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1. DAY
Wednesday, June 30th.
Boosting Charlottetown, _
More Goods for a Dollar
Bill than you ever read
| before |
-4--*“"" are still depeudin upon others to o it for us, up
_ _.f  E _:_ 1 _to save us, to say/I the Empire; upon others to go and fight
for us; to contrib to .tor us. It has not come home t0 ul
individually. Wet still* have too many parasites among
tis, tdo ma‘liyl‘w are willing to live on what others are
  _;f1lf;`§'_)Il_i0_r___¢be11111e1v<»»_beb111<1 time who are inv.     
Thursday, July ist, being Dominion Day and a atatu- V
tory Public Holiday the Morning Guardian will not he -
issued on Friday. The Evening Guardian will not be |||u,¢ After all, it is well to remember, says Colliers, that, but
on Thursday but wi" be pub|i||1¢¢| “ umm ¢n |=r|d¢y_ Ad for Mr. Bryan. Mr. Wilson would not now be President of
rt- Ie n te these Chang" ' the United States. and Champ Clark probably would. When
ve me" P an ° l the imagination dwells on that possibility one is inclined
Special Rates by Rail
from every Station on
P.E.I. to S.A. McDonald’s
500 yds. of <lres_<good;<, regular price $1.50 and $1.75 per
yard. S1100-rlollzlr day,
'l`en yds. white and grey cotton, ,regular loc. per yard-
12 yds. for $1.00-~dollar dz1y-000 yds. i11 tlte lot.
_too yds. of 25e. Curtain _\lusli11, 5 yds. for $1.00--dollar
day.
300 yds. of te11 ecnt towelling, 12 yds. for $1.00-dollar
day.
120 prs. of corsets, all sizes. regular price from $1.65 to
$_’..:_f,-$71.11() per pair, dollar day.
25 doz. l.adies’ L`111ler\\'ea1', regular price 2 for 251:.-10
for $1.00--~dollar day.
_to dozen _>5e. i1o.-e. 5 pair for $1.00--dollar clay.
1\‘ dozen .\le11`< llats, r<-_qulzlr price, $1.25 and $1.50-for
.S`1~-~d11ll:11' d;1y.
(1 dozen 111e11's U\'erall'_~', regular price $1.25 and $135-
$100 per pair 011 dollar day.
11 dozen 111e11`s \\'o1‘l<i11g sliirts, regular price 656. and 750
1-:ieli-~_> for S1.00-~dollar day.
S dozen Nt-gligee Sliirts at $1.25 and $1.35 each for $1.00
---~1l1_1ll2ll‘ 1lZl_\'.
_'o dozen boys’ wash suits, regular price $1.25 a11d $1.50
lor >`~1.00-~1l0lla1‘ day. _
_;o’1pai1‘s oi boys' l<11icl<e1's, regular price $1.25 and $1.35
for $1.00-dollar day. l '
15 boys" 'l`\\'eed Suits to til boys l'1'on1 3't0 6 yearsof age,
regular price from $2.50 to $5.50 eaeli, for $1.o0_-<l0ll11r day.
ilnly one to each cu.<t01ner.
4o0y.'|1'1ls Slieetiiig. price 300 per _\':11°d-4 yards for $1.00
--»dr»ll:1r day.
_io Ladies’ House Dresses, regular prices $1.25 and $1.35
for $1.00 on dollar day.
3 dozen Ladies’ Blouses, made of good quality linen, high
11<'vl<. regul;1r price, $1.25 to $2.00 each-2 for $1.00-dollar
day. Only two to any one customer.
1. DAY
at S. A. McDonald’s
30 pair Lace Curtains, price $1.25 and $1.35 for $1.00
per pair--dollar day.
'l`h1~ce hundred Ladies’ Hats, $1.25 and $1.75 a11d $225-
$1.00_ on dollar day.
5 dozen n1cn’< Underwear (summer weight), regular
$1.20 per suit for $1.00 on dollar day.
I\len’s1| lose. regular price, 15c. per pair--10 pair_ for $1.00
1111 dollar clay. _
25 dozen of 25c. hose-5 pair for $1.00 011 dollar day.
35 cent liosc-4 pair for $1.00 on dollar day, 20 dozen in
tl1e lot. _ 1
_ 10 dozen Ladies’ Kid Gloves (Pcrrin’s) black and tan, all
W1'-<2 1'eg11l:1r $1.25 for $1.00 on dollar day. Only one pair
to each cnstoincr.
