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was uns! hill#
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\-4dfi1i:vrf| mo U”
5:1* _pn L *"1"
Your Water Supply  
9 f t -it pays “to buy in this Province. '_' _'C. R. Mdfsdyqn Ksostqgton wg.;
'  ac ory ' -i-:.1-toiiuaet, weiniigtoii was iii
Summerside yesterday.-S. I -My _ _ C -
- Let us send you~our booklet. Tells you nll‘ --- h I M” amnbm' summmide'
‘ ,_ n .left on visit to Toro to.-S.
bout the famous Lunt M oss Air Presslire System. -'Uh¢B¢¢l`, MCCBPNXY. Tixrlieb. was in ' A -- n '
gmlning water |,,,1,e),0m@iS not a LUXUR\'_ Summrrside yesterday.-S. -J. H. Ben, siimmsrside, returned
it as a n}e;ccssity. llflririiiirc nbout'the Fl;illeri& ~_Dr_ John mms’ Miscoucxe' Wann "`_°im Blwmueld *'05-tad” m°"‘i”€"‘
_lo iison `un_ipiiig .i_igines, pumping Jac s, e c.,S,,m,,,,,,.s,de y,,m.d,,y__S_ __,_
Casolrne Inngnze supplies always on hand. -- -Arthur Allen oi th R l Bs k
e oys n of
-James Morrison and wife, Boston, Ganad Hummer `d ' -
yesterday _-S.
C <-s
HUME SEEKERS’ EXCURSIONS. ldatw from April to September 1911. We
\ J a . . f c I' S
Phone 3l9'.l 124 Gt. George St »
--- The Grand Trunk Route is h n PPESS Yesterday morning.-S.
' t e m st
The Gmnd .,.,_,mk Railway has new l interesting. taking e passenger
ed ii circular authoriziuz all Agents through the P°p“la""d centre” nl Can'
ln tfnunrla to sell .I-Iouiescckeis' Ex- I ada- "F0055 Chicago and then” vi' `“.n
i-or-ion tickets to points in Western U_“l“'-ll 0F Ui!" UUWEEO and the tm” 'l"°rth“'°st yeBt"d“y'_S'
(‘nnu<ln_ This is interesting informa- “mes °f Minneapolis ‘md St- Paul-
iion for those desiring to take seven. Ask Grand Trunk Assure for further
tugc of these excursions on certain
particulars. W. K. Rogers, City Tick- te
et Agent. 3-23di.l\stutlscn19. there proceeds tu the North.-S.
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Tuplin’s Store News
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¥-/__-
Empress yesterday morning.-S.
in Sl\|l\W,.8|"llt‘lo yggtgrday.-S. ,-
_ _ A. si e. is on his holi
are visiting friends in Summex~¢ide.- days.-IS.
'#7' .
“"*'° -*W. H. Pat.t.erson`, St. John, cross-
_Miss Pwfl M°N¢ill. Sllmm¢l‘Sid¢. ed over from Summerside to the
de thc round trip by the Empress mainland yesterday.-S.
-- -Ryerson Reid, Charlottetown, was
Gordon and Mrs. Baker, Souris, a passenger by the Empress yester-
re outward passengers by the Em- day en route to Calgary.;-S.
-* "T-ll5_M0l'Dll1B Dilily Guardian can
--llay Gillis, Summerside, left. yes- bf? obtained at La.fferty's Tonsorial
rdny morning for St John and from f‘2\l"l0,1`B. Summerside. 12-16drtl
__. . --Miss Enid Howntt, Grim-lone.
-Wm. Weilner and Charles Drew ol_t0WD. Cl‘0SBed Over to Pt. du Cherie
Charlottetown, were passengers by the Yelltcfday l\'l0mil1K-*S.
