GUARDIAN
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aff “VU “U 551° e - _ -- _ , Charlottetown. ‘MIMO BUIIONI Curio and the same old
1_1 1 \.» L th'l'he Harland, the naw steamer for| '-'j-‘ » '
_ _ _ _ _ s Island Tug Co., was successfully 50111' 01 all Ullmlwrs of the Kliprk-
-Y°\\ Wll1=ll°y\t- A\\l\ grace" Ind dfulllm- launched at Bneibuuue. N. B., Bot- Ufblil t-Nl*-Pivll Company ww! “P
ui-any to Mt. Stewart Friday, and got a
"aqui"-v .er NiCHO|s'-oN
C`\ irlitt itirv i. Piiii M5 , V Usiiufnofui-'rs -logietyxfg I;:Vi';’:___:‘_f`_§;‘;";_gi_;‘__ 3:9: _K __ _d _
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Yesterday was May Day ln Bt.|
Dunatan's Cathedral. in the City.
Supt. Bharp accompanied by his
sister went to Sussex, N. B., Sstur- ,léfdgi ll10\`llll\K 01| return to Sydney
day. . .
Mrs Louis E435: of Glace Bay,
___ Offices In New Pvowse Flock-Charlottetown
M. and Mrs. McLeod, Moncton, _are
Anson -TOMB. Alexandria, left Sat-,
The City of Ghent sailed from here
inurnber of nas trout. i
Any young lady desiring oiilee
.;l‘»iil‘*!»'t`f'Ii?.i¥.lE£_o~.;|aaaia:" vim ho “_ wor s ou wrl e‘ X. Y; Z., P. 0.
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The Northumb;iTand arrived from
‘Box 1230, City, at once, stating
`egs and giving address. |
L_--1-queue-,;-,l. . f - ' - -" " = - " Picton shortly alter six u'cloelr Bat-i ""`°
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| Mies Liuie Kennedy, Southport,
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fl91  ur ay evemng __ ;left Saturday morning on a short
“The Merry Widow” 'li
The 'latest fad in photo
iaounts._ ~ _
See thein at Cook 's Studio
D¢'sBrisay Block.
The Studio Wfhurs ll-by ie Alway”
_ _ :_\\`¢-1.-ous. » §
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“HUGHES”
Careers P i l l S
, _€_URl‘I ‘
Constipation  all disorders of the
agisoli liver aiidjl <,viels.- They .ect with-
uf piping. ‘»_i;_. ~_25c per box.
Sent by n\ail'\o any address.
ei:o_ ig _si_1_eur-s
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BREAD _
.'52 Ounce‘= - _
5 .
Vi hen ~ ou get our bread
you get ful weight- you
get the best that can be
baked. If 'ou want the
stronges' combination ef
' liread qualities, buy ou
birad; _
THE NORTH-BAKERY
duiwf 226 Easton St,
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o woll known slullion PARKLIGHT T yr!
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  '  |olrl'by l‘al'lu=idc, lhtm by Herando [rand
diuu Abel ofizlnglleli runniugblood. greet rlrsnii
14. popular - rprices. ' You can_dm,by |,w,."° d_
snveloaey bv buyinf your :hoes from Parkllght l.-afullbwther nf Parkwnod.
,, . .
un We rsrry the largest range of'sboes
rhllglit um be seen nt owner‘s stable, Free-
, _ _ . P
ll "52-00/i'$2~.9'9'll\1'llf.$_'}-Itlu pail' in ¢he1Ci¢'y |_town, anytime cxr-cpl on Wednesday May 8th
in patent leather, null all best 'eathers “l"'
Ladies why pay $¢._pofior_a shoe or s ,
boot when you can get juiit as good her ._ _
i'e`r$s.5c. _`-., -_  '_ ‘ "'
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sem ad Clair Round'
_ 'I‘rip‘§i<3tets
‘ Issue rom
Ch arl ottotow 11 to
Wi nnipeg 40.65
'ra ltdori" 42 2"
of ina _ 44.4"
Mons eiaW,§44.65
MacLeod .43-65
Calgary .49-|5
Edmonton 5,15
Equally <,
, , LOW RATES
. To Other Points
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fr 'urls we oinnonsmvm. if
algvwsrd. ni. a.,o.P.s.s¢. Jenn. iv_
|1oi'Ei Ban ss _
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The flargelt and Best Located Hotel
I ta on aesommodasna 10° “°°"
,;;“”;'|‘%i,¢ “ng” gf gpmrioerlreiinds and
ki it
  :vi rig. ilililis m
ill' I li.
