reported to be nbovc that ui of inst year, twenty-four coilntrlles alum.“ 1:10,. or the northern hemisphere llZlVlllg 000,000 bushcis grcnlor than um an indicated yield vi 1433110111101 nf i024, and lull-unduly, the ppnnilui- bushels. compared with 2,Ii01l.il0ll,- B11111 fgcnfd n; 1915 by l5,50li,liiii 000 inst year. The iuirllri- iuiiicipntlnns and 5:000 "Oi! flfmllliiﬁlll 01'" of this your huvc been fairly l‘1!.'li- 110N811 "Om (‘Quill-fled l"

higher tbiiu the l00,0lI0,lilili»

lulilcul lug

iii-

uiilii-r-;

iho

SOLD ONLY IN BULK BY GOOD GROCEBS

iiii iiii ii iiii

——~- ~o

Reviewing the Review of the Bureau of Sta- tistics Shows Reasonable Expectations of

,i.~l of (illl)|'lllllll.\' vuiiiv. (‘ill-HS of iiiisiiii-i-is iii (faiiiulla benefit Lhl-rlelruiu.

GanzTian Ladies? Gold Championship

ziiiil ovi-rv will

OTTAWA, Si-pl. l7.’ ir tho iiﬁlulllll liiiiv in SHVhll l ' Mr... \V, (i, l-‘rilscr, fliriul-iiy .\l|.-i.~i .\li Stirling, iiirnl-il in llil- liﬁbli ﬁr. on u iuiullfyliiu i-iuiiiii n1‘ :i (‘dinni- iun lziliiies‘ gull’ l'llfililllli‘ill‘iillll.

'l‘\vi~\vi~ indies irlini inrnsv-

llll

nrrivlul within l0 sirnkos oi lilo iczilll-rs nix iil‘l! (‘iiiiiilliiiiin ililll as

.“ll‘li. Prlisi-i" is: lii ihl- llip of bur LL-‘lllli’. liinri- is li Hil‘(ill'-’. li.>p-- lirll rlllllv buvir in lllt‘

e->—-———

Attempt In Spring‘

LONDON. ScpL l7.—--A llvspulvii to lilo Wnsiini "r liuzvlli- iriiiii Oslo, Nlirwziy. says lhv iii-xi l-xpwi illililll lil‘ \iiiiiiiis :1 ifl\Vill'il North Pull», which will ln- illlilﬂflilil",

Till- rliiiil- will lu- h)‘ wily of lllll- hum, lclll-flllnll: ‘Fi-imillrii-iii. Nur- wuy iiiill Kiiigﬁs llliy, Spilzii-rltl-ii

Will entertain you afternﬁvn and eveumfl. "W" swl- 22ml" m

25th.

u rcsiill of this, illlll llil- furl that.

lllllllllllilll for llli‘ first time Sllidl‘; liilll. I

ib-"i

nu in 1m iiirsliip bi- lmurllil iii iiziLvl -\vlil S|ill'i from llllllll‘. ll -xl H]ll'ilil1.lh;|_.4 in...“

Stock Market Report (Canadian Press.) , .\l()N'l‘lili;.\‘l.- Sl-pl. l7.—Dninin- ilili ll'v'l'.4il)l'i\ rl-piirl: Fresh le- -r-i]|l¢< iii‘ iivl- Si()l'l\ lur uiilc on the 4w.» iiiriilacis this morning amount-

I-ll to Eli (‘ililllu 0 lambs. i494 hugs and l-lll (fill -.~a. Mont cailie \\'l>l‘4' l'llllll.lllll quality bulls and lhlﬂi‘ Hfllli for $3.00 and fPW u‘ 3i‘ ' Tow runner vuvvst hfﬂllilih!

liily iiniliir ours at 200. ‘Flu-rt.- \\'(-.l'la no and (‘Uillllllill null ined-

:1i;il iii

$

|n;,.,-";u1»-|,;,| piiiiiiiiiirr (‘lllli|ll‘ii‘l hi!’ '1' "m ilmnl. Hlmrti, “'00

s “word ultroﬂgﬂ in tho. llVPlll and llil~.'lll lust iliui i ‘"1" “N” S i“ s-"uib hulk

i l I ‘T0; lllrll"ll ill (‘Ilfilki liuziilin ll for ilii- iilnll. Tlii-rc u. 11101110 Hlflllillry

l "_ l~liliiupiiiii.~iliii figlil. 'l‘lil- 22 (‘an 1°" “mil” “ml ~“‘“""* 31f m“ "m

ilifpiiTLhii. ndluns um Iwcii lliYlilWl, (ltinwai. 1°!" “WW millic n! $11.1.» tvlth top

hllllillhill niiii 'i‘liriiiiiii llllvll llIl\'- m’ $11-50 Ila-m [Dr “H” 74mm lum-

|,,., “h. h, H“, ,.]m,m,.,| “NI”; illlliilivill lambs solil inr Ml. liege

'“ . . - _ i- _ " - l wclgiil uiill liuullly so ll in

709p‘ wink, Augu-nlh (.3. llﬁllllllll. inn, lllllllliillil .lllll \\iii.“1_b“"' _ ___ \

“h...” m... “n.4, m- g". 19w)... mini-ll lots irom lilihi lo $1.350.

St’l4'i'l§i will yfHHiPl 1'11!‘ $13.65

uiiil sun's $10.00 lo $10.50.

French Communist Deputy Is Jailed

AlilillllltS, Soul. 17.-»=Hnril lllﬁk is in slorl- for (iﬂlillillllllléll. incin- lll‘l'$ iii ihc FfPlilill (‘hnmiii-r 0i llcpiilil-s, \\‘llfl lry to stir up n-giitu- ZiOH among lhi~ nnlivmi. Deputy li\‘lll‘l\‘i has tin-op place-d in lull illlll liopuly Iinrini is luring airtight.

llllllrlPl W115 ain't-slog] Saturday, rhii-rgi-ll with piirliliir, against the l-iy of llll‘ _~;iir‘e. No charge-hos p lolligl-il uguiluui, Dorict, l-ztsl ui-i-k llii- lmlil-i- hull to proli-cl him lriim llil‘ plipuiril-i- of Oran which lll'l)\'i‘ him mil. of ihre city. Hcnriet orazilnizing Communist “l-clis.“ iillil ihi- police allege that in : ,- BPS lIP fuelled the Arabs ri-vlill.

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I'M gONNPs 5T»: b4 TONIGHT Apr i'i_i_ "Mm, A NAP so i (any ' HEAR Maggy; WHEN SHE ‘STARTS birléltfi‘!

TBRINGING UP FATHER-

WAKE 0533.5 “ i $09 THAT okmq qsqw 5*" i 3N6 WlTH ALL THAT Noise -

THE weave

bmq:

- e a r : zzsezrz:

i wl-an i HAD

T0 TELL. HER HOW SHE Kiyq