-- . - l *M153 1115110 Gillili, Sumniersidc,
R-BJP Cllmi, Summerside, was a-
-Harold Gillis, Charlottetown, was muh: the passengers to the North
ioug the passengers going to the West. yesterday m0rning_.‘g_
When lt
To The Questionl
_-_.__ 0|-s
i Early--Fall th/ercolats and Ralncoats
,_s|-1-q_l| nu-
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'_f_¢,:_§»`{',`f-`.-"_~,'  -if _, _. V ' . ' - -Pansy Robles Summerside was n W*’~5 3 PM"-lengel' l1Y lille Empress yes-
"\,;5"$f ‘N ,."\`;=»{ A  .passenger by thd Empress yebterdny tegday morning en route' to the west.
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splellrlirlly lnilor;l tlir ii li
_ /A rray of M en`s "
f »;  _',.;;'t_=.'_‘f_;§,'5':` _’ '-
 Good Suits ;;i~de__S'
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luzlliiv  .. "' T .l _ *"1* _ ~~-The Empress had three hundred D m
Q _.;‘..,.'_f..’~`.f,;  We scoured the cntire un
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f " ‘ .4 '~
good cu:»u;1l| for our customi-
cr>',.<c:1rclic1l c\'c|'_\' factory-
pickeil thc liest from cncli ln
rcturii for our efforts \\'c can
.\lio\\':il"ix<-of im-i\‘s suits that fs
~triperi`or in iii:'.it-riills, t:iiloriivi§_ lin-
irli :tml prices.
.\l:iilc of liliglidi v\'or.~lcd.s :uni
twccrls in llic l:ii|_~-t rilyles, finil
n. . _ " \ I; out. Quality :ind 1n'i<_~c considered
you can t find li -tit-r rziluiss. .
I’riccs5.00up10,_____  
_Ruben Tuplin £6’ Co
20.00
~ Kznsiiigton P.  I.
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HUF.
-Mrs. Compton Wyoming, (is visi-
week at Alliertou are us follows: But-
ter, 16c.; eggs, l7c.; ' hides, lies
l"" i
3 ` -Miss f‘.cr‘truilc McNeill, Suiiiiner-
` side, is spending ii few days in Well-
ington the guest. of Mrs. E. l1`. (lun-
orning cn route to Moosejaw.-S. _
-All news, advertising and gui,
ig, Mrs. W. A.'Stewurt, Summer-`BUI1il1tioi1s in Sumnicrside and vicinity
should be handed to 'Ernest McQuur-
fm. Agent i 7-zsiirtf.
_ ` _ d ten passengers going and sixty -4 Uéwfl Of young people of Sum-
Lrinricliziu i1mrl»;c1 to flnrl suits ~"°‘“‘"“i"f=f Y°“t“"‘1“Y-_S~ - '
crossed over to
' _. Tidnish, N. S. They
-The market prices for the postiwlll Pefllfll Monday niuruins.-H.
“All INWH. uilvcrtising and sul.
hily $8 per ton. "SC|`il1tions in Allicrton und vicinity
should bc llauiled to l~i. (Blink, Ageng
l~25drtf _
ry Sinclair were passengers by thcl
` ,'.'§uiprcss yesterday morning eu routci
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Ke
 -.ef
I
ep Cool
3/ A¢Lirtle Cost
_ Right now, we give you the chance
/ to do so at great savings.
Ciol, suniinery furnishings some
of which we o\'crst.cked on, othc rs of
which sizes :irc brolo n; _are to bc clear-
 _ cd out :it from one-quzirter to one-third
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l\'».-cp Kool i1ii'.l:r\vc.'i.r short ilriirvcrs, :in l slccvclcss
l Z0 for 80s per suit.
'l`»\'ii llircicl Bnll>l'igg:1!i, very light $130 for $l,00.
and $l 00 for 754: er-suit
P
Light clnstic rib very cool and well fitting
SL30 for l.00 per suit.
.\':ilur_'il wo il, fiuc nnil ilurnhle $2 50 for $1.90 per suit.
Outing `slii:ls,ic\'.:isililc collr_r, pluin and fancy
$l 60 for l 30
l tiling shirts iloul-lc cuff, reversible collzirull shades
$l_50 for l 20
Ollicrs :il :ill prices clown to 75c carli.