rwq, im-swarm P\'. Prop. ,
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nlic vrilll|clnS'umn\ei~side ut Jas McDon-
ald's ivishlos. For pnrtieiiliirs enquire of -
JOIN MCFIEE
dim 2i ' Lower Frecfown
 -A ..a.i'.rw~~.»wuww` uwnv06@U"
"VIEW
 'Market Basement
'Most Upto da"t'e Cafe in the city.
Everything nest and clean.
-Try our special 25c dinners ll ey are
well.
'Quick lu'i:ches' at all hours from loc up
Open from 8'3o a in to 12.30 p.n.\.
Give us a cell. ' '
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Kent Stress, _ _
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye. liar. Nose, Throat
and Skill.
Even tested _and fitted |11
glasses. ~ ' `
OFFICE .HOURS
0uelia.m. l.i"N\llNn.
Evenings by snnoinfmiont _
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Lailies’ ilxlanls
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~We are showing this
“' ring the best line of
_ ~adi_¢..‘_lov_v shoes that can
` be" produced for style and
'».Vllue. . .
The ' nrices iun froinz
lx.oo.to $5.00 s pair pad f
t*e values are the very
` lem obtainable
1.
£3; ~ Q5  :fl _ ;»\,'\' _f- __ ~ _ ‘
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'  'All leathers 'b‘acl: iaud
tan. _ _
_.1-m-n
. ' .Sprague 8: Co.
. .'  Sunnyside.
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NEW FLO__UR
.__ ._ __,
_Inst received direct from the mill
'vixed Car of Flour including the well
'¢now`n and popular brands
Royal Stuart, Fedora
_ and Gypsy-
norsi. sruni' iv me _een emu;
.i ip- on the Marget and gives ¢en=r\l
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lil; a\i'a'\iT also Flour in, half bbls and 35
'ngilifgdnasebdgtben  'treat Flour
BEER (D. _ G(ll"F
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;l.A'.'BA‘Y'“ -lt'.'S'
photographer
Everything up-tr-date in '
mounts, papers. 61C- _
, r.1.,.i.....¢..,» ‘ 1 ,- 1 in-_lg-I!-
 '* I-1-' I i 1- 1 . 1' _
 ~- '.i rmisiro coilumsr _ __ __ - ---- °“ "“
The Steamer Liberty leaves Steam
Navigation Wharf curly this morning
for Orwell, returi 'ng in the evening.
Among the. visitors to the City
Saturday were L. Anderson, Bt.
Peters and George Wlghtmen, Mun..
tssue.
Rev. S. J. Woodroofe, City, return-
ed Saturday from the P. E. I. Hospi-
tal where he has been undergoing
treatment.
Joseph Murphy of Halifax one of the
crow ofthe steamer Liberty is suffering
from an attiwk of measles but hopes to
be about in ai few days,
_Robert Fennell, of Charlottetown,and
his daughters. Mrs, Wright and Miss
Fennell. spent two days in St, John last
week, returning from Florida.
I.'0. O. F. St. Lawrence Lodge
tlntion and third degree. Full attend-
ance requested. _
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kin have arrived from Halifax and
have gone to St. Peters to resume
work on trying to float the stranded
steamer Turret Bell.
