\
 Good Place
 .To Stop
WHEN _you motor to Nom Scoti
i stop ut The Queen and euii
the yacht races, .deep son ilshln
sporty golf courses. liomlness is il
outstanding feature of this famol
hotel _ . . its atmosphere of comfo:
sld friendly service _ . . for Ti:
Queen is large enough to provil
every modern convenience . . . al:
_small enough fn keep ii n home if
Zfthose nwny from home. vt
I it
I 150 rooms . _ . ull outside . _ _ rm
ning hot and cold water in eve:
room _ . . 75 privnte baths . _
Simmons beds. with box-april'
mattresses _ _ _ In-il-siile phones nn
reading lumps.
Right in the center of linliiax . _
orerioolfilltr filo \voudcl'I`ul Ilarlioui'
‘. . _ from the roof garden, tile vleu
are delightful. and guests may enjo
afternoon icu wltllout clmrgc.
iThe Queen, too, provides an excellen ‘
musicnl programme daily.
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BAYJFAX, f- t Nova Scotia
Q, _
A. G. Sampson, Ilifnnaging Director
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“PE|.`LIOUiili”
the remedy for
ECZEMA, BOILS,
» PIMPLES and
all SKIN DISEASES
To be had at all~
drug stores.
Price per bottle $1.25.
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A UCTION .SALE
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TUESDAY. AUGUST 13th
AT 2 l’. M.
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_“B¢°l\il= I tanned bl¢k"ls th little aa she eontemplated lt. The' gather-sd‘!rom his lnslnuations, ahe
:,:‘|_°:f‘e':$nT;';efT¢_§"°"y"‘"W “" headlights shone on a scene of decay would ouiy muire mutter; worse by
-neglected flower beds famished appearing frightened
shrubbery gaunt, naked trees that whgre is he? she asked evenly
_' -T1-“_` ,_ She felt s little tightness at the on;-ug ci-ookgu. iipg beegmelg little
,,'_'  __-_~;.__ ¢1'“'°a¢ I-S Sh* lf'°PPed U" ¢n81“° more pronounced. "Serves him right
"-‘~.“-.Qui lf./" ~~'?'-;_:-' _‘L and Jumped down- A BMP G-'»¢lD€d for pitching me out the window the
ut- "_j'_f; 1" ~’--T* _ her as she heard a growl and saw other hight," - -
"1: !~5~"" ' V  a black, shaggy form bounding to- Aedgi regarded him rlgidlyf Bhe
_  ~ _ ward her. felt a violent sheer, fouowed by a f
‘ig "T" ‘ _` "Hello, Caesar!" Joan cried. "Come dun u¢he__Agaih gh, gt-,ught tn steady
_ V *U '.. ‘ ` here- °ld b°Y- _ herself. Perhaps Axelson was lying
" She petwd the animal. then mv- "what hasha heen'put'in'1ail forw-
_ #_ tioned Adele to follow her toward ‘ -'Fe-r the murder of Mrs. Ferrymsn. 2
§=:_'_` , _._ _ _-i  the house. 'I‘hey entered n vestibule He wrguigu Qut of it the ii;-gt time,
, ~- then e. wide, low-oeiled room with but me police dig-revered new evi-
Plant: What do you mean bg im iilllilcll-‘le fil"¢l>1H¢¢ and flU`llltUl'°|dence." _ , _ -
saying i’m intoxicated? that looked at least a hundred years "M,-_,_ phi-r-ymuh._Mi,5 Conway!" L2 cup rupbeny'
Gli‘d°'l Tl`°W°|¥ Wall. _y°U'r° F old. A crackling log fire projected an Adel, ex¢i,_im¢ri_
P°“°d`P"'"" "'°”" Y°“7 agreeable warmth and brightness into Axeleon regarded her narrowly out
o. scene that would other wise have ug his _,hi-ewd ¢-iim‘ ey¢s_ "oh, you
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unseen' ”“3::__'°y' v° not have impressed her unfavorabiy gui; th, oiu muy, ci-.tty ,yu utudy.