N<;;li_\,;cc sliirl.~:, this si\iiiinci’_~; ‘pn.ilci'|is, BSC to $l 75
.
Snuiuu-r Hose in lilnck
lislc, silk, cashmere ut 25 p. c. off. t
,.13
L_£LA RUCE
nt 25 p, c. off.
mul fancy. Mile in cotton, silk
_I
._ . Y» i - -
" T. E, Rivers, St. John; F. E. War-
miin, Summerville, Mass; Ira B. Mc- everyyvh»»~» 1~n i>n.</-.~ om- nfumr,
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Doug fznu ts
i Today we start making
` Crm m
NLW Auvrii .|~EMi-.N|`~ _
, Cakes for
Sunday Deser
f'l\
We have n nice lot of
i cakes tc-lay specially
rnade for Sunday desert
L all fresh and good tasting.
' Doughnuts
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in ioc from pure iiintcrinls
f :ind ioolurl in pure Liird
f _ l2c lloz.
Sciitcli 'Sooners and Eu-
I
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5., ish Crunipts ‘”
I0c Doz.
3 Lunch cakes |2c.
Macliera cakes l5c.
()ther cakes by the
pound
Sultana 250 lb.
Molzisses fruit by the
lb. l2c, or in round cakes
of 2 lb. each 24c.
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Bakery £3 Liimh _.'?...'I;‘.:t“r._'y's;z...i°i£2§. °=.“::.
Th in f  ' rl L H'Don¢hue, St 11039; BI? S.-
,> C °m¢ 0 Bliing ,,Hiiuia,`Hii`iuiix~ I. W. irieieliig. 'rsr-
l ._
, f  éergke'y$3it.y;JW. UC. Wgodworth, 
' an-»¢ Au6iis¢`»iii-_"§i"'_'°" ima" u°x°l',“°'
i ` Tait, Master Allen Taft, Shediac; W.
. *   Street F. Ross, Bolton; Geo. H. Lgidlnng,
was n. passenger by the Empress yeslit
terday morning en route. to Edmon- t
ton.-S.
received another carload oi extrnie
-Lemuel Gordon of the Bank of
Nova Scotia, Montreal, who has beenid
yesterday morning on return to Mon-id
treal-S. il
_ , __ , t
-Edward MacKinnon, the Sum-
,merside hockeyist, and Thomas Gor-
_.___ IB
-Thomas Johnston has comp1etedl0
his new store on Water Street, Sum-
merside, and is now placing the fix-
side, desire an application from any 
, to Winnipeg.-S. Heli by l1h0_ Empress yesterday morn-
: 1- |1112 on a visit to Toronto, Montreal,
-Arthur Fraser, who has been act-il-"§tI‘o1t und other Canndinn und Am.-
ing relieving operator at Summer-|0ricn.n cities.-S. _
.'=ii|f' for thc print month, left for. “_ _ “_ ` -
~Snckville yesterday morning.-S. i *°i‘"T1l~ Bigger of thc Canadian
I -__ ilionk of Commerce, Suminerside, has
-Charles Toombs, (`-liarlottetown lime" l3l'¢1ll9fBl‘1`@d 150 the West and is
-Holmun‘s, Suinuierside, have just.Br°W“~ Harry M°K@IlZi€. ROY Crock-
henvily galvanized fox wire. Send Ch¢U`10ftet0WIl, all grossed to Pt. du
your order today as the stock is go-| Chem? Yesterday ell l`0\l»li@ -t0 the west.
ing fast _ 8-25dr6i “S»
a
visiting his parents at Brudenell lett fmm a Visit to Charlottetown yester-
mier who has been in Maine for thedlflontfea-1. M011l1l"€¢1l, who with Mrs.
past year came over by the Empress 5_C§V‘ert and three children have been
last night.-s. .vlsrtms the iormsfs brother H. w.
tures in it. Mr. Johnston has now, “fill b9_ 0119 Of the most interesting
one of the best tin shops`°in` the Mori- F°ml’et1ti011S till the m0t0r boat meet
,time Provinces.-S. L"
_ll e
-R. T. Holman, Limited, Summer- Btflft together find the best one win.
person who will tour this Pri;/ince`in "1
-(5. W. P. Gourlle, Summgrgigo,
o report at Winnipeg. He left tor'
here yesterday* morning.-S.