A very interesilig game of baseball
,was witnessed aft Victoria Park Sat-
urday morning, when the Hillshoros
defeated the' First Brighton roaders
by n handsome srore uf 19 to 11.
day afternoon the usual chlldren's
was it pr{><:i-.ssicn ui#-rind the churc-li,
uuri sn'o<lfirr»en was diliveroil by Rev,
John B. McIntyre. ,
Fair land will re-o en this evenin'
pictures, illustrated songs, and pos-
sibly vaudeville if the artists who
have been booked can arrive in time
The new vaudeville not is by Shaw
laughable comedy sketch and th '
illustrated song to be sung by Mr.
Maddlson will appear in the evening
apers. If Shaw and Shaw are not
acre tonight they will be on band tc-
morrow night without fail. The 8,3-
missien tonight with vaudeville .Will
be'ten cents and tive acts and with-_
out vaudeville nve cents only. '
At the Opera Housinn Saturday night
the Klark-Urban Company gave their
farewell performance for the present en-
gagement. Utah was the p‘ay selected
and it was played with the usnalsnwers
that ‘mnrkg this _gompanyéd ’_I;heD large
il, _io not oroug y epyoy _i . urng
:lie fo'i'tnight.'s stay here the Klnrk-iJ'r-
ban Co., have immune very popular' und
have made the Opera House a favrrlte
and agreeable phuce oi' resort. Their re-
portoiro iiicliulc-.<1 u. seloctiou of really
good pla_vs:\vhich huro been acted i i a
manner flint evidenced unloolrerl for
ability on' the part of the errors. ilencc-
f_ rth this I inc coinpziny muy rust ussur-
ed of u‘wi\rin welcome when ther come
ugiiin to Charlotoetown. Mr. Klark in
his farewell speech intimated, amid ap:
plause that he would probably conza
nguin before the your rim out.
on Saturday
Mclnnis ap-
8 house of
pifoeecu-
arshul
under
court
City
Mrs.
“'35
two
years of
a number
TS.
IOIIIO
the
and
The
court
out
beg s venp,eanc~.
Fishing Tackle---An elegant assortment
1-ods. reel‘;_:i__ies, lines, gut-hooks; land-
ng-nets-" kets, extra tips, ont-sn,
extras, etc.---Rods needing repair lil
receive immediate attention.---Prices
right. A. W, Reddin, Pham. B..Snnny
si e.
May day service took place. There
Y D ' L
Rich a splendid program of moning
cir
work has been highly praised where-
ever it has been put en. The namesitown, wliiirelihe wee imployed on
Of U10 MW m0Vih8 Pictures and the the- construction of the Hillsborough
visit to_ har brother, J. Wilfred
Kennedy. Bt. John, N. B.
Owing to a typographical error the
birth notice to "D. Crawford Warren
and' wifd a daughtnr" appears ;,_,.'ab1e_
correctly in Eridny’s Guardian, It
will be found corrected in today’s
'issua. _
Advertisers are again reminds()
that their “business locals" as well
im! their "°hBl1S0B" must bc received
*at this office not later than one 0'-
iclnclr sharp of each week day, ex-
fclusive ofstatutory holidays, to ln-
lsure insertion in next issue. All re-
ceived later than the above hours will
also appear when they do not inter-
regular news of the day. -
| Johnathan Marshall, Brantford,
OHV. B95 57. 8 well-known and
popular man throughout thedis-
trict. was almost instantly killed
meets tonight at eight o'clock. ini- at um pow" Muse °' th” W°“"“
Counties Electric Company on April
25th. During the earlier part of che
afternoon the storm which prevailed
, John Brookfield and James Ran»'th°"' d‘"""5°d 5 W" °| l-h° Hawaii'
_ized iron roof ann a portion of it
‘was hanging inwards coming in con-
tact with one ofthe many line
lwiree around. Mr. Marshall and an-
Iother rran were reparing the roof
when the former happened no place
his foot on one of the live wird; and
at the same time rested his hand on
the galvanized iron comgleting the
circuit. The man thea fell thirty
-feet through space, lighting on the
At sth Dunstanvs cathsdral y$w,.,‘left side f of his head on the solid
cement floor below. He died about
~two n‘ilnu_tes afterwards. Dr. Black-
well of Cainsville, was summoned
but life was ‘extinct on his arrival.