HM _ And -hm.. W", ny, W. except for the expression of shrewd- ing he,-_ A` uuuphiiuu uuiuuuwu ig.
disgraceful the‘way you show lt. “BSS Bild Sub?-1953’ Bb0Ut U10 SYN- self into her dark fore _ Odd
_ _ coins'
"Good evening. Miss Castle." Sv-ld that Dale should have fsllenlnto the
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The property known as the Aitken
Hotel, sample room and four lots.
Also |, very old mahogany dining
table. One half the purchase money
may remain on the dwelling house.
. T. E. MORRISSEY,
' - Auctioneer.
I-_'MIM Fllli SALE
AT BONSHAYV
Eighty acres of land with new build-
lngs on main road. Well watered
talns n growth of hard and soft.
wood. Hall a mile. from wharf, near
churches and school. Apply
_ GEDDIE MCLEOD
Bonshaw
'V130-8-8-I0-12th `
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Spinning and
_ Weaving
Send me your wool to be spun intl'
 25 cents for single and 28 cents
or double. Sizes, fine, medium and
nosrse. Send hy parcel post or freight-
freight on 100 lb. lots. Weaving
with wool warp and double
suitable for blankets. All white
except border where grey may be
Wool must he clean. Put ship-
)er1 name and address on all parcels
and owners name and instructions
Dido
side for losses. Send early.
_ - WM. LANDRIGAN
' sauna. r. E. 1.
_,Me-s-4-tuethuraaumaa.
I pay
lone
width
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_HARD conf.
Vzrfm i'h`e'Bchooner “lean F. Anderson'
B now discharging n cargo ol
American Lackawanna D. L ll.
Anthraeito in egg, It-eve _and chest-
' tslaes. 'lhisisih tim't.o tin
an ° ° '"'
_  requirements while prices are
lowest.
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HARD COAL
.-.We are now booking orders -for
Aherpergwm, big vein Welsh Anth-
_gaolie for ister delivery. This Coal h
blthe highest grsde and will be well
screened. Book your orders now.
 
Friend: I suppose you'Il'havo
your little hgy, taught reading‘as
soon as possible? -
l!§xr: idhfdesr no-we have
tal Q movies now.
NATIVES GET TREATY MONEY
(By The Canadian Press)
wrivml=Ea,. Man.. Aug. a-ne-
turning from helping Agent Albert
Wady, of The Pas, dlstl'lbute over
$10,000 of treaty money among_2,800
natives in northern Manitoba, J. R.
Bunn, inspector of the Indian Af-
fairs department, reported that the
Ir.dians in several districts com-
plained of at had winter and s. great
deal of illness. Game was scarce,
and many of them had a hopeless
outlook towards the future.
“Ail we could tell themlwas that,
unless they exercised care to con-
_ln-
otherwise l will not be respon- serve the wild life as lsid down in
thd game laws, the story of the van-
ished bunalo and wood pigeon would
be repeated," said the inspector. "We
stress that at every opportunity, but
in had seasons, when food is short,
a beaver and s. hungry. Indian do not
Mr. James Lsrrabee is now home
llwnding his vacation with his par-
thil. Mr. J. J. Larrsbeo, M. L. A., and
Mrs. Iarrsbee, llldon.
We are sorry to not? the pelengeg
mam 'of un. alarms usenet of
Point Prim. We sincerely hop, sh;
lilly be restored to her ususl_hee1th_
was chriateriauillan- af charlotte-
town spent the phat week-and with
friends in Belfist. ` ' '
EYES TESTED
AND _
GI-Allll _l'I‘|'|'ll)
3.'
'rue nam. amos _
_ I _»// ` ly house with a colonial roof and Gues, where your friend Dale is
a row of shutters on the upper muightg
st/ood in clusters over the grounds.
been dismal and oold
M`___j"' "Excuse me,” said Joan. “I'm giong “_ It muheuug difféehee now, Dale
,_\J. t0 D0Wd€l' my !l0S€~" was arrested right outside your house
She went out. Adele _stood con-| was arrested rightloutside your house
templating the`crackllng wall, the about huifput in _`wuight_ it seems
fissures in the ceiling. the warped he hud hum eut in yeur eu-_ 'rhe_
and. sagging outlines of the room._p,-,hue huhimi him just as he drove .l
'I_'here was something unsavory in the up in gr-out of your hours." `
air, as if it had been denied the re- ~ Aggie lowered h¢r'¢y¢,g_ A feeling
freshnig influence of sun and wind. of yuh-,they md qegpuir eame, but
Oi s. sudden she felt e. little cold and uh, fought ughihut it, gi-is upuifi not
5t°PP¢d °1°°°"‘f th* bfilhuy bllmll doubt. Axel.son's words now.' His
fire. _
the old man. “I am Axclson."