-REX Lea, Jack McKay, Ira J.A
ff. Charles Duffy", Charles Trainor,
-Miss Audrey Graves and Miss Hil_
red McLeod, Snmmerside, returned
5’-_'1_`h'ey were incorrectly reported
B "slung in Summerside the past
w ' -
o cvys. S.
-W. E. Stavert, of the Bank of
., Stavert, Summerside, have left
n their way to Europe,-S,
-The race for the Holman trophy
Summerside, Labor Day. There will
no handicaps. All the boats will
he race is open to all fishing boats
Northumberland Straits.-S,
nierside hired a motor boat ond
-Mrii. ld. Iluyiielil Williums, whol
inet,-S, ,_, _ shunt the bust your ut licr old home
__ in h`lun1niersi<lc, has left; .on return
-Miss Irene Douglass rind Miss M;i~‘¢0 1*-¢l"10lli0h.-S.
_j'.\
 Prowse Bros -Ltd “.§.‘;§ `
l.._._1_|:_ . $9.-
.I _ _
 You wil abd in our Stock
the very Coat you need.
the money. Price
k
.-_-ss-$ z.z5.---
_A stylish fall ,Overcast of Black- Vicuua I ’
,¢lqth,.siik fscings and Lspels. Bodylinings `
of [English twiihled scrgc. An excellent coat for ‘
,sms
,_;f..;_.“,§"‘.,0...___..
A dark oxford gray English Cravcnelic -
cloth shower proof coat, 52 inches long well
` made and trimmed, and makes a splend-id coat
for fall wear. Sizes 36 to 46. Price $6.00 .
-r ._ 1
, Pricc
S
,f--$4.oo---
A Fawn colored paramella  water l
proof coat, sewiilseniim, velvet collar-,' and is
- serviceable, as aduster as well. as a raincoat _
t, I
$4.80
Price `
bound Price
g A
.----$7.0o-----
This is a English pnramctta cloth Rain-
proof coat, light grey colour, motor collar 52
inches long and will give years of wear.
Long Blaclt`0il Costs Price 2.50
Glossy Slickers corduroy collars Leath;r ‘
3. 0
$7.00
Y
\_ f - The Store of Satisfaction. ` lif-
their interests circulating catalogues,
soliciting business and talking the
household name "Holms.n"_ every-
where.
-The usual services will be held in 9
terian churches tomorrow, the 27th
in Kensington at ‘3 p. m. Rev. Dr. P
conduct the services.
el, Sunimerslde yest)rday were John
Penn Salisbury W R Wilson and
‘Keen and wife, Amherst; W. G. Mc- _
l-
Blood Humors
___ Commonly cause Aplmples, bolts, hives,
c ~ .
Long River and Kensington Presby- £112 gf  green'
mst' in Long River at 11 a_ mu and ings oi' weakness, languor. loss of ap-
Archibuld, formerly of Cavendish Will, causing any bwnklng ‘Wt-
tem ls renovated, strengthened and
-Those registered at the Queen Ho- ¢°"~°d by
H9od_’s Sarsaparilla
zema or salt rheuin, or some other `
etitm or general debillty. wlthoui
They are expelled and the whole sys-
Get lt today. Sold by nil drngglstl
Donald, Port Vernon; Francis Shor-
'till und wife, St, Msry's Ferry, N.
Kr-nzie, C. A, 1.eBlnuc. Qtiebec.-S. _
- _/..._ - m
-Mrs. N. F. Carpenter, Chicago,
spent Wednesday in Summerslde, the m
guest of Mrs. Neil McQunrrle. She y
wns on her way to St. John, to meet)
ond child, who ure coming to Dalvay
fby the Sea. Mrs. Carpenter. is a niece
of thc lute Alexander McDonald, the
.they came over by the Empress last
‘night and went east.-S.