§The late- Mr.,_ Marshall was born in
51851 at Niagra-on-the-Lake. He was
married in 1877 at. Port Dalhousie.
He followed the trade of a ship car~
psntdr for some years, working for
Edward Andrews at Port Dolhouiiie.
He then went in ion bridge building,
coming to. Brantford, taking a pos
_span og Lorne Bridge. He left
\Brantfor and went to Charlotte-
brldge over the East River from the
-City of Charlottetown to Southport.
When that work was concluded hs re-
turned to Brantford and took the
'position he held before his sad and
.sudd‘en___,,_demle_e. Besides a grief-
stricken wifo,- the ate Mr. Marshall
left four sons, Henry, of the Robert
Reid furniture establishment; John
W. G., and Bamuol, both employed
by the Gotta Percha Rubber Comi
|pany, Toronto and Charles, aged 15
iyeara at the home; three daughters,
Mrs John Sim, Mrs. W. Knowles
and Mrs. H, Roberts, all of Brant-
ford; two brothers, Henry, ol Cleve-
ilend, and Richard, of Port Dal-
housie; two sisters, Ida and Jenuet,
,of Clcvilnfvl. Mrs. Samuel Marshall,
In dnuili. '-in-law, is the daughter
.nf Jgsim- .mi Mrs, Corliey of this
»City. '
“A m \
Liberal
(lhnriiii t.
| in Libo
, 4th of
mice re
_New , 
. Models
Irrpi.. Inrieirn Watch
ar e marvels of beauty a
excellence. ` Swiss watch
makers are admittedly, the
best workmen. To their
native skill has been added
American methods result-
ing in the production of
watches that are second to
noné. . .
See our i7jew..l»d Spec-
ial in gold sued me ati
  .$13.50.
G. F. fiuteheson
J eucller ard
Y 8 K
news setting should apply
office at once. A good chance for
the rfgbt girl.
ture lor next issue r' l‘he Guardian
must 'reach this office early t
cvening in their Hall ioulght nt
8.15 p. m. Eielting members and
invited friends made welcome.
them is a photo of W. B. Lea, of
in the City Saturday and reports
meadows were never in better shape.
The frost did not kill any roots and
clover is sprouting up beautifully and
fere with the setting in type of thai
I' `-_-..
I The Maritime Merchant says: “A
‘sworn statement of the circulation of
iss. 'Queers icoimrr <.UiRn1iNh..f-..:.ef~f~ l'»-°~=  '-,_
An irl deslrin to learn sd and
at this
All matter of an advertising na-
oday to
insure its insertion.
The members of Victoria Division
S. of T. intend having n social
The Montreal 'Herald contains u
large cut of the prize men, honor
men and vuledictorians of McGill
Graduating class for 1908. Among
Victoria, P.E.I. British Association
medal and prize winner.
R. E. Bugnsll, New Glasgow was
he predicts a wonderful growth this
season. The roads are in very bad
state as the frost is all out. A few
line days will dry them up consider-
The lobster fishermen have been.
doing very well around Rustico but
scarcity of bait keeps dowln the
catch. The boats average about 500.
lbs each daily. Fishermen supply-
ing their own genr receive $4 perl
100 lbs, their hsbermen $2. Herring
are selling for $1.25 per 100 or 11
each. Andrew Gallantfand J. Black-
quiere have returned from the main-
land. _
Rev. G. E. Ross in bis splendid
lecture The land of the Sugarcane
will interest all bearers. Mr. Ross'
delightful style-his clear and interi
eating method of putting his des-
criptions before the public combined
with the 150 fine views will make up
a most. attractive evening. Admis-
sion ten cents-Baptist Schoolroom
eight o'clock tonight. '
The Charlottetown Guardian showsi
that during 1907 the average number?