_ ll°“'* NCCl<li¢‘S. Price 35C. each at 4 for'$1.oo on dollar
I ii\'.
Ladies’ summer Underwear, regular 45c., 3 for $f.oo on
dollar day.-
l\11n011:_1 Cloth, 251'. yard at 5 yards for $1 on dollar day.
50 Ladies’ \\‘l1itc Uiirlcrskirts, regular values $1.25, $1.35
flllfl $l~50_: selling for $1.00-dollar day. _
85 N1ght Dresses, regular price $1.20 and $1.35 for $1.00
on dollar day.
l"“l‘*`-“ l7"\“’@fflC regular 25 cent value at 5 for
$1.00 on dollar day. mir, regular value 35e. at 4 for $1.00
-dollar day. _ _ _ _
_ . , _ _'_ _ _L
£l1ll<lt‘Co 9lIl1ldr’eH“O1ito11 Dilesies, rbgtllar values $1.25,
$1.35 and $1.50 for $1.?<U1_i1"1lollar_{]`;1y_ _
Lorsct (overs, regular valuesV40c. each at 3 for $1 ,oo on
dollar day.
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Many Other Bargains at
1.00 Dollar Day
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mean German domination of the whole world. It would
- mean therefore that we Canadians would immediately be-
come German subjects; amenable to German laws, bowing
our heads to and saluting the German ting; at our various.
gatherings singing God Save the Kaisér. " `V ` 'V _
Loyal Gefrman subjects! We wholbsiiel willliiii the pasti V
Sw months _i'cad‘ 'of Louvain, of B’_i:}lgi\ln3;-‘oi`;1Lie¢e, ot' bam the w______d_ __ me
_ nmur; _ f tis-pwnous gases, oft e t rpedoing_of non- _-   1-_ - , ,» 9' . ': ° 5-~ll° 9 5|
_ , G \ ¢~-* ' I
helllgeregtfbllips, the bombardmen_t__f1foun!_or_tllied cities, wH_E_N.3H|F_3'(:§_)9_0E‘ViNifl'_'1i1§yi?¢§%€,fFTi,i%:;,n;yh;2i{§|
of the-nfurtler of innocent children, the raYisliing=of women ’ '  ‘ ‘ _ .’ "'_‘f’l`_l_pin, when over' the sea and 1 1 ,   ..
_the irffamous and damnable treatni t'¢~,\\7§‘g§t§é['i;|' uhll' "’ 'B' '1W- It §Ma‘B1¢"n_'_l"~',__'l"'_foyer the bay, myubesulfiful ` ~ ‘ ~ - 1 '__
Offending citizens by German pmcg|-gml;d1Q§rm‘§n_§¢|d|erBl i' ` " .1,l""‘P fi,_ __ ‘__._‘_,'_ V'  fialpell lll,-1 _in ~‘.' -iv, W"-or "--- ---»-»\»-\~~fv\»~.-~»_»..~. _/-tam., ...-N _,__._, _.._, ,,-~_- < 1
-we to become loyal Germ'an .subjec_s! i' ‘V-“l 1' ' '~*” When `6_i1ii‘ B\l_lDl_ ¢°\1_lB éwlll' §i\i  . -If-I ‘ l _ _
i v -.`-- l . i i
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1 _ __ __ _ ._ _ , (mice 3 gyms nay sm do but upon 1 _ 3 _ _ _ _
"il l é ,`  -“»  = *-* vlhHW "5su}1?>»nd w_~ll1'do. We have not vet - ~ 1 ` '  ` "I1-1 _
_ _ . _ /_ _ . ._ -nnkened‘to~the seriousness ot the problem before us. _We _ "  _ _.»..
  1           °    _ ome se u eason-
t~f»\ - ` it is because of this that conscription is rapidly be
ii_ V_ ____ Q5*-1 <_| - _
' " »"“il~'l  ___ _coming__g _necessilY; it is because of the unfairness of 
' " ` ,, ` carrying' pariisite at"'the expense of self sacrificing men L ‘
A¢v°l'¢|ll'\I Phone ..._,'... ... ... ... ... .»- -~» ~-152" that it will be necessary to distinguish between the eligible
_1 Iuhsoril on Phe  ..._ ... ._..... ... ... ...N2-2 and the ineliglblefbetween those who should go and those
1 News  tfé~--i_~_'l_-»_- --- »-- -~-°--"3 Vwhose duties,"`physica_i condition or other legitimate rea- .
‘l News and ht I ...‘l‘!l’l..7 ... ....._182,§  son may prevent from going., _K 1 ‘ _ ,
~ . A call is now being made for more men. They are
l'l°ld .QFCO It Charlottetown. 5l‘ii\¢l\ 0'5" U* allm' needed not only to save the Empire but to prevent _further;_.