8 @ heard the name before She knew 1-ie was inhoeeht of ,the murder, of
* that until recently Axelson had been ¢0urre_ ,he was eertuih ei that But
/A '1% %; _  the caretaker of the house-adjoining there was ,_ pointed eeiheirieheu in
' impression thathe was very close tv ni- Moffett have lu-ought it about
V lgiagn 1 that seemed to' match the antiquated gegmed' tu he he iimit te Dr, iwegettu
/  _ character of the house. viiigiuy mu "hour-¢¢iuih`¢“_ ~
I   D°°f'?l' M°ff°i't- _ H ` _ Inlorder to put e. stop to DBle’s ln-
break in it now and then. `
ings. "It was n little chilly, though.
business over with and start back."
quite like. "This is an old-fuhiorled
house, and we do things in the slow
your friend Mr. Dale. I-ie rushes at
everything. One of these days he'll
break his neck." - ~
Her eyes widened in A look of stupe
faction and disquietude. An unpleas-
ant leer hung on Axelson's crooked
lips. __
"It's better to 'go' slow and play
safe," he added sententioualy_ "But
Mr. Dale is always in a. hurry. If
things are in his way! he Jumps over
them. If Dwiiio stand in his way he
pitches them out of the window." He
made s. wry fsce and stroked his hips
as if they werostiii sore from A re-
cent painful experience. "'I’hat‘s what
he did to me the other night!
Adele could notl-out a temptation
Axelson soowiod heavily. "You and
Dila had it all fixed up for tonight,
didn'i. you?" -  - _' _
"Ola I know' all about it ns mis
you that he wouldnt- beter sway
from you. aloft  prefs;
clean- to you tlnum imaginaar' l
 was ia 
'rhose sd been Dsle's very words
g . _ A ' Ividentiywsmblsy was not the only
D. Gillis Co. ff 1' :sms ~ or lp no nm- smmwsa me
_ ' _ ‘ gpggugugg Marie. her mail.
-1 Pl0iil |10. I IB llrhlend lihet ‘ Axelson _ chuckled
l ee-A-»~¢-04-o-so-o-Q4-o¢¢e.¢4¢¢¢ ’°N"'“'W| °"'“~"D“'
Jyusluhm unison
A shadowy form opened the gate. I hu-h_ Maybe you wouidn't have come
Adele drove through. and she heard if he hadnt romised' to be on d.
it clung shut behind her. Her ner- It W” u ngty ‘dem but “__ h’;?‘_ quantity of ising,lus. Add the orange
ves quivered at the sound; it carried fem is 3 hum muh W 10913- Jill” lllii PING °i‘l l°G- Q* Until it
a suggestion of finality, a reminder She stared etghlm, s vague, tor-
that it was now too late to turn mehting suspicion shooting through
back Beyond a. curve in the drive- he, mind if wmethih had ha
She Started as a door opened- A eided with what ahe lmew to be facts.
gaunt, elderly man, stoop-shouldered V gh, was 'uiehu how, dependent upon
"ld with thi! WND! Oi Kriuiy hill* her own wits. Gone was the comfort-
°n hi-U h°*d» WU-“Wd *HW th! l'°°m- able feeling that Dale would be near
He held his hands behind his back in care °f_he¢¢i_ The room. the entire
and, with head at a slant, stood and house "gh, heggu th has-uma a hostile,"
_ looked at her. He appeared quite rhehmihg ¢he_\-g¢t¢r_
. very i’_ee_ble and mild-nlannered and would M ,he gut with hes,-i i°wered_ she
She nodded slightly She had night
AWS” “me 3 1i"~l° °l°li¢l'~ He terierence in his scheme? It`wss
wore faded garments of_ obsolete cut quit, 1ii¢eiy_ ,he thought There
"Have _s nice ride?" he  And if uh, W” riui-It in this mu.