of copies circulated was 3,084 for that
morning daily, and 3,987 for the'
rural daily. Considering the fact
that the whole population of the Is-=
land is only e. little more than ons
hundred thousand and Charlottetown.
itself only a small city, it will be
seen that this circulation is very ef-l i” f  / I
~ _'~ 1 ~
fective and that the Guardian covers
its field very thoroughly.
| The Sydney Record says\:--"Your
correspondent has been informed
from reliable sources thatfsydney
Mines is soon to have its nrst newe-
paper established in this rapidly
|grnwing town, that as soon ns suit-
able quarters can be obtained an up-
to-date job printing establishment
located from .which odice will
|will be
'also be published Sydney Mines'
'|
and Shaw, singers, dancers and con-_ition_i_i_1__ thl‘s_ city. He was one of mst n°W3P“Pe"~ Th” Pap" from me
tortionist. They present a most the ,men,wbo constructed the new
first. will appear weekly and it is the
' utention of the promoter B. G.
‘borne to issue a semi-weekly edi-
ion.” Mr. Thorne is a former
lheriottetown man. He is a broth-
er of Mrs. P. .S. Brown of the Rev-
ere Hotel here.
Miss Rose Coghlan, who has played
in tnis city, is appearing in a strong
play entitled Between Matinee and
Night at Bennett'a theatre, Montreal
This is Miss Coghlan’s last appear-
ance in vaudeville. Last weeki Miss
Coghlan’s daughter, Rosalind, also
‘ll P901 0111 Ui 511° Wilt ill DUUI5
Brewster's Millions, and this week
her niece, Gertrude Coglilan, is ap-
pearing ss Shirley Rossmore, the
,ending role in The Lion and the
Mouse. It is not often that one
family can boast of three' such talen-
ted actresses, and all these appear-
ing in one city in different produc-
tions 'at almost the same time. All
‘thc above are well known here and
used regularly to pass their summers
at Bay Fortune some years ai40»
LA GRIPPE COMING# AGAIN.
Europe is now in its grasp, and in
a short time America will be over
run with this nwful epidemic. Get
ready, use preventive measures. Build
up a surplus of vigor by Ferrozons,
Y K Y S PP
germ like Catarrhozone. It cures the
cold, breaks up the fever, relieves
the headache and destroys every
vestige of entarrh and sore throat.
For Bronchitis, Grippe and winter
ills Catsrrhozone is best. Sold by all
dealers 25c and $1.00.
ITHAT SIXTY NINE CENT VE-
NETIAN IB THE MOST REMARK-
ABLE DRESS GOODS XALUE
THAT WE HAVE OFFERED F01(
SOME"I‘IME. WE HAVE HAD T0
PLACE A LARGE REPEAT ORDER
can¢epii¢¢n.ons-haven.
lzaowifcitinaa of Ottawa-formerly in
the City Hall and largely instrumental
in forming the Ottawa Hunt Club. Hr.
Grahsm's voluntary testimonial as to
the great beneithe receii *min taking
"!'rnit-af-tive_a" will entry cdlviction.
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dwelling house contain ll
rooms and shop, heated
with but water. 'l‘hsrs fe a
stable and warevliouas on
|premlses. This property ls nil
usted for residential purposes.
Soilris F
Mrs.-Crt. A. B. lcbon-im
Bouris on. :for sais bn two
For furtlisrpafticulars one--tra of
the owner on the prlmllel.
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Ottawa, Ont. Nov. 36th, |901.
Dear Sire :-
I have been s sufferer from Rheum-
atisin for a long time -- pains in my
shoulder and joints practically all the
time. I tried \~ariuustreatiuen!.s without
benefit and then I was recommended
by n friend to Lry “Fruit-a-tive.” I took
several boxes of the tablets and now,
for e long time, I have been entirely
free from all rheumstism and rlieuixw
atie pains.