‘-_ ‘merslde,‘A|berton,‘_§oii|§idnd Montague. "` __  sacrifice on_th_e _part of those who are"f'alling_b`ec1a`u'se of
London Qflee, Mprconi H°Ul°» 3¢li_Il\l`|1 W- c- the lack of iiufilclent men. to pres1_'1..'th‘e advance again_sl:_`
l' the Germans in Northern France.. Will the men respondf
Prelldont .,_._----_-_-.--~._ ... ... 1.. ..‘.V"-'~/lt A°‘B|“l°“ voluntarily or 'will they wait until the state demands that
Managing Editor ...,_    ... V....-I. R; Burnett they go-_» ‘ _ __ _ .
_ IN 'ALL CHARITY ._
------=-'-'-'~'-f-‘-‘-=‘~'~‘-‘-'-‘-`~`~'-‘f‘-‘*-`-'-‘f-`-"‘-`~`~`r"`r'-`~"""""""`""""""`"""""`:"’ toward charity for Mr, Bryan'g defects, lt was because
TUESDAY, JUNE 29TH, 1915. - of Bryan’s dramatic help to Wilson at the Baltimore Con-
-,-_-_»_.___-_,_-_-,-_..._-.-.-.-.-.-,-_»_-.».~.-:feV-----»-_---<-f~=-----fY-=-A-==---‘f-='~‘-'ff-'-= vention of 1912 that Mr. Wilson made him Secretary Of
' State. A certain amount of the blame must he traced back
    to that initial mistake. It exemplifies the price of 1ex~
_”_"_’_‘ pediency. Mr. Wilson knew enough about Mr. Bryan to
E\'9l”Y l“‘ll°all°'l °l llllllllc °l’l“l°“ ln the °ld country know that he could not possibly make a good Secretary of
points to the almost immediate adoption of conscrlptlon. Sm_e_ The qualities of heart which M___ Wilson app__e_
ll ls "ol ll"-ll “le” “le “°l llolllllleerlllg ln éumclent num' elated could have no possible usefulness in an ofiice which
bers to fill the gups_already made, but rather that the num- involves hard _mnking__ high dignnm willingness to abide
` bers are insufficient to provide a first and second reserve _ by Sound p__eCedem_ andgapacity to adapt oneself tp the
when a forward movement is taken in Flanders. It would Wm of ms chief and to carry out the wlshes of the ‘_Oum__y_ _
be foolish in the extreme for General Freneh__or General or course Bryan is since__e_ and it B__y_m,s intelligence had
\lllll'l`9 l° llsll llll llllvllllce “Vllell he knows mm were his been eflual to his good intentions he would have been
brave soldiers to be mowed down as at Langemarck there President long asm Again and agahh although his mag 9
W0“l‘l be llllsl ellllllgll ll’ lake lllell places and ”° mme w netism enabled him to hold the crowds, he lost the prize
llll 5“““°S5l"° gl‘P5~ lll me Ullltell Kingdom -were are because thoughtful persons_~1became convinced that his »
3~000-000 mel’ ‘ll “lllllllly age”°l8 1° 40”`a“ll °l th” 3’000" judgment was dangerously defective. Bryan is an evan-
000 have "°lllllleel`9‘l~ l"e"e“ll"ll"“ Del' cent' ol whom are gelist. And as a political evangelist he has done enormous
married men. Of the remaining 5,000,000, it_ ls_estimated g0od_ He can go into ___ community-#hd by delivenng _ev _
that 4,000,000 have nothing to hinder them enlisting except tures in it and bv giving out of ms p'e_____0namy_ he can W ‘ l "' ""'_"'*""-"'_" ' "¥liHl
s“lf'sllness‘ They are ll' good sltuatloml' they are C°m` nieasurably raise the ideals andperhaps even the conduct.