-Last Monday night wns the last
night for the bond to appear on the
Square. This year they only played
six nights while last year they play-
ed fifteen. It is rather regrettable
that Summerside is not able to s\Lp-
port a band. It certainly would bel
worth whille if some of the citizens-
would dig down and help it along.
Prof. Whitney deserves credit for the
way he is handling the band and if
some af the people would only help
along, Summerside would no doubt
‘under Whitney's nianagement have
one of the finest bands in the Mari-
time Provinces.-S. '
-Those registered at the Clifton,
Bummerside, were Mrs. Charles
Compton and daughter, Cedar Rap-
ids, Neb.; J. R. Webster, E. A. Smith,
E. L. Webster, St. John; R. Young,
or rs L Bor en, New YO! ,
B and Mrs. Doherty, Ottawa,
C. and Hrs. Messervsy, Montreal* P.
0:
R. C. Tait, Miss Tait, Mlsl Elinor
Halifax; A. B. llgMnnn, . J hut
.um Amit. Molson. Noi-ui wi1f.siius;'<
W B c
onto;` Mrs. Ritual N. Cox, Moroll'
‘ e
B.; R. Dystant, Ellerslie; Rev. R. Mc- ' I --
a.
o
ways come at th! same time.
ner .laughter Mrs. (nr) L. s.i.»iirie NEVER TU BF'
guests of the Misses Stallo _Da.lvay,  _
EASY. '
White-Have you any trouble in
king both ends meet?
Green-Not ri bit. The end of my
ney nnil the end of the week ol-
. FORGOTTEN EVENTS ,
Single horse racing was instituted
,648 B. C. `
-"*'_ »
`
' Club Offers
Guardian Q .Witness r
C
2
More good words from the far West lor-
THE ENTERPRISEBLAZER FURNACE.
Ruud what nnfither sntisfletl ci `sl:o|))` ir sa s ` '
ltiessxlrri. Enterprise Hardware Co., City.
s.»i§iéA'rooN, sin-i<_,.1iiiy ion.. i-._i.
earliiiiriliie mist two seasons I hav»=l1een running one of your ENTERPRHI-I
BLAZER t1‘UltNACES, and it has given me every satisfaction.
l
I consider I could not have installed any other furnnce that would hrivr-‘
g' ' n me any better res\ilt.», and can cheerfully add my word oi recominenud-
r.i'<l§ in isvoi-or the BLAZER.
i .
Y°i'§f¢<i.i“iJ§'ii'§.. J. KILBURN..
Lumber Merchant.
Call on our azent and ask to see the BLAZER, or write direct for ciiculnr.
'l`llE ENTERPRISE 'l"`0UNllRY C0,Sackville.N.B.
._ V M mufacl urers I
o
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Kaleidoscope, interesting toy wus Most ancient allusion to' eggs as
nventcd in 1818. , food was mndein 15013. C
Delicious chiirlottc russe first be- i First school exclusively for adults
me A dessert, in 1380. wus cstublisbcd at Bula, Mcriuneth-\
 , ._ ..__....-...,...__.. , .: sliirc, Wales, in 1811. ;
NEW ADVERTISl~}MEN'l‘S. _ _ -_-
.J-' .~. -___
O
lr.
I1
- -A ' v, Uhniu cables were first employed
  _ un shipboard in 1811. They were in-
vented by u navy surgeon. ’ ,
Cargo of Schooner “Kooh`
Oldest imap of the heavens was
oor"»consisting of 119 tors‘msde by -chinese iii ooo B. c.,ana
Imern,ui0n,x] qlqck Coal i contains 1,460 stars. It is in the Not-
. t . i . ~ -
‘ ionnl Librury, Paris.
lqlyuduinn th. C0 Ltd.
l.l.OYD'S ligeuts. V Hallfixi N- S- - \
barlottcto\vn 25th. -
ll be sold at Public Auction, ' -- `
' ` ` '> _ ,` Original rriilwny time table appear-
n 1_"I0uday 2'5[,h_' Aug-ubt .at ed in England, hnviug been issuedr by
2 o clock noon llie Coal will ri stoektoii and niiiun ton ruin-
, . ie . ‘ g
e sold in tue \-egqelv ag shmroutl (lompnny iu October, 1825. -
, ._ .