His voice was weak and there was a _igetui-¢_ ¢,h`¢h'~p¢i¢'u pregeht migfg-if.
"Reiner-" Adele was nervous and efforts to help her father and herself;
impatient, but she concealed her feel- It was  dhelrt and his geih--
"Weil, sit here end' get wann." “mr upon him_ '
Axelson drew an old armchair up to "NOW you Me 'how it is," A101502!
the fire and, after she had seated was saying. "It's just ss well for
herself, stood at the side ofthe fire- you. to'lmderstand that you havent
place and peered at her out his near- a chance to try any tricks on us.”_ ._
sighted eyes. "There will be tea and The taunt. _and the smug satisfac-
sandwlches ready for you pretty soon." ‘tion in, his voice made her raise her
"oh, thank you, but 1 am nothun- ll°°4~ Th” _ “Wd 5 il '°il_““l*°i°l
gm rd much "ther ut th,__e,-_ shock on her pride and her mental
...Ph-emi! no hurry'-» "ld Axeuou, fixed her dark eyes on his wrinkled,
smiling in a way which she did not Kfinlyo 11"- . .
o|d_1"m°ned way_ We ue not "ku ready to deliver the _'check and re-
- The msn grinned crookediy. "Did
te i,,,,h_ _ ‘evil deyf-for you if you ever do.~Bl_lt
_ "Whlt?" she exclaimed hosrsely. _ 1-re
- 1 _ __ _ i _ f /-'rn <1 .__
i, asia--_.xl . a ) -\.`| A ` A ‘ i A ~ """=
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wsnt you' to make this trip alone and
unprotected. Well, he did us s good
__ floor it had a duapidated and un she tried to eonti-ol.heraelf If 5
t an v. a nv. an ' _ '
' " wholesome look' and she quavered Lsomethlng had 'one wrong' .5 me water and unmold may he substituted for the bran
RABPBERRY VINEGAR ifltkes in hL1 reeeipe
In jail," said Axelsou, and the l r
can call her Miss Co way if you like
statements regarding the car coin-
clutches ofthe law on this particular
the. °ne in which Mr. Ferrvmn the feet that the an-est should have-i
lived. and Dale had given her the e¢¢ur-reg en tht; very night gould
tune wasthe direct outcome of his
erous impulses that had brought dis
faculties. 'A little dlsdsiniuliy she
"Are you sotlng for Dr. Moffett?"
she demanded. "If you en, I sm
ceive the documents. But please don't
try to palm of! eny'iol‘geries onlne
this time. I want the authentic doo-
uments."
you bring sri authentic check?"
'-1 did ia r was told." sin declared
after s lnomsnt's bewiiderment. "I
broughtl. eheck`»for |l00,000." _
"well, Di-_ uoifett 'will attend to
that." S ' _
Adele rose impatiently. “Then ‘lot
me see him at once.” _
"Bee him?" The old mln chuckled
in s way that gsve her sssnsooi
something horrible.
"Bee him?" You donit _want to.soe
him. young woman. It will
you will. have s tslk._with him
directly. and you will arrange every-
thing _with him. lf. the cheek is su
risht-” '~  ‘ ~
on .antsrtisq
house
hateful _smile was on her lips; hor I
iittlefchln quaviréd. 3'* °“P °°1"| Wim- `
li". L,""  is-'=lil". ‘l lt;  2 iw
IABPBIIBY BAVAIOIS '
'I-8_ 'pint wld thick l¥l'llp'
Illngllu. .