fortal1l_v off, they have never been accustomed to roughing .of mm c0mmm_iw_ He has much the Same kind of pe___ < _ ‘
ll' lll‘~`ll lllllelllll °l` Wlves are llgalllsl' me Sncrmce-1 sonality, much the same virtues, and much the same value I V  M '  Safety
lllese “llll Sllclllllle l`ellS°“S are glven fm' “°“`e“llstme“t' as Billy Sunday; but Billy Sunday would be out of place l ____,__ .. _ ._ ».,1.1,»bt1.1.».1  1111.111( RGZOI
Meaiiwllile the other young men have shouldered the rifle, as Secretary O`t State_ _sincerity has nothing to do with -  - -  _ - ` ‘
allll are belllg llelll blwk ln Flanders hecallse of the intelligence. Men are as sincere in their' mistakes as they " l 0
Selllslllless ‘lf lllell” llrmhels al home' This feature of the are in their correct actions. In his apology for resigning V   l   ls
voluntary system is appealing to labor leaders now just as M___ Bryan used __ homely "gum of speech about __ hem A' _ the razor that simpli_
lorclllly as ll appealed '° l"°r‘l Roberts B year ago' in me hen is commonly very sincere. She is' never so sincere as _ ' fies Shaving
some distant outpost, said Lord Roberts, whose reasoning __ nt a ood man hours in ra er Persons who know
found just the same that they were inadequate for__ the pill 1S8,V@_§€l‘Y1_&l1d_"that it believes this savaBBl‘Y 0lll0lf2"l
cd regulars from some European country. ~'l‘be1voluntary same thing; -and _it 'does not seem to occur to the German
system 111111. bas pi-<=_va11et1 so long bmi 1'a11ed,‘he~ asserted. mind thatein tl1‘e‘A_mer1cnn mind the obiection to the sat/~
_ His suggested remedy was compulsory service. l-ie woliltl agery and lawlessness of the Von Turpltz policy is not ,
have every able-bodied young man, with certain exceptions illllllillsllefl DY 9-llY'C0DSlll€l'l1lii0ll Of ilS €‘1lllCl€liCY. real 01'
to be defined by law, b11t entirely without distinction of 1lmuzlIlary. On the question of that 0il'lCl€110Y, there is
wealth or class. compulsorily and efficiently trained as' a l‘00Ul'1`0l’ m\l0ll difference Ol 0l>llll0l15 0" the <l\l€Bll0\'1 Ol °
V soldier. Tile voluntary military policy so long hi force _in_`_its outragaousness -‘from the standpoint ofhumanity and      
, 1, i _ . 1
Great Britain is wrong-andthe European system is right Of llllernalional law there is none.-New York Post. ' ' '
as far a'.s it. goes. The sentiment against compulsory ser# '1 ~‘ l ' ‘ ' I' so      
vice has to be overcome before it is accepted liy`i.'he Vpeople, ' ` ll `lS"BBl<l llllll G€l'l2iili1 Ol' 0111* YOURS 111911 8i‘0 “wlilillig 7 .
Lord Roberts realized that his scheme could never become 'Lobe fetched." ’I‘h"e image which that phrase brings to    a  5  
law “save by the free choice of a free people.’ The crisis our mind is that of little children waiting to be taken
be foretold loss than a year ago has materialized and it is home by their nurses, when H party is over. If there are It Inay- e -Sornew at ar to I-na e
evident that the "free choice of a free people” will now en~ `mlY 5llCl’l 'YOUHS men, We W0lllfl ~S8Y 10 lllem llwl lh€Y are       
dorse his views. A law will almost certainly be passed de- "_'fetched" when Lord Kltcllener Buys that he Wants 300.000 ’
_ _ n;an_1ling_1thnt every man of military ago tit to shoulder 5, more of them, and\that all the honor-'and pleasure of ser-      
r ile shui be trained to defend his home and birthright. 'Ville Wlll hHV€ ¢l¢Dll'l€ll lf they Wait. Until an emissarY Ol 1' ` °
1 _ _ . ivery and will attend to them as
_____?____ the Government comes and takes them compulsorily Let
_ _',them 'reflect that if ler aft rl t it °
   they were taken colilptilsosillylmthlielysiivltliiiltil iatintlilgii-eBc?w_ii   