I wish to state, also, that I sniered
from haemorrhoids, or piles, for yan,
I used all kinds of ointments and
treatment and nothing did me any good,
but after taking "Fruit-a-tives" for my
rbemamtimn I al entirely cared of these
dreadful pits. (Sgd) C. D. Glalal.
" Fruit-a-tives " -- or " Frit 
Tablets" are sold by iealsrs at 5ec a box
-6 for $1.50-or will be sent on receipt
of price. Fruit~a-tives Limied, Ottswl.
J ust Rccc1v<fd‘
3"o Pairs Boots nnd Shoes for
spri ig au.l summer wear. Stylidi
neat and comfe lable. Viili he sold
very low. -
Women‘s Dongoa Ox ord. . . . $r.25
\V men' D/vigefi llrrcia ..$1.5o
Meu's Doiigol-~ Boots . . . . . .$1.93
Boys' llongoai cours .....3f.75
Al lif1°= seliinqdt 'o'-vest p'i=s'|\le
I '.._‘»_i`.1i:.`i.'._»_,, ii, _,_~;_
\J. H. Bell,
` ditsrnuf
Stock Breeders No.
'rue P. mans sum unseen moi-i
william. in in new Rau, -ui .ion f¢
Home I I u.. [nt St. Charlottetown, o
oth next at-Lili p l. A farpe meeting o
breeders requested.
C T. FERGUSON, Sec.
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$4.00
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TO see them is to admire.
To wear them is to grow
enthusiastic. 10,000 pairs of
"Queen Quality" Shoes would
not be made and sold daily did
they not furnish the fullest
measure of Style, Comfort and
Economy. .
The new styles are now
ready. New Colonials and
other Oxfords in new tan and
Brown shades, and in Kid,
Gun Metal and Patent- Leath-
ers. Ant newspaper cuts can-
not rio them justice. You
must see the ' shoes for your-
se f.
Sole- s,
CHARLOTTQTEOWN, P. E. 1.
_ ALLEY (Rl Co..
and inhale Catarrhozone three tlmes»
each da . Notbin destro s the ri e_
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1-‘on 'rms ooons-WHICH ws: Dmft
UHOJIIHH SHQIH EIAVH OL 51:10!-li
»r.oNo hollis. wn can srrm.
sur/rr.v Auuosr Am. 'ri-in cor.-
ouns. moons: a-ucunon. mem.
of Soclet Circus
e Fare $1.00
A S'l‘ll`l" FIGHT
._--I-u-_-"""” (Tfhe right cuff cuffed the left cuff, And buitonholed me shirt, And where it should be clone
_ 3 _ . _ . y _ _
‘ . A *bite Vat makfa 5 Plfasing °°ntf“t “mb . a' Then' both the collar collared; Th&;__‘;_'it_‘_"__°!'_°.:i_|;‘:{:‘l*_!;_::_|  ld* The votewas quite ifnsiiimous N
dark suit of clothes t | ann teen me collar collared :sem A w, ,, mud." “M “_ my A- so me when inn where: I
' Care and attention are given tli's clies of work I I And cuffed _hm _m they h°"e__ed_ Tots; which _ny ___ey_d ______ Tw” sum.. L.,md,y Ku, “,e1,|,|
rem’ Lumdfy _____,____.,_'.,.¢ . . ryan iii-time incomes ngm me an,
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To get themselves clesued up again,
Because \iiey're on the Squire.
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,233 .}f“;;21 Chicken Pies
weather.
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a°_T;c'uce in. th. l_v___°_ ' when you can get hofdrlnhs at suv hour, _"except
nigile ne 7_3() for eh.) while you sleep at my popular resturant.
e-4d4i.' in abundance just the thing to warm you up and
-_- make von feel good and strosgpduriiig thi! changeable
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We have no automobile but our team will call for
and deliver your parcel promptly.
We aim to be always on time.