hour Remove from ice, dip in hot
Fill jars compactly very with ripe
berries Fill with vinegar so that all
and 'set in jars. May  used as a
2 cups bread flour,
_tel.'spoons_baklng powder. V _'
l_egg. __ _ ‘
3-4 cup cream. ` _
Bake 15 to 20 minutes in hot oven. t
_ d _
-_-mmm
_she tl-irilied to the thought as it
flashed through her mind. sl-ie
breathing was the onlysound in the
on her small, h`a.rd face. Axelson
went toward her and they oonversed
old msn left the room`. » I *
Adele's heart best tumultuously 7
with suspense. Hopes and doubts
but Dale? Yet 'she had an uneasy
f ‘ ' ‘
be heralded by 'the clanging of
songs. ‘
`Josn came forward, her blue. eyes
full of rage and derision. A faint. I
"Well, you were rcleverer than I
1 plat strained rasuperry pulp. / l
Juice of 2 oranges, strained. - 3
l`1-2 pint thick whipped cream. 4
Diluts the raspberry pulp- with 2
syrup'which has been flsvored,` to 1-4`tessp`oon salt. / _
taste, with lemonfluioe and sn equal 3-4 cup raspberries. '
piece of paper and lay on a deep in
over Put chopped ice on top Leave to
erked her ex-m`iree and fixed him R*_SPb°",'i°5- _
with s level look _of defiance. For a' r"°‘h 5"" °’“‘f‘b’-
few moments his quick, asthmatic 5“¥“- `
_ _ _ __ M”
room. Then -l_qeg's head appearedat 3“"‘°" ~
the door. There was s look of alarm H°
excitedly in an uadertona; 'men the *Pm "im \’°"’°-ll 5Pfl‘=l=1° with iliw
ly.
process
throriged her mind. Who could it be h
o .
eeling that Dales in-rival would not °"°°~ 5°"/° with 'whivvtd Cream- `\
_ = Important lToday»~
ann than ssnrnlvs wrrn
ldlflllllll ‘
cup white flour. _
4 cup bl.'an`f1nkes.
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Lernon juice. » ‘  ‘ l egg. ' ”‘ “ ‘, .
l cup milk.
teaspoons melted shorterlinii. _
tsblesrcons baking powder.
tablespoons sugar,
Sift flour, baking powder and Slit"
has the consistency oi t ck sauce Add bran flakes and sugar and mil
and remove from lee. Best- in the we .
I p_ thick whipped cream and place in a flour mixture. Add _melted shortening
// way 'she saw low' rambling' uns|gm_ i pened to ba1°_ - ~ `» sylindricsl -mold.  chopped ice flour mixture. Add melts shortening.
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1 I . H _ _ _ _ e-0 , _ _ f ,
thro
ll Belt ell Ind add with milk in
around mold cover the top with l Mix thoroughly and add berries, Drop
buttered mumn tins and cook 25
30 minutes in quick oven.
Conmeai, graham flour or oatmeal
BASFBEBRY MOLD
crevices are full Stand in cool plsoe rboxes rss berries.
li_days and draw _od vinegar. Repeat 172 lb pow ered sugar.
this processd times, using the same 1
virigesr but fresh berries Boll 5 min- I V
utes with sn equal amount of sugar Few drops cochinesl. ‘
'pint thick` cream.
can shredded pineapple.
_Sprinkle sugar over berries .and
lsvoring with either plain or carbonl, mash with ` s' wooden spoon. Rub
ated water. ° ' ‘- '
m
ugh sieve and mix .pulp with
TEA BISCUITS WITH RASP whippedcresm and pineapple. Addje
_ . . HERBIES _ .. _ _- few drops of cochinesi. l'reese__an‘d
6 _ _ __ _ _ _
ld in usual manner. _ _
V RASPBEBBY PIE
Line pie dish .with pastry. Pour ln
Pinch of salt. ` S two boxes oflrsspberries, sifting .ai
' little flour over berries Spread iight-I
Sift dry ingredients. Add well-beet- ly
enegg and milk. Mu: in berries. Roll used being govemed by individual:
out with hands) Cut in small rounds. taste. Arrange strips of pastry, lat
with granulated. sugar, quantity!
ice-fashion, across the top. Bake,
- RASPBEQBY BETTY _ .