esteem and in the esteem of their fellows take a lower    
If. because of national sins-and our hands are by no
_ means ____ea_____ ____0___d come about that our Brmsh Em_ place than those who had offered themselves willingly and
pire .should follow Babylon, Persia, Greece and other form- eagerly when the choice was open to them'_WeBtmlnst'er 
er world powers into the category of dead or second or Gazette'     
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a false security in Lord Roberts' view, for, lieargued a glow, because Britain is concerned, Hearst has turne DH '
combination of misehanees might wipe out a whole -squn.d- 'l’lSi.. BWI1ll0WS BFYBH. 81111 WMIIS Wlléivh that the L‘10\llll!‘Y  `
ron in a few minutes. It is in this connection that Dord' ‘W0f_l'l l0l9l'8l0 W3l‘"'l1D0H G9l`mi1\1Y~ Hililiilly f0I‘ Allglllj l`
Roberts made his plea for universal military training_. M_H€riCan__`re_lations Hearst repfegellls 0illY the 111081101' l |" "°"'-'_ l "-5 ~
With the failure of the navy to protect, the chief. depend-_ _elements of Am8rlCa.-_Ottawa Journal. **"""""'
e11ce would have to lie on the Territorials; These de- ‘ . 1 -‘I  11rr_'_""~°°_°‘
femiers Lord Roberts praised for their patriotism. 'but'»11e '-'Phat the'G9'r_m\1n‘nublic mind “approver” the \' »11 'Fur
purpose of effectively opposing an invading armyiof train- las it weapon against England, are evidently one and the D 0 L L A R
tlllrdrate powers, and that Germany ghouid g_;||_¢¢eed_ wha; """`""""""""""""""""‘-"""""""'" `~`-`~‘-`~`-`"-1"’-'-`-‘-`~'~`~‘~'~"'~"'~"`~'-=j-‘~'-"‘-‘-'-'-'- _ _ _
then?- Should Germany win in the present war it would  pp_n§__l:e t:1_§ir____g:~_i_;zfw1}{1_;l-___c__1_1_1__c:_.      
+1' 1 1 ' ' ` °
1 » ‘.lif‘.'iI"‘L‘;’..‘1l.1.°..“1'.’2.‘i 1‘2.1‘l1. 2;? Statlon in the province free - of
busy with things like these ' h
till my good old ship comes ' C 
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'ing‘ dreams; I haven't the
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2 Brassieres for $1.00
1 Brassier for 1.00
Corsets 1.00 _ ',
2 pair Corsets 1.00
2 Vests for 1.00 ‘ '
4 Vests for L00
8 Vests for 1.00 '_
1 Blouse for 1.00,'
1 Middy for 1.00
1 Princess Slip for 1.00
1 Apron for 1.00
6 Tea Aprons for 1.00
1 House Dress for 1.00
1 White Underskirt for 1.00
Combinations 1.00
Night gown 1.00
2 Night Gowns for 1.00
4 Nazareth Waists for 1.00
2 pair Drawers' for 1.00
3 Corset Covers for 1.00
Kimona 1.00
4 pair Childrens Drawers for 1.00 ‘
Colored Linen Underskirts for 1.00
Black Sateen Underskirts for 1.00
Ellgllsll Rwlew ‘ll August l“Bt_l“sl' at the °“'break of the ,when in a panic .she dives under a running automobile. It _ _ __ --- - lil tal{€S l€SS time t0 'SCC-
war’ l 0 ' ’ is the sincerest moment of her existence, but it makes
__ but lef re_tl;e crls_is;1a<l _oec_\1rre:_ I_.ord 10002215 213;; 1  1 _‘ ure a perfectly Satisfactory
11i`,.,.f°1l§”;‘.1.i§'f..‘;I‘..fe§ZZ,..1§'§°.`i;.,§¥, ,f..;..§§ '1.?11.1. 11,., ‘f°__‘;}"§ f°§__“§{o_§";; °*”e?""‘;°;__°;‘,"°'=";,°“» _,gl ‘”‘,“ “,;’  - af#  _ §§‘a"§ 1?” 2 Gtlllflfg S‘;ff’=t'Y
echoes of war reaching the centre of the Empire from ian beztqwis be“ev;yu_T_;_ is asriging _frshtss d;'__l_‘;_o__n‘;_l;  . éggreysago gogingoglétrloir
ivas that “what ourifuthers won by the sword we must per- pe g y D y _
ping-_-just lather up. draw
the Gillette down and across
_ ` __ _ Woodrow Wilson equally well will just as readily believe ‘1
mr.c0.h,0m by the sword' __The c_mm_1_ _Shit be°a‘_lS_i GIS? that in the present. crisis he, too, has spent a good deal of __ “"2-__~ ' y0i.1l‘faC€- If CLltS evéfy halt'
Brllf"1“s shores had "ot fee” a mc, L or iff’ 0 g X time in prayer. And because you get out of prayer pretty ` ` ` _ ClOS€ I0 the Skill giving 3.