ow lies, stranded- at Gnllas = y
oiut, P. E. I. ' ° ' i
 C... ,V llalhousle University
/'\llg‘llSlC 1911 FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE.
y I  y"°Cut Out ' Coal
The price of the Rural
Ddily Guardian and the
Montreal Weekly Witness
one year each, is $1.25
Address all new or re-
newal subscriptions to the
Charlottetown Guardian,
-Sub-cription Department, ,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Guardian
AID -
[emily laulii null Weekly Star
$2.25,    
The price of The Rural
Daily Guardian and The .
Family Herald and Weekly
Star of Montreal one year _
each is $2.25. --
*, ,_
‘l‘hcre’s just as much
room for ecouoiuy in buying
coal as any other necessity
of life.
Wliile Inverness Coal
has more heat units to the
ton than any other coal it
costs no more than the
common coal.
'l"_h'e ii c ofn litt .judgment or
“ll ‘Tse whos" Wir ll" 5311)' PU"
ron \l\ -l the coal with _flip Kleilf
c=~t anmunt of beat-p1‘0dllCl\‘K
q mli-‘ies is the most economical
iq buy. lnvewou ls properly
n-_reened cos'-every psrlwls °f
foreign mower _is extracted,
leaving -nolliing but n good,
uniform |,ksndsrd‘»t` clearnacreen-
'ed so dl. ' ,
Buy the' coal that will sive
dollars.
s-isiiiuf  “ _' .
_ g,
 Degrees in Arts, Science and Music.
'i`wn 'years course' in ltinginccring,
preliminary to entering N. 15. Technical
’ College, or third gem of other institu-
lions.
; tions, Sept (ith, |911. -
FACULTY Ol-' LA`W.
1 Session begins on October |7lh, igll.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
` All medical instruction is now given by
the University stuill ~.
FACULTY OF DENTISTRY
In nmlislion with the Marlimc Dental
College. ‘
The university is also working in co
ogleration, with the N- S. College of
P urmlcy.
Ftr Calender and infomation ad
“dress Lhc_ Secretary of lhé lfaculiy in
question. -
8-itidwfmzw.
 
T E CUP THAT CIIIERS
omluon Blend Tea
( Registered )
i ’ ` MACKENZIE BURSARY, VALUE
 » $200. awarded at cnlrnrlcc examina-
-S
Farm for Sale
` -AT-
~ Tryon_
I am olierlng for sais niy lM‘I\1.
-consisting of 160 acres, 1-20 clenr
and the bsiznce covered with a guvtl
growth of ard and soft wood. Un
tue premises are excellent buildingfi
containing dwelling and outbuildingl
as well as a farmer's house, all Hi
good repair. _
This property ls facing Tryon Riv-
er and the fnrm runs to the sllorv-
There is _running water on the fnrm.
This property is admitted one of
the best in this section, and intend-
ing purchasers are invited to inslN*\`l
t. f
JOHN H. LEA.
7-Hfmwdrtl ""”"‘
 
BOA'l` F02 SALE
Our Gasoline Boat 21 foot Kwi-
9 foot beaim, I5 H. P. Ferro lill-
gine. 2 toe boats can carry one i-:ir
of freight. This gear is almost new.
Would take n Small Engine in intl
payment. Also three sail bout#
suitable for Quahau; and 0.V~`l0"
fishing, 2 Dories and a number of
good Quahaug fakes.
JAMES ENGLAND,
'l
Arg ygn duwnud 1 zovpor cont
Are you out of lofts 7 M°"°i(>l,'lr§§",'
A cnpof Dominion Blend Ten Motu'
will put yoii on your feet.
Traveller’s Rest. P. li- I-
wrue or 'rsispiions for price and "-""
iculal u ‘-
. _ i z4dt\ rt'
¢l'fsll our