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t water _ _ _
Butter a taking duh and cover tot.
nd s few grains mace. Cover with s
er of soft' bread cl‘umhs.\Repeat
till dish is full .Dot with bite
of butter and drop a few spoonfuls
t water in 'dish Bake in moderate
EABPBIBIY BYIUP
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THINK of what ~a tire lri1.'st.I
be to have won every l:'.L~r-__
national Cl1smpir.»'»J».i;. ."or_f
the past ter. years--to l-»-aid
the fastest' speed record ever
rnadc on a motor vehicle from
Coast to Coast-tc have won
the Elzdurarzce test record ol
30,000 miles in 26.326 minutes
--and to 1-_‘nd ell otheffireo. in
the worltl in miler._»g~:-rcco ds
on toxicnh-l. t.-:_:elfs iv- 'ern ee-ci
owners’ cars ~e-_erywherel
So commanding i.-_ fl_o had-
ership achieved ii/ I iiufone
in the pinneea-ing and .develop-_
ment of tix--: engl-l-stair-g, that
all world ref-r,-rd: for mileage..
safety, scorlsrgt ‘ a' sl' enlar-
ance are hell' by Fltuwrnno
Gurrl-_Dip/perl. Tl:-ei. `
You pay rlczhinj for dst?
extra endur_|mc¢.--ortra, safes.,
-extrd economy-extra mile.-
age that only Flreuone Gurn-
Dippeci Tires can give yo-tv.
See your noarch. Firowonn
dealer today!
Mas. in amused. cena.. up
FIRESTONB TIRE & RUBBER
COMPANY OF CANADA L77).
naasaudoasr _
quam ben-Iles. ` ' 1  
quart sugar.
-she called. _ _ - . . ._ _
The great, blscklbeast cameloping 3" °““°°' 'WW' ' '
into the room, .Joan stroked hu 1.
heed. _'pointed to _-Adele," and ad- ‘7‘"°° °f I l°m°“-
anna drove Adele fo;-ward. nsrlmun
rolled inpvor her _fromlil hides. lhe
fait "Hurry, ioelbsofao roi-in rubbing
a¢aia»t'»lin~l»¢ae I ' “
smirtyl 'Now your ‘friends can search
thought." she. declared furiously.
"oh, you dol"_ Joan tossed het-_head
angrily- and renin the door. "Csossrl"
dressed the dog in _an undertons.
Usssar bared his teeth, growled msn-
yeliow ey~c`s‘gleaming with ferocity,
his slaveringlisws set for attack. '
- With an -instinctive cry .of fear
Adele sprang back. She' loved dogs,
but`t.he sight of this malignant beast
filled her with dread. Joan laughed
spitefully as she rm to another door
and flung it -open. With Caesar
snapping at her ankles. Adele hastily
fled through the opening. I
"Up stsirs,!’ Jodn mapped. _ -
Adele obeyed, the low rumbling
growls of the. beutouickening her
pace. She ran _up_.still another flight
of .stairs and then witha flashlight
in Josn's hand showing the way.
through _s succession of rooms.
The iight putter of paws at _her
heels filled h`er with a sense of sav-
llery and venom as sho hurried on.
Atlenlth. breathless, she stopped be-
fore an obstruction. Caesar growled.
‘ ‘.losn‘» hand fumbled alone the
wail. An opening appeared. Adele
hesitated I. moment. All sho could
seawss' s_'dsrk pies. _. _
' “Get ini” Josh ordered. "Usossr
will keep' you‘company.f' ' _'_
‘Asurly snsrl and snip st h9r_
.ima -. iiugiiad spitsfuiiy. _"ram,
nge." ' _ ‘ ' _
heard- the
!l*<l`“’°P"é".
“IIN
dN¢w>y°“ coin, with meh ‘ and sprinkle with sugar. Let _stand
she pointed w»_ ._ dom, .t the~ over-night. Add water ,and bring to
farther side of 'the ' room. Adele b°m“3 P°”“~ 3°u 7° mmm"-.’i"_'°°
nlaed nel-time md looked with aut- °*“’°“¥h -’°1lv_ his md brine to bou-
wud calm into nor planar eye|,= 1" _
"I pu!" w hmm” hm,.. me ‘ _ foundation for summer drink|,‘_ices or
nounoed. ' ' V ' ‘ 5*
acingiy, and approached Adele; his ‘md “Pk” w°_u- Pu' in `°“|»’-.ml Em'
\ t
-Pick over 'berries carefully. ,mash
uces to scoompsnydesserts. _ '
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