`am mlmu_“e' Lord R0bGnS_ ('hamct_enzed as a parzot Crit much what. you take to it, the results of the President's  l ql1lCk, Cl€i':1l’l SZltlSfaCt0I`y
and he hinted at the possibility ot a cruel awaken ng. _ - are much mm____ effective th_____ me results of Br __m____
-1< 1 ' 1911.1 11 d dm 1- 11, 1 l Ksllave- _ . _ .
‘<~i1°11"afirveri.1ii;r1i.xi11v 11i;i;ri`1i1tf;`s1111fmri.°Vf.imiift. _ 11 _ 2 ` --L ‘ ‘ 0---i The Gillette-~Safeiy_Ra20r Set c9nS1StS_0ftr11>le S11-
vear the fleet la-y in Cromarty Firth with torpedo nettings ` '  ` Ver plated holder that Wlll'_la3t 3 llfetl_me»_Wlth 12 d°_l-lble
_,OW _,___ gunnm weep o,_`_,eck_ a me pmjecme ,eady 1 -_ _ ____ edged blades (24 keen cutting edges) in nice velvet lined
in each gun and the war-heads fitted in every torpedo. The The Hearst Dil€i!<S lll`0V@ MCKl“l9Y lIll0 Wllr wllll Spain, leather False' - . '
navy was in momentary expectation of alien attack Yet and Sought to drive Wilson into war with Mexico It has W6 ll l)€ glad to Show you the Glllette Safety Razor
the country slept secure in the knowledge that the greatest been thil‘Si.‘ll1E f<ll“bl00d f0l‘ YBHFB. li- @Xll8.\1Si-ed the 881'- lf you wlll call ln today' véloria
navy in the world was protecting it. Tliis miglitimve been base barrel of abuse to show its dislike of Bryan- Blll F  &   l
d cl    Row
from :ben sem .ot drwnm -1- 1~f 1 1 .
our rivers be the rivers of Babylon, if lirider the dilho and will till my ship comet
’ .  1 d S ouredfflas of Germany! ‘ ' , , _ . - - - ’ gills. l’ii helD__t}\e Vboor in
 _ __ _ _ 51 , _ __ _ _ #1  1_1. U_§mn1¢ab1e so men an outcome may t1¢,_yl1¢ in pep ""l'l' ."°" 'I°'§,,"
I me ra me be sn-
J nlbll or impossibility depends upon ourselves, iulcspsl ili&;g tip” time. , any, md
For generations we have looked Vllvith' l‘ll1`e°i1 thd 1- A I ' "  ""=' ` 1 ' '  7 '. »-~ - `,` , .
1   It   ~» »~  lim 'l‘*1f1ff»11»»'i‘-ii`s111~11 .:1“:.'°.:.':.°1'~1‘, ‘:°.,'.z::11:r   "Sit" ' ' el' 2 Footwear For  Men
parental protection wherever we hiyve  itV‘unfurled.'. pignti and oar den gchegggg _ _.\ .__ ,1;.__1._,H.___ _ _ f 11,1 _ ‘ _ . __ _ _' ' `
We and our *fathers have reverently‘suuU"'(_lod Save the :viii thei§__il1__i:i_:____ll;l_l,l6 .tlgf __ V, f .1 1. .5 .1 1.1 _. -    _ .1
- Queen. __ood_s1we the Klmr; the N_sn<ms1 Anthem has __‘:‘_f_3e_,., ,,,__,,,, 1,.,,,,,,,.~.,,, 1 " ' _ G 0 F F B -
_ been part of our worship, for we have associated onr'd_lity new ‘mg 5 in, ‘wgghgll all be _ _ _ _ ` .
to God -w_fth»ioyalty to our country, .suppose ttis|lp_th'i|`|gs giid on tlijst io ful _de_y_,_'t_iia ‘ '
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